respect for the families. >> we'll continue to follow this but they are talking to the family members as well. good morning. breaking news. what do they know? officials hold the press conference on the disappearance of malaysia air 370 after possibles of possible debris why spotted overnight. rising death toll. four more bodies recovered from the massive mudslide in washington pushing the number of dead to at least eight people. this morning, the desperate search for survivors in up to 20 feet of mud as hope begins to fade. oil and water. help being brought in to contain a massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico. more than 160,000 gallons spilled off the coast of texas.

leaving thousands of cruise passengers high and dry. and back in session. the prosecution gets set to wrap its case as the oscar pistorius trial enters the fourth week. monday, march 24th, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today." with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." it is monday out on the west coast at 7:00 a.m. >> we have big news out of malaysia. the prime minister is holding a news conference and has made announcement regarding flight 370. evidently saying it is beyond

all reasonable doubt that the flight was lost in the indian ocean. >> let's get to nbc's tom costello who has been following the investigation. >> good morning, matt. the families received an e-mail from the airline. it says we deeply regreet we have to assume that flight 370 has been lost and none on board has survived. you will hear in the prime minister's comments, we must now accept that all evidence suggests the plane went down in the southern indian ocean. of course, that is where this search has been focused. all the way down from malaysia down to about 1,500 miles off the coast of perth, australia. in the last 24 hours, we had chinese aircraft reporting they have spotted debris outside of the grid outside of the search area. the australians think they spotted debris inside the search area. we don't know if that is debris from flight 370. all we know is in the case of

the australian debris, it is green and it is orange. in the case of the chinese debris, it is large. at this point, they are trying to get more information. guys, back to you. >> thank you. >> this is a big development for the families who have just been briefed. >> let's pause for a special report. good morning. 10:00 a.m. on the east coast. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. we got sad news from the malaysian prime minister announcing new information has led them to conclude beyond any shadow of a doubt, this malaysian airlines flight 370 was in fact lost over the southern indian ocean. >> all evidence points this fact, but not what evidence they have. we will hear more about that in

the coming moments our hours. nbc's tom costello has been following the investigation since day one. >> good morning, matt. malaysian airlines sent an e-mail to the families of flight 370. here is what they say. we deeply regret we have to assume beyond all reasonable doubt that flight 370 has been lost and none on board has surviv survived. we must state that all has been lost in the southern indian ocean. this is the evidence from the pings from the satellite data. that is suggesting that the plane made its way down to the southern zone. in last 24 hours, chinese authorities said their aircraft spotted debris outside of the zone. they are not sure if it is from the flight. the australian air force said they spotted debris inside the zone. again, not sure it is from the flight. naval units are on the way to check out both of the sightings.

the truth is, they don't know if for if any of that debris is from flight 370. they are seeing so much starting to see so much evidence that would suggest that maybe something did happen in that southern search zone and southern quadrant. the question is what was the condition of the aircraft when it went in. we talked to experts that the plane would have gone into a steep decline. about an 8 to 10% decline rate and hitting 300 miles per hour. if that were the case, it is unlikely anybody could survive out in the indian ocean. guys, back to you. >> tom costello, thank you. they are assuming the plane went into the southern indian ocean. they have not said if they got their hands on the debris that has been positively identified from flight 370. >> apparently this conclusion is based on the satellite images

available made to malaysian authorities. they took a dramatic step sending a message to the family of the people on the flight. they conclude the flight is gone and all on board are lessing stadium. we have keir simmons in kuala lumpur. what can you tell us? good morning. >> reporter: savannah, it is difficult to put into words what we just watched here. behind me, you can see some journalists, but a gathering of some families who have loved ones on flight 370. they just sat quietly here watching the prime minister make his statement. a really noble show of grace by them to be honestly. they were stern faced watching trans fixed by what the prime minister had to say. of course, to remember what they are watching is the prime minister making announcement that relates to their son, their 29-year-old son on flight 370 heading too beijing.

a son who has a daughter and a wife and they just had to sit here and watch this and as you were hearing early early, we saw here at this hotel where the families are staying. we saw them in the build up to this on their phones receiving that text message and e-mail to let them know this news was going to happen. i guess the malaysians have said they want to try to keep the families informed, but stunning for them to get a text message or an e-mail telling them that news as tom said, the text message we are told to the chinese families said we deeply regreet we have to assume beyond any reasonable doubt that mh-370 is lost and none of those on board has survived. it is difficult to see here. the families watching and hearing the prime minister making that announcement on television. guys. >> keir simmons, thank you.

>> let's go to bob hager who followed nbc news for 25 years. the authorities say this is in the southern indivisiblan ocean. how do you prevent this from happening again? >> what we don't know is why he said that. i assume that means they made a positive identification of one of the pieces of wreckage. that is just the beginning of it. you really need these black boxes to tell you what went on in the airplane. >> to have a chance to find the black boxes which are pinging now for 13 more days. you have to get a piece of the wreckage. >> you have the tow the device from behind the ship. >> at a low speed. >> the pinger will last a bit longer.

if you get the ping -- >> here is the towed ping locator device. >> yeah. if you hear the ping, that will tell you to zero in on where it is on the floor of the ocean. you have to drop a non-manned sub. six or seven feet, with a camera in it and look and see if you can see it. >> you talk about the depths of the southern indian ocean can be anywhere from a couple of thousand feet up to 16,000 feet. >> very difficult job. with the passage of this kind of time, nothing bad coming out about that cockpit crew so far. you have to go back. you cannot eliminate completely as they do in the early days the idea of mechanical problem causing this. >> yet, why, though, wouldn't that crew issue a may day call? >> we speculative.

if it was smoke or something like that, one of the things you do in smoke, you shutdown the electrical equipment and put the things back on one fuse at a time to locate the trouble. so, that would explain cutting all communications. it is a possible scenario. you cannot eliminate anything because we know so little. >> you stick with us for a while. >> we turn to bill neely. he is in perth, australia. he is aware of the search 1,500 miles off the coast of perth. bill, you were on a plane as it searched this morning. bill, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. i stepped off that u.s. navy plane. it was a very dramatic day indeed. we were about six hours into the flight when suddenly the crew got a call to divert immediately because of two possible sightings of debris. we diverted south and we spent a very intense 30 or 40 minutes

searching for debris. this boeing plane descended to 200 feet above the water. we really were skimming the indian ocean searching for the debris. five radar operators, video camera underneath the plane giving them a continuous video feed. spotters on either side of the plane and they tried and tried, but the visibility was appalling. there was so much sea fog even at 200 feet for most of the time, you could not actually see the ocean. we crossed over the debris field twice and they knew something was there because they were getting pings on the radar. confirmed pings. two or three of something in the water, but they simply could not see it. they were very frustrated indeed. they consider their mission a success because they had cleared a lot of area where they had been told to search.

that was a very intense day on board that plane. a ten-hour operation. they flew the lowest they have ever flown and the longest time in the search area. >> bill neely in perth, australia this morning. as we turn to bob hager, gathering what was said in the news conference this morning, it sounds like it is new satellite images to conclude that the plane went down in the southern indian ocean. we are not hearing they positively identified debris. what do you make of that? >> the pings are clearly something in the water. >> he is talking about the radar looking down from the plane and finding something in the water. that is nothing to do with the pings from the black boxes. >> given what you know about what might have happened at the end of the flight, it going down at whatever angle into the water as tom costello said at 300 miles per hour. you have covered a lot of these types of crashes.

what happens to the fuselage of the plane when it impacts the water at that speed? >> at that speed, it breaks up a lot. you get the light stuff that floats. that could be wings, skin of the fuselage. things like that. but the strong parts of the plane is where the wings and fuselage cross. that is big and heavy. that goes down with large sections of the fuselage pretty much to the bottom right away. that and the tail is heavy. the tail is where the black boxes are. heavy and strong sturucturally. it is the biggest impact where you need for the investigation. >> one of the most perplexing aspects of this from the beginning has been that abrupt turn. that is the piece that doesn't fit. >> absolutely. >> and we can't decide whether or not this is something intentional or some kind of accident. it continues to elude authorities.

>> you could say that if there was some on-board emergency, to try to turn the plane around to go for the nearest airport on the other side of the peninsula or back to kuala lumpur, something like that, that they put that in. if the radio was still operative, they did not have time because they were dealing with an emergency to do it. or, conversely, if it is an issue with the humans in the cockpit, you know, they could have had a fight going on in the cockpit and they don't have time to say anything on the radio. they may have been trying to turn the plane back to kuala lumpur or another airport. >> keep in mind weather playing a factor as bill neely mentioned. they are going from summer into fall in the southern hemisphere. visibility is down to basically nothing. they have to get a ship out there before they can make a definitive identification. >> you could not pick a more impossible place. >> they have located things after a long time, air france,

we know was a couple of years. a black box in the med down for nine years and they found it. >> they will this too. that concludes the special report. that and more ahead all day long on nbc. we're back now on "today." we have breaking news on the mudslide in washington state. the death toll has climbed to eight people overnight. take a look at the photograph. this shows the area before the mudslide occurred. there had been slides in the past smaller slides. now we can take a look at the after picture. an entire area has been swept out. mud encompassing enormous area. eight people have died. rescue crews are trying to find survivors. roads washed out. we have miguel almaguer with more in oso. >> reporter: matt, good morning.

as soon as the sun rises here, rescue teams will once again scour the debris field. ago he mefrks ras you mentioned eight people are dead. more of those could climb today. >> this is what rescue teams face today. a wave of mud 20 feet deep. one square mile of rocks, tree and debris. here in the rubble is where the search grows more desperate. >> the conditions are very, very muddy in places, it is still like quick sand. we weren't able to search the entire debris field. >> this is a major slide. there's houses on to, down into the main road. >> reporter: triggered saturday by a rain-soaked mountain, a massive chunk of hillside suddenly gave way. there was no warning, nowhere to run. the torrent of mud crushed 30 homes and swept over cars. pleas for help could be heard for 12 hours. >> we're hearing cries, possibly a child. >> rescue teams pulled a 6-month-old boy and six others

from the mud alive. >> the voices they're hearing are literally encased in 20 foot of mud. >> greg regelbrugge's brother john and sister-in-law chris are among those missing. >> if someone can survive, it's him. >> reporter: on social media, the faces and stories of those who vanished are being shared by their families. loved ones both young and old. reed miller tries his son joseph every hour. >> at the tone, please record your message. >> he fears he'll never see him again. >> i just kind of picture the house being ripped up and him in there. >> reporter: this morning, the mudslide is over. but for families, the pain has just begun. >> though, authorities do fear that the death toll here will rise. they say there is one piece of good news. there was fears of catastrophic

flooding, but those fears have diminished. matt. >> miguel, thank you very much. we have more news from tamron. >> president obama is in netherlands with the g-7 summit. we have peter alexander in the netherlands with more. peter, good morning. >> reporter: tamron, good day. president obama arrived this morning for the first of the tour. the first will take place a matter of hours from now. that is hastily added meeting with the g-7 leaders. new urgency information the meeting as they discuss the situation in ukraine. a short time ago, we heard from president obama. he said the u.s. and europe are united in the costs on russia. the issue is how strong the costs will be and how far the european leaders will go with the trade partners.

president obama said despite the takeover the crimea, he doesn't want europe a battle ground between east and west. that thinking should have ended with the cold war. tamron. thank you. a big oil spill in one of the nation's most vital shipping lanes and threatening wildlife. we have nbc's janet shamlian in galveston, texas. >> reporter: good morning. this is a problem that is growing larger by the hour. we have cruise ships stuck if port. the oil has swamped a preserve. they are finding oil and birds. this for the third day, has shutdown one of the biggest shipping channels in the world. there is no timeline on when it will open. the oil has been spotted as far as 12 miles offshore. authorities are skimming it, but it will take a long time. tamron. >> janet, thank you very much.

