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. >> reporter: veteran newsman ted koppel and harry smith are bringing their skills to "rock center" reporting talent. >> long-form story telling. it's -- they're not a lot of places that's celebrated anymore. this is exciting. >> reporter: smith's first story for "rock center" focuses on a north dakota town that has more jobs than people to fill them. >> there's opportunity here. >> reporter: opportunity is at the heart of corresponding kate snow's story on birth tourism, an industry focused on instant american citizenship. >> as soon as they secure a u.s. by the way certificate and passport, they fly home to ch a china. >> i hope what distinguishes us, it becomes television you feel like you are to watch. >> reporter: adding to that must see factor is williams' live presence on the broadcast each monday. >> that's the best way to be current, to guarantee that we're right where the news is. >> reporter: but it also mean an extra long day for the man who also anchors "nightly news". >> what else am i going to do with that time? sort my sock drawer? come on, really. >> reporter: willi

reported by an all-star cast of esrrespond epts and contrib on are with matt lauer, ted coppell and harry smith. >> you will see news magazine story telling you might have seen on another network. brip will be hosting the show live every monday and all the correspondents will do a debrief with brian during the show live unscripted. we will have no idea what he will ask. he will not have any idea what we will say either. >> rock center with brian williams premiers monday night at 10:00 before bay area news at 11:00. maybe you will get invited. let's work on that. >> it's 10 times the size of ours. >> like to get invited. >> nice weekend into halloween. >> upper 70s and dry weather headed out to the beach. we will be fog-free tomorrow morning and looks nice. >> gorgeous.>> seero >> y see you on monday. and "scary pranks on the

and people are going there from all over, including our own harry smith. in a story debuting tonight on rock center, tonight he gives us just a glimpse of williston, north dakota, where the jobs are. >> reporter: it's a town perhaps unlike any other in america today. everywhere you look, companies are hiring. >> the big issue these days is job creation. we have jobs. we're just a small community. we have 2,000 to 3,000 job openings here and more come on the scene every day. >> reporter: help ant wanted doesn't begin to describe it. $15 an hour for fast food workers. $80,000 a year or more if you can turn a wrench or drive a truck. the reason? oil. new technologies are bringing billions of barrels to the surface. and with the oil come jobs of all kinds. grace and miles krugman moved from colorado. after grace, an unemployed teacher for more than a year, found work with the williston schools. >> what was the feeling when they called up and said, yes, we have a job for you? >> i was so excited. it was like -- i don't know how to explain it. i felt like, maybe

ted kopple and harry smith are bringing their skills, along with the established reporting talent.liams says he has one goal for this new show. >> i want people to watch it and say, "said that is where everyone could in television news is now working." >> thanks, brian. that feels good, doesn't it? show features a story from richard engel. a closer look at insurgent ebbets to overthrow the government. this is tonight at 10:00 right here on wbal tv 11. a program that helps military families travel is about to expand. they are helping wounded troops and their families see each other more often. the details coming up at 6:00. >> i think i am about to become a victim in one of the best in >> if you are little too old to be trick-or-treating this evening -- the >> do not be pointing in this direction. kim dacey found herself of part of the show. >> you are entering one of the scary is haunted houses in baltimore. this is their first year in essex, and it is not for the faint of heart. >> people want to be scared, and it is not just to get them in and get them out. we will stop you and i

great tradition -- >> that its multiple in-depth stories each week including one in the debut from harry smith. >> you can make $15 an hour at taco jobs. >> it is like for every job he fell, another 1.5 jobs opens up at. >> it will take you somewhere at the mercy and something with one of our correspondents and you'll come away the better for it. >> this course on the to include at ted koppel as well as an array of numerous newsmen. but it gives us an opportunity to give people stories with greater depth and hopefully of greater consequence. >> he will also anchor each week's broadcast live to enable it to respond to breaking news. >> we really want to be alive for the next "fill in the blank." >> to make sure it will be a center of journalism for the next years, they went the extra mile for do pillows. >> we have a commitment. >> getting what from the the words as well as the challenge for "rockcenter." >> i bet you disguise it knows something is happening. this is our live view of the maryland is 2 in baltimore. he is relaxing and waiting for the snow to appear. we will talk about that in ju

