>> you can see olivia is about to go crazy. >> he was in a confrontation over this before. unless you've been experienced that -- >> knows what it feels like. >> it's terrifying. it's terrifying that it's you, and then when your children are there, it's awful. think about the child. everything is big to them, you know. you were talking about, it would be interesting to put a camera on these children, like little mason, the kardashian little kid, and see the world through their eyes, and all those lights and people, and people pushing. >> coming at you. >> there was a law just passed, steven tyler law, in hawaii to protect stars, the right to sue over unwanted photos, when they're just on vacation in the islands. >> it's weird.

when you see someone like that, you would think there's some level of just respect and decorum when there's a child. i know you can get a lot of dough -- >> let's talk about how much. what's in it for them? it's just a picture. if you get a picture of demi moore, $100,000. jackson, 160,000. $110,000 for jennifer aston. $200,000 for justin timberlake and jessica -- half a million for blue ivy carter. >> because there's so few. >> it's supply and demand. if you can get jay-z angry because he's protecting little blue ivy, you can probably double your money and have a million declare payout. that's because of those of us who buy the celebrity magazines. if there was no market for it, it wouldn't happen. >> the money shot is probably

the angry face. any time you get a rise out of someone the that's why they're walking so calmly, cooley. >> most decent people understand a parent just protecting their child. they're thinking this is my child, and you react the way any parent would. >> i think it was awful. so if you stayed home last night and watched "the voice". >> i get all the information from you, hoda. >> there was a young lady named betsy barta. she sang an adele song to begin with. ♪ >> okay.

everyone is mouthing she's good. not one chair turned. she got nobody. >> wow. >> she got zero. >> i'm wondering if they're thinking about people they've already chosen and thinking -- by now they have ton strategic, right? >> yeah. >> they're starting to get into that part of it. they're thinking i already have a singer that sings like that. i don't want to pit the two together. you know what i'm saying? >> it could be that. the star of the night was a 17-year-old named savannah barry. she put her music out, she home-schooled, and all she wanted to do is music. when she stepped out there, she said if one chair turns, i know i'm doing the right thing. >> wow. >> so let's watch. ♪

>> she got three chairs. three chairs turned for her. ♪ >> she's great, right? >> isn't she great? >> yeah. >> she ended up going with blake. >> she writes her own tough. that's from "hunger games" but she also writes. huge career for her. >> when they're finally over, all their emotions, she burst out crying. she goes, oh, my god, i did it. >> i san go down moses at the junior miss pageant, and i got kicked out. that's when i knew i had a big career in front of me. >> is that what you sang? >> yes. >> this is ultra-disturbing. you wonder how is this happening at rutgers, but the coach there, mike rice. this video was captured over the course of a couple years.

what you don't hear is the homophobic expletive that he's creaming at his players. apparently what happened is this video surfaced, the head guys at rutgers suspended him for three games, and then he got back in the coaching world, and fined him, too, for $50,000, which is a lot of money. >> the guy that took the video later got fired, so he was suing for a wrongful firing. >> getting complicated. i'm doing the best i can. >> but the deal is what's going on with this guy? how is he not fired right away? >> this is the first time he's surfaced, treating the kids like this for years? >> he said from 2010 to 2012 is when these were taken. the athletic department was aware of it. >> i'm not saying this is the

case, but i believe that these kinds of sports, they bring in so much money to the universities, the sports and sports heroes become gods to the people. we saw what happened at penn state, what happens when you care more about your school and winning than you care about your kids. we have to put kids first. always, always, hoda woman. >> you saw bobby knight, remember when he choked that guy. >> yeah. we know it's wrong when we see it. >> but i remember in high school -- this is -- but i remember my coach at one point i played basketball, i remember i was looking out the window daydreaming action and i remember he threw the ball at me and i was remember how shocked i was. it was so jarring. the team ganged up on the coach and said, what are you doing? >> right. >> in this case it look like normal, everyday behaviors. >> 90% of you said in our poll he should be fired. unless he truly apologizes, to

