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lillian and don corbin, sarasota, florida. they've been married five years and they love to cruise all over the place. >> thank you so much. coming up next we're going to get the consumer reports ratings of the best restaurant chains as voted on by you but first this is "today" on nbc.

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that hero was mitchell corbin, a national guardsmen. and dekker is extremely grateful. >> he's my guardian angel. he really is. >> i was just happy that everything turned out all right and everyone's safe. >> corbin has completed hours of emergency response training in the past, which certainly paid off in that situation. >>> and time, now, for sports news this morning, including an exciting game two in the nba finals. with more, here's espn news with all the highlights. >> welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. let's play some hoops. game two of the nba finals. kevin durant and the thunder looking for an early 2-0 series lead. lebron james, wants to head back to south beach time. this shot clock winding down. d. wade with 2 of his 24 on the night. heat up nine. under two minutes to go. durant, no good. but westbrook on cleanup duty. he had 27 points on the night. and the thunder, they trail by three. 1:30 left in the contest. lebron, gets the jumper. 32 for him on the night. miami by five. under a minute left. bosh, p

. >> staff sergeant mitchell corbin was on his way to the airport to catch a flight.to the rescue. cnn affiliate ktrk says that corbin teaches emergency response to other members of the texas air national guard. >>> 40 years ago tomorrow, the u.s. presidency began to unravel. four decades since the break-in at the democratic party offices in washington. the burglars would be traced to the nixon administration and the president would resign from office in august of 1974. but what were the burglars really after? no one really knows for sure. but lamar walldren says he's found new evidence that explains the why behind watergate. >> it all went back to 1960 when nixon wins the vice president and had been running a close election against senator kennedy. to get an edge in the lek sthun, richard nixon pressured the cia to work with the mafia to assassinate the new leader of cuba, castro. >> there has been speculation that then vice president nixon was trying to lay the ground work for that, but you uncovered new information about it. >> right. it was nixon who pressed for t

i have a hero and god put him there. >> corbin actually teaches emergency response in the guard and says this was his first time he's actually had to rescue someone. thank goodness he did. >>> all right, 40 years after title 9 became law, are female athletes truly finding equal ground? tennis great billie jean king speaks out about gender equality in sports. >> 40 years ago this month president richard nixon signed title 9 into law. with the landmark legislation made it illegal to exclude girls from any educational program that includes federal funding including school sports. 20-time wimbledon winner billie jean king became a champion of the law and for her tireless work she became the first female athlete to receive the presidential medal of freedom. i spoke with billie jean king about the milestones of title 9. >> well, in 1972 when title 9 was passed there was one out of every 27 girls in sports were playing. that was two out of five which is a huge improvement and the one thing that people don't realize, i think is title 9 really was about education and not just about sports. the re

god put him there. >> corbin actually teaches emergency response in the guard but says this was his firstthat he's actually had to rescue someone. >>> a democratic lawmaker is punished after she used the word vagina in a speech, all because some republicans said it just wasn't mature. >>> a manhunt is under way in canada in the deadly robbery of an armored vehicle. three guards were killed and a fourth critically injured during a heist at the university of alberta. police suspect this man, 21-year-old travis baumgartner, is the killer, and now his mother is pleading for him to surrender. ctv has the story. >> reporter: this was the scene at the university of alberta. three people were shot to death, two men and one woman. a fourth, another man, was sent to hospital in critical condition. the victims were all guards for a security company, g-4s canada, making a delivery, police say, and so is the person police call a suspect, another armored vehicle guard, 21-year-old travis baumgartner. >> we're in the process of filing warrants in the first degree for three counts of first-degree murder

