Couric Videos

Saturday: A mystery emerges over golf star Tiger Woods' car crash; Also, British officials launch an inquiry into the 2003 invasion of Iraq; And, a special tour along China's infamous Silk Road.

Katie Couric discusses the dangers behind the noise levels of MP3 players, which can cause severe and often permanent hearing damage to listeners.

Troubles in a little Persian Gulf nation rattle world markets in a big wayShoppers out for bargains on this Black FridayIran denounced by nuclear weapons investigatorsDiabetes on the riseThe latest on the White House party crashersAt least one more weekend behind bars for Roman Polanski.

Friday: Customers race for bargains on this Black Friday; Also, Secret Service admits error after a couple crashes a White House dinner party; Also, a drama teacher conveys "The American Spirit."

Katie Couric comments on the first Thanksgiving on the Plymouth settlement in 1621 and the hardships and hunger that the Pilgrims endured.

Thursday: The holiday shopping season is off to an early start as some stores are opening their doors on Thanksgiving Day; Plus, how U.S. troops celebrated their Thanksgiving.

http://www.facebook.com/officialbobmackiepage In 2005, Bob Mackie appeared on the Today Show in New York City alongside host Katie Couric to talk about his upcoming auction for Christie's where many of his famous creations for Cher, Elton John and Carol Burnett, amongst others, were to be featured. Bob Mackie talks about what it takes to pull off the revealing dress that Sharon Stone wore in the hit movie Casino while causing Katie Couric to blush and become flustered.

Wednesday: Toyota announces its largest recall ever amid deadly accidents involving faulty pedals; Also, a holiday travel myth debunked; And, a gourmet chef helps the needy with his "American Spirit."

Last year, 49 million people were in danger of going hungry in the United States. More than 4 million children didn't get enough to eat. Katie Couric comments.

Forty minutes, more troops, an exit outlineWhat we're hearing about President Obama's Afghanistan speechOther key stories:Behind the wheel and at the terminals -- heading out for the holidayJewelry shimmers, books fade -- the expected holiday shopping winners and losersA jailhouse death sparks concerns over justice in RussiaToyota puts the metal to the pedal -- replacing them on millions of vehicles.

In this recession about one in 10 Americans sought help from a church or religious group to get by. Millions of people need a helping hand in these tough times. Katie Couric comments.

Tuesday: Pres. Obama says that he has decided on a strategy for the war in Afghanistan; Also, a Belgium man was conscious while supposedly in a coma for 23 years; And, sea lions invade San Francisco.

Steve Kroft reports many people hospitalized near the end of their lives are spending their last days in an intensive care unit, subjected to extraordinary care at enormous cost.

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