go into some sort of training to change. >> i wonder if he has kids. if you're yelling and pushing, shoving all these kids on your team. >> probably there's no better time to talk about what's sitting in front of me. this is an organization called child help. i've been working with. i've forgotten, maybe 20 years. they're incredible ladies that we have met here before. sara and yvonne, they founded it. you guys, when i started working with child abuse -- today is the day of hope. usually i would be in washington, d.c. today. we light this candle in congress, to commemorate and pay homage to the two children back then, who would die today this very day in this country of child abuse or neglect. last year it was four wicks, the year before that it was three. we are now up to five children,

every day in our nation children dies of neglect or abuse. if it was any other thing we would be outraged. it's our nation's greatest shame, we do not stand up for these vulnerable kids. if you suspect something, you can anonymous and call 1-800-4-a child. or if you need counseling go to this organization. let me tell you about this "dateline." we have just started again "dateline wednesdays." >> not as fun as the wines-day wednesday. they are fascinating. >> it's so juicy. this one has a love triangle, and there is a murder, and you wonder who does what. a guy goes missing, and it's a weird thing, where is this guy? where has he been? it takes some crazy twists and

turns, but involves poisoning of snapple that he was going to drink, and a gardener. >> and a gardener. take a listen. when kevin mangle was a no-show for the family barbecue on father's day, his sister michelle was disappointed, and more than a little confused. >> he had called my husband to say how excited he was to spend father's day, that sunday, with all of us. >> so it w supposed to be a big father's day celebration. >> and he couldn't have been more excited. >> his younger brother chris knew how much he was looking from a are to being with his family. after all, kevin had just reconciled with their dad after many rocky years. >> i thought, man, this is odd. why would he do this now? it doesn't make any sense. >> the story morgan, the wife, told that kevin had taken off, told her that the marriage was over. in fact by father's day, he had already been gone for two days. >> kevin is fine, he's clearing his head.

>> what do you mean he's fine. >> he had to leave just clear his head. >> you'll see a lot of hoda back at it. >> oh, my god. >> a little frightening to me. i don't line dateline hoda. >> let's go over to sarah. >> i love dateline hoda. we have a new series called joy-ful cook-off. we're looking for healthier recipes on -- this monday wire looking for healthy lasagna recipes. the three finalists will make your recipe here live, and the grand prize will have it featured on the website. >> i think we should do it all the time. love it, love it. hopefully they're not coming on samoa airlines. how to negotiate to get what you want. that's next, after this. ♪

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it's so exciting when we get to actually do nbc news. breaking news, and we think it's because of us. >> just moments after our chat, we learned that the coach from rutgers, his contract has been terminated. >> terminated. >> there, we did it. >> exciting. >> totally breaking news. that is fun. >> that's because you're dateline hoda. >> let's go to our next segment. how to negotiate. whether you want a better salary or want your husband to do dishes, there are certain things up to do to get what you want. >> here are the tips. cindy levy, editor from "glamour" and jean chatzky. there are tips we can walk away with and make us better. >> real hard tips like hard news. >> a theme. >> are we trying to get a raise? what are we doing? >> it really could be anything. you have a goal, you want more money or like kathie said, you

want him to do things on a regular basis. >> you say find a location. >> i think there's this misconception that all negotiations have to take place in a boardroom under fluorescent lights. if you have a chance to be in a more sociable setting, it's friendlier. >> you should be eating, because it sorts of brings down your boundaries and makes for a more free-flowing conversation. >> there are studies that show that negotiations work better if you're at a meal. my trick in my own marriage is every important conversation has to happen in the car on a long car trip, you know, more than half an hour. >> you have no place to go. >> that's the point. that's where i talk to my teenagers. you have an audience that's not going anywhere. >> i used to put my kids in the bathtub. >> in the bathtub. trapped? >> that won't work at an office.