. >> it turned out to be a staff sergeant michael corbin. he happens to keep emergency response to other members of the texas international guard. this happened to be the first time that he had ever used that training. >> perfect timing. at this hour a tra decision wrapping up in north beach. today is the last day of 58th annual north beach festival held on columbus avenue. it celebrates the italian in all of us. especially the contribution to italians in san francisco, plenty of pasta and i think my stomach is part italian. >> let's get to leigh glaser, a little bit of a cooldown. >> right near the coast and even near the bay. a huge cool down today. you can see why. this live camera from high definition mount tamalpais camera looking down on richardson bay. behind all these low clouds and fog at the golden gate bridge, as well as san francisco. it has been a cooldown indeed. live doppler, we'll take a look that the showing you the low clouds also the fog that is banking up near the coast. we'll go ahead and get the computer going, hold a s

people like corbin scott, a teacher who comes here three days a week. >> usually to hike and exercise and just get out and destress. >> reporter: today he'll need a plan b. the park is closed due to extreme fire danger. two days ago, he says he saw it coming. >> i went up to the summit. it was, you know, pretty -- the grass was pretty brittle and pretty dry. yeah, i understand why. and there are a lot of people who are pretty careless out here anyway. >> even work crews used hand tools today instead of gas powered. yesterday it was 94 degrees with 15% relative humidity, so the decision was made to close it. >> i do think it's a good idea because what if hikers were caught in the middle of something they wish they hadn't been caught in? i can understand it. do i like it, not necessarily. >> reporter: car after car turning around. the park is 740 acres with 13 miles of trails, popular but for now, not the place to be. >> i have to accept that and hope that tomorrow's a better day. >> reporter: and we're back here live. we saw this group of people walk up the hill. they've got their wate

senator corbin. >> thank you, madam chair. dr. mcfarland, first let me congratulate you on your good judgment. i know you grew up in connecticut but you now live in maryland. i wanted to point that out to the committee. >> finally figured it out, huh? >> congratulations on that. i want to follow up on senator alexander's point on the storage issues. and i understand both of your positions as it relates to regional fa sill dids or for depositories. and i understand that. that can take some time as we all know before they're implemented. i want to get your thoughts on on-site storage as it relates to the safety issues as to the advisability and long-term use of on-site storage and your views as to how that relates to the work of the commission. i'll let you start. i'll ask some specific questions. there's some trade-offs, obviously. trade-offs on transportation, trade-offs of risks at a regional or national depository. there's the issues of how safe different regions of the country have different risks. we know that certain areas ma

corbin will was taken into custody after state police found evidence of the crimes in their car duringraffic stop. ellen state police assisted in the investigation -- maryland state police assisted in the investigation. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. everything has been cleared on westbound 70. we had some closures near the 32 appeared the accident is gone. we're still dealing with some closures along to keep the street near franklin. that's because of an accident. fort avenue remains closed until 11:00 p.m. tonight for sailabration events. a little sluggish on the west side beginning at 70 down towards edmondson. moving well on the north side through the towson region. everything looking good on 795, down from owings mills. here's a quick live look at traffic. 95 at the fort mchenry. southbound traffic building just a bit. looking good here. 895 checks out fine at the harbor tunnel. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's check on the forecast. >> we're expecting a lot of sunshine tod

>> reporter: mitchell corbin, a member of the texas air national guard said he was driving by when heaw the fire. >> figured out there was a big problem going on. and took the steps to fix it. >> reporter: corbin said he never wanted any recognition. >> i was just happy that everything turned out already and everyone's safe. >> reporter: but this morning, because of his selfless act, decker is back at home with her family, alive and grateful. >> i should be home. i should have multiple injuries. he is my guardian angel. he really is. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> you love to see that heroism. >> so unselfish. >>> let's go to weather now and sam champion, up in niagara falls. it looks beautiful there this morning, sam. happy friday. >> happy friday, by the way. robin, george. take a look at this. this is the kind of picture you don't need sound for. you could sit here and look at it all day long. i probably will. let's give you the forecast. we have a big day and night of television ahead. there will be strong and severe storms. more than

