. fight of the century? maybe. in a unanimous decision. a bout that left many people wanting more some pay per view stomers nibblely shut out. mike tyson called it underwhelming and mike tyson is not alone. >> i thought it was a little boring actually. >> we've live in vegas. >> the royal princess spending her first full day at home with mom, dad and brother. just what will they call their

baby girl? >> miracle survivors, three people rescued alive from the rubble in nepal eight days after that devastating earthquake. >> and big money mistake. a man cashes in his lottery ticket taking home $75. but turns out he should have left with 75,000. and now the search is onto find him. may 3rd 2015. >> this is today with lester holt and erica hill live from studio 1a. >> good morning. welcome to today. >> hi everybody. back from the derby. >> it was nice. got a little fried in that kentucky sun. it was fun. >> interesting thing, though celebrities that made their way to the derby made their way to

the fight. we've got beyonce and jay z just to name a few tlnchts. >> there's tom brady. the airport was packed with private jets traffic jams. >> actually, maybe you shouldn't because of traffic jams. >> amazing. >> that fight is the top story on this sunday morning. mayweather and pacquiao very wealthy men. people who paid to watch the fight are feeling a little -- ron, good morning. >> reporter: there was so much demand last night to see this fight that they actually postponed the opening bell because a lot of providers around the country had a hard

time processing those pay per view orders. the fight was so big they delayed the start of the fight. let's take a look. after a five-year wait for the fight of the century, rush hour. fans clutching the hottest tickets on the planet streamed in to watch history. ♪ oh say does that -- >> reporter: proved appointment viewing around the world, michael jordan tom brady, jay z and beyonce among those in attendance. social media abuzz too. 90 to fight their cable company one tweet read as some pay per view orders never made it home to viewers. once the bell sounded the sports

top two brand names delivered punches of excitements. and in the end mayweather was the obvious victor at least according to judges scoring a unanimous decision that seemed to confuse pacquiao. >> i thought i won the fight. >> he was applying inging pressure but wund wasn't landing any punches. >> this should have been an epic fight and it was not. >> after the fight, mike tyson, the former heavyweight champion joining in. he said this fight was a big dispaymentdis disappointment we waited five years for that. a rematch is not happening here in vegas this morning. even if these two climb back

into the ring chances are this second fight would not be nearly as big as this fistfight, the so-called fight of the century. >> sorry for wasting $100. >> and you slept through it? >> slept through it. >> so happy. look how rested i am. so we moved onto talk about the most watched baby in the world, check her out, the little princess sleeping quietly in the arms of kate. now that she is home, the big question is what are her parents going to be naming her? kelly, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, tom. yeah, today the family visits here at kensington palace. kate's mother and zitssister headed up the drive.

when george was born a name was announced. but the queen isn't even in london right now, leaving us all guessing. she is the first princess of cambridge in 182 years, barely ten hours old when the world got its first glimpse. >> they looked real pi happenly happy. >> the other star of the day, big brother, prince george. he was the first and only visitor earlier at the hospital practicing his royal wave before going inside to meet his sister. royal fans celebrated the fairy tale family. landmarks glowed pink. tourists lined up for their own

piece of history, a picture of the official announcement. >> i feel quite privileged to be part of it. >> reporter: the big question now, what will she be named? >> diana will feature somewhere within the name hopefully, which will be a lovely tribute. >> most bets are on a parenrincess alice or charlotte. but she could be an elizabeth like her great grandmother, the queen. she'll be the most watched princess in the world. >> we are now fascinated by everything this young princess wears, does. >> reporter: now it's diapers, long naps and very proud parents. and the special song played during the changing of the guard. they played isn't she lovely this morning at buckingham palace. everybody's get into this name game today, with ellen actually

tweeting princess winifred ellen of the sure. >> she has her brother's cheeks. just want to squeeze them. thank you so much. >> robert, nice to have you with us this morning. we're hoping you can give us a little insight into this name. is there a sense, though of anyone that the duke and dutchess are hoping or feel they should name the baby after? >> reporter: i think they want to look at the little baby, get to know her for a little while before they have a name. they did that with george. it's not so much pressure i think, because it's the second born child. alice, charlotte. my favorite would be princess may, born in may as well.