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a very good morning to you. 7:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. investigators spent the night picking through evidence in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood after a shooting injured seven. all the victims were taken to san francisco general. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. most of the people were shot in arms and legs. the fight broke out near turk and taylor streets about 9:00 last night. investigators hope surveillance video and witnesses help them figure out what happened. san jose police officer accused of raping a woman could enter a plea. jeffrey graves was arrested. investigators say he forced his way into a hotel room and raped a woman. hours earlier graves and other

officers were called to her house. she wanted to spend the night at a hotel so graves dropped her off at one. the detectives say he later returned and sexually assaulted her. >> let's check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. how are we looking? >> pretty good. good morning to you. good morning to you at home. what a cool shot i have to show you. the fog getting ready to swallow the bay bridge. the onshore flow increasing, we've got a storm system just offshore it's going to impact our weather as we head through tomorrow. for today we'll see additional clouds, temperatures in the 40s now, we're headed to the upper 60s, and low 70s out there. even mid 70s along the peninsula. 76 for you. 68 in the east bay and 78 in the tri-valley. you'll hit the upper 60s even with increasing clouds down in san francisco. i want to give you a taste what if to expect. showers by 7:00 a.m., into the south bay by 10:00 a.m. and we'll see activity about all day. here is mike. >> we're looking at a nice easy

drive 101 at 680. to the maps that's not the whole story. you come up 101, you approach tully and story we had a crash which moved to the shoulder. that ripples back to the 85/101 split in the northbound direction. that's the commute for the south bay. slowing on the east bay, we're starting to see 101 slow on the southbound side. and there is the bay bridge toll plaza. a beautiful view. low clouds as christina said, back to you. >> another local update coming up.

it is therefore, with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according to this new data, flight 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. >> that is the news families of those aboard did not want to hear. we are back at 7:30 on monday morning, the 24th of march, 2014. that was the prime minister of malaysia, announcing what was the fate of the flight 370. he said based on the new

satellite data conducted by the british authorities, they have come to no other conclusion that the missing flight plunged into the ocean in the southern course and all 239 people on board were killed. >> they knew where the plane was at a certain period of time in its flight and based on that location, it would not have enough fuel to get to the west or east or any known landing point. it would have run out of gas over the southern waters. that is why they are conducting an intense search there. >> that is why the search continues. also making headlines, the death toll from the tragic mudslide in washington is eight people. the situation is fluid. and president obama arrived in the netherlands overnight. he begins a week-long trip to europe. he will discuss the crisis in ukraine and how to prevent the

russian troops into the country. let's start this half hour with the oscar pistorius trial. the prosecution appears ready to wrap up the case. we have nbc's jeff rossen with us from pretoria. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. a bombshell in court. the police cell phone expert. the witness taking the stand and revealing all the private messages on whatsapp. oscar and reeva used it all the time. they used it weeks before he shot and killed her. oscar pistorius cried in court today as experts were analyzing their cell phone records. the couple had an argument

january 27th, reeva writes, you have picked on me since you got back from cape town. i was not flirting with anyone today. i feel sick you suggested that. you made a scene at the table and made us leave early. we are living in a double standard relationship. i am scared sometimes. his response, i howant to talk you. i was upset you left me after we got food to talk to a guy. then days before pistorius shot and killed her, a shooting he calls an accident, they were fighting again. reeva to pistorius, i regard myself as a lady. i did not feel like one tonight. i'm a person, too. i'm trying my best to make you happy. i can't be attacked by outsiders for dating you and attacked by you. earlier today, prosecutors got

back to the root of the case with another neighbor who said she heard it all that night. >> i said to my husband, it sounds to me as if it was a family murder. why else would she scream like that. >> reporter: she insists her balcony window was open with a clear view of pistorius' house. with these photos in court. >> i could still hear the skriming up until the third or second set of shots. i also heard a man screaming. i could not hear what he was screaming. i would not make it out, but a definite male voice. >> reporter: the defense team admits she could not hear well. what it was reeva. what if it was a high-pitched oscar? >> you cannot be 100% correct?

>> in my opinion, it is 100% reeva. >> reporter: reeva wrote to pistorius, my voice annoying. you are quick to act when you are unhappy. she just wants to love and be loved. maybe we can't do that for each other right now. the expert on the stand recovered 35,000 pages from reeva's phone alone, but with this information, matt and savannah, as we have been telling you, he claims it was an accident. he mistook her for an intruder, but prosecutors clearly trying to make their case for premeditated murder today. >> and the prosecution wrapping its case in a strong fashion if they wrap this week. jeff rossen in pretoria. thank you very much. let's switch gears and get a check of the weather with al. >> it is nice and warm in florida. they set records in miami and ft. lauderdale. 90 degrees.

you make your way to appare appalachacola. we have showers making its way across and we are looking at rain and showers over the next 24 hours. some of this is going to be heavy at times as low pressure develops off the southeastern atlantic coast. that will cause problems for us. you can see anywhere from 1 to 2 7:36. happy monday to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. the fog is taking over san francisco. take a look at this. as we head throughout the day today, some of this will burn off and we expect thick low clouds to roll right back in steadily as we head through about 3:00 p.m. temperatures are going to be comfortable and then drop starting tomorrow with rain moving in. 76 on the north bay. temperatures are going to crash tomorrow as well. rain starts tomorrow morning. and that's your latest weather.

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we are back now at 7:41 with a daring rescue in iowa that has one family breathing a sigh of relief. we're going to talk to them and their hero firefighter in a moment. but first more on their harrowing ordeal. it was a typical afternoon along the icy des moines river. 7 and 12-year-old brothers, dylan and corbin crawford were throwing rocks along the shore enjoying the day outside until things took a dangerous turn. >> one of them got their shoe stuck and it went flying on the ice. they went out to retrieve the shoe and next thing they knew they were floating down the river.

>> the ice they were standing on broke away from the river bank headed toward a hydroelectro dam. the brothers clinging to each other as they drifted downstream. >> got really, really, really scared. >> rescue crews raced against time throwing them a rope and life jackets in case the thin ice gave way. after 45 harrowing minutes, rescuers were finally able to get a boat to the boys hauling them off the ice and into the safety of their mother's arms. >> i scooped them up and just was so thankful to have them in my arms. >> well, dylan and corbin are with us now along with their mom barbara and alan the firefighter who rescued them. good morning. >> good morning. >> when you got that call and you're driving to the river, what was going through your mind? must have been terrifying moments. >> oh, i was petrified. i got the call while i was at work. and as soon as they told me what was going on, i ran out the door.

barely even told anybody what i was doing. and got in my car as soon as i could. it seemed like eternity before i got there. but it was probably between five and ten minutes, honestly. >> dylan and corbin, when you were out there on that ice floe and it was moving, what were you thinking? were you pretty scared? >> yeah. >> sudden death. maybe sudden death. >> were you crying for help? how did you get anyone's attention? >> my brother. help! help us! we're going to die! >> do you have to do that every tv show? >> i'll try to be like you. >> he's reenacting what happened. and this wonderful firefighter comes along. tell us about the rescue. there they are out there and you had to basically swim towards them? >> it was the -- the river was rising. it was slowly rising, but we had a group of guys. my shift on the fire department, we were ready to go as soon as we got there. we got our gear on before we

left the station. and got there and we thankfully just a few weeks ago, maybe a month or so ago, kind of practiced some ice rescue stuff. still somewhat fresh in our heads. >> scary in and of itself to have them floating on this. they were actually headed to even more danger. can you explain? >> they have a dam they were probably about 100 yards from and if something would've put it over. could have been a worse situation than it was. >> barbara, we saw the image of you when the firefighter brought them to you and you gave them a hug. what was that moment like? >> oh, my legs were jell-o. i was trying to do my best to stay calm for them so they would stay calm. but as soon as they came close to me, i scooped corbin up and both of us stood there and cried for probably a good five minutes. and then dylan came up and ran into the arms of his sister. and we were just all glad to be back together. >> absolutely.

but i know that once the relief wore off, you wanted to teach him a little lesson, too. >> very much so. and, guys, what did you learn from this whole experience? >> ice is bad. very bad. the dam is bad. very bad. i don't like the dam, no one likes ice. except for a beverage. >> that's a good lesson to hold on to. thank you so much. >> not a problem. that's just what we do. going to work, doing our job. doing what we love. got a good group of guys and all worked together to get the job done every day. >> crawford family, glad to see you here on dry land. thank you. >> thank you. >> and coming up, we'll switch gears and will they help or hurt? a reason to re-examine your references before applying for your next job. plus, torn up your bracket yet? carson has the latest march madness after this. if you're living with chronic migraine,

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don't even cur. this is good, too. he plays cow bell for the stanford band. he was rocking out yesterday. we saw that vine from eliot. how about dayton, huh? the student body going nuts. even the president got hoisted up by the fans. a lot of fun there. our pick, natalie not here today. she lost that wichita state game. 42 points out of 64 leads the way. matt, myself and al on the bottom, having a lot of fun with that. this is realtime on the digital dashboard. people watching, they think kentucky wildcats going to take it. michigan state, michigan and so on and so forth. guys, back to you. >> bracket got busted very early. >> got kentucky in my final four. >> you do? >> yes. >> my picks were totally emotional. kevin bacon flashes back to one of his most famous roles for a "tonight show" entrance you want to see. >> it's a fun video. plus, the "vogue" cover featuring kim kardashian and

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good morning to you. 7:55. i'm laura garcia-cannon. santa clara county could be the latest to crack down on e-cigarettes. the board of supervisors will consider a measure treating the devices like traditional cigarettes. it would be illegal to use them at all county buildings and within 30 feet of outdoor service area. several studies are looking into health risks are under way. >> a community meeting will be held in san francisco to talk about increasing the cost of soda. the proposed measure would add 2 cents per ounce tax on sugar drinks. soda companies say it will raise grocery prices. supporters say it could raise as much as $31 million a year for local health programs. >> check the forecast and a nice one ahead. >> you know, it's our last day of the upper 70s before that rain returns. i want to show you changes right now. south bay bright sunshine, same

in the north bay. in between the east bay san francisco showing you plenty of low cloud cover. we do have changes out there right now as the area of low pressure tracks closer to the bay area. we're going to see comfortable levels. 78 in the east bay, 76 in the south bay, sense sense pretty nice day, 76, and 78 degrees in the tri-valley. as we head throughout the day clear with a mild breeze early, by this afternoon the clouds really increase and the showers arrive tomorrow morning. here's mike. >> you showed that shot around the bay, a mix of the sunny and cloudy skies. the sunny drive for 101. before you get there around 680 you see the northbound route jammed up with a couple lanes block 101 so keep that in mind all of the 85 split. you might want to take 85 north. but that's crowded as well. there is a look at the rest of the bay. typical pattern. slow through the tri-valley and the san mateo bridge the east shore freeway low clouds and the traffic moves smoothly until powell. >> thank you very much.

♪ ♪ it's 8:00 on "today." and coming up, big blow to blackberry? is president obama finally ready to ditch one of his most prized 3 c3 ¿está el presidente obama para . is is president barack obama ready to ditch one of his most prized possessions? fashion don't. why some are saying kanye's cover is anything but in vogue. start your ovens. we're kicking off the interactive series introduces you to self made chefs who will change the way you think about and cook your food. grab your aprons. cook along with us today. monday, march 24, 2014. celebrating my 70th birthday

on the "today" show. >> celebrating any 16th. >> we're on spring break. we love you. >> good morning wisconsin. i love al. >> it's 8:00 on a monday morning. 24th day of march, 2014. nice crowd here on the plaza on a day that does not feel much like spring. >> going to feel less like it tomorrow. >> getting ready to do live cooking. >> they say frozen vegetables are as good as fresh. >> that's what we've got out here. >> part of our fresh cooked segment right? >> all week long we'll let you live cook at home, on air, online. great chefs lined up this week. >> if you want to get the recipes ahead of time and shop

for the stuff, you can right? >> yes. no more people getting up in the middle of the show and heading to the grocery store. that defeats the purpose. >> we wanted you to take a groupie at work. #no filter. we've been getting a ton which is a lot of fun which is fun. there's a wall. it's a groupie right? >> so confusing. send it any way. #orange room. >> check out the top stories. good morning everyone. a sad announcement from malaysia's prime minister. he says the missing flight 370 plunged into the indian ocean. nbc ker is in kuala lumpur. >> we were here with a small group of relatives as they watched the prime minister announce flight 370, according

to new analysis had ended the journey in a remote location far from possible landing sites. so he said it is with deep sadness and regret i must inform you according to new data, flight mh 370 ended in the southern indian ocean. we watched as this family listened. one father of a 29-year-old who was on the flight, his wife, the boy's stepmother gently stroking his arm. she was in tears. this man not able to speak english. after the announcement was made, a relative leaned in and explained to him what had been announced. he simply got up and walked away. really heartbreaking. >> rescuers resume searching this morning for more than a dozen missing after a massive mud slide.

the confirmed number of dead is eight people. a wall of mud, trees and rocks swept down a hillside and demolished 30 homes. one of the nation's busiest shipping channels is closed while crews clean up an oil spill in texas. the coast guard says 168,000 gallons leaked from a barge that collided with another ship friday. tides keep moving the oil further out into the gulf of mexico. big commuter problems in chicago. a subway train derailed the airport. it shot past the platform and hit the escalator that leads to the te the terminals. the cause of the crash is under investigation. jeb bush and hillary clinton are sharing the spotlight today in the education conference in texas. could it be the preview of a bush clinton presidential race in 2016?

the story from nbc chief white house correspondent. >> two sharing the the white house could be rivals in 2016. democrats seem comfortable with the idea of a core flags core n hillary clinton. many are begging her to run. many would like to see a core nation of their own, jeb bush. bush joked about a matchup with clinton before. >> we agree with the wisdom of american people, especially those in iowa, south carolina. >> bush seems open to a run. at times more forth coming to his interest than hillary clinton who continues to remain coil about her plans. >> if you don't represent women in poll ticks in america as future president, who will? >> give me your name and number. >> bush has been more direct promising to mike a final decision by the end of this year.

