rain is coming. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with a local live news update. >> go giants! good morning. good morning. killer storms, at least two deaths blamed on the massive system that's marching across the south. spawning tornadoes and knocking out power to tens of thousands. a threat that now extends from florida to michigan. how was she infected? we're learning more about the first person-to-person transmission of ebola in the u.s. the young nurse contracting the virus despite layers of protective gear. her close friend speaks out. a school bus driver speeding down the highway, veering across lanes as she drives dozens of students to a field trip as teachers on board dial 911. >> it is freaking scary and we've got 76 people on this bus. and she is nuts! >> this morning more from inside

that bus and the trouble that driver now faces. and a whopper of a fight. burger king's newest commercial. >> how much would ten of these cost? >> under fire for looking and feeling a lot like the wildly popular billy on the street. >> here you go, you win! >> why the comedian is telling the fast food giant to get its own ideas today, tuesday, october 14, 2014. from nbc news. this is "today." with matt lauer and sa vvannah t guthrie from sutudio 1a. >> imitation is the sincerest

form of flattery? >> i think if you look at it side by side, they do look pretty identical. >> it's a controversy that's broiling that we'll get to a little later on. let's get to our top story this morning. we're talking about more violent storms set to impact tons of people on the eastern side of this country after they were slammed by storms on monday. we have al roker and dillon covering this. dillon, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. the rain is still coming down hard here in atlanta, but it was at 5:30 this morning when a severe thunderstorm warning went up for the city. we saw extremely gusty winds, rain was coming in sideways, we even almost lost our whole setup here with that wind. this is the whole squall of storms moving through yesterday, responsible for two tornadoes, one that took down two homes and even took two lives. severe weather spread 800 miles

across the south, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and possible tornadoes. and causing downed power lines, leaving thousands without power. this time lapse video showing the storms tearing through arkansas. from nashville, tennessee where weather channel's dave malkoff had a close call. >> that was right on top of me. >> to dora, alabama where a 75-year-old woman died when a tree fell on her home. >> we lost a good lady in our community. >> reporter: and in ash down, arkansas -- >> i was in a dead sleep, you know. all of a sudden my husband shakes me and he says, baby, hilt the floor. >> reporter: destruction from a possible tornado with homes damaged and tractors overturned. >> we had things thrown everywhere. it gives us a good indication that this was a tornado that came through this area. >> reporter: a marine and father of three died when his home was hit. >> and their mother is in intensive care right now, but she's stable. and the father didn't make it. >> reporter: in texas and

louisiana, tens of thousands of people without power after possible tornadoes there. now, this line of storms is quickly racing to the east, and with it so, too, is that threat of severe weather. while we're not looking at the extreme outbreak we saw yesterday and last night, we still have to focus, al, on some strong storms possible through the carolinas this afternoon. >> absolutely right, dillon. thank you very much. 16 states, 45 million people under the gun for this storm. in fact, the risk of severe weather stretching from roanoke all wait down to daytona, as far west as tallahassee and atlanta in this as well. as we look at the live radar, you can see just how heavy the storms are. this area shaded in red, that's where we have tornado watches into early afternoon hours, so we're going to continue to track it. we have flash flood warnings also starting to fire up throughout a good portion of the central plains on into the south. rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 2 inches, but we could be locally looking at 2 to 4 from southwestern virginia to

georgia, 3 to 5 inches in the panhandle. also, gonzolo, we've been watching this hurricane. it is wrapping up. tropical storm warnings canceled for puerto rico. however, this storm is expected to become the strongest for the hurricane season. 100 miles east of san juan, moving northwest at 113. here's the big problem. if you know anybody in or around bermuda, or you're planning a trip to bermuda, this is bad news. sometime late friday this will be a category 2 storm making its way across bermuda, which was already devastated by fay last week. so this could be very bad news. and a little bit later on, we're going to tell you about another tropical storm that may be affecting hawaii. so it's a very busy time. >> thank you very much. now to the ebola crisis. the cdc is now monitoring all hospital workers who treated dallas victim thomas duncan after a 26-year-old nurse contracted the virus. and this morning we know more about her and about the care she

is receiving. nbc national correspondent kate snow is in dallas for us this morning. kate, good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning to you. last night we learned that dr. kent brantly, the first american treated for ebola who survived, he has donated his blood once again to this 26-year-old nurse, that blood hopefully rich in antibodies. she is in stable condition and we're learning more about her. ♪ >> reporter: at our lady of fatima church in ft. worth, prayers in vietnamese for nine a pham, who always wanted to be a nurse, receiving her degree in critical care in the last few months. her mother urged her to quit working with ebola patient thomas eric duncan, but she stayed. >> she says she's been treated very well and she feels very comfortable. >> reporter: for the third time,

eric brantly donated blood. one man she was in contact with when she was potentially infectious is also in the hospital in isolation from the company he works for. then there's her dog, her king charles spaniel named bentley who she has been worried about. excalibur, a dog who was around ebola was put down. she tweet aid photo to show how nice his new digs are. >> that dog will be the best cared-for dog in the united states. this young lady is a hero and she is concerned about her health and that dog. and we are going to take care of that dog. >> "that dog" is part of the reason the cleaning crew saturated the sidewalk outside with disinfectant. >> did someone tell you she had been on that concrete? >> no.

we just knew she had a dog and there were other residents walking their dogs out in the front and the back. >> reporter: ebola can only live on surfaces for a short time and scientists aren't sure if dogs can transmit the disease. at the hospital monday, a town hall meeting where the staff prayed. the big question remains, why did pham become infected on the job while wearing protective gear? >> we have not identified a specific problem that led to this infection. we have identified a series of things where we can make the care safer and easier for health care workers who are providing it. >> reporter: overnight a u.n. worker who had been working in liberia and was being treated in germany died. some better news, though, coming out of nebraska. our freelance cameraman for nbc news is improving there, so much so that he's now tweeting from his hospital bed writing, back on twitter, feeling like i'm on the road to good health.

endless gratitude for the good vibes. >> thank you. questions are being raised about a possible breach in protocol that led to nina pham's infection. it requires careful guidelines for hospital workers. we saw that last month when we visited emory university in atlanta where kent brantly and nancy writebol were effectively treated. >> as jason gets on this suit, we help each other get dressed and undressed. >> jill morgan and jason slaybaugh showed us the meticulous process of putting on and taking off the protective gear. suiting up can take almost 20 minutes and it's always done in pairs with the second worker watching and helping every move. doubling up on gloves and boots, even wearing a helmet with a built-in fan.

>> he's got a fan running, basically, that's pulling air from the environment through a hepa filter that's giving him a positive airway all the time with a flow of air. so he's never breathing any air from the outside room. >> the goal? >> to protect ourselves from what's in this environment, whether it's the patient's bodily fluids, and we're making sure we don't carry any of that contamination out of that room. >> reporter: they're inside the isolation room for up to four hours at a time. >> when we are in that room, you are all in. eating, drinking, taking a bathroom break, all weight until you can take off that suit. >> reporter: outside the isolation room, there is always a second person suited up as backup for an outside observer, watching for any signs of contamination or for a misstep. >> if i see anything dangerous for them, we'll interrupt that behavior right away. >> leaving isolation and taking off the suits takes just as long, the danger far from over,

the risk at its greatest. >> inadvertently, it seems that while trying to maintain your equipment, people actually end up contaminating themselves when they're taking pieces of equipment off. >> reporter: even after the equipment is off, a three to five-minute shower and body scrub. >> everything is important to keep whatever is in this room in this room and keep it from getting out into any part of the environment. >> now, in addition to all those steps, anyone who came in contact with the ebola patients was then monitored for 21 days. but as you can see, it only takes one little mistake and you can be contaminated or exposed to the virus. >> it's really scary to think and the levels of precaution they put in place, but it's still not preventing this. >> meantime, one more update on our team that covered the ebola outbreak in africa. dr. nancy snooyderman released

this quote. while under voluntary quarantine guidelines, which called for our team to avoid public contact for 21 days, that time has passed. we remain healthy, and as a health professional, i know we have no symptoms and pose no risk to the public, but i am deeply concerned that this episode caused. we are glad ashoka appears to be getting better. meanwhile, passengers on an american airlines flight from san francisco to dallas have a harrowing story to share after a mid-air scare led to an emergency landing. betty has that story. good morning. >> good morning, natalie. that flight had just left the airport in san fran when all of a sudden the walls inside the cabin began to crack. >> all of a sudden there were loud popping and ripping noise. >> reporter: caught on camera, a terrifying moment in the air for more than 180 passengers flying on american airlines from san francisco to dallas. >> both sides of the cabin start

ripping in and tearing in. we started screaming and shouting. >> just minutes after takeoff, portions of the cabin began to buckle in, forcing the plane to turn around. initially the crew made the decision to keep flying after inspecting the damage. >> they peeled back the panels and checked for daltylight, and there was no oxygen masks dropping. they said, we're okay for now, we're going to keep going. >> reporter: when the pilot took a look -- >> he immediately said, we're turning around and making an emergency landing. >> reporter: they said the crack was most likely caused by a broken air duct but the safety of the plane was never compromised. the cabin never lost pressure and no one was injured. that plane has now been taken out of service. as for the passengers, they are flying out this morning after spending the night in san francisco. natalie, matt? >> very scary. betty, thank you very much. a key meeting for the president today. >> good morning, everyone. defeating isis, and that is the

topic today, of a high-level meeting of president president obama with officials around the world. more than 400 defense chiefs will meet at the air force base to hammer out an agreement with syria and iraq. they have contributed air and ground forces in that ongoing fight. breaking news near indianapolis where a double decker tour bus has flipped onto its side, seriously injuring about half a dozen people. that bus was carrying between 50 and 60 people. it crashed when its driver apparently swerved to avoid another crash on the highway. at least six people suffered serious injuries, more than 20 passengers are being treated for minor and moderate injuries. north korea's official newspaper today showed several photos of kim jong-un in what is believed to be his first public appearance in more than 40 days. chief correspondent andrea mitchell is in washington. andrea, good morning. >> good morning, tamyrn.

while the u.s. cannot verify when those photos were taken, they do appear to show the dictator in his first public outing using a cane. they said he was at the opening of a new residential complex. his use of a cane shows he is still suffering from a problem with his leg. analysts say it could be the gout. but there is no political reason for the leader, he seems to be running as usual. so why was he out of sight for a month, missing a major holiday on friday honoring his father? he was using a wheelchair before he could walk on his own with that cane. it appears this young and brutal leader is reemerging with no explanation for his absence and armed with nuclear weapons. tamyrn? gay rights groups are hailing what they call a seismic

shift by the catholic church for gays after bishops said homosexuals have gifts to offer the church, and while their partnerships, while morally problematic, provide them with precious support. the news conference comes in a preliminary report halfway through a vatican meeting on family life. they also said the church must recognize the positive aspects of civil unions and even catholics who cohabitate. we've all seen people who just would not put down their cell phone no matter what was happening around them. this guy was watching a motorcycle race in west virginia. you saw him speeding right toward him. but the cool caller simply jumps over the body and continues. >> that's ridiculous. >> i think he was in shock. i think he was in shock. >> whoever was on that phone, i want to know who was on that call. >> miit's my wife with that honey-do list.

sdplz i >> i'm at the office. don't pay attention to that noise. mr. roker? let's show you what we have today. severe weather for the southeast. we're going to be watching that. it moves into the northeast and atlantic late today and tomorrow. gorgeous weather from the plains all the way down into texas. your local forecast comes up in the next 30 seconds. ntain growna of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. ♪ is folgers in your cup 7:17. good tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina

loren. we have a storm system on the way. for us it's going to keep our temperatures way down, especially when you put things into perspective. a 20-degree drop off in the south bay. 73 degrees for you. same for san francisco where we hit the mid-80s yesterday. today, just the upper 60s. even in the warm spots. 65 degrees is the forecasted high downtown. heading throughout the rest of the week, you need the umbrella late today into tomorrow. a break for thursday. more rain friday. weather. >> al, thank you very much. >> what's buzzing in the orange room? >> i was making dinner last night with my family. i walked by the tv and saw that a particular jewelry item was for sale on a website, and i couldn't believe what i was seeing. it was a new story covering it and we'll tell you about it. major retailer sears seeing some backlash on line for a particular piece of jewelry that ended up for sale on a website. it's called the sideways swastika ring. it was on the sears website. there it is there. look what it even says. it says, these jewelry items are going to make you look beautiful

at your next dinner date. >> yeah. terrific. >> it also ended up on amazon's site, but both are saying it was posted by a third party vendor. they both pulled them down pretty quickly but sears got most of the backalash on line. jessica wrote, absolutely disgust bid the punk rock jewelry on sale. sherry writes, don't you check out what you're selling on line? this is unacceptable. sears says, all marketplace sellers must accept our seller agreement terms in order to sell their items. most thinking sears should be a little more proactive rather than reactive. so guys, your dinner date accessories will need to start all over again. coming up, a frightening scene. this is caught on camera. >> unless she straightens up when she sees the off -- oh, oh! >> what happened? >> she almost hit this van next to us.

