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look at the firefighters from up above trying to water down this. we understand it's still on fire. still smoking. we'll be back at 7:25 with a lifeup date for you. >> have a great day. see you tomorrow. good morning. breaking overnight. another member of the military in charge of sexual assault prevention being investigated for sex crimes. this time an army sergeant accused of assaulting three soldiers, forcing one of them into prostitution. we're hearing for the first time from ariel castro's attorneys. his defense strategy -- >> two words, not guilty. >> and what he says about the little girl he fathered with one of his victims. you decide -- 10 million people have watched this couple belting out tunes at a gas
station pump for "the tonight show." was it a spontaneous moment or were they in on the act. we'll ask them today may 15th, 2013. and and good morning. welcome to "today" on wednesday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm savannah guthrie. what a disturbing story at the top. all service members in sexual assault prevention programs to be rescreened and retrained in the wake of those back-to-back assault cases. >> let us get right to jim miklaszews miklaszewski. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. here we go again p, for the second time in two weeks. an american servicemen, who is supposed to be protecting women against sexual assault is accused, at least, of sexual assault.
lawmakers on capitol hill are already calling these latest allegations disgusting and sickening. the name of this army sergeant hasn't been released because he hasn't been formally charged yet. if these accusations are true, this case appears to be especially heinous. this latest military sex scandal comes out of ft. hood, texas. sources tell nbc news army investigators are looking into allegations that an army sergeant sexually assaulted a female soldier under his command, then forced her into prostitution and allegedly sexually assaulted two others. it's the second such case this month. just last week air force lieutenant colonel jeff krusinski, the officer in charge of sexual assault prevention for the air force was arrested and charged with sexual battery against a woman in a virginia parking lot. the police report described him as a drunken male subject who approached a woman, grabbed her breast and buttocks before she
fought him off. defense secretary chuck hagel was furious. >> we're all outraged and disgusted over these very troubling allegations. >> reporter: even more troubling hagel released the pentagon's latest report which shows a disturbing increase in sexual assaults in the military. there were 3,374 sexual assaults last year, a 6% rise. but assaults that went unreported skyrocketed from 19 to 26,000. defense secretary hagel again promises there will be swift justice done in this case and that all of those sexual assault leaders will be rescreened to make sure they are up to the job. but lawmakers are already arguing up on capitol hill that, look, the entire military culture and justice system that tends to make some of these attackers believe they can get away with it must change.
savannah. >> jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. another report, the irs's targeting of conservative political groups. nbc senior investigative correspondent lisa myers has the latest developments. lisa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. this official report confirms what conservatives have been saying for a while, that the irs was targeting them. the report says the irs unit responsible was a mess and that some employees were actually ignorant about tax laws. tea party and conservative groups applying for tax exempt status began being targeted by the irs in 2010, the report says, based upon their names or policy positions. the inspector general's report says the inappropriate criteria was used for 18 months in targeting groups for review and resulted in substantial delays on applications and unnecessary information requests. the report quotes irs supervisors as saying no one outside the irs asked that
conservative groups get extra scrutiny. the president called the findings in tolerable and inexcusable and directed that those involved be held accountable. >> what's most disturbing is the inspector general could not rule out that there was a broader problem, including, perhaps, personal audits or other groups being targeted. >> reporter: the irs insists that while the criteria was inappropriate both liberal and conservative groups were treated equally in determining the ultimate outcome. it insists there was no attempt to hide the issue, even though congress was not told for a year. >> this is unacceptable, and it's immoral. it's the kind of behavior we associate not with the greatest democracy in the world but with corrupt dictators. >> attorney general eric holder says he's ordered an fbi investigation. >> i think as everyone can agree, if not criminal, they were certainly outrageous and unacceptable. but we're examining the facts to see if there were criminal
violations. >> reporter: and the irs's problems got worse this morning with this headline revealing that while conservatives were buried in paperwork, liberal groups got approved easily. for the record, the president's spokesman categorically denies the white house had anything to do with any of this. savannah. >> lisa myers in washington. david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." david, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. >> we've got three scandals at a boil in washington. david, in your view, which is the most potentially dangerous to the white house in the long-term. >> this irs story is politically toxic. the headlines lisa referred to, the fact other groups could have been target. we are not necessarily at the end of this by a long shot. there's a passivity by the president and white house that even his aides acknowledge is a problem. why there hasn't been a faster, more stringent response. we only saw last night a
blistering statement from the president and finally his secretary of the treasury that oversees the irs. there have been conservative groups complaining bought this for over a year. it is time in the view of many, republicans and democrats, the president, the white house to lay out a process of accountability. how they go about this. what they say on the inside, they are frustrated to by the practical limitations on the president's power. he can't after all just dismiss his acting head of the irs without cause, because the irs has insulation from the executive branch, precisely out of fear of political interference. >> very quickly to tie that up, do you think that a high-profile head needs to roll here? >> i think there's a lot of people that think that is the case, that somebody is going to have to lose their job at some point, once they figure out what the root of the problem was. reporting in the speech, what kind of in competence, what kind of targeting did you go on that
was so lopsided. aides to the president, allies on the outside say this is the most politically toxic. everybody understands this. this as a symbol of government overreach could be very difficult to overcome. >> let me pick up on that. you have on the surface at least three disparate stories, irs, lingering questions about terror attacks in benghazi, wide sweep of phone calls by the justice department. is there a common thread, a common narrative that is the critique of the administration here? >> i don't know that you can tie all of them together. i think on the benghazi business, i think on the irs, i think there is a feeling there is too much passivity. the president is too much of a bystander learning about these things about the irs from news reports, a disinclination to deal with substance on benghazi questions, because he felt there was so much political motivation in some of the attacks. the reality is there were facts
unearthed, questions left unanswered and the president seems disinclined to deal with them. all these things taken together becomes a distraction. that gets thrown away a lot. on the second term, an adviser tells me, any day you waste is a day you cannot get back when you've got a limited window to get done the business you want to get done in a second term. >> david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." now here is matt. we have exclusive new details this morning tied to the cleveland kidnapping case. the lawyers for the suspect, ariel castro, are speaking out for the first time on his behalf. today national investigative correspondent jeff rossen has more on that. hey, jeff. >> reporter: good morning to you. we've heard a lot about ariel castro in the last week. police say he kidnapped, raped and tortured those women for a decade in his own house. his own relatives call him a monster. his lawyer says, hang on, people have it all wrong. in fact, they say, castro is a
loving dad. early tuesday he met with his new legal team inside the county jail. when his lawyers emerged, they were painting a new picture of this man accused of unspeakable crimes. >> the initial portrayal by the media has been one of a, quote, monster and that's not the impression i got. >> reporter: they spoke exclusive to affiliate kyc laying out the defense strategy for the first time. >> it definitely is going to be two words, not guilty. >> reporter: but police sources say in his interrogation castro confessed, giving investigators exacting detail about how he abducted michelle, amanda and gina. >> this child kidnapper operated a torture chamber and private prison in the heart of our city. >> reporter: but castro's lawyers say he hasn't admitted the kidnappings to them. so how did the girls end up in
his house? >> that fact will be disclosed as the case progresses. >> but you know? >> i am aware of how he came into contact with them. >> reporter: but perhaps the most surprising comments came next. castro's feelings for amanda berry's 6-year-old daughter. according to the police report, amanda had to deliver her baby in a plastic pool in the house. dna now confirms castro is the father. >> mr. castro is extremely committed to the well-being and positive future for his daughter who he loves dearly. >> reporter: the lawyers say they will mount the best defense they can and may even request a change of venue to make sure castro gets a fair trial. this morning castro remains in jail on suicide watch. that means no television, no radio, matt, no access to the outside world, just his lawyers. >> jeff rossen, jeff, thank you
very much. natalie has new information on a rather interesting spy story out of russia. >> very interesting story. good morning, guys. u.s. ambassador in moscow was called to the russian foreign ministry this morning after security officials there say they caught a u.s. diplomat acting as a spy. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has the story. >> reporter: it was a scene out of the cold war, the lead story on russia's state-owned news. a u.s. embassy employee supposedly caught in the act shown being stripped of his disguise allegedly trying to recruit a russian for the cia. 29-year-old ryan fogle, a junior level diplomat caught with sunglasses, maps, money, offering up to $1 million a year, instructions for opening a gmail account. russians released him to the u.s. embassy. he'll probably be sent home. at washington's spy museum a
former cia spy says it happens all the time. >> i've used disguise. sometimes something as simple as a wig and glasses will do that. even though it may look sort of corny, or sixth grade to people, it can work. >> reporter: russians call it provocative. u.s. officials don't believe it will set back communications, the boston bombing and standoff in syria. secretary of state meeting with russian counterpart in sweden, presumably not trading spy story. for "today," andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. the widow of the boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev will cooperate with investigators according to new attorney that has defended several suspects before. russell has not been charged but the legal team has yet to release details of what she saw in the days leading up to the marathon bombing that was
exactly one month ago today. lets head to wall street. mary thompson at the u.s. stock exchange for us. mary, yet another record breaking day on tuesday. >> reporter: that's right, natalie, dow jones industrial closing net, 19th high, s&p 500 finishing at an all-time high. retail giant plans to go it alone when it comes to safety inspections factories in bangladesh, the company refusing to sign on to a plan by a dozen european firms, after a building collapse in the country. set to launch a streaming music service as soon as this week. >> be interesting to see what that is all about. mary thompson of the u.s. stock exchange. thank you. a massive powerball jackpot up for grabs with an estimated value of $360 million. that makes it the third largest powerball ever. time to buy our tickets. take a look at these scary moments on the drag way in
sidney, australia, when motorcycle racer took a very nasty spill off his bike while zipping along. he was going 230 miles per hour when it happened. he rolled and tumbled on the track for about 100 feet before finally coming to a stop. despite that terrifying video shot earlier this month, he managed to come away with only a broken ankle. >> wow, the motorcycle kept going to burger king or something. i don't know. >> the rider actually finished second, just behind the motorcycle. >> thanks. >> al is off this morning. have you got the forecast? >> a very hot forecast. yesterday record breaking heat. not here. >> really? >> i should have prefaced that. here it's stell pretty chilly. we're looking at the heat in the midwest. look at yesterday in the plains, 100 degrees. parts of nebraska did make it up to about 107 degrees. so in nebraska there's no real
ocean to go in, try to find a pond to play in and keep cool. we are going to see the heat continue today. the record sioux city, iowa, 106 degrees. this isn't only breaking records, this is breaking them by 5 to 10 degrees. here we go in the northeast, chilly air, 44 in boston, hartford only 41. this should be the last real chilly morning before the warm-up does start as we go into tomorrow. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'll get your local forecast right after this message. we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪
>> announcer: "today in the bay" weather is sponsored by blank of the west. good wednesday morning. we're tracking some pretty serious wind. just to start the day. winds are going to increasingly head throughout the day. right now at 16 miles an hour in san francisco. so there is a windchill factor. you want to/z+ pull out a light sweater or coat today. places like livermore, 75 degrees. san francisco, 65 degrees. cooler with rain into thursday into friday. that's your latest forecast. latest forecast. savannah? >> thank you. it is the last day of prince harry's visit to the u.s. ben fogle has been following along, stalking maybe we'll call it. >> good morning, savannah. prince harry is in new york as he gets set to wrap up his tour with an american seal of approval for the british royal. last night, a formal fund-raiser for his royal foundation. continuing a charitable charge across america.