>> the decision will be based on can i do it joyfully? we kneed to have candidates lift our spirits. >> new interesting from key republicans comes as the earliest establishment favorite chris christie has been damaged by the bridge scandal leaving bush as the states's man. >> and bush has family matters to consider. his own mother has said she doesn't want him to run as she told matt on "today." >> we've had enough bush's. >> he's now trying to make light of his mom. >> would you get your mom's vote? >> yes. >> if bush goes head to head with clinton, polls show he'd face an uphill battle. will the long time conservative

from florida be viewed as conservative enough for the republican party of 2016? for "today," nbc news washington. a pilot ditched his plane into the waters after having engine troubles. it was starting to climb when the engine failed. he escaped uninjured and was sitting on top of the plane when rescuers made it to him. it's 8:07. now to everyone hanging out on the plaza. >> it does not feel like spring out here. >> no. >> pardon me? >> let's go over to al to check the weather. >> all right. thanks so much. down here it's a little breezy. happy birthday. >> thank you. >> what's your name? >> emma. >> happy birthday. you have bad timing. you were in florida and came here. >> i am freezing.

>> let's check your weather. we're looking at wet stuff making its way through florida as we mentioned. detroit you're looking okay. you'll have a beautiful sun rise this morning. that is gorgeous. 32 degrees for your high temperature. rest of the country looking at these temperatures that are going to stay a little on the chilly side. great lakes into the northeast. polar jet stays south and eventually starts to retreat a little bit. you can see on wednesday it is chilly in the northeast and great lakes as well. today we got a wintery mix in much of missouri. beautiful out west. 8:08. good monday morning to you. great day shaping up. temperatures are chilly enough for a coat right now. something that you can ditch later on. look at where we're headed, upper 70s. 76 for the peninsula. and the same for the south bay. 68 degrees in san francisco. you can tell why.

brought your temperatures down there. all that fog is moving in quickly. as we head throughout tomorrow morning, showers arrive by about 7:00 a.m. all that activity will press to the south of the golden gate bridge by 10:00 a.m. and that's your latest weather. >> all right, mr. roker. thanks very much. you're applying for a job. this is coming up on "trending." you give a list of references. you assume people are going to say nice things about you. >> not so fast. >> more about that on trending. >> is this a fashion don't. why some fellow stars are not happy to see kim kardashian and kanye west on the cover of "vogue." and we'll kick off our interactive cook along extravaganza on "today" and online. we're going to do some cooking, spring shopping right after this. spring shopping right after this.

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2008, he said there were two habits he could not kick, smoking and using a blackberry. well, he ditched cigarettes a long time ago and now his beloved smartphone could get the boot. in what would be a symbolic blow to struggling blackberry, the "wall street journal" saying the white house is testing phones from samsung and lg. spokesperson at the white house pushing back saying no changes are imminent. apparently other phone companies have made great strides coming up with phones that are more and more secure, which is one of the reasons he was hanging on to his blackberry. >> not just the blackberry you get over at radioshack. >> not your grandfather's -- >> it's like the one thing they could say. the president still uses it. >> right. i hear he's going back to a beeper, too. that's going to be cool. let's say you're hunting for a job, aced the interview and the employer wants to check your references. you're thinking, i'm as good as hired, right? well, a new survey says maybe not. guess what, 62% of employers

reported receiving negative reviews of a job candidate, 69% changed their mind about a potential hire after speaking with a reference. let's pause right here. have you given bad job references before? >> i have. >> you have? >> now that i think about it, i have. >> honest. just honest. and i knew that the person that used me as a reference and asked me and i said, yes, you can. and when i spoke with the potential new employer, i was honest. and it wasn't a great review. i felt like i was on the hook. >> and it starts early. when someone picks up the phone to ask you to be a reference, it's very hard to say no. >> you should, though. if you're going to give them a bad reference, you should say, i'm going to be honest with you, here are the things you should have worked on and this is what i will say. so they're not blind sided. >> no comment, by the way, is just as bad. a employer says would you like to give a p reference, no, i'd prefer not. >> a bad connection. >> good luck with that. >> how do you avoid it?

>> i always say, you know, i didn't work that closely with this person. that's the diplomatic way of not slamming them. >> should you ask the person you're going to ask for the reference? should you tell them you listed them as a reference? >> yeah. you have to call and say i want to put you on the list. >> oh, you have to. and also, you should ask the person, are you comfortable giving me a recommendation? that's one of the recommendations. >> people who might give you a favorable recommendation. in my case, the guy probably knew. >> like family members. >> not so fast. >> all right. well, now to a photo that's been liked from 27,000 times on facebook. the man in the picture. his name is mario. and he worked in the zoo where he developed a bond with beautiful animals who call it home. more recently he developed terminal cancer and it was his dying wish to pay a final visit to that zoo. and there you see what happened next, a giraffe leaning in for a

last good-bye. one eyewitness -- it's heartbreaking. hard to see. but you know it meant the world to him to be there. >> they have that bond. wow. that's so sweet. to a lighter note. so what would force kevin bacon to once again kick off his sunday shoes? well, how about jimmy fallon outlawing dancing on the "tonight show." where have i heard that? ♪ well, it happened friday, pushing kevin to recreate his iconic scene from "footloose." and if that wasn't enough, he got everybody to cut footloose. >> let's dance! >> it's hard to tell what's then and what's now. kevin looks so good.

of course, jimmy fallon had no choice but to lift his ban on dancing and "footloose" celebrating the 30th anniversary this year. >> it ends well. >> yeah. >> that is "what's trending today." we're back in 30 seconds. >> well, here's a story that's been making headlines. kim kardashian and her fiancee kanye west appear on magazine covers all the time.

why is there now such a backlash they have landed the coveted cover of "vogue"? here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: the cover of "vogue," a fashionista's dream. but for kim kardashian, the cover is bringing controversy. >> not in a number of years has a "vogue" cover caused this much controversy. >> as soon as "vogue" revealed the april cover featuring kardashian and fiancee kanye west. >> sarah michelle gellar tweeting, i guess i'm cancelling my vogue subscription. and while kim was tweeting, this is such a dream come true, other celebrities started poking fun. >> james franco and seth rogan super imposed. they're no strangers to mocking kimye. remember this spoof? this time, even miss piggy and kermit got in.

for kim and kanye, seems the cover was a long time coming. here's kanye back in october on ryan seacrest's radio show. >> there's no way kim kardashian shouldn't be on the cover of "vogue." >> anna winter denies accusations kanye begged her for the shot. saying in her editor's letter, as for the cover, my opinion is it's charming and touching, and it was, i should add, entirely our idea. >> many people feel as if the "vogue" cover is the culmination of a life's body of work. you don't think reality star. and you don't think kim kardashian. >> the issue doesn't hit newsstands until next week. but no matter how you feel about them, kim and kanye might just be living up to that new twitter #worldsmosttalkedabout couple. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> if you want to weigh in on this controversy, #orangeroom.

>> mission accomplished. >> everybody's talking about it. >> everybody's talking about it. >> very true. let's head outside now to carson. >> all right, guys. thank you very much. now to the start to our new interactive series. fresh cooked live. we're going to introduce you to talented self-made cooks and you're going to be able to cook with them here on "today" and on today.com. our first chef, laura vitale, her cooking show has more than 1 million subscribers. she's got a true fashion for food that she believes in. >> hi, guys. laura vitale. i want to show you how to make everything from scratch. really easy. >> delicious, simple, classic italian. >> real italian, parmesan -- italian sausage, oregano. when i tell you this recipe is

delicious, you've got to believe me. that's a party. am i right? >> all right, laura, let's get to it. it is spring, believe it or not. it's a little chilly out here in our farmer's market. tell us what we're shopping for today. >> i wanted to share a couple of recipes that were really full of beautiful bright, fresh produce. so we're going to make a beautiful vegetable risotto. >> people are scared to cook it. you've got to get that rice just right. but for the cooks at home, what's the key to making a good risotto? >> make for a small amount of people. never more than four people because it's all about the texture. but it's really about a little bit at a time. >> for people at home, we want this to be interactive and them cooking along with us. you've got goodies. what should they be getting to make what we're going to make today? >> the great thing about this reci

recipe. you can use any fresh available produce you can find in the local farmer's market or the grocery store around this time of year. and the vegetables you really can find pretty much anywhere. got zucchini, yellow squash, fresh herbs. think color, think spring, think colors. that's what attracts me this time of year. >> those are the spring vegetables for you? >> yeah. >> we'll have you guys at home get ready to go cooking. we're going to do it online. we're going to be here "today" #freshcookslive. we're going to be on today.com as soon as we're done here, we'll help you out, take your questions. hashtag your questions like that. and we'll be back, guys. and we'll have more from the kitchen right after this with laura. >> carson's been talking about ways to prepare a dinner tonight. >> microwave. all right. also, ahead, new apps to save you time and money. we'll tell you where to clip. and get ready to be amazed. hair-raising experiments that

will leave you baffled. any experiment leaves us baffled. but first, your local news.

a very good morning to you. the former owners of a livermore preschool will stand trial for allegedly swaddling babies too tightly. ja a judge rules there is enough evidence to try them. the state shut down the preschool last march after the two women were accused of wrapping the infants so tightly it impaired their breathing. they'll be in court next month to set a trial date. let's check the morning commute now with mike. how is it for a monday? >> you know, for a monday, it's all right. a typical pattern for many spots in the bay. we'll call it a couple things here. 880 through the oakland area. we'll show you on the map, it's kind of the same thing, north

880 as well as welcome back 580. we're starting to see the slowing start to grow as you head through oakland. on the other side of the bay, fog reported. it may be an issue for folks traveling northbound 280 coming out of pacifica. typical pattern for that spot. we're looking at a smoother drive. anywhere north of san mateo. starting to speed up a little bit. northbound routes jam up from san jose except for south 280 winchester a crash there. laura, back to you. >> thank you for joining us as well. we'll be back with another update in half an hour.

