city hall rotunda to get an up close picture with the stanley cup, nhl all-star weekend. >> it's going to be fun, thursday to sunday. enjoy! thanks so much for joining us. >> skating downtown. >> what? deadly deep freeze. buenos días, frio mortal. tens of millions from the south to the northeast waking up to another day of dangerously cold weather. >> i have, like, four layers on right now. but it's not really helping. >> al is tracking a new winter storm that could become the next travel nightmare. his all-important forecast just ahead. new misery. the government shutdown entering an unprecedented second month. airport delays growing. the tsa dealing with a record number of workers calling out sick. millions of americans facing yet another week of zero dollar paychecks. pressure mounting on both sides to reach a deal that appears nowhere in sight. canceled. the kentucky school at the center of that confrontation

center of that video calling off classes. breaking overnight. being h russia accused of being a spy appears in a moscow court. the ruling that will keep him behind bars. new trouble for chris brown. the pop star arrested in paris overnight accused of rape. we'll have the very latest. awards being revealed in hollywood. we'll break down all of the oscar standouts, snubs, and surprises. today, tuesday, january 22nd, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. happy to be back with you. had a long holiday weekend. >> longer for some than others. >> i'm in a state of depression.

that saints game, can we one more time? no! no! no! please don't show it in slow motion. okay. we're going to discuss this a little later. >> did you enjoy your national day of mourning yesterday? >> i did.ewfor the second ch of coast coping with dangerously cold weather. tens of millions facing brutal new storm is developing. we're covering it all starting with mr. roker at the wall. >> as we take a look right now, the windchill advisory is down a bit. about 17 million people. still windchills from ohio into new england. anywhere 15 to 30 degrees below zero. feels like 1 below in new york city. 10 below in syracuse. 19 below up in northern new england. zero in cleveland. washington national feels like 4 above. but the good news is it's just about done. we've got some milder air starting to work its way in. so one more day of cold air from

boston down to jacksonville. but temperatures get above normal from texas into parts of ohio. warmer than usual. but there's another batch of cold air coming in from st. louis, little rock, on into houston. look at this. later this week, we had the warm air in the east, but then temperatures start to plummet. friday chicago's at 5, new york city 30 on saturda1 >> all righ. thank you. now to some problems tied to this deep freeze. ka t kathy park is with us. >> reporter: millions are waking up to this builtitter cold. the high in albany today is 20 degrees. compared to yesterday at 2 degrees. that's the hudson river with a thick layer of ice. from the plains and midwest all the way to upstate new york and new england.

>> getting out of the house to get into the car is like an extra half an hour today. >> reporter: parts of northeast see windchills as low as 40 below zero. the arctic blast transforming driveways and sidewalks into solid ice. so how cold is it? take a look. watch what happens to boiling water. in new jersey, the atlantic freezing solid trapping a hunter on an off-shore island prompting a coast guard rescue. and in pittsburgh, a truck treating icy roads losing control on the slick surface flipping over. in connecticut, the weight of all the ice bringing down trees and power lines. >> it's just been really windy. you know, obviously everything's freezing on the trees an the wind's forcing things to break. >> reporter: a utility worker killed repairing a downed line after a tree fell on him. the winter weather is being blamed for at least five deaths

already. including a 12-year-old girl outside of chicago who died after a snow fort collapsed on her on sunday. >> we're trying to also every half hour or so cycle crews out so hypothermia doesn't set in. >> reporter: the first big storm of the new year coming in strong. >> it's like an eternity right now. it's really, really cold. >> reporter: and for now folks are looking forward to some relief by midweek. but still feels like 9 degrees below zero. back to you. >> kathy, go inside right this minute. thank you so much. today marks another grim deadline when it comes to the government shutdown now stretching into a second month. and the financial pain is really starting to hit home. if it lasts another week, it will cost the u.s. more than $7 billion. more than the money that the president wanted for the wall. we do have two reports starting with tom costello. hey, tom. good morning.

>> hi, good morning. well, midnight is a critical deadline. here's the problem. that's the deadline for the paychecks for this week. if congress and the president do not come to an agreement by midnight, that means another missed paycheck for many federal workers among them tsa officers and that means on day 32, that right now there is no end in sight. >> go ahead and grab your bags. >> reporter: this morning the front lines of aviation security are feeling the pressure. with 51,000 tsa employees on th. and it's starting to take a toll. the tsa says the number of workers calling out has spiked. now up to 10% of the workforce nationwide. compare that to just 3.1% this time last year. the tsa says many officers are blaming financial hardship for not showing up. the no shows are causing problems at some of the nation's busiest airports. with the tsa acknowledging

staffing issues at guardia, newark, miami, and atlanta. on sunday entire check points in baltimore and houston were forced to close. but it's not just at the airports. five weeks into the shutdown, the ripple effects are now being felt across the nation's economy. small business loans not being processed by the government. the fda cutting back on routine inspections at some food processing facilities. and the faa limiting investigations into accidents like this plane crash in ohio on monday which killed both people on board after the plane hit power lines and crashed in front of a home. in all, if stretched into another week, the shutdown will cost the u.s. $7.1 billion. for some americans, the only relief is coming from local churches and nonprofits. food banks and free grocery veay bills and you have to call and you have to, like, ask people can i skip this payment and move to the next? >> reporter: without money coming in, furloughed fda

analyst michelle scott has already applied for food stamps and doesn't know how she will beyond february. >> i've been working since i was 13. you know, very consistently. and so that's all i know. i didn't have a plan "b." i didn't know what a plan "b" looked like. >> this is just so devastating for so many families, tom. going back to the folk who is are going to the airports, if they're going to see the tsa lines, how long do you think they'll be waiting? >> reporter: so listen. tuesday in january is usually a slow day. let's give a sense of what happened on sunday. that's the most recent day we have data for. most of the country we had wait times under 30 minutes. however, minneapolis st. pall had wait times of 35 minutes there. and st. louis had a wait time of 45 minutes there. i'm sorry, not st. louis. it was new orleans. but keep in mind, new orleans had the playoff game on sunday. so they had a big airport crush. other wait times we've been

watching, sunday we had la guardia, tampa, chicago o'hare, miami, baltimore all getting very close to that 30-minute wait line. again today probably won't be bad. tuesdays in january usually pretty good. the question is as more and more officers call out sick or call out for financial hardship, might these wait times grow even longer. >> all right. tom costello, thank you. let's go to washington now and what is actually being done to end this stalemate. both sides have made offers. votes are expected on capitol hill, but it is not looking like it's going to lead to any progress. nbc white house correspondent peter alexander has the politics of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. it is now day 32 of the shutdown. still no resolution in sight as congress prepares to take up co though. so this week you have the house expected to pass a series of spending bills that would reopen parts of the government but offer no money for the wall. while the senate takes up the president's plan.

