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Today saturday, october 13 12th. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today on this saturday morning. Im lester holt. Im erica hill along with craig melvin and dylan dreyer. This is one of the most densely Populated Areas in the world. Cyclone, hurricane, same thing . Same thing but called Different Things in different parts of the world. Because its in the pacific . Yes. A whether a boy with be reunited with his family is in question. A ticket and likely a good deal of supervision on that flight. Also ahead this morning, we are following a developing story in new mexico. Police there are lookin...

Additional 287 search and rescue personnel to assist with ground searches. Weve also begun to use cadaver dogs. At this point we have 22 here working with these teams in an effort to locate remains. Sandra fires have burned many homes. 9,000 firefighters are on the front lines. Firefighters in Southern California starting to get a better handle on the fires burning here in this area, the woolsey fire as the winds begin to die down. The damages remain far and wide as we see from the homes behind me, burned to the ground and the devastation worse in Northern California in the town of paradise, c...

Report. Plus, americans living like this. Look at this. Mold, mice, bugs, rats. Apartments literally falling apart and you are paying for those landlords to make bank. Think thats outrageous . Wait till you see the rest of our exclusive investigation of the state of hud under ben carson. A lot to get through on this thursday. Lets start with my colleague, peter alexander, over at the white house. We know whats on the president s mind this morning. Its russia, russia, russia. Hallie, youre right. Excuse me for looking down at my phone. Even as youre introducing this segment, we are hearing from...

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