que entró a la escuela die, this morning, we are learning about the motive of a sophomore in a school rampage, the bravery and quick thinking they have saved lives. massive man hunt, the search going on for an alleged hit and run driver who hit into a day care center filled with children. character assassination, prosecutors make it personal, blasting oscar pistorius for being an ego maniac who tried to control his girl friend the combative testimony pence the courtroomer.

watch out, a massive cement truck flies into a van. the terrifying driver who somehow managed to survive. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lawyer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everyone, welcome to "today" on a thursday morning. >> more news from the southern indian ocean. buoys they have dropped in the area where they heard pings in the past have detected another ping sound. they are saying they think this comes from a man-made object. >> they are looking into it, of course, we will get a live look in kuala lumpur in just a moment. >> we will start with that tragic story at franklin regional hospital t. 15-year-old

suspect appeared in court while the community held a vigil for those injured. peteral sand alexander. good morning to you. >> reporter: doctors are hopeful all of the victims here will survive. we just spoke to the hospital. they say there are still three students in critical condition, including one student in what they describe as extremely critical condition. that student had another surgery overnight. also, we are learnling new details about the final moments of this vicious rampage, where the suspect was taken down pence the schools. he told those who brought him down he wanted to die. >> real quiet, a shadow in the hallway, that's how a fellow classmate described alex hribel. late wednesday, he was marched out of school in shackles, charged with aggravated assault and attempted homicide. his attorney said he will be seen by psychiatrists to

determine if he is fit to stand trial. >> this is a nice young man, he was never in trouble. he's not a loeper. he works well with other kids at school. >> reporter: earlier, his father spoke briefly to reporters. >> i want to first of all send my condolences with people, i hope they recover as soon as possible. >> this community is trying to make sense of this rampage. a close friends among the 20 students wounded slashed across her neck. >> were you squared? >> yes. >> he's okay. it's just bad that he stabbed him. >> investigators say before the opening bell at franklin regional high school wednesday, wriebl began slashing students with two eight-inch knives. among the school heroes is nate cimeo and gracy evan whose best friend took a knife for her before he was stabbed in the

stomach. >> i said to the other kids in the room, i need to put pressure on this room, can you get me some paper towels or something? >> police say the attack happened five minutes before the suspect was tackled by assistant sam king and a security officer, and senior ian griffin. >> mr. king took off to take the kid down. i was right behind him. we both jumpd on him and immobilized him. >> reporter: and early this morning, i spoke to the police chief in charge of this investigation. he tells me right now they have no better understanding exactly why this happened here. this suspect is not speaking to authorities. but one item they are investigating right now is the possibility of an angry phone call between the suspects and another student the night before the attack took place. matt, savannah. >> still a lot of questions. peter alexander, thanks very much. the student gracie evans and christy baird helped save the lives of se of tear wounded friends. ladies, good morning to both of you. >> good morning.

>> good morning. >> both of you not only witnessed the stabbing but saw the awful after math in that classroom. i guess my first question is, how you both are doing this morning? >> i didn't get a wink of sleep last night because i am so traumatized. >> i think i'm as okay as i can be. >> gracie, you told the story how your best friend jumped in front of this knife to save you from being stabbed. what do you remember about those moments? >> well, i was just so scared and i didn't know what to do and all i can really think about was did this, did this just really happen? like i couldn't believe my best friend just took a knife for me. i can tell you just how much blood was on that knife and i couldn't, it's pretty scary. >> in the moments after, i know a teacher pulled you into a

classroom, where you saw yet another student who was gravely wounded. you went over and applied pressure to his wound. how bad were those wounds and how did you know, gracie, what to do? >> okay. i actually had no idea how to do any of that. i just had a gut feeling that it wasn't right for him to sit up and that he needed his airways cleared. so i sat him down. i said i needed to put pressure on the wound so i got paper towels and i put pressure on the wound and like he started barfing and i felt really bad, but i couldn't deal with the smell and so as soon as i got up and an emt came into the room and said you need the move, so i moved. >> it was an awful scene, christ in, as it turns out, you were in that very same classroom helping some of your friends, it turns out he was your prom date. how did you keep your friend calm?

what did you say to him in those moments? >> yeah, i was in the same classroom as gracie. we got pulled into the same room. i was trying my hardest to keep him calm, but i know he wasn't calm. i was just holding his hand and like rubbing his hand and trying to tell him it was going to be okay and that we were going to go to prom and that he was going to be okay. >> christen, i know you know of this suspect alex hribel. you actually live down the street from him. what can you tell us about him? is there anything about him that would have made you suspect something like this could happen? >> i mean, he was always very quiet. i would have never ek expected anything from him like this. but i mean, he was just quiet and we didn't really talk very much. so i can't really say. >> gracie, kristen, thank you so much for being here this morning. thank you for your heroism yesterday. we wish you all the best as you try to deal with this terrible circumstance.

>> can i say something real quick? >> of course. >> so i know that a lot of bad things are going on being said about me on twitter and everything and that i'm trying, that people are saying that i'm trying to be the hero. but so many more people were in this than just me. there were a lot more people that did more than me than what i could have done, like the assistant principals and ian griffith, they all had a major part than what i had in this whole entire conflict and even nate cimeo. he pulled the alarm and saved a lot of lives. >> it's a good reminder. we heard so many great stories of bravery. thank you for sharing your story. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> it's a heart breaking story. let's turn to a more brakeing story we told you a while ago.

the malaysia air flight 370, new sounds detected from what could be the recorders. katie is in kuala lumpur, good morning,000. >> reporter: hey, matt, it was shaping up to be quite a quiet day today, but that wasn't until an hour ago when they announced they heard another set of pings. this time it came from a plane. they have yet to analyze it. they do believe it to be consistent with a black box. even more than encouraging news, as you know every time they hear a set of pings, they are able to determine where those black boxes and that potential wreckage might be under water. they have been searching yet 22,300 square miles. it is much smaller than it has been. the australian navy parachuted down world war ii era with listening devices. the benefit of those is that they are very quiet. they won't detract from ocean fields. they will continue to listen there for the next few days.

probably well into next week, ten days after the 30-day boxes. once that is done, they will put the unmanned submarine down in the water to map the ocean floor. >> that could take a week that. could take two weeks. it could take three weeks. still no word on how long that will take. a lot of good news coming out of here today, matt. >> katie, thanks so much. >> to florida now the search is on for a hit and run driver. nbc's kerry sanders is in orlando this morning with this story. kerry, good morning, what happened? >> reporter: good morning, savannah, sadly, one child has died. 11 more were injured. one is in critical condition and three adults were taken to the hospital. you can imagine the fear and the panic of the horrific scene when parents rolled up and saw that a car had gone through the front wall of the day care center here. now police say this has turned from a tragedy into a manhunt

for the man responsible. >> 63, 4035. >> reporter: ambulances raced to the kinder care learning center along with frantic parents and what they found was a nightmare of injured children. >> the injuries on the children range from severe, critical, all the way through to minor. >> reporter: police say the day care center was number of children when a silver dodge durango forced another car off the road sending it crashing into the billing. >> one of the vehicles struck the rear of the other vehicle and that vehicle traveled into the day care. >> reporter: a four-year-old girl died. one little three-year-old girl was in the car. >> she's not doing well. she is in icu. >> reporter: the driver of the durango fled. police want to search for the suv. man they say was driving, 28-year-old robert alex korchado. they found his vehicle. no sign of him. a short time later, police say

he rented a car, which authorities have identified. they searched for it through night. police described him as dangerous. he served time for cocaine trafficking, according to court records and was out on bail in another case involving drugs, hit and run and leaving the scene of an accident. at the time of the accident, more than 50 children and adults were in the day care center. >> we're just grateful it wasn't worse than what it was. >> the driver of the car that was forced into the day care center that went right through that front of the wall there, he is physically unhurt and police say he is not going to be charged. back to you. >> what a sad situation. kerry sanders in orlando, thank you. >> we started this morning with a couple difficult stories. you have a better ending or outcome to another story? >> an elite fbi team has rescued a north carolina man five days

after he disappeared from his house following a bike ride. nbc pete williams is in washington with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it was the fbi's highly trained hostage rescue team that made this recovery safely. authorities say 63-year-old frank arthur janzen has been missing. his wife became concerned when she saw what were droplets of bloochltd he was rescued unhurt from his can'tors just before noon wednesday at an apartment complex in southeast atlanta. now, police aren't saying yet what they believe the motive was for the kidnapping, but law enforcement officials say his daughter is a local prosecutor in north carolina and they're investigating whether janzen's captors were ross scuittoed by her or her office. >> pete williams, thanks so much, pete. today president obama and the first lady head to austin, texas for the final day of the civil rights summit.

on wednesday, the president smoak spoke at a memorial service of the deadly shootings at ft. hood t. first couple met with the three victim's families before the ceremony and the president pledged to improve counseling for americans with mental health issues. the accused gunman was under psychiatric care undergoing treatment for anxiety and depression at the time of the shooting. as we approach one year since the baumpb marathon bombing. we are learning russia withheld valuable information about suspected bomber tamerlan tsarnaev, according to a report in the new york times. russia declined several fbi requests for more information about tsarnaev two years before that deadly attack, which could have potentially prompted harsher scrutiny of the suspect. tamerlan and his younger brother are suspected of planting bombs that wounded three people and wounding 60.

a medical helicopter crashed on a hospital roof. the chopper had just dropped off a patient. it was taking off again an spun out of control and landed on its side. have any injuries. we have incredible video captured on the dash cam of a minivan in texas. it shows a college professor riding along a busy road as he approaches an intersection. take a look at what he sees there, the cement truck lost control, it tipped on its side, crashed right into him, amazingly he was okay. his minivan was damaged. he had installed the camera in his car about a year ago just in case he got into an accident. i guess it serves him well, this time around. >> that is unbelievable. >> just the car is featured in this case. >> thank you. mr. roker is here with a check of the weather. >> you are looking fantastic

today. >> thank you very much. we feel spring-like, your dress, very spring-like, so here's what we got. a weak system is pushing its way through the upper mid-west today. so minneapolis, you will be looking at showers ending, clearing skies, sunshine, up to 60 you will probably hit 70 tomorrow. this system makes its way through the great lakes. chicago you will see showers later this evening, showers and thunderstorms make their way into the northeast by late friday afternoon, push through quickly. so not a big problem. as you are looking today, sunny skies, 64 in new york today. 72 in atlanta. lenity of sunshine, 92 in brownsville. a more temper rat day in the coastal parts of surgeon california, flirting with 100 in phoenix. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

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information on heartbleed that has left many major websites vulnerable to hackers. and now yahoo! is recommending its kus change their passwords. lapse, good morning. nice lance, good morning. some of us are late to the party. what is heartbleed and where did it come from? >> it's a vulnerability on sites that you visit every day. so when you think things are encrypted, this bug within those servers, within that software, opens it up. >> what accounts are most have you livednerable? >> a lot of major sites. sites like ebay, microsoft, yahoo! all of them, not little tiny sites, but big sites where you you do a lot. google for example where you do a lot of your stuff. >> i was reading somewhere that this is actually around this flaw if a couple of years. we're lucky it was a good guy that found it. >> that's right. >> and do we know whether any bad guys have gotten a hold of

this? >> not exactly. so a security company discovered it even though it was around for two years. and the patch is already in place. people are already putting it in place. but what we don't know is what happened over those two years and if your information was stolen. >> your advice to people appearing about this over the last 24 hours, changing every password on every account. is that the right course of action? >> you really need to before you change your password, you have to know that the site has updated itself. because if you change the password now and the vulnerability is still there, the new pass cord word as just vulnerable. >> carson's in the orange room. i'll send lance in your direction because you're hearing from people online. >> welcome, good to have you. matt wants to know who is keep track of companies still using open ssl? is someone making a list? >> open ssl is used by millions of web sites, so there are

someplace there is are keeping track. and actually there is a list of major sites impacted and tells you whether or not they have been updated and what you should do. >> and changing passwords is grks but shouldn't make people sure they have new certificates. >> sort of the second step. one of the ways you you can do that, last pass creates secure passwords, that has a checker, you can put in the url and check right away and find out if they have an updated certificate. >> thanks, lance. good to have you here. guys, back to you. >> i'm changing 1234 to 1235. >> there you go. coming up, the prosecution is slamming oscar pistorius. we'll take you there live. and our friend bill o'reilly is on the last days of jesus, why he wants the story taught in public schools and the public contenders in the next presidential race. this is "today" on nbc. on the . we'll talk to bill in a while. this is "today" on nbc.

