be brave, natalie. okay. this is the page where t tle tired, natalie yawns. natalie and hunter staying overnight. hunter is already asleep. natalie snuggles next to her grandmotr. we had didn'te, nana? nana smiles. but it was a good day. you were such a helper too. we sent hundreds of boxes overseas your daddy isn't the only soldier in thermy. ome wh u.y no they know care. let's say prayers before y fall asleep. natalie closes her eyes and hepens h eort brief moment. don't forget, nana, she says in a sleepy voice, god bless our troops. br nali lig itaonsin team. anyone here on the swim team? yes? natalie stairs at the blue shimmering water. she hears theou osplashing . 't! hetan win yon t. pretend you are swimming to daddy. she takes a deep breath. one, two, 3, jp. naler t wat e tendeslahi i did it! i did it! be brave, natalie. e eehimm. hunter where thre sso dtyt could stand up by itself. let me wash it. but mmy, soldiers get dirty when they wear their uniforms. why n' liin a picture. carefully she draws long red stripes after each one. next she picks up a c

4-0 today. >> mm-hmm. >> happy birthday, natalie. and since tamron and i hit that milestone a year -- well six months for me, tamron -- >> i'm 41. >> okay, right on. we have got a few 40-something experts to help us usher natalie into this wonderful decade. >> yes. dr. jennifer ashton is a women's health specialist and author of "your body beautiful." the emmy nominated most of top chef and award winning author will tell us how to eat and stay slim at 40 and r.j. allen is a therapist and dr. of clinical training at drexel university. >> good morning. >> savannah perfectly pointed out 40 is the new 40. forget that whole comparison to the 20s. we're done with that, right? but i don't think, i mean, there is some bad news, right, turning 40. i think a lot of women look at it as you hit a mile stone, it's a major life-changing moment. is it really though? >> it's not. but the bad news is the obvious news. your metabolism slows down. your skin isn't what it used to be. doesn't bounce back. >> your skin is what it always used to be. >> it'

natalie and james let me start with you. we just saw the video of you guys finding out you were finally pregnant. i mean i know this has been a long road. how did that feel for you? what was the moment like? >> it was thrilling. it was like it was so exciting. we definitely had waited a long time for this to happen and to finally get the phone call we were expecting was incredible. >> what about you, james? obviously this is something you thought about for a long time. this is an interesting relationship between families as a result of all of this. what was it like when you got the call? >> just like natalie said it was incredible. overflowing with emotions. you know, my sister has given us a second chance here to have a big family and, or a bigger family, and it's just unbelievable. can't even, you know, put words to it. >> i just got some -- a few goose bumps as you were saying that. the opportunity, tiffany, to do this for your brother, tiffany and shawn, you both, i think it is fair to say to you've given up a lot to do

natalie at the news desk with that. good morning, natalie. >> good morning matt and ann, everyone. the birth mother of the adopted son of jerry sandusky raised issues decades ago. she fought the court system when her child was placed in the sandusky home. they legally adopted him when he turned 18. debra long said her concerns were ignored because of his standing in the community. matt told authorities last week jerry sandusky began abusing him when he was just 8 years old. >>> let's head to wall street. kaley tausche there. how is it looking, kaley? >> investors have looked past worries in europe, possibly because of positive data. data for durable goods and pending home sales. watching shares of facebook to rise today on the host of positive research notes from the banks. >> kayla tausche, thanks. >>> say good-bye to the old championship series, college will have four game playoffs. starting 2014 a selection committee will pick the top four teams to face off in the semifinals with the winners advancing to a national championship game. >>> big ben is going to be more like big beth

natalie morales spent some time at the track. when she wasn't gambling she met up with the trainer and the horse. >> or she was saying i'll have another. also this morning we'll be talking about a story that's really interesting. the mother of four who essentially she had her stroller stolen. she decided to do something about it. she set up a sting operation and had the suspect arrested in the process she helped the police stop what they say was a million dollar crime wave. so we're going to hear from her coming up this morning. >> a lot to get to. let's check on the headlines of the morning. natalie morales inside at the news desk. >> good morning lester and ann. good morning, everyone. u.n. patrols are facing gunfire as they attempt to investigate reports of another vicious massacre in syria. nbc has more from cairo with the latest. what can you tell us? >> good morning, natalie. the u.n. spent yesterday wrangling ear what to do about syria. kofi annan, the man who brokered the peace plan, conceded it is not working. he's tryin

