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icas this car trying to get people to register to vote in mississippi in 1954. d.c. this cut? i got that in greene county alabama try to get people to register to vote. i got this marker and the children's crusade in birmingham, alabama. and i never will forget him saying, people look at me and they think i'm some old man in a wheelchair covered with cuts and bruises and scars. and denny said to me, but do you know what? these are not my cuts or bruises or start. he said these are my medals of honor. and i know you go to difficult places, and i know you are beating the drum for justice. and i know you have been cut and bruised and scarred, but i will tell you that for people like me, all i see is a nun with a full heart of love and a commitment to justice covered with medals of honor. and it's a real privilege to do this with you. >> thank you. [applause] >> i'm writing a book called river of fire, and it's my spiritual journey, like the prequel that led to "dead man walking" and the experiences of being with people who executed. i think of it in terms of fire, and something t

host: well, this week on are ica by the numbers, we going to be looking at the well-being of the children the u.s.. we are basing this discussion on a recent u.s. census bureau report. lynda laughlin is with the u.s. census bureau. how do you define, first of all, well-being when you're the well-being of children? we asked well, questions about parental engagement with the children, academic performance, neighborhood characteristics, well as reading habits and mealtimes that can't have with their children. that is the approach we take. host: what is the importance of those things? well, it helps -- at survey helps the parent to sort of provide a picture about the child still experienced. it helps us understand what children are ities engaging in, and also how parents are engaging with their children. host: has it improved, the well-being of children? guest: we see a lot of differences for children, particularly about their living arrangements. we see differences in outcomes children, as well as children who come from poverty. by t: we are also joined doctor christian more of child trends

ica is offering security assessments to former spies who feel today's senate report without naming names will blow their cover and make them targets even as the u.s. military today prepares for potential threats around the world. 2,000 u.s. marines are mobilized in the persian gulf and the gulf of aden together. americans are bracing for violence. as democrats release reports six years in the making eviscerating the cia for its torture program. >> again and again americans have not gotten the straight story. with a meticulously documented report they will make up their mind. >> those say it accuses three cia deputies of lying to congress and the american people and cites three cases where they say its graphic and describing techniques like water boarding used on osama bin laden deputy, khalid sheikh mohammed. president bush authorized the program and told matt it worked. >> the use of water boarding saved american lives. >> dick cheney telling the "new york times" monday the program was totally justified strongly defending the cia saying any charges the agency misled the white house is a

this morning a former ica chief who headed up the program more than two years joins us live. did he lie to congress about what was happening as the report claims? >>> under water, a huge nor'easter leading to major flooding in the northeast. drivers trapped, homes evacuated while an historic storm bears down out west. >>> the glamorous life, william and kate wrap up their visit in a star-studded gala in new york city. if that dress looks familiar, it is. why kate proved once more you can wear it again. time for taylor? what about putin or protesters. we've shown you the short list and we're about to reveal "time" magazine's pick for person of the year exclusively. today, wednesday, december 10th, 201 2014. >> from nbc news, this is "today." with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. today is a wednesday morning. have you cast your vote for person of the year? >> or persons. >> that's right. never know. we will find out exclusively who that will be a little later in the show. >> then we will unleash the debate to talk about