>> the 911 calls from inside a school bus carrying dozens of students and adults as the driver swerves all over the road. and belly versus burger king. did the fast food giant steal billy eitner's man on the street act for its commercial?

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afternoon. shortly after takeoff, passengers heard loud popping sounds and a ripping noise. that's when the wall panels inside the plane's cabin came loose. the terrifying moments were caught on camera. after checking the damage, the pilot decided to turn back to make the emergency landing at sfo. airline officials believe a blown air duct is to blame. i want to check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you at home. we have rain on the way, although it's kind of hard to tell from this live picture of san jose. mostly clear and hazy. you'll notice walking out your front door there's more moisture out there getting into your afternoon. we are counting on the showers to arrive. not until the second half of the day. mostly towards 4:00. and really getting the impact in the north bay area to the north of the golden gate bridge initially. then all the activity moves to the south heading throughout the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. we'll have more on this coming up in just a few minutes. right now here's mike and your drive. >> a lookout for the bay bridge toll plaza. here's the south bay with the typical build, but there's the

toll plaza for westbound 880. it will get more crowded than this. a look at the map, all the tolls are coming down the east shore freeway because they have been let loose from this crash which just cleared from the lanes. we had that clearing up and backing traffic up from fairfield. we're going to see a lot more traffic flow down to highway 84 with a crash blocking the fast lane. back to you. and once again, we are following breaking news in the south bay. this is a look at the car that has crashed over a ravine. a rescue underway. an update in 25 minutes. rittenar by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say 46 "overreached in a decidedly cynical way." it's a ploy "for trial lawyers to enrich themselves." and prop 46 has "too many potential drawbacks to be worth the risk." time to vote no on prop 46.

7:30 now on a tuesday morning. it's the 14th day of october, 2014, and a postcard-worthy picture of sunrise in buffalo, new york. hopefully it's nice where you're waking up as well. welcome back, everyone. >> they win the sunrise prize this morning. meanwhile, let's talk about what's going on in the headlines. al is tracking that severe weather in the south. part of that system spawned deadly tornadoes on monday. a u.s. marine was killed when a tornado ripped through southwestern arkansas, and a woman died in alabama when a tree fell on her home. the dallas nurse who became the first person to contract ebola in the u.s. is receiving donated blood now from kent brantly.

that's the american doctor who survived the virus. 26-year-old nina pham is in stable condition and said to be resting comfortably. 20 nations involved in the campaign against isis today. the main focus, a plan to counteract their action in syria and iraq. coming up with some live music to brighten up your morning, florida-georgia line will be here with the release of their new album. one of our faves, neil diamond. he is going to be swinging by our plaza on monday for a special live conference. ♪ >> might he get you back on stage? >> yes. meanwhile, let's start this half hour with a disturbing story. this one comes out of utah. a school bus driver arrested on

suspicion of driving under the influence while taking dozens of students, parents and teachers on a field trip. here is nbc's miguel almagon. >> reporter: terrifying moments monday. a police dashcam capturing a utah school bus driver swerving erratically on a busy stretch of highway while transporting more than 70 students, teachers and parents on a class trip. >> i don't get scared very easy, but my heart is pounding. >> she can't stay in the lanes, she's crossing the double lines and the adults are getting scared. >> reporter: one chaperone called 911 as the bus sped down the interstate at nearly 80 miles an hour to a field trip in bringi brigham young university in provo. >> it is freaking scary and we've got 76 people on this bus. and she is nuts! >> reporter: troopers pulled

over the bus on an interstate offramp 30 miles south of where the trip started and arrested the driver, 39-year-old alicia mar martinez. she failed field sobriety tests and had prescription medication that warranted drowsiness in her purse. >> the only thing she said was she was very tired and she had been up late. >> reporter: alicia martinez, who had worked for six years at the school district with no incident, is on paid leave during the investigation. parents were unnerved but rattled. >> it's always scary when you put your children's lives in someone else's hands. >> i'm just glad i'm not out here talking about kids who are injured. >> reporter: this morning all are safe, but only after this wild ride.

for today, miguel almaguer, nbc news. a 13-second tv spot from gubernatorial candidate has a backlash. >> just four days since this ad was released in texas and has quickly become one of the most talked-about spots during the entire 2014 election season with people on both sides of the political aisle asking whether it's appropriate or in bad taste. >> a tree fell on greg abbott. he sued and got millions. since then he spent his career working against other victims. >> reporter: this is the ad that has texas candidate wendy davis fighting back against a storm of controversy for making her challenger's physical disability a part of the race.

davis charges a republican opponent with hypocrisy for denying settlements after one he received in an accident that left him partially paralyzed, to others. when asked why she exploited his disability, davis doubled down. >> the attempt was to demonstrate greg abbott' abbott's hypocrisy, and to show he only acts from the actions of other people. >> if she wants to talk about me being in a wheelchair, that's her prerogative. i'm running a different kind of campaign. >> davis hasn't won a place in two decades, after she showed up in pink sneakers, an effort to block her restrictive abortion law.

now her ad is sparking a worldwide debate. the only question whether it will hurt or help her campaign. >> at this point greg abbott has a comfortable lead over wendy davis. they agree that these are the types of ards thds that come fr campaign that is behind, not in the lead. how about another check of the weather? >> this just in, dekalb county schools down in florida closed due to flooding. we're going to start in the pacific northwest. that's where we have heavy rain pushing in. we're watching what's going on in seattle. more showers and thunderstorms. this is part of a big system that's going to be marching across the country later on. in fact, some areas along the california/oregon border could see anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain. move further out into the pacific. we've got tropical storm anna, and it's starting with an a because this is in the central pacific, 2900 miles south of

hilo. as we track this thing, it looks like sometime late sunday we could see this making a beat on for hawaii. we'll continue to watch this as the weekend rolls on. here's a look at strong storms 7:37 now. happy tuesday. it's a really happy tuesday because we have rain on the way. 59 degrees in san carlos. 56 in san jose. break out the umbrella and jacket, especially areas to the north of the golden gate bridge. you will see cooler conditions with the clouds increasely steadily into the afternoon. these are the highs, 7 the degrees for the peninsula. right near 65 in san francisco. you need the umbrella for tomorrow as well. >> >> we also have tornado tornado warnings for athens, georgia, sti lot going on right now.

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cause and just turn this into a huge circus. >> reporter: when eichner tweeted, see what mcdonald's? they wrote back, can't wait to see you. the company has also stayed silent on twitter, which eichner says might be a good thing. >> they're getting all the promotion, they're getting all the marketing, they're getting all the media. >> in the game of billy versus burger king, perhaps both sides will come out ahead. for today, joe pryor, nbc news, los angeles. >> coincidence or ripoff? >> ripoff. >> what do they say on line about it, carson? >> on line they're saying ripoff, but as you saw billy took to twitter with his thoughts, people really talking about this on line. it is quite the buzz. andrea writing in, hey, burger king, think outside the bun next time. >> that's pretty good. >> i'm not loving it, no one does.

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a very good morning to you. it is 7:56. we have breaking news in the south bay. these are live pictures where rescue crews are trying to rescue a woman who is in a car that fell 500 feet down an embankment. you see the car overturned there. it is off mount hamilton road in the east foothills of san jose. we are told the woman is alive but suffered life-threatening injuries. she's been in the car since yesterday afternoon. crews couldn't track the car's on-star transponder until 6:00 this morning. we have a ground crew on the scene. we'll update this story throughout the morning, but crews are now trying to hoist her up from the side of a ravine there in mount hamilton. also, just moments ago facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife announced they are donating $25 million to the cdc to help fight the ebola outbreak.

zuckerberg believes the money is the quickest way to set up care centers, train local staff and spot new cases of the deadly virus. we'll check the forecast with christina. how are we looking? we have rain on the way. what a difference a someday makes. good morning to you. grab your jacket for today. although the showers are still several hours away from reaching the north bay. everybody tumbling when it comes to temperatures. we are talking about a 20-degree drop off for most of the bay area cities today. look at the temperatures, 69 degrees for the east shore. 72 on the peninsula. we are looking pretty good in the south bay at 73 degrees. one degree above room temperature. more rain on the way heading through wednesday. from the east shore to the peninsula, the san mateo bridge is one of the main connectors jammed right now with an earlier stall. it sounds like it has been taken off that bridge and made safely to the peninsula side. you see at the top of the screen, we have one lane blocked.

overall, we'll look at the map through the entire area. south 680 has a lane blocked at sunol. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up inside the romneys newest campaign. >> i never would have imagined myself being in a position to have that impact. >> ann romney opens up to maria shriver about politics, family, and the future. plus judging your java. we put coffee to the test and reveal the best and worst cups of joe out there. ♪ ♪ and this is how we roll. two country boys who made it big. florida-georgia line performing live in studio 1a today tuesday,

october 14th, 2014. ♪ make me want to roll my window down and groove ♪ >> georgia. >> hey, al, it's 27 degrees in our neck of the woods. good morning, fairbanks, alaska. >> i'm 16. >> from tennessee, it's my 20th birthday. >> happy birthday christina. >> i have the best daughter ever for bringing me to the "today" show. [ cheers and applause ] we're back now 8:00 on tuesday morning october 14th, 2014. by the way, we just mentioned florida-georgia line. the guys will do a little show for us inside the studio in a little while. they can give carson a run for the money with ink. >> tattoos. >> serious tattoos on there.