month, still neither side is wavering. president trump paying a brief visit to the martin luther king memorial ignoring questions about the stalemate. >> can you come and talk about the shutdown at all? >> reporter: but on twitter again lashing out at democrats demanding they agree to fund a wall or steel barrier. tweeting, stop playing games and give america the security it deserves. still most americans blame the president and republicans. but republican voters by a wide margin back the call for the wall. this week mitch mcskonl expected to bring there three years for dreamers and hundreds of thousands of other immigrants. a bofrder wall. >> the radical left can never control our borders. i will never let it happen. walls are not immoral. >> reporter: republicans are inthe president but democrats having added $1 billion in border security to their offer are dismissing the president's

proposal as a nonstarter. >> we want the symbol of america to remain the statue of liberty, freedom, equality. not a divisive wall. and we will fight for that. fight for that, we will. >> well, i guess the question is what are the pressure points? is anyone feeling the heat? is any side looking like maybe it's time to make a deal? >> reporter: let's be clear. given it's 15 degrees in washington, nobody's feeling the heat. the frigid temperatures here represent the stalemate that's frozen in place. despite all these headlines like g ose you saw from tom about on their sides. their supporters don't want them to cave. many republicans feel like what the president said gives them a chance to talk to their constituents to say they're the ones looking to address immigration in a broader comprehensive way. not a single democrat came out to support the president's proposal. clearly the concern right now is

there is no middle ground. >> all right. peter, thank you very much. we turn now to craig following another story. >> good morning. and good morning to you as well. the american being held in russia accused of spying appeared in a moscow courtroom overnight and a key ruling was made about his fate while he awaits trial. "today" senior correspondent keir simmons has the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning, his lawyer telling journalists he is doing pretty well and that he is, quote, maintaining his dignity in that russian prison. but in the past few hours, a russian judge upholding the decision to deny him bail meaning he will stay in prison a case where if he's convicted, he could face up to 20 years in jail. paul weiland appeared in a glass enclosure. wearing a blue button down shirt, he stood at times straining to hear his lawyer during the five-minute hearing. the judge reading his decision

ruling against releasing the michigan native who is charged with espionage. mr. whelan was arrested in december. his family insisting he is not a spy. after a month, they have little information, his twin brother says. >> nobody knows the details other than the russian government about why he was charged as an alleged spy. it's unbelievable to many. >> reporter: the family insists he was in russia for a wedding while according to russian media this morning he was found with state secrets. but some suspect the former marine is a pawn in a diplomatic game with the russians hoping to exchange him for mariia butina . >> it sounds very much like a russian entrapment. >> reporter: what's your message to president putin? >> m the charges are false. >> reporter: there are many aspects of this case that are mysterio

mysterious. today paul whelan's lawyer saying he was found with a thumb drive that the prosecution say contained state secrets. but that prosecutor said he did not know what was on that thumb drive. he does not believe this is politically motivated. >> thank you. much more to get to this morning. including nominations for the 91st academy awards. and there was a little something for all types of movie fans. oscar celebrating everything from major blockbuster to lesser known films as well. joe fryer has more on that. joe, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the oscars will not have a host this year, but now we know who will likely be in the audience as nominees including a number of a-list stars. this year eight movies up for best picture in a year filled snuwi s. >> you get to decide. what kind of king you are going to be. >> reporter: for the first time ever, a superhero movie is nominated for best picture.

"black panther" proving popular films can contend for oscar's top prize. while clearly it's the favorite grabbing ten nominations this morning. along with the black and white foreign language film "roma." both are also up for best picture. ♪ i'll never leave the ground joined by "a star is born," "bohemian rhapsody," and "vice." once again, the academies showering praise on stars who play real-life characters. rami malek up for being freddie mercury. and will am defoe is vincent van gogh rounding out the category bradley cooper nominated as an actor, writer, and producer but surprisingly not director. glen close scored her seventh

oscar nomination for "the wife" she's still looking for her first win. standing in her way in the lead actress, lady gaga, the favorites olivia, melissa mccarthy. in the supporting categories, golden globe winner regina king grabbed her first oscar nomination. she's up against emma stone and rachel weiss. and amy adams. herschel ali is grabbing his second nod in three years. he's up against sam elliot, richard e. grant, adam driver, and last year's winner sam rockwell nominated for "vice." some surprising snubs. no acting nominations for ethan hawke, john david washington, or emily blunt.

while bradley cooper was not nominated for best director, spike lee was for the first time >> let's bring in al for the rest of the forecast. >> what you got? >> well, we got another area of heavy rain coming into the pacific northwest. we're watching that snow starting to intensify now moving out of the rockies into the upper plains and midwest. south of that, a lot of heavy rain. then we're looking at sunshine along the eastern seaboard. chilly but temperatures will start to moderate. we're going to get to lthnext 30 seconds. rd, chilly but temperatures will start to moderate. we're going to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. beautiful sunrise, as you see it coming through the windows and the shades right now. we are going to have a lot of sunshine today. high temperatures reaching into the upper 50s and low 60s, and we'll see some warmer weather in the forecast over the next few days. after today's high temperature 58 degrees, our warming trend begins. by the weekend, we're in the mid-60s as we continue on with some more dry weather over the next seven days.tailt that stor coming across the country again. what does it mean for the east coast and the midwest? we'll tell you in a little bit. coming up, the kentucky high school in that now viral confrontational video canceling classes overnight where they're live. and we're talking to students involved, why they tell us do not rush to judgment. and then new outrage aimed at the nfl and its referees over that controversial non-call that helped keep the saints out of the super bowl.

hoda, i'll hold your hand for this. >> yes, please. >> this morning what the league could be planning to do about it. first this is "today" on nbc. >> do we still have a chance? >> no, i don't think so. no. out it. first this istoday" on "nb

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saratoga, there is reports of debris in the middle of the roadway. i'm going to point it out there, i also see some slowing there. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a typical pattern, slowing for the tri valley and the east bay and now san mateo shows both directions of 101 just north of 92. the east shore freeway really packed in the traffic flow. richmond to berkeley and in to the berkeley curve you see the slower drive. we're about 51 minutes there, just under an hour from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge. back to you. i'll have another local update for you coming up in the next half hour there.

quick snap, brees, pass is . quick brees, pass is incomplete. no flag. >> we are backar that hoda had having for the last two days. that non-call and it broke the hearts of many saint fans. so many are saying what happened? and the nfl got questions.