or even princess erica. you never know. >> i think that's an excellent idea. spell it with a c. the middletons were there this morning. is there a hierarchy of who can visit? or is it whatever grandparent is available? >> william and kate have thrown a lot of the patrolrotocol things out the window. the queen is the great grandmother. she was the first to be notified because she is the head of state. and it's about charles and to a lesser extent kacamilla. she may well see her great grandchild later when william and kate go up to the east of england. really they'll be looking to

leave and spend as much time at kensington palace as possible. >> robert, we have to leave it there. we couldn't ask you if there is the last or if there are more on the way. >> and to be a fly on the wall you're right. it's just casual a lot of people are talking about this this morning and just how quickly kate was able to go home from the hospital. >> they're also talking about how beautiful she looks. is it weird that i'm more blown away by kate's hair than by the baby princess? it's safe to assume that princess kate just gave birth to a tennis ball in a hair salon.

this is social media. we have to complain a little bit. i do think she should have come out in her pjs, make up free and with her hair up. thank you princess kate for giving me unrealistic expectations for my hair after giving birth. >> i think if you have the team go for it. >> why not? >> we reported on the fact that people praised her because she had a little bit of a bump and it's normal to have this bump. this year i don't know what the deal is. >> just embrace that beautiful moment of a happy family with a healthy new baby. >> and when the little guy came out and waved at everybody. >> we look forward to finding out what the name is. turning our attention back to this country, hopes high in baltimore that the city has

reached a turning point. after another night of calm protest, a gathering turned into a celebration after the sixth officers -- >> reporter: another relatively peaceful night with only a few arrests reported for curfew violations. activists see this as a positive moment when they have the nation's attention to improve the lives of baltimore's poor and minority residents. they called it a victory march to take back the streets. then marching to city hall. >> we are peaceful citizens marching for productive change in the city. >> reporter: the rally turned out to be as much a party as it was a protest, with a long list of what people here need. >> justice, jobs stop the violence and the drug killing.

>> reporter: thousands of police and national guard troops remain on duty still enforcing a curfew that many say has become unnecessary. >> i would love to see the curfew ended. >> reporter: businesses are shut losing money. since gray's death, fatally injured while riding unrestrained in a police van, more complaints have emerged about so-called rough rides. >> they sort of tossed me in the back of the paddy wagon. >> reporter: christine was arrested after a disturbance at her home during a party in twelve. >> they were braking really short, stuff like that. >> reporter: she claims she was injured and has a lawsuit pending. baltimore has paid millions of dollars to settle similar lawsuits.

>> the rough ride concept is well known on the streets and in the community. it's a form of police retaliation. >> when asked about the alleged practice police said they do not tolerate that kind of behavior. maryland's governor has called for a day of peace and prayer. crowds gather once again here in the city. unclear when the national guard will leave, when the curfew and state of emergency will be lifted. officials here taking it one day at a time. >> chuck, good morning to you, all eyes have been on baltimore this week. i know you had an exclusive sit down with john boehner. >> reporter: do you believe we're in a national crisis when it comes to law enforcement? >> i do. when you look at what's happened over the course of the last year you've just got to scratch your head. and when you hear these charges have been brought --

>> reporter: charging homicide. >> public servants should not violate the law. if these charges are true it's outrageous and unacceptable. >> we know there will be a hearing later this month on law enforcement accountability. do you think there's enough muscle on capitol hill right now to get legislation on this issue? >> reporter: i'm skeptical. i'll be honest. it seems as if you wouldn't so consensus on this. and now the republican speaker of the house -- so the fact that you do have some bipartisan consensus in at least identifying the problem. and i asked him when it comes to body cameras on cops you're probably going to need some federal money. he didn't commit to that but he said look we have a lot of

police grants implied you use those to try to fund this. i'm skeptical because you always have to be skeptical to consensus on capitol hill. >> i know you have the former governor of maryland as your guest. on the left for president, we know that the right side of things is really filling up with republican announcing their runs tomorrow. we can see them there. mike huk chris christie and bridge gate do you think he can reimage himself enough to find big supporters? >> reporter: honestly, you couldn't have worse timing for him. this is when you attract the type of supporters that can round up more support for you.