♪ 8:30 now on a monday morning, the 24th of march, 2014. happy spring, everyone. it's 27 degrees out here on the plaza. little bit chilly. getting chillier. but here's the good news, shakira will be here wednesday. we'll be shaking it. >> shovel the snow off the plaza. >> oh, al. it's always snow with you. she'll be here wednesday morning. bundle up and come on down and you'll be treated to a great

concert out on the plaza. all right. coming up this morning, the much talked about host on a brand new show on msnbc. he's going to talk about one of the most troubled issues facing our country right now. and we want you to use your cell phone or your tablet to save time and money. our buddy mario armstrong revealing new apps that can help you do everything from avoiding traffic to trapping the best deals. >> pretty cool. but first, let's check in with carson again. and this morning, fresh cook live chef laura vitale. >> yeah, we're here with laura. and actually, we're live online right now. a new cooking interactive series. want to get you home cooking along with us. we'll be taking your questions at #freshcookslive. making risotto today. fresh cooked vegetables, doesn't feel much like spring. we're going to get cooking in a little bit. go to today.com where we're live right now and we'll share the results here in a little bit. guys? >> okay. and reminder, to follow along go

to today.com, we're going to share the results with you in a bit. i kind of want to be home so i can follow this, right? >> yeah. >> and to be out of the cold. >> there you go. the host of "none of the above" on the national geographic channel. he's part of a unique brand of science. tim, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> in all of the reviews of the show, people refer to you as the irreverent engineer. do you like that label? >> i do live science. this isn't a magic show. magic's not real. this is real stuff, real science. i go to the streets basically and take a subject and do it as an experiment. and just before i carry it out, i say what's going to happen. here you go. >> get ready. >> a bike wheel. and the challenge is, i'd like you to see if you can balance that on a finger. no pregnant ladies allowed i've been told. >> oh, wow.

okay. >> just from here on one side. >> on the -- >> absolutely. >> he can do it. come on. >> it is going to go. hold on. let go. >> we'll hold your mike. >> i've got to see this. >> not good. >> all right. check this out. anyone else want a go? >> no. >> i just want to see how this is done. >> it's called gyroscopic perception. >> oh. >> and that's one of the simpler ones. some of the challenges you give people are rather complex. >> we do explosions. we do huge dominos, all sorts of massive experiments. small ones, big ones, this is a moderate one. it's a tiny one, quite frankly, but pretty cool thing. >> that's cool. >> but the idea it gets people to open their eyes to the wonders of the world around

them. >> and using words like science and experiment. the show is tonight at 9:00. and my bosses told me if the show rates well, i can come back to america. >> wow. >> you put a lot on the line. >> well, you guys need to come over to england. >> you're never going home. i'll tell you that. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> all right. if you don't watch it tonight, room 913. my room at 9:00. come and join me. >> all right. there you go. >> it premieres tonight on natgeo 9:00 eastern. or visit him in his hotel tell room. your choice. as we've been telling you, cold air in the northeast. it's not going anywhere. we'll be looking at a chilly day. wet weather down through the gulf, plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest. 89 in phoenix today. tomorrow, it is going to continue, sunny and warm to the southwest. rain spreading from seattle down into central california. it's going to be messy in the

northeast with rain along the coast, snow inland and very, very windy conditions. 8:35. happy monday to you. weather definitely going to make things a little bit easier this morning than what we're expecting tomorrow as that rain comes in. right now, 40s, 50s. low clouds moving in along the inner bay and into san francisco right now. nonetheless, you're still going to hit a high around 67 degrees in the city. 76 degrees right here in san jose. showers arrive tomorrow morning and your temperatures are going to drop substantially. enjoy the 70s while they last. >> and that's your latest weather. okay. time to say hello to the world famous ventriloquist. sold more than 7 million dvds and his online videos have 500 million views. he's crowned the world record holder for the most tickets sold for a world comedy tour.

>> 15 years, you'll see. >> i'll see what? >> remember when you said till death do us part? >> yeah. >> later you realize you're actually setting a goal. >> jeff and walter. nice to see both of you. >> nice to see you, al. >> it's so great being here. i've got to show you one thing. >> okay. >> look at this. us together. who is this right here? it's obama and biden. us like this. don't you think? >> the vice president has more hair. >> i can see it. >> do you still love touring? >> we're all over the place. we're going to be doing shows all over the place. starting in canada, the uk, australia, south africa. >> get this, we're going to be doing shows in tel aviv, israel. >> wow. >> yeah. yeah. >> also kuala lumpur, as well, singapore and end up in pearl harbor. >> you know, you're one of the

last real practitioners of this art. do you find that people are -- it's kind of old school, yet it still works. people get it. >> it's funny, entertaining, make people laugh, that's all that matters. we're all over the place and the fans are awesome and that's why we're here. >> jeff and walter, thank you so much. >> thanks, al. good seeing you. >> thank you. we'll work on that. just like that. savannah? >> all right, al. thank you. coming up next, ronan farrow is here. plus, how is your recipe coming? fresh cook live chef is hard at work and follow along with her on today.com right now. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪

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we are back with an eye opening report about being homeless in america. the surprising number of people who work with, but can't afford a place of their own. roman farrow has more on this. >> reporter: right here in new york city, the skyrocketing cost of living in an unforgiving economy have created this growing category of men and women who wake up on the street or in a shelter, get dressed and head to work, or worse head to another crushing day of getting back to work. >> how hard is it to stay positive? >> it's really hard. >> reporter: if you pass shaquana on a street, you would likely have to idea she woke up that morning on a homeless shelter. the 32-year-old and her children have lived in a shelter since april. >> there's been situations where i didn't want anybody to know where i got off the train, because everybody knows that

area. everybody knows that building. >> reporter: she says she fled an abusive relationship in florida, leaving behind a business and a home. to the comfort of her hometown, new york. when she arrived she couldn't find work. no work meant no money for a home. now she and her children are some of the 53,000 seeking refuge in new york city shelters every single night. the number of homeless men and women with jobs is growing. are a lot of the people you're staying with at the shelter working while in the shelter? >> most people are working, yes. >> reporter: there are now more working among the homeless in new york than ever before according to city's own data, up 67% in just the last three years. >> incredible women that are sometimes holding down two minimum wage jobs. >> reporter: mary leads new

york's coalition for the homeless. she sees untapped potential. >> homeless people have overcome amazing hurdles in their lives. you see that resourcefulness and resiliency. that's the kind of thing that you can't buy. >> reporter: no one is handing shaquana any free passes. >> she remains hopeful. she is finding job training programs wherever she can and trying to get back on her feet, for herself and for her children. >> i know on the horizon up there somewhere, something will turn up. a new report from that group, the coalition for the homeless, shows new york with its highest number of homeless ever. other cities are seeing similar numbers around the country. on my show we turn to viewers to help us report on this, asking us to find out the number of emergency shelter beds available in their cities. most found none. >> that's what you do a lot on the show, reaching out to

viewers, trying to get them involved in the stories. >> that's right. every week, we turn to viewers, we get them to identify an underreported story they want to see more of and help us report that story out. this week we're looking at the costs of health care. we're already getting a lot of responses. interested to see how that plays out. >> helps people get connected to the stories. >> ronan, thank you. coming up next, hot new apps that will save you time and money, and we'll check in on the spring cook-along. first this is "today" on nbc.

we're back now at 8:45. if you're short on time and could use a little extra cash, your cell phone could hold the solution. today's digital expert mario

armstrong is here with some of his favorite new apps. good morning to you. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. one of yours on the list is called ways. i installed it on my phone last night. had a little trouble starting because i forgot to tell it where i was, so it couldn't tell me where i was going. this is a gps traffic type app. >> what makes this different is you get realtime traffic conditions from other people on the same route you're going. so right now, i've plugged in -- we're at rockefeller center and headed to ft. lee. so on the map, i could actually see a bunch of icons. red lines, yellow lines, traffic speeds. it really gives me an indication from other people along the same route what's happening on the road. >> you need a little education as to what all those icons and symbols mean, though? >> some of them are happy faces, some of them are obvious. you'll see a little traffic cop. you know that's a speed camera or a visible cop around. other things happy faces or evil faces, mad faces. >> people can tell you where the traffic is and construction is. do they then give you more

information how long it might last? >> sure. you can comment, give that, get construction, traffic accidents, all types of other delays, as well. speed. so if there is something happening up ahead, they can let you know. in 15 minutes, it's going to clear. >> that was called ways, download it for free. >> a lot of people spend a lot of hours in their cars. >> true. >> this is a big time saver. >> this one you like called push pin and great for saving time and money on shopping. >> on shopping. we spend a lot of time and hours shopping. here's the thing about push pins. what's great about this. pull it up here. right away, create different lists. i have a dessert list, groceries list and chicken dinner list. what i love about this, when i go shopping in the aisles, it breaks it out. i can go to the breakfast aisle, i'm not bouncing all around the grocery store trying to complete my list. >> if you have a recipe, gives you the ingredients you need. you go to the store, you know what you're shopping for. >> and you can share the list

and get coupons and clip them, as well. saves money and time. >> all right. the last one is called poach it. this is great for saving money if you have a particular item you're looking to buy. you like this more on a computer? >> yeah, this works better, built for the computer. about 400 hours or so per year spent online shopping. you go to poachit.com. set up your profile. i'm tracking a number of items. how this works, matt. i actually shop like i normally would. go to macy's.com, and i hit the poach it button and that tracks it and sends me an e-mail alert when it drops. >> even if it's something you don't need to buy that day if you have patience and want to buy it in a week, it gives you feedback as to where the price is going. >> and not only that. when i'm shopping for my wife for a coat, i can see the pattern of the coat where it was at $169 originally, now at $50. i can see the trend line where it is.

>> one of the major complaints people have when they're using shopping sites is that the promotional codes don't work. how does this -- >> wasting a lot of time with that. they have proprietary patent technology that validates the coupon codes before it gets to it. >> so you don't waste time. >> they show up on their site, work. >> go over them again. ways -- >> ways for driving, push pins for your groceries and poachit.com to track the items you want. >> how much is that basketball going to cost? >> this is $299 but cost me -- >> $299. >> march madness, not your average basketball. smart sensors to give you the best grip, best shot and best dribble. >> $29.99, i can get two of them. fresh cooks live, laura's going to show us what she's creating. hopefully you've got something very similar that you're working on at home. but first this is "today" on nbc.

we're back at 8:51 with our special week long series "fresh cooks live." chef laura vitale has been teaching us how to make a risotto and raw salad. i don't know if they've indulged yet, but let's remind everybody,

laura, what we've got going on. spring is here, we've got a little bit of olive oil shallots, very easy risotto. >> no, not intimidating at all. i'm going to add that to my base that we cook, you know, the traditional way you cook risotto. a little bit of olive oil, onions, garlic, the usual suspects, a little bit of celery. fed it with stock, adding a good splash of wine. >> are you going to add anything to that? a little bit of oil, salt. parmesan cheese, butter. >> we're going to add it now. this is what's going to make it. we're going to add the parmesan cheese and butter. >> i'm going to stir that. what's the dessert you're going to make with this? >> blueberry turnovers. >> this looks amazing. >> yeah, they're really, really easy to make. i've got some fresh blueberries, a lovely filling that's going to resemble almost the taste of a cheesecake. >> right. >> that's going to be delicious and we'll wrap them in puff pastries and they'll be good to go in the oven.

i'm going to rinse my blueberries quickly. i want to get those rinsed and ready to go. >> laura came over from italy. started cooking a lot and youtube, you have over 1 million people online, self-made cooks and people inspired by you. and it's a fantastic business. social media. did you ever think you'd be able to have this career you wanted. you did it without anybody's help. >> i wanted it. it was very difficult. like i mentioned before, you're used to the amazing world of beautiful people make great food and it just -- >> but it's attainable. >> it is attainable. you don't have to go to cooking school. i didn't go to cooking school. you just have to have passion for it. that's my motto. if you like it, if you have passion, you're good to go. i'm just going to get some lemon juice into my blueberries with corn starch and sugar.

