offer but it is willing to move that money around. a bart spokesperson updated us on this situation about a half hour ago. the main thing is that we ve got framework established within the last, best, final offer. we re discussing the makeup of the last and best and final offer. we re back now. we ll stay as long as it takes tonight to reach an agreement. after extending the strike deadline 24 hours to raft last night at midnight, unions delayed calling a strike again and continued negotiating. at this point it s unclear if workers will stay on the job paflt midnight tonight meaning another day of uncertainty, which doesn t sit well with riders. it s stressful. the i work a lot. so very no idea what is going to happen. i m just here, hanging out on coaches for a couple day clz is unfortunate. and we re going to stay on top of developments as you can see there is one technician waiting at the podium if and when someone comes out to speak. we ve been monitoring ta
an amazing story of rescue, today, tuesday, october 15th, 2013. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. i m savannah guthrie. i m matt lauer along side natalie morales and al roker. it s like you drew up the show today because you love technology. oh, man. we have things on the show, later on we ll talk about break through inventions that will change your life and could change the world. and then another guest. i see your break through inventions and raise you one bionic man. we have a bionic man in the studio. this is as far as science can go to replicating a human body. he can do a lot of things. we ll check him out. he looks like he is asleep. you have to wake him up. we ll wake him up. he s not a morning program. for the second straight night, emergency crews at l.a.x. are dealing with homemade dry ice bomb
[ laughter ] the average human. which grand master of the older knights did the outnumber forces. valet. the average american. would you like to solve the puzzle? superman and spider woman. [ buzzer ] this has been average human versus average american. that didn t happen. please tell me that didn t happen. willie? i would have gone with wonder woman. oh, my god. good morning. oh, my lord. i m sorry, america. it s thursday, october 15th. welcome to morning joe. with us on set we have former communications director for george bush, nicole wallace. we have steve rattner. in washington, my only friend in the world that takes ambien, former new york times report er tuesday most red sox it is tuesday. justin verlander. seriously. i don t take it any more. i haven t for a long time. she guzzles cough syrup. i m tired of the shutdown. your ambien comments all linked together. have you seen that? no. but i ll look. it s the only thing tha
i don t know, i m busy right now. i haven t thought a lot about it. that s today, wednesday, october 16th, 2013. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on a wednesday morning. i m matt lauer. good morning. i m savannah guthrie along side al roker and natalie morales. remember 24 hours ago when it seemed we might get a deal. there was optimism in the senate but that was so yesterday. overnight everything came to a screeching halt. and the deadline is looming ever closer. that s right. this race to end the shutdown is today s top story. let s get right to peter alexander at the white house. peter, what can you tell us? reporter: good morning to you. most americans are asking themselves is it over yet? i just spoke to a top republican senate aide that said optimism abounds. but this is crunch time for congress now facing intense pressure to c
correspondent kristen welker and capitol hill correspondent kelly o donnell. i feel like we re doing sideline reporting of a major football game or something. kelly, let me start with you because i know in the last hour there have been a lot of fluid motions going on behind the scenes, but break it down, the expected plays we ll see through this hour. well, there are some critical nuggets to report, thomas. i ve been able to report in the last half hour that house speaker john boehner has signalled to fellow republicans that he is prepared to rely on democratic votes if necessary to pass something. now, that means the senate has to come to a deal, and we expect that could be announced within the hour. right now senate republicans have been going into their own team meeting. i was able to talk to a number of them as they were headed into that meeting. they expect to sort of get the lay of the land and find out what the next steps will be. i m also told that at least going in