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when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities a very good thursday morning to you, 7:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the coast guard searching for a 14-year-old boy in ocean beach in san francisco. ships with lights searched overnight and more ships will be brought in now that the sun is up. the teen was playing with his cousin on the shore yesterday and they were dragged out to sea. his uncle ran in to save him, but he couldn't swim. a nearby surfer pulled one of the boys to safety and found the uncle unconscious nearby. the uncle is in critical condition. the state is investigating the de colores child center in san jose. some parents raised concerns of abuse and lack of supervision. traffic back to normal on the bay bridge after a major

mess last night. several lanes were closed so crews could repair a large pothole and backed up traffic for miles. we'll check the morning commute in a minute with mike. but check the forecast right now with rob mayeda in for christina. >> low clouds from san jose over towards san francisco. 53 degrees in san jose and that fog very thick around the north bay. half mile visibility from napa over to santa rosa and five miles visibility in san jose and half moon bay about a third of a mile to a half mile visibility. now, the clouds will break up inland and stick around san francisco and mid-70s closer to san jose and into the tri-valley still near 80 around pleasanton and temperatures cooling down even more approaching the sea breeze dropping our temperatures a few more degrees come this time tomorrow. rob? >> san jose north 101 where traffic slowing a little better and north of 680 and maps show you the earlier stretch past oakland road with the crash that

cleared up nicely. bottom of the screen 85 and approaching 17 and on the peninsula just got word north 280 at expressway and word of a four, five vehicle crash and a couple lanes tied up tracking that one, as well. fog along the coast and on the other side of the bay, southbound 80 jams up as you head towards the san mateo bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much. we'll be back with another local news update for you in about half an hour or so. in the meantime, enjoy your thursday morning.

it's 7:30 now on a thursday morning. it's the 10th day of april, 2014. nice sunrise there in philadelphia. by the way, we have a huge crowd gathered on our plaza because, again, we are trying to break the records all week long. and this morning, it's the largest exercise ball class. >> if you're serious, guess who gets to go out there and do that? >> you're going to do that this morning? you and 347 of your close equivalent friends. >> yeah. >> good, have fun with that. >> it looks like fun. setting records one bounce at a time. let's take a look at what's making headlines this morning. police are looking for a motive on on wednesday's stabbing rampage at a pittsburgh high

school. 16-year-old alex hribal has been charged with counts of homicide and assault. and a new signal from the plane's flight recorder has been detected overnight. this time by sonar buoys. and the duke and duchess of cambridge visited an aviation museum. day four on their tour down under. oscar winner peter jackson was there to show off his collection of world war i aircraft. >> he's a big deal in new zealand, that guy. bill o'reilly, we're going to get his thoughts on the potential candidates in the 2016 presidential race and his new book "the last days of jesus." plus, at the urging of her adopted mom, a woman who was left in the bathroom of a burger king as a newborn turned to facebook. it worked. all three are with us exclusively for the first

interview together. >> incredible. touching story. we're going to begin this hour with day four of oscar pistorius, his most watched murder trial. he is facing another grilling from prosecutors. jeff lawson is at the courthouse for us. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning, yeah, as you said, the prosecutor came out of the gate hard yesterday, if you thought he would slow down today, think again. hammering oscar pistorius for hours this morning, accusing him of deflecting questions. grandstanding in the court for the cameras and lying about his entire relationship with reeva steenkamp. oscar pistorius, the olympian, and reeva steenkamp, the model, as he tells it, a happy couple in love, making future plans together. but in court this morning, this. >> we did a search. the search found out you twice.

another time to her mother. >> that's correct, my lady, i never got the opportunity to tell reeva that i loved her. >> reporter: pistorius said he mistook reeva as an intruder. her text messages are her only voice. >> i understand what you she writes here, but i was good to reeva. i never picked on her, my lady. >> so she lied? >> i don't think she lied. >> she lied? if she never put it there, you both lied. >> reeva sent that message. >> i'm scare of you sometimes.

why would she be scared? >> she's obviously scared of the way i react. >> shouted at her, screamed at her? >> no, i never shouted at her, screamed at her. >> reporter: on the night, the prosecution said pistorius intended to kill steenkamp. >> did you fire? >> i'm still with the fact i fired the gun out of fear. i didn't mean to bullet trigger so in that sense it was an accident. >> reporter: legal experts say the prosecutor's strategy is clear. rattle pistorius, tire him out and hope for an outburst. >> you just don't do anything wrong. >> reporter: is the prosecutor scoring points here? how's he doing? >> i think he did well initially. he got oscar rattled and oscar broke down. and also oscar hasn't been answering the questions straight. he's been coming up with some

version that he's concocted up in his mind. in my opinion, he's being an evasive witness. >> as you just saw, the prosecutor did spend some time today, trying to nail pistorius down on that word he keeps using "accident." the prosecutor's point if he pointed the gun at the door and fired four times how is that an accident. by the way, one other note, guys. reeva's mother back in the court. she said, quote, i look at oscar the whole time to see how he is beha behaving. i'm don't know how." >> a check of the weather with his blue suede shoes. >> thank you, thank you very muc much. i got to get over here and show you what's going on. we kick it up a little bit, it's springtime, why not. jet stream up in the north. look at these temperatures

today, palm springs you're going to be at 99. phoenix same temperature, almost 100. albuquerque, 13 degrees above normal. continues on to friday. and that warmth makes its way to the east. kansas city, we'll see a high of 74, chicago, tomorrow, you get up to 75. memphis, 67. washington, d.c., finally warming up, final week end of cherry blossom festival. 78 degrees. 8 degrees above normal. even boston gets in on the act, and we're seeing a lot of low clouds around the bay area from san francisco over towards oakland and 53 degrees right now and speaking of the low clouds, visibility less than half a mile from santa rosa to napa and more of that around half moon bay and down into gilroy and that will last probably until late morning and sunshine, hazy skies inland and high clouds coming in out of the south as we head towards the evening, highs today in the

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office and other movies in the pipeline set to be released. there seems to be a lot of attention paid to religion now. a hunger for it? what's driving it? >> well, i think that people are fed up with secularism because it's really -- it gets to be too much. but "killing jesus" and "the last days of jesus" not a religious book. >> how do you separate the two? >> we don't even use the word christ. once you use christ, you have to use messiah. basically saying this is the most famous man who ever lived. the most famous man who ever lived. this is what happened to him and why. politics, there's a lot of politics surrounding it. >> you say that people are fed up with secularism. you say that the life and death of jesus christ are essential to understanding the country. you want this taught in public schools. make your case for me.

>> kids who live in a secular home and go to public school don't know anything about jesus. in fact, the only thing they know about jesus is when somebody is yelling at people. our contusion constitution was on religion. if you don't believe that go to the supreme court. what's outside of the supreme court? moses holding "the ten commandments." a sculpture. >> and you people teaching it -- >> i grew up in a secular home. >> and look what happened to you. >> but i found the way to fill the void in other ways in my life. >> you shouldn't have to seek it it's part of our history and heritage. kids need to know what judeo-christian tradition is. that's what it's based on. >> it's difficult to separate the religious side of the story. and one of the things that's interesting in public schools these days you go sit in one of

those classes and you're surrounded by four or five kids of different faiths. why should they sit there and listen to the story of jesus christ? >> if they're american children, because that's what forged the constitution. and if they don't like it, that's too bad. >> how do you protect, though? how do you draw the line between balance of someone who would go in the classroom as a teacher and teach the historical story as opposed to religious beliefs. >> no proselytizing. >> who would do that? >> i think teachers do. a lot of history teachers badmouthing their country and teaching that america is an evil nation. it's no proselytizing. that's why i wrote the book. >> time for the lightning round. faith, upcoming election. chris christie has had a tough several months. is he still a force to be reckoned with in the republican party? >> he's a contender. if nothing happens on the bridgegate stuff. i think he can run and see what

happens. he's a contender. >> jeb bush raised some conservative eyebrows over the weekend. he was speaking out on the subject of immigration. he drew a distinction between reasons why people cross the border illegally. he said in some cases, it is an act of love. what do you make of that? >> he took it from me. i've been saying that for years. >> did he give you credit? >> no, he never does. you have to be compassionate. there are some bad illegal aliens and they should be out of here in a heartbeat, all right? but most of the people are good people. that doesn't mean you give them amnesty. it means you treat them fairly. and surely a great nation like america can come up with an immigration plan that's fair. surely we can do that. >> last but not least, hillary clinton is she definitely running? >> i don't know, i think she's socking in the pantsuits. we see the big trucks coming to the house. if she wants it she has it. it's all about what mrs. clinton wants. >> "last days of jesus" you need to read this.

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selfie with "c," all the way down the line. the arm has to be partially in the shot we only have 60 seconds toward the selfie photograph. >> we're going to kick this off with jason. >> i'm from macon, south carolina. >> nice. congratulations. do you want to kick this off with me? >> yes, sir. >> hold on. >> see a little bit of my arm here, clear faces. there we go. now, i'll pass this to you. you guys take a selfie. you take it to the person to the left. get your arm in there. clear faces and we'll begin right now, alex. >> and that's it. that's how it's going to work. >> how long is this going to take, carson? >> we're going to check on this progress next thursday. >> how many do we have to get to break the record? >> 250 people. >> all right. >> 250 selfies. that's 249 people. >> and you have to be within five feet of each other, right? >> yes. i don't want to get in the way

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well, good morning. 7:56. more police may be coming to san jose if city council agrees to adopt changes to measure b. talk about her right to return policy at the committee meeting tonight. it looks to modify the city's measure b pension reform initiative to allow some veteran police officers to return to the force by modifying the disability definition. herrera says dozens of police officers would return under the new policy. police officers association says they haven't heard of officers willing to return. rob was willing to come in and work today. let's check in with him. >> a lot of fog coming back in with me around the bay area. san jose right now still overcast skies, skies lightening up a little bit and marine layer about 1,000 feet thick which, at this point, will break up around 10:00, 11:00 this morning, at least inland. fog pretty thick down to half mile visibility in napa and see

it there down the coast, gilroy down to zero, according to our latest observation and watch out for that on your 101 commute out of san jose heading down towards the central coast. a lot of thick fog there and also make our temperatures today fairly cool along the coast for the low clouds will linger before high clouds come on in later on towards the evening. only low 60s for san francisco and 70s and still near 80 out by the tri-valley and livermore for the afternoon. mike? >> rob, fog and low clouds and looking through the low clouds in oakland, not on the chp report, but we see it on our live camera. the reason for the slowing, an orange box truck just before high street and trying to get around it now. in the middle lane and that is what is causing this jam. the rest of your bay looking like a pretty typical thursday shaping up and south bay with northbound 280 as you're approaching 85. that cleared from the expressway off ramp and now another one in that backup is backing things up. scott, back to you. >> mike, thanks. another local news update in half an hour. ♪ ♪