>> something about watching it 8,000 times in slow motion makes it so much more painful. >> i don't think your therapist recommended that. >> look at sean payton, they are kind of oddly having fun with it in new orleans. they have a way to use humanor defusing their pain. >> that's amazing >> we'll look at what changes may be coming to the nfl after this result. >> namaste, shall we? tens of millions of americans are waking up to dangerously cold temperatures, parts of the northeast are seeing windchills as low as 40 below zero. in jersey, the atlantic freezing solid trapping a hunter on an offshore island, in new england, ice bringing down trees and power lines. winter weather are being blamed

for at least five deaths. the impact of the government shutdown ripple through the nation stretching to 30 days ochlt witho, without a deal those workers are going to miss a second paycheck for the week. the agency says the number of workers calling out sick has spiked. it is up to 10% of the work force which you can imagine means big problems and delays at some of the nation's biggest airports in places like new york and miami and atlanta. a dramatic video shows a man in an excavator destroying the hotel lobby on the day that it was scheduled to open. it goes down on liverpool, england, you can see he was smashing windows and furniture. it appears to be a dispute over wages. at one point you can hear a manuel, quote, "that's what

happens when people don't pay their wages." police are still searching for a suspect. we are hearing from kentucky high school students after video captured them appearing to taunt a native american elder in a now viral video, the students say that there is much more that meets the eye. they were supposed to return to school today but the plan changed over night. gabe gutierrez is live. >> reporter: good morning, savannah, according to the cincinnati inquire, this one is clos closed due to security concerns. this video shows a lesson not rush into judgment. it is a debate that has police here on high alert. >> reporter: this morning, classes were cancelled, students were scheduled to return today. for the first time since some of them find themselves at the center of the viral video that's

sparking intense anger online. authorities now say let the threats against the team the school in kentucky. this shows the student nick salman face-to-face quickly exploded across the weekend. many of the students in d.c., wearing make america great gear, some are making racist gestures and others chanting. a new e-mail says the incident is being fully investigated by an independent third-party investigator. the school condemns the kids' action and looking at possible expulsion. the defender of the students say there was a rush to judgment. a fuller picture comes into view when more emerge. a student whose parents did not

want his face shown, they're using the school chant to drain out insults. >> a incense. >> one of those men says it all started when the students mocked them. chants continuing when phillips enters the picture. >> there were three native americans people ther american people there. one of them was jumping up and down and we are dancing with him. i don't see -- they're going along with what they thought was fun. >> nick sandman smirked while standing in front of phillip blasted, writing i believed that i was remaining calm. it was clear that he had singled me out from the conversation although i am not sure why and adding a chaperone performing

the school's chant. >> phillip told st" he felt thr teens. he told the detroit press that he decided to intervene between the students and the group, calling the moment he put himself between beast and prey. he says sandman should have accepted responsibility for his action and accept consequences. >> instead of being expel, the students should go through some kind of sensitivity training, cultural education of some kind and if they don't then don't graduate. >> reporter: president trump weighing in on the controversy over night tweeting the students were tweeted unfairly with early judgment proving out to be false, smeared by media. meanwhile the near by dioceses, the american indian movement plans to hold a vigil to

confro confront racism. >> all right, let's switch gears right now to talk about the snow. >> all right snowing pretty good in denver, pueblo, colorado, as it makes its way into the east, we'll be watching for winter storm advisories and watches and blizzard warnings. 43 people stretching from the rockies all the way into michigan and parts of northern indiana and ohio. snow in the plains and upper midwest and kansas city, chicago, you are right on the fringes there. oklahoma city you are out of it. as we continue to the east, we'll look tomorrow with the great lakes into new england for some snow and along the east coast we are looking at warmer mount anywhere from 6 to 8 inches from the rockies. stretching all the way to northern michigan and lighter snow amount as you make your way into northernabou an inch or so

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subjective, but this one, i mean, from experts to occasional fans, there was no doubt. but the ref didn't throw a flag. the saints aren't going to the super bowl, and the league is rattled. >> this morning a rare rebuke. saints owner gayle benson writing that she has been in touch with the league about changing its policies adding, quote, the nfl must always commit to providing the most basic of expectations, fairness and integrity. it comes as an online petition calling for a rematch has already garnered more than a half a milliige soce close to t that making pass interference reviewable will be discussed at length this off-season. all of that backlash for the non call seear >> the crowd's going crazy as there's no flag right on the saints' sideline. >> rams defender nickell robey coleman committing what many say was obviously pass interference

against saints receiver tommylee lewis late in the fourth quarter. no penalty was called, and by rule pass interference cannot be reviewed. >> they blew the call, and man, there were a lot of opportunities, though, but that call puts it first and ten. it's a game changing call. >> obviously in a situation like that where it seemed like everybody in the world saw it, th >> as l.a. celebrated their super bowl berth, social media erupted. hall of fame coach tony dungy tweeted that pass interference has to be called. curt warner and l.a. lakers star lebron james stunned. one popular new orleans bakery debuting no ref cookies. a louisiana eye doctor jokingly offering free eye exams for nfl officials. >> one of the worst blown calls i've ever seen. >> referees are subject to

