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Event Location(s): United States | Description: 07:02:29 Top Intelligence Officials Warn They Are Sure There Will Be Another Attempted Terrorist Attack On The US Mainland In The Next 3-6 Months INT WASHINGTON DC DURING A SENATE SELECT INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE HEARING MS: Witnesses FBI Director Robert Mueller, Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair, CIA Director Leon Panetta, Defense Intelligence Agency Director Ronald Burgess, and Acting Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Intelligence and Research John Dinger at witness table as spectators are seen seated behind them. MS: Committee Chairwoman Senator Dianne Feinstein asks (part VO) "?likelihood of another terrorist attempted attack on the US homeland in the next three to six months: high or low??" MS: Mueller, Blair, Burgess, Panetta, and Dinger seen as Feinstein calls on them and Blair responds "An attempted attack the priority is certain I would say," Panetta responds "I would agree with that," Mueller says "Agree," Burgess replies "Yes ma'am, agree," and Dinger replies "Yes." 07:02:55 Pete Williams Discusses Warnings Of Another Terror Attempt On US Soil Within The Next 6 Months & About Terrorist Abdulmutallab Cooperating With Authorities EJ: 07:03:56 (:21) (FLASHPOINT INTELLIGENCE) EXT DAY IN A DESERT MS: Terror trainees sit in a circle with their weapons. MS: Terror trainees walk in line and practice getting into position to fire weapons. EXT DAY MS: Terror trainees (faces obscured by scarves or by GFX blurred out) practice walking on patrol with weapons near trees. CU: Blurry shot of a shoulder-mounted weapon becomes MS of terror trainee carrying the weapon towards other trainees. MS: Terror trainees walk with weapons near mountain. STILL: Insert mug shot of attempted terrorist who tried to blow up Northwest Airlines Flight 253 on 2009-12-25 with an underwear bomb, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab. STILL (CNN EXCLUSIVE): Blurry shot of passengers restraining Abdulmutallab on Northwest Flight 253 on 2009-12-25. STILLS: Abdulmutallab. In live 2-way x-talk with Vieira, NBC's Pete Williams in Washington DC says top intelligence officials testifying before the Senate Select Intelligence Committee warning about another attempted terror attack in the US mainland within the next 3-6 months is a sober reminder that the terror threat isn't receding, says the officials said it's likely someone would attempt an attack and that could mean either well prepared groups or committed but unprepared individuals, says it could range from groups overseas to people in the US, says this is a threat that will be with the country for years to come, says the officials have stated the US isn't well defended against cyber computer attacks in the US, and says the officials say they need a little more flexibility to interrogate suspects and not to follow a set script. Williams says (about Abdulmutallab giving information to interrogators) Abdulmutallab is giving valuable intelligence about the Al Qaeda terrorists in Yemen considered responsible for his attempted attack, says Abdulmutallab has been talking freely to the FBI since last Thursday about what led to the attempted attack, says a big reason Abdulmutallab is cooperating is that his family members are urging him to do so, says the FBI flew Abdulmutallab's family members to the US from Nigeria last month to talk to Abdulmutallab and Abdulmutallab began cooperating 10 days later, and says Abdulmutallab's information is considered proven and reliable. Williams says (about another attempted terror attack in the US within the next six months) anyone who thinks it?s not likely there will be another terror attempt isn't paying attention, says this threat will be with us for a long time, says the officials said they're certain there will be another attempt but didn't say it would work, and notes previous terror attempts that have failed since the 2001-09-11 terror attacks. 07:07:10 The Latest On The 10 American Missionaries Held In Haiti For Trying To Take Children Out Of The Country: Were They Warned In Advance That This Was Illegal? In Haiti ten American missionaries are still in jail after being arrested Saturday and accused of trying to move children across the border without official documentation. The Haitian Constitution says police can hold someone for 48 hours before they see a judge but now it's been four nights in jail. A judge only met with some of these Americans yesterday and their attorney was not allowed in. There is still no decision on whether they will be charged with attempted child trafficking. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports live on-camera from Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. EJ: 07:07:31 (2:14) INT PORT-AU-PRINCE 2 MS: In interview in a prison cell as fellow missionary Nicole Lankford listens, New Life Children's Refuge's Laura Silsby says "I think God is going to bring this to a positive closure and we're just waiting for that answer." INT IDAHO MS: Family members of the jailed missionaries talk and comfort one crying man. MS: In interview Sean Lankford (husband and father to two of the jailed missionaries) says "We are doing everything, everything we can to secure their release." EXT DAY PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: Panning shot of people sitting and walking near parked van. MS: Group of children in a vehicle. MS: Officials carry and escort children. BRIEF CUTS: At an orphanage infant being held, toddler sisters, and 13-year old Chesner (ph) sitting on bench with his three siblings (some of the children the missionaries tried to take out of Haiti). EXT DAY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MS: Panning shot of buildings and outdoor pool at an orphanage the missionaries were planning to take the children to. INT PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: New Life Children's Refuge missionaries including Carla Thompson, Silsby, and Lankford in a prison cell. EXT DAY PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: Children sit outdoors. MS: Child stands outside building. MS: In interview neighbor Frantz Samedi says (about parents giving permission for the missionaries to take their children) "Some of them lost their houses, ok, so they expect them to have a better life." MS: Human rights activist Anne-Christine D'Adesky, who claims she warned Silsby that without proper documentation taking the children could be against the law, walks down sidewalk. INT PORT-AU-PRINCE 2 MS: Silsby and Lankford in interview. EXT DAY HAITI MS: In interview D'Adesky says "So I said to them even if you want to do this, even if you feel a calling, there is a process. There is law. And it's going to be applied here. So you need to be very careful. You could get arrested, and you don't want to end up in jail. In a Haitian jail especially." EXT DAY PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: Children sit under awning near debris of a destroyed home as shot pulls back and pans debris in the street and pans to Kosinski reporting on-camera. MS: Kosinski tries to talk to the aunt of one of the boys but the aunt says no and walks away. MS: Children play on swings. MS: Flower. BRIEF CUTS: The children at a refuge where they're being kept. MS: In interview SOS Children's Villages' Georg Willeit says "It's still unclear why these children been on the bus, why did the parents give them away." MS: Chesner feeds his baby sister a bottle and sits with his younger brothers on bench. BRIEF CUTS: Chesner and his siblings being interviewed by Kosinski. CU: Chesner. CU: Chesner's sister dribbles her milk. MS: Children at the orphanage. MS: Man talks to children at the orphanage. Kosinski signs off live on-camera (does no sign-off). 07:10:33 Today Exclusive: First Lady Michelle Obama Discusses Her Life As First Lady ON TUESDAY MATT LAUER TRAVELED TO THE WHITE HOUSE AND SAT DOWN WITH FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA ONE YEAR AFTER HER HUSBAND WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT. SHE IS UNDER AN INTENSE SPOTLIGHT. EVERY THING THAT MICHELLE OBAMA DOES, SAYS, AND WEARS MAKES HEADLINES AROUND THE WORLD. INT WASHINGTON DC IN THE WHITE HOUSE MS: Lauer asks "Could you have imagined the magnitude of attention that you've received over the past 12 months?" MS: Obama replies "No, no. I don't think I'm that interesting. I don't think my husband is that interesting. I keep wondering, 'Are they still talking about you?' But no, it's-- there's-- there's no way that I could've predicted it. But I can say that I've enjoyed this year. I feel honored and privileged to be this nation's First Lady. It's-- it's been a wonderful welcome." MS: Lauer asks "It seems a guessing game going on about you Mrs. Obama. People are trying to figure out what kind of First Lady you wanna be. And-- and do you wanna a First Lady be in the Laura Bush mold, a little lower profile and less controversy, or maybe in the Hillary Clinton mold, a little higher profile maybe, with that comes more controversy. Have you thought about that?" MS: Obama replies "Every First Lady who-- who sat in these shoes or stood in these shoes has brought something very different to-- to the-- to the task. That's sort of the beauty of this. We don't have a job description. So, I think every-- every model-- is-- is one that I learn from. But my goal overall is just to be helpful. I mean, fundamentally, I-- I want to look back on this time and feel like-- I affected somebody's life because I was here." MS: Lauer asks "Your popularity, I mean, l-- the polls-- right now they have you at about a 70 percent approval rating. That