natalie foster? >> one of the silver linings coming out of this, no american household heard about wisconsin without hearing about money and politics and we are very clear now how a post-citizens united world is going to look. what is the long-term plan for the democrats to get money out of politics? >> well, first, natalie, let me just say it is great to see you. >> you, too. >> natalie played a terribly important role, as one of my former colleagues hoping to develop the struck strung and platforms we are using now to communicate to millions of americans. so thank you for all that you did. and natalie, as you know, this president has been clear from day one going back to his time in the state senate in illinois, to the u.s. senate term, to the u.s. presidency that we have got to do all that we can to rebalance in politics and elevate the voices of average folks into the day-to-day workings in capitol hill, which is why he lifted up a number of reforms and have such a strong reaction to the citizens

natalie is joining us with details now. hey, natalie, good morning once again. >> good morning again, ann. miley cyrus and liam hemsworth met on the set of a movie three years ago and now "people" is recording that hemsworth popped the question last week and miley said yes. >> she's your best friend, miley. sooner or later you're going to have to tell her you're hannah montana. >> reporter: she's the 19-year-old daughter of a country singer who parlayed a tv show about a fictional pop star into real-life stardom. ♪ he is the 22-year-old rising star who landed a role in one of this year's biggest box office hits. >> they just want a good show. >> reporter: miley cyrus and liam hemsworth are already known as one of hollywood's youngest power couples. now "people" magazine is reporting they are engaged. the couple tells "people" that hemsworth proposed to cyrus last week in los angeles, with a 3 1/2 carat diamond ring. cyrus met hemsworth on the set of "the last song" in 2009. and did a kissing scene together on the first da

. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. it's been three days since the body of sierra was found near her home just about a block away. police have yet to name any suspects in this murder investigation. outside the home where six-year-old lived and the place she was reportedly last seen a makeshift memorial and a community in shock. >> just a stake in your heart, i tell you. >> police show a photo of a little girl gumpd in a canal, sexually assaulted and murdered. >> obviously a predator out there who is a monster and murder add child. has this predator targeted our children? i have no idea at this time. >> reporter: her mother reported her missing tuesday morning around 7:30. sierra's brad dad had already left for work. within a half hour of the call, investigators found sierra's body. investigators aren't revealing the cause of death or how long she had been dead. information along with other clues, experts say, that could help find the killer. >> what appears to be most critical right now is law enforcement saying that th

natalie. >> al, thank you. well, having a baby should be the happiest moment of a new mom's life, but sometimes the joy can be tempered by the pressure even if self-imposed to get back to that prepregnancy weight. most moms don't have celebrity-like tummies. that seemed to be perfect after a baby's arrival. to empower women, a group of connecticut moms decided to bare their mommy bellies for everyone to see. dina, kate, kate, katie, marie and jean. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> good morning. >> i love this, because so many of us have seen those celebrity photos and you're like, how did they do this. was this, dina, the reason you wanted to do hispanic like this. >> we are bloggers for ct working moms.com. we have this little group that gets together. we were talking about it. i think somebody posted that they were afraid to click on a link. we got to thinking about it and saying we wanted to do our own photo shoot. >> afraid to click on a link. it was marie. you saw beyonce post baby. >> it was one of

here with a preview is natalie. good morning. >> there are 15 young women hoping to secure one of five coveted spots on the olympic team. this event will determine who will stay home and who will fulfill their childhood dream to represent team usa. >> that was really good. >> every since i was younger, it's been my huge main focus. it's what i've always dreamed of. >> i know that i'm in this because i love the sport and i have a passion for it. nothing is guaranteed, even if you're the olympic all around champion. i want to come out of this knowing i have absolutely no regrets trying to go and achieve this second time. >> it's always a little girl's dream to say they want to compete in the olympics. the dream for many years coming true. >> i'm going to go in there very confident and make sure that my routines are very consistent and do the same thing i've been doing my whole life. >> the olympic trials is where the olympic teams will be announced. five, five. wow. >> nbc olympic commentators are at the trials in san