>> sports and coaching really does change lives. >> reporter: earlier in the day prince harry began the final leg of his u.s. tour on the jersey shore. surveying the devastation left by super storm sandy. and the ongoing restoration in the company of governor chris christie. meeting locals affected by the storm. and those working to repair the damage. the prince was impressed. >> everyone getting together and making things right. it's fantastic. >> reporter: also making time for fun and games. as the prince and the politician helped win some local children stuffed toys. >> good luck! [ cheers ] >> reporter: next stop, new york city. and now with someone from british politics. he and prime minister david cameron attending an event for british business. this time getting a prize of his own with the uk leader. then a change-up to the day, swapping politicians on the boardwalk and the bus for kids on the baseball diamond.
launching a partnership between a harlem inner city youth project and a foundation he shares with the duke and duchess of cambridge. the prince practiced with the players in the program before going 3 for 3 against a yankee great. >> he's a natural. he's never hit a baseball before in his h life. that's impressive. >> when he hit the ball everybody was like -- >> reporter: did you think he was dreamy? >> i touched his hair! >> later today the prince will play in a polo match before heading back to britain. i'm on my way there to catch up. >> this is a fun assignment for you, ben. >> i can't complain. >> any chance the kids thought you were prince harry? >> they may have. >> i think i'm a little bit old sadly. but they were psyched to have him there. it was a popular event. >> thank you, ben. >> coming up, what brad pitt and angelina jolie's doctor is now saying about the oscarnner's
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it's now 7:26. i'm jon kelley. we have breaking news. fire crews are busy all morning long in redwood city. bob redell is live. >> reporter: good morning. we just heard from redwood city fire. the fire at a six-unit apartment complex on oak side avenue is under control. up can see they've got a ladder truck still dumping water on top of it. but as far as the fire itself, they've got it contained. it is under control. they're in such good condition, they're actually going to start releasing some of their crew. this was a three-alarm fire that was called in around 5:00, 5:19 this morning. they still don't know what started it. it got so bad that the fire department decided to take a
defensive posture. that's where they pull all the firefighters from inside the building and start dumping water on the outside. two people hurt. one person with an arm injury. another person with a burn. maybe 50 people from the building surrounding buildings and the red cross just arrived to help those people out. you there have it, a three-alarm fire finally under control after starting roughly two hours ago in redwood city. the other big story impacting morning commuters. mike inouye with caltrain. because of a crash at san bruno station, we'll take you to the maps, we're talking major delays. there have been more than cancellations as well. southbound trains running on tr track as well. b.a.r.t. and samtrans helping
there. 282, to pick up the volume there. southbound and northbound, starting to slow down as is pretty normal, cristina. >> pretty normal for now. we have got shower it's in forecast as we meet back here tomorrow morning, we'll be tracking those on the radar. 71 degrees on the way to fremont, 72. san jose, 73 degrees. in los gatos. when it comes to showers the bulk of the moisture comes through tomorrow morning's rush. by friday, we're clear out out. saturday and sunday, warming you back up. crystal geyser is always
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♪ moving on ♪ keep your head up ♪ moving on ♪ hold your head up ♪ moving on it is one of the hottest online videos of the week, a couple singing their hearts out during a "the tonight show" hidden segment. some are saying maybe it was too good to be true. well, that couple is with us this morning. they will set the record straight. >> have you seen the video? >> i have seen clips of it. >> i watched the whole five and a half-minute video. we'll tell you if it's real or not. i want to hang out with them. i want to be their friend. they look like fun people. >> and they have a great act. 7:30 on a wednesday morning. i'm savannah guthrie with matt lauer and the dancing natalie morales. al has the morning off. >> coming up,i inspg more paren
to can. will smith says he and jada pinkett smith do not discipline their kids. >> would it work in your home? we'll talk about it with today's professionals. tomorrow on "today" we'll have an interview with famed choreographer wade robson, part of michael jackson's inner circle. he testified on the singer's behalf at the 2005 child molestation trial. but now robson has filed suit claiming he was abused by michael jackson when he was a child. he'll speak out tomorrow only hear on "today." >> all right. we'll begin with more on angelina jo lie's stunning revelation that she underwent a double mastectomy. hoda? >> it's been 24 hours since angelina jolie shared the information in an op-ed piece.
now everyone from brad pitt to her father are weighing in. after she rocked news about her double mastectomy it was brad pitt's turn to speak out. he told the evening standard of london having witnessed this decision first hand i find angie's choice as well as many others like her absolutely heroic. all i want is for her to have a long and healthy life with myself and our children. this is a happy day for our family. as for her famous father jon voight said i think she's an inspiration to many people faced with the same situation. this as jolie's doctors spread light on the treatment. >> we applaud angelina's bold choices regarding her brca mutation. >> reporter: on the website the doctor wrote she was in good
spirits with bountiful energy four days after the procedure and the tests of her breast tissue came back benign. >> we hope the awareness she's raising around the world will save countless lives. >> reporter: it was her mother's decade-long battle with breast and ovarian cancer that caused jolie to be tested for the mutation. her mother had it and succumbed to the disease at 56. gabrielle brett also had a double mastectomy after finding she had the mutation. she's glad jolie spoke out. >> it makes people more aware it exists and gives women the opportunity to research their options, get the blood test. >> reporter: while the musician is relatively rare, affecting 1 in 400 people in the general population, for those at risk, jolie's revelation open it is door for an important dialogue. >> it start it is discussion, wrings something to people's minds they can discuss with
doctors and health care experts to decide what's right for them. >> this morning "people" magazine is reporting that jolie plans to have surgery to remove her ovaries. the national cancer institute says the mutation accounts for less than 10% of boards of directors. even if you have the mutation mastectomy isn't the only option. you can do surveillance or take tomoxofin to help diminish it. >> the good thing is it starts the conversation. hoda, you went through breast cancer in the public eye. >> yeah. >> i wonder your impressions of this. >> it was funny because i had breast cancer in my left breast and i asked if i should remove the other breast. i was nervous. she said, you don't have that gene. so you don't have to. when you're making your decision you have to say to yourself, when can i put my head on the pillow and how will i feel relaxed? some people have to do everything so they can sleep at night. some people can just do a little bit and feel fine about it.
i think you have to know yourself to make the right decision. >> every case is different. >> thank you, hoda. >> thank you. >> now a check of the weather for dylan in for al this morning. >> good morning, guys. just to clarify it's not this man's birthday. but we have a huge crowd from kentucky, 12 hours on a bus. did the bus have air conditioning? >> it did. >> oh, thank god. it is hot in kentucky. it is hot across most of the country except here in the northeast. in l.a. today we should top out in the '90s. 91 in fresno. 97 in las vegas. phoenix, 101. in nebraska, highs 10 to 15 degrees above normal. dodge city at 90 degrees. cincinnati, 11 degrees above normal. norfolk, virginia, 86 kdegrees.
in the north, 7:36 now on a wednesday morning. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. take a live look at the san francisco bay. the embarcadero. just a few clouds overhead steadily increase. and the winds pick up as a storm system continues to push onshore. it's going to bring for your thursday. 75 degrees in san francisco. and 76 in san jose. thursday into friday, temperatures drop and we bring in the showers. for your forecast any time check it out on weather.com. savannah? >> all right, dylan. thank you. coming up, the generation changing the world for better and maybe for worse. what you need to understand about the 20-something so-calls milennials. and spontaneous or stunt? the couple who became an internet sensation speaks out
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♪ it's my life ♪ it's now or never >> they are already singing. we are back at 7:41 with the couple that became internet sensations after an appearance on "the tonight show." >> monifa and will showed off during a segment but some are
asking if it was a set-up. we'll talk to them, but first the back story. ♪ oh, we're halfway there ♪ oh, living on a prayer ♪ take my hand >> it's the performance that's been seen over ten million time this is week. ♪ some of them want to use you ♪ some of them want to get used by you ♪ >> but is it real? ♪ >> "the tonight show" captured the incredible singing voices of will sims and his wife monifa during a pump news segment. but as the skit racked up viewed on youtube it encountered backlash. with some questioning its authenticity. >> it might have been completely staged good tv. >> reporter: its critics say monifa had appeared at the same station on the same segment two years earlier and says monifa
and her husband are aspiring actors. >> wherever you are make me a star. i'm ready for my spotlight. >> reporter: "the tonight show" provided us with video they say shows it's not a set-up. >> do the alanis morissete song. >> this almost seems like a plant. we had no idea. >> correct. >> reporter: will and monifa have the spotlight and the moxie to back it up. ♪ >> my favorite part. monifa and will are with us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i watched this last night. i loved it. it's entertaining, endearing, funny. is it real? >> yeah. that's us. >> 100%. >> you weren't tipped off by someone at the show that they were shooting that same segment at the same gas station at that same pump again, the same segment you were on two years
ago? >> no. how would i know? that's just the gas station i go to to get gas every wednesday after i train my clients. that's what i do. >> but you have been in the pump cast segment before. >> i was in it. when we pulled up i was on my phone. i didn't see him get out of the car. he's singing like he always does. when i heard him i looked and said, oh, no! this cannot be happening again! this is awesome. i actually didn't want to get out of the car. >> you said you weren't all done up. >> the only reason i did -- our costco car was expired so i had to get out and ask the guy next to me if i could use his card. >> will, you pull the car in the wrong direction first -- >> not the wrong direction at costco. >> you can park on my side there. >> then you start singing to yourself right in front of the pump. some people think he was begging to be noticed by the camera.
>> i always sing. all the time. when i wake up i sing. when i came in the studio i was singing. >> he's loud. that's how he's always been. i'm not a morning person. he is. he literally jumps out of the bed singing. i say, can you please be quiet sometimes? he loves to sing. >> this is a routine you have done before. you have the dance moves. >> oh, yeah. >> no, no. >> but the one thing is if it was going to be fake why would we come in the same car -- >> that's our car. >> come to the same pump. >> that's our gas station. >> some say you went because you were hoping the camera was on the same pump. >> years later? >> two years ago. >> i could have did this two years ago. if i would have got famous do you think i would have waited two years now. >> the show introduced you as a bartender and fitness instructor which re ao actors and great
singers. do you hope this will be your break? >> this is a blessing we did not plan. >> there's no formula to make a video go viral. either people like it or they don't. >> we do make our living as a fitness instructor. i wish we could say, i'm on a tv show. hello, somebody. but that's our dream. >> all right. so you did "living on a prayer" which you did great, by the way. >> you're not the only one. >> exactly. we're not the only ones who liked it. take a look. take a look. >> hey, monifa and will, this is jon bon jovi in south africa. just received word of the viral craziness you caused singing "living on a prayer" pumping gas. i like that. thank you for having fun with the song. we appreciate it. hope to see you on the road sometime. >> i believevited you to sing backup. >> that's why my voice is -- we
screamed. >> that was amazing. >> i think there is only one thing left to do. >> uh-oh. >> have you sing. ♪ oh, we're halfway there ♪ oh, living on a prayer ♪ take my hand and we'll make it i swear ♪ ♪ oh, oh, living on a prayer ♪ living on a prayer >> monifa and will sims. guys, thank you very much. good luck. >> thank you. coming up, the two moms behind the fitness craze that's sweeping the nation. first, these messages. well done, guys. at university of phoenix we know the value of your education is where it can take you. (now arriving: city hospital) which is why we're proud to help connect our students with leading employers across the nation. (next stop: financial center)
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>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." it is 7:56. good morning, everybody. i'm jon kelley. we have cruiews that just put o a fire in redwood city. as the flames flew in the area. that broke out in an apartment building. sending massive amounts of smoke in the aiáw+ two people reported hurt. investigators on scene looking into the cause. sprinklers being credited at putting out an early morning fire at moffett field at lockheed martin. this broke out at a facility in sunnyvale. we're hearing the electrical fire was in building 150, the space spills building. month word on any damage or injury. and no hazardous materials we're happy to report were involved. a lot of wind this morning. christina loren to report what's happening. >> you're right, jon. take a look at this. from san francisco old glory getting e b of pickup and winds continue to pick up
through the day. anywhere in the vicinity of 5 to 15 miles per hour. and the numbers will jump as we head throughout the day. what's happening, we've got a storm system headed our way. that's creating a lot of instability. 75 degrees on the way to livermore, low 60s in san francisco. rain thursday into friday. saturday and sunday, we warm you back up. mike is earning his paycheck today. >> we're looking over here to these folks earning their paycheck before they get there. a slow drive are 101 from where i showed you, 101, all the way to the red. jammed all the way to cupertino. and 287 struggling to recover from mountainview, a crash on 101 at ellis. and 237 in the westbound direction. slow from 77 on to fremont. let's get a live look at fremont drive. >> thank you, mike. appreciate it. we'll have another update coming up in a half hour. we hope to see you then.