>> i have one of my kid -- i'm so far behind. i have family stuff. i have more kids than i have time for tattoos. >> you have a lot of room. >> i'm matt lauer with natalie morales, carson daily, al roker. natalie returns from maternity leave on the 3rd. >> we miss you, come back. >> coming up, high heels, a blessing and a curse. >> tell me about it. >> matt knows, too. those look like a curse. one of the hottest exhibits in new york. we'll take you inside. those look like lady gaga shoes. >> i don't know how you do it. when i see some of the heels you wear. >> when you see tamron running across the plaza in heels like this. >> she's really good at running in heels. >> right there. i do it once a year. >> coming up. >> maybe twice. >> let's go inside. tamron has a check of the top stories. tamron, take it away. >> good morning, everyone. southern states cleaning up

after a night of thunderstorms. they headed west after unleashing heavy rain, high winds and possible tornadoes. in alabama an elderly woman died when a tree fell on her home. a u.s. marine was killed by falling debris near little rock, arkansas. the storms also ripped down power lines leaving thousands without electricity. a courageous texas nurse is the new face of ebola in the united states. nbc news national correspondent kate snow in dallas with more on the young woman and the outlook for her recovery. kate, good morning. >> tamron, good morning. 26-year-old nina pham is in stable condition. we learned last night dr. kent brantly, the american who survived ebola has once again donated his own blood in the hopes it will help her because it has antibodies against the virus. pham just qualified two months prior to treating thomas eric duncan. she disqualified as a critical care nurse. last night a prayer service held in vietnamese. her pastor saying her mother

tried to talk her out of caring for thomas eric duncan but she insisted because she was so dedicated to her job. it's still unclear how she became infected with ebola given she was wearing protective gear. the hospital hasn't said anything publicly for two days now. one man authorities say came into contact with pham is being monitored at the hospital for any symptoms of ebola. that's according to his employer. back to you, tamron. >> all right, kate, thank you very much. a probation officer testified this morning that olympic athlete oscar pistorius should be sentenced to house arrest and community service for shooting death of his girlfriend. the probation officer testifying for defense said pistorius should be spared prison because of his age, remorse and status as a first time offender. pistorius facing a maximum of 15 years in prison. new york city police have released surveillance video of what appears to be a dangerous prank hoping it will lead to the suspect. take a look, a young man popped

up from a subway tunnel escape hatch. he then tossed a smoke bomb in front of a very popular outdoor cafe and disappeared back into the hatch. no one was hurt. obviously some diners were shaken up. police are puzzled about this motive. it is now 8:05. let's send it back to everyone outside on the plaza. >> all right, tamron, thank you very much. you've got lots of weather news today. >> we really do. in fact, down in the south we've had severe weather going on and it is ongoing. we have a tornado watch in effect throughout parts of georgia. we have tornado warnings now in effect just to the north of athens. the university of georgia was going through evacuations just about a half hour ago, so we're continuing to track this severe weather as this pushes through. it's all part of a system that's going to affect almost 50 million americans. afternoon temperatures 80s along southeastern and mid-atlantic coast. 80s and 90s through the southwest. cooler weather behind this system pushing through. that's why we get severe

weather. we've got that slight risk of strong storms southeast, mid-atlantic, wet weather behind that. more rain making its way into the paci 8:06. happy tuesday. i'm meteorologist christina loren. this is a time lapse from tiburon. you can see those storm clouds are increasing. take a look at this, pretty cool stuff coming in from pacifica this morning, where you can see the storm clouds really pushing past the coastal mountains, and before you know it, we'll have an overcast sky. temperatures will be much cooler with the storm coming in, limited sunshine for today. 72 degrees for the south bay, east shore at 69 degrees. getting in to tomorrow, get the umbrel umbrella. your that's your latest weather. >> thank you, mr. roker. next, the controversial new benefit offered by two major companies paying women to freeze their eggs. >> got a lot to say about that. "today" exclusive ann romney makes a big announcement and

answers that question about her husband's political future. our special series, put it to the test, where your favorite coffee ranks against the competition. we'll have that coming up. first, these messages. ♪ ted what are you doing? i was trying to get these skittles, but i got stuck. [ crickets chirping ] maybe i should try. [ spider ] i say go for it. [ crickets chirping ] trap the rainbow! taste the rainbow!

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spending on adult costumes expected to top $1.3 billion. one super store expecting to sell 40% more adult costumes than kid costumes. on today.com we asked you how old is too old to trick or treat. what do we think on the panel? go to the door and ring the bell. >> 18. >> i think upper teens. 13, 14 okay. i think that's fine. >> i don't want to see a 19-year-old knocking on my door at 10:00 at night. >> unless they are with a child. >> actually, there's some of the results right there we put up. i think it makes a difference. adults dressing up for halloween if you're going to a party. kids should be the ones ruling trick or treat. >> i think my kids want to trick or treat forever so i'm okay with that. now to what some are calling a game changer for women in the workplace. tell us what you think about this. there are two big companies saying they will pay for their female employees to freeze their eggs. facebook and apple unveiling

their plans making them the first major employers to offer this coverage for nonmedical reasons. >> now, the procedure can cost up to $10,000 per round plus another $500 a year for storage. the company hopes the new benefits will help them stay competitive. >> some may ask is this the way of saying options to delay motherhood. i look at a lot of companies don't pay for fertility options whatsoever. i think it's a great thing. >> when companies started offering daycare, it's an option for whatever motivation, whe you can use it or not and the coverage. >> al and i agree what you two think is more important than what we think. >> not -- >> trick or treaters. >> a camera from this side. >> they both have the guy look. >> what they said. >> exactly right. >> there you go. >> all right. now, once you thaw those out, you have a child.

here is a kid with a real swayze swagger. you talk about dirty dancing moves, these things are going viral. check it out. ♪ holding onto you >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> get down, charlie. >> that's right. he's giving patrick swayze a run for his money. his mom said charlie has seen the movie about a dozen times. whenever it's on, he cannot sit still. >> guess what, tomorrow in our 9:00 hour on "today's take," charlie will be here to show us his moves and throwdown against willie geist. >> can he lift one of us like jennifer grey. >> i don't think so. >> we get a lift. >> look at his move, his little socks on. >> i wish i had a dime for every time i did that watching dirty dancing. >> you'd have 30 cents. >> so matt in a showdown against charlie. >> i like the willie idea better. >> 9:00 hour.

>> on monday we told you about a big mistake that an awful lot of parents are making as soon as they leave the hospital with their newborns. a start link new study finding 93% of parents incorrectly install their infants car safety seat or put the child in the seat incorrectly. carson, a father of three, out on the plaza with more on this. carson. >> that's right, matt. i'm here with jennifer, handles traffic safety advocacy for aaa. little mattie will help with this. it takes about half an hour to install a car seat in a car. we've done that for you. people can get it done by an expert for free. >> check out aaa.com/car seat for a list of technicians. >> high numbers. 93% of parents are getting this wrong. what are the common mistakes. >> we see so many things, seat selection errors to not installing the seat tight enough in the vehicle and parents using seat belts and lap systems to install the seat.

>> let's get little addie in there and you can walk us through. there you go. okay. >> thank you so much. so little addie is seven months' old and she's riding rear facing. we want to keep her rear facing until she's at least two years old. >> it's not a weight issue. it's two years longer. >> it's five times safer riding rear facing in the seat. we want to keep her maxed out on this seat until she reaches height or weight limit. >> where do parents go wrong? positioning of the middle strap? where should that go. >> we want this armpit level. >> how much slack? >> we don't want to pinch any slack at her shoulders. we want harnesses nice and snug to hold her in the seat. rear facing, harnesses at or below shoulders. >> at or below shoulders. >> yes. she'll continue to use this seat until she goes forward facing. >> that's fantastic.

how are you feeling, addie? how are you feeling? isn't it -- so many parents get -- that's all right. go to aaa, get more information. nice and snug. center part at the armpit. these go over the shoulders. rear facing until two or even longer. >> longer, max out upper weight or height. forward facing until they outgrow the weight. >> use the shoulder strap to keep the seat in or buckles that go with it but not both. >> jennifer, thank you so much. guys, back to you. >> great information, carson. can't get enough of little addie. that's what's trending today. coming up next, the surge for the best cup of coffee in the country. we're back in 30 seconds.

all right. it's 8:16. we're back with more of our special series "put it to the test." findings on coffee that might perk you up. sheinelle jones has more on that. good morning. >> good morning. perking is always good. >> always on this shift. >> our caffeine fix to start off our day. if you're on the hunt for best, look no further. published by consumer reports, "shop smart" searched for the top brands on the market and we tagged along. americans really love their cup of joe. eight out of ten of us drink coffee. 61% drink it every day. in the search for the best, "shop smart" magazine hired two cuppers, also known as

professional coffee tasters, from whole bean and ground to single cup pods, they brewed their way through 37 different specialty and popular store coffee blends. >> we were looking for good qualities like fruity, floral, sweet, like caramel or chocolate. we are also looking for bad qualities like burnt or ashy or underripe flavors. >> reporter: with spoons in hand, they slurped their way through. >> the tasters don't know what brands they're testing until after the tests are over. so, they can't be influenced by brand name names. >> reporter: it took four hours a day, with breaks, of course, to rest their taste buds. >> it was all labeled medium body and the experts tasted it black, no sugar, no milk. >> reporter: two weeks later, they were finished and the scores tallied up for the winning cup. >> let's get to some results. you drink almost no coffee and i have one cup a day but i put all

kinds of junk in it. >> so we're not buying it. >> people who like to buy beans and do their own coffee at home, how did that do? >> allegro organic continental blend, you don't have to go crazy. just a little -- it's a darker roast with a bold flavor. this is interesting. berry and citrus flavor. >> i don't taste that in there. in black coffee i always taste a certain bitterness. >> i'm with you. wait until we get to this one. if you love this, it has the lowest cost per cup among the other whole bean choices at whole foods market. >> let's move on to the people who like to go to the store and buy ground coffee. what brands did well there? >> starbucks takes the cake. 25 cents per cup. here is the deal. little sipy sip. overall flavor is strong. hints of chocolate and fruit. and this one has some bitterness. if you think the other one is bitter -- >> i do taste a little chocolate taste in that. >> really?

i didn't taste the chocolate. >> or it could be the after taste of this one lingering on that one. >> what about the big brand names? the commercials are always for -- not to single anybody out. maxwell house, folgers. how did they do? >> here is the takeaway. big names don't always mean the best flavor. i thought that was very interesting. according to consumer reports, some of these brands tended to be flat and they argue lacked complexity. more expensive doesn't mean better. when it comes to >> these pods are everywhere. one brand that jumped out there? >> $8.58 per package, 85 cents a cup. they're growing in popularity at home, in the workplace. a lot of people want their individually brewed cup of coffee. this one wins. it has -- >> i can't drink anymore. >> flavor notes of caramel and a trace of fruit. >> as a noncoffee drinker, what

do you think? >> i don't taste fruit as other people do. it's not bad. >> wasn't there another tip where people said if you want a great cup of coffee, don't forget, you need to start with water? >> the big takeaway, how many people actually use bottled water to brew their coffee. if you do, you're ahead of the game. bottled water and filtered water are the best way to get that perfect cup of coffee. they say tap water interferes with the taste a little bit. little news you can use. >> sheinelle, thank you very much. let's go down to natalie. >> thanks to matt and sheinelle. ann romney, wife of former presidential candidate mitt romney. she's sharing a big announcement that could make a huge fight against multiple sclerosis, a disease she's battled since 1998. special anchor maria shriver is with us now. maria, good morning. >> good morning, natalie. ann romney has struggled with ms through two presidential campaigns and now she's taking action, launching a project that could bring new treatments and even a cure to millions of patients.

we sat down with her to talk about her health and her hopes and whether the romneys will endure another run for the presidency. >> riding a horse or -- >> reporter: we met ann romney at this horse farm outside l.a. where she comes to recover from the rigors of campaigning and her 16-year battle with multiple sclerosis, a neurologic disease that, at times, has left her unable to walk or talk. during the presidential campaign of 2012, your ms flared up and you had to come off the trail? >> that's correct. >> reporter: how much did that scare you and your husband? you're on the presidential campaign and all of a sudden -- >> i didn't tell him. i wanted to disappear. there was a real good warning sign for me, wake-up call. >> reporter: now with her ms in remission, mrs. romney is launching the ann romney center for neurologic diseases set to

open at brigham and women's hospital in boston, it will bring 200 experts under one roof to develop new advances for ms as well as alzheimer's, parkinson's, als and brain tumors. >> i'm hoping that we'll make some true breakthroughs. >> reporter: did you ever imagine you would step forward as an advocate? >> never. i'm going to get emotional about that. never. i never would have imagined myself being in a position to have that impact. >> reporter: why not? >> i don't know. i don't think of myself as anyone except just a little girl that rides her horse, then grew up and was a mommy and now all of a sudden, you know, i can have a voice and i want that voice to be a voice of compassion. i exercise every day. >> reporter: to control her ms, mrs. romney has used medication and alternative treatments like equine therapy. >> just being around the horses gave me such joy.

physically, it helped me as well, with balance, with core strength. it gave me those moments where i was strong and i was vibrant and i was excited and had energy. and so for me it was a turning point. >> reporter: they now face another turning point, whether to launch another campaign for president. recent polls show mitt leading all potential gop candidates for 2016. >> as you're walking through airports, everyone is screaming at you, run again. it's complimentary. >> reporter: do you talk about, like, let's try this again? third time will be the charm like it has been for other people who run? >> we are having no serious conversations about it, because we said at the end, we will never do this again. it was hard. we've done it. we've had our turn. >> reporter: the republican party is viewed by so many women as having a gender problem, a women problem. do you believe that?