>> should i pull this off the heat? >> yep. turn it off right now. it's nice and velvety. it's the perfect texture. >> yeah. >> i'm also going to -- that's perfect. i'm going to grab some puff pastries. i'm going to flour my surface. >> did we blow off the spring salad and go for dessert? >> but it's lovely, simple, flavorful and fresh vegetables available in pretty much every supermarket. and we're going to pair that with lovely salt and pepper and fresh herbs and we're ready to go. i'm going to roll this out a little tiny bit. if you would crack this egg in here for me and give it -- >> i will. >> i'm rolling out my puff pastry a little bit and take a biscuit cutter and make little circles out of there. and what i have in this little bowl here, i've got my premixture, cream cheese, little bit of vanilla.

again, give you that same flavor, almost like a cheesecake. i'm going to add that to the center of the pastry. i'm going to top that with a blueberry mixture. >> what is this egg wash going to do? >> seal everything together and stay sealed. >> and provide a little bit of golden brown. >> provide a little bit of color on the top. and these two for now. >> we've got the fresh vegetables, the risotto going. matt and al and savannah, if they want to taste a little bit of this. >> what do you think, guys? >> what do you think? >> just amazing. >> the spring salad is delicious. >> it's terrific. >> you see? it added a little something special to the dish, didn't it? >> light and healthy, too. >> it is. >> guilt-free. >> it is. >> and it's still a little chilly out, you've got a little bit of heartiness and winter feel the spring vegetables makes

it feel like spring. >> exactly. >> the dessert is amazing. this pastry is awesome. >> that good, too? >> i'm happy to hear that. >> no wine. what are you washing this back with? >> water. >> that's boring. >> it's 8:55 in the morning, carson. >> it is? >> this isn't kathie lee and hoda. >> i'm going to -- i've got turnovers here ready to go. sprinkle them with powdered you're watching "today in the bay." >> good monday morning to you. i'm peggy bunker. for the first time in six years, the stanford men's basketball team is headed to the sbeet 16. the cardinal did away with the kansas jay hawks. yesterday, what a game for stanford against the 11 seed, the dayton fliers on thursday, that will take place on memphis. getting a look at that monday morning forecast with you with christina loren. good morning.

>> good morning to you at home. temperatures are still pretty chilly out there, although we're actually creeping up with the sunshine in the south bay right now. 76 degrees right there. you can see plenty of low clouds over san francisco. 76 later on today in the north bay. overall, we've got rain moving in as of tomorrow and a lot of snow on the way to tahoe. potentially up to six feet before all is said and done.

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from nbc news, this is "today" with al roker, nally morales, willie geist and tamron hall. welcome on a monday morning, march the 24th, 2014. >> he's back! >> he's back! >> back on the block. i'm willie geist along with al and tamron. natalie has the day off. what is it? like 30 degrees today? >> it's terrible. >> come on, spring. >> not quite. >> bring spring back with you from your spring break. >> it was warmer where i was than it was here. >> antarctica? >> in colorado. >> good news, we have some skiing weather coming up. >> there's snow tomorrow, right? >> yeah. >> did you have a good time? >> i had a great time. >> we went out west skiing.

my kids are 6 and 4. and to see 4-year-old george who comes up to about my knee. >> that's george in the blue. >> in the blue. >> to go up a chair lift to the top of the colorado rockies without us. he's with an instructor. but we're like, is this okay? >> i thought he just left. >> extreme skiing by himself. >> that's impressive. >> they learn so fast at that age and so low to the ground, no fear. >> no fear. >> go, george. >> it was a good trip. but i'm glad to be back. >> glad to have you back. >> thank you, thank you. >> boy, tons of news going on. we start with the story out of the state of washington where the governor has declared a state of emergency after a deadly mudslide wiped out two communities on saturday. at least eight people dead, another 23 missing at this point. 23 missing. check out the photo here. this is what the area looked like before the mudslide. about an hour north-northwest of seattle. here's what it looked like after. >> and they had mudslides in this area, but nothing like this. >> what causes the conditions to be right for something like this? >> well, they've been getting

heavy rain there over the last few weeks. almost 8 inches of rain. and so you have this shifting going on underneath the topsoil, an erosion. and, all of a sudden, you know, it just gives way with no warning. >> rescuers say they could hear people crying out for help. >> 15 feet to 20 feet of mud. this is like trying to go through cement. you know, wet cement. >> as rescue teams pulled a 6-month-old baby and six others out alive. unfortunately at a press conference, they went out and they haven't heard the cries they were hearing earlier in the weekend. greg's brother john and sister-in-law chris are among the missing. here is what he had to say. >> their voices they're hearing are encased in 20 feet of mud. if someone can survive it, it's him. and his wife, i'm sure. >> gosh. we're thinking about those families. i mean, you talk about 23 people missing, and it happens in a flash. no way to prepare for it.

>> no warning. nothing. this is like -- if you think of an avalanche. >> right. >> except with rock and mud and trees and debris. i mean, it literally takes out homes, cars. anything in its path. >> wow. >> i guess these were two kind of old fishing villages with older, smaller homes. and it looks like they didn't stand much of a chance. >> quite frankly -- >> it's completely leveled out there. when i saw this last night on "nightly news," i've never heard of anything like this comparable with a mudslide that swept away so much and so many lives. >> and it was really heartbreaking for the rescuers. they had to leave because it wasn't safe. >> right. >> and they could hear people. as a rescuer, first responder, that's got to tear you apart. >> we hold out hope. >> yeah. some uplifting news as we hold out hope for those folks, definitely, in washington state. one of the boston marathon

survivors is about to be a dad. you certainly, i hope, remember this iconic image. it was of jeff bowman taken moments after the bombing. you see his leg there just mangled after the explosion. the man in the cowboy has helped him from the scene. he just lost both legs. he announced he is expecting his if i recall child with his girlfriend, erin hurley. the baby is due this summer. nothing like a summer baby. little t-shirts on. so cute. anyway -- >> you got into that -- >> i love summer babies. i love it. you don't see them in the winter. when winter babies are all bundled up and there's a joy when you see them finally -- >> see the fat rolls on the arms. >> enough about me. >> enough about al. anyway, he made the announcement on the charity facebook page. the jeffrey bowman foundation. last july, he talked with brian about the experience, of course, standing there when the

explosion itself took place. but, today, celebrating his life and the new life that's on the way. so congratulations. so sweet. we love that. >> love that. >> spreading good news. love that. >> congratulations. >> now, here's a story that i don't quite understand this controversy. >> we don't either. >> i don't get it. >> it's the cover issue of april "vogue," all right. kim kardashian and kanye west are together on -- and, look, i'm not a huge kanye fan. but this is a gorgeous couple. >> the dress is stunning. >> she's stunning, he looks great. they're in love. >> right. >> people have gone nuts online about this. just so upset about this cover. i don't understand it. >> i guess the criticism -- i don't share it, but i guess the criticism is that "vogue" occupies a rarefied air in fashion. and that a reality tv star should not be on the cover. i don't get that argument, quite. but a lot of people have

advanced that. >> number one, he is not, to your point, he's done shady things that i could go on about, definitely, but he is -- >> i'm a little concerned there. >> i could have gone with the other thing. nevertheless, he is a designer, she's a designer. he is, in my opinion, one of the best hip hop musicians in the business right now. >> no question. >> and you can have opinions but this whole ground swell of going on to twitter and facebook and just tearing people down. it's a magazine, which i subscribe to, by the way, and i love it. it's a fashion magazine, not the nobel prize journal. anna winter might ban me, which i would never be on anyway, but it's "vogue." it's a fashion magazine. it's a fashion magazine. what's the problem? >> so the blog, the fashion blog tweeted there's a difference between controversial and classless. learn it. buffy actress, sarah michelle gellar tweeted, well, i guess

i'm canceling my "vogue" subscription. >> sarah michelle seems like she would be a really fun person to hang out with, i don't know why you have to tweet it out. just cancel it. and i don't like when people say, who's with me? if you believe in it, stand on your own and cancel it. why do you have to get the mob -- >> the great thing about it is in the social media world, when something like this happens, people are going to jump on the bandwagon. take a look. >> i love this. >> "vague" magazine. kermit and miss piggy. >> but someone is upset. they are saying her bouquet is all wrong. >> you've got james franco and seth rogan. and one other one that came out. oh! oh! >> willie, your arms are so thin! >> i know. i work on my arms a lot. >> did you do that on the spring break? >> i'm a little bustier than i'd

like to be. >> and the way al is caressing you, it reminds me of when you both kissed on air. >> no, no, we're not going back there. >> come on. >> we're not going back there. >> give me some happiness. >> i've got a framed copy for you. >> nothing says welcome back like a wedding photo. >> hang in the bedroom so when christine wakes up. christina can look and see -- >> your sweet, sweet car rest. >> we went to prom together, that same pose. >> look how happy you look. >> it was a beautiful day. and if there's controversy about it, so be it, sarah michelle. >> i didn't want that shoot to end. i really didn't. >> surely we have better things to do with our time than worrying about "vogue" covers. >> we're not worried about it. we're just trying to be like everyone else. i've got a great, great piece of video to show you. it's incredible. magic for dogs posted on youtube three days ago. already has more than 4 million views. it's a magician who is tricking dogs. it's just terrible. >> no fair.

♪ >> what? >> scooby-doo? aw. look, he's like, come on. >> come on. >> give it up. >> got it. >> did you drop it? i thought it was right there. >> which way did it go? >> i know it was here. >> aww. >> give him the treat already. >> come on. all right. come on. okay. the heck with you. >> not falling for this nonsense you've got going on. he's not having it. >> sally went after him.

sally went and took him down. >> i love the one dog that looks at the camera. did you guys see where it went? >> where's ashton kutcher? >> did they give them the treat eventually? >> haven't you thrown something and watch your dog -- it's so mean. >> with pepper, it only works once and then she's like -- really, really. come on, what do i look like? a weather man? come on, let's go. well, i am a weather man. >> yes, you are. carry out your duties. >> can you throw the cold and we look and it's really summer? >> i wish i could. here's our problem, we've got cold air coming out of canada, big hudson bay low. and the return flow around this thing is just funneling this cold air down into the plains, the great lakes. going down south, in fact. 60 in atlanta today, 36 new york, 34 in chicago, bangor, 24 degrees. and here's the other problem. we've got this low pressure that's developing tomorrow

morning off the southeastern atlantic coast. this thing comes up the coast, deep moisture funneling in from the atlantic. that cold arctic air on top. brisk, cold winds. strong northeasterly winds. classic nor'easter. question is, how close to the coast is it? that will determine our snowfall. right now, we think we're looking at about an inch of snow in washington, d.c. so the snow starts late tuesday morning, rain in the afternoon, ends as light snow tuesday night. for new york city, 2 to 4 inches of snow by the afternoon, steady snow into the night. the snow ends early wednesday morning. as you get out into new england, the snow begins tuesday after midnight, heaviest snow wednesday. the storm exits wednesday afternoon, heavy snow at times, 45-mile-per-hour winds, and the eastern end of new england, cape cod could see blizzard-like conditions with up to 18 inches of snow. we're gong to continue to track this for you over the next couple of days. that's what's going on around th

9:11 now on a monday morning. temperatures are still pretty chilly out there but those numbers are creeping up, as the sun is now out. you're not beginning to be able to see much of it in san francisco. still plenty of low clouds, but they will be burning off, only to return by about 3:00 p.m. today. two to three hours of sunshine. as we head throughout the afternoon in san francisco, lotss of sunshine on the way to the south bay, at least for today, major changes come to your forecast. as of tomorrow morning, showers move in. looki ing heavy at times for pa of your tuesday. concert with shakira wednesday morning on the plaza. that's going to be interesting. >> why, al roker? >> well, we're talking snow and if this moves closer to the coast, we could be talking a lot of snow. right now 2 to 3, 2 to 4 inches. my hips don't lie. >> oh, no. >> is that a whole walk up to get us there? >> it was.