intense scrutiny, especially when the stakes are high. infamous calls and non calls have impacted outcomes in sports for generations, but as rams fans anticipate a super bowl showdown against tom brady and the patriots, saints supporters can't shake the feeling that one got away. >> it really hurts. >> it really hurts. i love my team. >> it hurts and i'm not even a saints fan. after the game, once the rams defenders saw the replay, even he admitted it was pass interference. monday's headline was about as big as it gets. reffing unbelievable. >> that's great. >> hoda, you must be reffing heartbroken. zblifs watching it with my best friend and saints fans. we couldn't believe what we were looking at. savannah said something to me last week, something her pastor said when his team lost. and it resonated with me. and it was something like when you love something a lot, like,

it can be painful. >> his bears lost to the eagles and he said, i said i'm so sorry. he said it's the price of love. >> it's the price of love. >> it's the risk of love. >> at the same time, though, you cannot believe something as blatantly obvious as that was missed. >> so there's an obscure rule that the nfl commissioner can actually overrule the outcome of a game and call far rematch. now, i don't want to -- >> why are you doing that? >> that was just cruel even stating that. is there any possibility? >> no. >> here's something that's crueller. i'm a huge new england patriots fan. >> kwoun whyou know what? okay. how did you get assigned this? >> thank you. up next, the greatest party that never happened. the new look inside the infamous and disastrous fire festival as the man who organized it breaks his violence from behind bars. coming up after this. everythings learned over the years,

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ask your healthcare provider if ozempic® is right for you. >>he door. after the cool start we're going to reach into the upper 50s, even some low 60s for some ofba warming trend gets under way over the next few days and by the end of the wee weend, we're mid-60s and even a few days with upper 60s in the n frcisco 56 d but looking at 62 by friday, and saturday also looking nice, getting ready for a pleasant weekend all around the bay area as the dry weather continues into at least the start of next week. i'll let you know if there's any rain on the way. let's head over to mike for an update on the commute. >> we have more folks on the way, the south bay northbound routes through san jose pushing

up toward santa clara and cupertino, sun yu veil and mountain view. east bay times of slower drive almost an hour from highway 4 to the bay bridge and the backup at the toll plaza 880 northbound suddenly slow coming up through downtown. i'm checking for any major incidents. on the other side of the bay, looking at southbound coming toward us 101 slow approaching marsh down pas onstruction continuing down in is your commute. back to you. that's a smooth drive westbound >> thanks, mike. happening now, two non-decisions by the supreme court getting a lot of attention about 90 minutes ago, justices announcing they will not rule on the current daca legal dispute. the white house wants to end the program for so-called dreamers. the justices want the case to play out in the lower courts first. that means the high court would not hear the case until at least next fall. the supreme court refused to hear a request to block the white house ban on transgender military service, that allows the military to restrict transgender service immediately, a case that also still has to

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"today." brutally cold. tens of millions waking up to another day of freezing temperatures. an arctic blast sweeping much of the country. >> it's like an eterniteternity. >> al tells us when to expect warmer temperatures and the next big winter storm. watching you. >> hello. i'm joe. >> a netflix series "you." >> tell me who you really are. and i'll find you. >> the fan obsession with his creepy character. the nominees are -- we will have a breakdown of this morning's oscar nominations. the surprises that will have fans talking, today, tuesday, january 22, to sisters.

>> watching "tod >> happy birthday to my best friend. i love you. >> this is carla checking in with you this morning. >> travelled across the country from california. >> hi, mom. >> welcome back to "today" on this ice cold tuesday morning. look at people out there on that kind of day. thank you for coming. you have your hats and gloves on. >> we love having you out there. there's a warmer way to do this. do it from home. >> that's right. all you have to do is take out a phone, record a video, give us a shoutout. use the #mytodayplaza. >> today was the perfect day to

do that. snow, ic repeat. a new winter storm is hitting hard. millions shiver through another day of bitter deep freeze. al has a closer look. >> good morning. look at these windchills. it feels like 8 below in ohio, 4 in wildwood. ba bangor, 14 below, the windchill. it's one more day of that. we have that cold air along the east coast. then turning mild. below normal temperatures, boston, dc, jacksonville. houston up to chicago, above normal temperatures. by wednesday, the warmth makes its way to the east coast. there's another surge of cold air behind that. as you look this week, we are looking at brutally cold temperatures, chicago on friday, you are at 5. 31 in nashville. 30 in new york city on saturday. even jackson looking at 46 degrees on friday.

>> thank you. an avalanche near aspen, colorado, let a skier dead. the man was with a group of six skiers caught in the avalanche monday morning. a mountain rescue team applied cpr. they were not able to revive him. the other members of his group are safe. money is getting tide as ne a million federal workers face the prospect of another paycheck missed this week. government shutdown on those workers, the public they serve, and of course the country as a whole. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. so tonight midnight is a critical deadline. if there is no agreement between congress and the white house, then, in fact, this could be yet another pay period, a missed pay period for federal workers including tsa officers, 800,000 federal workers nationwide, 51,000 tsa officers going without a paycheck, and many of them admit they live paycheck to paycheck when they only make about year.

missing one paycheck is tough, missing two becomes a real critical situation for the family finances. nationwide we have food banks set up. we have many credit bureaus and banks offering low interest loans so that people can their bills and just get through the week, but this is becoming . i flew within the last four days through a bunch of airports from the east coast out to the west coast, back to the east coast, and i got to tell you, at every turn the tsa officers were very professional. many people thanking them for working without pay. that said, one in ten has now called out not sick but called out because of financial difficulties not showing up t work on sunday. the concern is that number could increase. back to you. >> tom costello. thank you. chris brown has been detained by police in paris for questioning in an alleged case of rape. details are emerging this morning. it's not the first time that brown has faced high profile legal issues.

this morning, chris brown is in cu judl aggravated rape and drug offenses in paris. police have detained the singer, amid claims brown raped a woman in a hotel last week. telling police she met brown and his friends at a club before all heading to a hotel. one of brown's bodyguards is detained. the 29-year-old star has faced legal trouble in the past. brown, infamously pleading guilty to the felony assault in 2009 of his then girlfriend rihanna. he completed his probation in that case in 2015. another ex-girlfriend of brown's, a model, was granted a five-year restraining order back in 2017. they were involved in a tumultuous relationship for four years, ending in 2015. we have reached out to brown's representatives for comment. we have not heard back. how about a little boost sm?

