Nov. 6: The father of a Fort Hood soldier described the scene relayed to him by his daughter as 13 men and women died in a hail of gunfire around her on Thursday. NBC’s Lester Holt reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 6: A senior federal official said Friday that investigators have not found any note, video or other message left behind after the mass shooting at Fort Hood. NBC’s Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 6: The cousin of Army psychiatrist Nidal Malik Hasan, the suspect in the assault at Fort Hood, Texas, said Hasan was "ridiculed for being a Muslim." NBC’s Jim Miklaszewski reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 6: An outpouring of prayers and support came from every corner of Killeen, TX Friday as the town rallied around the victims' families. (Nightly News)
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Nov 6: Sesame Street is celebrating its 40th anniversary, with its 4,000th episode next Tuesday, making it the longest running program in children’s television, as generations of children in more than 140 countries have grown up with Big Bird and the Cookie Monster. ITV's Elodie Harper reports....
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Nov. 6: Democrats hope to hold a vote on health care either Saturday night or Sunday morning. President Obama may travel to Capitol Hill to personally lobby for its passage. NBC’s Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 6: When the shooting started and the wounded fell at the Fort Hood Army Post Thursday, the soldiers who were spared did whatever they could to help save lives. NBC’s Mark Potter reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 5: U.S. officials identified the gunman who opened fire Thursday at Fort Hood, Texas, as Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, an Army psychiatrist who had been promoted to major in May. NBC Chief Justice Correspondent Pete Williams reports. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 5: NBC’s Charles Hadlock updates Brian Williams about the evolving story, reporting that both the suspected shooter Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan and the female police officer credited with neutralizing the situation are alive and in stable condition. (Nightly News)
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Nov. 6: In a statement made from the Rose Garden Friday, President Barack Obama talked soberly about the high unemployment figures and urged caution against "jumping to conclusions" regarding the shootings at Fort Hood. NBC’s Brian Williams and Lester Holt report. (Nightly News)
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