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>> 1896 la vista street. >> never heard of it. >> it's not her home address, maybe her fiancee's. >> i thought i would check it out. >> i think you're cutting out. hey, can you hear me? >> tom? >> okay. got to go. >> every husband does that. okay. this dark now assassin was an agent. did you have any idea this was coming? i'm afraid now that you are looking at me with these piercing eyes. >> don't give me the wrong look, because, you know, i've been training, you know. no, i had some idea this was going to happen. but, of course, i didn't know the exact way that it was going to go. and it's still sort of taking shape now. >> this is a show that has no problem killing people off. >> no. >> does that make you worried at all? >> sure.

certainly it does. but i think the exciting thing about tom is there's a lot more to go. i mean, there's so many secrets on the show and there's a lot we're going to answer at the end of this season. those answers, of course -- >> that's a cliffhanger. -- lead to questions and further avenues to go down. >> this show has exploded. i mean, from the first episode, a lot of us said, oh, my gosh, it's great, we talked about it the morning after. a lot of it is your relationship with elizabeth keene. a lot of it is james spader, as well. what makes it so compelling? week after week. for you guys? >> you introduce everything on the surface and meet all these characters and go, oh, wait, he has a secret and she's lying, and all of those sort of layers we can continue to pull back which is what i think is interesting about it. >> it's all about secrets. what's one thing we don't know about you? >> goodness. i'm wearing women's underwear. >> oh. >> prove it. >> can we cut that out? it's a brazilian thong.

i got it on -- on holiday. >> the dental floss thing? >> we're going to a whole new level thing. >> can we dim the lights now? >> oh, wow. oh, i like this. >> oh. >> who is tom keene? >> oh, i can't, i can't. don't -- don't ask me that. >> does tom love lizzy? >> i can't answer that. >> who does tom keene work for? are tom's glasses even prescription? >> they are -- >> can tom keene whistle? >> i cannot whistle. how did you know that? >> can ryan eggold whistle? >> i cannot whistle. do not bring this up on live television. it's embarrassing. you cut right to the core of me. >> can we count on catching "the blacklist" tonight on nbc? >> tonight there's an amazing episode. that i know. but that's all i can tell you. >> cover your right eye and see if you can read this. >> j-z-s -- i need glasses. >> ryan eggold, thank you so

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see what's new at projectluna.com you're watching "today in the bay." >> good monday morning to you. i'm peggy bunker. investigators spent the night picking through evidence in san francisco's tenderloin district after a shooting injured seven people. all of the victims were taken to san francisco general hospital. none of their injuries are considered to be life-threatening. most of the people were shot in the arm or leg. officials say the fight broke out near the intersection of turk and taylor streets about 9:00 last night. investigators hope that surveillance video and witnesses can help them figure out exactly what happened. the san jose police officer accused of raping a woman in a hotel room could enter a plea today. jeffrey graves was arrested earlier this month. investigators say he forced his way into a hotel room and raped a woman while he was on duty.

hours earlier, graves and several other officers were called to that same woman's house when she got into a domestic fight with her husband. she decided she wanted to spend the night at a hotel, so graves dropped her off at one. detectives say he later returned and sexually assaulted her. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah!

wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. it's going to be a nice day. pretty heavy downpours in the way of your morning kmutd. just want to put that on your radar right away.commute. just want to put that on your radar right away. san francisco going to be a tough cooler and that's because we do have this storm system about 200 miles away at this point. 7:00 a.m., expecting our first showers in santa rosa. at that point, all the activity will spread into san francisco, palo alto, and then in san jose, we're going to get some pretty good downpours by about 2:00 tomorrow with more rain on the way for thursday and friday. >> you have a view of the

changes, we have a view that's changing. san mateo bridge, a little darker. a little smoother and clearer. you can barely make out that high-rise. westbound a little slow there. your southbound 280 route has suddenly cleared up. looks like they trailed that trailer and the accident from the roadway. northbound a remaining commute from 107 and 85. little lighter for your typical monday. san mateo bridge, we started about a typical drive starting to clear up. there's the bay bridge toll plaza coming off the east bay side. back to you. >> thanks so much. i'll have another local news update for you coming in up about 30 minutes. we'll see you then.

♪ welcome back to "today" on a monday morning, march 24th, 2014. i'm willie along with al and tamron. natalie has the day off. we've got a very special little girl to tell you about. 9-year-old singer, incredible. check out this video. her name is emmy sunshine. >> i love the name. >> she's 9 years old. listen to her sing. watch her. this video uploaded to youtube this month. ♪ ♪ ♪ i've got the blues at

midnight ♪ ♪ >> emmy, that's her performing at the sweetwater, tennessee flee mark flea market. i love the 9-year-old singing the blues. >> remember when leanne first came on the scene? >> yeah, let's get her on. she's got to bring the guy playing bass behind her. >> stand-up bass. >> i love that guy right there. >> bring your sunshine here, girl. >> we don't have it in our forecast. >> well -- but we will. we will. as we look at the week ahead, we've got much below normal temperatures in the early part of the week for the eastern half of the country. plus the snowstorm, out west, above normal, it's going to be wet as we look toward the midweek period. above normal conditions from texas all the way into the

central plains. more wet weather where they do not need it, pacific northwest, cleaning up from that mudslide. possibility of a coastal blizzard tuesday into wednesday. and then the latter part of the week. it's going to be wet along the eastern seaboard. look at how much the midsection of the country warms up. above normal temperatures, more rain in the pacific northwest. again, not needed. that's what' 9:32. good monday morning to you. temperatures are jumping into the 50s. 53 degrees right now in san jose. beautiful sunny sky overhead. quite the contrary when you take a look at san francisco. but look at that, old glory getting a little bit of pickup. some fog starting to burn off. you'll see a few hours of sunshine and that fog will roll right back in. that's for the city. 66 degrees there. 76 degrees along the peninsula. 76 today in the south bay. that's a nice day. 78 for the tri-vau. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thanks.

even though it doesn't feel like spring for a lot of us, our minds are drifting to outdoor barbecues with friends. time to get your space ready. >> jason cameron is the host of "man cave." he's here helping us gear up for warmer weather. >> i don't know about you guys, i'm ready for summer. i can see you got lost there for a second. >> get us started. >> this will get us started. this is charbroil, gas grill, compact enough for a smaller deck, but it packs a punch. there's 690 square inches of grilling space in this, a warming tray. and it's got a handy tool caddy over here, another burner on the side if you want to -- the pot and then put on there. this one's great for a smaller deck. $199. >> and we roll out the cadillac. >> this one next. this one is really cool. cuisinart portable table top grill. it uses a lot less gas. it is gas, heats up really fast. there's a lot -- you can put

about eight steaks on it. you fold these down. all right. you lock the lid. got a little locking mechanism and you're ready to go. you're like dr. grill. taking it with you. >> it's like a gas hibachi. >> camping, going to the beach. >> walking with it. >> and now we've got the mac daddy. this is the kenmore six burner stainless steel gas burner with a smoker. by the way, this is a smoker over here. you get the smoker with it. 788 square inches, gentlemen, of grilling space on this. got a warming tray up here, all stainless steel, another burner on this side. plenty of storage, a lot for your money on sale for $720. >> very nice. eventually, there's no snow an your lawn, you're able to mow it. >> i was going to ask you, are we almost there, al? >> we are almost there. >> this is the john deere. >> john deere. >> now, hop up there, al. >> come on. >> this is a d110. >> how comfortable is that,

though? >> very comfortable. >> this has a steel frame, cast iron front, very durable, comfortable, and notice that lever on the right. that's the height adjust level. really easy to do. up and down, automatic transmission, very easy to drive and cup holder, al. >> cup holder. >> that's a solid point. >> $1,700 or something like that? >> worth it, especially you have a big lawn. >> push mower. >> you want to go green to cut the green, this is it. 18-inch cordless lawn mower and you can cut up to a third of an acre with one charge before you recharge it. it's got a fast start. any time you want to go out, 7:00 in the morning, not going to bother anybody. zero emissions on that. >> i love this. >> this is simple things, isn't it, al? the simple things. a bunch of buckets. but this is a fisker bucket caddy. it's an apron that fits on any

5-gallon bucket snugly. got wide pockets, carries your cell phone, a drink, and keeps the bucket open for other things. $10.99. >> fire pits. >> fire pits, the antique bronze finish fire pit. it's really nice for a patio. works as a table. works with a 20-pound propane tank. when you're not using it ifffor fire pit -- it's dual purpose. >> portable deal. >> this is the portable grill sells for about $50. it's a twofor. it has the grill, you can grill the stakes, they fold up and go in a carrying bag and ready to go. >> you should put the fire out. >> yeah. let's make that clear. put the fire out first. >> how about these heaters? >> the patio heaters because we're not there yet where it's warm enough. when you're out at night, this is the infrared heater. and what's nice about this, you plug it in, it's very safe. you can hang it up or it's got a base you can put it on and it's

infrar infrared. this is a hanging one. and it's 100% heat in a matter of seconds. put it over a table. what's important about these, keep it 3 feet away from anything combustible. >> good plan. >> keeps you very warm until we get warmed up and ready to go. >> thank you, sir. >> there was a lot of things you just got. >> could've gone faster if we were on the riding mower. >> coming up next -- what does that first spoonful taste like?

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apparently, a few strategies. and here to show you how to do it is "more" magazine's editor in chief. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> hi, how are you? >> i think this is something a lot of people can understand. you want to make a statement at a party, but you don't know how to do it. >> right. get in there and own the room. actually ahead of it, you want to prep your brain to own the room. have a lot of energy, have it in your mind, i'm the one, i'm the center, and you're going to come to me. you definitely have to have that energy. and you walk in. you know those people. you walk in, they may not be running the place. but you feel gravity to them. >> and some people are born with a little more swagger than others. but you can learn it. >> right. you can learn the swag factor. that's the good news. certain things in all the areas like the article talks about you can do. first thing, smile. light it up. let them see the pearly whites. second thing after that, good posture. chin up, shoulders back. gives you purpose and direction.

>> don't we learn that in childhood or through life? >> i think you can learn it through life. pick up on tips that other folks have. and there are definitely strategies to use. >> yes, and follow people. this is how you dress, as well. again, you don't want to be this teeny wall flower in gray against a gray wall hanging back. i mean, add some color, add some -- a lot of it has to do with energy, though. >> gravitas, communication skills and appearance, which you mentioned. >> yes, absolutely. dress the part. >> one thing, too, that women do when they're in a room, i'm always sitting there going like this, uh-huh, uh-huh, i'm the active listener. and women in particular need to stop being so active. you don't see men in a big, important area when the other men are talking going -- like the dog, you know, that's me. and you have to be the one who is commanding it all. >> well, i'm going to embarrass you a little bit, tamron. you said this to a lot of us. you said when you go into a room where there are a lot of people,

you get a little bit uncomfortable. at a holiday party or something for work, you get to one place and you stay there. >> because i think people perceive me of having a not fak but when i'm at a party, we had our work party, and my strategy is to get one person, which i've done to you at a party, as well. and i stick with that person, and i feel like i don't talk to anyone. i have no confidence to work a room, which is counter to what people would certainly think. >> what advice do you give tamron in that room? >> pretend you're the host of the event. >> good point. >> pretend you're walking in, you're throwing the party, it's your show. >> but you're making direct eye contact. they're going to give you the sign whether it's okay to say hello. and you can say, hey, how's your evening? good to see you. make your way through the crowd. >> you guys have to realize, i remember going somewhere and she was telling me, the last person you want to sit next to at my house for dinner party is my husband chris. he's incredibly, incredibly

quiet, sit next to me. i'm the talker. and you don't necessarily have the same personality at work or in your job, and especially in your kinds of professions or if you're an actor that you do in your personal life. sometimes it takes a little bit of that -- okay. i'm on, i'm a little different. >> willie mentioned swagger. and i'll confess, one of the things i used to do. the song you can tell by the way i use my walk. >> sound track in your head. >> and it would give me confidence to walk into a room. >> that's a good tip. >> this is the most revealing segment we've ever done. >> do you find women have this issue more? >> i think it's personality based. >> i think it is personality. the only other thing i can suggest especially for women is women tend to come in -- men come in and sit down at the table and put their stuff out and their hands are out and things are out. women tend to pull in the seat next to everybody and squeeze in and all that.

so one of the things women have to do is expand their body language because we're smaller. >> right. >> again, if you dress. it helps, don't wear anything so, so, so tight. like you -- no, it's great. you've got a little volume there and then you can walk into a room and people notice you. >> dressing the part is not my problem. i think you said like projecting out. that's something i could work on. >> a song in my head. >> you play the the sh. >> the energy. that translates. >> i can't be alone. we're going to all practice this together at the next party. thank you for the great advice. greatly appreciate it. up next -- get out your slow cooker. we're saving you time in the kitchen with a dish you can make right now that will feed your family for the week right after this. say it with me, staying alive. [ animals shouting ]