harry smith joins us with a preview. harry, first of all, welcome to the nbc family. >> thank you very much. it's great to be here. >> tell us more about the show and how is it different than what you'd see on any other different kind of news magazine? >> in the first place, we're going to be live every monday night. as i come in with my stories or kate or ted koppel or whomever, brian is going to debrief us. it's going to be totally unscripted. there's not going to be any please ask me this or whatever. he's going to look at the piece as it airs and is going to ask me whatever's on his mind. there's going to be several segments on the show where we'll let brian be brian. if you've ever seen him on letterman or jimmy fallon, you know how funny that is. it's going to be a very different kind of magazine show. >> i'm glad to hear that. absolutely. i was hoping we'd see the other side of brian williams. what about the other side of harry? i've done all that already. all those years on morning television. i get to put on my c

it will have harry smith and kate snow along with nbc news' established core of reporters.an will anchor it live. >> way to be current to guarantee that we're right where the news is. >> informed story telling. there's not a lot of places that celebrate it anymore. this is exciting. >> rock center with brian williams debuts at 10:00 on nbc 4. >> let's find out what we are working on for next hour. >> coming up on news 4 at 6:00, some of those occupy protesters have been kicked out of camps. this is taking place in virginia. we'll have that story. we now have a statement from reality star kim kardashian after 72 days of marriage. some neighborhoods in virginia may be checking the ids of trick or treaters. checking the ids of trick or treaters. yes, that's what i said. >> how does that work? >> coming up at 6:00. >> does a 5-year-old have an id? >> i don't know. i think there's an age limit. we are wondering how they could enforce it. i know you are dying to hear the kim kardashian statement. >> we are. we want one from humphries, too. >> who? >> yeah. >> i think the whole th

tonight alone, harry smith, kate snow, richard engel.s i show you the rest ofts studio, on this couch, we will have conversations from week-to-week and time-to-time. a young man will sit here tonight who looks a lot like our friend jon stewart. we'll talk to him about his day job and night job and his business. we certainly hope you get to know a lot more about our new home and broadcast over time. we make a habit out of this. our debut tonight of "rock center." thanks for being with us. back to you. >>> all right. coming up now, a hollywood couple calling it quits after 72 days after they got married. >>> michael jackson's doctor is accused of delaying a call >>> the trial of dr. conrad murray is expected to go to the jury later this week. he's charged with negligent homicide in the death of michael jackson. testimony opened with the prosecution's cross-examination of the defenses star witness. his name is dr. paul white. last week, he testified he believes the evidence shows michael jackson gave himself the dose of propofol. defense qu

tonight harry smith will tell you about a town, if you're willing to move there. get a high paying job. lots of folks could be interested in that one. that debuts tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> the "today show" is just seconds away. the surfer attacked by a shark in monterey bay recovering in san jose. he's getting national attention. hopefully feeling a lot better. an

the show will feature a team of award-winning correspondents, including harry smith, kate snow, meredith vieira, richard engel, and matt lauer. williams talked about leading the team and starting a new era of primetime news. >> it will be serious journalism, hard news magazine in the great tradition, and also it will have some things we're probably not used to seeing. it will be live. i'll be here when you see me, and i think that's the best way to be current to guarantee that we're right where the news is. >> rock center with brian williams will debut right here on nbc 4 monday, october 21st, as 10:00 p.m. he's so funny. i hope he gets to show some of his humor on the show. >> he's a very personable guy. he does a wonderful job. and it's great to have news again back in primetime. >> and that lineup, stellar journalists at work. exciting. >> let's find out about our forecast. we'll take a live look outside. we have a nice day dawning on this wednesday morning. >> it is wednesday. >> wednesday already. >> i know. >>> look at that. we've got a clear sky, stars sparkling above. today is go

this is the kind of piece we're going to be hearing on "rock center" and harry smith is among the newleagues. ted koppel joined us and this is going to be, we hope, a signature part of the nbc schedule and just another place for people like you and me and all our friends and colleagues at nbc news to shine. >> one of the things that i noticed about this is that you brought along this sort of rock star cast of folks. what is it that you're hoping ted cokoppel will bring to the program? >> for "nightline," for folks in the tv business who know the name tom batag, he joins us as a segment producer and on and on and on and meredith vieira is coming back and so forth. so what they're going to bring is everything they bring. years of experience, gravitas, having been literally shot at before in the field, they're just going to make us better and give us another person to say to the audience when we come back, ted koppel will join us here on "rock center." >> the most important question i get though, today and this morning is who will tweet first? koppel or williams? >> boy, that's going to