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natalie at the news desk with a check of the headlines. natalie. >> good morning, everyone. tropical storm debby turning up more wet weather for florida as the super soaker stays parked in the gulf of mexico with no landfall in sight. though debby is barely maintaining tropical storm status, it has dumped more than a foot of rain already. it is expected to dump 12 inches to central and northern florida over the coming days. >>> nbc news has exclusively obtained an audiotape in which the adopted son of convicted child molester jerry sandusky speaks to police. matt sandusky describes in graphic detail how he says he was sexually abused by the former assistant penn state football coach. >> if you were pretending you were asleep and you were touched or rubbed in some way, you could just act like you were rolling over in your sleep so you could change positions. >> after years of denying police matt sandusky told police he was coming forward now so his family would know what really happened. >>> out west in colorado, an out of control wildfire has charred more than 100,000 acres

we profile mojave writer natalie diaz. >> dreams are coming to the kids, but maybe they're coming in mojave and maybe they don't understand that. and so they're not going to know what their gifts are. they're not going to know what they should be doing because they don't speak the language. >> ifill: and margaret warner has a conversation with author andrew nagorski about his new book, an account of hitler's rise to power, as seen through the eyes of americans living in germany. >> what did they know, when did they know it, and what did they get wrong and why did they get it wrong, because even in getting it wrong, you began to understand why something like this could happen, and the world not necessarily wake up to it in time. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> growing up in arctic norway, everybody took fish oil to stay healthy. when i moved to the united states almost 30 years ago, i could not find an omega-3 fish oil that worked for me. i became inspired to bring a new definition of fish oil quality to t

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this ain't over yet, natalie. >> absolutely not. let me bring in our today's legal correspondent savannah guthrie. so most disputed provision in this arizona law is the stop and check part of that law and that's the part the justices upheld. how surprising is that? >> it's somewhat of a surprise. i think based on oral arguments that was an expectation this law would be upheld because there was skepticism on both the liberal side of the court and the conservative side of the court of the government's position, the federal government trying to strike down the law. yet they have struck down the majority of it but upheld that provision that got most of the attention, the ability of police officers in arizona to determine the immigration status of anybody they have lawfully stopped. now, as pete mentioned, there is a lot of litigation to come. one of the reasons why this is so controversial was because people thought this is going to lead to racial profiling. there hasn't been a racial profiling case before the court. this law hasn't gon

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no. >> natalie morales. >> take a look at this news. now standing by at the news desk. >> good morning, ann, willie, al. tropical storm debby whipping florida with drenching rain. debby's center is nearly stationary in the gulf of mexico. that means the biggest threat will be flooding as the storm could produce 20 inches of flooding over the next few days. debby spun off isolated tornadoes that killed at least one person. another person missing off alabama. convicted child sex abuser jerry sandusky is on suicide watch in jail while his attorneys contemplate an appeal. meantime penn state where sandusky is an assistant football coach is the focus of multiple investigations into whether top school officials covered up his conduct and if they could have stopped him years ago. penn state has been almost $2 billion endowment and legal experts say that makes it a prime target if sandusky's victims file civil suits. >>> one police officer dead in denver. he was shot and killed while trying to break up a confrontation at a city park. a gunman d

natalie. >> richard engel reporting in cairo. thanks so much. >>> a frantic 911 call has been released made by rodney king's fiancee cynthia kelly after she found his body at the bottom of the pool over the weekend. >> how old is he? >> rodney king. the guy that got beat by the police. >> okay. how old is he? >> he's 47 years old. he's not moving. he's at the bottom of the swimming pool. >> are you able to go in the pool and get him? >> no, i can't swim. understand he's at the bottom. i'm gonna open the door. oh, my god. help please. >> king was later pronounced dead sunday in a california hospital. the case is under investigation as an accidental drowning. police say there were no signs of foul play. >>> a new wrinkle in britain's efforts to extradite julian assange over questioning of sex crimes. ecuador says it is considering assange's request for political asylum there. assange is fighting his extradition and denies allegations against him. >>> a tussle between justin bieber and a photographer is under review by los angeles c