>> no question, there is a problem. no question. they need to fix that. there's no question that we need to listen better. we need to have women believe that we're on their side. >> reporter: with ms a predominantly female disease, she hopes her center brings new hope to millions of women patients like herself. >> i want to not even, maria, be talking about this in 20 years. i want this to be resolved. >> reporter: the romneys want to raise $50 million for her center and they are contributing some of their own money. for more information on how you can help, go to today.com. by the way, a little earlier this morning, mitt tweeted this cute, old picture and a sweet letter to his wife about the center's inauguration. and in it, he called her a warrior. cute. >> very cute. maria shriver, thanks. appreciate it. we have padma lakshmi, spicing up your chili recipe and

also a live performance from country stars florida georgia line after your local news and weather. hey, guys! da georgea line after your local news and weather.

a very good morning to you. 8:26 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're following breaking news out of the south bay, where crews are trying to rescue a woman in a car. it fell 500 feet down an embankment. here's live pictures of crews on the scene off mount hamilton road in east san jose. we're told the woman is alive, but has suffered life threatening injuries. crews have been on the scene for quite some time now. the woman has been in the car since yesterday afternoon. crews couldn't track down the car's on star's transponder until 6:00 this morning, but finally they reached her, they are trying to clear a path incase it gets too windy to air lift the woman to a hospital. we'll, of course, continue to

update you on this story throughout the morning, but pretty steep terrain there. lots of folks hitting the roadways, kind of slow out there. >> that's off mount hamilton, not a lot of traffic there, but there is a lot of traffic here. rig right. look at the drive, slow 580, but look, i put my arrows south 680 and east 508, jammed up there because of all that traffic caused by an earlier crash in sunol. jammed up 88 o, as well as the south bay. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars

trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46.

we're back now 8:30 on a tuesday morning, october 14th, 14th year of the year -- of the decades, of the century. trying to get this right. i'm still a little frazzled by this lady back here. >> linda roberts. >> i don't see your husband. >> he's in tennessee. >> that's the secret to 44 years, separate anniversary trip. now you're talking!

>> at the lake house. >> finally figured it out. >> thank you for clearing that up for us. >> we're going to have a special performance from florida georgia line where her husband is building that lake house. >> also ahead, temperatures dropping in some parts. not around here necessarily. sounds good right now, bowl of chili. that is just the best. lucky for us, padma lakshmi is here. she has three delicious chili recipes that your going to love. >> we were having a discussion, do you like beans with your chili. >> or rice. >> cheese. >> sour cream. >> chunk chili. >> yeah, chunky thick. >> she has options. cowboy chili, that's a good one. no secret, we love high heels around here. the big ones that i have on today. have you heard about this exhibit, the entire museum devoted to high heels? >> aka, your closet? >> i'm fainting now. i'm fainting now.

>> carson is like, what? i don't know how to catch. >> catch me, carson. >> wow! >> you can't catch a woman -- well, your wife. you caught her. we're going to take a look at this exhibit and find out how cool it is. >> and, carson, you've been replaced. >> no. >> just kidding. casey wilson from nbc's new show "marry me" is in the orange room, taking over today's twitter and instagram accounts. that's right. >> make yourself comfortable. >> enjoy it! >> she's really tense about the whole thing. you can use the #today's takeover. >> also don't forget, the battle is on "the voice." plus a big announcement for you regarding next season -- or next cycle, as we say, as it's done twice a year. next cycle, pharrell williams

will be returning along with adam levine, black shelton and christina aguilera returns to the panel on "the voice." >> like that chemistry. >> keep it going a little bit. she just had a baby. we're excited to see christina, who was there in the beginning, back on the show. >> you had five coaches and only four chairs and then there's a fight for that last chair. musical chairs. >> that would be good. we'll work on that one, al. >> thank you very much. just a thought. i'm just throwing that out for you. >> fight for it. let's show you what we've got as far as your weather is concerned. for "today," severe storms to talk about. risk of strong weather from central florida all the way to southern ohio. we are watching these storms. can't rule out tornadoes. we've got tornado watches in effect today. tomorrow that severe weather makes its way up into the northeast and midatlantic states. 8:33. good tuesday morning to you. finally, those changes we've

been telling you about are going to arrive. in fact, we're already noticing the difference. clouds increasing in the north bay in san francisco. those are the two locations we're expecting showers to arrive first. north bay activity by about 11:00 a.m. we're going to have to wait in the south bay until the evening, overnight hours, but once we're in the thick of it, more rain on the way, then clear out for thursday. friday and saturday, another round and sunday into monday. >> that's your latest weather. we want to say hi to marcus lemonis, host of "the profit," where he does whatever it takes to fix struggling. >> little less food, little more fashion. tonight's episode is all about women's fashion. lot of tempers, lot of excitement. >> how tough is it? your first show is this local clothing store. they have to battle these big box stores and all the chain stores.

how do people make their way in this kind of environment? >> you have to have great merchandising and a great product. i think women today really want to shop with people they know and they want service. they don't want to just buy a lot of things off the rack. you have to beat them on price. >> you put your own money -- >> my own money. >> how much have you put insofar? >> 20 episodes i have $11 million in small business. >> wow! literally putting your money where your mouth is. are you single? >> no. >> are you happy? that's what she wanted to know. marcus, thank you so much. catch new shows of "the profit" here on cnbc. you either love your high heels or you hate them. now these stylish shoes are taking center stage at a popular exhibit here in new york. jenna bush hager went to check it out. >> we know how you feel about the high heels. >> love them. >> natalie "shoe horse" morales.

i recently went to an exhibit the art of the high heel shoe. i saw history, glamour, and yes, even pain. high heels can be sexy, sensational, some even shocking. and then there's the pain. >> this red, it's my blood. >> reporter: it seems everyone has an opinion, even the ladies of "today." >> love or hate relationship with the high heel? >> i would say it's a hate. i tolerate it because i think it makes your calf look good. and it makes me taller. >> i'll take comfort any day over the killer. >> comfort over killer. >> comfort over killer. >> love heels so much, my rain boots have heels. >> reporter: no! >> power shoe. it's fabulous! >> reporter: i went to check out the fabulous footwear at killer heels. >> mixing up the different styles, historical and contemporary shoes. >> reporter: lisa small, the curator of the museum. we all have this memory of putting our mother's shoes on and walking around the house.

>> i think women like the way they look and feel in them, confident, powerful. >> reporter: small collected nearly 200 high heels from all over the world in different styles, shapes and materials. this is the oldest shoe in the collection? >> yes. it dates from about the early 16th century. >> i can't believe women have been wearing heels this long. and this was a platform, an early platform? >> that's right. then, as now, the higher the shoe, the more status. interestingly, these were covered by the dresses that the women wore. they were sort of undergarments in a way. >> reporter: it pays tribute to the women who have captivated us, their style, their glamour and the shoes that helped turn them into icons. marilyn monroe? >> marilyn monroe's stiletto pumps, literally the height of the stiletto moment.

she did a lot of work in film, publicity to popularize the iconic high heel. >> reporter: at each display a glimpse into the imagination of the designer. we asked kristen soriano, who now has his own shoe line to tell us about his shoe. >> i want it to feel like a piece of jewelry in its own way. a little glitz, a little glam, which we all love. >> who doesn't love the glam? >> exactly. exactly. >> reporter: this exhibit celebrates high heels and women's infatuation with them. why do you think americans have always been infatuated with the heel? >> it's almost like she puts on a new personality every time she tries on a different shoe. even if you sit anyway cubicle every day, you can wear a cool pair of shoes because even though they're under your desk you know they're special to you. >> reporter: different shoes for different personalities. whether you love or hate them, the killer heels on your feet can say so much. >> every one of the shoes here has a story to tell about either

the kind of person that wore it or what was important in that culture at the time. >> reporter: have you often thought if these shoes could talk? >> yes, especially about the marilyn monroe shoe. >> and we're all wearing these great shoes. >> and my shoes or our shoes could talk, i think they would say meow. >> mine would say get out of my way, because they're weapons. >> seriously. you could kill somebody. >> mine say get a podiatrist. podiatrist needed. >> great color. >> they're beautiful. i just would never wear these ever. i would be scared. >> they look like art. that's the point. these are all pieces of art. these are united nude. we have to thank piper line who has given us these terrific shoes to create this exhibit for us. they're controversial. you two love them. >> a certain height.

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back now at 8:42 with "today's" kitchen. time to break out the pots and pans and sharpen those knives, because bravo's top chef is back for season 12. >> that's right. >> as we always love, doing a little cooking for us, padma, nice to see you. >> nice see you, too. >> taking the show to boston? >> yes. i love boston. i went to college in massachusetts. so much of our country's history begins there. there were a lot of firsts. we have a former winner of "top chef," richard blaise. we go to plymouth and serve dinner at plymouth and then we also serve dinner under the green monster on fenway. >> you had to bring up the red sox? >> i'm sorry. >> you really needed to do that? >> they made me go in there. i felt very traitorous, i must say. >> your kids love this show? >> yes. >> my 13-year-old son loves this show. you may be one of the reasons. i'm not sure. he is 13 after all.

>> one time i went to a bar mitzvah and i was mobbed like i was justin bieber or something. i have a tween following. we're making three kinds of chili today. >> a more traditional one. you're substituting turkey for the beef. >> that's right. i want to do a healthier version of this very beloved comfort food. the weather is going to get cold. there's football. there's a great thing to make. it's better the next day. we just browned some turkey with all these spices and vegetables. carrots, celery, peppers, onion, garlic, green chile and some oregano. once the meat gets some color, add tomorrow atoes, tomato past water as well as these chipotles and adobo. >> you can tone it down if you like less spice? >> absolutely. that should get to a boil in five minutes. you want to cover it and cook it down for 45.