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♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, a family reunion, 27 years in the making. as a as a newborn, she was left in a burger king bathroom. nearly three decades later, she reached out and found her birth mom. they're here together for an exclusive interview. then, we looked, look closely, people. at julia louis-dreyfus cover. and welcome back to "30 rock." the funny and always unpredictable tracy morgan is up early with us today, thursday, april 10th, 2014. ♪ >> hi, mom in tacoma,

washington. >> we're here from maine. >> from new york city. >> san diego! >> whoo! >> we're celebrating spring break 2014! i'm 10 today! ♪ good morning, everyone. good morning to our beautiful bouncing exercise ball class. we are hoping to set a world record this morning. for, yes, the largest exercise ball class ever. >> well, have you gotten the lay of the land. not only is this entire area covered with bouncing balls but cross over 49th street. look, there are more over there. that's the standing room only crowd over there. >> wow. >> let's go to the top of the rock. we've got people there as well. >> oh! bounced a little too high. >> but it's pretty cool. now the thing is, you guys one this starts, you must stay on the ball, okay? >> yes. >> no leaving, no potty breaks,

nothing like that. >> no texting, no distracted bouncing, you got it? yeah. >> they're doing it to stay warm right now. >> all right. and good fun. "hey jude." >> today, on this date, 40 years ago, the beatles officially broke up. >> wow. >> kind of a downer. >> but we have their music still. >> that's right. >> this is a great bathroom break song. >> yeah. let's go inside. natalie's got a check of the top stories. >> good morning to you, matt. good morning, everyone. the 16-year-old charged in the school stabbing spree is being held without bail after his first court appearance. nbc's peter alexander is in murrysville, pennsylvania with the details. >> they're hopeful all the victims will survive. four students in critical condition.

one of them described in extremely critical condition had another surgery overnight. that 16-year-old suspect, alex hribal, as you know, he faces charges of attempted homicide and aggravated assault. just moments ago, i spoke to the police chief who tells me it's still too early to tell a motive. the suspect is not speaking to the authorities. this community, of course, is stunned today, shocked holding vigils for the victims. hailing a lot of students as heroes here. we're getting new details about the fine moments of this vicious rampage with the suspect who was carrying two eight-inch knives according to police. once wrestled to the ground, he was told by the people who took him down, he hoped to die. they hope to have this crime scene clear, they're gathering evidence and students could return to classes as early as monday. >> peter alexander, thank you. the family at the center of a dramatic ocean rescue is back on dry land this morning. and for the first time, we're hearing from the men who dropped out of the sky literally to help

them. the story from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: they're known as the guardian angels. the team who parachuted into the cold ten-foot swells to save the kaufman family. proud to be called on for this mission. >> once we boarded the ship. we started immediately, treated the youngest daughter. the 1-year-old. she was lethargic and out of it. >> reporter: paramedics officers from the 129th rescue wing praised eric kaufman judgment, saying he did everything right. >> family was very, very well prepared for the voyage. they had all the necessary radios and training. >> reporter: family was 900 nautical miles off the coast of mexico when they spent out an s.o.s. they had been at sea 16 days, dealing with rough waters, mechanical problems and a sick 1-year-old. >> the team, at some point, a couple days into it, they were

ill from fatigue from high seas but they recovered. >> reporter: for three days eight people were crammed on 36-foot "rebel heart" then a small boat crew from the "u.s.s. vandergrift" pulled alongside to bring the family to the warship. >> it was a little hairy. but expected when you're out in the middle of nowhere where you can't see too much but waves. it kind of puts us on the edge of our seats. >> reporter: the family arrived in san diego wednesday. their rescue team just steps behind. on twitter eric kaufman called them heros. the best of the best. for "today," miguel almaguer, nbc news, san diego. the young mother who survived the washington state mudslide is describing her ordeal for the first time. 25-year-old amanda skurian covered a broken arm and facial

burns when a wall of mud crashed into her house. she was able to shove her son between a small space. >> i looked at our front door i didn't see anything. then i looked at our front door and it was like a movie. houses were exploding. and then the next thing i remember -- well, the next thing i see is our neighbor's chimney coming into our front door. >> the mudslide killed at least 36 people. amanda says she's so grateful for all the help she's received. she'll be paying it forward for the rest of her life she says. and take a look at the cutest caddy you will probably ever see. this is little finn stallings. he got to hang out with dad at the masters. it's a 54-year-old tradition played the day before the real

tournament gets under way. round one of the masters tees off later on from augusta this morning. 8:06. let's get a check of the weather with al. all right, thank you so much. we're here in front of the 30 rockefeller plaza as the ball bounceathon rolls on. this is pretty cool stuff. and it's a little chilly here in the shadows. these folks are really going to need to bounce to get a little heat going. let's show you what we've got as far as your weather is concerned today. chicago looking for temperatures getting up to 76 degrees. scattered showers moving into the afternoon. the rest of the day we're looking for a fire weather alert. we've got the risk of fire danger from arizona all the way to texas. look at these temperatures. and relatively low humidity with gusty winds up to 25 miles per hour. warmer than average temperatures. so, again, we are going to be watching out for all of that heat out there. and the danger of any kind of fire. hey, all the way down there!

that's what's going on around the country. here's what's and around here, might not be able to see that far around the bay area. a lot of low clouds, some mist back towards san francisco, and the view across san francisco bay looks mostly overcast right now. the visibility is mild, down to less than a half mile in napa, look out for that. same story as we head down toward the coast, and around santa cruz and gilroy, visibilities less than a half mile for you this morning. we'll get the low clouds to break up inland, heading into the afternoon. 70s around the san jose, low 60s closer to san francisco. upper 70s to near 80 inland around the tri-valley with continued cooling approaching the start soft weekend. guys, back to you. >> all right, al, thanks very much. by the way, i've got a couple custom made slings for you. some member of our plaza audience will get those to you. >> up next in "trending," new evidence from m.i.t. that a simple sneeze could be far more

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bless the rest of us. a new report from m.i.t. shows how easy it is for us to get sick. coughs and sneezes travel much that's correct than what we thought. up to 200 times further. here's what it looks like when you don't cover your mouth. scientists call this a multiphase turbulent buoyant cloud. >> that's a vortex. >> no, germs. that invisible cloud can fly across a room allowing germs into ventilation systems which then spread even farther. so one sneeze can go around the globe. >> i'm going to say i rest my case. >> i'm telling you, i want a tissue, all of a sudden. >> do you believe that. >> incredible. >> and when you cover it -- >> wow. >> next time you see someone not

covering their nose and mouth, run in the other direction. now for a photo that's giving a history lesson. julia louis-dreyfus. on the cover of "rolling stone." you can see she's got the constitution across her back. those of you looking at the bottom. you probably were looking for john hancock's signature. >> why would you look for what? >> well, you shouldn't. the history buffs among us know that john hancock doesn't sign the constitution. he signed the declaration of independence -- that mix-up -- on the other side of julia's side. >> some are speculating that it might be an intentional gaff because julia plays on "veep." >> who is looking that closely? >> well, i think every men. >> men are history buffs.

>> yeah. >> and to be accurate. >> and don't sneeze on them, whatever you do. >> no sneezing! >> very cool.

>> you may remember, last week, jenna bush hager gave her the first look at her dad's new art exhibit. president george w. bush painting heads of state like vladimir putin and his own dad. kind of interesting stuff. >> but today on the talk show, ellen says he forgot one very special world leader. >> congratulations, dad! this is pretty exciting! >> well, it's, yeah, who would have thought it? i like it. a compassionate person and a strong person and a reliable friend. >> i'm wanting to put them out, because i'm not a great artist. i want people to come and visit us. >> and this is something you're working on right now? >> i painted a gentle soul. >> you can see the full episode of "ellen" when it airs later today. >> funny! >> and that is what's trending today. we'll be back in just 30 seconds.

welcome to this special edition of "today." we're back with a story that has a lot of people talking. in just a moment, we'll have a mother and daughter reunited after a lifetime it apart. at the time this happened the little baby was called the burger king baby because she was left as a newborn in the bathroom of a fast food restaurant. >> i have some pictures. it looks like i was 3 days old there. >> yeah. >> there's nothing unusual about a mother and daughter reminiscing about old family

photos. >> what's this one? >> that was the first day of kindergarten. >> but 27-year-old katheryn deprill just met her birth mother kathy pocheck two weeks ago. >> oh, my gosh. >> how great is that your mom made awe of these? >> i know. >> kathryn was raised and then she learned she was was abandoned in a burger king. it was head line news in 1986. last month with the support of her adopted mother brenda, she turned to facebook, posting this photo of her. he hoped for answers to life-long questions. the so-called burger king baby plea went viral. and the search came to an end a few weeks later. >> it's so surreal. i never in a million years thought this was going to happen.

i don't know that i necessarily prepared myself for it. >> now katheryn is learning more about why she was abandoned. her birth mother said she was raped 16 years old but never told anyone, not even her parents. she said she gave birth in her bedroom and then left her at the burger king. >> i'm grateful that you're letting me into your life. it's been a long road to this reunion. >> how do you feel? >> i don't know. i never thought it was going to happen this fast. >> i know, it's so fast. i'm just so happy and thrilled that you came looking for me. >> yeah. it relieved a lot. >> it means a lot. >> it really did. >> katheryn deprill, her mom brenda hollis and her birth mom are all here with us. it's good to see you, ladies. it's hard to not have a few tears in your eyes.

what was it like when you came face-to-face with your birth mom? >> it's very exciting. lots of emotions and actually kind of awkward. all right. just give me the hug. let's start with that. it really broke the ice. >> kathy, were you nervous? >> i was extremely nervous. i knew -- i was at the advantage because i had seen interviews that she had done and i was just so proud of her and how articulate she was in expressing her feelings and grateful for her mom for a beautiful childhood that she gave her. >> you knew since you were 12 years old the difficult circumstances that you were born into. is it something that you always wondered about that bothered you? >> yes. always. you wonder where you come from. i have a wonderful family, i said from day one, i would never want to replace them. being adopted part of you is missing.

i'm not sure if you're adopted you just don't really understand that. >> for you to see this facebook message and you know this is your little girl who is looking for you, was there any hesitation? were you afraid at all to come forward especially the circumstances? >> no, my immediate thought, i was so afraid somebody was going to take advantage of the situation and we immediately contacted -- my husband and i immediately contacted our attorney john waldron from allentown. said you have to find her. get in touch with her immediately. i was so worried that, you know, someone was going to take advantage of it. >> well, we've got to bring brenda in here. everyone says you're the saint and the star of the story for raising such a wonderful girl. you know, you encouraged katheryn to look for her birth mother. i think that's a pretty selfless act. >> she's been talking about it for a long time. a while ago, she had seen

something on facebook an said, mom, look at this. and i said, that's very cool. when she said something about it sunday morning, i said why don't you put it on facebook and see what happens. never in a million years do you expect this to happen. >> i'm seeing the tears -- >> i've really let myself kind of open up and start to feel, you know, these feelings. >> it's been a while. >> yeah. >> kathy, were you afraid at all, because these circumstances were unusual? were you afraid if i come forward publicly, are there going to be people who judge me and what i did when i was 16? >> well, of course. but the way i look at it is, if we can help some other that is in this situation that i was in, it's worth a little bit of judgment that people might bring

upon us if it's just one girl that we can help, it's worth it. >> i love to see this happy ending. and i'm going to make it even a little bit funnier. because what did you learn about each other? katheryn and kathy -- your full name is? >> my full name is katheryn anne. >> and my full name is katheryn anne. >> and it's just sheer coincidence. >> did you drive the same car? >> she actually was the babysitter of my husband. we lived in the same town so she knew my husband before -- we didn't even know this. i was an auntie. she's an auntie. there's just so much coincidence. it's unbelievable. >> it's lovely to see these three ladies together where they belong. >> thank you.