>> at the end of a negotiation, everyone wants to feel like they got something. you both have to win kind of in that game, don't you? >> absolutely. if you can put yourself in the other person's shoes and figure out what constitutes a win going in, you're ahead of the game. >> getting what they said while you get what you need. >> write that down. >> really good negotiators, if they see the other person is not feeling great about the outcome, they'll say what else can i do? how do i make this worth your while? if both are not happy, it won't last. >> basically in the marriage what if you're the giver and your partner is basically a taker, that's his nature and that's what he's used to. >> sometimes you need a third party to help you through this negotiation. if this is a constant problem, you may be better off just -- >> in counseling. >> yeah. >> how do you get them to go there? >> you lay it on the line.

if it's a situation that's not going well and not going to move forward -- >> if you feel like you lose every negotiation, he gets what he wants. >> but even if a work contest, if you don't feel like you're able to handle it, there are situations where you abdicate, walk out and let somebody else do it for you, because you get too emotional. >> i think what women do that undermines them is we're very uncomfortable with silence. >> we have to fill it, just like i did. >> so great negotiators use that to your advantage. >> ladies, thank you for all your information. we appreciate it. we're going to talk about the fun photos you sent us, both of them. >> my favorite segment. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] you never know what messes you'll run into while dusting. of course there's dust. in addition to dust, you might find a little latte.

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its time for today's tech

and gage either, the web sites and gizmos to kick your spring cleaning into gear. >> we're here with everything from smart washers to smartphone sanitizers. hey. >> hi. i just start add load here. i'm trying to multitask while i'm on air. we're going to start with the mac daddy of washing machines. you could love laundry with this. this is the lg smart thing washing machine. it means more laundry. >> it's working. >> it's on. >> but you have a clicker? >> there's -- its you can -- there's nothing in it? that's wasteful. >> i will put this load in later. >> it has an app. to monitor the cycle. you can be at the grocery store, turn this on, set it up. >> stop it. >> it's fantastic. >> helps you clean the gutters if you have them. >> if you're on top of the

gutters, it's dirt counter and dangerous, this is the looj from irobot. and then press this up. >> wait a minute. excuse me. >> all the leaves somebody flying out. you can stay on the ground and be safe. 299. >> you're supposed to wear glasses. >> now you tell us. >> so this is a dustpan that has been invented by people that are way smarter than the rest of us are, from quirky. called the broom groomers. the first feature that's happening, you can step on it. push it through the com and the dust bunnies stay in the pan. >> brilliant, and i didn't have to do it. >> cell phones get dirty.

you can clean them with uv light. this is the violight cell phone cleaner. put the cage on, it kills 95% of the germs and bacteria. this is a brush from oxo. it helps you get in the crevices. >> there's a lot of muck in there. >> you know, when you eat or something -- >> yeah, don't do that. >> gazelle will have you sell your old junk. you send it in, how big the hard drive is, and they give you cash. coming up, the fashion side, for all your figure flaws. hoda doesn't have any at all. >> i do.

♪ whenever i get you next to me ♪ ♪ it's gonna be good i'm walking on sunshine ♪ we're back on this wines-day wednesday. the warm weather will eventually get here, so we're going to find

out how much you know about springtime. to those who get the questions right, they get a gift certificate, and for those who don't they get her fabulous cd. helping me out is lisa gill from conde nast. >> which country gifted the cherry blossoms to the u.s.? >> japan. >> you didn't get the -- all right. no cheating, people, and i mean it. >> so, wait a second. japan? really. >> yes. in 1912 japan gifted washington, d.c. with about 3,000 cherry blossom trees, which are still pluming today. >> i love that time of year in d.c. >> but there are actually more

cherry blossom trees in newark, new jersey in the branch brook park. >> good trivia there. >> very sweet guy from dallas, texas. what is the most popular spring break destination. cancun, panama city beach, florida, los angeles, california o. miami, florida. >> panama city beach. >> how do you know that? >> i've never -- >> panama city beach, why number one? >> it's right on the gulf of mexico, beautiful beaching, 27 miles of beach. mtv's "spring break" made it very famous. at the peak, the locals are outnumber 42 to 1. >> get out of town if you're a local, i guess. >> the sand is like sugar. just absolutely gorgeous. this is from where? >> georgia. >> name the artist. ♪ spring fever ♪ spring is here at last >> elvis.