8: it's 8:00 on a wednesday morning. it's the 15 day of may, 2013. really nice bright blue sky here in new york city. a big crowd out on the plaza. we've got an interesting meeting of the minds going on here out on the plaza. we have guy fieri at the grill giving tips to mr. trace adkins. trace performing later in the show. >> going to tell us how to make our grilling a little better, guy is. >> ed helms is here this morning to talk about the series finale of the office as well as the hangover iii. dylan dryer is here while al
is off today. a new recommendation from the ntsb to lower the blood alcohol level for drunk driving to .05. they hope that would cut driving fatalities down. is it a good idea? is it too restrictive? how would it be met in the united states? >> .05 for some women might be one drink. we'll get into that issue. also, we have a special guest tomorrow. really excited about that. seth meyers will be here. he will be the new host of late night with jimmy fallon. that's tomorrow on "today." we'll get the forecast in a couple of minutes. right now, let's head inside. natalie has a check of all the headlines. >> good morning everyone. the u.s. military is reeling from its second sex scandal in two weeks. an army sergeant assigned to sex abuse prevention at ft. hood, texas, is under investigation. sources tell nbc news he is accused of sexually assaulting a
female soldier, forcing her into prostitution and assaulting two other victims. earlier this month a lieutenant colonel in charge of sex assault prevention for the entire air force was arrested for allegedly groping a woman in a parking lot. attorney general eric holder has ordered the fbi to investigate the internal revenue service for subjecting tea party groups to extra scrutiny when they have applied for tax exempt status. on tuesday, an inspector general's report blames ineffective management at the irs for allowing the improper targeting. holder himself is set to testify before congress today about the irs scandal and about his department secret probe of reporter's phone records which he defended tuesday on national security grounds. an american accused of anti-government activities in north korea started serving his sentence of 15 years at hard labor. korean american tour group operator kenneth bay was arrested last november. north korea says he tried to
smuggle inflammatory literature into the country. the state department has demanded his immediate release. convicted killer jodi arias is due back in a courtroom for the sentencing phase of her trial. the jury must decide if she deserves the death penalty. she underwent psychiatric testing after her conviction last week. a seattle man trying to dribble a soccer ball was hit and killed by a pickup truck tuesday in oregon. 42-year-old richard swanson was just two weeks into his 10,000 mile journey which he was documenting on facebook. it was designed to promote the one world football project donating soccer balls to people in developing countries. o.j. simpson is set to take the stand today. the former football star certificate serving up to 33 years in prison. simpson claimed he had
inappropriate legal representation at his 200 trial. and you've heard of fans catching balls at baseball games. but take a look at this one. a little bit more impressive. watch what happens. san francisco's hunter penn loses control of his bat, it flies into the stand and fortunately, caught by a fan. a lucky moment as, of course, that bat could have done some damage, could have hurt someone. 8:04 right now. let's go back to matt and savannah. wonder if he gets to keep the bat, guys. >> thanks so much. dylan dryer is here this is an 80 birthday. how happy are you to be here? >> i'm absolutely thrilled. i have wanted all my life. i'm a farm lady from minnesota. >> and you made it to new york city. >> thank you. >> never wash my face again. >> happy birthday.
>> big celebration here in new york city. >> thanks for being here with us. >> we are actually going to see the weather across the country in the 80s and 90s. we're looking at 85 degrees in our pick city of the day, honolulu, hawaii, just to rub it in more that it's not warm here. we'll see temperatures warm into the 60s in the northeast. 80s and 90s. 100s elsewhere across the country. keep an eye out for strong storms. otherwise eastern texas, run of the mill rain showers. it doesn't cool down that much. 79 degrees in parts 8:05 on wednesday morning. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. san jose looking good. a little haze here. clouds are going to increase as we head throughout the day today. winds will pick up as an area of low pressure slated to bring us some showers tomorrow morning moves on shore. highs will be noticeable cooler. drop you off by 5 to 10.
63 in san francisco. the next couple of days will be cool. we'll lose the chance for showers late friday. saturday and sunday the warm-up is on. hope you have a great day. and that's your latest forecast. savannah? >> dylan, thank you so much. up next, is no punishment parenting the way to go? we'll ask a few professionals today. >> heading into the studio right now, we'll talk about the hangover part iii and the end of the office. >> get ready for grilling season on our plaza. trace adkins will learn to grill and sing us a song after these messages. ♪
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second-term blues. a lot of things in the headlines. benghazi, the irs, the phone records from the a.p. is there a common thread between any of these things? is doesn't appear that there is. what do you think? >> i think it's what we call wear outs. in this media age, we spend four years night and day staring at these candidates that after a while we get a little bored and turned off and really the only story to report going forward is what i'll call that slippery slope. i think historically going forward, we're always going to see -- >> i think you're making light of the stories. some are important, big stories. >> the common theme here, what we're getting at is a lack of leadership at the end of the day. obama has always had this stay above the fray style of politics. very lawyer-like approach. the problem is when you get behind public opinion, it becomes problematic. that's what we're starting to see here.
he doesn't take control. >> perception becomes reality. the president has to take back control of his agenda. if we are distracted by the irs scandal, if we're distracted by the benghazi scandal, the clock is ticking backwards on his second term. >> how long does he have? >> we're in -- if he doesn't move forward. >> this is a function, as i said, we're going to overmagnify versus diminish anything that helps for any second term. >> the national transportation safety board is recommending that states and the federal government rethink the blood alcohol level that would qualify for a dui. they want to take it down to .05. that's almost a cut in half. is this a good recommendation? will it fly here in the united states? >> matt, it will reduce the number of fatalities of driving under the influence, almost by half. a hundred countries around the world have reduced it down or have a zero tolerance. our country is behind the times. >> the most important question here is does this change
behavior. we've lowered this from .10 to .08. >> it has changed the amount of deaths. >> if you look at the people that have died from drunk drivers, 70% of those are from 1.5%. we're talking about the five to seven drinks, not those who drink one to two drinks. >> according to some surveys, a woman because they're more susceptible in terms of blood alcohol level, could have one drink and perhaps reach the .05 level. is it too restrictive? >> i think it's stri-- 90% of o audience have had one or two drinks and are fine to drive. maybe you are. maybe you're 10% off your a-game. i know myself, it's going to give me a second pause and i think it's a great thing for everybody. the european union put this into effect with the goal of cutting traffic fatalities in half. and it worked. >> absolutely. >> you can save one life, it's -- >> the penalties for driving
under the influence and killing someone must be strengthened in this country. >> the no punishment punish -- will smith gave an interview and revealed that he and his wife jada pinkett smith do not punish or discipline their kids. willow, according to will, when one would do something wrong, they would sit down that child and say explain to me why this behavior works in your life? >> first of all, everybody parents different. to me, there needs to be consequence. fs very simple and i feel strongly. i've got three young daughters. they need to learn early that there is consequence for behavior and without punishment, it's hard to give consequence. >> it's less about the method and more about the outcome. i come from a big family, seven kids. my parents used different parenting styles based on your different person amounts. >> did they punish you? >> i spent a lot of time in the time-out chair. not all of us. most important is having the
conversations. which it sounds like will smith is having. >> punishment really depends on the kid. for me, not being able to go to the library was punishment enough. >> you were a nerd. >> i was. my sister, however, had a different kind of punishment. >> if your parents used this approach of no punishment, would we have a better group of kids in the future or a worse group of kids? >> worse group. not even a question. >> if a child, for instance, does something -- doesn't do their homework and it's like, hey, i really wish did your homework versus you don't do your homework, you don't see your friends tonight, they're not going to learn. >> will and jada have turned into some fabulous young people. >> it's more about the outcome. >> come on. finally this one, donnie listen up. american consumers spend about $5 billion last year alone on cosmetic and grooming products for men. we're talking about things not only moisturizers, bronzers,
undereye circle concealers, acne concealers. things that woman have been using for years. how do we feel about a growing number of men embracing these products? >> i want to separate what i do on tequila during fleet week and everyday behavior. >> for most men it seems like an unmanly thing to do. it's my perception. whatever works for anybody. if i said to you, i'm going to set you up with a guy and he's wearing concealer, your reaction would be? >> i don't want to date liber e liberace. >> i think we're more accepting, more progressive. especially with social media. whether you're a male or a female, we care more about how we look. we're constantly on insta gam -- >> em setting you up with a guy, he's wearing bronzer and -- >> and hair gel are two different things. >> undericon sealer and he's covering up pimples he might have with a concealer. >> are you telling me you never use it? >> i wear it on the air every
day but not in my life. >> who i choose to date is another question. >> answer the question. >> i'll say no. i would say no. >> the thing is comes down to, in theory it all works. but in fact, you don't want to go out to dinner with a man with lip liner on. >> it would be more accepted in our society? >> absolutely. >> donnie deutsche, star jones, abby huntsman, good to have you all here. let's go to savannah. >> matt, thanks. a group changing the world's attitudes. the 20-somethings that make up the so-called millenial generation. here's a man mow hadean. >> they're connected ethnically diverse and on the move. ♪ >> meet the millenials. or generation me. whose lives are all about, well,
me. >> famous for being narcissistic, lazy, and never look up from their phone. that's how you can spot one in the wild. >> they're changing our world as they're growing up. for some parents, it may not be fast enough. >> you graduated from college two years ago. we've been supporting you for two years and that's enough. >> they are a generation that was raised in a way that made them feel special and confident and that often strikes older people as being entitled. >> 75% of millenials are on social media. 25% of them are without religion, making them the least religious generation in american history and one out of five us posted a video of ourselves online. why? because we' gratification.
>> technology has connected us in a way like no other generation. allowing us to showcase every aspect of our life online for legions of followers and friends, and that's turning people into overnight celebrities. but critics say it has also made us want more by doing less. >> there is some laziness. technology breeds laziness, i would say. >> but millenials and -- are fostering innovation, transforming people into businesses and fueling the success of millenial authors like vanessa van edwards who we caught up with on skype. >> the only way we're able to do what we want, because we can be in vietnam or i was in wine country in chile. as long as i have an internet connection and good headset, i'm good to go ge. >> with a population of 90 million, they're the largest generation of americans ever and they're changing america with their attitudes like never
before. >> millenials in this country represent the most tolerant part of the electorate. in their support of gay marriage, legalizing marijuana in fact. all of those things have led the majority position in america on the social issues. to shift to one that reflects millenial values. >> i may be the voice of my generation. >> when it comes to work, millenials aren't shy about expressing their dissatisfaction with a 9:00 to 5:00 job they don't like. >> i think if the market has to adapt and there's going to be more jobs that fit into meaningful, whatever that means for someone. we're going to start seeing these new careers, new marketplaces where you couldn't even study for these jobs five years ago. >> that's probably why the current unemployment rate is not discouraging these graduating millenials. >> i think kind of the way to go into the world right now is to be confident. >> that's precisely the problem says a self-proclaimed narcissist. >> the biggest challenge by far is they're about to be
disappointed when the world doesn't think they're as awesome as they've been told their whole lives. >> for "today," nbc news, los angeles. a lot of millenials will rush to see the hangover part iii when it hits the theaters. ed helms plays stu. when his pal allen needs an intervention, all bets are off. >> how did we do? >> pretty good. i got demerol, pack of syringes and almost lost my license. what about chow, anything? >> he e-mailed me like 20 minutes ago. >> allen, we've been -- give me the phone, please. >> what does it say? >> oh, wow. he wants to meet allen tonight at 8:00. says come alone. >> come alone where? >> a bus stop. in tijuana. >> tijuana is the bomb. ed helms, welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you very much. i'm glad to be here.
>> how are you feeling about the fact that this is the last of the hangover movies. we had ken on, bradley on and zack on and they all had mixed emotions about it. >> i feel -- wow. that's exactly how i feel. mixed emotions. very sad because these movies gave us such a great opportunity to hang out and work together. i love these guys. it's just sad to know that's over. then again, i feel like it's a good time to wrap this thing up. like it's the right way to do it. these are the days, a lot of pride in what we've done and tremendous gratitude for the whole ride. >> let's talk about stu and the first movie, he was a wimp. a complete wimp. >> wait. okay. >> he just wanted to let it sink in. controlled by an evil, evil girlfriend. >> uh-huh. >> what has the character arc been like for stu? >> you know what's funny about the movies is that we are all
kind of the same guys through the chaos of the movies. what i think has been funny about stu, now in the third movie is he's married to a beautiful woman, he's got a little more confidence and fashion sense. we start off the movie thinking maybe he's cooler. but as soon as the chaos starts, he's right back to neurotic. wimpy stu as you said. >> when you look at what's happened to this character over the course of these movies, i mean, he married a stripper, pulled out his own tooth, found the tiger in his bathroom. when you got the script were you opening it thinking what could they possibly come up with next? >> yes. every time i pick up a new hangover script, i'm terrified what might happen to stu. iii was no disappointed in that way. >> don't want to give anything away. >> i can't say what happens. i'll just say when i read it, i was mortified. i'm kind of a conservative guy.