>> next is the white chili. what are you leaving out? >> the red tomatoes and all the tomato paste. we're doing veal basically in a little bit of hot oil, some fennel seeds, which are right here. in a blender you basically put all these vegetables and you're using green tomatoes or mexican tomato tomatoes. first we're going to put in a little milk to soften this meat. you want to make sure that it's broken down. this will tenderize your meat. once all that white is gone from the pan, about five minutes, you're going to add this. >> this is what it comes out looking like? >> there's chives in it. >> vegetarian. >> white beans in the second one, beans and meat and this one is just beans. traditional indian dish called

rajma, which just means kidney beans. it's very hearty. this recipe has less than 230 calories a serving and it has eight grams of protein. >> real quickly, what are the spices? >> cumin, crushed red chiles and garlic minutes, garam masala. the ginger went in earlier. >> that cooks down? >> this cooks down as well. you want to cook it down for a long time. add the beans at the last minute, garnish with cilantro. >> i'm going to try the white chili. i've never had something like that before. let me try that and tell people as i do this that the new season of "top chef" appears tomorrow, 10:00, 9:00 central on bravo. up next, florida

>> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> florida georgia line sky rocketed to the top of the country charts two years ago with their double platinum album. >> now back with their follow-up "anything goes" and new song "dirt." hi, guys. good morning. >> good morning. >> great to have you back. we love when you're here. "anything goes." you did an interview once and said this album really is just that. it's how you're living your lives these days. what's going on in life? >> that, too. tyler just got engaged. i'm married. we have our dogs on the road. just the way we try to stay in a

fresh state of mind and create our song. >> so smart of you to mention the wife and fichlt ance before the dogs. didn't go unnoticed. watching you rehearse early this morning. you know what struck me? you guys like each other. there's no early morning turning your back on each other. no, seriously. >> you know what? we have been very blessed. we met each other in college and hit it off and became best friends and we get to do this crazy life, live this crazy life and do what we love together. man, it's killer. >> what are you going to sing? >> we're going to do "dirt." >> you have a lot of fans here. take it away.

♪ you get your hands in it plant your roots in it dusty headlights dance with your boots in it ♪ ♪ you write her name on it spin your tires on it build your corn field whiskey bonfires on it you bet your life on it yeah ♪ ♪ its that elm shade red roads clay you grew up on that plowed up ground that your dad damned his luck on that post game party field you circled up on ♪ ♪ and when it rains you get stuck on drift a cloud back behind county roads that you run up the mud on her jeans that she peeled off and hung up ♪ ♪ her blue eyed summertime smile looks so good that it hurts makes you wanna build a 10

percent down white picket fence house on this dirt dirt ♪ ♪ you've mixed some sweat with it taken a shovel to it you've stuck some crosses and some painted goal posts through it you know you came from it that's right some day you'll return to it ♪ ♪ its that elm shade red roads clay you grew up on that plowed up ground that your dad damned his luck on that post game party field you circled up on ♪ ♪ and when it rains you get stuck on drift a cloud back behind county roads that you run up the mud on her jeans that she peeled off and hung up her blue eyed summertime smile looks so good that it hurts ♪ ♪ makes you wanna build a ten percent down white picket fence house on this dirt

dirt ♪ ♪ you know you came from it some day you'll return to it ♪ ♪ its that elm shade red roads clay you grew up on that plowed up ground that your dad damned his luck on that post game party field you circled up on ♪ ♪ and when it rains you get stuck on drift a cloud back behind county roads that you run up the mud on her jeans that she peeled off and hung up her blue eyed summertime smile looks so good that it hurts ♪ ♪ makes you wanna build a ten percent down white picket fence house on this dirt ♪ ♪ makes you wanna build a ten percent down white picket fence house on this dirt dirt dirt ♪

♪ you know you came from it and some day you'll return to it ♪ >> florida georgia line, thank you. guys will stick around and talk to us next hour. first this is "today" on nbc.

>> favorite moment of that little song was in the middle of it when natalie looked over to me and said i have the same jeans. >> i do. i do. the guys are going to stick around and talk to us next hour. we have another song with them, too. >> weave going into youtube studio in new york a very good morning to you. 8:56 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we continue to follow breaking news in the south bay this morning. that is where crews have just rescued a woman in a car. she fell 500 feet down an embankment. this is her being raised by chopper crews. this is also mount hamilton road in the east foothills of san jose. this video just into our newsroom, when that coast guard helicopter air lifted her to the

hospital. we're told she's alive. her car somehow veered off the cliff yesterday afternoon and crews couldn't track the car's onstar transbonder until 6:00 this morning. we have a crew on the scene. she's been taken to the hospital this morning. we hope for a good recovery. we'll continue to follow it throughout the morning.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning, october 14th, 2014. i'm natalie morales,long with al roker and tamron hall. willie is on assignment. >> how long have we all been doing this show together? >> a while now. >> february. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> so, i said to my producer, one of our producers, adam miller, you know what would be great if at the end of the open, there was a four shot. >> here we go. >> when you come back on tuesday, it's going to be there. >> done. >> it's going to be there. >> adam, would you care to

respond? >> the conference call that none of us was on. >> you would have known. >> but also at the end of the party that we had last week, because al left early, we had a conversation about this, that this was your dream. >> all four of us. >> we're going to make it happen. >> the four musketeers and yet -- >> one more day. >> there's no picture of us all together. it's like two and two. >> we will make that happen. don't worry. dreams come true. >> that's right. >> adam will wave his wand. >> i don't dream big. >> you have flowers. that's your consolation prize. >> they kind of look like asparagus. >> a snack in between. >> and i worry that the dimensions are too long. we need martha stewart to surprise us. the arrangement is beautiful. don't get me wrong. but look how long it is and asparagus like. >> it could cover certain things. >> but no one wants that to be

covered. >> is this strategy? >> i don't know. paging dr. google. shall we move on? >> or dr. freud. >> that's what that was. so google, we looked up everything from what is that flower to what's the weather like? i don't know. google is now testing a service that would allow you to reach out to google and hear a google doctor and get advice on a medical situation. not anything major but if you have an upset stomach, you think you have food poisoning. and it would be available for 24 hours and you could just log in from home and consult with a doctor you don't know. not your primary physician, but a doctor to give you advice. kind of like web md, but with a person. >> and nobody would possibly get the wrong diagnosis on the web. >> i mean, i don't know -- we don't know google's vetting process, who these doctors are. i imagine that they're going to be truly licensed professionals

on the other end. >> i'm not a doctor. i play one on the internet. >> some doctors are -- >> your primary care doctor might see you via skype or e-mail back and forth with you. like last night i cooked chicken and the chicken -- i apologize to my house guest, was still red in the middle. >> not good. >> ooh, chicken tartar. >> i think i have food poisoning. did i food poison myself? what amount of red makes it poisonous? >> juices run clear. that's the key with chicken. >> there was nothing. it was dry but it was red. it was dry, red chicken. i ate it anyway. and i didn't tell my guests until now. >> that's the best part. i ate it anyway and poured a little more gravy on it. >> exactly. but dr. google could tell me if i had anxiety or food poisoning and they would also direct issues like insomnia. >> wouldn't it be great if it was a guy in like brooklyn named dr. google?

hi, this is dr. google. what do you think? you got a problem? listen, cook it all the way through. >> is that how he would sound? >> that's how dr. google in brooklyn, has thick glasses -- >> they have a trial period for this. google is covering all the costs of the online consultation. we reached out to google. >> nurse yahoo, could you come in here? i want to check something out! >> only you would go there. >> did you see my anesthesiologist, ask? >> can they treat whatever that is on google? >> not soon enough. >> that's interesting. you know, i think -- >> i go to web md. >> i go to google and web md. it would be nice if some of our health care professionals were more available to us. >> there are so many symptoms like other symptoms. >> i know. i know. dr. google, i know. >> i do know one thing. it's not a tumor!

>> could be. all right. we have time for this subject. >> so, year-round schools. one school district in virginia -- a number of them have thought about this. they're considering holding year-round classes. the kids are still going to go for 180 days but it's over 12 months. >> but it's how they split it up. >> nine weeks on and three weeks off, nine weeks on, three weeks off. it is going to cost the school districts more, i understand, because you're keeping the school open and running during the entire time. >> that's right. but do you also save in say, remedial courses because kids don't get that summer slide that so many kids get? >> there's something known as brain drain which we've covered through education nation. it actually exists when kids take a break for the summer, even some of the brightest of kids end up taking a few steps back over the summer break. >> it is the summer slide. and you definitely -- even with my own kids, as much as you try during the summertime to get them to do moth and read as much as possible, they do regress a little bit.

>> and then there's also -- i remember, you know, when i was a kid, you looked forward to that -- that long ago. you know, the end of june. you had two months, clear sailing. >> yeah. >> and when you get into high school, i don't think you put a cost on the education you get by working a summer job. >> absolutely. >> we all did it. >> i agree. >> summer and during the school year, i worked year round. >> there were balances. >> going to summer camp. i mean, you form great friendships with people. you develop life skills outside of the classroom. >> right now our students are behind in science, math and reading. >> right. >> i think last year, we were -- i think -- i don't want to misquote the number. we were certainly in the near bottom. >> bottom, yeah. >> we were. >> of testing. >> but we're near the top in awesome summers. >> and confidence. >> you know who says that's absolutely true? dr. google. dr. google says, hey, we're number one with that so that's good. >> can dr. google go on a doctor

vacation? >> i don't think so. i don't know. >> you are a cartoon character, dr. google. i want a dr. google al. >> okay. tell us about what reese witherspoon is now saying. >> she's speaking out -- remember, i guess it was 2013, she was out with her husband, jim. and they were pulled over under -- it was believed that he was driving under the influence of alcohol. anyway, he was arrested. the dash cam caught that moment where reese and her husband had a confrontation with the police officer. she was actually arrested. >> don't you know who i am? that kind of thing. >> she was arrested, said to him, don't you know who i am? yesterday she pled no contest. yesterday she spoke out and said i think it was a moment where people realized that i was not exactly what they thought i was. i guess maybe we all like to define people by the way the media presents them and i think i showed that i have complexity that people don't know about. it's part of human nature.

i made a mistake. we all make mistakes. the best you can do is say sorry and move on. >> somebody probably asked her about it. >> that's usually what happens. someone asked and at some point you say i have to answer. >> she should have said that sooner. that's a very honest answer. >> it is. she said you say you're sorry and you move on. we talked about that before. the larger point is she often plays this girl next door, "sweet home alabama" which i so love that movie. and people see her as this character and not as someone who could obviously get ticked off or something, or whatever else happened there. >> known as a perfectionist and has been type cast as that, even in the movies she plays. exactly. all right. here is a piece of video you are just going to love. >> i love this. >> for all moms and dads out there, how often do you feel like a zombie when you're trying to take care of your kids and you're multitasking and everybody wants a piece of you? take a look at how some moms have taken on michael jackson's "thriller" in a new video called

"toddler." ♪ it's close to midnight something little's lurking in the dark next to the night light you see a sight that almost stops your heart ♪ ♪ you want to scream you're cleaning pee and poop instead of sleeping now wash the sheets and you really cannot believe the time you're out of your mind ♪ ♪ cause this is toddler toddler night the beast is running from you while you're chasing it with wipes cause this is toddler toddler night ♪ ♪ you're vying for some sleep instead of potty training tonight ♪ >> i love those lyrics. i remember once laying down on the floor, literally just

falling asleep. >> make this go away. >> i think leyla was sick and nicky was -- you lost your mind. >> you feel that way. you don't take a shower for days sometimes. >> i don't know about that. >> okay, that's only happened to me. that was just me. >> al just pees in the shower. >> i heard from people all weekend long. >> and what was the consensus? >> they thought the two of you were disgusting. >> they did. >> come on. >> and willie, too. >> the three of you. >> everybody i talked to on my end said, come on, we all do it. >> not on social media. for people who don't know what we're talking about, last week there was a survey asking whether or not you pee in the shower. >> it wasn't a survey, just a college wanted students to pe. in the shower to save water, as if it makes a difference. three out of four of your hosts pee in the shower. >> occasionally. not all the time.