the timing couldn't be worse. i don't know how he could recover from this. maybe through his force of personality. that may be all he has as an asset. >> we'll have much more on the situation in baltimore with the mayor and former governor of that state. >> good morning to you guys. officials say three survivors were found just hours ago in nepal, eight days since the devastating earthquake. they've been taken to a military hospital for treatment. no word on their condition. the death toll stands at more than 7,000. a new york city police officer is in stable condition after being shot in the head on saturday. the suspect fired shots into his unmarked car. utah police say a man is dead after he tried to carjack a woman in a grocery store parking lot. a bystander went to help the

screaming woman. but the carjacker reportedly lunged at him. police say that's when the bystander, who was legally carrying a gun, fatally shot the carjacker. silicon valley is remembering the husband of facebook executive who died saturday. he's widely credited for sandberg's rise up the corporate ladder. she praised him at home with young children as she juggled a career. american pharoah lived up to the hype. how would you like to be dangling above cheatetahs and lions. luckily, no one was injured. i can tell you the ride is

closed today. >> not forenough for me. >> it's going to be a fairly nice day across the country. a couple of spotty showers. we'll watch out in the upper midwest for possibly some stronger storms mainly later . hey, good sunday morning to you. we're waking up to temperatures a little cooler than they were yesterday at this time. mid-50s for most of us and later on this afternoon, not as hot as it has been. 74 for the south bay, 72 for the peninsula, 78 for the east bay. we'll talk about rain chances coming our way. hope to see you at 7:00. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you so much. take a look at this. do you know this man?

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a little bit cooler today than it was yesterday, and no more 80s and 90s like the past few days. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 49 in santa rosa. later on this afternoon, temperatures very comfortable. 63 in san francisco, 70 for the north bay. 72 for the east bay, 78 for pet nins la and 63 for the south

bay. very comfortable outside, so get out and enjoy, and we have a cooldown even cooler than today headed our way and maybe some chance of rain later in the week. we begin with some heartbreaking news out of livermore this morning. a woman and a toddler are dead after a drunk driver crashed into an apartment complex. this happened just before 7:00 last night on marietta boulevard right by gra naudnada high school. a 34-year-old livermore man lost control of his car before crashing into the back of an apartment. a mother and her 14-month-old baby girl were killed. two other people were also hurt in the crash, but they are expected to survive. the driver was arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. marietta boulevard between east stanley boulevard and holmes street was closed for several hours overnight while officers

investigated. well we have continuing coverage of protests in oakland that became destructive. last night much quieter as store owners spent most of saturday cleaning up following friday's mayday demonstrations. this stems from the freddie gray brutality case where freddie gray died while in custody. as of this morning, no incidents have been reported. windows were boarded up along broadway as businesses began the cleanup process, and along auto road dozens of cars with their windows smashed. businesses with surveillance cameras are being asked to turn over any footage of vandals to help police. soccer teams kicked up their protests this weekend against secondhand smoke coming onto their field from nearby levi stadium. players put on masks to show their opposition to smoke coming from people who attended a concert at levi's. they complained to city

officials for weeks about secondhand smoke, but the problem only goes away temporarily. the 49ers says the smoking section has been moved for all events, but the soccer groups dispute that and they say the smoke is still a major problem. coming up at 7:300 on today in the bay, problems for a fight of the century before the bell even rang. lots of people had difficulties watching floyd mayweather taking on manny pacquiao. we'll be back with your forecast. that's all coming up at 7:00. we'll send you back to the "today" show.

hi! >> welcome! >> we are back on a sunday morning saying hello to some of our new friends on the plaza. it is may 3rd, 2015. that is a beautiful look at sydney harbor in australia. savannah will be joining us live from sydney tomorrow morning. live from the world famous sydney opera house. there are some shots of her with her mom. she's in australia with her mom because this is where savannah was born. her dad was working there at the time so they've been spending a few days there for savannah to see where she lived for the first couple of years of her life. they're going to tell us a lot more about their journey tomorrow on "today." mean time back here in new york a crowd is growing with us. >> beautiful morning. >> the sun is coming up on

rockefeller plaza. it is a gorgeous sunday morning. >> it really is. >> a good-looking crowd out here. we want to get you up to speed on the headlines this morning and the big fight from last night. floyd mayweather jr. remains undefeated after winning by unanimous decision in his fight against manny pacquiao. celebrities they packed into the mgm grand in vegas for what was being billed as the fight of the century. mayweather get this taking home around $180 million. >> not bad. >> no not bad at all. in new york a new york city police officer is recovering in the hospital this morning after being shot in the head while on patrol. police caught up with the suspect after a short manhunt. and william and kate they are home with the newest member of their family. the duchess giving birth on saturday. their little princess is still without a name. at least for now. but london well it lit up in pink in honor of the royal baby birth. so cute. look at those cheeks. >> we can't get enough of that little girl's cheeks. >> still a lot to come in this half hour. >> do you believe there's a place where you can go see