>> we'll head outside to matt. >> yes, we will, savannah, thank you very much. now to spring breakers today. what a week it's been so far. monday, a woman attempted to pull a truck in high-heels. that didn't go so well. then we witnessed a trampoline bounce on tuesday. on wednesday, we saw that bald is definitely beautiful with the most heads shaved in an hour. this morning, we're attempting the largest exercise ball class with fitness trainer michelle. she is the author of "total body transformati transformation." before we start the clock, here's a little bit more about michelle. >> meet michelle bridges. one of australia's top health and fitness trainers who is now ready to make her mark in the united states. over the last 25 years, bridges has helped thousands shed weight and find healthier versions of themselves. >> va-voom!

i am your trainer. >> not only is she the trainer in australia's "the biggest looser." she's the driving force behind a health book called "total bod yi transformation." since four years ago, bridges said she's helped people lose a collective 2000 pounds. as a world record, bridges is no stranger to breaking them. she previously held the guinness world record for the largest circuit training class achieved back in may 2012 in melbourne, australia. and she's hoping to bring home a new title today. all right. michelle's here along with guinness world record. and natalie wearing a gopro pointed at herself because she can't keep her eyes off of her. ready? 30 minutes on the clock. >> 30 minutes on the clock, you guys, we cannot leave.

once the clock starts you have to stay, otherwise, mr. guinness gets very cranky. >> two, one -- ready? let's go! over your head. move up up, let's go. all right. touch, right, left, let's go, right, left, right left. are you ready to break a guinness book world record? give me some move with that ball. what a great way to start the day, new york city! ♪ up and down, go! also ahead, maria shriver on a landmark gathering of leaders. >> tracey morgan will tell us about his new movie.

first as michelle bridges teaches her exercise ball class, we've got more after your local news. class, we've got more after your local news. a very good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. former san francisco supervisor ed ju will surrender today to start his sentence for perjury. he was initially supposed to serve a year in county jail, but last week a judge decided to lower that to 60 days in jail. the remainder of his punishment will be served in home detention and community service. he has already served five years in federal prison for mail fraud, extortion, and bribery. time now to check that morning commute with mike. how's it looking out there? >> really bad for oakland. kind of a hazy shot. low clouds around the area, but you can see the flashing lights behind it, i think it's a tractor-trailer. and the breaakes are locked. we're hoping to get this cleared

by 9:00, but only one crew has arrived and i think that's to block traffic flow. we need another to hook up this rig and clear it from the area. we'll track this on the maps and you see a very slow drive, all the way up towards the colosseum. by the time you get to downtown oakland, you're before the. but west 580, a much better route. starting to move a little better, dawn toward the berkeley curve. and south, slower drives for 280 and 85. pretty typical. >> back with another local news update in half an hour. have a good morning.

all right. it's thursday morning, it's the 10th day of april. 2014. they're well into it. about five minutes into the attempt to set a guinness world record for the largest exercise ball class ever. we've got 353 eager participants that would shatter the old record. >> natalie -- there you go. >> hey, matt. >> there's something really wrong with that. >> natalie, are you feeling the burn, nat?

okay. >> she's feeling the burn. >> natalie's camp. plus, our crowd is some record-setting mood as well. they are attempting the world's longest selfie chain. >> i think they're over the goal. >> 249. i think we're at 163 now. you see the chain. you take a photo, then you pass it. you take another photo with somebody on and on. >> very cool. meantime, tracy morgan is in the house. you see tracy, he's here to talk about his new movie. and he's got a job on tv and is about to be available. and he says he really, really, really wants. i'm guessing it might be around 11:30 at night. >> yeah, exactly. >> meanwhile, one more time, let's go to natalie's gopro. let's see how she's doing there. natalie, you have something on your teeth.

i think it's lipstick on your teeth. >> i do? >> no, no. >> this is actually really hard work. >> you're doing it. >> yeah. it's a great workout. >> we're watching you. >> we told you we have more of i love your selfie coming up at the end of the month. looking for women who are confident with their curves and willing to show them off in a future segment. details are revealed. if you're interested go to today.com and get more information. >> mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> all right. let's see what we got going on for you. tomorrow, we're looking at wet weather from the mid-atlantic states with rain and wet weather to the south. let's head to the weekend. looking good on saturday. although a wintry mix. sunny and warm, gulf coast and pacific northwest. then sunday, sunday, could we be talking about snow for denver and the rockies? look for showers in texas on

into the northeast. sunny skies along the west coast. sunny and warm through the gulf. that's what's going on around nothing like a little techno music to get you started on a thursday. what day is it? thursday. let's get you start ds on this thursday. temperatures across the board staying much cooler than they have been all week long, back into the 70s for the south bay. 76 there. even in san francisco today, you'll notice, we still have lots of cloud cover and fog hanging on tightly. 62 in the city for today. right now, only 51. right now, it's not going to be as warm, so you may want to grab an extra layer this morning with those clouds in place. have a good thursday. that's your latest weather. >> all right. all right. 70 -- >> savannah, this is how bad it is right now -- >> squat! >> all right.

al, thank you so much. it's been 50 years since president lyndon johnson signed the groundbreaking civil rights act of 1964 giving new protections to people of races gender it's and religions. four presidents are joining at a summit at the l.b.j. library in austin, texas. maria shriver is also one of the participant. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you got the former presidents all speaking at the summit. what are the themes you've been hearing so far? >> well, president cart spoke the other night and he spoke about the growing disparity between richard ford and also women as a civil rights issue today. pay back gender. and he spoke about women not just here but around the world. president clinton talked about the civil discourse going on in washington. he longs for a time when he was

president where people actually worked together. he talked about that time. also when president johnson was able to bring both sides together. he also praised republicans for their lack of supporting the vote rege form act. let's take a look. >> i am concerned that on this 50th anniversary these divisions and the lack of a spirit of coming together put us back in the dust bin of old history. >> president obama is coming here this morning, and he is expected to talk about lyndon johnson as his inspiration. he's obviously the first african-american president. and a beneficiary of that legislation. he's also going to talk about what he sees as civil rights issues today. marriage equality, the pay gap, women's rights.

it's an exciting day and president bush is going topeak here tonight about education and the civil rights issues in his opinion. >> he says it's the civil rights issue. you and your family have a long history. sargent shriver fought for the war on poverty with lbj. and i know you're going to speak as well. >> i was invited to speak here today. and i'm going to talk about how to make an impact with social issues in a very crowded climate. i think what's interesting, savannah, is when president johnson spoke about civil rights it was in terms of black versus white. now you have people talking about marriage equality, immigration, rich, poor, women's rights. so the civil rights issue is no longer black and white it's more like "fifty shades of grey." >> maria, i know you'll keep us posted what happens, but thank you. >> thank you. coming up next, we'll catch up with tracy morgan, hear about his new movie "parenting."

and the new campaign he's launching right here on "today" right now. plus, the exercise ball class is in full swing on the plaza and on the set of 30 rock. will they be able to break the record? we'll find out back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. if you're so tough, crack this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare hand. i didn't say tough, i said hungry. if you're so hungry, eat this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare mouth. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better.

♪ all right. we're back now 8:39 with the very funny tracy morgan. he made us half on "snl" for seven seasons as tracy gordon on nbc's emmy and golden globe winning hit "30 rock." now, he's surprising us as luis, the adorable bulldog left behind in "rio 2." >> amazon, who is ready for a tropical adventure? i know i am. >> wait, we didn't do a head count. hey, guys, wait up, ahh!

>> hey, come back. >> they left without me, again. ♪ a dog. >> that is messed up. tracy morgan. good morning. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> i know you wouldn't have reprised this role unless luis would have evolved considerably between "rio 1" and "rio 2" how has he evolved? >> he doesn't have wings but still loveable. >> we've got a lot of actors who lend their voices to animated films. it's two camps, one say it's the easiest pay, and the other ones say it's a harder fall. >> when you do this things, they have to put your voice, and you're in a booth by yourself,

you're not with anyone. for me, i'm easier when i'm with people. >> you like to play off people? >> yeah, yeah. >> but you can do it in your pajamas. >> it doesn't matter. when i first started comedy, a lot of my material was based on imagination, but then i went back to my imagination. >> it's fun. pure entertainment. buts there also a message about rain forest conservation. >> that's why i championed this movie. that's why i got involved, because of the message. if you think about it, if all the trees are gone, we're done. we got to touch the younger generation. the cartoonists will get their attention, but the message is what's important. >> i think it's good that you're starting a campaign throughout this morning. i know on the show you would like to start another campaign. we just heard the news that david letterman is retiring in

the next year -- >> i'm throwing myself in the mix. >> your own self. >> yeah. >> what would you do different than the other late night? >> than late night? that would be interesting. let's shake the game up. i think jimmy fallon needs some competition out there. >> who would be your band? >> it would be different. it might be drake one night. it might be sly and the family stone. it might be doobie brothers. >> who is your ideal guest? >> the black dude from "magnum p.i." >> the black dude from "magnum p.i." "would you have a signature signoff each night? >> yeah, who's coming with me. i don't know where i'm going, but who's coming with me? >> do you do a lot of stand-up? >> i do a lot of stand-up.

bona fide, the comedy special airs april 20th. and then at 1:00 at night, awesome, "saturday night live" and years on "30 rock" and now i get to hear my voice again. so it's good for me, wow, this is your perspective. it it feels good. plus, i'm on tour. the tracy morgan funny tour that starts next month. >> you're going to have to stay up -- >> i love it. >> you're going to have to slow down if you get that late night show. >> we'll work it out. >> tracy morgan, good to see you. >> pleasure. >> "rio 2" opens tomorrow. one of the hottest in the country right now, fitz and the tantrums. you should have them on your show. that's next on nbc.

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"today" brought to you by toyota. all right. we're back at 8:45. fitz & the tantrums have been sweeping across the nation with indy pop and neosoul performances. called "more than just a dream." >> the band, otherwise known as fitz & the tantrums. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> let's go back to this, so influenced indy pop. >> well, our band, there's so many different influences. and we really try to create a hybrid sound so there's not really one that incapsule laate what we do. we like it. >> carson daly knows music. he came in and said this is one of the bands you got to see perform live. you're going out on tour and you're watching the popularity explode in front of you.

what's it like to live it? >> it's amazing. we are living a dream. we started as a small band out of los angeles. we're both based organically. we got our start at south southwest, we couldn't be happier. we're on the "today" show. we couldn't be happier. >> and the whistling, is that a job requirement? is that something that you just discovered, or aptitude for whistling? because i envy it. >> it was definitely when the first idea for the song came out, started whistling this little part late at night, oh, my god, that's annoyingly catchy. i think we better roll with it, guys. >> we better roll with it. ladies and gentlemen, fitz & the tantrums. ♪ ♪

♪ ooh crazy's what they think about me ain't gonna stop 'cause they tell me so ♪ 'cause 99 miles per hour baby is how fast that i like to go ♪ ♪ can't keep up with my rhythm though they keep trying too quick for the lines they throw ♪ ♪ i walk to the sound of my own drum ♪ we go they go we go hey yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ oh here we go feel it in my soul ♪ ♪ really mean it mean it so go gotta feel it honey takes control ♪ ♪ really mean it mean it [ whistling ] ♪

♪ i wake up to the city of angels to see my name headlining the coast ♪ ♪ they say i'm a walking dreamer baby if i stop they would make the show ♪ ♪ can't keep up with my rhythm though they keep trying too quick for the lines they throw ♪ i walk to the sound of my own drum ♪ we go they go we go yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ oh here we go feel it in my soul really mean it mean it so go ♪ gotta feel it honey takes control ♪ ♪ really mean mean it oh here we go feel it in my soul ♪ ♪ really mean it mean it so go gotta feel it honey takes control ♪ ♪ really mean it mean it

♪ everybody walk ♪ ♪ everybody walk ♪ everybody walk walk walk ♪ ♪ oh here we go feel it in my soul ♪ really mean it mean it so go gotta feel it honey takes control ♪ ♪ really mean it mean it ♪ ♪ here we go feel it in my soul ♪ ♪ really mean it mean it so go gotta feel it honey takes

control ♪ ♪ really mean it mean it >> thank you! we'll go outside for the largest exercise ball class ever. this is "today" on nbc. ♪ oh here we go feel it in my soul really mean it mean it ♪

♪ we are back now with more of our series "spring breakers today." today's challenge was the largest exercise ball class ever. the record was 347. we've got 358 people taking part in a kwlclass led by michelle bridges. >> we've got how much countdown time? >> 1:30. >> she is is conducting a rather rigorous -- >> and people are sweating out there. >> and it's cold out there. >> i thought she was going to phone it in. >> even natalie morales looks like she's wind a bit. >> and they don't have to work

out for the rest of the year once they make a record. >> come on, they put it in. >> we've got natalie's bouncing ball on the picture. >> we got mike ginella the adjudicator for the guinness book of world records. mike, you can hear me, anything to disqualify this for the world record? >> as far as i know, no one has left. >> and is this ultimately in front. the 30 rock plaza where the tree is historically as well. >> and 353 people, but where did we find 353 exercise balls. look at the aerial shot in the air. that's what's so fun. >> yeah. what i love, we're all standing here marveling at them. >> i know. >> we've got 15 seconds to go, michelle. >> reach!