>> yeah, baby. >> she nailed that one. >> i don't know that elvis song. >> this song was in the movie "girl happy" came out in 1965. it's also about spring break. weird fun fact, he does not appear without a shirt. he even water skis with a shirt on. tornado alley typically is the region that has the most tornadoes in the u.s. which state is not a part of tornado alley -- kansas, oklahoma, texas or arkansas. >> texas? >> no, baby. >> no, right, dallas? he's going to love this. so many great songs. >> he looks happy, sort of. >> arkansas is the answer. it does get some tornadoes, but not nearly as much as kansas, oklahoma and texas. just the southern states tend to get more tornadoes between march and may, northern states more in the summertime.

tornadoes tend to touch down between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. more than any other time of the day. >> i didn't know that at all. how about this question? the movie "spring breakers just just came out into theaters. name the former academy awards show host that stars in this movie. >> ashley benson? >> she hosted the oscars? >> i don't know. >> all righty. you're going to love this. >> the correct answer -- james franco. >> he has a standing resume. he's almost unrecognizable, the full grille, corn rows. >> is the movie any good? >> there he is >> lisa, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. kath is on the way back. spring is in the air. how do you keep romance alive in your marriage? we'll talk about it, right after this. ♪ hey.

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today we are kicking off a special three-part series, love, marriage and everything after. >> it takes a lot of work to stay together for the long haul. what makes a good marriage last. >> let's look at the state of unions today. >> a wedding, the fairytale ending, the happily ever after, but marriage today is changing. only 51% of adults are hitched, an all-sometime low. a recent survey found 40% of americans think marriage is becoming obsolete. that said, 61% of those who have never been married are still interested in one day taking the plunge. >> wow. hal runkel, author of "scream free marriage." and audrey is here. good to see you both. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. is marriage becoming obsolete? you start to wonder. >> people are still getting married. they're delaying it a lot, but

very rarely do you actually encounter somebody who is still not married at 50, 60. eventually everybody still gets married. >> people want to be partnered. i think they're planning better. so people are talking more and going to therapists to deal with what are the things we need to know now so we don't have to deal with that later. >> some people are already the product of broken marriages, so many times they say, well, look what happened to my mom and dad, look what happened to my friends. why should i be married? another statistic? what is in it for you if you find a good marriage? what's the point? what do you get? >> partnership, like i said. >> and people want to connect. out of everyone on the face of the planet, there's someone that says i want to live the rest of my life with you. >> i'm judd playing devil's advocate. >> i don't know that you need a license, but it helps to solidify the relationship. even when people talk about kids or a family, they want to know that institution of marriage counts.

>> let's talk about trying to make them work. and how you make a point about it's okay to feel uncomfortable. >> it's not only okay, but actually great couples do it routinely, they're willing to be uncomfortable, what you achieve from it, you mean? >> also you're not hiding stuff from one another. it's better to get rubbed the wrong way than to never get rubbed at all. >> i like it when you talk like that. >> because at least we're talking about stuff, right? am i willing to represent myself? even though i don't know how you're going to respond. my wife, hey, i love you, but i don't like you right now. i don't know if that's about me or us, but i don't want to pretend. >> if you let it go, a crack can become the grand canyon. >> it can. and it becomes resentful. if you don't talk about it, it's going to deal with you. >> does a marriage make you say during tough times, i'm going to stick this through, i'm married.