alligators go bowling, fly-fishing, all in one night at a hotel? yeah it is a wilderness indoors space. and apparently allegedly it's safe. >> sounds interesting. yes. >> well you know it's good to exercise our muscles, what about our minds? that's exactly what a group of athletes is doing in san diego this weekend for two exhausting days of what they call intellectual warfare. we'll talk to some of them about how they remember all that info. and a little bit later girl scout cookies are oh, so good by themselves. but these folks have taken the cookies and turned them into delicious desserts. we'll talk to them taste a few. all about their new treats. >> we love a snack for the "today" show. dylan, we need a final check of the weather. >> yesterday the princess got a lot of attention. but it was also my mother-in-law's birthday. >> happy birthday. >> want to say happy birthday. >> there you go. >> staying in good with the mom in law. >> very important. we also have another birthday. you're turning 16.

kind of threw you under the bus there. you having fun in new york? >> yes, i am. >> you feel different now you're sweet 16? >> i've been 16 for a month. >> well enjoy. >> thank you. >> keep it going. next year 17. so see how that feels. >> take a look at the weather across the country where we have finally a warm-up. look at today's highs across the northeast. 70s and 80s, even boston finally getting into the 70s. back through the plains and the midwest, you should top out in the mid 80s. st. louis, 8-a-degrees today, even warmer down through texas. amarillo 86. nice mild day all across the country. even seattle close to 70 degrees. a little cooler along the west coast. showers and stronger storms later on today across the upper midwest through wisconsin and hey, good sunday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. clouds on the coastline this morning, and that's the case as we wake up across san francisco. meanwhile, the south bay waking up to some sunshine. you'll notice the highs a little

cooler than they have been. 74 for the south bay, 72 for the peninsula, 78 for the east valley valley. overall sunshine for the afternoon and there is a chance of rain throughout the week. we'll talk about that rain chance at 7:00. forecast. thomas and erica? >> okay dylan thanks so much. so when you think of pyramids ancient egypt is typically what comes to mind. but did you know that there is a huge pyramid right in the middle of memphis? >> i did not. >> yeah. >> it is more unbelievable. everything in there from an archery range to an alligator pit. who better to check it out than the intrepid kerry sanders. >> there's a pyramid on the widest portion of the mississippi river in memphis with the newest twist in american retail is now unfolding. bass pro shop. a mecca for sportsmen, believed to lure shoppers away from buying on the internet customers now need to be

entertained, fascinated engaged. >> it's all about entertainment. it's all about fun. >> reporter: a big piece of the puzzle doing what the internet cannot. >> this is a year-round slot. >> reporter: hands-on teaching. like tying a fishing fly. using a cross bow. >> things are a lot better. lot better. >> reporter: yes, even learning how to catch a live trout. >> and the goal here is to make this as real as if i were really out in the environment? >> right, exactly. okay. once again you cast on the bank which that happens quite a bit. so we are real. >> reporter: some classes take practice. it's a lot harder than it looks. this pyramid was once the city's sports and concert arena. home to the nba's memphis grizzlies. but abandoned since 2007. it had become known as the tomb of doom. but bass pro shops, with its own humble beginnings as a bait shop in the corner of a liquor store,

is now creating here what they hope will become a tourist destination. there's even a hotel built right into the store. >> this is kind of a redneck's version of disney on steroids for outdoor recreational enthusiasts. >> reporter: we met the gamble brothers from arkansas. >> makes you want to get more into hunting. set up more stands. buy more guns and stuff like that. >> reporter: shopping as a totally new version of entertainment. if this works in memphis, it may well become the next evolution in american retail. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, memphis. up next we putting our minds to the test. how tough is it to memorize a bunch of pictures in a very short period of time? you'll find out after these messag how was your day? umm... girl troubles? dad! try this: say, "look into my eyes." "deeper." thanks. i'll