>> big finish. >> bring it on home. >>. >> all: five, four, three, two -- one! ♪ >> wave your ball in the air! >> we did, people! whoo-hoo! >> from guinness, come on over. did they do it? >> they did. 353 people. we've beaten the record by five for the half-hour exercise ball workout. michelle, we've got the certificate for you on behalf of guinness world records. everyone in the plaza as well, congratulations, you're all officially amazing. >> oh, my goodness. thank you, guys. thank you, new york city for turning out at 4:00 a.m. to come and break this world record. well done, you guys. >> michelle, i know one of your

favorite charities is feeding america. so look behind you here in honor of today's record, we bring it in and they are going to donate 100,000 meals to feeding america. >> oh, thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you. >> natalie, how do you feel? >> do i have to give up my new friend? i kind of like using this cam. well, good morning to you. 8:56 right now. i'm peggy bunker. hillary rodham clinton is back in the bay area tonight, speaking at san jose state university for a women's lecture series. she will speak at 8:00, as part of a series on west coast appearances. many people going to that. in the meantime, checking in with meteorologist anthony slaughter. how is the forecast going to be? looking sharp there, anthony. >> trying to figure out how my west coast appearance is. let's talk about this cloud cover.

look at this expansive cloud deck over san jose. we're still at 55 degrees in the south bay, still trying to clear out from the clouds across the entire bay area. that means it's going to be cooler today. keep those jackets handy, at least for the first half of the day. no rain, just lots of clouds. low 60s in san francisco for your highs today. have a good one.

>> announcer: from nbc news, from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," thursday morning, april 10, 2014. the plaza just moments ago cleared out as we set a guinness world record, led by this young lady right here. >> most people doing an exercise ball. >> my hands are filthy because you're bouncing that ball and hitting it on the floor. >> look at that cam. >> i was having fun with my little friend. >> you work out a lot. was that tough? >> you know, my arms are killing me.

i work out, but like carrying the ball almost bigger than i am. >> an hour? >> it's not a terrible time. but a perfect workout. i already worked out for the day, i'm done. >> we were cheering you on from the side. a huge crowd of people and everyone was hanging in there. fantastic. >> you know what was impressive, you changed. 2 1/2 minutes. >> they were good. our wardrobe department is fantastic. >> this is a break away outfit. >> yeah. pop it on. >> thank you. >> all right. bravo. >> let you rest a little bit. fresh details this morning about 16-year-old suspect alex hribal in yesterday's mass stabbing in the pittsburgh suburb of murrysville, pennsylvania. 20 people were injured at franklin regional senior high school. some remain in critical condition. he was charged with four attempts of homicide and

aggravated assault. he will be charged as an adult. yesterday, his attorney told the judge the sophomore will need to be sign by psychiatrist to see if t if he's mentally fit to stand trial. >> this is a nice young man. never been in trouble. he's not a loner. he works well with other kids at school. >> so how does this happen yesterday? well, investigators say before the opening bell hribal began stabbing and slashing students with two 8-inch knives. it lasted five minutes before he was tackled by assistant principal, sam king and a security guard. two of the day's heroes were nate tsimio who pulled the alarm. he posted a selfie on instagram, he put on the caption, chillin' at children's hospital. >> a lot of heroes yesterday.

from the assistant principal, the security guard who got stabbed himself. to the other students who jumped in there. and a lot of students, you know, as we heard earlier on today who once they saw their friends were stabbed were applying pressure on the wounds and trying to keep them from bleeding to death. >> how many times have we said it with different weapons? you start your day, you come in, the bell rings and next thing you know you're covering a gaping wound trying to save your friend's life or friends jumping in front of the attacker so they would get stabbed instead of their dear friends. people in the toughest times do the brave things. >> people ask about security at the school. this is considered a bedroom community of pittsburgh. they implemented a security system that requires people to be buzzed in, but you're a student so you're able to enter. there was a school resource officer who is armed but did not have to use that weapon to immobilize the young man. but of course the question is

why did it? you heard from the attorney to the family, they saw no signs, he was a good kid, he socialized with others. it leaves that huge question of then what was going on in his life and why? >> peter alexander was reporting earlier, talking about there was a possibility of this angry phone call between this young man and another student or students the night before. they don't know if that has anything to do with it or if that's valid or not. >> but you have to ask the question, is it part of the major question out there? >> as parents, i look at my school security system so much more closely now and holding doors open for people behind you, i close the door. you never know who is coming in. fortunately, i mean, they have -- they had a trained security guard, but even in that instant, it really -- the onus is on everybody else to kind of jump in and try to do something to stop it. >> you have to let the kid in to school. this happened 15 minutes before the official start of school. >> again, thank goodness, no

lives lost, but there are some people who are still fighting this morning and we're really thinking about this. >> one in particular had to go through emergency surgery again last night. we'll keep you posted. speaking of kind of shocking news, this yesterday was a really -- it sent shock waves through the online world. yahoo! recommending their customers change their passwords. this comes after a serious vulnerability called the heart bleed bug was discovered. it leaves countless websites to the security flaw. besides yahoo! a lot of big companies are recommending users change their passwords including tumble, go daddy, intu it, turbo tax, dropbox. ok cupid. so look, right now, one of the problems that a lot of us have, trying to remember your passwords and you can use this kind of -- this kind of thing. it's crazy. >> it's terrible to say, but i'm

really negligent and bad about changing passwords. yeah. >> i think everybody is. >> mine are pretty obvious. >> but then you realize -- >> not you're going to crack my code, anybody. >> yes. >> nobody. >> and matt said earlier, 1, 2, 3, 5. >> but the problem, you wonder, okay, so you do all of this stuff and you have the people working at getting to this stuff. >> right. >> and yet, so what -- what chance do you really have of protecting your information? >> i want to know what the next level -- i mean, we have been doing passwords for how long even though it's numerical, is it retina scanning, thumb prints? what's the next level? at some point our memories cannot retain every website password that's required. >> i like the idea of the retina scanners and the thumb print scan. that seems to be where we're going. >> when we were younger, the first time we saw a xerox thing we'd scan other things. you can use that.

>> i still do that by the way. use the past tense. >> what do we do? i don't remember those years, what happened? >> when you'd sit on the copier. you never did that? >> no, i did not. >> maybe a hand. >> the amazing detail you get. >> when we were a kid in the library you had to pay 10 cents -- >> i remember when it cost money. >> you put your face down. >> nothing better to see a kid, then they close it back down on their head. as though that's healthy. >> kids nowadays they're not hardly using copiers. >> they have scanners at home. >> they e-mail everything anyway. >> all right. this is super cute. is it called a residency at madison square garden, well, such a class act. listen to the story. elementary school in new york, the kinder gardners through second grade have been performing some of the greatest hits. the classics. given to us by little children.

well, their parents and school officials have gone on to facebook, they sent out a formal invitation to billy joel himself. thinking, there's no chance of it, but we'll give it a shot. guess who showed up to hear the performance of the kindergartners rocking his music. none other than the great billy joel. take a look. ♪ >> that was the "uptown girl." there he is. apparently the school is ten minutes from his home. he arrived on his motorcycle about five minutes from 9:30 a.m. the principal said the singer asked to sit in the back so he wouldn't make the kids nervous. that's so cute. >> and singing "uptown girl." that was my favorite billy joel video of all time.

i lip-synched whole thing. >> i love when kindergartners sing songs they couldn't possibly understand. and singing "riders on the storm." >> by the doors. >> a 6-year-old singing it. >> and talking about getting the uptown girl. >> a second grader? >> i think i played the trumpet or something. >> did you -- what was your talent? >> none. i played the clarinet but pretty bad at that. i played the piano. mostly, i was the johnny carson. i introduced everyone else. i was like al roker and the rokettes. >> i did "thriller." i still remember some of it the whole -- ♪ >> keep going.

>> nice. >> i got to replay a little bit to get the music back. ♪ >> nope, that's not it. that's somethings. >> isn't that "walking like an egyptian"? >> we need '80s moves. >> get our stage manager, she's great. she can do it all. >> you said you needed a little space to do it. come on. >> come on. >> this will remind me. ♪ >> i'm swimming. >> there you go. >> check it out. >> it's okay, come on.

>> wow, it's like the dancing pigeon. very nice. all right. check out what we've got going on right now. some showers making their way across the region. minneapolis, you're going to finally see clearing skies. good news, sunshine. temperatures getting up near 60 degrees. the front's going to be pushing through rather rapidly through the great lakes today, into tonight, by tomorrow morning, it moves into the northeast. by friday evening, we're looking at all right, 9:11, the time right now. you'll notice, we have cleared out very nicely in san francisco. still a little bit of cloud cover over the water, but 53 right now, so it's chilly once you wake up and step outside. definitely going to need a jacket. you'll notice those temperatures, highs today, going to be much cooler than they have been, especially after 80s in san francisco, just a couple of days ago, 62 for today. even in the south bay, 76 degrees and you can still see it trying to clear out from low clouds. so keep an extra jacket handy as

you head through the rest of your day. have a good one. my favorite part of that video was the voiceover by vincent price "terrorize your neighborhood." >> right. >> best video of all time. i remember when that aired on mtv for the first time. i was glued watching it. >> oh, yeah. >> it was amazing. >> kate has the whole dance down. she wants to make sure we don't show it on camera. >> you know every detail. >> we need to reprise that. coming up next, a little controversy. a little controversy in the country music world. rascal flatts admits to some lip-synching. rascal flatts admits to some lip-synching. ♪ pick you up peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare.

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and what could be the new anthem of summer. >> those are just some of the big celebrity stories as your ticket to hollywood with nina terrell. good morning. >> from the academy of country music awards surround rascal flatts. >> yeah, rascal flatts confirms what the country already knew that they did lip-synch on sunday. they released a statement on twitter saying that gary was actually sick and lost his voice. they decided to go on stage and give it their best. they did lip-synch. we look forward to singing live in the very near future. have trir fans forgiven them? >> country music is all about authenticity. now that they've come out saying, we did lip-synch, it's okay. i don't think there's any backlash. >> by the way, nicest guys when at the come some. >> i love their music. >> fantastic.

