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Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning. Welcome to today on a monday morning. Im matt lauer. Im Savannah Guthrie alongside tamron hall who is in for natalie this morning. Well get to todays top story, the deadly mall attack in kenya where militants are Still Holding an unknown number of hostages in a twoday standoff that has already left at least 68 people dead. We go right to nbcs ron allen in nairobi with the lat est. Good morning, ron. What can you tell us . Good morning, savannah. Were behind s...

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it doesn't sound -- how did it support itself? >> most of those newspapers were created by people who were really in another trade. that is they were, printers. and in order to keep their print shop busy in order to bring their customers into the shop to pick up the papers, so they could sell them some stationary on the side or sell them a book while they were there. they hit upon the idea of a newspaper as the perfect device, expires every week, and later every day once the pace picked up. and so most of those first enterprises were a sideline of someone -- what we would think of a...