>> no, not all the time. >> except for mr. clean. >> we have some severe weather to talk about. especially in the southeast, as we're watching these systems push to the east. so, from charleston, west virginia, all the way down into central florida, we're talking about strong storms already firing up. we have tornado watches in effect for parts of the carolinas all the way down into florida. in fact, right now we've got a tornado warning that's going on, as you make your way into parts of north carolina. it is really going to be kind of dangerous over the next 24 hours. we have got flash flood watches and warnings up. we're talking about a lot of rain. anywhere from two to three inches but locally could be up to five inches of rain in parts of the florida panhandle. and we are watching gonzalo. it will become the most powerful atlantic hurricane of the season. 140 miles northeast of san juan. it's headed for bermuda again.

they got smacked by fay last week. we'll be watching this category 3 hurricane. could cause m 9:12. happy tuesday to you. changes in the works out there right now. much cooler, clouds are increasing as we head throughout the afternoon. we do have very cool conditions, especially compared to yesterday. 72 degrees, down from the 90s in the south bay today. 64 in san francisco. so temperatures really dropping like a rock in the city. then the rain moves in throughout the second half of the day, into this evening. we'll see even more rain into tomorrow morning, then clear it out for thursday, rain returns friday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> new album out today and getting ready for their big headlining tour, the boys from florida georgia line, tyler hubbard and brian kelly. hey, hello again. >> right after this. you're going to wa honey bunches of oats!

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we've been having a great time this morning with country duo florida georgia line. they just treated us to a performance of their number one single "dirt" a little while ago. they're out with their second album called "anything goes." >> that's right. tyler hubbard, brian kelly are florida georgia line. great to see you guys. you were with us the other week. the title "anything goes" has some specific meaning. what does it mean to you guys? >> you know what, man? i think for us, it's just another way of getting out of the box, man. kind of setting the standard of no rules as far as, you know, song writing. just kind of -- we're writing life right now, man. just wanting to stay fresh, stay creative. get out of the box and, you know, anything goes, man. >> is there no pressure with a sophomore album? the first one went double platinum. is that really it? no pressure here and we're just having fun?

>> we really didn't feel any pressure. our fans have been amazing the past couple of years on the road and tweeting at us. eve everywhere we go, our fans are incredible. country radio has been so good to us, we took all that energy and got back in the studio and put it towards that. we are just trying to go, do the same thing that we did the first go around. try to represent where we're at. you know, it's an album that is tyler and i. it is country music. we're very, very proud of it. >> where you are at, as you put it, is shaking of country music. you teamed up with nellie and for some traditional country fans who embraced it are saying our country guys are with hip hop but they're rocking. they're doing something different. >> it's fun. like i said, it's fun to stay fresh and creative and mix it up and do something different and kr create our own sound. a lot of people are embracing it. some aren't. we have a philosophy.

turn it up or turn it off. >> turn it up or turn it off. i like that. >> embrace that. >> i'm going to have that tattooed. >> what i think is fascinating, i heard your music on hits one on sirius xm. it's not on country. you guys have really expanded the genre so that you're bringing a whole different group of people in. >> that's been our thing, man. we've heard that a lot. that's one of our favorite compliments when we meet someone that says, you know what? i've never been into country until you guys and now i love country. for the people that don't like what we are doing, it's fun to be part of country music. it's fun to bring more people to the genre, step out of the boundaries. it's the number one format in music right now. for us, we're just proud and honored to be part of country music. >> you're on the road a lot, on tour. we got a little behind the scenes view of what you guys do before you get out on stage. tell us about the circle formation.

>> yeah. we just kind of huddle up with our crew, our band, our team and everybody that's there that night. sometimes it's friends. label makers, management, whoever. we get together. in with the good, out with the bad, say a prayer, do a chant. >> love that. >> and have a little fireball usually and take it to the stage. >> we've done this ritual since we began. we always do the ritual. >> we have to talk fashion, though. i'm going to be superficial. i love that johnny cash t-shirt. can you stand up? do you pick out your own stuff? >> i love to stand up, thank you for asking, actually. tyler, come on and stand up, brother. >> modeling. >> those jeans that brian is wearing, i have those jeans. >> i can do a little something like this if you want, like that right there. something like right here. >> oh! >> hey now. >> is that what you're thinking or -- >> suddenly it's a different show. >> that booty. >> anything goes. >> did you just say booty dat?

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i did it...and i feel beautiful. visit naturesbounty.com for details. and a good tuesday morning. it's 9:26. i'm sam brock. update now to breaking news in the south bay. a woman whose car fell off a cliff in the east san jose foothills is now at the hospital. bob redell has been tracking the story all morning long, watched the rescue happen. bob, this woman was in that area for almost half a day until responders found out about it. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, sam. what's remarkable is they were ever able to find her car. it's still down there, the white chevy cruz, but you can't see it. down 500 feet off the ravine where we're standing right now, covered by brush. within the past hour, a u.s. coast guard chopper rescue crew, with the help of san jose fire, chp, and the sheriff's office, they pulled her up to safety

after she spent a good 15 hours in that car alone after wrecking some time yesterday afternoon. not being found until early this morning. she was lifted away in that chopper to regional medical center. chp and the fire department tell us she has moderate to severe injuries, but she was awake, confused, but awake, and now in stable condition. they were able to find her, they believe her on star device in her car activated around 2:00 yesterday afternoon, when she wrecked off this road. they don't know why she lost control and veered off into that ravine, and what they started doing afterwards, the authorities started pinging her cell phone and that's how they were finally able to locate her around 5:00 this morning. took almost four hours to extricate her from that ravine. again, she's at regional medical center in stable condition. >> reporting live here in san jose. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> amazing that woman survived. thank you very much, bob.

coming up after this break, a look at weather and traffic. stay with us.

welcome back. now the time is 9:29. the storm is brewing and it's starting to move into the bay area. although we're going to have to wait for these showers associated to move into the north bay. expecting that around 12:30, 2:00 for san francisco. your seven-day forecast in moments. slow commute all morning. it's tuesday, look at the volume of traffic out there, folks. southbound and northbound finally starting to show release, recovering after an earlier crash took up a lot of slowing for sunol. back to the "today" show.

hello there, folks. nice to see you. welcome back to this tuesday, october 14th, 2014. i'm natalie along with al and tamron. willie is on assignment. you know how we feel about clowns around here. >> i don't know. wizard of oz, very friendly. >> not the scarecrow. >> no? >> no. >> in fact, we should warn you, if you have small children you may want to leave the room. >> you may want to leave the room. >> i'll be back. i'm not watching this. i'm not watching this. >> tell me when it's over. [ screams ]

>>o my god! >> that's entertainer ed bassmaster. that's nice. >> is it over? >> oh, that's just not right. >> i don't understand how you can watch "the walking dead" and you're afraid of the scarecrow. >> because i have hot chocolate, ice cream and a blanket. i need comfort food. >> that sounds like a recipe to watch a zombie show. >> those people just wanted a selfie. >> are we going to a haunted house together or something like that? >> eventually. >> yeah, that's what i hear. god, i hate those things. i really -- the whole scaring thing. it's just -- really? do we have to go? anyway, for "today" we've got a risk of strong storms from roanoke, all the way down into central florida, orlando part of

this. we'll be watching these firing up. tomorrow, we're looking at a risk of strong storms making their way into the midatlantic states, richmond on into wilmington. some of this will be happening late tonight into tomorrow morning. that's a real problem as well. more rain into the pacific northwest. windy conditions as well. northern california. rain back through the great lakes. beautiful day through the plains with temperatures in the upper 60s. plenty of sunshine all the way down into texas. th 9:32. good morning, meteorologist christina loren. san jose showing you those clouds are increasing. temperatures much cooler for today. 72 degrees for the south bay. 64 in san francisco. as we get into this afternoon, you'll notice the clouds continue to increase. we do have rain on the way as of this evening, and temperatures are going to be cool as a result. we'll continue that cooling trend as we head throughout this week. hope you have a great day.

>> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. now to two famous faces, hector elizondo and cheech marin. >> cheech is one of half of the comedy duo, cheech and chong. the two have teamed up in the new 3d animated adventure "the book of life," with the backdrop being mexico's day of the dead. ♪ you you got what i need but you say he's just a friend but you say he's just a friend ♪ ♪ oh, baby you >> hector. this marquis meets mariachi and cheech. >> cheech. >> that's why the movie is so cute. it does blend culture, different styles of music all into this

beautiful journey. >> this is a beautiful movie. it really is. i've been in a lot of great animated films and this is one of them. it's really, really good. it's like day of the dead meets orpheus, where they go to hell and back. >> you don't normally think of kids when you think of the day of the dead. >> i do, because i'm mexican. >> but it's when you honor the people -- >> it's a work of art. what makes it so important, i think, is because it's a universal story. love, family, romance. >> it is nbc universal, thank you very much. >> don't expect us to be funny. it's not going to happen. >> it's interesting. 14 years in the making. it's the first mainstream animated latin theme movie directed, animated and starring a number of latinos. >> way too many. >> long time. >> was it a long time in coming?

14 years. it's the fastest growing demographic in this country. >> it's the power. >> nothing to be taken lightly. >> not only to be taken lightly we have a responsibility now, we're such a democrgraphic. >> 52% of children in the united states. they're all going to have 100 kids a piece because that's how we roll. >> we're going to replicate like lemmings. >> joaquin went in and said, by the way, i'm not latino. is that okay? he doesn't even use an accent. he said he was too intimidated by listening to you on the set. he said he was tempted but thought let me play this straight. >> pearlman. >> yeah. >> wonderful villain. one of my favorite characters in the movie is a pig, chuey. going to be a big hit. >> cheech, you're still touring.

in fact, you were just with chong in alaska recently on tour. >> yeah. >> how is it still getting out there and -- i understand lots of fans come up to you with cheech and chong tattoos? >> a growing phenomena. it freaked me out at first but people come and have big cheech and chong tattoos on their body. there's a lot of them. >> what do you say? do you say thank you? >> it's a compliment. >> i don't know what to say. at first i was like, god, really? now i'm used to it. it's a really great way to get girls to take off their clothes, show you their tattoos, you know, so they do that. >> one of the things i've always been impressed with, you are a man with so many different accents. i mean, you're a man of latin descent, but you play so many different characters. was that by design or -- >> no. first of all, i'm from harlem, new york, uptown. not far away. there's a lot of music there. and being musically inclined,

language is music for me. and somehow or other, it stuck. i love the sound of dialects and accents. to me, it's just a way of communicating as human beings, it's very special. i absorbed them. i practiced, of course. it just happened by osmosis. >> so in your favorite accent, can you read this tease for snus. >> weli have a few accents. what camera? okay. because there's a z in my name, which happens to be -- even though i'm pewter reuerto ricane upper west side -- let's do russian. okay? good. from "the book of life" nbc universal opens in theater this is friday, okay? up next from "saturday night live" to prime time sitcoms, new go-to lady, casey wilson is here. remember, do this or vladimir will talk to you. >> uh-oh. >> excellent.