is higher than Mrs. Bush at this stage for being First Lady, higher than Hillary Clinton when she was First Lady. And I should mention that your husband's approval rating, you're chuckling, has gone a little bit in the other direction. It came in in the mid 60s, he's now at about 47 percent. Has it been hard for you over this past year to witness some of the things that have been said about him, the criticism that has been leveled at him, and the reality of this job?" MS: Obama says "Uh-huh (AFFIRM). It's-- it's part of the job. This has been a tough year for the nation. Folks out of work, two wars. We have an economy that we've pulled from the brink of depression. Folks, you know, they're looking for work-- they're losing their homes. I mean, so-- Americans are rightfully frustrated and the person in charge is the person folks look to." INT MS: In a speech Michelle Obama says "Health insurance reform is the next step. So we're gonna need you all?." INT WASHINGTON DC IN THE WHITE HOUSE MS: Lauer asks "You did get out there and-- and push for health care reform. And-- and since the loss of Ted Kennedy's seat in Massachusetts, it's-- it's far from certain. And it seems some Democrats are willing to maybe let it go to the backburner, and-- let it go with a whimper as opposed to a bang. Will it pass? Can your husband get it done?" MS: Obama replies "I hope so. The country needs health care. It's hard. It's scary. It's confusing. But I hope for our country's sake that we can do this now, and not wait until things get worse. I mean, I-- I agree with the President when he said that we don't have the option to do nothing. He's right." MS: Lauer asks "I was here almost a year ago today, interviewing your husband on Super Bowl Sunday. And boy, the mood was-- it was head-- it was a heady time for you as a family, and for Democrats. There was all the talk of hope and change. And here as we sit here a year later, the mood and the tone have changed dramatically--And-- and I'm just worried if that stings a little bit?" STILL: Low shot of President Barack Obama taking the oath of office as First Lady Michelle Obama (holding Bible), and their children Sasha and Malia stand together on 2009-01-20. INT WASHINGTON DC IN THE WHITE HOUSE MS: Obama says "You know, I think we're all, you know, working. We-- we have to continue to work on how to-- disagree without being disagreeable. Barack warned us about this over the course of the campaign. I mean, he talked a lot about hope, but he said that-- hope with that comes compromise and sacrifice. And it's painful, and it takes time. And it's true, and we're sort of feeling the-- the pain of that. And it's-- it's a natural reaction-- for?" MS: Lauer interrupts and asks "Has it been hard to keep your spirits up and-- and his spirits up?" MS: Obama replies "I don't wanna seem, you know-- unrealistically optimistic, but our experiences on the ground are outstanding." MS: Lauer asks "You mean when you go out and meet people?" MS: Obama replies "When we go out and meet people, even people who are struggling-- folks are gracious in this country. They're-- enthusiastic, they want this country to succeed. I think that they're confident that they have a President who c-- who cares and who's serious. They may not agree with the direction, but that's what we feel." MS: Lauer asks "During the campaign when-- when your husband was running for president, you were out on the campaign trail, there was a lot of criticizing President Bush and his policies. And I'm just wondering now 12 months later, being the-- the family in the White House--if your perspective on that has changed. And that perhaps it maybe would've be-- been better to be less judgmental now that you know the pressures that the President is under." MS: Obama replies (part VO) "Yeah, well I-- you know, I think that on the campaign trail, my husband-- his goal was to be truthful and honest about the problems that we faced. The truth is, is that this job is hard. It's hard for every person who sits in that office. I think that's one of the sort of-- unifying things about presidents and former Presidents, is that only they and their families understand the pressure of this job. And obviously, we have much more respect-- for those who-- who've held the position. But Barack will face-- others who will follow him, who will be critical and should have the right to be critical-- of things that they don't agree with." STILL: President Barack Obama writes in a book as Michelle Obama (faces unseen) stands with her hands behind her back watching. INT WASHINGTON DC IN THE WHITE HOUSE MS: Lauer asks "You just mentioned the pressures of the job, and I'm not sure if your husband were standing here I'd ask this question in the same way but I'll try it with you privately. You know, if I were to hold a picture of your husband up from 16 months ago--And