let me come straight to natalie's question. you know the reason why it's not in my top four is as far as my heavy lifting is concerned, at least at the moment, roberto martin has done a fabulous job preparing a way. the reason we're talking about a four-week negotiation is that we think there's a real shot at getting this thing done in four weeks. there are many difficult issues to get through in july. it's not a done deal. but i would say that the ground is very well prepared and, again, it's thanks to the work of the nongovernmental community but also the work of our negotiators that we're in such good shape. it's not because i don't consider it important and significant from a policy perspective. it's because just in terms of my own personal heavy lifting, we'll see. maybe july 31st will come and i'll be up in new york all night long. we'll see what happens. at the moment, i'm very positive about the preparatory work that has gone into it so far. but your question about consensus is a very important one. for those of you who

natalie is behind the news desk. natalie, welcome back. >> thank you matt and ann. world leaders at the g-20 summit are trying to show a united front as they draft a plan to spur economic growth. nbc's chief correspondent and political director chuck todd in loss c los cabos. chuck, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. most will be on figuring out how the european debt crisis doesn't trigger a global recession. so far it's a meeting between mr. obama and russian president vladimir putin that's been the biggest headline of the summit so far. it's the tale of two summits, president obama and fellow world leaders were all smiles at the summit class photo monday night. in a meeting earlier monday, the body language between president obama and newly installed russian president vladimir putin could not be clearer or colder. they are emphatic neither should be read into the world leaders. >> i would encourage you not to read into what the relationship is. >> reporter: the two made sure the cameras caught them exchanging a quick laugh. the stickiest issue the two discus

natalie, thank you very much. mr. rourke, it's turning into a nice day. >> i can't take it. >> here in the city. >> that's love. anyway, let's show you what we've got as far as today is concerned. again, tracking tropical storm debby 85 miles west of cedar key, crawling. 45-mile-an-hour wind. the big problem is slow track, doesn't make landfall late wednesday into early thursday. rainfall amounts locally in northern florida, we could be looking at 15 inches more on top of what they have already gotten in rain. that's going to cause massive >> good morning. we had a cold front go through last night that dropped the temperatures into the 50's. we expect mostly sunny skies. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right. coming up next, we've got "today" professionals. the booming business of cosmetics for men. >> i'm wearing some right now. [ male announcer ] with ultra-filtered water from the first ever hands-free dispenser, and micro-climate controls powered by twinchill™ technology, the new ge french door refriger

natalie. >> al, thank you. now to one mom who truly went the distance when she made an innocent mistake. dorothy was cleaning her son's room and ended up recycling the 12-year-old's computer only to then find out that he had his life savings, over $300, hidden inside the computer tower. after a frantic search of the recycling center, the money was eventually found. the question is how far would you go to right a wrong. dorothy is here with her son max and the manager at the recycling center in new jersey. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> dorothy, i know a lot of parents have done the same thing. you waited a weekend to throw it away or recycle this computer tower. when did you realize, then, that you had made a very bad mistake? >> well, max was away on a boy scout trip for the weekend. so when he came back on sunday, he was sick. he went to lay down and started screaming that his cpu was missing. so that's when we realized. >> max, can you show me, where did you hide the money in the tower here?

. >> then natalie goldring, the microphone to the right. thank you. >> thank you. hi, rose. natalie goldring, appreciate your endorsement of the arms trade treaty even if it didn't make your top four. i'd like to ask you about consensus. the u.s. is insisted on it in the arms trade treaty process, some of the same skeptics you encountered in the fmct process are present in the arms trade treaty process and play same role. how do you think we can keep the u.s. insistence on consensus and keep the skeptics from derailing the treaty. >> actually -- let me come straight to natalie's question. the reason why it's not in my top four is as far as my heavy lifting is concerned, at least at the moment, roberto martin has done a fabulous job preparing the way. the reason we're talking about a four-week negotiation is we think there is a real shot at getting this thing done in four weeks. there are many difficult issues to get through in july, and you know, it's not a done deal. but i would say that the ground is very well prepared. and again, thanks to the work of the non-governmental