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the last time i was on your show, we showed a tape of corbin saying it was important to keep the vote in philadelphia down. too many people in philadelphia are voting. so we know what is behind this. it is important. people say why can't people get these i.d.s. one of the reasons is that these i.d.s are not free. the i.d. itself is free. the supporting documentation, you need a birth certificate, for example to get the voter i.d. depending where you are born, it can be up to $50. so, you know, for people to afford that who are very poor, can't afford the transportation, sometimes three buses over a long distance to a voting -- penndot office to get the voter i.d. photograph, it is something then can't do. the great thing about voter suppression is that you don't have to suppress every vote. if you just suppress 30%, 40% of the vote, again, as you say, that will make a difference of hundreds of thousands of votes which in a close election can be all the difference. >> our concern is where do we go from here. i'm getting ready to do a voter i.d. tour around this issue. our fear is that

so i was sitting in a bar with barry corbin in santa fe hotel.ing, doesn't look at me, talks to barry, literally for 15 minutes without looking at me. i said, i'm sorry to interrupt, mr. jones, my name is josh brolin. and he looked at me -- "okay." i aid, "i'm here, i'm going to play li--" and he looks at me f the most long, awkward pose and he goes "all right." and i was like -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: have you done imitations for him? >> never, no, we did a read-through and i refused to do it in front of him. so, they did two separate. one, the first act and then the second, third act, i did later because, you know -- you don't want to get it wrong, man. he hasn't come up to me. i heard he came up to barry and will, said some really nice things about the movie. but i'm not going to go, what did you think about me playing you, playing k as a young guy -- like, how cool is that? you know? i love acting. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a great impersonation. it's a weird -- what did you do last time you were here? you did an imp

his name is mitchal corbin.ergeant in the texas air national guard. >> i saw a lady frantically screaming that, you know, she's still in there. i figured out that there was a big problem going on. and i took the steps to fix it. i was just happy that everything turned out all right. >> he's my guardian angel. he really is. i have a hero. god put him there. >> that's amazinamazing. he teaches emergency response in the guard. but says this was his first time he's actually had to rescue someone. thank goodness he was there. >>> first, we saw rapper tupac resurrected as a halogram in a concert. now marilyn monroe? this could mean legal trouble for the company behind it all. our legal guys are standing by waiting to break down this case. ♪ loyalty discounts, safe driver discounts, paperless discounts. progressive keeps finding me new ways to save me money on my car insurance. you're sure to save it forward. i see you're a healthy eater. you qualify for a healthy eater's discount. oh, my gosh! thank you. you're welcom

lillian and don corbin, sarasota, florida. and they love to cruise all over the place. >> thank you so much. coming up next we're going to get the consumer reports ratings of the best restaurant chains as voted on by you but first this is "today" on nbc. . >>> americans spent $1.7 billion a day eating out at restaurants. what are the best chain restaurants in the country? nearly 48,000 diners weighed in on their favorites in this month's "consumer reports." todd marks is here with the results. four basic criteria, right? >> food, mood, value and service. it doesn't get any more elemental than that. >> did all of them carry the same weight? >> they're all key parameters, they're all the same. >> let's get right to the italian. one of the best rated was bravo cucina italiana and the low was ram romanio's macaroni grill. >> romano's did about average. and bravo, which is according to the size did an exemplary level. >> in food and in quality of ambience. >> part of the mood, which is part of the dining experience. it's very impor

the group i have put together from jeb corbin to noreena wolf.oup of people, incredibly diverse. it's very funny because it's very smart. >> right. what is your biggest regret over the past year for you? >> that was the scene i was hearing. i'm sorry. >> that's okay. >> biggest regret, was going too far. >> you were quoted as saying ree recently, it was like a weird dream i couldn't wake up from. it felt messy and disconnected. and i can't have that be my tv legacy. >> i can't say it better than that, sitting right here. yeah. it just felt like, i had the kind of career that that didn't really fit into. you know? and the regret would be that i was so vocal about people i shouldn't have been that vocal about, you know, when i had to look at my part in it. even though i was right and a couple things that i did was wrong, there was a way to go about it that was a little less than that. >> yeah. yeah. so, do -- you know that. i know you're aware. i'm not telling you anything you don't know. but for almost a year, charlie, you were the actor that -- a

