wherever you see pock marks in the wall, that's where projectiles would have bounced off the walls.'ll see some huge gaping holes there. that's where projectiles would have become embedded in the walls and then blown up. and then there are still projectiles still being stuck in the walls of the fort, which we can go check out. we fly six flags over fort sumter, and the first one, the big one we have up there is the 50-star united states flag, our current flag. we fly five additional flags. these are historic ones that would have flown over the fort during civil war. that is the same flag that flew here during the first bombardment of the civil war from april 12th to there are 33 stars on that. seven states already had withdrawn from the union in 1861, but they were kept on the u.s flag that entire time, and that was the policy of abraham lincoln because secession was not recognized. to the right of that u.s. flag is the stars and bars. that is the first national flag of the confederacy. the middle is a south carolina state flag. now to the right of that, you have the second national

everything seven-day outlook of pock pocket including the surgery she needs to repair the torn tendon on her right hand. >> we don't have $7,000 for something. it's not emergent. i won't die if i don't have it fixed but it can be painful. >> reporter: to contain costs companying are only offering health care plans with sky high deductibles. this year 18 million americans are enrolled in high deductible plans compared with 13 million last year. yet, insured americans are going to the doctor less, getting fewer tests and filling fewer prescriptions than a year ago. health analysts say you can blame those high deductibles. americans who never thought twice about going to the doctor are delaying those visits and choosing to go without procedures and prescriptions. >> every time i hear one of my colleagues in exam rooms saying i can't believe you came in for this, i hear a doctor in the next space says, why did you wait so long. >> reporter: in chicago dr. leslie ramirez decided to aktd after her own mother decided a needed mammogram was too expensive. she started a website called lesliesl

. >> i am everything he stands for hypocriip pock -- >> drug addicts should be kwaurn teed. >> his campaignrrific. i followed it every day. i was writing editorials and we endorsed him. wrote the endorsement democrat buckley for mayor. >> the sa famous line he said a reporter asked what he would do if he won? he said i would demand a recount. >> lindsay won with a late surge. lindsay's reputation of the young star of the republicans was hopelessly tarnished. he would run for high office as a democrat but never win. >> the sheer intellectual and incoherence and speechlessness he was reduced to by buckley's arguments was a fro found effect that eastern establishment control the republican party was not only ending but justifiably ending. >> while some dismissed buckley aesz third place finish wausz a defeat for the right winger it was more evidence the movement was spreading. >> buckley discovered his support did not lie where he thought he would. it was middle class and working class people who agreed with buckley it was the former democrats now saw that this yale educated blue blood with hi

. >> i am everything he stands for hypocriip pock -- >> drug addicts should be kwaurn teed. >> his campaign was terrific. i followed it every day. i was writing editorials and we endorsed him. wrote the endorsement democrat buckley for mayor. >> the sa famous line he said a reporter asked what he would do if he won? he said i would demand a recount. >> lindsay won with a late surge. lindsay's reputation of the young star of the republicans was hopelessly tarnished. he would run for high office as a democrat but never win. >> the sheer intellectual and incoherence and speechlessness he was reduced to by buckley's arguments was a fro found effect that eastern establishment control the republican party was not only ending but justifiably ending. >> while some dismissed buckley aesz third place finish wausz a defeat for the right winger it was more evidence the movement was spreading. >> buckley discovered his support did not lie where he thought he would. it was middle class and working class people who agreed with buckley it was the former democrats now saw that this yale educated blue blood

make sure everything out of your pocks is gone, nonmetallic items because if there is anything in yourocket, you have to go to the patdown. >> very good information. again, robert reed from editor of "lonely planet." happy flying to you. enjoy your holiday. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> as we get ready for the holiday season, here is something you do not want to see on your flight. a giant crack in your airplane's windshield. this happened on board a delta flight from atlanta to orange county. the pilot had to make an emergency landing in dallas. one of the passengers on board, mike fleming took the picture for us and talked about it earlier on cnn. >> you could hear the murmur but everyone was very intent on hearing what the captain had to say, especially when he said we needed to divert to dallas-ft. worth and doing a rapid descent. our ears would start popping, and they were trying to get us below 10,000 feet. >> the plane landed without incident and the passengers were put on another flight and made it on out to california. >>> we are dedicating a half hour to this busy tr