we have that commitment, we have made vows. we have children. do we work harder, do you think? >> if you're going to last, yes, even the cohabiting couples, the stats say, after they crossed that threshold, there is some qualitatively different once you have said "i do." we stood up in front of god and everything and committed to it, we didn't say as long as you do, i do. you said i do, even during the tough times. >> there's no stigma to being divorced anymore. lots of them today. >> i don't think there's a stigma, but i also think there's from attraction when you can stay together, not just be together, but get through the rough times. an indication is not how well we do when things are good, it's how well we do when things are bad. >> a lot of couples become roommates. how do you avoid that? i think people watching can do that. >> i think you can be lovers and best friends, but only in that

order. if you ain't being sexual, you ain't married. >> what about the people that can't be anymore -- >> they can still be romantic. we're talking about connecting in a unique way that you don't connect with anybody else. >> there's still intimacy there. at the end of the day, you have to be able to focus on the relationship not as it was, but as it is now, and have those courageous conversations, and focus on that relationship as you want it to be. >> okay. thank you two. hal, see you next week. from a big bottom to a big bust, your five figure flaws fixed by fashion. >> that's a lot of fs. >> yes, it is. ♪ good morning to you, i'm meteorologist chris warren with your weather channel seven-day forecast. we're going to look at where the west spots and doled spots and a

few warm spots are going to be. today a chance for heavy rain and severe weather throughout parts of southeast here where the rain and thunderstorms. you see some of the red, this will include the panhandle. there could be damaging winds and hail and even tornados. warmer to the south of this area right here. 80s, you look into orlando. but farther to the north, much cooler. 47 in atlanta. and still relatively mild in chicago, louisville, kansas, 50s and 60s. threat for more rain and storms farther to the east on friday. while another system starts to move across the more than tier as well. we'll watch things in the southeast start to get back closer to normal. starting to rebound a bit into the 0s for atlanta. and now washington, d.c.

you'll see things warm up into the plains. denver into the 80s. and much of texas, well back in the 70s. now looking at the weekend, still a chance for a little bit of snow for minneapolis on saturday. sunday parts of showers. and mountain snow by monday. and these temperatures well into the 70s for many locations. another system taking shape on tuesday. this could get interesting is wintry weather and severe weather by the middle of next week. we're going to watch and see how this plays out right on into next wednesday. you can wake up with al and stephanie. people have chosen it again and again for over eight years. its key ingredients are also found in every day food like avocados, broccoli and bananas.

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time now for today's style, great spring fashion to hide your figure flaws. >> if you're a woman, you probably have a problem area.

we have affordable dresses to help flatter your figure. >> so we all have our issues. why don't we start off with the full tush. >> or often known as a big butt. >> talk about the before picture. >> michelle definitely has a little extra love in the trunk. we don't want to hide it, but flatter it. >> show us, michelle. >> marshall's ensemble. don't be scared of prints, just pick larger prints. this is a dress, $39.99. >> looks great. >> i paired a summer staple, denim shirr, belted at the waist. very nice. >> and marshall's has incredible designer finds. this look is about $100. >> thank you.

>> the full middle is -- this is olivia's before picture. >> olivia, yes, she tends to have a little love in the midsection, so, you wouldn't think of peplum, but actually we put her in a peplum dress here. this is kohl's, $60. it crazy a waist, and then conceal a bit of a pooch, and feel more comfy. >> and all being one color monochromatic. >> this is available on kohls.com. i paired it with patel accessories. >> i love those shoes. olivia, thank you. if you're a little busty -- >> yes. >> as joleen is. >> big mama here. >> and her biggest strength is her full chest makes her look bigger than she actually is.

as you can see here, i put her in a dress. this is t.j. maxx, a fashion playground. i love their designer finds. the key is kind of stay away from strapless dresses, because you can go into -- so the keep is to balance out proportions, fuller sleeve top, and then we're belting the waist, keeping her shape, and yeah, then a t-strap sandal is always very slimming. >> and her toes match her dress. >> of course they do. >> again the whole look is under $150. >> what? is that possible? >> thank you, sweetie. >> thank you. now we have zach. some women have tall, broad shoulders, and she's here in a strappy dress. >> i don't think anybody's going to feel sorry for her. >> she has the tall and beautiful.