he's staff sergeant mitchell corbin. he's good enough to join me on the phone from houston. wow.as actually running a few errands before i was supposed to be at the airport to fly back home for some leave to visit with some of my family and friends of my girlfriend. >> you were, let me make sure i'm hearing this right. you were running late to the airport, so you saved a life and off you went? >> something like that. it was kind of a weird little pit stop in between running errands that i didn't think i would come across, but yes. >> what did you see? we're looking at video, huge smoke and flames. why did you do this? >> well, i just felt like somebody needed to jump in and take care of the situation because i saw fire. i saw a lady screaming. i knew i had to step up because the officers were trying to get ahold of the squad and the fire department. no one was hitting the situation. they were helping in other ways. i figured i'd step in and take care of it. >> in your time with the texas air national guard, is this something you had done before or t at all? >> no. this is probabl

back on the trail with romney today, as well as the congressman paul ryan later in the week and rob corbinthe senator from ohio. >> all right, peter, thank you. quite a lineup there. ari melver is an nbc contributor and with "the nation," and author of "it's classified in 18 acres," good morning to both of you. let's start with the executive order from the president, it means he doesn't have to go to congress as it relates to changing the deportation rules or policy for people between the ages of 16 and 30 here. is this long term, ari, or is it as senator marco rubio referred to it as a short-term solution? >> i think on paper it's short-term and you have a two-year term for people to get work permits and then have to reapply. but let's remember, the dream act was introduced 11 years ago. congress has looked at this issue for three years. 55 senators supported it, but it was ultimately filibustered, so it's understandable that any president would use their executive powers when they can't get action on the hill. >> nicolle, some people are questioning whether this was legal or not the way

>> i want to bring in dennis derek, the founder and president of corbin hill farm, a farm he broughtgetables from the south bronx and back with us at the table, natalie foster, co-founder of rebuild the dream, fresh produce here, a shot of that brought us to by dennis from the farm. it gets at a loaded and interesting issue. >> very much so. >> is there a width in it of this sort of -- of the settlement house, of late 19th century do-gooder white progressives telling the people in the inner city slums that you are living your life terribly, you shouldn't be doing this and shouldn't be doing that and a reaction people have to that, looking at me skeptically, but a whiff of this. >> i was listening to dr. farley, this is such a tiny, tiny thing in the context of the scope of the obesity problem and the childhood obesity problem and i have been watching the reaction to this since it was proposed by bloomberg and dr. farley and i just cannot figure out what the hysteria is b the people being hysterical are not the ones whoever buy 32 ounces. >> that's trchlg you think this is being ginne

. >> gretchen: it turns out the good samaritan is staff sergeant mitchell corbin, a member of the texast that there was a big problem going on and took the steps to fix it. >> gretchen: decker says she hopes to be able to meet him very soon and say thank you. >> brian: man calling 911 after a deli worker messed up his sandwich. listen. >> i specifically asked for little turkey and little ham and a lot of cheese and a lot of mayonnaise and they are giving me hard time. i was wondering if you could stop by -- >> you're calling 911 because you don't like the way they're making your sandwich? >> exactly. >> brian: so therefore, there goes the theory it was 311. the dispatcher eventually told him to walk away, but he said he wanted to resolve the issue right then examine there. so it didn't happen again in the future. >> steve: but did he call the place back and say, i'm coming back some day. >> brian: we'll follow that story even if it means us work weekends. >> steve: great. >> gretchen: speak for yourself. coming up, a father kills his daughter's alleged attacker in cold blood. was it mur

regional forest -- regional forester, corbin newman, recently stated, fire will have to take its natural course. and we're just trying to put fire back into its natural processes, he said. this rings the same tone as was stated by mr. tidwell in my office this week, that we want fire to get back in the forest. well, fire in the forest had a natural process when the forest was in balance. the forest is desperately out of balance right now. this is not the first brush with disaster we had. keep in mind that the forest serviceperson ell themselves said they were worried about losing the entire town of ruidoso. that it was high risk, not just at risk but high risk with their statement as we were briefed about the fire. but we had warning signs last year. this is what it looked like last year in ruidoso. high winds and a small fire began to throw embers throughout the town and you can see the little spots of fires over and through the mountains that are in and around ruidoso. we began to sound the alarm at that point to our forest service, please clean the fuels out. we can't stand for this t