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>> will you marry me? >> oh, casey, good morning. >> good morning. >> how does it feel? you're back here at 30 rock, you know, you have those "saturday night live" flashbacks? >> yes, traumatic stress, post traumatic stress. no, i'm back. i love being here. i'm so excited to be here with you guys. thank you. >> the show is loosely based -- i think loosely. i'm hoping loosely based, a little bit, on your life. you are now married to the creator of the show, david caspie. >> anything. >> david, he's a cutie, by the way. >> thank you. >> how much is this art imitating life for you? >> a good bit. the character is over the top, has some anger issues and some personal struggles. i hope it's not based too closely on me but it seems to be. >> you've been married four months. >> four months. >> we asked you how it was going and you said? >> pretty good. >> no, that's not what you said. >> you said not well. >> i was joking. i was joking.

i was joking. it's going -- every day is a gift. >> what is the best of marriage? what's the worst of marriage? >> oh, wow. the worst of marriage is i'm a complete mess and in my car i have blazers and bras and plates and forks and knives and things and i'm very messy and my husband is ocd and won't allow my friends to have red wine in the living room. >> ooh. >> how do you balance that? >> it's a hard balance. thank you for acknowledging my struggles. >> red wine in the living room? i do it all the time. >> what was your real proposal like? did you propose to him? >> no. thankfully. it was great. i knew it was coming. i did get my nails done, got a nice blowout. i came prepared. i thought -- i knew it was happening and it was very nice and nothing like the show. >> i understand, though, the wedding was quite a party. you boogied down on the dance floor a little too hard? >> a little too hard. >> what happened? >> a lot of things happened. i will too much to drink. i think that goes without saying. then i fell in front of

everyone, not really face first but on my knees, as hard as i could and immediately was going to cry. then i realized you want the bride to get back up. nobody wants to see her go down too hard. i got right back up and kept it moving and the next day was in a wheelchair for the start of my honeymoon. >> ouch! >> but it was okay and everything is okay. >> i love how you explain everything with a smile. i was in a wheelchair for my honeymoon. >> you have a laugh track with you. a whole audience. >> my friends from home and god bless them. i need to bring them everywhere. >> absolutely. casey, thank you so much. premiere of "marry me" tonight, 9:00, 8:00 central here on nbc. >> congratulations. >> awesome. a sneak peek of youtube's newest digs that may help you become the next viral sensation. we go into the studio. so here's the new living room... tv, couch, pillows. nice! see, we've completely remodeled the kitchen.

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close-up. >> you can't come on the couch. n no. >> to a time lapse of an adorable baby taking her first steps. youtube magic can happen anywhere. but here in youtube's new 20,000 square-foot new york space, the video-sharing website hopes to help creators cook up even more viral videos. >> hi. >> hi. >> welcome to youtube. you've been a model in one of our "today" show segments. >> yes, i have. >> now you're my tour guide for youtube. >> yes, i am. >> half a million subscribers to her youtube channel. >> i am on a roll with these curly hair videos right now. >> she started off shooting videos in her basement with a web cam. >> over here, we're heading to an eating area. it doubles as the kitchen. and it also doubles as a workshop for creators like myself, who can come and learn

about how to make videos, how to improve their videos. >> youtube space incorporates audio, editing and production equipment and officially opens in november. so creators can take their videos to the next level. >> at first, i didn't even know that there was a beauty community. i didn't know that people could actually go on youtube and teach others how to do makeup and hair and -- i don't know, create amazing videos. i thought it was all about music videos. >> the barely political channel has music videos like the famous crush on obama. ♪ cause i got a crush on obama >> over the past seven years, they turned out comedic videos that have been seen hundreds of millions of times. ♪ i did this i do that carve pumpkins you knew that ♪ >> youtube space where the team is shooting their own version of the hit "monster mash". ♪ here comes the wolfman he will show you how it's done he knows how to be creepy

but always keeps it fun ♪ >> the space is designed with the idea that creators can shoot anywhere, even the bathroom. >> look who we found. jessica! >> hi. >> oh, getting dolled up? >> testing some shots in here since you could film in just about every single corner of this youtube space. >> miss jessica harlowe's channel has 600,000 subscribers to her hair and makeup tutorials. >> being able to come into the studio and utilize this, is that a game changer for you? >> it is. because i'm such a control freak. i'm used to doing everything all by myself. it's nice to get to change things up a little bit. you never know what might work and what you'll fall in love with. it's nice to surprise the audience a little bit. >> creators need to have 5,000 or more subscribers to use the youtube production facility. we should also point out that youtube actually takes 45% of the ad revenue generated. that is part of the controversy,

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perhaps headed to the store. witnesses tell police there was no question she had the right-of-way, because when a pedestrian crosses at that intersection, the lights start to flash. several cars stopped to let the woman cross, but one driver did not and hit her. paramedics rushed her to the hospital, but she did not survive. police are looking for a light colored chevy tahoe or suburban with significant damage to the front end. they think the driver got on the freeway after the crash. now it's time to look at your forecast with christina loren. >> hey, thank you. we can already see those changes coming in, and i can tell you right now, it's the wind that is going to whip through the next few hours, so keep that in mind. then we'll start to see the skies turn dark and rain moves in between about 3:00 and 4:00 in san francisco, you'll hit about 65 degrees. expecting the rain to arrive earlier in the north bay, 67 degrees, showers by noon. we'll have to wait until the overnight hours in the south

bay, but we'll hit 73 degrees. rain tonight, into tomorrow. more at 11:00, how much we're expecting. first, though, mike and your drive. >> slow drive, northbound, southbound 101 on the peninsula. much easier drive, top of your screen, slow north up towards marsh for a late slowdown there. over towards the east bay, 88 o gums up around the coliseum. nothing reported on the chp report, but i watched it on the live camera there. fremont, last slowing into the south bay, northbound routes continue to slowly recover. it's tuesday, tough tuesday. >> if you saw it with your own eyes, we believe you. more local news in half hour. hope to see you then. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars

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from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> yes, everybody! goodye columbus day. it is october 14th, booze day, tuesday. we have a nice show here today with everybody. >> florida georgia line, they are amazing, they are going to sing this song for us, it will put you in a great mood called "sun daze". >> and chic magazine's best beauty products and we'll put them to the test. >> they do the shopping for you and tell you what to get. >> and we'll show you what

flying in the future could actually look like. >> look at that. >> i think it is awesome. >> we'll try something new today. because we like new and fresh and exciting things. you know how usually kathie lee and i talk for ten minutes and go to commercial and somebody else comes up? a guest. this time -- this time we decided to not have a guest. it will just be more of us. this is planned. >> who was it? i don't know. >> i think it was neil patrick harris. >> always neil patrick harris. >> or hugh jackman. >> yes. >> anyway, let us know what you think. >> about what? >> about us talking for a long time. unlike other shows. >> all right, we could talk about this forever because amal -- >> alamuddin. >> is officially amal -- >> clooney. >> look at the legs on that woman. >> she, they got married, they went on a little honeymoon, did

they? >> amanda. where did they go? you probably went with them. where did they go? >> i think england. >> england and italy. >> okay. so it was quick. >> then at the comic-con. >> he was spending his honeymoon at comic-con. >> for the first time, virgin on my honeymoon at comic-con. >> and what did he say about superman? >> he wanted to apologize when the batman outfit had nipples. >> true. he said he was sorry. they were mad at him. amal changed her name to clooney very quickly. we found out because it is on the website of the place where she works. the question is, what do you think about taking your husband's last name? what do you think? >> i'm surprised anybody talks about -- the era i was growing up, it was traditional, you did. my mother's era was -- you were

hiding something if you didn't. for me, i think it is a personal choice. i had been married before, and had taken my -- just can't call him my husband, the man i had -- >> the marriage with. >> the certificate from the state of california. we're on fine terms, just it was never a marriage, it just wasn't. i wasn't attached to the name. i didn't want to -- >> you took his name and -- >> yes. you wanted to take frank's. >> i took his name the first time because it was already kathie -- a long story, but there was somebody in s.a.g. that already had my name. so you wanted to change the name. >> yes. >> so frank comes along and, you know, gifford is a good name. >> and frank gifford. >> and you didn't take your -- >> i did not. >> why not. >> well, i didn't because i didn't want to and now i clearly made the right choice. >> did he want you to? >> no. >> it is a possessive thing for men sometimes.

cave men, let's be honest, you're my woman now. >> i think it is fine for women to keep their name, it is your family name, you take the name your dad gave you, your parents gave you when you were born and throw it out the window and say now i'm this. when it is amal and george clooney -- >> say what you said earlier. >> no. >> i wouldn't do it -- >> george clooney, i would do it in a second, because clooney. can you imagine? that could be the one. >> what if it was marvin clooney? >> yeah. >> a different clooney? >> a different -- no, indeed. but i think, you know, with george -- i love that she took it. she's a strong woman, she took his name. i think it is terrific. good -- we wonder what you think about that. i think a lot of people -- >> personal choice, don't you think? isn't that what it is all about? remember the good old days when it was about that? let me ask you this, did we get the commercial that -- okay, let's look at that. >> there is a commercial before

he got married, so we set the stage for you, it is in another language, but he's -- >> who cares. >> from norway. ♪ ♪ >> oh, hey there. i was letting you sleep. like your dress? it looks better off than on. oh, i want to show you this. come here. i've been online looking for places for us in -- yeah. look at that. >> don't you want to be her.

>> that beautiful new home they just bought in near downton abbey, just drop dead gorgeous. maybe that was inspiration for his whole marriage and everything. >> it started on that commercial. we want you to look at this picture, okay. all right. so we're going to ask you a question. it is not bradley cooper. >> you will not be able to answer it. which actor is this? he lost a lot of weight. okay. so you have a second. all right. you're probably wrong because here is who it is. it is zach galifianakis. look at the weight loss. >> he's half the guy. and now he's jake gyllenhaal. >> he is. anyway, he made a public appearance when he walked the red carpet at an event at -- >> the movie "birdman". >> he said he lost weight previously, i guess shedding it gradually, but he lost weight because he stopped drinking so much. he said he didn't realize vodka and sausage had a lot of

calories or something. >> he has a 1-year-old son, but good for him. and somebody else who just has done that -- >> who? >> kelly osborne. >> oh, yes. >> kelly lost about 60 pounds as well. she just put this on instagram, a bikini shot of herself. >> by the way, she -- she's on vacation in australia. but there is -- i mean, by the way, she -- first of all, she looks terrific. >> she does. >> she's such a great person. every time we had her on, she wrote this picture with a confidence boost for her and she said, i look good. coming from her, you're cheering her on. >> not like some women who say i look good. >> i look good, and don't you hate people who say that, but not her. >> and jennifer lawrence, talking about her a lot, seems like a day can't go by, she showed some skin, this time she meant to, instead of -- >> yes. >> on the red carpet. we have seen this before. just the tuxedo jacket,

basically, but -- >> i don't think it is that revealing. it is low cut, but i think she looks great. there is something about her that is, first of all, she loves to have fun. if you don't remember, she's the one who keeps tripping and falling. that's what the real stars do. so last night, you guys, was the voice battle rounds, when it gets really, really, really -- >> don't you want to go first to -- >> we have to wait for that? >> okay, we'll wait. that's what we call a tease in television. >> there is a little girl on the ellen show which we adore. she gives me confidence. 11-year-old girl. >> sophia grace. >> discovered by ellen. now on it a lot with her cousin rosie. >> rosie gives her confidence. there is a song called, a beyonce song called "listen." she is singing a beyonce song. she's only 11. take a listen.

♪ oh the sun has come for my dream to be heard ♪ ♪ pushed aside into your own ♪ ♪ i'm not at home in my own home ♪ ♪ i try >> oh, my gosh. >> okay. >> wow. >> she knows the whole song. >> she's so good with all the words. i love that. >> where was little rosie? i like to see them together. >> would you do this? >> here is the trend. there are new wedding dresses

being made all the time but these are taking the page from the movie "frozen." inspired wedding dresses. what is this about? okay? >> fairy tale weddings, i suppose. >> why would a grown woman want a "frozen" dress. maybe they don't know it is from the movie. maybe they look at it and like the dress. >> they're beautiful dresses. >> gorgeous. >> and ice blue is what they're doing. but if you knew they were from "frozen" inspired from the movie, unless you were a divorcee and you have kids and they say, mom, get the "frozen" dress and you go, okay, no? >> again, feminism, freedom of choice. i just -- i think part of what is wrong with our culture in general and i love disney, i work for disney for a long time, i've done disney movies, we have a fascination with fairy tales,

and fairy tale endings and it doesn't really actually prepare little girls for real life. if you just have a steady diet of nothing but it all works out great in the end, you're not going to know that prince charming can have bad breath. there's a lot more to talk about. we're coming back with the bat round of the voice.