. >> i am everything he stands for hypocriip pock -- >> drug addicts should be kwaurn teed. >> his campaigns terrific. i followed it every day. i was writing editorials and we endorsed him. wrote the endorsement democrat buckley for mayor. >> the sa famous line he said a reporter asked what he would do if he won? he said i would demand a recount. >> lindsay won with a late surge. lindsay's reputation of the young star of the republicans was hopelessly tarnished. he would run for high office as a democrat but never win. >> the sheer intellectual and incoherence and speechlessness he was reduced to by buckley's arguments was a fro found effect that eastern establishment control the republican party was not only ending but justifiably ending. >> while some dismissed buckley aesz third place finish wausz a defeat for the right winger it was more evidence the movement was spreading. >> buckley discovered his support did not lie where he thought he would. it was middle class and working class people who agreed with buckley it was the former democrats now saw that this yale educated blue blood wit

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get money in their pocks. i'd rather take the 65 or $70 billion that the rich otherwise would get in a tax break and give it to the states to and localities to preserve the jobs or get the job back of teachers and firefighters and police officers. i mean we need them and they will also spend 100% of what they get back. i guarantee you. >> but what if it, in fact, it turns out to be what it's looking like, the democrats sign off on a temporary extension of all of the bush tax cuts a year, $70 billion, whatever the figure is or the time is to the high end people in the economy? does it hurt the economy as a whole or does it as we suggested hurt the president politically by letting republicans take credit for any subsequent maybe inevitable job growth? >> well, it certainly hurts the economy is in the sense you got next year alone millionaires basically shirking those taxes, getting a tax break of $70 billion that they otherwise had no reason to expect and that money not going elsewhere in the economy where it co

we did this in a robust led by paying for it at our own pocks. we are all grow. -- broke. we are all trying to regroup. tuesday night we had a great night. i am from florida, we had a super night in florida. marco is coming to washington, d.c., because of the tea party. we are all about telling the truth. the gop did not get behind him when it first came out. there were standing behind our governor who ended up being -- we do not know what he was. they did not stand behind marco. he showed up at the tea parties. he had no money. i remember hearing a radio show where he was talking aut he had no money. the gop did not get behind him, but the tea party did. all of a sudden, the gop realize we have put our faith in the wrong person. theyad to scramble. that is who is coming to washington. the gop let him do his adess on saturday. he has not even got here. afr obama's address, she did his address. we have a governor in florida that the gop did not support at first. the tea party did. we're not blaming the gop, we're just saying we stood outside. we kept saying no because we ar

he had a ticket on the titanic, but because he had the chicken pock pox, he wasn't able to board.ds church every single week and honored with so many awards you can't list them all. happy birthday to you. we have robert whetham of newcastle, wyoming. he hasn't stopped driving. > and we have charles grimm, 100 years old, he does 500 situps each morning. and lorena hook, of portland, tennessee. 103 years old. fourth time to be on the show. and her favorite memory is driving a model t. i drove one once. finally margaret pierce, 100 years old, retired insurance agent, the secret to longevity is having good genes and good luck. that's it, back to new york now. >> willard, thank you so much. >>> is the government sending the wrong message by pushing cheese on us? first this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're now at 8:38, an investigation in sunday's more times has declared a conflict of interest. on the one hand it pushes an ant anti-obesity -- david zenzenko is the author of the eat this not that series. joy bauer is a registered dietitian. good morning to both of you. it seems a bit schizop

the president said the engine fire that pocked out power was the company's worst incident in the 35-year history. >>> and we have more information about the mystery in the sky over southern california. nasa, along with the pentagon, both now agree it was probably a jet that caused that billowing vapor trail that looked like a missile plume. experts believe the plane's contrail was dissorted by the angle of the camera, wings and other cameras. >>> 8:46. the fall of a missing 12-year- old girl from san francisco wants your help in finding her. the mother of the girl said she hadn't seen her daughter since last thursday. this is her photo. she said the daughter called on monday and said she was somewhere in west oakland but didn't say where she was. her family fears the worst. she's described as 5'3" weighing about 40 pounds. she has attention deficit hyperactive disorder and the police want your help. >>> 8:47. in santa cruz, the bicyclist faces charges for allegedly running over a 3-year-old on purpose. police arrested 38-year-old eric lam of live oak yesterday. police say he yelled on se