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are you the type of person who never forgets a name or a face or a birthday? we're not. >> no exactly. so could that stellar skill help you memorize a number with 300 digits after only seeing it for 60 seconds? that's just one of the many challenges that memory athletes are challenging at a unique competition in san diego this weekend with more on that here's

dbs's joe fryer. >> they're off in the kentucky derby. >> it's certainly not the most watched battle this weekend. the extreme memory tournament in san diego. >> trying to make memories something that's kind of hot, and attractive and fun. >> reporter: remember the classic toy simon? >> you've got to repeat sounds and colors. >> reporter: it's kind of like that. the so-called mental athletes are fighting for $60,000 in prizes. and each battle they have just one minute to memorize something massive like an 80 digit number or a list of 50 words in order. it takes total concentration, from head to toe. if someone gave you a deck of playing cards, and laid them out randomly how long would it take you to memorize the exact order of all 52 cards? returning champ simon reinhart has done it in 21 seconds. and once he actually memorized a

number that was 421 digits long. >> since looking at this stuff and trying to cram it up the brain, it's like you also have to have a technique. >> starts now. >> reporter: they've mastered mental tricks. under the hat, she's really good at matching names with faces. >> name is joe, i think of my son joe and i try to find your face and his face and keep it to the. >> reporter: these guys were so fascinated by the tournament they drove 12 hours from colorado just to watch. >> we came here and we're like hey, we're going to go to the beach. we're going to go i don't know just check out southern california and we're finding that this would rather be here. it's really cool. >> reporter: it's a weekend we can safely say no one here will forget. for "today," joe fryer, nbc news, san diego. >> athletes. >> i'm nervous.

>> thomas is stretching and he pulled out the glasses. he looks smarter. >> not that that helps. >> we're going to do a memory contest right now. you can join in on this one at home. here are the rules. our producers have selected ten images. we have no idea what they are, which means we're incredibly stressed out right now. we all have 20 minutes to memorize. >> 20 seconds. >> 20 seconds. oh god. if you're playing along at home the pictures will go away after 20 seconds then we all have 45 seconds to write them down in the exact order we saw them. no writing in the initial 20 seconds, people. are we ready? >> are you feeling okay? >> i'm feeling all right. >> let's do it. okay. ♪ >> shhh. focusing. >> oh.

♪ >> love this music. >> done. >> oh, i'm sorry. ♪ >> that was bad. >> babies take your memory. >> and it dornt come back. >> i'm telling you. they still more and more and more. >> what are those things called? ♪ [ buzzer ] >> okay. >> i feel good about this. >> time's up. >> dylan always wins these things because she's the smart one. i'm supposed to go first? that's what it says on the

prompter. okay so lamp apple, water, bottle kitten phone, soccer ball chair, car, cactus, socks. >> hey! >> oh! >> this never happens. >> that was really good. >> really good. >> thank you. >> how did you do glasses? >> i did terribly. >> i did, too. >> i got three. lamp, apple, then water. cat, then this is "t." i knew it began with a "t," then i reversed chair and soccer ball. i did car. i drew cactus because my mind dropped out on me and i couldn't get socks. >> you win because i'm totally the worst. lamp apple bottle i remember cat but put it in the wrong spot. i remembered car, and ended with socks. >> dylan i think you got it all right. >> there we go. >> but you got it all right, too. >> you went first. >> we're going to leave the memory test behind now. we've got to have enough time for sheinelle's amazing surprise of a lifetime for her mom. that's coming up right after this.

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back now on a sunday morning. today we're kicking off our series "mom i love you because."

mother's day is one week from today. we wanted to start our celebration early. so all week long we are showing you some tributes to our moms as we share some of the lessons they've taught us over the years. >> oh, this was a treat when i found out we were doing this project. earlier this week i had a chance to do something special for my mom. i couldn't wait for her to have this moment as we put her front and center on broadway. ♪ >> i think my mom has a real gift for connecting with people. and we all can connect with people in different ways. and hers is music. ♪ you just can't go on ♪ >> i grew up listening to my mom sing in church. she's a drama teacher. >> okay you guys what does this say? in a flutter. >> i wanted to do something special. i wanted her to take this stage on broadway because to me this is where she belongs. >> i'm so excited. i hardly have words. and that's very unusual. >> ♪ a great big ♪

>> right now we're walking backstage, stage left. you can see some of our props. there's a quote that says music talent to build the hopes and dreams of others. i think my mom does that. >> this is the dressing room. >> mom has always encouraged me to dream big and she's never said that i can't do something. if you can think it you can dream it. >> sheinelle is a smart, beautiful, wonderful woman. it gives me a humble, proud feeling. >> oh, my gosh. >> i think when she's on that stage, she's able to be larger than life. people love music theater because it speaks to the soul in a way that sometimes words can't. and that, to me, is her gift. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ ♪ way up high ♪ ♪ there's a land that i heard of once in a lullaby ♪