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we are we are back now. if you indulged in binge watching, you may have landed on the latest thriller. >> it is called "you." it's been watched by more than 40 million viewers on netflix. it's about a guy who falls for and stalks a woman he just met. we will talk to penn in a moment. first, spoiler alert, we want to tell you more about "you." >> hello there. i'm joe.bu the are d out thriller series originally broadcast ofetime, now streaming on netflix. >> everyone calls me beck. >> there you were. every account set to public. you want to be seen, heard, known. of course, i obliged. >> it tells the tale of a new york city bookstore manager who

exploits today's technology to at first stalk and then woo the object of his obsession, a young writer named beck. >> tell me who you really are. and i'll find you. >> as joe transformed himself from behind the scenes stalker to in real life boyfriend, he will do whatever it takes to eliminate all obstacles standing in his way, even if it means murder. >> it scarese fans of the show are loving him back. despite badgley's character being a stalker, murderer and straight-up serial killer. one fan asking badgley toplease. >> there are scary peopl i best >> set in today's hyperconnected society, "you" taps into our fears of how vulnerable we can be sharing our lives with the world. >> are you watching me? >> maybe. >> stalker. >> penn badgley, you don't seem

cre creepy. >> just you wait. >> you c >> can you believe this? it's on netflix and it has brlon up. >> that says a lot about the way youth consume media, i>> yeah. >> stalking. >> it's making it easier. >> this addictive. if you start watching it, you will understand why people hang in there. you seem like a nice guy. we're not on to you all the way. talk about the evolution of your character. >> it's interesting the way people are talking about him. i don't find it addictive, because i have to be him. he's a represehensible guy. you discover his true motives pretty early on. eight minutes into the show. he is a guy who is capable of stalking, capable of murder. he is a guy capable of a lot of manipulation and abuse.

it's this the trajectory of a soul, of a man. and he is just completely obsessive and x obsessive and compulsive. so what does he is he takes what we have seen in romcomeces, mov colleagues, and it totally subverts them by following them closely. and he comes to this really terrifying conclusion. >> that's how he pulls it off, this scam. people are starting to tweet you. you are like -- you are a soulless sew kpsychopathic kill type. on the show. somebody says, penn badgley is sexy but joe is a new level. you tweet back, of problems, right? another said, penn badgley is breaking my heart at joe. what is it about him?

you write back, he is a murderer. you are telfascation. on my part. >> that was partly disingenuous the point is that he is meant to garner a conflicted reaction. he is not -- i don't see him as a portrayal of a real person. i see him as a representation of the part of us that identifies with him. the part of us that is a troll, that is victim blame, the part of us that isprivileged and blind. we're meant to identify with him. i reached out -- that woman, and hopefully she's seeing this. we were dming. i wanted to be like, i didn't realize -- >> what did she >> she's very intelligent. she's on the right track. >> viewers are saying, he is so cute. >> i was having fun. they were having fun. i think what's funny is that people jumped on the joe train and were trolling her. it's like, no, wait, that's not

what i intended. it's interesting. >> do you seek these kind of roles out? do they come to you? >> it's like i'm two for two in ten years. or 12 years. i'm 32 now. so no. they find me. >> is your wife, why are we playing these roles again? >> she wanted me to take it. i was like, i don't know if i can play this guy. she really wanted me to take it. >> it does make you think about everything you put out there on social media and how someone can really get to know you and kind of use that. it's terrifying. >> it is. the whole point is that joe is not a mastermind. this guy -- he is actually in some ways, he is extremely average. >> he has an internet connection. >> yeah. >> penn badgley, lots of people are watching. congratulations. "you" is streaming now on netflix.

we will turn to al for a check of the weather. >> while we watch a frigid start in the east, temperatures will moderate. this low pressure mak mg its wa the pacific northwest. gorgeous along the west coast. that that's what's going on around country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm kari hall. we have really nice weather. upper 50s today.start out cool, a few spots inland will even reach into the low 60s by this afternoon, especially in the north bay. as we check out our seven-day forecast, looking at more sunshine and highs that will continue to warm up as we go throughout the end of the week. by this weekend, more sun and highs up to 67 on sunday. >> ask thatnd that's your lates weather. all is right with the world because maria is here, and she's

got a really interesting story in a moment. first, dylan has pop starts. >> fakeout. >> fantastic, i know. first up in pop start, ann hathaway the actress sat down with ellen degeneres to talk about her new movie serenity but became open and candid about why the talk show host asked why she's giving up drinking. >> i quit drinking back in october. >> like forever? >> for 18 years. >> uh-huh. >> i'm going to stop drinking while my son's living in my house just because i don't totally love the way i do it, and he's getting to an i think where he really does need me all the time in the mornings. i did one school run one day where i dropped him off at school. i wasn't driving, but i was hung over, and that was enough for me. i didn't love that. >> yeah, another reason i don't want kids. [ laughter ] >> hathaway said jonathan is almost two years old, and a lot of people can resonate with wanting to make changes for the

better. to watch the full episode check your local listings and tune in today. jillian anderson best known forbreakout role as agent scully in the x files, anna is looking to return to tv in a royally big way. anderson is currently working on a deal in whichr she w british minister margaret thatcher in the netflix series "the crown." we also know that olivia colman is set to portray queen elizabeth ii, a. a release day for season three has not been announced. >> time for daly click. fun daly click today, most dogs love a good game of fetch. fresh snow can add a bit of an obstacle. these two retrievers were ready to chase after their tennis ball, once it was tossed they took off running and immediately discovered how snow works. check out the determination,

though. he just keeps digging his way through, set on getting that ball. the best part isimo the heavy lifting and let him join in once there was a path paved for him. they might have to wait until summer to find that ball. as mentioned, maria shriver is here. before we start we should mention it's a sensitive talking. it might not be suitable for younger ears. >> sensitive topic. >> we are talking about sex after 50, ms. maria. >> and that's sensitive, wow, okay. many people think the older you get the less sexual you become and that your sex life pretty much dies, but the reality better sex than young people. uh-huh, i said that. don't believe it? keep watching. ♪ >> they're the generation behind the sexual revolution of the '60s and '70s, and now they're doing it again, from dirty talk on grace and frankie. >> do you want to have sex? >> oh, boy, yeah. >> to sex advice from oprah and