natalie. >> we'll get that from al momentarily. miguel almaguer in colorado, thanks. >>> the brooklyn monster turned informant that inspired the film "goodfellas" died after a long battle. he was famously played by ray liotta. he was a member of the family who later testified against his associates. the film was quote 99.9% accurate. henry hill was 69 years old. >>> you're up to date. 7:15. back to matt and ann. >> thanks, natalie. >> we're going to go outside. al is with some urban campers this morning for a check of the weather. al. >> that's right, guys. we are here. this is 48th street. this is the line that started yesterday, people camping out for justin bieber. what's your name? >> amy. >> amy, when did you get here? >> yesterday at like 3:00. >> 3:00 in the afternoon. all right. your friends went to go get some food or a shower? over here pennsylvania. what's your name sir. >> tom. >> tom, you've got a whole camping thing set up here. >> got a little wet last night. we had to try to keep dry. >> our minions are handing out

did natalie offer some input into the book? >> this is natalie's book. i interviewed her just like you're interviewing me now, and he with talked about it. i had my questions written out. so this is her book. these are things that actually happened in her life, and this is her true story. >> at one point we see in there natalie's at school. the teacher holds up a picture of the soldiers. is that something you would like to see other teachers really do? >> that's what i do see teachers doing. that meant so much to natalie and so much to us as her grandparents. but that's what, as a teacher, that's what i'm hoping all teachers will do, find who are the military kids in their classrooms and do something for them. do something special. and i was just in a school in virginia where they celebrated all the military children who were in that school, and it was so great for the kids. so as a teacher, as a mom and a grand mom, offering, trying to offer suggestions of what people can do whether you're a neighbor, whether you're a teacher, whether you're someone in

natalie. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. a second alleged victim is set to testify in the trial of former football coach jerry sandusky. the trial opened monday with a 28-year-old man testifying when he was a boy sandusky befriended him, then subjected him to years of abuse. >>> u.s. commerce secretary john bryson is taking a medical leave of absence. he was involved in a series of minor car crashes saturday in the los angeles area. a spokesperson later said he had suffered a seizure, something the 68-year-old bryson had never experienced before. >>> the wildfire burning out of control in northern colorado has now turned deadly. officials say the remains of a 62-year-old grandmother were found monday in the ashes of her home. the fire has damaged or destroyed more than 100 structures. >>> a reported yacht explosion off central new jersey is now believed to be a hoax. u.s. coast guard crews joined forces with new york city police to scour the atlantic ocean for survivors after authorities received an emergency radio transmiss

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for that we have natalie morales standing by. >>> wildfires forced hundreds of evacuations in colorado and nuclear. the fire in colorado has been called the worst in that area's 25 years. in new mexico strong winds grounded firefighting aircraft. meantime record rainfall caused severe flooding along the gulf coast of florida and alabama. >>> los angeles police investigating two reported hit-and-run traffic collision allegedly caused by commercial secretary john bryson. officials say bryson struck a stopped car twice and caused a second collision minutes later. authorities say they found bryson alone and unconscious in his car. he was rushed to the hospital and treated for nonlife threatening injuries. police say at this point there's no sign alcohol or drugs played a role. >>> nearly three years after michael jackson's death his only daughter paris is revealing more about life with and without her father this time to oprah. here is nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: paris jackson spoke with oprah as a 14-year-old with new friends, going to a private school instead of being home schooled a

natalie's standing by at the news desk with a check of all the headlines. >> good morning. an update on the economy as fed chairman ben bernanke testifies before congress. the economy remains front and center in the presidential campaign. last night republican mitt romney accused of president of being out of touch and failing to fix the economy. and for his part, the president told a beverly hills fund-raiser there's been progress on the economy but said there is more work to do. >>> and the two meanwhile appeared in comedy sketches at the "cmt music awards" about who should host the show, toby keith or kristen bell. and they agreed that both should host the show. >>> frightening moments wednesday for students and adults in ken condition moments after they left on a trip to washington, d.c. their tour bus overturned just minutes into the trip. about two dozen people on the bus were hurt. >>> a san diego company says it has created the first blood test to diagnose depression. the test analyzes biomarkers or psychological changes that take place when a patient is depressed. t