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Good morning. Somber 침울한 memorial 기념식. Ten years after her death, a host of royals, dignitaries 고위인사 and celebrities <유명> 연예인, 명사 gather for a memorial service 추도식 to honor Princess Diana. We’re there live. Dispute over the detail. Senator 상원의원 Larry Craig and a police officer on tape arguing about just what went on in that airport restroom. “I am not gay. I don’t do these kinds of things.” How much more humiliation 창피, 굴욕 can this man take?
And going, going, gone. It’s almost the unofficial end of summer. Millions of Americans are hitting the road for one last getaway 단기휴가. Today, Friday, August 31, 2007. From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, live from Studio 1A in
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It’s now four minutes after the hour. Here’s Anne. Matt, thanks. Now to senator Larry Craig. And an embarrassing audio tape of his confrontation 대면 with the Minneapolis airport police officer following his arrest in a gay sex sting 함정수사. The tape was released on Thursday. NBC’s John Yang has details now. Hey, John, good morning.
Good morning, Anne. The tape is nine minutes of he said, he said as the senator and the officer dispute each other version of events. The officer accuses 비난하다 the senator of lying and Craig accuses the officer of entrapping ~를 <위험 따위에> 빠뜨리다 him.
Minutes after being arrested, Senator Craig denies he was in the men’s room for sex and accuses the officer of soliciting ~를 끌어들이다 him. The senator repeatedly denies signaling the officer with his hand. Craig insists he merely 단지, 다만 reached down to pick up a piece of toilet paper between the two stalls <남자 화장실의> 작은 칸막이 using his right hand. But the officer says it was Craig’s left hand, palm 손바닥 up.
Senator Craig has lost the support of his republican colleagues in Congress, the White House, and just late Thursday, the National Republican Party. Matt? Alright, John Yang at the, in