. >> do you have anything in your pocks? >> i don't think so.>> no belt? >> no belt, nothing. >> any internal or external implants i need to be aware of? >> no. >> i will be doing a standard patdown using my hands along your body. we will be doing a groin check with my hand on your hip, other hand on your inner thigh, slowly go up and down. two times in the front and back in. >> all right. >> if you want a private screening, we can do that, also. >> we do do that out here, but if you touch my junk, i'm going to have you arrested. >> actually, we're going to have a supervisor here because of your statement. >> well, at one point in the tape, a tsa agent tells tiner quote upon buying the ticket you gave up a lot of your rights. tiner disagrees. >> i don't think that needs to be a condition for people to fly. giving up that level of privacy is not something i'm prepared to do. >> well, tiner never made it on that plane. supervisors were called in and he says he's now facing a $10,000 fine and a civil suit. janet napolitano is jumping into the fray

he gets to compare out-of-pocket heth care costs before they come out of his pocke that's awesome. [ uses it. looks like everyone likes saving money. ah, the potential of putting people first. thanks joe. know more. get better. get a smarter healthlan. ♪ aetna.com. >>> good morning. temperures now into the low. bright and sunny today. highs low 60s. sunny again for veterans day. highs, upper 50s. more of the same saturday. sunday, sunny with a high near 60. jerry, how's traffic? >> still jammed. pentagon to the 14th street bridge. one more stop heading over to maryland. looks like the southeast corners coming in loaded up. pennsylvania a through the work zone at branch avenue. eun? >>> thairk you. this afternoon on nbc 4 a bran ♪ who said that you can't go home ♪ ♪ he's a hometown boy ♪ who said you can't go home >>> that's the supergroup bo jovi and they're coming back here to rockefeller plaza, they're going to rock their second home friday morning onl on "today." >> do they know that "today" is their second home? have we made sure they know that? >> they were the artists in reside

i think we saw that in both -- bush startedhis idea of puttg money in consumers' pocks with rebate checks. it turned out that people knew if the government borrowed the money, it was on them. so they cut back. you did not get the consumption impact that economists had labeled. i want to focus on the production side of the economy. the question is how do you get small businesses and new businesses to add that next worker. how'd you get every small ness in the country to add one worker? you are not going to that by having the government spend more money. that has the opposite impact. furthermore, the money flows away from the united states. big corporations are borrowing dollars and taking it abroad to create jobs there because those governments are not as out of control on the spending policies as our own government. you get that double-out of the spending. there was -- they raised taxes and there was a huge tax component and a mistake that caused that second depression of 1937. the book was written -- a book was written and many articles corrected that perception that some how fdr's spend

if you look at what they said and listen to what they said and read what they said, it was a pocks on the whole city. it wasn't just democrats. it was just the way business is transacted here. so now these people are going to have to come in and sit in policy lunches and caucuses with their new colleagues who are members of the same party and try to have to move forward that way. on the democratic side, i think you're going to see, if these trends hold, you'll see a smaller, more liberal caucus. >> a republican pickup in arkansas with boozman defeating lynn cob and in $, -- lincoln and in, the place holder with -- $5% reporting in delaware. >> right. yeah, and i think republicans saw this one coming a long way away. the establishment really wanted mike castle to win that primary. o'donnell sort of an unknown and whenever anybody starts dicking -- digging up 10-year-old clips from the bill maher show, it doesn't spell good things for your candidacy. >> i just wanted to make a point that i don't normally vote along party lines. but this year because of all of the changes and attacks on