>> we also already know they can sing. it's not milli vanilli. >> ooh, you went there, not me. >> no, no, willie -- not at all. >> don't come after willie. >> do not come after willie. >> i said they weren't milli vanilli. >> not at all. >> next on the star power list. pitbull with the anthem to the world cup. remember, shakira had the one four years ago. huge. >> it's fantastic. it's a whistling mode there. >> this is big all of a sudden. >> it's very popular in new york. >> yes. >> although he's not whistling there. she lip-synching? >> no. >> they're all take to get stage in june to kick off the world cup. >> can't wait. >> it's going to be like

breaking news, this is the "today" show, it's going to be the anthem of the summer like "blurred lines." >> playing it while you're wearing your bikini. photo of the week. kim kardashian's bikini photo to end all bikini photos. >> look at that. >> i know. >> look at her there. >> is that technically a bikini? >> i think it qualifies -- >> that's what i mean. that's what i mean. >> kim kardashian participated in a photo shoot with her family in thailand. >> we don't know what magazine it will appear in. >> she does look really great. she's saying a picture is worth a thousand words. i lost the baby weight. i'm ready to put on that wedding dress. she's a new mom, a business woman. this is how she became popular in the first place, if you ask me. >> whoo.

>> okay. >> yeah. next up. tweet of the week. this is kind of a sad one but a good one. gwyneth paltrow tweeting happy birthday to her son moses, 8 years old. she's got a ring on her finger. >> gwyneth took to twitter. what has everyone talking as you mentioned, she's still wearing her wedding ring weeks after that conscious uncoupling which clearly seems to be a long picture. this picture was taken earlier this week where she's also wearing a wedding ring. it's her personal life and it's none of our business but it has people talking honestly. >> all right. >> real quick, i think as we take a look here, "brick

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a very good morning to you. 9:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the coast guard searching for a 14-year-old boy who was swept out to sea at ocean beach in san francisco. ships with lights searched overnight. more ships will be brought in now that the sun is up and the day has started. the teen was playing with his cousin on the shore yesterday when they were dragged out to sea. his uncle ran in to save him, but he couldn't swim. a nearby surf played one of the boys out to safety and found the uncle unconscious nearby. he is in critical condition. the state is investigating a children's center in san jose. parents have raised concern about abuse and a lack of supervision. so far, no comment from that center. traffic back to normal on the bay bridge, after major mess

overnight. several lanes were closed so crews could repair a large pothole that backed up traffic for miles. we're going to check the morning commute with mike in just a bit and look at that forecast right after this break.

welcome back. 9:28, the time right now. you can see, we still do have lots of fog and low clouds hugging up against the coastal bridges this morning. just keep that in mind as you head out the door, just because every single microclimate is looking at low clouds, even in san jose. we are still clearing out from that fog and stratus deck that was overhead. at 53, it is much cooler today, not as warm as it was all week long. only 62 in san francisco, 70 in the east bay. the tri-valley will still manage some 80s, but the south bay, mid-70s expected there. let's check that drive. here's mike. >> better news through oakland. northbound 880 is jammed at high street. you can see this live picture coming towards you. you'll also notice all lanes are moving. north pass high street, the ones that had the wrbrakes locked fo

an hour, now much better, qui quicklily through san leandro. north 280 through 101, we see some slowing because there was a crash clearing from that connector. the real delays up the peninsula for 101, they have cleared. the rest of your south bay was also flowing smoother. should be typical speeds in the 30s for the average >> the good thing about being second traffic, in the bay area, you have a lot of different vistas. we're giving you a few this morning as we give you live looks outside. if you're making your way into the city today, a little cloudy as anthony had mentioned, but at least you can make out the transamerica. see you in half an hour.

♪ today is thursday morning, april 10th, 2014. a beautiful spring day here in new york city. i'm willie here with al, natalie and tamron. a boy was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. melanoma. turned his time into fund-raising projects making bracelets. in rochester. he was diagnosed with a rare skin chancer in april of last year. about a year ago, he's gone through ten surgeries already. his facebook posts he's got a huge response, decided to start selling the bracelets at $1 a piece to raise money for cancer

research. he's now raised if you can believe it, more than $8,500 buck. he told today.com he wants to donate to money to find a cure so no one else goes through this. >> wow, that a lot of money. >> fantastic. >> good kid. >> well done. >> keep wishing him luck and hopefully you all can participate and buy a bracelet for a dollar. great cause. how about a check of the weather, mr. roker? >> let's show you what we've got. let's look ahead towards the weekend, shall we? we'd like to get a break from some of the rough weather. tomorrow, friday, some showers in the northeast making their way from the west coast. we've got gorgeous weather there. from the gulf, texas, saturday, a wintry mix in the northern plains. wet weather on the great lakes. sunny along the eastern seaboard nice and mild. the heat continues in the southwest into southern texas. then on sunday, the rough

weather expands. we're looking for a risk of strong storms down through texas on into the mississippi river valley. another snowstorm. sunshine up and down the west coast. east coast looking good. gulf coast, sunny and warm. good morning. 9:32, the time right now. still waking up to those clouds across most of the bay area. temperatures are cool, only in the 50s. later on this afternoon, you're going to notice a huge difference in temperatures, even in san francisco. only going to top out at 62 degrees and the east bay, right near 70 for places like oakland, hayward, the tri-valley will still manage a few low 80s. and in the south bay, you're going to notice a good mix of sunshine as we head through the day. a few clouds from time to time, but definitely not as warm as it has been. back in the 70s across most of the bay for today. have a good thursday. >> and that's your weather. >> al, thanks a lot. round up the kids because the new movie "rio 2" is hitting the theaters tomorrow. >> none other than than our own

natalie voicing the role of who else, a newscaster. >> in brazil, announced an important discovery today. >> we believe we have encountered a wild blue macaw deep in the amazon jungle. >> the blue macaw was thought to be practically extinct, the last living family living in rio de janeiro. >> if these birds can be found, their home will be saved. >> oh, good, nat. >> rio de janeiro. >> i did have a few seconds of fame. obviously, my voice did but the guy who deserves the credit, the film director, i sat down to talk bruno mars with him and brazil. >> the world is full of vibrant colors. beautiful lush terrain, and all the samba music your heart

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>> at this age, but when they're a thousand pounds -- >> you have to deal with all of these animals and a family life. it must be tough? >> balance, it's all about balance. i don't know if i've got it balanced right. yeah, it's definitely about keeping track of kids, wildlife. >> you live in canada. how many trips do you take a day taking care of animals? >> i definitely make a lot. i lost count. >> these cute guys, these bears, very cute now, they'll get to over 1,000 pounds? >> when they're born in the den, when the mom is hibernating that's when they're born. they can get up to a thousand pounds. >> and they stay with their mom for the first few years of life? >> the first two or four years. and they're very common in alaska and ewyukon. and we have about 5,000 in the ukraine.

yukon. >> and they've got to make that trek to the rivers to get salmon? >> yeah, actually, 90% of their diet is vegetation. they eat a lot of plants and berries. definitely in the fall, salmon is our favorite food. >> these guys don't have names yet. maybe we should get our viewers to work on that. >> they're brother and sister bears, we think. >> all right. let's get to the river otter. >> a little safer animal here. >> so this is an otter. they're very aquatic-type animal. as you can see they're streamline for getting in and out of the rivers. >> they love to play, too? >> nice web feet. they like to play on ice. they're squirty and fast -- >> oh! >> oh! >> i think-i take the bear. >> this river otter is a little testy right now.

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well, good morning, everyone. 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. hillary rodham clinton back in the bay area tonight, speaking at a san jose state university for a women's lecture series. the former secretary of state scheduled to appear at 8:00 as part of a series of west coast

appearances. former u.s. congressman ron paul is scheduled to be in san francisco this morning, talking about his beliefs about liberty. the event started just a few minutes ago, 10:00 this morning, at the commonwealth club downtown. it is sold out. the sharks play the los angeles kings in the first round of the stanley cup playoffs. they lost to the anaheim duction last night, locking up second place in the pacific division. the first two playoff games will be at the tank and we'll find out when this sunday. let's check your weather this morning. good morning. >> good morning, scott. we're waking up to lots of cloud cover and fog, but all of that has cleared in san francisco right now. you can see visibility really starting to improve. 53 degrees right now in the city. elsewhere, you can still see, we have a few clouds, especially in the south bay, still clearing out from the fog we had this morning. 59 right now. today, it's going to be much cooler than it has been all week long. we're talking about 62 in san francisco, in the 70s for the rest of the bay area. the tri-valley, you'll manage

some low 80s, but definitely much cooler than it has been, so keep that jacket handy at least for the next few hours, for the first half of the day. let's check that drive. here's mike. >> we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, where you still have those cash lanes backed up. fastrak cleared up over the last 20 minutes, good stuff. the east shore freeway still sending a lot of folks over the curve. northbound 880 continues to recover after the earlier stall had things tied up past the coliseum, but things really starting to thin out around the bay. the south bay, we have routes 101, 280, all showing their traditional pattern. and a smooth traffic away from us into the haze. not foggy, just yucky. >> fair enough. >> another yucky news update for you coming up in half an hour.

from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> gorgeous. >> it is a beautiful day. ian't even believe i'm actually saying the words. it is a beautiful thirsty thursday, april 10th, here in new york. we have waited, it seems like, ages. >> and to mark this day -- >> grateful for it. it only seems right that goldie hawn would arrive. >> a ray of sunshine. >> goldie is here to talk about one of her education programs and her life. she is joy personified. she walks in the room, you're happy. she's going to join us. okay. >> good. >> somebody made a mistake and

it was not us. >> or did they? that's the news coming from nbc news today is that somebody made a mistake. don't know if it is on purpose because it gets more life out of the controversy. >> you guys saw the cover of "rolling stone," you remember what you saw, we talked about it yesterday. julie louis-dreyfus is wearing the words of the constitution. and at the bottom there is a signature and it is john hancock. here is the problem. for all you historians. john hancock did not sign the constitution, he signed the declaration of independence more than ten years before that. we're all so stupid. we didn't point it out yesterday. >> we didn't think it was necessary to make people feel stupid. >> anyway, so -- >> she did the funniest thing, though, she tweeted. >> she tweeted this, hancock signed the declaration of independence, not the constitution. just another like another -- i watched the first one last

night. i can't stand how funny it is. she is at a book signing. pull it up if you haven't seen it yet. anyway, it is great. >> hoda, usually i can't stand your taste in stuff, you know, but you told me about "veep" last year and it is a little -- first of all, it is very raunchy and the language is unbelievable. if you're not ready for that, don't. but the satiric value of it, she's a brilliant comedic actress. and the whole ensemble. >> every time she says something, you crack it up. >> you were sneezing downstairs. >> i don't know if it is because of the next item or what. you know what i have? on time today. every year in april, i get a sty. it is disgusting. >> it is gross. >> first one couple of years ago, laughlasted like two month. somebody told me last year, if you take gold, the minute you feel like one is coming along, and you rub gold -- gold? i don't know.

