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Nov. 16: While state health departments are starting to report a slowing of swine flu cases, experts say the number of American kids who have died from the virus is concerning. NBC’s Tom Costello reports and Dr. Roshini Raj of Health magazine weighs in.

Nov. 16: Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin lashes out at some former members of John McCain’s presidential campaign staff in her new memoir, “Going Rogue.” Now some of the staffers are firing back. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports.

Nov. 16: President Obama speaks against censorship in a town hall-style meeting with students in Shanghai. He’s also set to meet with President Hu Jintao to talk about trade, currency and human rights. NBC’s Chuck Todd reports.

Nov. 16: Charla Nash, who was brutally attacked by her friend’s chimpanzee, opens up to TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about her recovery and the relationship she had with the chimp and his owner.

Nov. 16: TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks to radio host Michael Smerconish about details revealed in former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s new memoir, “Going Rogue,” and how the tell-all may affect her image.

Nov. 16: The parents of a U.S. Marine killed in action share the video diary that they didn’t know existed until after his death.

Nov. 16: With the help of a home safety expert, consumer reporter Janice Lieberman looks at some of the hazards in your home that you may not even know about.

Nov. 16: TODAY’s Al Roker talks to Stacia Woodcock from Walgreens about how select pharmacies will offer free diabetes screenings.

Nov. 16: World champion figure skater Evan Lysacek performs his Olympic short program routine, skating to “The Firebird.”

Nov. 16: Two families cut their energy consumption by making simple home improvements. TODAY’s Ann Curry talks to the families about how the changes could save them money in the long run.