i was like there's no way i'm going to do this. and then, i don't know why. it sort of sinks in and i wind up doing it and i see it later and i laugh. i'm glad i did. >> as i watch the movies, i constantly am thinking how many takes simply end because they can't hold it together during the shooting of it. >> well, matt, i'm a giggler. i can't hold it together. zach makes me laugh so hard. bradley kills me. ken kills me. there are a lot of times when we have to stop. there's one in particular actually on hang over i, do you remember the scene in the hospital where we're talking to a doctor played by matt walsh. trying to get information from him and there's an older gentleman pulling his pants down. we could not -- we couldn't function that day. i mean, something got in our bloodstream and it just was a
giggle -- we're grown men and we're giggle like 5-year-olds. we had to shut down the set for a few minutes just to recover. of course, that makes todd furious which makes us giggle even harder. >> isn't that nice to say after three movies, that there were moments like that, that you'll never forget. that kind of laughter. >> absolutely. >> there's this other transition in your life. after eight years of your life and effort and talent, the office is coming to an end tomorrow. how do you feel about that? >> wow. a lot going on here. i'm really, really sad about that. but, again, it feels like the right time it feels "the office" is ending on a high note. >> it's been a great run. >> it's exciting. trisha in the plaza here from ft. worth. wants to ask you a quick question. >> go ahead. >> ed, is andy bernard going to
make it in show business or end up back at dunder mifflin? >> well, tricia, that is the -- that's sort of the big question for the finale. i can't really answer that. >> sure you can. >> let's just say that andy grows as a person and hopefully it's chaotic and funny. >> terrible dodge of your question. >> tricia, thank you. we appreciate it. hope you watch the finale and check out hangover part iii. ed, it's been great. >> yes. >> good luck. thanks. two-hour series finale of the office tomorrow right here on nbc. up next, country star trace adkins performing live in our tud y studio after these messages and your local news.
good morning to you. 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a neighborhood grieving the loss of a little girl hit while crossing the street. it happened yesterday afternoon near parkview. the family of eileen quiroz was with her sister and aunt. she died at the scene. the driver of the silver=$1ñ le suv is said to be cooperating with police. the morning commute certainly not cooperating with mike inouye. >> doing what i can, these folks through fremont slowly south down towards mission interchange. lets show you the map, slow from dakota down to 237.
it's just jammed up there. there's a cachof 880 and 101 bu that's not the biggest issue of the biggest issue is north 101 at ellis, a crash in.&y lanes involving three vehicles. one a cement truck. that's what caused the back-up for north 101 and west 237. so it is slammedko2 heading int sunnyvale for both of those routes. northbound looking bad but not as much as mountain view. >> thank you very much. i'll have another local news aupt for you in about half an hour. have a great one. ♪
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♪ 8:30 now on this wednesday morning, the 15th of may, 2013. we have a great crowd outside on our plaza. we have great weather. beautiful spring day in manhattan. and we have great music, too, inside our studio now. country music legend trace adkins is getting ready to perform. he has a new record. we'll hear from that coming up in the next half hour. i'm savannah guthrie joined by matt lauer and al roker is off. i almost called you al. >> that's okay. >> i'm thinking of him today. >> if we just orient ourselves
to the left you can see guy fieri, the food network star, on the grill making some flattened chicken on the grill. we have corn on the cob and drinks for summer. he'll give us his go-to recipes for summer. >> chicken under the brick. so good. have you done soul cycle? >> something like it. >> it has a huge following. a lot of people on the staff go to the classes, love it. it's a great workout here in new york and out west. it's growing now. we'll meet some of the women who brought this to us. >> great entrepreneurial story. we'll find out how it became a phenomenon around the country. and lest you forget we are hitting the road next week to the great american adventure. first stop, hawaii. that's monday. then we are going to wyoming, yellowstone national park. >> on wednesday, we'll be in chicago. check us out there.
thursday, it is the city of orlando, florida. and then on friday we'll make our final stop down on the jersey shore around here, as they say, down the shore. we would like you to tweet us your photos from some of these locations. you can do that at the hashbrown -- >> exactly. >> hashtag today adventure. we look forward to that. >> that's his subliminal way of asking for hashbrowns. >> guy, not too late to grill up hashbrowns. not as good as fried. dylan dreyer is here for al. good morning. >> i don't think hashbrowns grill up well. if you don't have a sign there are always styrofoam plates around. don't mix up the order or we are all confused. we'll see a nice day in the northeast. not as hot as across the rest of the country where it will be in the 80s and 90s. we have this cold front moving through. the central plains into the midwest. it's not that cool behind the front though. 79 in minneapolis.
we could see stronger storms today across central texas. we'll keep an eye out for the storms today. and elsewhere across the country we are looking for just warm, warm temperatures. we should be about 10 to 15 degrees above normal. same goes for tomorrow. finally starting to warm up in the northeast although it is turning into a nice wednesday mo 8:33, feels like fall. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. we look good, temperaturesbcpñ crisp to start, the 70s and 80s. only the warmest,79 in fairfield, 76 for concord, 63 for san francisco. getting into thefl% nextkr(ásq days showers moving, expect the bulk of the moisture to come through in the morning, some residual friday, saturday and sunday, clearing out and warming you right up. hope you have a great day. and that is your latest forecast. we'll head down to florida now where willard is standing by.
willard? >> hey, from smucker's and all of america, happy birthday. take a look at hattie banister from linden, new jersey. she's 108 today. loves to go to church. loves to hear the message of the lord. you can't beat the combination. right? now walter warden. i like that name. he's from little rock, arkansas. that's a nice town. if you have never been there, you owe it to yourself. got good ribs there. 100 years old today. his secret to life is women. he loves women. i like women. it's healthy to like women. elizabeth rudolf is from ector, texas. she's 104 years old today. she likes to read. loves to read before she goes to bed and before she goes to dinner really. happy birthday to the american cancer society, it is 100 years old this year.
we wish them the best of everything. a little progress each day all the way. and we have gwendolyn keith from cincinnati, ohio, 100 years old today. party animal. i mean, wild. has to keep her door shut or she's up and down the halls going crazy. bless your heart. reverend carl alexander. been preaching all his life. he's 103. he's a duke of pak arkpaducah, kentucky. now back to new york city where they need some preaching. >> thank you, willard. when we come back the two moms behind the soul cycle fitness craze. first-degree first-degree. crash dating!
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perfect work out. nbc's mara schiavocampo has the story. i know you like the workout very much. >> it's an obsession. it seemed like a pretty unlikely start to a successful business. two women who just met throwing together a fitness company on the fly. over seven years they have learned sometimes you have to think big but start small. for super spinner julie rice this isn't just a work out, it's work. seven years ago rice co-founded a unique brand of exercise calling her spin classes soul cycle. it's been a wild ride ever since. >> we thought we could make exercise fun. we thought we could make it inspirational. >> reporter: the philosophy is part spin -- >> you guys ready to rock and roll? >> reporter: part party. [ cheers ] >> reporter: part meditation. 45 minutes of intense cardio set to high energy music, lit only by candles. to say it's popular would be an under statement.
>> it's a great mixture of cardio and strength. >> it's the high i have never gotten from any place else. >> reporter: the workout has a cult-like following including many celebrities. devoted fans consider it more of a lifestyle than a mere fitness class. >> i come to soul cycle at least once a day, sometimes twice. >> reporter: most days rice is riding right along with the pack. >> i'm always moved by it. i'm never immune to it. >> reporter: rice never thought she'd end up in the fitness business. the married mom of two spent most of her career as a hollywood talent manager. when she couldn't find the perfect workout, she decided to create it. >> californians really exercise in a way that's so much more a part of their lifestyle. it's joyful. it's not about, i have to go to the gym, it's on my to-do list. when i came to new york i was looking for that experience. >> reporter: rice started the company with elizabeth cudler, a virtual stranger she'd only just met. >> it's when you meet a great
guy. you just know. for me and julie we knew when we met we shared a common vision immediately. >> reporter: they wrote their business plan on a napkin. >> elizabeth whipped out a pen from the bottom of her purse. we said if we have this many bikes and we can get 75 people a day to come we can pay the rent, pay our babysitters and be passionate about what we are doing. >> reporter: part of their vision, a laid back workplace where most people show up in gym clothes and are encouraged to get in one workout a day. >> we think about creating a place where our kids would want to come to work, where people are going to grow up and have careers inside of a business that's getting larger and larger. >> reporter: most of the staff is under 30. >> women are incredible entrepreneurs. i think one of the reason is we manage households. when you're managing a household you can manage a small business. >> reporter: what was once a small business now has more than 5,000 riders each day in 14 studios in california and new york. >> studios don't have to be giant in the beginning.
a small idea can be a small idea. >> reporter: rice learned there were life lessons she could take from soul cycle classes. >> i would encourage people not to overthink it. just do it. put one foot in front of the other and make it happen. >> reporter: one workout putting a new spin on business and life. [ cheers and applause ] >> there are no memberships to soul cycle. one of the first business decisions was to charge per class. that's a model popularized by yoga studios. over the next two years rice and her partner plan to quadruple the number of studios. i can tell you it becomes an addiction for some. >> i think i burned 500 calories just watching that. >> thanks, savannah. >> up next, guy fieri is on the plaza, firing up the grill. first, this is "today" on nbc. star command,
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kitchen, we're grillin' & chillin' with guy fieri, author of "diners, drive-ins and dives," the funky finds in flavor town. you have a way with words. thanks for coming back. >> thanks for having me. >> i read this and i like the sound of everything on the menu. let's do it. >> we are coming into barbecue season. this is one of the best techniques you can have. it's taking the backbone out of the chicken. >> is this something anyone can do? >> sharp scissors or ask the butcher to do it. >> okay. >> we'll bring the bird over here. normally we would drop it in brian. this is a great thing for thanksgiving. equal parts salt and sugar, any spices you like -- bay leaf, garlic, peppercorns. drop it in. >> how long do you brian ine it? >> two hours to 12 hours. it's osmosis. you will flavor it.
this is deeper, more intense flavor than marinating. this gets right inside the meat. >> all right. >> then a dry rub. you have chili powder, cumin, garlic, onion, ginger, salt and pepper. >> you do it after the brine? so you brine and spice rub it? >> you do both methods, what you put on the outside, a little barbecue sauce at the end, that's the finishing touch. this is the real depth of flavor. so we take this, hit the dry rub over the top. bring it over here. the great part about this, don't want to get that. >> that's all right. >> we drop this on the grill. we take it and flatten it out a little bit. >> use something heavy. you have a brick with tinfoil on it. >> we take the warm bricks. we drop them on top. this presses the chicken as it cooks. this particular chicken i call
puli-huli chicken. >> why? >> in hawaii you will see guys on a cart using rotisserie. unbelievable on every corner but only in the carts, not the restaurants. this ises my version. >> you start open side down. >> starting it on the skin or -- you have your choice. i don't want to tear the skin. i like it flattened, nice and hot, glaze the skin, crisp it up, hit it with the sauce. >> good hot fire. how long does it take? >> this is a five to six-pound bird. so it takes about an hour. >> then marinade it? glaze it? >> hit it with glaze. but don't put it on too soon. remember you have sugar in it. this is the glaze right here. hit it with a little bit of ketchup. little bit of orange juice. are you jumping in? are you a sous chef? >> i don't want it to splatter. >> there you go. ketchup, soy sauce, orange juice. >> smells good. >> isn't it dynamite? >> yeah. >> little bit a brown sugar,
sherry and -- >> back in. >> you can let it reduce, not burn. this is the glaze we put on top. let me grab one thing. let me get over here and grab you a piece of corn. this also goes along with the grilling season. >> did you put anything special on the corn? >> here's what we did with the corn. take the corn. get all the silk out of the corn. wrap it back up in the husk, and soak it in water. i cooked it on the grill in the husk. what happens is you get the natural flavor of the husk protecting the corn. when it's hot, opened up and the flavors are going, peel it back, hit it with a little bit of butter -- this is a compound butter with chili powder, onion, garlic, salt, pepper. finish on the grill and, my friend, that is the bomb barbecue corn. >> too bad there's no flavor. >> i try to dial it back. here's the end result. >> looks great on the plate. what are we drinking with it? >> that's a berry patch mojito.
lemon, rum, blackberrys, thyme, lime all muddled together. that together with the sauce. >> got it. guy, thank you. can you come with us next week on the road? >> any time. tell me where you want me. >> we're going in to get trace adkins in a live performance right after these messages. this is "today" on nbc.
>> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today," brought to you by toyota. >> trace adkins is known to millions of fans for his distinctive baritone voice earning him a membership in the grand ole opry. now he's showing a softer side with his new cd, a collection of love songs called "love will." trace adkins, good to see you. >> good morning, savannah. >> the album title is "love w l will... ." what's after that? >> it's up to you. >> we know and love you for songs like "honky ton tonk badonkadonk." >> i do consider that a love
song. so you must remember that. this is an album with nothing but love songs. i have never done that before. >> there is a song you will sing, a duet you do on the album with colbie caillat. we have a stand-in this morning. an interesting story about how you found her. >> i went to a dance recital. all my daughters dance so i go to recitals often. maureen came out halfway through and sang. i was just really impressed with her. so when i found out colbie couldn't come to new york today i asked maureen if she could come with us. >> are you flipping out? ready? >> yes! >> yes and yes. >> all right, sweetheart. >> before i let you go, top two, "celebrity apprentice." ready? >> absolutely. >> you do great work. take it away. >> all right. ♪
♪ i had a bad dream last night ♪ the whole world was ending ♪ right before my eyes ♪ there were fires and there were floods ♪ ♪ and everyone was running out of time ♪ ♪ made me wonder what i'd do ♪ if we really came to the end of the life ♪ ♪ i don't think i'd spend my last hours at an altar ♪ ♪ or somewhere making toasts to good old days ♪ ♪ the more i think about it
♪ all i'd really wanna do ♪ is watch the world end with you ♪ ♪ i'd lay down in a field by your side ♪ ♪ and watch every star falling out of the sky ♪ ♪ and i'd steal a kiss from your sweet lips ♪ ♪ one last time ♪ and i wouldn't be afraid ♪ as long as your hand was in mine ♪ ♪ i don't think i'd spend my last hours at an altar ♪ ♪ or somewhere making toasts to good old days ♪
♪ the more i think about it ♪ all i'd really wanna do ♪ is watch the world end with you ♪ ♪ i don't think i'd spend my last hours at an altar ♪ ♪ or somewhere making toasts to good old days ♪ ♪ the more i think about it ♪ all i'd really wanna do ♪ is watch the world end with you ♪ ♪ i'd watch the world end with you ♪
♪ watch it end with you ♪ with you ♪ watch it end ♪ watch it end [ applause ] >> trace adkins getting a little help from maureen maltez. the album's called "love is." back with more music but first your local news and weather.
good wednesday morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. time to buckle up or pay up. today law enforcement agencies throughout san mateo will be cracking down on drivers and passengers not wearing seat belts. they will be focusing on south san francisco, san bruno, and pacifica. want to focus on the forecast rightpyñ now. a little chilly start to our day. are we getting spoiled? >> we are. it's definitely a forecast worth focusing on this morning.
temperatures in the mid-70s, so comfortable for your outdoor plans. then rain moves in. hope you have that umbrella handy. as we get into the weekend, we'll warm you back up into the 90s. monday into tuesdayn/ñuñ week. hope have you a fantastic wednesday.
♪ trace adkins one more time in studio. >> well done. that's from the new album "love will" by trace adkins. thank you, guys. inside studio 1a i'm willie geist along with dylan dreyer, natalie morales and back with us, food network star guy fieri. good to have you back, man. >> hey, brother. >> how are you? >> that was great. trace is the bomb. >> big man, too. >> he's a wrestler.
>> you said he's a big dude. you're one to talk, but he towers over you. >> he scares me. >> they let you in the building. >> i have the visitors i.d. and i thought of natalie when i woke up this morning. >> very good. >> it's embarrassing when you have to fill out the farm and you forgot your pass. >> take the picture. >> kind of in a rush. i was tenth in line behind the visitors desk. >> here at nbc. >> i thought i was the only one that went through that. >> all the time. you know, guy, last time we had you in studio here it was in november of last year. a lot of people talking about your restaurant in times square, guy's place. but the place has blown up since then. >> we have been doing great. my new book just came out, my third book. we had a book signing there yesterday. things are great. this is a great time to be in new york. the weather's fantastic. the restaurant's doing dynamite.
thanks for having me, giving me the opportunity. nice to be back. >> do you think it was a net positive having all those people talk about the restaurant at that early stage though some of it was critical? >> you talk about it then, i couldn't say that was my thought. now without question we appreciate it, yeah. >> tell me about the book. >> i have been doing "diners, drive-ins and dives." i know you're a fan. >> that's one of the shows where it's just, okay, one more episode. >> i'm going to turn it off after this. >> i get hooked. >> i'll watch it on the road, see food network and say, oh, i remember that place. i go through what everybody else goes through. i was so hungry watching that. we have been doing triple-d for six years now. this is the third book. this is the "funky finds in flavor town." i describe everything great coming from this place called flavor town. it was a one-liner that turned into a run. but this is the third book. it has, i don't know, 67 restaurants in it. a bunch of recipes.
the greatest part is i get my crew, everybody who shoots the show gives their insight, the behind-the-scenes story. >> they can be critical. >> we have a great blooper show that will be out on saturday, the 18th that shows all the behind-the-scenes antics and shenanigans. >> since you're an expert chef this is a perfect segue to take two. >> unreal. >> this is a crazy story. >> there is a restaurant called amy's baking company in arizona. it's a boutique and bistro featured on gordon ramsey's kitchen nightmares. >> the customer isn't always right. >> choose another pizza or nothing. >> i'm not here to take [ bleep ] from anybody. >> i'm not going to have people make up stuff that isn't true. >> don't worry. >> amy's nuts. >> i am going to really hurt somebody if they send back my
cake. >> okay. that's amy. amy is the head chef. her husband sammy is in the business with her. the premise is gordon ramsey helps shape up restaurants. he goes in. this is the first time in the history of the show he decided the place was beyond help and he walked out. they are on facebook now, these guys, sammy and amy, just trashing everybody after having seen the show. they fired a member of the wait staff during the show. they take it personally when food is sent back. they run customers out and say, you don't understand what good food is. >> they admittedly take tips from the busboys, service staff. it's crazy things they have gotten away with. >> you wonder if they hype it up but the fact they are making comments on facebook, that's legit. >> okay, guy. weigh in. >> wow. i'm just taking it in. i heard about this. it's tough. i'm a chef first and a restaurant owner way before i was on food network.
it's a tough business. gordon's show is different from "diners, drive-ins and dives." how this has escalated, i'm in awe. >> unbelievable. they posted on the facebook page sammy and i will stand strong through the oppression that's been thrown at us. we ask that our supporters keep us in their prayers through this rough, unjust time in our lives. thank all of you and thank god. we will not bend to the will of these haters and sinners. now they have said, our facebook was hacked. we didn't write any of this which no one believes. yes, you can edit things, take them out of context. if you watch the hour, these people are just -- >> crazy. >> off the chain. s >> this is in scottsdale, arizona. i don't know if it's worth checking out. >> i have been there quite a few times and featured outstanding
restaurants in the area. there are great places. >> other places to go. >> just want to make sure scottsdale doesn't get -- >> oh, no. >> you wonder if people want to go there just to see if they get some of the attitude. remember the soup nazi here? he got a huge following. people would be lining up for blocks. no soup for you! >> good! >> the fun in this restaurant in arizona is if you send food back the guy, sammy, will chase you out of the restaurant saying, don't come back, madame! >> gordon ramsey is like, i'm out of here. i can't deal with it. >> you have to watch. >> let's go to take three. what's in a name? turns out just over one in ten people polled say they don't like their first name including 3% say they hate their name. men like their name more than women. 90% of them like their name. 84% of women like their name. it's a low percentage of people
who don't like their name. guy? >> guy is my real name. when i was a kid it wasn't the greatest name. i wanted a steve or something. >> jack. >> people go, hey, guy. do i know you? my mom takes all the claim to fame now. she says it's so easy to sign your name on books. g-u-y. think if your name was theodore. so long. i love my name. i spent a lot of time with my sons. i have hunter and ryder. >> cool names. >> you have cool names. >> i was the same way growing up before dylan was a popular name. nobody knew what it was. all of the sudden boys were named dylan. it got even weirder. >> it's a popular name now. >> i love it now. >> natalie wasn't a popular name. i was named after natalie wood. >> really? i didn't know that. >> my dad was obsessed with natalie wood. he had a huge crush on her.
my mom looks a little like natalie wood. >> there is a resemblance here. >> could be a little bit. i don't know. >> i have been willie since the day i was born. when i went to college i decided to be will. it lasted a month. there are papers from vanderbilt university that said will. >> willie is your buddy. like, who you calling? call willie! there are names -- i don't have a list of names i don't think are cool. i don't want to say that but there are names you go, ooh, especially when it's paired up with the last name. wow. >> names can be hard. especially on a resumé or something. >> i always put dylan marie dreyer in case they were looking for a man. >> you can take your name and be shy about i. when you roll with
it, my nephew jules rolls jules. >> guy is guy. >> it's your brand. >> guy's guy. >> all right, natalie. other stories out there. >> headlines this morning. an important story and another military sexual assault scandal unfolding. sources tell nbc news that army investigators are investigating allegations that an army sergeant at ft. hood in texas sexually assaulted a female soldier under his command, forced her into prostitution and assaulted two other victims. lawmakers are outraged saying it is time for the defense secretary to get tough and just last week in a separate incident the officer in charge of sexual assault prevention in the air force was accused of sexual battery. attorney general eric holder faces tough questions at a capitol hill hearing today. he's expected to be grilled about several controversies plaguing the obama administration from the justice department's secret probe of associated press phone records to the irs giving extra scrutiny
to tea party groups. holder has ordered an fbi investigation into the tea party issue. the u.s. ambassador to russia was summoned to the foreign ministry in moscow this morning as russia is protesting after it says it u.s. diplomat, ryan fogle, in a blonde wig trying to recruit a russian for the cia. russia calls the incident provocative. he's been handed over to the u.s. embassy after being detained and ordered to be expelled from the country. a massive powerball jackpot tonight with an estimated value of $360 million. that makes it the third largest powerball ever. go buy my tickets, willie. and if animals could talk what would they say? dis kco can talk and won't stop. what's on the bird brain?
>> i don't believe it. i don't know. i don't know. >> that's a little too good. >> come on. domo origato? the mix of 80s movie quotes and song lyrics earned him 2.3 million hits on youtube this week. let's verify it for ourselves. all i'm saying. i have to see it to believe it. >> he had me and guy when he quoted "dirty dancing". >> nobody puts parakeet in a corner. >> that was good. >> natalie, thanks. dylan, how about the weather? >> looks pretty good in the northeast. cooler than the rest of the country. most areas are seeing the
extreme heat. a couple of showers through texas. you could see strong storms in central texas today. a few light showers in the northern plains shouldn't amount to much. temperatures are looking warm ahead of the cold front. we have temps in the 80s and 90sme90 90s. looking to break records today. 79 in minneapolis after close to 100 yesterday. the heat will spread into the northeast 9:12 on wednesday morning. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look. winds are picking up in san francisco and they will continue to do so as we head through 4:00. then winds will start to drop off, rather strong, pumping in cool ocean air, a cooler day with plenty of mid to upper 70s inland. 75 for livermore, 75 santa tres, 63 in san francisco. tomorrow you'll need your umbrella with showers in the forecast. we're going to clear you out on friday but it will stay cool. that's your latest forecast.
>> dylan, thanks. guy, you brought us a treat. >> yes. we were making this on the quad. this is briar patch mojito. blackberries, thyme, mint muddled together with lemon rum. good, huh? >> goes down too easy. >> natalie is going to her son's school performance hammered. >> we'll hammer out a couple of these before the big show. thanks for coming, guy. >> thanks for having me. >> up next from the closets to the kitchen, jill's fun finds for summer. new honey bunches of oats greek yogurt and whole grain.
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♪ if i gave one to you? ♪ ♪ this morning on jill's fun finds for may, the must haves for summer. jill is a "today" contributor and contributing editor for people's style watch. good to see you. >> good morning. >> i love the t-shirt. let's start here. >> these are the must have t-shirts. i'm wearing one. my motto is keep it moving. this is the one i chose. there are great ones out there. you can get a variety. the cat, dog. then nba tees. they are great cotton. i'm biased for the new york knicks. tough night last night but we'll come back. >> do you think so? >> i do. tomorrow will be a great night. you can wear them even under blazers. it's great cotton. love those. >> not expensive. >> not very expensive. >> flat shoes here. >> they are hot for summer,
spring, even for men. would you rock niethese? >> i could rock those to the beach. >> these are all the new patterns. are they laughing in your ear? >> they're harassing me. what kind of man are you? >> you could wear these. camouflage. these are crochet shoes for women. wedge heels f. you see a patterned wedge that's in. you can make the outfit around it. use this as a statement piece. >> getting organized here. >> quirky is an online community where you submit an idea and everybody helps you develop it. this is 1999, edwin from the netherlands submitted this. it holds brushes and it's magnetic to hold bobby pins on the outside. also works with safety pins. see? >> joe michaels says i wear
bobby pins with those shoes. >> joe will like this. he's always on the computer. $14. they are stickers. it's tedious -- >> you have to put them on one by one? >> i guess if your child is in a time-out, it's great. one by one but if the keyboard is dirty, needs sprucing up, look at this. only$14. >> and cheap stationery is good. >> inexpensive. load up for spring. always nice to give a card. this is willie geist, many thanks. the manliest thank you ever with al roker. natalie. we have ways to express yourself. we have books, calendars. love it there. >> i love this one. this is the picnic. >> available on amazon. 20 to 28 in a roll. there are place mats and napkins and you rip it. >> it's disposable. >> you can wash up it up six times. but you can look like you
dressed up when you don't want to use the real. for a picnic it's perfect. available at amazon. this one i will try. >> you're going to demonstrate? >> separating the yolk from the white. you hold it over. please work. >> oh, you did it! kind of. >> the yolk is separate from the white. >> you half did it. >> that's just a little bit of whites. there is a technique. >> look at this. a little bit better than yours, jill martin. >> too bad joe michaels can't do that. okay. $12. you're going to work and take this with you. you want dressing and condiments as well. it goes in top. you can take it out and there is silverware. >> right in there. you can use that on the picnic, too.
