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Lauer apologizes after not buckling up


May 31, 2007 NBC's Matt Lauer didn't learn his lesson from interviewing New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine about the governor's near-fatal car crash while riding without wearing a safety belt. A few weeks after that chat, there was Lauer on "Today" on Wednesday, sitting in the back of a sport utility vehicle interviewing Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney. Corzine, unbuckled in the front passenger seat, broke his leg, 11 ribs, collarbone and sternum.

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