>> she particular about her broad shoulders. we have her in a gorgeous loft dress, 79.50. they're known for the fun, feminine silhouettes, and pell balance out her proportions. we're showing legs, we're showing arms and belting it at the waist to keep her proportioned, streamlined. yes, this ultimately just wants that tall frame we have. >> beautiful. thank you. >> finally the pear shape is something that people struggle with. >> pear-shaped girls are typically a size or more bigger on the bottom than the top. >> i don't see a pear shape. >> well, that's because i'm a stylist. >> i see audrey hepburn. >> i gave her the ultimate -- this is the lauren conrad collection, and when you're pear-shaped keep it nice and fitted.

you like the skirt to kind of skim rather than hug and cling. ultimately it's flattering. >> let's bring our ladies out. >> this has been so fun. >> god bless you in your marriage. she's getting married in three weeks. >> thank you so much. and up next, the photos to make you laugh. what the what. >> you know what this is? "today" on nbc. ♪ [ female announcer ] this is laura.

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[ morgan ] when i step foot on the soccer field, it feels like i can do anything. i mean, the sky's the limit. being passionate means pushing yourself. for me, that goes beyond soccer. when i'm not on the field, i'm in the ocean paddle boarding. if you're not sweating, you're not working hard enough. i don't just play soccer. i do more. ♪ [ female announcer ] degree. it won't let you down.

it's time for "what the what?" we check the photos that you send in. >> the very best of the bunch, which means all of them. >> i sure did.

the first is the photo caption contest from last week. the caption is actually from sherry thomas tindall. what did you expect? i'm too short to ring the doorbell. >> that's adorable. photo from heather chapin from norfolk, virginia, restricted breeding area, zoo employees only. nice they allowed for that sectional work. >> makes the time go by. >> sure does. >> next photo from peter beakman from waverly. beer is now cheaper than gas, so drink, don't drive. >> absolutely. >> the next wen from gen you have brown. >> oh, my gosh. >> should you call it an estate sale maybe? >> that's funny. >> the last one from emily from -- >> she found herself. >> girl, i know what kind of day you're having.

>> when i see myself naked, that is what i do, too. the new photo for next week is from abby alexandre. >> is. he's in the shower. put in your best caption. we may announce it next week. thank you, sarah. we hated leaving you to the end, but it was so worth waiting for. tomorrow hugh dancy, from "hannibal". plus a performance by -- yeah, the kids. >> part 2 of our love everything and ever after series. have a great day, everybody. jeff: her favorite role. >> as a mom i just feel like i'm good. jeff: feeling great after dropping 30 pounds. >> will power? jeff: plus her fear of dating.

>> i would rather lick the bottom of my shoe than go on a date. jeff: i'm going to be your match maker. >> it's not good. [captioned by national captioning institute] [cbs television distribution] jeff: a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show. and i'm learning to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting the talk show because there's a lot to talk about. jeff: welcome to the show. today's guest, jenny garth. she basically grew up in front of us on 90210. she's been on television forever, went through a lot of stuff personally. she is back. she was on the cover of people magazine looking very good.

she's single. she's dating. and she's here. take a look. jenny garth. roll it. if you were around a television set in the 1990s you'll remember this tune. nothing said the 90s like 9020210. cast to play the irresistable i think knew, jenny cartsdzgroke out until teen age roll of kelly taylor. often finding her character at the center of a love triangle. after a ten year run on the show garth continued her career as an in demand actress in the role what i like about you. in the fifth season of dancing with the stars. and on her reality show, a little bit country on cmt. which took us into her personal life including her recent divorce from her husband of 11 years. now she's starring in a new lifetime movie, the 11th victim. based loosely on the life