>> harry smith is in with a piece in the one place in america where they have jobs, thousands of jobse willing to move to this particular place. also our senior correspondent, he has a very interesting piece from inside syria, a place we haven't gotten a lot of access to recently, as you know. >> congratulations. we're all excited about it and can't wait to see. thanks for this hint of what's to come. that is "rock center" with brian williams debutting tonight at 10:00 eastern on your nbc station. >>> this weekend, the freak storm didn't freak out all the spidermen and angry birds who did go out friday night, however, they had to wear coats over their costumes. the president and first lady handed out mnms and dried fruit to children in the portico. >>> this year's google video shows staffers lighting up pumpkins that light up to say google at the end. >>> and this happening on the "today" show with prince william and princess kate. our pal savannah came in drag as the father of the groom, prince charles. savannah guthrie had those ears, and there was even a surprise visit from the que

book -- >> guest: by the way let me also say that one of my favorite characters in the book named harry smith who is a man who was a professor at cal tech and walked out and couldn't breathe the air in los angeles because it was so dirty and he gave up what was his favorite subject which was trying to understand why pineapples were sweet to work in the question where did this long to come from but i suddenly realize this theme that runs to the book the man they identified the ingredients in marijuana. >> host: really. the other irony was the guy and i'm going to forget his name is probably my post-it note, but the new guy that wrote one of the first peepers was the same that fought of the oil and those same kind of in congruent. you'd think that the guy that was like we are going to run out -- >> guest: he is a figure whose shadow continues farby on him to the present day. >> host: i thought of as interesting because it begs the question for me as a reader one of the things that comes up in the peak oil discussion is that he failed in his projection to incorporate technology, yet she wrote a

. >> reporter: veteran newsman ted coppell and harry smith are bringing their skills to "rock center," alongside nbc's established core of reporting talent. >> long-form storytelling. it's -- there's not a lot of places that that's celebrated anymore. and this is exciting. >> reporter: smith's first story for "rock center" focuses on a north dakota town that's got more jobs than people to fill them. >> there's opportunity here. and that's what we all need, is an opportunity. >> reporter: opportunity is also at the heart of correspondent kate snowe's story on birth tourism, an industry focused on instant american citizenship. as soon as they secure a u.s. birth certificate and passport for their newborn, they'll fly home to china. k >> i hope what distinguishes us, it becomes television you feel like you have to watch. >> reporter: adding to that must-see factor is williams' live presence on the broadcast each monday. >> that's the best way to be current, to guarantee that we're right where the news is. >> reporter: but it also means an extra-long day for the man who also anchors "nigh

harry potter. wideout torrey smith was there along with jamil mcclean and others. they took part in a number of challenges. it's part of an effort to get kids out there and active. >>> most of us have a brooks robinson shrine but we don't have one of these. baltimore will unveil the brooks robinson statue. it will stand on the plaza. they picked october 22nd for the oping day because -- opening day because of his winning the world series. brooks will stand 25 feet by 25 feet and the sculptor is from baltimore, joe shepherd. >> now that will be something to see. >>> here's a look at what's coming up tonight at 1:00 -- at 11:00. once the shock of a cancer diagnose sets in, they look at the emotional side. we'll look at the positive side. abc2 is working with you. a dangerous new teen trend. how they're getting a buzz off of innocent looking candy, plus, lynette's up to the minute forecast. >>> tomorrow will be rainy and windy as we go throughout the day the high around 67 degrees. then we have improving conditions. we dry out but will be on the chilly side as we go i

