nothing says i love you like a glock. >> natalee holloway disappear ed. >> is she dead or alive?re is no evidence the to prove anything. not to say she's alive or something happened to her. deep down inside i don't think she's alive anymore. anything could have happened. >> we, the jury, find george zimmerman not guilty. >> george's brother robert joins us. how is your brother? >> his life has changed. his life changed the moment those words were uttered -- not guilty. >> this is the area to my right which is where the body was found and where george zimmerman says he was lying and his head was pounded against the cement was here. caylee anthony is dead. the prougs says it is murder. the mother says it is an accident. the mother said the accident occurred in the backyard in a swimming pool. >> i specifically asked them to check around the pool area in case maybe an accident had occurred. >> this is casey's room. >> you told me caylee often slept with her mother? >> every night she slept in here from the time she was born. casey breastfed her. >> this is how the room was is this.

and i think what natalee said is important. to make sure that -- every day in terms of access to some of the jobs that will be create in the this process so we can elevate them and their families as well. >> there will be some places increasingly where he it does not make sense to reloit date or rebuild as we become more exposed to those risks. >> new york city may be able to blend those strategies including some green infrastructure solutions. but there are other places that don't have those economic resources, there are other place where is physically even if you were able to build a seawall, so increasingly, i think its inevitable that we're going to hear about retreat more and more as part of this discussion. >> we can cope with another foot, we can cope for another maybe six inches on top of that, three feet, four feet, you get to a point where you can't cope. we need to reverse course now, we need to cap and limit the amount of carbons we put into the atmosphere. thank you so much. >>> coming up, governor chris christie h

. >> i'm savannah guthrie alongside al roker and natalee moralis. >> hey, sugar, take a walk on the wild side. >> can we turn that up a bit. >> i remember playing that m freshman year as a disc jockey. great song. >> tributes are pouring all in. we'll have more on the death of lou reed. >>> new revelations on the nsa spying program. this morning, some of our closest allies are furious. andrea mitchell is nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent. andrea? >> good morning, matt. today el mundo shows that the u.s.a. tracked 60 calls in a month. they're demanding answers about the nsa spying on germany's leader, angela merkel. with europe demanding new rules of the road to control the vast electronic snooping. >> reporter: when he was a candidate barack obama was a rock star in europe. that was then. this is now. as europe reacts angrily to news that the u.s. spied on 35 leaders, including listening in on german leader's angela merkel's personal cell phone, in her case for more than a decade, all from what they call do dos nest. a cia inside of berlin. how did the man who won the nobel peace