I were to hold a picture up next to it of today--the obvious truth is, the job has aged him a little. You look at his hair. It's grayer. There-- there's a little more wear and tear on his face. He still looks good, mind you." MS: Obama says "Yes, he's cute." MS: Lauer continues "No, I'm not-- I'm not bad mouthing your husband here, but?" MS: Obama jokingly interjects "Hey." MS: Lauer continues "When you look at him do you notice the toll that it's taken physically on him?" MS: Obama replies "You know-- prob-- no, because I see it every day. I mean, it's the kind of thing, you see your kids every day, you don't notice that they've grown to inches until you stand up next to 'em and go, "What happened to you?" You know, I tease Barack all the time, because you know, the gray issue is interesting, because his mother, his grandfather, they were all completely gray. So he was going that direction anyway." STILL: Then-Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama delivering a speech. STILL: President Obama delivering a speech. STILLS: Split screen of the two stills (showing how Obama has aged since taking office). INT MS: Home video of Michelle Obama on stage kneeling and shaking hands with elementary school aged children at the front of the stage. INT WASHINGTON DC IN THE WHITE HOUSE MS: Lauer says "Let me read you some of the accolades you've received over the past-- year or so, okay?," and Obama jokingly replies "Take your time." MS: Lauer says "Okay, sure. I'll go through them slowly. You were named the Forbes Magazine's most powerful women list. People Magazine's most beautiful list Time Magazine's most influential list, and you made Maxim Magazine's list of hottest women." MS: Obama replies (about Maxim Magazine) "No, I didn't hear that. Are there people laughing about that?" MS: Lauer says "No, I didn't even hear a chuckle, not one chuckle. I don't know a lot of people who can live in those two worlds, that I just mentioned here." MS: Obama replies "Yeah-- yeah, I don't know anyone who can either. It's a good thing I don't know. Well you know, I-- I approach this position like I approach my life. I-- I try to be as authentically me as I can be, I've said this before, because it's easier to-- maintain it. So what people have seen over the course of the year is really Michelle. And-- I find a level of comfort in that role. So I don't think about occupying-- a list or a title. I still mi-- see myself as Michelle Obama-- the girl who grew up in the south side of Chicago, Marian and Fraser's daughter. I've got this husband who does these interesting things-- and I'm Malia and Sasha's mother." 07:19:05 Three US Soldiers Are Among The 7 Dead And 70 Wounded In Pakistan Today After A Bomb Hit Their Security Convoy Outside A Girl's School EXT DAY PAKISTAN (SUPERED AS NEAR PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN) 2010-02-03 MS: Pakistani soldiers stand near debris from a bomb attack. MS: Soldiers and others stand outside damaged stone wall. MS: Soldiers and others stand near debris. 07:19:21 Iran Says It Has Successfully Test Fired A New Rocket Capable Of Carrying Satellites Into Space EXT DAY IRAN MS: Simorq Rocket is transported on launcher. MS: The rocket is launched during a test. MS: Smoke from the rocket's exhaust. MS: Low shot of the rocket soaring into space. 07:19:33 Appeals Judges In The Netherlands Rule The International Criminal Court Should Reconsider A Decision Not To Indict Sudan's President On Darfur Genocide Charges INT MS: File pictures of Sudan's President Omar al-Beshir delivering a speech at a UN function. EXT DAY SUDAN MS: al-Beshir delivers speech. MS: al-Beshir holds his hands up and dances on stage. INT THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS MS: Appeals court judge speaks from his seat near others. 07:20:00 CNBC's Melissa Lee Discusses The Criticism Against AIG's $100 Million In Bonuses In live report from the New York Stock Exchange, CNBC's Melissa Lee says AIG will pay out $100 million in retention bonuses to its financial products unit, says this is the group whose policies led to the company's collapse, says the bonuses were agreed to long before the economic crisis that led to AIG accepting government bailout money, and says the bonuses were worked out with the Government's special master on pay. EJ: 07:20:08 (:17) EXT DAY NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK MS: Exterior of AIG headquarters. MS: The headquarter's entrance and its name sign. 07:20:37 Utility Crews In Oklahoma Are Still Coping With A Huge Ice Storm Which Hit Last Week EXT DAY OKLAHOMA (SUPERED AS NEAR ALTUS, OKLAHOMA) MS: Aerial of ice-covered tree fallen atop tilted power lines and utility pole. MS: Aerial of downed utility poles. MS: Aerial of downed ice-covered tree. 2 MS: Aerial of utility workers working atop a utility pole. 07:24:59 Today Goes Inside The O.R.: Brain Surgery At Mount Sinai Hospital In New York City 07:24:59 (:23) NBC's Chief Medical Editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports live on-camera in the operating room of Mount Sinai Hospital near doctors performing brain surgery. Patient Ben Kolbert (ph) (awake during the surgery) holds his shaking hands up on the operating table. Live split screen with Snyderman in the operating room and with Lauer and Vieira in-studio. 