harry smith and kate snow are part of the team as well as natalie. guys, good morning.twork. riding on your shoulders. >> big shoulders. >> your broad shoulders and your not so broad shoulders. what is it going to be like? >> i think the best way you can describe it is a combination of "60 minutes" and "night line." every week if there is an important story that really needs to be covered brian and the team will drill down on it but there will also be traditional magazine pieces you might have seen, say, on -- late on sunday afternoon. >> for example, harry, perhaps one of the -- well, perhaps the major story of our time, the economy, you found -- you discovered something in north dakota that is really important. >> williston, north dakota. little tiny town almost all the way out to montana. as i say in the piece it's where the big sky country really begins. there's a boom going on the likes of which people in america will not believe. the trucks rumble through like modern buffalo, a stampede that can't be stopped. starting salary for truck drivers? $80,000 a year. you

the book -- >> guest: by the way let me also say one of my favorite characters in the book, harry higgins smith who is a man who was a professor at caltech and walked out one day in 1948 and couldn't breathe the air in los angeles because it was so 30. he gave up his favorite subject which is trying to understand why pineapples were sweet to work on the question of where did smog come from. but he was also just, suddenly realizing he was the man who identified the active ingredient in marijuana. >> host: really come interesting. , interesting. the other guy and i forget his name, is probably on one of my post-it notes, but the guy that wrote one of the first papers on fracking was the same guy that proffered peak oil and those same kind of income grew us. they think the guy -- >> guest: m. m. mk m. cain or -- m. cain hubbard. >> host: i found this really interesting because that begs the question for me as a reader, one of the things that comes up in the whole peak oil discussion is that he failed in his projection to incorporate technology, yet he wrote a paper about fracturing which today has

harry smith is going to where the one place in this country where if you're chronically out of work,and be a motivated worker. they'll hire you. you can find work. in north dakota. >> that is a tease. >> yeah. >> how many people are going to stay tuned just for that? >> it's a great story. but that's -- you know, week after week, we hope to deliver that same thing. >> may i ask you about jimmy fallon, this special relationship the two of you have. >> special relationship? sounds like obama and cameron. slow jamming is fun. i'm the scult, the serious guy, the school marm, i'm hating on jimmy in some form. jimmy is trying to take it right up to the edge. i'm scowling right behind him. it's also great camera work, remember. it's called a rack focus when they start on jimmy, through to me, through to tariq. >> it works. >> the roots are a world class band. i can't believe they're in our same building and i work with roots. there's quest and tariq and captain on lead guitar. it's amazing. >> always enjoying slow jams that are fun. we'll have more of the interview with brian williams later

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. >> smith: we brought our concerns to harris miller, until recently the industry's chief washington ative. the for-profits spend more on marketing... >> yes, they do. >> smith: ...and outreach. >> yes. >> smith: how does that contribute to the fact that they're signing up at a greater rate than they are to the other schools? >> we believe, based on conversations we've had with the various veterans' organizations, that they believe that their members are very well-equipped to understand all their options. smith: you're saying the veteransre wl adsed? >> absolutely. >> smith: they know what they're getting into? >> absolutely. >> smith: they're not subject to sales pitches that come too fast and furious and misinform them? >> they are not allowed to be misinformed. it's against the law. in addition, they... >> smith: it's against the law. that doesn't mean that it doesn't get done. >> i'm saying it's against the law. >> smith: the agency that helps enforce that law is the department of veterans affairs. the va's keith wilson oversees the gi bill. have you taken action against any schoo

i'm harris familiar they are in for shepard smith. this is the fox report. businessman herman cain stirring up some controversy with his stance on abortion. >> i was trying to make another point and if that point was misconstrued or misinterpreted. >> tonight cain looks to clear up the confusion. and congresswoman michelle bachman having trouble in new hampshire. we'll see why her campaign staff is a little short these days. the whiskey tax conundrum. should jack daniels have to pay another ten bucks a barrel? >> whereinto itsed to more money. >> we think this is a job killer. >> tonight bottled up outrage in lynchburg, tennessee. days after dozens of wild animals rampaged through ohio, new clues about conditions at their farm. tonight what inspectors reported low found when they went for a visit. nine years, nearly 4500 american lives and more than $800 billion. the war in iraq will be over. the final troops home by the end of the year. president obama making that promise hours ago. >> the last american soldier will cross the border out of iraq with their h