>> she rubbed her watch -- >> i did before makeup. i'll do everything to keep it from going. >> your eye is red, probably from rubbing the gold in it. >> i didn't rub it in the eye. it is allergies. everythi everybody is experiencing bad allergies. here's what they say. >> usually we thought the germs stopped when the wet stuff stopped. so you these and the spray stops, you go, as long as you're far enough way, somebody sneezes at the airport and you're like thank god it is way over there. we used to think the sneeze went from here, two feet, that's where all thea/a wet stuff went. jerry, help demonstrate. now a new mit zudstudy, look ho far the virus goes. look how far it goes. an invisible goes -- >> it keeps going. >> exactly. 12 feet. if you're in the airport or somewhere and someone sneezes -- >> ten feet. >> exactly.

double dutch. anyway, so be careful. and do that thing they told you to do -- >> in your arm. nobody told me that growing up. and now my kids just -- think you're nice enough -- >> mom, don't do that. it is -- >> we didn't have seat belts had i was growing up. >> be careful. so there was an actress walking out of duane reade, katherine heigl, carrying duane reade bags. >> because she's been in duane reade. >> she's been shopping. >> duane reade noticed this photo, i guess the paparazzi, somebody took it and they were excited and who wouldn't be? they tweeted this. duane reade did this. love a quick duane reade run, even katie heigl can't help shopping at the drugstore. >> she filed a lawsuit on wednesday. >> a lawsuit. >> in manhattan federal court. >> looking for $6 million in damages after her team said they asked for photo to be taken down multiple times.

maybe they -- i don't know what the thinking is. but the lawsuit says, quote, use a plaintiff's image under these circumstances improperly exploited her name and likeness as a celebrity for defendant's commercial advertising -- without authorization, unquote. >> here is the thing. >> she looks great. that's all i care about. usually when i go to the -- >> yes. >> i know. >> here's the thing. i guess they're probably upset because they asked them to take it down multiple times. here is the rule about tv news, i used to do that, anyway, if you're in public, and someone shoots a picture of you, they can use that photo. you're in the public area. you're not in your house. not in your -- you are out walking on the street. >> what about if you come out of a restaurant that you love and they take a picture of you with the name of the restaurant there and the restaurant tweets it. >> that's great. >> are you going to sue them too? anytime you walk outside your private home, you're fair game. and they're not doing

advertisements, just a tweet. >> heigl said if she wins, she'll donate all the proceeds to her favorite animal welfare charity. we did reach out to duane reade and we never hear back from anybody. >> that's because they were busy because christine for me went over to duane reade this morning to get some sty, that stuff you -- that stuff is good. i love duane reade. thank you very much. >> there is a brilliant column. >> there is. and they can't help themselves. they're just brilliant. >> and we talked about barbara walters, and others. so you might want to read it. >> yes, we did. >> if you get a free minute. daily news. and line you can get that as well. do we have to talk about this? >> an important question. >> are your pets messing with your sex life? a lot of people, you included, let your dog sleep in the bed. okay. >> yeah. >> let's pretend you and frank want to have a moment, and there is bambino, laying on the bed. or blake. bambino is clearly mad and blake

is shocked. so a survey found that pet owners were evenly split. half of them banished the pet from the room and the other half let e pet stay in the room while the act is happening. yeah. what do you think? of that information? >> i think it is up to the people involved, the pet owners to decide what they're comfortable with. is that good? so what do you do? >> you didn't tell me what you did, you said it is up to the pet owner. what do you do? >> i don't care. as long as they're not taking pictures, i don't -- none of them knows how to run a video camera yet. when they learn that, i'll -- nobody wants to see that. nobody. >> that never looks good. i'm sorry. there is no way that looks good. >> i can't imagine. >> no, it doesn't. so -- >> didn't look good when i was 20. >> never looks good. never. so you're going to like this ihoda. >> who wants to see a post

menopausal woman and an octogenarian. that's just sad. >> you're going to like this. >> oh, no. i have a bad neck, please. >> this is the thing you're going it like. because it is about when things moved at a slower pace, when people took a letter and put a stamp on it. it is called automatic by miranda lambert. >> you're playing nice. >> i like this song a lot. ♪ you have something to say you write it on a piece of paper ♪ ♪ put a stamp on it and they get it three days later ♪ ♪ boys call the girls girls turn them down ♪ ♪ it was the only way to work your problems out ♪ ♪ hey, whatever happened to waiting your turn ♪ ♪ doing it all

by hand ♪ ♪ when everything is handed to you ♪ ♪ it's only worth as much time put in ♪ ♪ it all just seems so good the way we had it ♪ ♪ back before everything became automatic ♪ >> one more line. you'll like the next line. i promise you will. ♪ automatic >> worth every second we're taking away from goldie. hold on. here it is. ♪ put the windows down windows with the cranks ♪ ♪ come on let's take a picture the kind you got to shake ♪ >> the kind you had to shake, remember? >> instamatic. >> great song, "automatic".

>> i liked it until we had to wait another minute for it. you're making nice with miranda lambert. >> i like her a lot. i do. it is a great song. look how great she looks. >> she looks amazing. >> good for her. okay or not okay. >> it has diets that work on the cover and she's one of the ones they talk about, how great she looks. okay, is it okay or not okay to go on vacation with each other while you are divorcing or also known as conscious uncoupling? >> here is what we had to say about it. >> hoda, even if you are consciously uncoupling, it is important to remain a family every chance you get. if that means a family vacation, god bless you. >> interesting. all right. i say this. if it's a getaway to try to repair your marriage, i'm all for it. otherwise, what's the point? >> the point is to be a family. >> what's the point? >> oh, my gosh. >> you're uncoupled.

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improve academic performance. we need a lot of that. >> now she's teaming up with everybody's favorite tv doctor, dr. mehmet oz. >> and she's here. everybody is happy, just in time for spring. >> we love -- >> just a breath of fresh air when she walks in. >> you're lucky you missed this winter. welcome to new york now. >> i heard. i was sad i wasn't here in the winter because i love the apartment, i love living in new york. and when i was going to come, i thought maybe it is not time because the delays and the planes and the weather. never, ever was, you know, stopped by the weather because it is just -- things are changing. >> this initiative that goldie, you know, you love education. i went to one education forum with you, i'll never forget, you did your panel and you stayed for everyone else's because it really means a lot to you. >> it does. it does. it is education but also the kind of education we do. we want a lot of literacy, we want good reading, we want

science, we want math, we want our kids to excel, right? however, we're not dealing with emotional literacy. and that's what keeps kids back. their anxieties, their fears, their stressors and they come into class and they have so much stress. and we never know it. they don't share it. so this program helps just get underneenl ath it and gives chin a chance to deal with their stress. >> when we were growing up in the maryland area, i don't remember having four or five hours of homework at night, like kids have today. part of that, the stress is real because there is so much at stake for them you got to get in the right school. we never talked about stuff like that. not everybody went to college. people found jobs. the world is a different place. >> it is a very different place. there sis a lot of stress. there is a lot of peer pressure. there is a lot of parental pressure. it is an interesting thing because you look at this program, you say, what is it geared for? >> how is it different?

>> we teach the brain. we teach how their brains work. we give them a real split up on their tool, the biggest tool they have. >> they know what's going on inside. >> they know what's going on inside. that's number one. number two, we have three brain breaks a day. in the classroom, they manage their emotions, they get to calm down and it is a time-out and make it really cool and they used it in all kinds of ways, going to sleep, taking tests, dealing with stress with family or kids or parents. the stories are amazing. then we do act of kindness. we do gratitude journals. and the reason we do that is because it brings children out of depression. it brings grown-ups out of depression. >> they focus on something positive. >> something positive. something other than themselves and they feel empowered because they're giving something back. so building these tools is their life tools. >> we're so happy for you. >> that's why she hasn't done any movies. >> we're looking at your panel back here. >> interesting, you know? i made tons of movies and i got

to a place where i really looked at my life, and i thought, where am i putting my energy for the next 15 years? and not to say i don't want to make movies, but life has to grow. we have to change. and -- >> it is a legacy you want to leave. >> i have to say, it is turning out to be that way. it is not what i wanted to do. it wasn't that i wanted to leave a legacy. i figured this is enough. but in terms of doing something good, it made me feel like i was doing something to improve the state of mind of our children. >> sure. >> i was very, very hurt. look, yesterday, i was at the dr. oz event, we're dong a partnership, i hadn't heard about what happen ee eed in pennsylvania. i weeped, i cried. i thought how sick are these kids. >> the situation we live in today. >> that's why i'm doing what i'm doing. >> we all thank you. >> thank you. >> we love you. >> now, when are we going to go have our dance party? >> dance party -- >> we have to have -- >> we're going to do one. we're rescheduling it because

hugh jackman's movie is coming up. we're going to do it. >> okay. >> she's going to stay with us through the break. >> what? >> the big reveal of our "ambush makeovers" is minutes away. >> don't miss it. >> don't leave ever. >> wow. >> are you going to the orange >> wow. >>as a mother of two, it'sange really hard to work at home. when i really need to get stuff done, i hide in the laundry room. no one ever goes in there. a lawyer that's a monkey? hahahaha. also, the dryer sheets reeeally help my writing. writing supplies. oh. number 7 of my 20. the new amex everyday credit card with no annual fee. thank you. make 20 or more purchases in a monthly billing period, and earn 20% more rewards. it's membership that rewards you for the things you already buy, everyday. what's your 20? tthe pleasure you crave bjust got real.leasure?

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goldie hawn stayed. she stayed. goldie hawn stayed. >> we want an update on the

family. you and kurt have a beautiful family. tell us how the older kids are doing and the grandchildren. >> the older kids are amazing, unbelievable parents. i'm so proud. kurt and i are so proud. and they're mirroring a lot of the way they were raised. that shows you how important it is to raise your children well because they will raise their kids well. >> what do the grandkids call you? >> go go. >> and kurt? >> go gi. >> we get you, go go. >> that was his nickname. go go was my nickname from my aunt. >> you were a go go girl. >> it all worked. i walk fast too so -- >> start off your career as a dancer. i was so interested to hear that. i was unaware that's where it all began. >> i danced in new york, i danced on a few tables, i danced in a cage, i danced on a pedestal. i had to dance like this because

the pedestal was, like, really tiny. >> so was your bikini when you were in -- >> i know. but i was getting paid. >> goldie was a real role model for me because i grew up in annapolis in bowie, maryland, she's from silver spring. she was the first person from our area, a woman i admired that made it big. >> from our area. >> and didn't get jaded. a lot of people who have reached your level in hollywood got harder. how do you think you stayed just kind of free and joyful and open? >> i can't imagine losing my joy. it is -- i think it is a god given thing. i felt it when i was 11. i was aware of being happy. and i never wanted to lose that. so i think it has to do with the intention of wanting to keep it. right? we can, it is how we look at things. and you have fun. you enjoy it. it feels good. so why would you want to lose that. it is an active will. >> we love you, goldie. thank you for staying. >> we'll do that fun thing in

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sexual assault stemming from an innocent at a miami hotel this month. so far, little information has been released and the investigation is believed to be in its early stages. 49ers' general manager, trent bollky, just released this statement saying, quote, the 49ers organization is aware of recent media reports regarding colin kaepernick and is in the process of gathering the pertinent facts. we'll continue to gather all the developments surrounding this investigation and bring you the very latest at 11:00 a.m. in the meantime, we'll have a lack at weather and traffic coming up after the break.

welcome back. 10:29, the time right now. you can see in san jose, we are clearing out nicely from the cloud cover we had earlier. lots of low stratta clouds across the board this morning. 59 degrees in san jose right now. later on, you'll be at 76. and san francisco, nothing like we saw just a couple of days ago, 62 degrees for your high in the city, but lots of blue skies suspected for today. let's check that drive. here's mike. >> no stratus clouds. a dodge stratus probably drove here at some point. look at the map, an easier flow of traffic on the 101. an earlier crash through sunnyville out of cupertino, the rest of your bay looking very pleasant right now. an easy drive developing especially on the approaches to the bay bridge, which is very slow down the east shore freeway. back to you. >> mike, thanks pb more local news including the latest on the sexual assault investigation surrounding 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick, coming up at 11:00.

we'll see you then. we are back with more of "today" on this thirsty thursday, ready to do what we always do about right now. "ambush makeovers." >> lucky ladiy ies swept from o crowd and into makeup for a new look. you know the team and love them, "today" contributor and stylist to the stars, louis licari, and "today" contributor and contributing editor for "people style watch," and author, jill martin. >> hi, guys. >> getting nice and warm out. >> nice and warm. we had a little tough time navigating all the balls in the plaza today. >> that's right. >> but we just ran around. >> all right. you found a couple of great people. wendy anderson is our first lucky lady, 35 years old, from brigham city, utah. she told us she hasn't pampered herself in 14 years, which is when her first child was born.

she was thrilled for the opportunity to have someone take care of her for a change. let's take a listen to her story. >> she whispered to me, i'm freaking out. >> i am. i am totally freaking out. >> why do you want this? >> duh. >> well, you look adorable, but we're going to make you glam. but you told me that it is so expensive to keep up a look and so you want to be pampered. >> it does. two kids and a husband that works, i just don't want to spend money on me. >> we're going to make you look gorgeous. you want to say hi to two people. >> i do, aspen and sierra. >> shoutout to your kids. >> so adorable. all right. she's here with her friend heather. please keep your blindfold on until we give you the green light. here is lindy anderson before. let's see the new you. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> wow. >> all right. heather, are you ready to take off your blindfold?