gayle. >> wrapped myself up with saran wrap. >> no, you didn't. >> boomers are changing our perception of sex as we age. >> how would you describe sex at your age for you? >> liberating. >> fun. >> the older you are the more you bring. >> we gathered this group of married couples and divorced singles for an honest and eye opening chat about sex at 50-plus. with four grown sons romi and john say they have more time for sex, but after 30 years of marriage keeping things hot means getting creative. >> so one of the things that i do is persona play, so when i want to be in the mood, i sort of like put on the costume, and she's called romet, romet is sexy. romet will put on an outfit she would normally not put on. >> she takes requests too. >> older couple chris and liz say they still have an active sex life even though they no longer have sex at all. >> i always think of sex as

being two different things. one is the sex of the wrestling and the contortions and then there's the sex of holding hands whenever you're together, of cuddling under the quilt. >> do you consider yourselves to be in a sexless marriage? >> oh, god, no. >> no, we touch constantly. >> we still sleep in the nude. we love theisn't that what sex ? sex isn't just so much the act as your intimacy, your trust with each other. >> when you're single, too. mark says many of the post-menopausal women he meets online are raring to le action. you find thechecking, you know, what's the compatibility, and i'm thinking, well, we like the same movies, and they're thinking, you know, how's this going to happen. >> in fact, among singles over 50, most desire sex at least seven times a month, 45% are open to friends with benefits

relationships, and boomers are one of the fastest-growing demos in online dating. >> i quickly saw great people my age. >> flocking to sites like our time, a dating app for older sing les singles. >> our expiration date doesn't expire when you turn 50. >> she gave this single girl some tips in dating profile etiquet etiquet etiquette. number one, your photos are worth a thousand words. julie says don't post misleading younger pics of yourself or any group shots. >> who on the top photo is going to show up on the date, the brunette on the left or the brunette on the right? a potential date won't know exactly who i am. >> instead, post photos doing activities you love, and that leads into tip number two, focus on the positive. >> you said that your profile is the best version of you, and this is kind of you're saying the worst version. it's like i don't like camping

or road trips. >> i call this my negative nancy profile. people want to see a positive upbeat person. >> my producer made me create my own profile. julie picked out my pics. >> i love this photo because it is the full body shot photo. it shows that you care about being in shape ask that you're not afraid to show all of you. >> and she helped me stick to tip number three, keep your wish list short and sweet. >> now it's time to fill out your profile and talk about who you're looking for. >> what am i looking for? so i think probably what everybody's looking for, kind, fun, funny smart person. >> kind, fun. >> funny and smart. >> and smart. >> i told that to my brother the other day, he's like, jeez, maria, that's so much. >> it absolutely works, and it will show you at your best. >> i think that people may surprise by watching the end of that piece that you're -- >> no, i was an example so they would know what to do. i learned that that photo that i

use on my website that i'm actually looking into people's eyes when i had no idea. >> is that a good thing? that's good, right? >> that's good. go with that. >> i did find this actually really inspiring. boomers are continuing to break models all over the place, and they're actually having a lot more sex, and they're much more creative and much more, you know, inspiring that i think younger people are who have younger toddlers who are having no sex. >> wow. >> it was interesting to hear that coupleirin talk that peopg it's a big subject, and it can be emotional, spiritual, physical, emotional, all of those things. >> maybe romance is a better word for it, you know? >> we can do a story on that, kind of the new definition of sex. it's romance, it's intimacy. that couple was super inspiring and interesting. when the interview was over, everybody got up and went over and talked to them. i want to be like you. how'd you do that? how do you work that out? what does connection mean? >> it makes sense, too, you're

older. you're more confident, you're more at peace. you don't have little kids hanging onto your knees. >> you're getting more sleep supposedly. i think that's what's interesting is that the young people are the ones that are really struggling in this department. >> wow. >> there you go. >> thanks, maria. >> we're all suffering. laht ] >> back from vacation. >> just got back from vacation. >> a hot weekend in the bahamas, there you go. >> cayman islands. >> okay, the cayman islands. just ahead, a candid new inside look at the disastrous fyre festival. >> plus, complete coverage of this morning's oscar nominations all coming up after your local news and weather. >> thank you maria. i )m ...

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utensils and everything. >> i've determined i have to find out what that drink is with the blue sprinkles. over here a little sprinkling of traffic. this is the 101 in san jose. a lot more traffic over the last half hour. starting to ease up a little bit. at least according to the sensors. we have a very slow northbound eas, the bay, jose to cupert stead yesdingnto downtown. travel time. 40 minutes still from 238 up the bay bridge. better down the east shore freeway. metering lights of course are still on at the toll plaza. >> thank you for joining us. i'll be back in half an hour. ♪ no hormones!

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welcome back, 8:30 on this tuesday morning, january 22nd. you know what? it was so cold -- >> how was it? how cold was it? >> it was so cold we brought everybody inside. >> yes, we did. about 16 degrees outside. look at you all, thank you for coming in and hanging out. we should mention savannah had to leave a little early. she has a little assignment. sometimes people come to new york and say i was going to wake up tut iept in. we're glad you came out.

>> we're still going to do our ou people up with you too here. how are you? >> good, and >> and to see the "today" show. >> put your hat on. i want folks to see your -- >>rthd, aubrey. >> this is unmistakable. >> what happened in 1996, marianne? >> hoda gave the commencement address at my communications department graduation, and she handed me my diploma. >> oh, my god. >> what's your name? >> marianne bowman. >> it's good to see you. >> should we do a little hoke tech tech, vpi. >> no one knows the rest of the words. >> we got the gist, though, do you remember what she said in '96? >> really to keep pursuing your dreams. she told us how she kept pursuing everything and didn't take no for an answer and just kept going. >> paid off pretty well for her, too. >> i thought everyone was hung over. you never expect anyone remeermi, you

guys. >> thank you. >> happy birthday, aubrey. >> happy birthday. >> she's going to the american girl store. >> of course she is. >> how come you got fog horn leg horn? >> oh. tweets to roker. coming up, we've got some snubs and surprises, breaking down the oscar nominations this morning with the best guy to do that, mr. dave carter. >> he's the only guy in america who's actually seen every movie. >> exactly. also, the cold weather calls for some comfort food and this chef knows a lot about that. he's going to share some recipes for his grandmother's ravioli and a hearty meat dish that's going to warm up your family from inside out. coming up on the third hour of "today," pop star christina perri is in the artist's lounge with a new take on her hit song "a thousand years". >> that's one of the best writt a check of the weather. >> we're looking at a frigid start here in the east. the nenxt storm coming across te