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these things in here? orange rind. >> lots of garlic. >> love that. >> this is orange, and we have oregano and cumin. >> tell us about the cut. >> okay. this is pork shoulder. the reason, i'm sorry, al. this is a tough cut and it really does very well. that's good. not that. that's good. i'm going to quick rub this on. >> and you need it for the slow cooking process? >> you need a tough cut and a fair amount of fat because it keeps it moist and wonderful. >> one side? >> on this side and put a little bit more because i don't want to wear it when i put it in. i'll wear it anyway. i'm garnishing myself not you. and what makes this cuban is the citrus, oregano and a seasoning you can find these days -- >> everywhere. >> you know what i'm talking about. let me hose down a little bit. and now we're going to add -- when i said citrus, orange juice and lime. you could use bitter orange if you can find it. >> is there a cooking oil in

there? >> you don't need it. and that little amount of liquid with the pork. this is a whole meal. we've got carrots, potatoes and onions. >> i love these one dish things. >> how much liquid it produces is about 4 cups. you put the slow cooker on low for about ten hours. >> beautiful. >> but i want to point out something. a slow cooker is about the wattage, 75 watt bulb. if you're worried about leaving it on, don't worry. >> could you leave them in -- put them in later? >> no, take them out and crisp them on top in a nonstick pan. that's night one. night two is a pork -- asian pork salad. a lot of vegetables. what makes kids -- you see this orange? it's a carrot ginger dressing, like you get in a japanese restaurant. and kids love that. and al, you want to crumble up some ramen noodles. >> very nice. >> that's night two. we went asian. night three, we're going

mexican. this is pizole from mexico. >> what is it? >> it's a pork stew. corn that's been treated, it loses -- isn't that yummy? anyway, it puffs up, it's yummy, what you turn into grits. and what's fun about this, everybody gets their own bowl of soup for supper. this is all leftover, you could add some of that to it ask garnish your own plate. now we're heading to italy. >> okay. >> here we've got ravioli. my secret is wanton wrappers. find them in the frozen food section or dairy section. you can fill them with anything you want. boom, very easy with the marinara sauce. >> are those wheat or rice -- >> do you have a gluten person? >> yeah. >> you could use rice wrappers. >> and we're in the mediterranean and we've got pita that's been crisped up and topped with humus. there you go. >> five days.

>> and around the world! >> thank you so much. recipes on the website. we're back in a moment. first is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪

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♪ >> oh, they're playing your song. playing your song. >> hi, everybody. >> kathie lee and hoda are next and they're in flesh tones. >> nude. >> oh, nude. it's working. >> if you like magic mike and "true blood," you're going to love our desk.

good morning to you. i'm peggy bunker. santa clara county could become the latest to crack down on e cigarettes. tomorrow the board of supervisors will consider it. it would be illegal to use a

gadget within all county buildings. several studies looking into the health risks of e-cigarettes are under way now. a community meeting will talk about the tax purposes for soda. a proposed measure would add two cents per ounce tax on all sugary drinks. that tax would raise grocery and restaurant prices. supporters of the tax proposal say it could raise as much as $31 million per year. we turn it over to christina loren. >> warming pretty nicely everywhere, peggy, except for half-moon bay and santa rosa. elsewhere, we're close to 60 degrees. all right, san martin, you're at 52. 58 in san jose. we're all headed towards the 70s for the most part, except for the immediate coast. in san francisco, it limits the sunshine for the second half of the day. 76 in beautiful san jose today. and 79 degrees in the north bay. but do count on that cloudy sky

by the day's end. we are going to see some rain as of this time tomorrow morning. hopefully measuring a quarter of an inch. we'll check your drive. here's mike. >> looking over here to slow drive which migrates south on 880 right about this time each day. we do have this slow drive south of the barton bridge. look at the map, we have this slow drive with the arrow as well as a slower drive for southbound 680 as well. the northbound wraps through the south bay, starts to recover over the last few minutes. but north 85 at 17, a crash. both sides of the bay still slow through oakland. >> thanks so much, mike. i'll have another local news update for you coming up. good morning nelly! woah.

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♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hey, everybody. thanks so much for being with us today, fun day, monday, march 24th. we have the very hot joe mang nello with us today. >> oh, yes. >> he always comes to see us when he has a new project. >> last time he danced. he was in magic mike, yeah. this movie is in now -- i would call it a fun movie, intense. >> action movie. you'll love this. we'll have a song by the chart climbing country artist jared neeman who gave us a wine glass.

>> was lovely because he said we're going to toast to this all night long. and we'll show hoda how to turn her clutter into cash. you had a big weekend, missy. >> i did. the gentleman i've been dating, it was his birthday. >> boots. we call him boots. we have only seen his boots. >> we saw the lbj play called "all the way." and i don't -- you always know lbj is the one in between, like, kennedy and nixon, but you don't know about his mannerisms, what he would be like on stage. bryan cranston is unbelievable. >> brilliant actor in everything he does. >> you believe he's lbj. you see the sensitive side, the paranoid guy, you see them all rolled into one and it is just a year in his life. so i have a picture and i'd like to reveal right now. that's him. okay. in front of the -- that was his birthday. >> he seems like a happy guy. >> he is. then we got to go --

>> a little jaundiced. >> we got to go backstage. his eyes really came through. that's good. >> bryan is one of the best actors in the planet and in the green room, he's kidding around, like every guy, just a nice guy. >> new york is a weird place. i went for a run in central park and i came back and i ran by columbus circle and i came upon, like, one of those new york kind of guys where you go what the heck is going on there? look at his hair. look at how tall it is. he was going to a wedding and had a tuxedo outfit on and that was his lid. >> why are you showing that, hoda? >> i thought it was crazy. and the girl behind is like, what's going on? i don't know why i'm showing it. i saw it and i go, oh, my god. >> what is his name? >> zach. >> i kept going, oh, my god. we took a selfie. had nothing to do with anything. people are crazy in new york. >> people are crazy everywhere, i think. >> friday i went to a luncheon at harvey weinstein held for allison pataki for her big, big,

big best-seller "the traitor's wife." all this buzz about who is going to get the movie rights to "the traitor's wife." i hope it is harvey so it doesn't scare you to be done perfectly. but like seeing harvey, diehard democrat, supporting his friend, a republican governor for 12 years here in new york named george pataki, a great governor. seeing the two of them come together because common ground is sacred ground and really lovely to see harvey -- that was an amazing lady. i've known her name forever. she produced a lot of broadway things and also all woody allen's movies, she was a fascinating lady. harvey is up at 2:00 in the morning. that's when he's up. and that's when he's watching. and snead cross said to say hello to you. >> i knew i liked him a lot. a lot.

>> the rest of the weekend is a secret. it is just sworn to secrecy. >> yes. >> sadly. >> all right. okay. so, anyway, happy days for mila kunis and ashton kutcher. >> if it's true. >> which is that she's expecting a baby. they got engaged a month ago. dated for a couple of years. he was with demi moore for many years. >> they met on the set of "that '70s show." >> we reached out for comment. >> we are nbc news. >> and we got no comment. >> so there. they were on the big kiss cam, whatever that thing is called. l.a. clippers game. and there they are. >> did they kiss? >> apparently they did it right. >> oh! >> that's very precious. >> wow. >> nice. >> okay. >> okay. he's cute. so jimmy fallon continues to rock his show. i'm sorry. he keeps doing really, really great things. he had a must see. kevin bacon was on the show on

friday. we know him from "footloose". >> that's 30 years ago. >> i can't believe it. >> oh, my gosh. >> anyway, so kevin bacon took a stroll down memory lane. so let's just take a look. >> dancing is illegal. jump back. this is "the tonight show". there has to be dancing. ♪ ♪ i know you want to run you're hot ♪ ♪ hot, loaded like a gun ♪ ♪ never, never, never never, never, never ♪ >> i thought this was a party.

let's dance! ♪ ♪ get back come on before we crack ♪ ♪ footloose everybody cut footloose ♪ ♪ every cut everybody cut ♪ ♪ everybody cut everybody cut ♪ ♪ everybody cut everybody cut everybody cut footloose ♪ >> that was awesome. >> i always loved kevin bacon. >> i can't believe he looks like that. >> our producer was going, you

know what, kevin bacon is still hot bacon. hot bacon. >> he is hot bacon, all right. >> by the way, that fabulous music by kennyloggins, he's going to be oat our fund-raiser. we love to see you. frank and i host that every year. >> also on fallon, the same night that kevin bacon was on, apparently we had another shoutout. >> let's just see what this is. >> finally this week someone managed to spend $400,000 worth of wine from a warehouse in the napa valley. they're looking for evidence while kathie lee and hoda are looking for an alibi. >> oh. >> what are we going to do without us, when they run out of wine jokes. >> there will be more wine jokes tonight on seth meyers. we're on seth tonight.

how do we do it? i don't know day after day. i want to warn everybody, if you're a weekend warrior and you can sort of -- sort of do some exercising like joe manganello, it looks like he does it all the time. i was going to search yesterday morning, i went early to work out, all of a sudden, i'm lifting. i get the twinge. i'm going, oh, my gosh. be careful, you guys. even if it is something you do all the time, if you're not really paying attention, i thought i was having an -- >> an aneurysm? >> yes, i swear, within five seconds my whole head was -- i thought how am i going to get to the house. >> what was it? >> i don't know. i packed it ice. i didn't move for an hour. frank didn't care. nobody cared in my house. nobody noticed. bambino is sitting there going -- only my dog loves me and let's leave it at that. i'm just going to warn you, don't try to make up for stuff on the weekend -- >> that's actually good advice.

>> i didn't get there a couple of times this week. i was ploeti ipromoting i'm not to discuss yet. so be careful. >> here we go. you know the frozen song -- >> getting tired of it. >> nobody is getting tired. now the kids are singing it. not only are the parents singing it, but it is a club hit. let's go in the dance club. remixed by a deejay music producer dave auday. let's listen. ♪ let it go let it go ♪ ♪ can't hold me back anymore ♪ ♪ let it go thre let it go ♪ >> has some tech stuff going on, yeah. >> you can picture people. >> the way she's sneaking in ihoda stuff when it is not thursday, believe me -- i want security. >> you'll love this. >> so, guys, we have -- >> i am happy for --

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producer, a director. >> you may remember him as the hunkie werewolf from "true blood", now he's sinking his teeth in a new role. >> grinder, a member of an elite dea task force in the upcoming very fast paced film called "sabotage." we can't even show a clip, huh? >> it is action-packed is a good way to describe it. >> i don't know which one would be appropriate. you have to cut and edit that thing. >> we saw some, first 15 minutes you're just -- you're on this wild ride. >> heart racing. >> very much. tell us about it. >> well, it is really fast-paced action, david ayer, known for writing "training day", the first "fast and the furious." he became a director and loved this movie even more. he was at the top of the list that i gave my agents of directors i wanted to work with.

>> you're a big strapping guy anyway, but you seem to have gotten even bigger for that role. did you? >> i gained 20 pounds for it. when you know you're going to be on screen with your action movie icon childhood hero arnold schwarzenegger, you better bring it. >> in the beginning of the film, you walked in and out of the frame and all you saw was your arm. >> it takes up the whole screen. good for you. >> thank you, yes. >> that's real, baby. no faking that stuff. >> you felt it before when i was here for "magic mike". >> there are some perks to this job. >> and you have tattoos, there was a method to that, you picked all the tats. >> they all told a story. my character was marine and so there were a few that kind of signified that. i saw him as a bit of a rattlesnake when he lashes out. there was a rattlesnake

skeleton. i had an arrow going through my shooting arm. >> you are a softie. >> yes, you -- >> yeah, right. >> that begs the question, do you have a real one? >> do havei have a real one? i'm single. a tattoo? what are we talking about right now? >> do you have a tattoo? >> no, nobody cares. >> let's back up. >> let's go back. you don't have a tattoo. do you have a girlfriend? >> no tattoos, no girlfriend, done, there we go. >> last time you had a beautiful one. >> that was a while ago, was it? yeah. that was the one -- yeah. >> too busy? i hate when actors say that. >> you got to find time for love. you can always find time. if it is the right one, it is the right one. it doesn't matter. it will just work out. >> look at that. >> will there be a magic mike 2?

