Expert: 'Catastrophic' education will haunt kids
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Expert: 'Catastrophic' education will haunt kids
Lanny David, crisis expert to the stars, said that regular Americans can take a page from his new book "Crisis Tales" to learn how to deal with a crisis in their personal lives. Davis is interviewed by NBC's Carl Quintanilla. (TODAY)
Robert Gibbs, a former White House press secretary, said that while the spending cuts are being called an Apocalypse by some, they may not be as bad as the hype. TODAY's Erica Hill interviews Robert Gibbs. (TODAY)
Former prosecutor Karen DeSoto said that she isn't surprised Oscar Pistorius was let out on bail, and suggests the prosecution should work on firming up the rumors of anger management issues and domestic violence. DeSoto talks to TODAY's Erica Hill. (TODAY)
"He's a well-known celebrity," said South African attorney Llewelyn Curlewis. "He's not a flight risk, so I can't see serious reasons why a court should be unwilling to grant him bail, ultimately." Pistorius has been charged with murdering his girlfriend and is being held by police. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. (TODAY)
Barbara Corcoran is an entrepreneur as well as TODAY's real estate expert, and advises young business owners to set up their corporations through legal websites rather than pay attorneys to do it for them. (TODAY)
Last year the prices for homes rose by 6.9 percent, the largest gain since 2005, but what's the outlook for this year? TODAY's real estate contributor Barbara Corcoran reveals her insider information on what to expect. (TODAY)
With property damage estimates topping out at $20 billion and homeowners desperate to get started recovering, there will be plenty of scammers coming out of the woodwork. CNBC's Sharon Epperson and Jeanne Salvatore of the Insurance Information Institute discuss how you can avoid getting ripped off. (TODAY)
JJ Ramberg is out with a new book, and told TODAY's Jenna Wolfe that if you have a good idea in mind, any time is a good time to start a small business. She also has some tips for success, including how to turn "no" into "yes." (TODAY)
Ken Perenyl is a gifted artist whose forgeries of famous paintings have netted him millions. Now, he's telling his story in a new autobiography. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)