country is making its way into the upper plains and upper midwest. south of it, heavy rain. another big storm coming into the pacific northwest. for today we're looking at that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is a chilly start as we see those temperatures in parts of the bay area dip down into the 30s. we will see those highs today reach up to 58 degrees. we're back into the 30s by tomorrow morning. a nice little recovery. and then we will be on a warming trend heading to the end of the week. the weekend is looking really nice. our inland valleys as warm as 67 degrees. for san francisco, we're looking at low 60s. as the sun continues into the start of next week. >> and that's your latest weather, hoda. thank you. now to the documentary shining a new light on the infamous fyre music festival. >> it was billed as luxurious with top music acts. it turned into a debacle thateri

jail. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the fyre festival was an epic fail. instead of a destination concert, customers were scammed out of money. two eye-opening documentaries are showing how it happened. it was supposed to be a dream vacation. luxury accommodations, meals prepared by celebrity chefs and top music acts. when customers who shelled out big money showed up, they found tents with met mattresses, cheese sandwiches and canceled concerts. >> a lot of people thought maybe we are passing through this area. our villas are on the other side. >> it was the bus driver who said, no, that's where you are staying. it was like, oh, my god. >> people were freaking out. no one had their room. no one knew where their bags were. >> reporter: two

nfolded f customers out of $26 million. defrauding investors and he is featured in the documentary and was paid for interview appeared unapologetic. >> we didn't break the law in the execution of the festival. >> what were you indicted for? >> i'm not going to comment on any ongoing criminal proceedings. >> reporter: his partner has been named in a class action lawsuit. no criminal charges have been filed. >> nobody died. but we did lie to the public about what we were giving them. that's fraud. >> that's not fraud.at's not fr. that is -- i would call that false advertising. >> reporter: months of planning went into the festival. the documentary suggests most went to hyped up marketing aimed at millennials. >> we are selling a pipe dream to [ bleep ]. >> reporter: social media

influences paid big money to promote it. >> kendall jenner was paid $250,000 by wire transfer just to post one post. >> reporter: nbc news reached out for comment but she did not immediately respond. month who were recruited to help claimed they were never paid. one woman said she was stiffed. >> i had ten persons working with mre, preparing food 24 hours. i had to pay all those people. i'm in for $50,000 of my savings. >> page has created to help the owner get back on her feet. my heart goes out to this lady. i'm devastateut to be a disaster and hurt so many people. in that same post, he said he was sorry to anyone negatively affected by the festival. he denied all allegations in the

class action suit and says he was involved for artistic reasons, but claims mcfarland hijacked his vision and used his name. >> you know the woman? >> that's horrible. >> the documentary is fascinating. to realize how social media just kind of -- this thing spiraled out of control. jus to warm you up on a cold day like this. first, this "today" on nbcis.

food, as the temperature drops, the kitchen is heating up. this morning we have the perfect dish for a cozy winter night. chef andrew carmelli, just opened a new restaurant called san morelo. good to have you. >> that hotel is just opening now, right? >> just openingow, beautiful italian restaan there, and

we're excited about being in detroit, and especially this time of the year it's cold, so we're cooking italian food that cooks for a long time in the oven, and it's just like super comfort. >> what's going to be the must have item on the menu there? >> we're making the lamb shank today. that is on the menu. especially like sunday it's like the time to like make kind of stuff like this. we have time to do that. the lamb shank here. >> that hoda kotb is not messing around either. >> it's so good. >> what do we have? what do we start with here, andrew? >> we have the lamb shank, which is the hind shanks of the lamb, and then this is all about flavor and flavor building. it's about onions and celery and tomato paste and bay leaf and citrus. we call it lamb ausbucco. it's got citrus peel, orange peel, you just kind of like building that flavor up. it starts with, you know, searing the meat, right? because just like vegetables have sugar, meat has sugar inside. you want to caramelize that and

get those little brown bits in the sauce to kind of like build up the sauce. >> and you said you've got to season these shanks in advance, right? bit th salt and pepper, it's while you're cooking, and then at the end you put a little more salt and pepper. you want to kind of like build that up. >> if i don't have a lamb shank, what can i swap it out for? >> you know, short rib works really good, lamb stew meat works really good if you can't find the shanks. again, you have the celery and the onions, all that kind of good stuff. it's all about building that flavor, right? >> a lot of garlic, there, too. >> the gstand it gets kind of b. it's about putting that flavor inside the sauce. you want to make sure it gets nice and caramelized. it has that nice caramelization on it. that's the sugar inside the vegetable. >> how long are we going to sere

this thing? >> so they look like this. you want to kind of get them roasted. looks like a good roasted steak. we're going to put tomato paste inside. you want to inside tomatoes. you want to build that a little bit. put your herbs in there, thyme, rosemary, fresh bay leaf, a little bit of fennel seed. >> ooh, buddy. mr. roker what's the verdict there? >> this is unbelievable. >> heaven. >> this time of year citrus is in season, so you want to put the citrus in there, a little bit of white wine, a little bit of fresh orange juice. >> orange juice? >> orange juice. so you deglaze with the -- the wine i've heard of but the orange juice is used to deglaze? >> layer in the flavors, put the orange peel in there, we cover that with chicken stock. we put it inside the oven. it braises for three, four hours until it falls off the bone. >> i want to make sure we get to your grandmother's ravioli. before we get to the ravioli, this is polenta.wh i moved to nf

a sudden everyone's eating polenta. >> polenta is the same gras gri. this is like our mac and cheese. cornmeal polenta cooked a long time, you finish it with parmesan cheese and butter so it gets really creamy, pepper, a little bit of olive oil. >> could you use stone ground grits if you wanted? >> you probably have to cook them a little longer. my uncle when he makes this, you actually make it really thick and he puts it right on the table from the pot so you almost can kind of like cut it a little bit. that's my favorite thing on earth is a great bowl of polenta, this time of year. >> you and me both. the ravioli is this actually your grandmother's recipe? >> my grandmother had like a team of professional pasta makers, it's kind of like an ode to that sunday ravioli, very simple with short rib inside, a little bit of pork, a little bit of veal, and fresh tomato sauce not cooked too long. really super fresh tasting. >> and the gravy? >> the gravy is from -- this is

what this looks like at the end. you have these lamb shanks that have been in the oven. that sauce kind of like gets really juicy and kind of shiny a little bit. there's all that natural gelatin from the meat inside, which is the good stuff, especially this time of the year. >> that's a pretty dish. >> got to try it. >> i'm going to dig in during the commercial. >> congratulations on the new restaurant, by the way. >> thanks for having me. >> next time you're in detroit, check it out. for hisrecipes, today.com/food. dave carter is in the house. he's going to help us break down this morning's oscar nominations. first this is "today" on nbc.

