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the nfl season gets off to a stunning start after a lengthy lightning delay, but peyton manning lit up the scoreboard. today, friday, september 6th, 2013. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer, and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to today on a friday morning. good morning, everybody. i am savannah guthrie. i am willie geist in for matt. the super bowl was delayed for 34 minutes in february for lack of electricity, and this one delayed for 34 minutes because of too much electricity. lightning in the area. we had a big countdown, and then a big wait. yeah, that s how you kick you have a season. seven touchdown passes from manning. more on that just ahead. and then a youtube video that will have you talking. a man confessing to a deadly drunk driving accident, coming up why he made it and his message to all drivers. we will begin with president obama s on going push for u.s. strikes in syria as he wra
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