>> oh, yeah. you know. >> there has got to be. and you did another little film, on real strippers, which i guess, channing actually was for a while there, you did a documentary on these guys from -- >> financed and directed a documentary called "la bare" that i produced with my brother. i get to work with my brother, one of my great joys of my life. we shot this movie, funned it out of pocket and called "la bare", like the real life magic -- >> not the hairy kind, the -- >> comes out june 27th in theaters. >> might have to come back and see us. >> i'll come back, maybe bring some friends with me. >> yes. >> yeah. but we want them waxed before they get here. >> they'll be all lubed up, ready to go. can i say that on morning tv ? >> yes. >> i don't wax. i have like no body hair

whatsoever, other than my beard. stops right there and -- >> that's kind of weird, isn't it? >> yeah. >> okay. >> when you're armenian and sicilian -- >> you would think there would be quite a bit of hair. >> a lot of hair. and none up here. >> his book is going to be a series. so terrific. >> i love being here. >> let me -- >> i'll get the other side, just to be fair. >> "sabotage" airs on friday. >> don't be left out at the office water cooler. we'll get you -- back off, barbie. >> there's tons to love. i'm randy, and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline

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officials say the fight broke out near the intersection of turk and taylor streets about 9:00 last night. now investigators hope that surveillance video and witnesses can help them figure out exactly what happened. we'll have a quick look at your weather and traffic coming up after this break. [ yodeling plays ]

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meanwhile, 68 degrees in oaktown today. the upper 70 this is the north bay and the trivalley. the clouds will steadily increase as this area of low pressure gets its act together and starts to move closer to the bay area. it's not going to bring any showers until tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. sonoma county moving in, then will make its way into the south bay. break out that umbrella by 11:00 a.m. let's check your drive. >> we're looking at the last bits of the slowdown. we saw southbound 880 over the last five minutes. we've finally seen a break in traffic flow and now we're starting to see a little more loosely packed roadways. we still have a slow censors reading. continuing down toward 237 for southbound 880. 237 approaching 101 still jammed up. one that's really affecting folks, still northbound 101 at ellis. sounds like all the cars are off of the roadway. the slowdown heading into mountain view out of santa clara

and san jose. >> we have more local news coming up in a half-hour at our 11:00 show. see you then. we're back with more of "today" on this fun day monday for "today's buzz" and all the hollywood scoop you may have missed. >> to get us caught up on the celebrity news is entertainment editor and host of the dish at the grio.com, chris witherspoon. >> we like this guy. >> i love you. >> so lady gaga made a little news with her new video. >> a video on dateline saturday night called guy, stands for girl under you. the video is super long, 11:40 long. it had cameos with andy cohen, beverly housewives, jesus and gandhi. it is crazy. we expect nothing less from lady gaga. it was her longest video. i had to take two coffee breaks

for snacks. it is a great video. her second video from her album that dropped in november. "art pop." great to see her back. >> just disappointing -- >> not as big, but this is getting buzz. 8 million views on youtube. >> the michael jackson look-alike there. >> they haven't commented on the -- reaction from the video, but it is great. she has jesus, gandhi, michael jackson. >> all iconic figures. >> yeah. we expect lady gaga to be in her own world with her artist vision and see that here. >> so what is happening with eminem? he's in the headlines? >> eminem is breaking records. he's the number two best-selling male artist of all time according to soundscan. >> what? >> it is amazing. he dethroned george strait, number two and garth brooks, country music star, number one still. this is great for eminem. he had a lot of ups and downs.

this album that he has out now is a tenth album. we're excited for him. he sold two albums of each of his albums so far. 2 million. >> your friend idina -- >> idina menzel talked to a hollywood reporter and she has no bad with john travolta. he called her adele dazeem. i love that name, by the way. she's hotter than ever and she said to her hollywood reporter, she has only benefitted from it. he sent her an e-mail, gorgeous flowers and they're friends now. they're all buddies and it is all cool. >> for the first time in 18 years, she's a top ten billboard -- >> she's a sweet girl. she'll be here with us next week. ♪ let it go let it go ♪ >> we'll practice singing. >> so at the movies, a couple of surprises at the box office. >> "divergent," this new young

adult film, it is amazing, everyone is praising shailene woodley, she's phenomenal. brought in $46 million, surprising for this film. people -- >> it didn't do as well. another film called "god's not dead" that came in fifth place, a lot of great buzz. >> i heard a lot of great buzz about that film. >> too bad you won't hear any of it here. >> go see "divergent" and many, many more. >> thank you. >> got a closet full of toys or clothes you're dieing to get rid of. >> how to turn that clutter into ca ca cash. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for

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if you're looking for a fun new show to watch, check out national geographic channel's "none of the above". >> tim shaw hits the streets across america to show off cool tricks and experiments using science and challenges the people he meets and the viewers at home to figure them out. >> today he's here to challenge us. >> that shouldn't be a stretch. >> are you ready for this in.

>> we're ready. >> what are we doing? >> here is the challenge. cork in bottle, you can get cork out of the bottle using a selection of one of these things in front of you. you can use anything. you got the thing -- >> air. >> you got to -- >> i'll try this thing. >> i'm stuffing it. >> i'm trying this thing. you have to get it -- just like fishing. >> what's that? you didn't say a bag? >> i'll show you. so, in goes the bag, okay? look at this. check it out. now, open up the bag and in goes some breath from my mouth. >> breath? >> i like it. >> who wants the cork after that. >> nobody. whatever. do it. >> okay. all right. now this is live.

nobody ever does live experiments on television for a reason. >> you do. >> hang on a minute. we're having a few issues, wait, wait, wait -- >> that's what you get. >> you get it. you do that and then pull it down and it pulls the -- but it is not. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> can i have a round of applause? thank you very much. watch the show. >> i can't do that. i'll do that one later. >> okay. >> this is a simple one. what i want you to do is you can see that was just a beer bottle with a bent cap in it. very simple. i will buy you girls each -- blow that into there, if you can do that, i'll buy you each a case. >> okay. one, two -- >> what are you doing? >> you're blowing it out. >> i know. >> he said blow it in. >> i didn't say suck it. what are you doing? >> we're blowing. >> give it another go.

>> do it from the side. >> not well. >> what are you doing over there? >> trying to work out your microwave. hang on. >> so far, tricks aren't working! what are you doing? >> what are you doing? >> have you managed it yet? >> what's wrong with you? come on. >> all right, there we go. >> all right. you got it? >> no. >> what happened? >> we kept blowing and it comes out. >> let me give you an easy one. ready for this one? >> all right. >> watch this. >> oh, my gosh. you must have a great show. >> this one is easy, all right. okay. an olive each, okay. what i want you to do is get the olive into the glass, one glass each. get it into the glass without touching the olive. go. you've got 20 seconds.

is this actually happening? no, no, no. let me show you. >> come on. watch this. >> check this out. >> oh! >> oh, yeah. >> better turn it quick. >> oh! >> well, that was illuminating. >> right. wait. this is the one. let me have that -- so in here, i have -- >> yeah. >> okay. check it out. what happens when i put it in there. that's hot, that's cold. >> i don't know. do it. i'm scared. >> this is cool. >> whoa! >> thank you very much. >> tonight on national geographic channel. how to make money from all the stuff sitting around your house. >> here you go.

>> never mind. we'll see you in a little bit. >> and jared newman is with us singing after this. here you go sweetie, wait up do you want to take this in the house for mommy. quite a haul. oh yeah. ahh. i'm so ready for spring. i hear you. i went to walmart and i got every sort of gardening thing under the sun. i mean flowers, bulbs, fertilizer, malt. the works. how'd you do that. do what? get them to help you like that. yeah, i bribe them. best day ever. some of my best work. everything you need to get ready for spring. save money. live better. walmart. [ female announcer ] we lowered her fever, you kept the midnight watch. infants' tylenol® reduces fever and pain while being gentle on the tummy. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. infants' tylenol®. ♪ ♪

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this mondey saving money. >> lena waldorf is here to show us how to get started with three of our crack producers. >> we're all about helping you shop smarter and big week for us, we're going fully national on newsstands. so you can find us everywhere. >> we're going to do clothes, electronics and baby stuff. let's start with donna and clothes, right? >> this bag i got a couple of years ago. it is gently used, really spacious, you can compile a bunch of stuff in it. and actually -- they still sell it in stores and this dress i

got, on sale, i knew fit well, kind of generic but has a crazy pattern. >> basically what we're going to do with these items, we took them to thread flip.com, a website and app, you post pictures of your items and other people come and buy them from you through the site, they take a 20% commission. they told us you would get $75 for the set. it was originally $178. that's an amazing deal. >> the dress? >> the dress, we love this because it -- $35. we all have, a no name designer. >> but adorable. >> we got to scrooge. >> good job, donna. >> all right, what do you got, babe? >> i have a 3-year-old ipad here, but i produce the what's trending today segment every day at 8:10, watch, week days, here on nbc. >> are you -- >> $499. we took this to a website called buy my tronics.com, you type in the item, they give you a price quote, you mail it in to them

with free shipping. they told us we would get $207 for this ipad. and you do have to clear it, but that's not that hard. and so just be super honest about the condition of your device because if it has a crack or anything, they'll send it back and you won't get the money. >> so jamie is one of our producers. clearly -- >> we have three kids and my life is cluttered. so here we go. >> everything is brand-new. >> let's look at jamie's kids. >> okay, anyway. >> they are adorable. >> a tricycle i bought two years ago and i have three of them, so i need to get rid of one. this is about a year and a half old. >> everything is -- >> this bomber jacket. >> so win-win. you're going to clear out your closet, make money. we took this to once upon a child, a consignment store, 200 odd locations around the country. they said we could get $15 for the tricycle, not bad. $10 for the bomber jacket.

and then $25 for the snow suit. $50, the reality is you're making money. >> i would have paid more for the little bomber jacket. >> i know. >> so cute. >> great tips like this. >> thank you, congratulations. >> thank you. latest single topping the country charts. >> he's singing for us. jerrod niemann is here. first this is "today" on nbc.

the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. jerrod niemann has a new album and new hit song that just hit today. >> congratulations. he's about to hit the road with keith urban, a great show. he's still managed to stop by today to sing for us.

he brought the guys. >> the latest hit is called "drink to all that," a new album that drops -- >> tomorrow. >> "drink to that all night," huh? >> country music makes me thirsty. >> there is a theme there. are you having a ball on the road? >> yeah. >> keeith is a sweet guy. >> he is. there are so many people that look up to him musically ands' a global star. we're looking forward to it. we'll try not to bring the quality of his show down. >> you're going to sing for us. >> absolutely. >> you cd, right? here it is. "drink to that all night". >> take it away. >> here we go. ♪ ♪ parking lot's full

going to ride that cow ♪ ♪ deejay's got the speakers thumping ♪ ♪ checking out the ladies my buddy says hey boys i'm buying ♪ ♪ everybody knows it's gonna be one of those ♪ ♪ i can drink all night ♪ ♪ that's the kind of party that makes you throw your hands up ♪ ♪ i can drink all night ♪ sitting on a barstool taking it old school ♪ ♪ saying hell yeah to every song playing ♪

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♪ everybody knows it's gonna be one of those ♪ ♪ i can drink the bad all night ♪ ♪ that's the stuff i like ♪ ♪ that's the kind of party that makes you throw your hands up ♪ ♪ i can drink the bad all night ♪ ♪ the stuff i like the kind of party that makes you throw your hands up ♪ ♪ turn all the wrongs into right ♪ ♪ i can drink this bad all night ♪ ♪ i can drink this bad all night ♪ ♪ i can drink this bad all night ♪ ♪ take the cup fill it up ♪ ♪ you can raise it higher ♪ ♪ take your cup fill it up ♪ ♪ you can raise it higher ♪ ♪ take your cup

fill it up ♪ ♪ you can raise it higher ♪ ♪ take your cup fill it up ♪ ♪ you can raise it higher ♪ >> all right! jerrod niemann. go to our website and see if tim shaw got the cork out of the bottle, everybody. >> that's very important. >> you guys were awesome. congratulations, everybody. see you tomorrow.

nbc bay area news starts now. >> good monday morning. thank you for joining us. >> we begin with new developments in the search for the missing malaysian airlines plane. new analysis of satellite data shows the jetliner plunged into a report corner of the indian ocean. bob ridel joins us in the studio with the very latest. >> good morning. searchers have known for some time that when malaysia air flight 370 deviated from its flight path, it continued to travel along a very specific corridor either in a northerly or southerly transmission, but