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you got them all? >> yes. >> let's start with actor in a supporting role. >> this category is led by mahershala ali for "green book." and i'm really happy for sam elliott for "a star is born." he's someone who hadn't gotten every nomination leading up to this morning, i was thrilled he's gotten nominated. sam rock swrn welan you ever fo me. >> john david washington not nomina nominated? >> he was up for lead actor. unfortunately he wasn't nomin e nominated. >> amy adams from vice who's been nominated six times and she's never won. could this be her time? possibly. regina king for "if beale street could talk" two of the ladies surprise here a marina detovira for roma. >> can you talk about the

favorite? some people are probably like what's the favorite? >> it has elizabeth coleman, emma stone, it's about queen anne. it is just a delicious, fun, outrageous beautiful to look at movie wipeormances top leading role. a lot of people waiting for this one. bradley cooper got nominated. he got three nominations for producing, writing, and acting in "a star is born". >> if there's a surprise, maybe it's william defoe. he took the spot from john david washington, who i'm sad. i think he deserved a nomination. >> fantastic performance. >> and rami malek, of course. >> who's the favorite in that category? >> cistian bale forn a leading >> you have glenn close who i think is going to win in finally her seventh nomination for the wife. lady gaga got nominated for song and actress. surplise here, i'm sot

yalita opariscio a preschool teacher from mexico, who's never acted in her life. her performance will just slay you. >> wow. >> i've been hoping for this nomination since september, and i'm thrilled it happened. >> you know how they always say the globes are kind of a precursor for the oscars, is that not really the case? >> there's no overlap between the golden globe voters and oscars voters. >> looks like netflix had a big morning. >> they did well with several movies, not just roma, but also buster skrugs. >> let's get to directing. the big news is look who's not there. it's bradley cooper. a lot of people were thinking he would get four nominations including best director for "a star is born. instead theypapovikosky. >> first nomination. hard to believe he's never been nominated. this is the first time he's ever gotten this nomination.

he deserved it many times in the past. thank god he's finally nominated this time. >> every time you look up there's the favorite thing. >> eight nominees, if i were to guess the eight, this probably would have been the eight. i think a lot of people are going to be very happy that "black panther" is in there, seven no, ma'minations overall. what you're looking at here is movies people have actually seen. "a star is born" and ""bohemian rhapsody" and of course "black panther". >> if you were talking about snubs. i can't remember what's not you?nated. >> i think bradley cooper not getting it for best director. kind of reminds me of when ben affleck didn't get it for argo. if beale street could talk, that's barry jenkins, didn't get it. was nominated for regina king for supporting actress.

>> the big stories are roma and the favorite doing well. >> that's the first superhero movie that's been nominated for best picture right? >> let's get to song. lady gaga versus kendrick lamar. >> kendrick lamar. >> that's right. >> "black panther" versus "a star is born." lady gaga i promise will walk away with an oscar. >> and the other people in the hunt there for best song? >> you have mark shaman who wrote the mary pop pins screen, and then diane warren now a song from the es, and she gof ruth bader ginsburg documentary that jennifer hudson sings called "i'll fight". >> what stands out for you? >> "roma" the story,"roma" wins picture, which it could, it will be the first foreign language film ever to win best picture.

it's on netflix, everybody. see this movie. >> "roma" we've got to see. >> the favorite". >> a star is born. >> dave carter's ability to process the information so quickly, literally came in four, five minutes ago. dave carter, thank you. >> great to see you guys. >> again, the oscars will be handed out this sunday, february 24th. we're back in a moment. but first this is "today" on nbc.

if you're looking for more great stories, you can head over to today.com/allday. we're going to dive into the latestinte det. what is the right way to draw an x? >> what? >> okay. that's the diagram that everybody's talking about. okay, i'm definitely number seven. >> yeah. i'm number seven. >> coming up on the third hour as well. >> plus actor luke benward is opening up about his breakthrough role in the new netflix movie fans.

so much more coming up on today.com. come up in the third hour, here's another one you don't want to miss. we're going to meet a mother of two who says she has more than nine identities. how she balances her disorder while she's also raising a family. coming up at 10:00, we've got ms. maria shriver sitting at the desk with us. coming up on the third hour, there is another hour, we're going to have reaction from some of the nominees, i believe spike lee is going to be calling in. >> oh, fun. >> we've got a lot coming up. >> roker's got contacts, man. he's got connectii )m - -...

a new .. temporary a very good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia. a new temporary lifeline for daca recipients. after the supreme court passed on taking action in the current legal dispute. the white house wants to end the daca program for so-called dreamers. because the high court this morning sidestepped a decision, the soonest justices will hear the case is actually next fall. and that's if the case plays out in the lower courts. this means it should be at least ten months before there's any final decision. the supreme court also did not rule on white house restrictions for transgender military service. once again suggesting the case should plaer courts. opponents have been asking for an injunction.ary canom from pe suratos will join us with a live report for our

midday newscast. you can get the story right now on the top of our home panel. two films, roma and the favorite are tied for the most nominations with ten each. and the winner is -- that if if you're looking for a complete list of nominations, head over to our homepage. another local weather update for you in an hour. some financial ss

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>> not a this table. >> one of us. >> you're like a teddy bear today. ike cozy. like you dressed for the weather. >> this could take -- >> where'd you go? >> i went to the cayman islands. i wish i was back there right now. given this weather. it was called the cayman cookout with eric ra pair at the ritz carlton grand c