07:30:41 (:18) Live footage of doctor performing brain surgery on Kolbert (faces unseen). 07:31:18 A Person Of Interest Is Arrested In The Case Of Missing 8-Month Old Gabriel Johnson, Now Missing For More Than One Month Police in Tempe, Arizona have made a second arrest in a missing persons case that made national headlines the day after Christmas. Investigators say 8-month old Gabriel Johnson was kidnapped by his mother, but now the woman who wanted desperately to adopt him is herself facing criminal charges. INT PHOENIX, ARIZONA AT THE MARICOPA COUNTY JAIL 3 MS: Tempe, Arizona police escort suspect Tammi Smith (charged with three felonies including custodial interference) down hallway and into room in a perp walk as Smith says to unseen media "I'm innocent. God is with me." MS: Smith walks in room followed by a policeman (seen through window on the room's door). STILL: Smith's mug shot. STILLS: Inserts of missing 8-month old Gabriel Johnson. STILL: Insert of Gabriel seen in split screen with insert footage of Gabriel's mother Elizabeth Johnson, wearing a prison jumpsuit, speaking in court during an arraignment. EXT NIGHT ARIZONA 2 MS: Tammi Smith in interview next to her husband (faces unseen) Jack Smith. EXT DAY TEMPE MS: Police car parked on the street pans to exterior of police headquarters. STILL: Black and white of Elizabeth with Gabriel. INT TEMPE IN POLICE HEADQUARTERS MS: At a press conference Tempe Police Lt. Mike Horn says "Tammi was basically working with her in order to provide a place for her potentially to go and just some help along the way." EXT NIGHT ARIZONA 2 MS: Slow-motion of Tammi and Jack smith walking down street holding hands as shot becomes freeze-frame. STILL: Insert of Gabriel and his parents Elizabeth Johnson and Logan McQueary (Logan split up with Elizabeth who then disappeared with Gabriel). EXT NIGHT ARIZONA MS: McQueary wipes away a tear while standing with others at a candlelight vigil for Gabriel. STILL: Insert of Elizabeth Johnson's mug shot. INT ARIZONA MS: In interview Tammi Smith says "I think that there's a lot of people to investigate and I haven't heard that they're investigating the few people that need to be investigated as deeply as Jack and I have been." EXT DAY ARIZONA 2 MS: Tammi and Jack Smith stand outside building during an interview. STILL: Tammi kissing Gabriel. INT ARIZONA MS: In interview Jack Smith says "She will walk out of that jail, she will be completely exonerated from this, she will be apologized (sic) and this will all be behind us." INT PHOENIX 3 MS: Tempe officers escort a handcuffed Tammi Smith out of a police van and one officer closes the van's doors. INT TEMPE MS: Horn says "We are less and less optimistic that Gabriel is still alive." STILLS: Inserts of Gabriel. VO: NBC's Miguel Almaguer signs off (no location). 07:33:35 Why Is The Church Of Scientology Sending Scientologist Volulnteers To Haiti After Its Recent Devastating Earthquake? IN HAITI VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE FOLLOWING THE COUNTRY'S RECENT DEVASTATING EARTHQUAKE. AND AMONG THOSE WHO ARE SPREAD OUT FROM COLLAPSED ORPHANAGES AND TO HOSPITALS ARE A GROUP YOU MIGHT NOT THINK OF: SCIENTOLOGISTS. CHRISTIAN RELIEF SERVICES AND THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION ARE WELL KNOWN FOR THEIR RESPONSE IN DISASTERS. NOW...QUIETLY...THE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY IS ALSO HELPING THOSE IN NEED. THEY WERE AT GROUND ZERO AFTER 9/11, THEY WERE AT HURRICANE KATRINA, AND NOW THEY'RE IN HAITI, OFTEN DOING THE WORK NO ONE ELSE WANTS. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports live on-camera from Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. EJ: 07:33:58 (2:20) INT HAITI IN A MAKESHIFT OPERATING ROOM MS: Doctors and nurses stand over a crying baby as the doctors give instructions. MS: Panning shot of doctors and nurses at different tables. BRIEF CUTS: Doctors tending to patients as one says "This patient is fully intubated" and another says "Drain the tube." BRIEF CUTS: Medical tube being lifted, doctor talking to a nurse, and Scientology volunteers with yellow Scientology shirts sticking out from under their scrubs including 22-year old Josh Hawkins (ph). MS: Woman with yellow shirt with message "Scientology Volunteer Ministry" logo on the back walks towards patients. MS: Hawkins tends to a patient. MS: In interview Hawkins (has no medical background) says " They were very sketchy when they first saw us. Just because of Scientology, the name that some people associate it with, so on and so forth." MS: Doctor Rosemary Duda (ph) tends to baby and tells the mother "The little baby suffered some fractures" as shot pans to the baby with a cast on her leg. MS: In interview near patients in cots, Duda says "I'm totally impressed by these young adults from the Scientology church. They've been just so effective for us." MS: In interview near doctors and nurses, Hawkins says "People see the fact that you know, the amazing work we've been doing, the love that we've been giving. They're like wow these really are cool guys. They're not like weird creepy people, things like that ya know." 2 MS: Scientology volunteer Nicole Greenwood (ph) tends to a child patient doing a Scientology treatment called an "Assist" (a connection between the mind and touch). 2 MS: Various shots of Greenwood giving the child an "Assist" as the child switches from frowns to giggles. MS: Greenwood talks to the unseen patient. MS: In interview Greenwood says "We don't even mention religion. We're here to help people. I don't think cleaning toilets is gonna get anyone to join the Church." EXT NIGHT PORT-AU-PRINCE 2 MS: Actor, Scientologist, and pilot John Travolta and another man wave from the cockpit of the plane Travolta flew into the country. MS: Panning shot of Travolta's plane. MS: Various shots of workers including Travolta and soldiers removing boxes of medical aid from Travolta's plane and passing them in line. INT PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: In interview (part VO) Travolta says "When we arrived we had 50, no 100 people, Marines and volunteer ministers from my church, helping us unload it." EXT DAY PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: Stacked boxes of relief supplies. MS: Scientology volunteer carries box past other unloaded boxes. MS: In interview while walking past unloaded boxes of relief supplies, Scientology Disaster Relief in Haiti spokesperson Pat Harney says "We can organize. We can find out what's needed and wanted. And we can deliver those in an organized fashion." INT PORT-AU-PRINCE IN A MAKESHIFT OPERATING TENT MS: Panning shot of doctors, nurses, medical equipment, and patients. MS: Hawkins (cut his finger on a bloody scalpel) wraps a band aid on his finger. MS: In interview Hawkins (will be on preventative AIDS medication for the next six months) says "I'm still glad I came?beyond belief." Sanders reports live on-camera (does no sign-off). 07:42:19 Today's Health: Pediatric Cardiologist Dr. Darshak Sanghavi Discusses A Possible Cause Of SIDS & A Study About Sex Education And Tweens GFX HEADER: (HEADER IS OBSCURED BY TIME CODE) GFX SUPERS: "Practice 'tummy time,' Don't share sleep surfaces, Don't smoke while pregnant" In live in-studio interview Chief of Pediatric Cardiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Dr. Darshak Sanghavi says there's a chemical in the brain called Seratonin that allows neurons to talk to each other and in babies who have died from SIDS the amount of that chemical is reduced which may have prevented the nerves from talking to each other and preventing the babies from responding to life threatening situations such as not waking up, says if the nerves don't send a breathing memory back and forth the baby will not remember to breathe, and says this study was done on babies who had already died so there's no test yet to see if babies are producing the proper amounts of Seratonin. Baby dolls in a crib in-studio (one face down and one face up) seen as Sanghavi notes the danger of placing a baby face down in a crib. Sanghavi says a study found that of children in middle school years who had an abstinence only training, only 1/3 engaged in sexual activity in the next two years and of the students who got sex education about half of the students engaged in sex in the next two years. 07:50:33 Vieira Pokes Fun At Al Roker While Appearing On "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" Lauer and Vieira seen live in-studio in split screen with Roker in Washington DC outside the White House. EJ: 07:50:49 (:34) CLIP: "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" clip with host Jimmy Fallon and guest Meredith Vieira throwing snowballs at a moving picture of Al Roker. Roker live on-camera tosses a snowball in split screen with the EJ clip and in split screen with Vieira and Lauer. Outside Segments 07:00:56 (:07) In early morning darkness shot pans from a Rockefeller Center street sign to Studio 1A across the street. 07:30:00 (:19) Shot pans from Studio 1A to the crowd. Panning shot of the crowd seen. Al Roker Segs 07:21:03 (:27) Roker reports live on-camera outside the White House in Washington DC and jokes with Lauer and Vieira in-studio. 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