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with you. >> look at the one with his head shaved. ♪ won't you help me i'm amaze d ♪ ♪ i'm amaze d that he doesn't really understand ♪ ♪ i'm amazed baby i'm amazed ♪ >> we're going to pick who we think won. i pick the shaved head guy. >> i picked him yesterday. >> you did. okay, i'll pick the other guy. >> let's see who won. >> i'm going to go with luke. >> luke! congratulations, representing team pharrell. >> i think that's a mistake. >> griffin is available to steal. >> we got a steal!

>> oh, yeah. >> that is what is so great about this steal. >> they get to fight for him. >> now he gets to pick. >> who did he pick? blake. >> he went with blake. >> that was such a thrill. >> that is so exciting. >> depressed and happy and up and down. it is like life. >> for team blake there was a country -- a battle between james david carter and craig wade boyd. craig is the guy with the long hair. let's take a look. ♪ angels cry you ain't got to walk alone ♪ ♪ woman came upon me woman came upon me

it came upon me wave on wave ♪ >> okay. >> okay. >> i think the shorthaired guy, james, was picked by -- >> i think the other one. >> the longhaired guy. but i do think they would be a great duo because their voices blend nicely. >> the winner of this battle is james. >> james, winner of the battle for team blake! and moving on to the knockout. >> he's great, man. great. >> we have a steal! >> yep. >> okay. i love that. >> that's fantastic. >> best show. >> you think your dreams are dashed and then someone rescues you. >> it is such a subjective

thing, music. you like what you like. it is like -- >> how about the guy is walking away and he thinks it is all over. >> so dejected. >> tonight more. >> let's talk about airline seating. we were talking about this. so airlines are thinking about doing a new seating design, okay. you know how normally you sit in the plane, they're talking about making it, like, table seating kind of, they do on the amtrak where you face -- for families. you can look at each other, and play with your ipad and cards and one of you flies backwards, you know? that's the way you do it. so i think it is fine if it is families. but if you're just -- if it happens to be the last seat and you're stuck staring at someone the whole time with your knees touching their knees, not so great. that's how it is on amtrak. sometimes you get on and -- >> you know who will take care of it? the marketplace. the marketplace will decide if there -- if flights are going from laguardia down to orlando with families, and had that kind

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your tuesday with a lot of cloud cover rolling in and even showers before the day is done. i want to get the drop in your temperatures from yesterday, as well. 15 to 20-degree drop across the board. 67 degrees in the north bay today. 73 for the south bay. 72 on the peninsula, upper 60s coming your way on the east shore. meanwhile, a taste of the upper 70s today, down from the 90s in the tri-valley. showers arrive late today, into tomorrow. dry but chilly conditions thursday and more on the rain coming up at 11:00. first, here's mike and your drive. [ inaudible ] >> jamming up right around the downtown area. now, get towards the bay bridge toll plaza, things are gumming up coming off the east shore freeway, which had a slower drive from an earlier crash much of the morning. northbound, southbound 101 also very slow through this morning of san rafael and no crashes through the morning, back to

you. >> more local news coming up at 11:00. see you then. we're back on "today" with more booze day tuesday and we recognize breast cancer awareness month all through the month of october, we also thought about what to say, how to find the right words when someone you care about is diagnosed with the disease. >> according to cancer.org, more than a million people this year alone will be told by a doctor they have cancer. that means someone you know may be affected. >> we asked the cancer hope network and cancer support group share for some honest answers about what to say and what not to say. >> cancer is very uncomfortable. it is not only uncomfortable for the person who received the diagnosis, but it is uncomfortable for your family and friends. >> i found a lot of people tell you horror stories, like they'll tell you, oh, yeah, my mother had breast cancer. and i say, oh, how is she doing

and they'll say, well, she died. >> you can have somebody who tries to empathize and communicate in their voice and it sounds so false. are you okay? and you just want to take that person and just throw them under a truck. >> even apologizing and saying i don't know how to act, i don't know what to say, i'm really sorry and i'm here for you is a perfect thing to say. >> knowing that people are there for you, knowing that they're present, they're willing to listen, knowing that they're there to help you in any way, that makes a difference. >> instead of asking what would you like to eat, anything we can bring, like, if they could ask me i can do chicken soup, lasagna. >> i think when you go through this, you don't want to hear from anybody that you're not trying hard enough or that, you know, that what you're going through is --

>> hearing you'll do great or you'll get through this, you can do this, because in the beginning, you think there is no way i'm going to be able to get through chemo surgery and all the things that i have to face. there is no way that i can get through this. >> here with advice on how to reach out to someone battling cancer and a serious illness is psychologist dale atkins. >> there is a lot of great information in that, isn't there? >> a lot of great information. >> people have the right intention. it is one of those things that when i went through it, it is funny, i probably asked some of those terrible things before, but once it happens to you, you have a sensitivity that is up about it. >> you don't think it is terrible. >> no. >> you're trying to be kind. >> you're trying to be helpful, you're trying to be engaging. i think the message that came through so clear was let people know you're there for them, that they are fine, the way they are,

whatever they're experiencing, whatever feelings they have, you're not going to judge them, you're not going to in any way criticize them, and that they can depend on you and that you have to come back over and over. cancer is usually takes a long time to deal with between the chemotherapy, the radiation, surgery. people are sick for a while. and a lot of people jumped in in the very beginning, but you got to keep going, get a lot of cards to send, ask if you can do din dinner, do the laundry, take the children. the person that said about chicken soup and lasagna, sometimes people don't want to make decisions, but chicken soup and i'm bringing it over. >> to me there is one terrible thing that people can do and that's that they're too afraid to call at all. they don't want to impose. i was that way before and now i just say, just call. >> send a card, right? >> when i got out of surgery, i'll never forget the first phone call that came to my room

was from matt. didn't hesitate, didn't say, like, i didn't want to bother you, just call anyway, right. just to get through. >> because people need to know that they are still in people's thoughts, that they're valued. when you're sick, and you don't know what the future is, sometimes you wonder whether you still have value, are you going to be able do it. you need to have people lift you up in their thoughts and prayers and hold you. and in fact there are prayers like that, and you need to know that you are still important. so those calls, those letters, those e-mails, those funny little -- those funny little commentaries you can send, a joke, it works with some people, may not work with others. >> you have to know the person and your relationship is different with different people. >> let someone know, i'm thinking of you, you're in my heart and i'm praying for you, if this is something that resonates. is there something i can do. >> something else people do, they say, have you ever talked to this doctor or did you try -- and when you've been through a battery of doctors, last thing you want to hear is, oh, by the

way, you didn't do enough. >> that's how theytake it. >> even if they mean well. >> that gentleman said what i'm experiencing is not my real experience, your role is to be supportive, your role is not to be the adviser and you're not supposed to -- we're not to give advice unless we're asked for it. that's really tough sometimes. but you have been through this. we have all been through something. you can say, when i was going through this, i found this helpful. if you would like to know about it, i'd be happy to tell you about it. recently i sent someone a little meditation that is on the app, and i said, would you like that? and she said, yeah, i never did that, but i'll try it. and it was helpful. but she said to me, i'm looking for something to do when my thoughts are going crazy and this seemed to work. but let people know you're there, you love them, and the woman who said, you look great, let people know i'm just so glad to be with you. you don't have to comment on how they look. >> thank you. >> you look great. >> i liked when people did that

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here is something to think about. how often do you use the word sorry, even though you don't need to? >> the folks at pan teen did a great job of looking at how many of us act like this. check it out. you might recognize a familiar pattern. >> sorry, can i ask a stupid question? >> sorry, do you have a minute? >> sorry. >> sorry. >> there he is. >> mind if i squeeze in here? >> sorry. >> sorry. >> sorry. >> that's totally me. >> that is totally me. >> i know. but i think sometimes people say i'm not sorry enough. our next guest says women need to stop the self-doubt like apologizing for everything.

>> paula moore is a leadership coach and writes about it in her new book called "playing big." congratulations. >> thank you. >> today is the release day. >> it is an interesting topic. a lot of us -- i'm not sure why, i was watching that and said, would say that if someone bumped me, i'm innovating their space. what is wrong with all that? >> we're trying to be polite. but women are walking around with that deeper sense of i'm about to make a mistake, i don't have the right to take up space in the world and that comes out through sorries. we don't want to reinforce that to ourselves. >> it is a self-esteem issue? >> in a subtle way, it is. >> the one, i have a stupid question, it is one of those things. >> it is a stupid question, i'm not an expert in this, but i know you probably have thought about this a lot more than i have but -- >> but the truth is, i would rather somebody like that who has a little humility than

somebody that is pushing into the room and telling everybody else what's up. >> in between -- >> there has to be a middle road. >> absolutely. we want to find that graceful place in between where we're communicating warmth, still interested in other people's views, but we're not expressing that interest by diminishing ourselves. >> don't want to make yourself smaller. there is a voice that kicks around in your head, you think it is keeping me on the right path. sometimes it is keeping you back. >> all of that, men and women, have this inner critic, but it can so much hold women back. that's the voice in our head saying you're probably not qualified enough, probably about to make a fool of yourself, didn't prepare enough, and it is pervasive and holds women back. >> do they get that from their parents, just that parental thing they grew up with parents telling them -- >> this is the good news. we don't have to go into therapy and find a deep, dark reason. we all have it. it is our human brain and the way our fear of failure and

rejection expresses itself. what we need to learn to do is hear that voice of self-doubt, but not take direction from it. >> let's watch the other clip. this is the way we should be doing it. let's take a look. >> why don't we go back to the original thing we did. >> good morning. got a moment? >> still polite. >> still nice. >> without the -- >> still say good morning and not be like sorry, i'm interrupting, or did i step on your -- >> what if you did step on somebody and you are interrupting? >> then you say it. >> i think self-esteem is a different issue than being polite. we need more politeness in our nation. >> we don't actually need to have high self-esteem and be confident. there is so much conversation about women and confidence. but a lot of very successful women aren't confident. what allows them to be successful is that they hear that inner critic voice, but they don't let that determine what they do. >> a lot of good stuff in your book. thank you so much. for more advice, go to

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all right. it is time to shine our fan spotlight on a couple of our facebook friends who may have had trouble pronouncing hoda's name. let's face it, hoda, it's not easy. >> shawn and samantha were debating how to pronounce my name. so shawn turned to his new iphone, which he named jackson, to confirm the pronunciation. >> it seems like jackson wasn't too sure how to say kotb either. >> how old is hoda kotb. >> i don't know what that means. if you like, i can search the web for how old is hoda kotb. >> no, hoda kotb. >> i would say it's pretty warm.

>> hoda kotb. >> your language? >> hoda kotb. how do you pronounce hoda kotb? >> i don't know what that means. if you like, i can search the web for hoda kotb, how do you pronounce hoda kotb. >> thank you very much, jackson. i wish you could call hoda kotb. >> i'd like to serve. >> there you have it. >> i live to serve. >> it is not an easy name for people. in fact, you even changed the spelling to help people. >> it does look like by vowel kotb. >> really pronounce it. >> please, not like that at all. >> thank you for sharing your video. it's kotb. >> stop it. go to our facebook page and let

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nbc bay area news starts now. >> a successful rescue in the south bay today of a woman who spent 15 hours alone, trapped in her overturned crashed car. good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. the woman's car went 500 yards down a ravine, landing on its roof. the crash happened around 2:00 yesterday afternoon in the east foothills. authorities were not able to find her until 5:00 this morning. that woman is in the hospital now with major injuries. >> she's very lucky. bob redell is live on mt. hamilton. you learned gps technology helped to find the woman