>> we have a theme going. this is wrapping your wall. it's gift wrapping. $50. let me climb over. your wall gets dirty or you want to spruce up the kids' room in your house. it's literally a sticker. you just peel it off. then you put it right on the wall. it's that easy. i wouldn't do these patterns together. just showing. >> you can paper the wall. >> in two seconds. if you have a dirty wall your child has written all over. >> you're good, jill. go knicks. coming up, gatsby-inspired fashion trends after these messages. people are stuck in very old habits of using toothpaste to clean a denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way
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9:26 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're following some breaking news going on in west san jose. crews are battling a fire at a three-story apartment complex. we have a picture from one of our producers at the scene, near phelps avenue and santa monica, hamilton intersection. we'll, of course, bring you more information on the breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. a san jose neighborhood grieving the loss of a little girl hit and killed while crossing the street. it happened yesterday afternoon near parkview elementary school. the family of eileen quiroz was with her 2-year-old sister and aunt when they were hit by a silver lexus suv. little eileen died at the scene. her sister and aunt are recovering at valley medical center this morning. the driver of the silver lexus
suv is said to be cooperating with police. the search is on for 9-year-old san francisco girl. it's back on this morning in lake county. hundreds of volunteers have joined in the search with 200 law enforcement personnel from all over the bay area. mikaela lynch who has autism wandered away from a family vacation home on wednesday. lynch does not speak and has the mental capacity of a 1-year-old. we certainly hope they find her safe. we'll have a look at weather and traffic right after this.
welcome back now. the time is 9:28. you'll notice a difference today. temperatures are going to be cooler. a breeze will pick up. also clouds are going to increase steadily as we head throughout the day today. we have a storm system that will bring us rain. for today 75, 63 in san francisco. speaking of those showers headed our way, we stopped the clock on future cast. when we meet back here this morning at this time, we will be tracking showers on the radar. looks like we're going to clear out just in time for friday and warm you up as you head into the upcoming weekend.
lets check that rough ride this morning, mike. >> that drive technically but really sort of a slow crawl, southbound 880 through fremont, right here, in front of tesla, the parade creeps down here, slow all the way from the approach off the san mateo bridge coming down past the dumbarton all the way past mission and 237. early problems on 237 have finally cleared up. now we have to wait for that back up to clear. slow drive 101 as well as 280. watching that fire we told you about. back to you. >> all right. we have any updates we need to give you coming up in our next half hour. have a great morning.
the other day you were out on stage with us. >> yeah. why are you laughing? >> because you were dancing gangnam style. [ laughter ] >> no, i was -- >> yes, you were. we don't have to talk about it. >> i was dancing mother-father-gentleman style. >> that's right. >> gangnam style is the last style. >> that's this. mother-father-gentleman is a different thing. why would we take that clip and repeat it in a loop. >> there is no reason to. >> it's not necessary. there is no need. >> why would we do that? makes no sense. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy just looping that thing for matt. i'm sure matt appreciated it. matt had a spring in his step.
>> wasn't the horsey dance. >> he was learning the mother, father, gentleman dance. >> whatever that is. >> i'm willie geist with natalie and dylan dreyer. al has the day off. coming up, new secrets to weight loss. foods that curb your appetite. >> you can eat more to lose weight. we'll tell you how. plus "the great gatsby" opened last weekend starring leonardo dicaprio. that fashion style is all the rage. we'll show you what the flap is all about. >> and for varsity week action we brought in the a cappella group from penn state university named the statesmen. we saw them warm up. >> a little boy band music. >> choreography. >> looking forward to it. >> first, dylan has the weather. >> the weather is nice now. finally warming up. most of the country in the 80s and 90s. it could be hot for some of you. we will watch for severe storms in texas.
eastern texas with run of the mill thunderstorms. all ahead of the cold front. not cooling things down much. in the upper 70s across minneapolis where they had snow not long ago. this has been a crazy spring. we'll see the rain start to spread eastward into the midatlantic by tomorrow. with some of the rain comes warmer temperatures. it should get back into the 70s as we head toward the end of the week. in the northeast, the only place today not seeing the warmer temperatures. but it is going to stay hot back through the plains into the southeast and extremely hot good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. this, of course, san francisco. old glory getting quite a bit of pickup. winds are picking up substantially and they will continue to do so until 4:00 p.m. this afternoon.?zfy÷ you can see now san francisco just jumped from 13 miles per hour sustained to 16 miles per hour gusting from 45 to 50 miles per hour from time to time. all because the storm system blowing in. that will cool temperatures down substantially. low- to mid-60s at the coast.
mid-70s on the way inland. tomorrow those showers arrive just in time for the morning drive. hope you have a great day. that's your latest forecast. natalie? >> thank you. on today's style, gatsby inspired fashion and beauty. the much anticipated movie "the great gatsby" raked in $15 million on the opening weekend. now the glitz and glamour is being reworked with a modern twist. dana joins us from marie claire magazine. >> good morning. >> i loved the roaring '20s. it's the most beautiful, glamorous decade. >> so much fun. >> great to see the comeback perhaps thanks to the movie. >> absolutely. the movie is the biggest fashion extravaganza. all the looks trickled down to the runway, the red carpet. >> we are doing it with a modern twist. let's start with the daytime look, the gatsby day look.
we have brittany coming out. you say she could be headed to frolic at a garden party wearing this beautiful outfit. >> frolicking in a garden party. brittany looks fabulous. it's a misconception that everything has to be short and flapper-like. the longer calf-like skirts were in trend then. >> so pretty. >> pleats, so easy to wear. we have the top with beading and the cardigan. you don't want to be too revealing. the pearls. it's a today version. the heels, flats are coming back, guys. the big heel will be out. >> so the platform shoes? good, makes it more comfortable for all of us. >> the lower the better. >> she's gorgeous. thank you, brittany. i love the longer skirt length. from day to night with the gatsby evening look. let's take a look at jen. this is where you see it truly in full form. >> really. more is more. >> looks like daisy.
>> daisy buchanan right here. she looks so pretty. this is $150 at macy's. this heel is almost like a firework embellishment. headband and the pearls. she has the little slipper as well. the thing about this is a tank shape. anyone can wear it. it's nothing too restricting or body conscious. works for all body types. >> and this is for a formal occasion. >> absolutely. >> you take bits and pieces of the look and incorporate it into a nighttime look at well. >> that's the thing with the trend. you can just wear the accessories, adapt it in any which way. >> which we'll show you next. thank you very much. you look gorgeous. next the gatsby-inspired accessories. that's what makes the whole look come together. here we have kamur, i hope i pronounced that correctly. >> the headband is synonymous with the 1920s. we have the pearls, necklaces.
these are from nordstrom's rack. we have the forever 21 head band. you can pick and choose. i like the idea of the sparkle worn with pearls. they set each other off nicely. >> got the fringed dress. >> for the charleston dancing. >> there you go. we'll have the charleston change. well done. thank you. >> thanks. lastly, the beauty. let's talk about the style of the makeup and the hair and what defined the decade. here we have janine. tell us how she -- you brought this look together for her. >> there are signature things like the pin curls. heavy black eye liner, the stained lip. >> cat eye. >> we wanted a modern day version. she's gorgeous. we didn't want too much makeup. it's looser hair. >> i like it to the side. we saw that on the runway and the red carpet.
>> yes. mac did a line with great gat y gatsby. there are fabulous products out there. it's just a stain on the lip. love the pearls, another trend on the red carpet. >> and the pearls to the back like that which is also something we saw a lot even after we saw anne hathaway wearing a necklace to the back. >> absolutely. jean anne is a stylist. she's done it many times for her clients. >> come on out for a last look to inspire us. all right. i'm feeling very great gatsbyesque. thank you, zanna. >> thank you. >> up next, foods to tame your appetite right after this. alright, bring the model in on the set! ah beautiful. work the camera... work it...work it! those hands. oooh la la! magnifique! what's your secret? what? huh? dawn? how can this be? [ female announcer ] dawn hand renewal with olay beauty helps lock in skin's natural moisture
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elizabeth summer has secrets for making the hunger pains go away for good. good morning. >> good morning. >> we all know the saying calorie in, calorie out, that you have to burn it to lose the weight. you say you can eat more but still manage to take off the pounds. >> that's right. you can tame your appetite if you do it right. whole grains, for instance. it's not a weight thing in terms of body weight but food weight. research from penn state found we feel full and push away from the table when we have eaten a certain volume or weight of food. >> whole grains have a lot of -- they soak up everything else. >> they have fiber and water which have no calories. they have a lot of weight to them, especially if they are cooked whole grains like oatmeal. also oatmeal has a special fiber that helps to balance your blood sugar level so you are less likely to dip into the cookie jar later. >> good protein, also. >> old fashioned oatmeal is great but if you don't have time look for a sugar free like
quaker perfect portions and you have a breakfast that will stick with you. >> so not wheat grass. this is not unreasonable. >> you don't have to shop at the health food store to eat right. take the same concept, water and fiber. >> add volume. >> to your first course. research shows people who have a broth based soup consume fewer calories and feel more satisfied or a beverage like tomato juice or a smoothie. you will feel fuller and consume fewer calories. >> you want to get protein as well but it doesn't have to be meat. >> absolutely not. there are three ingredients for weight loss -- fiber, water, protein. protein takes a long time to digest so you stay satisfied so you don't necessarily overeat later. beans are a perfect way to get those three ingredients for weight loss. add them to salad, soup, stew,
dips. chicken breast, no skin. >> keep it lean. >> we hear about omega-3s. remind us what they are and why they are good to have. >> omega-3, everyone heard to lower your risk of heart disease, in seafood lower your risk of depression, alzheimer's disease possibly. now we have preliminary evidence they may add in weight loss. i don't know if it's changing your metabolism or your appetite, we need more research. but dha has been shown to increase weight loss in people who are over weight. so salmon or foods fortified with dha omega 3. >> or a supplement. >> there are three omega 3s and they are not created equal. flax, walnuts, soy. >> all different. >> you like the dha. >> it has to be the ones in seafood. >> spicy foods for snacks. we all like chips and salsa.
you say to go for the salsa. >> there you go. >> they help boost the metabolism. >> a little bit. capsaicin in red chilies boosts metabolism a little bit. people say they feel more satisfied when the meal is spicy, flavorful. adding ginger, kbar lick, curry, lemon grass helps you feel satisfied. i was in bali and i was more satisfied and didn't want dessert after a meal spiced up. >> you say milk helps tame the appetite? >> we had research that said given the same amount of calories if the diet was rich in calcium people lost more fat weight. we haven't had subsequent research to prove it. now we are looking with vitamin d. you can't get enough from milk. you have to supplement. >> great for the bones. important as well. >> great ideas.
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for our varsity week we have invited talented young high school and college students to our studio to show off their stuff. this morning we have something
special -- the statesmen, one of the all-male a cappella groups from the university. guys, good morning. >> good morning. >> welcome to rockefeller sece r center. jim, you are the musical direct director. >> right. >> how do you pull the guys together? >> it's hard. we rehearse two, three times a week. we just work it out. >> there is choreography involved, not just voices. >> right. >> you can move. >> you're the vocal percussion or the drums of the group. >> yeah. i make the noises you hear on the drums, snare, bass drum. i make them all with my mouth. >> okay. we should point out the statesmen's groupies are pressed up against the window here. also their parents. but we'll call them groupies. take it away, guys. can't wait to hear it.