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a trade did not materialize by the deadline off chris harris said that he would finish the season with the bears. he tells espn 1000 that lovie smith informed him that team wanted to go younker at the safety position ... >>it was just a gut feeling as a football coach ... i like the options we have right now >>the new cubs president theo epstein is assembling his new front office staff. the cubs announced that the san diego padres' general manager jed hoyer will become executive vice president and general manager. jed hoyer served as epstein's assistant general manager in boston before leaving for san diego two years ago. his assistant general manager jason mcleod will be the cubs a senior vice president of scouting and player development. the chicago cubs will hold a press conference next week but cannot comment until the world series has concluded >>there were allowed to make the announcement yesterday because game 6 of the world series was postponed major league baseball made the decision five hours before the first pitch because rain was in the forecast all night the rangers will have a chance to win their first world series to

chris spencer going to be playing with a hand wrapped up lovie smith also says chris conte making first nfl start at safety and chris harrise begins all of the change is a good news to minnesota vikings offense led by veteran quarterback donovan mcnabb of mount carmel protecting him pretty good still throws when he was in philadelphia and a big fan of this a big challenge for us this week and every week and the offense could we have to play better >> college ball northwestern trying to snap a three game skid when they take on iowa on the road defense trying to shake off last week's debacle against michigan figure to fare better against the hawkeyes were lost 13-32 pence day last week quick start for obvious reasons going to be critical we start fast raucous and varmint cannot go out there and get knocked out in the first round crowd going to give >> latest now on the theo epstein in boston cubs-red sox work in compensation package cubs want to give cash red sox may want 1-2 or even three minor leaguers from chicago cubs pretty high price nothing but a done deal and national league start series tied 2-2 st. louis lead milwa

that went to mississippi that marched from selma to montgomery, the john lewises, the harry bell fonties, maxine smiths, russell sugarmans and all the civil rights leaders who made this promise be fulfilled. all men are now created equal but we have a long way to go. i thank the civil rights workers. they are veterans who had to fight their own country to secure the rights that we now enjoy. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? >> mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 431 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 81, house resolution 431. resolved, that at anytime after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18 declare the house resolved in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 2273, to amend subtitle d of the solid waste disposal act to facilitate recovery and beneficia

amanda smith recounts the life of cissy patterson of 20 centuries first female publisher and editor-in-chief of the metropolitan daily newspaper. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you harry much. if it is all right with you i thought it would read from a few passages from the book antics lain to you a little bit more about who cissy patterson was and then i would be happy to take questions. this is from the prologue which will be an overview of her, and it opens with the medill family motto, when your grandmother gets raped, put it on the front page. it was an editorial standard. .. having long suspected to be, quote, in sane and particularly despicable president of the united states promoting the work of hatred and warmongering throughout the world, recently presented before he took to be irrefutable proof that his interests were justified. he was not alone questioning the sincerity of the president's unwillingness of the united states abroad. week before the german declaration of war to galvanize isolationist sentiment worldwide two of the most strident administration members of the american express -- press jointly published in jakarta and washington d.c. newspapers w

smith. we are working our way back. beginning of the campaign. now. -- it is a reversal of what we see now. withe weren't content record high employment, but they did not attribute it to harry truman. also, global issues were a huge factor here. one of the things that truman has been criticized in retrospect but at the time was widely praised was running a campaign of national unity in which he tried -- first of all, dewey's political legacy. it is something that began in the 1944 campaign. he supported truman on the airlift to berlin. he supported truman on recognizing the state of israel. at the same time, he wanted to increase the defense budget by $5 billion. there is no doubt he would have been -- he supported the marshall plan, but he would have asked more questions before just turning american tax dollars over two left-wing governments in europe. it was a campaign that in many ways is what we claim we want in a candidates. it was not hitting below the belt, there were not a lot of possible -- personalities, there were not a lot of name-calling. the critics even then said that it was dull and lacked specifics. >> is that showing up in the polls? in a dewey vs. truman