>> yeah. >> go ahead. >> oh, my god. >> you look amazing. >> you ready to see yourself? >> yes. >> spin it right here. >> oh, my god. >> martina mcbride for a second. >> you look beautiful. >> spin around. spin around right here. look at camera 12 for us. tell us what you did. >> obviously she was a great looking girl. i wanted to update her look. so she has these very obvious streaks in the front. i said why not go for taken choose a darker color which i think looks great with her skin tone. >> is that an arson cut? >> you spotted it. >> an arson haircut. >> swept over bangs and the layering around the face. >> what do you think? >> she looks amazing. i wouldn't have recognized her if i would have just seen her -- >> jill, that dress. >> right?

>> she's shaking. >> are you all right? >> we concentrated on the fabulous legs. look at the figure i had to work with. this is from andrew mark. you see the detail right there. and shoe dazzle, see the shoes cut out, about $50. and kendra scott earrings. >> go join your friend, sweetie. >> our second lady is danette from utah. feels like her hair is out of control and begged us to give her an age appropriate look. let's listen to her story. >> well, we noticed riley's sign. give my grandma a makeover with an x through her. that was very clever. why do you want this for grandma? >> we're going to the lincoln center tonight and she wants to look really pretty. >> you're such a good granddaughter. you have a very specific request for louis. >> yes. well, i kind of -- i need the grandma haircut. i look too much like my beautiful granddaughter and my daughter and so i need to look

more like -- i need to be -- look more sophisticated. >> you're gorgeous. but we are going to make you look unbelievable. what do you think about all of this? >> good. >> all righty. >> this is good. she's here with her daughter shannon. shannon's husband chris and her grandchildren. i can't believe she's a grandmother. riley, tanner and savannah. >> what a beautiful family, by the way. keep your blindfolds on, please. let's take one last look at dan did the danette before and now ready for the lincoln center. >> wow. >> wow. you guys ready? okay. you can peek now. >> you won't believe it. >> amazing. >> you want to turn around and see what they're looking at? >> sure. >> go ahead. >> oh! >> sophisticated enough for you? >> i haven't looked this great for forever. >> you look beautiful. >> beautiful.

>> love the color hair. >> she's enjoying the view. >> i've never been dark like this for a long time either. >> it is like a dark golden blonde. >> beautiful. >> i left the blonder pieces around the face. >> are you guys freaking out? >> do you love it? >> are you really a grandmother? >> yes. >> what do you think? >> she looks gorgeous. >> the haircut by arson. made her hair color a little darker. the makeup, pulls it all together. remember, it is all about color. jill will tell you with the dress. and by -- >> beautiful, beautiful. >> love the color this year.

in front of our house again. it's a free country dad. our house. our spot. those are the rules. ok who wants sweet rolls? i do! me too! are those king's hawaiian rolls? thanks, carol! people go pupule for the sweet, fluffy deliciousness of king's hawaiian. find us in the deli or in-store bakery. is levy using our clippers? i'm a messy person. i don't like cleaning. i love my son, but he never cleans up. always leaves a trail of crumbs behind. you're going to have a problem with getting a wife. uh, yeah, i guess. [ laughs ] this is ridiculous. christopher glenn! [ doorbell rings ] what is that? swiffer sweep & trap. i think i can use this. it picks up everything. i like this. that's a lot of dirt.

it's that easy! good job chris! i think a woman will probably come your way. [ both laugh ] i think a woman will probably come your way. i love these reese's eggs. i wonder if this is gonna confuse the kids. what? finding an egg inside of an egg. it's no more confusing than the easter bunny laying eggs. true. get more easter for everyone. walmart. save money. live better. say revlon colorstay makeup. breakthrough time release technology keeps skin balanced for a continuously fresh look. 24 hour wear. flawless results. you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try new zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. new zyrtec® dissolve tabs.

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you wanna make these? you put it in here? yeah, put it in there. ok, just press. i'm gonna give you some m&m's® to put in there. ok! ready? and then you wanna take this... ...put it together. shake it. [ giggles ] are you making them for the easter bunny? no, you. ahhhhh. [ female announcer ] this easter... bring a tradition... out of its shell. rice krispies®. i did it! you did! . for more than 70 years, billy graham inspired millions with his faith and ministry. his impact so profound that a website was devoted to thank you letters that continue to pour in from perfect strangers all over the world. >> i think my whole life is a thank you letter to billy. thanks to three of his 19 grandchildren, some of those letters are now in a new book aptly titled thank you, billy graham. jarusha armfeld, boz chavigin.

welcome, welcome. a beautiful book you all have put out. and he gets millions of letters. how did you pick these particular ones? >> well, we, for years, we had had people coming up to us and giving us their billy graham story. we said, what if we put these stories together, if we can collect them on a website because we heard what famous people have to say about billy graham. but what about the people who filled the stadiums and read the books and started -- so we started a website -- >> must have been hard to pare down. i can only imagine how many beautiful letters popped up on the website. >> that was my job, to edit the thousands of stories we got. it was neat to keep going through the stories and reading about my grandfather. >> you knew it intellectually but -- >> some of the stories still surprised us. >> what sorts of things? i know for marriage issues, he helped resolve things like that? >> yeah.

there was a lot of marriage issues, there was a lot of people who were just kind of at the end of their rope, you know? very hopeless and happened to -- one woman stepped on a remote control and the tv turned to a crusade and turned her life around. >> you're kidding. wow. >> every member of my family came to faith through billy's ministry. and i can't even be around him without sobbing my eyes out. i love him so much. when i was flying in for his 90th birthday, flying into the charlotte area, just so gorgeous, and, of course, i was thinking of all the times he must have flown in after traveling the world in order to impact other people's lives, knowing that he was going to finally get home to his beloved family, because he paid a huge price, he and ruth both, for his ministry in terms of his own family time that he gave up. and i know you guys know that. but -- >> what was he like as a grandfather? >> that's probably the question we get asked the most often. i think people would like to know he was just a very normal

grandfather. very hands on grandfather. came to my school programs. just very much -- i think people would like to know behind the scenes, at home in his living room, he is the same humble man. >> he was as normal as a grandfather can be while still a, you know, fielding phone calls from the president of the united states. >> you know who is the unsung heroine in the whole thing is ruth, his long time wife. your grandma was there through everything, yeah. well, how is he doing today? we have to ask. because he's a little feeble now. we were at his birthday party. he's doing great or how is? >> he is. >> i saw him just about a month ago, and he's stable, but fragile. and, you know, when he's 95 years old, you want to hold on to him as long as you can, but i think he's ready to go home and reunite with my grandmother. >> please give him a hug for me. thanks for being with us.

coming up, yummy treats you can make. >> that will get them excited for easter. right after this. so, here's the story of new lancaster. the year is 1890. milton hershey has a killer recipe for caramel. flash forward... milton's recipe is reimagined into buttery rich, smooth, surprisingly soft cremes, called lancaster. so you give one a try. and wow. they melt in your mouth, while you kick up your feet and forget everything you thought about caramel. like a throwback to the past, yet totally new. and that's new lancaster. it's caramel reimagined.

easter is one of the most important religious holidays, so when it comes to kids, let's face it, they love the treats also that come with it. >> you don't have to wait for the easter bunny. diy queen erica domisek has goodies you can make with your little ones. and her book is "ps i made this." erica made all of this in one night for us. >> you did? thank you. >> i'm fast. i'm good with a peep. what can i say? speaking of peeps, these are my -- you're my peeps, but these are my favorite peeps of the season. >> the cutest thing. >> the holidays are about getting together with your friends and family. this is a cute thing to do for entertaining. this is a little party stick with a couple of jellybeans and peeps.

we put them on a skewer. but they're cute for cocktails and for kids too. smoothies, milk drinks. put it right on top. >> what is the shelf life for one of those. >> get into the holiday spirit. now, this is also something that anybody can do at home. we all love rice crispies, right? sometimes cakes take a long time to bake. this is very ps and it takes a couple of minutes. rice crispy treats, if you don't want to make an entire sheet, you can buy a brick yourself and make it into an easter egg cake. trace the outline of an egg shape, which we started to do here. cut it away. and icing and that's pretty much it. >> oh. >> you would like that. >> that looks like fun. >> anybody can do it. different colors. everything from pink and, you know, all the fun little do-dads to sprinkle around. >> love. love. cute. >> get creative.

do different -- >> i love this. i don't know what it is and i love it. >> i knew you would be excited about this one. >> that's sweet. >> this one, who would think we would do balloons, right? if you blow up a couple of balloons, melt some chocolate, do white chocolate, dark chocolate, whatever you really love, once it is soft and you dip it, actually before it sets, you sprinkle some nonparels, wait for it to set. i'll give you a pin. pop it for me. these are dessert bowls. >> oh, my god. >> aren't these great? >> adorable. >> edible. you have any latex allergies, be careful of that. you can fill them with icing, snacks. and these are pretzels you can sprinkle on top. this is for my friends at -- >> this is a cute one. >> look at the motor cars. >> these are -- >> twinkie-biles. >> twinkies, pretzels,

marshmallows with sticks as wheels. >> okay. >> cutest. >> and over here, hi, guys. we're making more peeps. but these aren't really peeps that -- these are our bunny peeps, our friends. now, kids love decorating eggs. instead of dyeing them, which can be messy, we have taken to using some cardboard and cake and markers. >> what is your name? >> riley. >> what is your name? >> julia. >> riley and julia. how great are these? i love these. we have bunnies. if you want, you can put a little, you know, a tail on them with a cotton ball. get creative. >> all great ideas. >> really lovely. thank you so much. >> thanks, kids. >> to a different kind of soi e soiree. >> a hperformance head and shoulders above the rest. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. [chris]still smoking up a storm?

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if you need a night away from the kids, have we got a show for you. >> it is called soiree, for adults only, at the union square theater here in new york. >> why are these guys on? >> i don't know. >> before we find out, two of the performers, dennis lock and hamish lahen are here to show off their acrobatics and a little something else, apparently. take it away. the english gents. ♪ ♪

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good morning to you with this breaking news. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm peggy bunker. that breaking news just into our newsroom surrounding 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick. the miami police department is confirming that he is being investigated for an incident at a miami hotel earlier this month. this afternoon, the niners are also talking about it. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live outside 49ers headquarters, what can you tell us? >> reporter: we do know there is no report of an arrest of colin kaepernick. all we have right now is that the police department in miami had issued an incident report about something that allegedly happened on the night of april 1st in the city of miami. apparently, on april 1st,