♪ ♪ you might have been hurt, babe ♪ ♪ that ain't no lie ♪ you've seen them all come and go ♪ ♪ i remember you told me ♪ that it made you believe in ♪ no man, no cry ♪ maybe that's why ♪ every little thing i do
♪ never seems enough for you p.m. you don't want to lose it again p.m. i'm not like them ♪ ♪ baby, when you finally ♪ get to love somebody ♪ guess what ♪ it's gonna be me ♪ there comes a day when i'll be the one you'll see ♪ ♪ it's gonna ♪ gonna ♪ gonna ♪ it's gonna be me ♪ all that i do ♪ is not enough for you ♪ don't want to lose it ♪ but i'm not like that ♪ when finally ♪ finally ♪ you get to love ♪ guess what ♪ every little ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ don't want to lose it
♪ i'm not like them ♪ when you get to love somebody ♪ ♪ guess what ♪ it's gonna be me [ cheers and applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the statesmen, looking penn state and justin timberlake very proud this morning. thanks a lot, guys. we've back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.
coming up tomorrow, we've got good travel ideas for memorial day weekend. up next, kathie lee and hoda joined by country star trace adkins. there they are. already --
crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. the time now is 9:56. good morning, everybody. i'm jon kelley. we can tell you crews have gained the upper hand on a fire at an apartment complex in west san jose. this one broke out within the hour about 9:00. this happened this morning on phelps avenue just off san tomas
expressway. good news, no one was home and no one was hurt. a neighbor said they heard a bang before the fire broke out but investigators looking into a cause. crews putting out a fire at an apartment complex in redwood city. dozens of people, this is rough, they were forced from their homes early this morning when flames broke out at one of those apartments there. this is right near fair oaks elementary school. the flames, you can see them all over, quickly spreading to the attic sending massive amounts of smoke. two people hurt. investigators still looking at the cause of this fire as well. lets get a check on that wednesday forecast and check in with christina loren. >> thanks. it will be noticeable cooler. as we head throughout 76 in gilroy, fremont and mid-60s in san francisco. area of low pressure arrives at we head throughout tomorrow. this is going to bring in a few showers especially during tomorrow morning's drive. overall we'll clear you out just in time for friday. beta breakers this weekend. sunday looks good.
86, 79 bayside and 71 in san francisco. lets check on your drive. that's been a busy one this morning, mike? >> worried about tomorrow's drive but look at today's drive, still a nightmare for much of the south bay. look at the live shot northbound 101, north of 680. show you the reason why. on the map we have a slow drive from that stretch a crash by the airport causing more back-up. this is yet another. we've had a half dozen in the last hour in that direction. north from 680 -- 280 slows heading to cupertino. we have a crash clearing from lanes around winchester. north 85 looking better there. looking at southbound 880, still drags. back to you. >> thanks, mike. thanks to you. we'll see you in another half hour with another local update.
from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. it's winesday wednesday. >> it is. >> best day of the week. it is may 15th. we're so happy you're here with us today. >> we have a hunka burning love today. >> you love your country music stars. gosh, he's got a lot going on. a new cd. the finals of "apprentice." and he's going to sing for us. >> i like him. there's something about him. he's very understated but his music rocks. >> he's got a lot of women at home. this is a man who understands and appreciates -- >> you're right.
>> a lot of them. by the way, hodie -- >> what? >> we've got our powerball tickets. if you win this $360 million, i guess it will be morn than that by the time they draw, right? >> yes. >> it will go crazy. >> if no one win, i bet over 400. >> really? >> if it's 360 now. >> some people pick the same numbers over and over. the quick pick has numbers that people don't pick numbers in the 40s and the 50s that people don't pick because they go for a date. >> if you're in your 50s, it would remind you every single day. is 59 on there? yep. >> let's talk about what's coming. >> no, no, no. >> you're fine with it. >> three months from tomorrow, but no, we're not going to talk about it. what was jimmy fallon doing tonight? can't he have a career without mentioning us? >> i don't know. we don't get to see because we're always asleep. >> tonight we'll take a look at
the pros and cons of being a trekkie. pro, spock uses the vulcan death grip on his enemies. con, kathie lee uses it on her wineglasses. >> what? >> kathie lee using the vulcan grip on her wineglass. >> absolutely. as often as possible. especially on winesday wednesday. >> cheers. >> with all the new technology -- >> she does. >> you really have to be careful about what you do around here when you think the cameras are off of you. >> why? >> things can be misconstrued. take a look. ♪ love to love you baby >> by the way, there's a website, first time i'm seeing this here. there's a website called stb, which is an insider newsy website. you and al are not only doing that but you're doing this. >> that's called a leak. excuse me.
>> it's been leaked. >> there are very good moments between al and myself. that should not have been running. >> you guys were chest to chest doing what you do with al. >> i'd just like to tell you what al said when i went to spank him. >> don't, don't. >> i'm not going to say it. use your imagination. i'm going to spank him. oh, i've got to stop doing that on national television. i went to spank him and i said, there's nothing left to spank because he's lost so much weight. and then he said something that probably should have got him kicked off. and if anyone wants to know, i'll be happy to -- >> stop it. roker! >> what happened? >> these are nail-biters. okay? they've eliminated two singers last night. and i have to tell you, they make you wait. there are long pauses. >> you don't like that. you think the pauses are too long. >> they go on forever. >> they're trying to create
suspen suspense, but they're annoying the audience. >> there's a point when you lean in and then there's a point where you say should i go get a snack? two got bounced. one was vito. >> not vito. >> yes. and let's watch. ♪ i want to rock with you ♪ all night ♪ dance you into day ♪ i want to rock with you ♪ all night ♪ i want to rock the night away ♪ >> all right. that one. ♪ tell me why ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ ♪ tell me why >> i think the choices, yeah. >> i'm sure they're talented guy, but from what some of the other people that i've heard, i think it was a right choice. >> you wonder because a part of it is votes from america.
>> oh, really? >> you always wonder is it a popular or cute thing or is it a talent thing? who knows? so there's other big news on "the voice." we hear that christina and cee lo -- >> are coming back. that means two have to leave. who will it be, the two new ones, usher and shakira or what? >> or adam. because it's definitely not blake. i need my picks. >> you have a dog now, you don't need your fix. >> i do love my dog so much. you know what he can do? he's very good at it. he doesn't come to me. he doesn't know how to come at all. i put my hand down like this. >> and you say. >> i say one word. my tv son at my house, maybe he'll come. a-t-r-e. >> he runs across the room to my hand. here, and he comes bounding over. here, here, here, here. >> you know what he's trying to
tell you? spanx alert, mommy. that's what he's trying to tell you. >> is it okay to potty train your kid at a restaurant? this is not from the magazine. this is from nicole when she noticed something offputting. >> a little kid who we fuzzed his face out not to embarrass him. he was sitting on the little port-a-potty thing that you carry around. and people took a picture of it. some of the folks that saw the story and wondered. they sympathized with the child who needs to go potty. >> sometime thes said that the nanny is given instructions that the child should only use that potty. >> can it be indoors in a private place? >> so, if you're at a diner, at the outdoor restaurant. >> let's look here for a minute. >> and say you're eating, oh, i don't know, use your imagination. >> yes. >> wouldn't that be a little -- wouldn't you be a little grossed out by that. >> children on a potty is
adorable, but not at a restaurant when you're eating. >> not what happens after the potty which is the wiping portion which is what must happen after there. >> because he was doing number two. >> do-do. we just want to know your thoughts. >> how grossed out are you? >> you could take the potty into the bathroom and have the child use the potty. >> every good restaurant has a potty, for those who dine at their facility. >> no excuse not to take the child in. >> unless you're just not in the mood to go inside. >> you know what i think is cute, though, when the kids are little and they get up because they have gas. you know how much i love gas. >> you love it. weird how much. >> they disappear behind curtains and you hear -- and people know it's you. we saw you walk behind the curtain. but they want to do it alone and in private. >> you know what's weird? i was walking in to the elevator in our building and some big guy was coming out. clearly he left a special message behind in the elevator. i got in and the door shut, man,
i picked the wrong elevator. >> you just can't eat cabbage. >> remember, the guy -- what was his name, a.j. clemente, he's the one that on his first day of being an anchorman he dropped the f-bomb. and the s-bomb, too. he dropped every bomb in his quiver. anyway, he got a job, we're happy to report. >> we're so thrilled. he is not working in news or anywhere on tv. he's a bartender in dewy beach, delaware, which is right where we go to the beach. the tap room. he'll be serving up drinks. >> his language skills there will be appreciated at a bar. he'll fit right in and we're happy for him. you got watch your language, hoda. >> i know. >> you got to because what goes in, comes out. >> you're right. if it does come out in your normal life, it will slip out on the air or somewhere else in public. >> have you ever on television? because you use it like a sieve. >> no, i don't.
but once when i burned myself in the kitchen when we were cooking something. then another time when someone threw something at me. >> you do it quite often. >> i don't -- i want to give a big, big thank you to the folk, a down syndrome luncheon for the national down syndrome society. a bunch of wonderful kids and grown-ups here were honored. and there was a young girl named jordan dannonbaum. you guys, she was honored as sort of the best girl at this luncheon. she gave a beautiful speech. everyone was crying. i got to sit next to her at this luncheon. she total me filled me up. when you sit next to someone like that who just makes you laugh and makes you feel good. she didn't even realize how much goodness -- >> she radiates goodness. all is right with the world. it is national chocolate chip cookie today. nestle's and our own team are nice enough to make sure -- i had that one. that's gooey in the middle. >> it is? >> as we go to commercial, one
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happy for you. what made you decide to step back into the acting world? >> you know, because i love it. i've been doing it for so long. and stay at home mom for ten years. but i've been back about five years and working, and enjoy it. my kids are older. so i'm able to do that and balance it. >> last time i saw you we were at that wonderful gospel music festival out in california somewhere. met her husband. and tasted -- she's got a winery. >> of course she does. >> we wonder why we like her so much. >> and your kids are so adorable. the wine is called -- >> bure family wines. >> it's got 96 points out of 100 from robert parker, excuse me very much. >> that's why she was invited on our program. >> exactly. no, no, no. but congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> tell us about your role in this movie. you do have an edge, clearly. >> it was very fun to play. but she's the doctor that's moving across country, and she
gets stuck in this little, tiny town and she has to serve community service. but it gives her this whole new life perspective because of what the people represent in the town and they're family oriented. she's kind of like, okay, i have this path set out for my own life, but maybe it's not the path that god has laid out for me. to re-evaluate. a good family film. >> it looked like you were trying to change them but you're the one that ends up getting changed. >> exactly. >> but there's something satisfying about that. >> and he's a cutie, how does mr. bure feel about him? >> he doesn't watch everything that i do. it's all family and wholesome. but it's odd when you're married and you're flirting with people on camera. >> and kissing and stuff. >> i don't think too much of that, but it happens. >> tv has changed so much with reality shows creeping in. what do you think about the landscape? because you were out there when everything was more wholesome and family friendly, now it's turned this way. >> that's why i do movies like i
do, because i really want family programming. as a mom, it's important to me and just as a woman, it's what i want to do to contribute. so i'm glad there's some great networks out there that still have it. that's what i want to be part of. >> you have to go looking for it. >> what if your children wanted to be in the entertainment industry? how would you feel about it? any showing the desire? >> my daughter loves to sing and dance and act. and she's having a lot more fun being a 15-year-old at this point. but i'm supportive if she really wants to get into it because i have a great persons. and i would know how to help her navigate through that. >> a lot of child actors don't. they end up like you -- >> mug shots. >> yeah, no. and my boys have no interest. they want to be hockey players like their dad. >> we wish you the best of luck. >> thanks for coming to see us. good luck with the wine. >> forget about the movie, the wine. no, just kidding. you can catch the premier of the adorable movie sunday on the
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♪ the honky-tonk >> we're kicking it country with grammy-nominated music legend trace adkins. >> he sold more than 10 million albums. >> today. >> just yesterday. he's out with his 11th studio
album, a collection of love songs. >> oh. >> and it's called "love will." >> busy, busy, busy. >> you are on "apprentice" sunday nights. you and penn are in the finals. poor little lisa rinna. >> she was practically crying. and her tiny little bottom. wasn't nice. >> she's so cute. i love her. >> she's a doll. >> but it wasn't gentlemanly of either one of you guys. >> well, i didn't -- >> you didn't cut her. >> no. >> you weren't in the boardroom with her. >> no, i had nothing to do with that. >> tell us about the standoff with you and penn. how will it go down? >> i'll win but he'll make a good showing. >> you came to win, you said. >> yeah, i didn't really want to do the thing, then when i said i'll do it. i said i'll win. i'm going to go win. >> for competitiveness. did you have that in school? were you look a football player? >> yeah, i'm an old jock. >> you like penn, you guys have
a good relationship. you're friends. >> yeah, i've known penn for several years. we're not close. >> there's no bromance. >> but we hung out together. i've gone to his shows and he's come to mine. you know, so any time i go to vegas i try to go to his show. >> but you can put all that aside like hoda and i do when it comes to the competition. you love one another, but you're going to win. >> or in your case how much you dislike each other and you pretend that you like each other. >> whatever works. >> what? >> you are both always drunk anyway. >> hey, that is a rumor. >> that is a -- >> no, it's not. no, it's not. i can smell you both right now. >> don't look behind the chairs. >> see? >> a-ha. >> that's hoda's. >> so let's talk about your music. >> did your all mommies dress you all alike today? >> now you're getting on our nerves, big boy. >> how is your mom? >> that's an inside joke. sorry. >> let's talk about your music,
shall we? love songs. >> this album is nothing but love songs. but keep in mind, i'm the guy that thinks that honky-tonk ba-dong-kadonk is a love song. >> it's not muzak love songs. >> no, it's not like a bread album. >> i like bread. >> solid reference. but you're going to meet a guy in this country that admits he ever listened to a bread album. >> but he took a chick to a bread concert. >> but this album is a deal closer. >> oh, my word. >> just saying. put this album on and have some wine and, you know, and if this doesn't close the deal, you should probably think about moving on. >> another profession. >> you're very free speaking about all this stuff with your beautiful wife just a stone's throw away from us. >> yes, she's right over here. >> she's gorgeous. >> and she's with maureen
maltess. >> how long have you been married? >> 16 years on saturday. >> what did you guys do for your anniversary? >> went to hawaii. >> only you could say it like it wasn't fun. >> hey, i'm going to say this. i'm not paid by the hawaii tourist bureau, but i went to hawaii and i was like, you know, i could go to destin. >> near pensacola. >> yeah. >> and have the same experience. >> palm trees and sand. i don't have to fly 12 hours to go to maui. >> gee. you are fun. >> what song are you going to sing for us? >> i can get drunk and lay in the dirt anywhere. >> all right. >> i don't have to fly, you know, i don't have to fly to hawaii. i'm just saying. >> all righty. >> a good place to have a navy base, i guess. >> hopefully your wife had a better time than you did. >> yeah, well. >> trace is going to sing for us. >> a little song a little later.