>> my mom has taught me to be strong. she's taught me to be confident. not be afraid to ask questions. she's taught me the importance of knowing your purpose in life. all of those things that you can't see, but you can feel. and honestly i think that's why music is so special for both of us. ♪ why then oh, why can't i ♪ >> sometimes you're sitting in a theater and listening to someone perform on stage and you feel it and you feel grateful and you love life. you have a passion for life. that is what she's all about. happy mother's day, mom. >> how nice. >> i'm so happy that we all were able to do these projects. listen it's a blessing to have a mom. i know a lot of people watching may not have their mothers, so i don't take it for granted. >> and agents and producers out there watching -- >> there you go. >> she's available. >> middle school drama teacher. she's ready. >> her voice is amazing.

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when it comes to girl scout cookies we all have our favorites, thin mints in the freezer freezer, sack owe was. now imagine your favorites as desserts. that's what the girl scouts asked of their fans and this morning we have three finalists of the first national girl scout cookie contest and we are so excited to do brunch today. let's start with daniel and his daughter ashley a former girl scout herself. you're using the do-si-dos. >> okay. >> we crunch up the peanut butter cookies. we have some melted chocolate, chocolate chips. peanut oil and a little bit of peanut butter. >> okay. >> we mix it all together put it inside of a lined pan, refrigerate it for a couple of hours and that's it. >> super easy. >> and what's the whipped topping here? >> you take the chocolate and combine it into the whipped cream. you do it gradually. you fold it, until it's combined.

>> so actually combine this. >> yes, once it's combined. once you combine it -- >> these are really easy. >> you fold it -- >> two great tastes. >> and then you have to refrigerate it again after that? >> yep. >> a little chocolate and you sample. is that how it works? >> yes. >> i'm going to take a bite while michelleburgate is here with her daughters natalie and jenna. you girls are working with the samoas is that right? what are we making michelle? >> we're making chocolate chili coconut pies. and we start with a premade crust and we use cream cheese crust and we crateeated this for natalie so an 8-year-old can make it and assemble it. her cookie was a samoa. we put it in and ground it up into the chocolate pudding and toasted coconut over the stove and added homemade whipped cream. then we started layering. >> this is great. and super simple. do you guys make this? >> natalie made it. >> okay.

>> and then we put that on top. >> then what is this just tell me. >> that is a pie crust on top. chocolate, whipped cream. >> this sounds fantastic. >> oh, look there's a fork here. i'm going to put my fork in here in just a second. but first olivia and stephanie, i want you to tell me what you're making here. you're joining us from pennsylvania delightful caramel bars. >> you start with the base of crushed cookies, and butter and then you sprinkle on some chocolate chips. crushed up caramel delights. you put on the melted caramel. >> i like that you're using two different kinds of cookies which is kind of fun. >> and dust it with more crushed shortbread. >> this is great. i also hear that your troop is really involved in sending a lot of the cookies to the troops which is great to hear about. >> yes. my girl scout troops sent cases of cookies over to the soldiers.

>> that's fantastic. love that the girl scouts started doing this this year. we were happy to do that. we have three great options here. and now andrea you are from girl scouts are here to crown the winner. >> i am. it's a great honor to present the grand prize winner of our first ever taste of home national girl scout cookie recipe contest. >> it's hard because i've got to tell you, i'm going to take my last bite. they're all really good. >> i know. i know. taste of home's test kitchen tested every recipe. they determined 16 finalists and the public voted for their favorites in every category. there were four dessert categories. >> and the winner is? >> the winner is, drum roll, please. here we go. >> we've got five seconds. >> stephanie and her mom olivia. >> congratulations. >> great job! >> awesome. >> we appreciate all of you coming in this morning sharing your recipes for us. great to have you here. >> thanks so much. >> on a sunday morning.

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good morning to you. let's give you a live look outside right now. your time is 7:00 and you're looking live at downtown san jose. temperatures a lot cooler than we've been experiencing over the past week. thanks so much for joining us this sunday morning. i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a look at the weather out there with anthony slaughter. we went to the beach and it wasn't as warm as we expected. >> thursday and friday santa cruz in the 80s and 90s. even though it was nice it definitely wasn't the warmest beach