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welcome back. the time now 10:28. the sky turning gray over san bruno as clouds increase ahead a system of low pressure that will bring us showers as we head through tomorrow. what's happening is as it moves on shore, kicking up winds. pretty gusty, 10 to 25 miles per
hour, gusting closer to 45 miles per hour. highs today are going to be comfortable. we've got rain on the way tomorrow. i'll time that system out to ur doorstep. lets check your drive with mike. >> nice view of the bay bridge. look at this. it's a tow truck approaching the toll plaza blocking lanes. we still have back-up. it's lighter but metering lights on 101 jammed from 680 to the airport, finally looking better for south bay. fremont, south bay, slow approaching dakota past mission and milpitas. back to you. >> the search for a 9-year-old san francisco girl is back on. 200 law enforcement personnel from the bay area and nevada. mikaela lynch who has autism wandered away from a family vacation home. we'll have much more on the
search and the rest of the day on the news. marla tellez and i will be back at 11:00. hope to see you then. oh, you got your own cartoon. >> we are back with more on this winesday wednesday. it's that time when national radio deejay elvis duran picks his hot new artist of the month. >> today it's singer/songwriter nikki williams. a brand new single today. >> i love coming in every month. >> don't you love it. >> bringing new music to my girlfriends. i'm in love with nikki williams. first of all, originally from south africa. from south africa to nashville. her music is just like her, all over the map. you listen to her album, everything, dance, pop, rock. >> the album won't be out till the summer but the single we'll hear today. >> i've heard things you haven't heard yet. >> oh, really. >> you say she's going to be a huge star. >> nothing but music for nikki.
that's her life. and when she sings she fills up the room. i just saw her in milwaukee. she filled up a bar with no microphone. >> you choose who your singer of the month is. >> when you hear her sing, you'll know why. talk to nikki, she doesn't bite. >> nikki, nikki, nikki. you're not just a singer you're a songwriter. you wrote a song for demi lovato. >> i did. >> what's the song. >> called "hot as heck." >> we're not used to hearing a south african nashville accent. >> i've always been a pop singer, but every now and again i like to go into a little bit of soul. so i can cry when i sing. >> i like it. >> who are your influences when you were growing up? >> you know what? alanis morissette. >> yeah. >> janis joplin. >> that's your wheelhouse. >> etta james. yes. >> do you like the poppy stuff,
the dance poppy music? >> i do. you know what? there are a couple of remixes that i just performed at ultramusic festival with him. i really like the world a lot. >> the song "glowing" that she's about to perform won't be the version on the album. the album version is so infectious, it will make you crazy. it's a little more mellow when she sings it for us today. >> you have a little piano accompaniment coming in today? >> i do. >> she looks just like liberace. same jewelry. >> take it away. ♪ a million hearts you're the only one ♪ ♪ who lights it up like i'm glowing in the dark ♪ ♪ a million hearts
you're the only one ♪ ♪ who lights me up like i'm glowing in the dark ♪ ♪ this is my confessional seven seconds till i hit the crowd ♪ ♪ but you save my life >> oh! >> they can hear her all the way downto downtown. >> yeah. >> when you hear the album version, it will make you want to get off your chair and dance. >> we can say we heard it first. >> the download is "glowing" and the album is coming out later. >> this summer. >> nice to meet you. >> nice job. >> i'll be back next month. >> of course you will. >> all righty. still to come, we'll play a summer vacation edition of who knew?
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♪ just eat it >> it's time for today's" joy-ful cook-off" we have viewers to send in their healthiest one-pot res piece and you delivered. >> we narrowed it down to three finalists who will compete for the grand prize this very second. >> who are they. >> jackie. >> tina. >> i bet it's margie berry. >> and mistress of ceremonies is joy bauer. everything smells fantastic. >> like the lasagna round we had, we got massive amounts of viewer applicants. i have to say they were all amazing, but these three really stood out. >> they're one-pot meals that are healthy. >> healthy and slimming. each of these per portion are under 400, and they're also busting with fiber. >> shall we start?
we want to test them. >> go to your stations. i'm so excited. >> this is jackie's quinoa paella. as you can tell from the name instead of using rice, she's using protein punched quinoa. it gets flavor from the peppers and the tomatoes. >> oh, my god. >> isn't that great? and by the way, it cooks up in 20 minutes. >> what? >> wow. >> mm. >> is anybody else in this contest? >> moving right along. >> so next we have -- >> i love this segment. >> this is tina's thai inspired chicken and couscous. i love that she's using couscous. you can get whole grain couscous in just about any mainstream supermarket now. and she also uses peanut butter which automatically makes it kid friendly. >> oh, my god! >> boosts up the nutrition, the
protein and the fiber. >> i love that sweet flavor. let me just have one more. >> we got to go to margie. >> margie, what have you done? you goofball. >> this is provencal style fish bake. it easily comes together. but look at this, elegant enough to serve at a fancy shmancy. >> we'll use the same dish. >> dinner party. instead of starch she's using white beans which adds calcium and protein and fiber. my favorite part is the bottom layer is caramelized onion and fennel. >> wait, hold on. i want to get in here. >> isn't that scrumptious. >> wait, hold on. >> mm. >> delicious. i love with the olives. >> what kind of fish did you use here? >> halhalibut. >> you can use cod as well. these recipes will all be or your website. >> if you love fish, you'll love one. if you love couscous or shrimp.
>> we need a winner. >> are you guys nervous? >> you guys were all delicious. if you love pad thai you'll go crazy for this one, if you love fish, you'll go crazy for this one. but we love shrimp! >> congratulations. you get this lovely gift basket. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, joy. >> almost time to play who knew? and guess who stuck around to get in the game. >> the whole crowd's downstairs. >> thank you, ladies. [ wind blowing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] when is it okay to lose the cover-up? when you can. take the special k challenge... and lose an inch from your waist in two weeks. ♪ my, my, my, my with the help of delicious special k red berries cereal, you can truly enjoy a cover up free summer.
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we're back and ready to play "who knew?" with memorial day just around the corner, we thought we'd get the backyard party started all about summer vacations. national radio deejay elvis duran stuck around.
they're ready to hand out a hundred bucks to those who get the questions right and to those who don't, they get kathie lee's cd. >> play on the radio, elvis. >> next to kathie lee is the editorial director of billboard magazine, hey, bill, i just want to point out that bill's magazine was shouted out at clive davis's party. >> lovely lady celebrated her 15th wedding anniversary. finish the lyrics to this summer beach boys tune. ♪ we'll be falling in love to the rhythm of a steel drum band ♪ ♪ down in kokomo ♪ aruba jamaica ooh i want to take ya ♪ >> she doesn't know it. >> that was perfect. >> aruba, jamaica, i want to take you. >> tell us about it. >> huge hit for the beach boys.
one of their number ones. first hit in 20 years when it went to number one. we have to talk about something really quick. have you ever been to comb omo? >> no. >> it's in indiana. crimes against geography. >> from florida, what song did danny zuko and sandy sing in "grease" describing when they met? summer lovin', summer night, summer waves or beach babe? >> got to be summer lovin'. [ buzzer ] >> that's one of the lyrics, but i think the song is called -- what is it, bill? >> summer nights. >> that's okay. you're going to love my cd. >> well, allegedly. >> the correct answer, summer nights. >> summer nights. you know, top hit on the billboard charts back in the day and one of the only big hits from the movie that was part of the original broadway. >> oh, really? it all puts you in a great mood. >> where are you from? >> texas. >> apparently i'm supposed to
involve them somehow. where does the griswold family want to take their summer trip in national lampoon's "vacation"? where do they want to go? >> disney world, disneyland, wally world, wally world, i can't read. sea world. >> you can sing, honey, that's all you have to do. >> it's got to be wally world. >> done! >> wally world it is. >> so wally world, what's interesting about this is that john hughes, you know, the great jahn hughes of all the brat pack movie, he wrote this movie. which people don't realize. scary enough, this trip to wally world is based on his childhood experience. from great torture comes great art. >> that's great. >> from beautiful butte, montana, finish the lyrics to this summertime beach classic. ♪ two, three, four ♪ tell the people what you wore ♪ >> she'll finish it for me. >> you don't know it, really?
♪ she wore an itsy bitsy ♪ teenie-weenie ♪ yellow polka dot bikini >> everyone's a winner today. >> oh, i'm so -- all right. that was perfect. how about that song? >> number one song in 1960 before, actually, bikuehnes were sort of okay to wear in america. >> really? >> so this song is actually credited with driving up sales of bikinis. >> that's so sad. back across to kathy. >> from new mexico, four best friends spend their first summer vacation apart in this movie. was it "what a girl wants," "17 again" "sister diaries" or "sisterhood of the traveling pants." tell her the answer so i can include her. >> "sisterhood of the traveling pants." >> give her her prize, elvis, please. >> an album from sarcastic kathie lee. >> some days you take winesday
much more seriously than others. "the sisterhood of the traveling pants" notable sound track because it's where katy perry made one of her first national appearances well before people knew her hits. 2008, national democratic convention, hillary clinton, of course, referenced the phrase sisterhood of the traveling pantsuits to describe her followers. got to keep it real. >> bill, we love you. kathie lee will take ten steps and come join me again. trace adkins will sing a live love song from his new album. but first on nbc. ♪
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his new cd. >> when will we see everybody again? >> tomorrow. >> thirsty thursday. >> mm-hmm. ♪ ♪ i wouldn't own a suit much less a tie and sunday would still be a part of friday night ♪ ♪ jesus wouldn't be a friend of mine if i could say no to a woman ♪ ♪ i never would have chased that crazy dream those odds would have seemed too
long for me ♪ ♪ i'd have had to settle for plan b if i could say no to a woman ♪ ♪ she saw me better than i thought i was she offered her heart and all her love ♪ ♪ and i don't know where i'd be today if i could say no to a woman ♪ ♪ i bet i would have lived in a little suburb house i probably wouldn't be somebody's daddy now ♪ ♪ and they wouldn't be all i think about if i could say no to a woman ♪ ♪ she saw me better than i
thought i was she offered her heart and all her love ♪ ♪ and i don't know where i'd be today if i could say no to a woman ♪ ♪ ♪ she saw me better than i really was ♪ ♪ and all she wanted was all my love ♪ ♪ she saw me better than i thought i was she offered her heart and all her love ♪ ♪ and i don't know where i'd be today
yes she makes it hard to say ♪ ♪ no to a woman ♪ i can't say no to that woman ♪ i can't say no ♪ no to that woman ♪ can't say no ♪ alright, let's go.
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good morning, and thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. the family of mikaela lynch expected to speak within the next hour or so talking about their missing daughter. the 9-year-old san francisco girl is autistic and she was last seen at a vacation home in clearlake on mother's day. it's anticipated her parents will announce they are offering a reward at this press conference. nbc is there with the hundreds of crews searching for little mikaela. >> reporter: search and rescue covering the 10 square miles where mikaela lynch was last seen. it's now been days. that's challenging enough.