good morning. enthusiastic endorsements. >> heads are spinning, media heads are spinning. this is going to be so much fun. >> sarah palin jumps on the bandwagon for donald trump. >> he's going rogue left and right, man. that's why he's doing so well. >> but will her support stop there, or could she take on a much bigger role? we'll ask trump when he joins us live. breaking overnight. gunmen stormed the campus of the university in pakistan. at least 20 people dead. 60 others injured. this morning the first images from the chaotic scene. atten down the tches. a big storm targeting the east coast begins taking shape. more than three feet of snow

and heroic role. a car hits a ditch, flips over and bursts into flames right outside the home of jamie foxx. >> and someone is trapped? >> yes, yes. thcar is on fire! >> the oscar winner jumps in to save the driver. >> i decided to grab some scissors, cut the seat belt and pull him out, and as i pulled him out the truck rolled up. >> what a father is saying about his new favorite action star today, wednesday, january 20th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savann guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning, very lucky young man out in california, lucky that jamie foxreacted whe way he did when that car flipped over. >> going to say we knenejamie foxx was multi-talented and

it matters. more on that story coming up in a few. >> let's start on wednesday morning with our top story. sarah palin, one. country's most outspoken conservatives, now throwing her support behind donald trump in the republican presidential race. 12 days to guntil iowa caucuses and trump is hoping this is going to pay off with voters. mr. trump will join us in a moment, but,@first, nbc national correspondent peter alexander has more on the announcement. peter, good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. this really was quite the scene. a politician turned reality tv star endorsing a reality tv star turned politician who also by the way happens to be the republican front-runner. sarah palin coming in to help validate donald trump's conservative credentials and now taking it on the road, joining trump todain iowa and oklahoma. >> donald trump's biggest endorsement to date came sealed with a kiss. >> thank you so much. it's so great to be in iowa. we're here jt thawing out.

outspoken outsider, praising the one candidate most like herself. >> i'm in it to win it. we're not going to chill. in fact, it's time to drill, baby drill. you ready for a commander in chief who will let our warriors to their job and go kick isis' ass. >> looking to win over conservatives and first-time caucus-goers palin made our best pitch. >> our leader, a little bit different. he's a multi-billionaire. not that there's nothing wrong with that. it's amazing. he is not elitist at all. >> we're going to give them hell. >> reporter: for ted cruz the evening capped off a very no good very bad day. earlier a spokesman tried to insist sarah palin's endorsement and palin daughter's bristol pounced. after hearing what cruz is now saying about my mom in a negative knee-jerk reaction makes me hope my mom does endorse trump. cruz tried to quickly smooth things over. >> listen, i love sarah palin. sarah palin is fananstic. without her friendship and support i wouldn't be in the

>> reporter: but the hits kept coming. after a fight over farming iowa's republican governor told reporters he wanted to see the texas senator defeated. cruz shrugged that off. >> it is no surprise that had the establishment t in full panic mode. >> reporter: cruz's day perhaps best summed by the rolling stone's song. want >> reporter: that the trump camp the stable. what kind of influence does palin still hold?? a prominent conservative told us her brand among evangelicals, she's as gold as the faucets in trump towers. on a separate note, sarah palin has her hands full at home, her 26-year-old son was arrested monday night for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend and possessing a firearm while intoxicated at the former governor of alaska's home. >eter alexander, thank you very much. >> donald trump is with us on the phone from iowa. mr. trump, good morning. thanks for getting up extra early.

>> thank you, savannah. >> tell me how this came about. did sarah palin come to you and say i want to endorse or did you go to her? how did all come about? >> we've khown each other for a long time. i've always liked her a lot and respected her a lot and she called and sees what's happening with the campaign, sees what we're saying, what i'm saying, and she sees it's really become like a movement. it's an amazing thing that's happening. today we'll in iowa and oklahoma. we'll have 10,000 people, maybe more than that in oklahoma. that's like getting to be small crowds f us. it's just really been captivating for everybody, including myself, , d she called, and it was such h honor because everybody was trying to get sarah. everybody wanted that endorsement. >> i wanted to ask you about that because obviously she has been a supporter of ted cruz ovov the years. he said she was key in his senate campaign, and yet she chose you over him. did she say why? did she act as though she wrestled with that decision? >> i think she likes what she sees, likes what she sees in terms of what i'm talking about

we have some of the greatest people on earth, carl icahn and many of the business leaders are going to start negotiating our dealalwith china and japan and mexico and all of these countries that are beating us so badly in trade. they won't be beating us very badly wrong. i mean, right now we have political hacks negotiating these deals. she sees what's going on with isis. she knows my stance on the military. she knows i'm going to take care of our vets, build up our military, and, you know, so many other things, and she really gave a very, very good speech yesterday, about a half hour speech, and it was terrific, but every candidate wanted sarah. i mean, everybody. they all respect her a lot. >> you're in a battle, of course, with cruz in iowa. you are the top two candidates. if you had to name one thing that you would tell to iowa voters that's the reason they should vote for you over cruz, what would that one thing be? >> well, i think i'm going to make much better deals in terms

military and in terms of the vets. obamacare is going to be terminated and we'reoing to come up with something much, much better. obamacare is a big failure, premiums are going up 25%, 35%, 45%, has all of that. the one thing would be that i would win. the polls are showing i beat hillary clinton and i beat her soundly and i'm going to win. i haven't even started on hillary yes. i haven't started on them yet. i have 13 people left on the republican side, so i'm really focused on them, but -- and once i start it's going to be great but the polls are showing i beat hillary very soundly and i think that's an important element >> back to palin for a moment, would you consider her as your running mate? >> well, i don't think to start off with i don't think that it would be s sething she'd want toto do. she's been through that, and, you know, interestingly, savannah, and this is a 100% fact, when she came to see me and when she talked to me and i

what we were saying, she never said, gee, i'd like to do this, do that. she never made a deal like so many people want to try to make deals. she rust said i really like what's going on. it's an amazing thing. i've never s sn anything like it in politics.s. a lot of people have said that. just read the cover of "time" magazine this week, and she said i've never seen anything like i've seen what you've been able to do and in such a period of time. >> have you discussed it with? >> i haven't discussed it it with her about what she would do. somebody i really like and respect and certainly she could play a position, if she wanted to. >> you wouldn't rule her out as vp. >> i don't think she'd want to do it. i don't think she'd d nt to do it. you know, i really don't get into it right now. that question is always asked to me who do you have in mind and i don't even have i about vp right now. i just want to win. i've always been a closer and get the deal done and i have to win before i think about that. there are a lot of god people in the republican party. sarah has never asked me about that, never asked about anything else, just wants to support because it's an honor and as you

are so disappoint that had she didn't support them, but certainly there would be a role somewhere in the administration, in she wanted, and i'm not sure that thee does want that, but there would certainly y a role. >> mr. trump joining us from ioio this morning, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you very much, savannah. >> let us bring in nicole wallace who served as an adviser to the mccain/palin campaign. >> and lived to tell. >> you know sarah palin very well. >> yeah. >> as you watched her yesterday, standing next to donald trump and heard what she was saying what, were your guts reactions? >> the most interesting thing that donald trump just said was that she came e him, and i think that sort of confirms -- i checkein with all the campaigns yesterday, and the only campaign that also wanted her, that i was able to confirm with a the cruz campaign. cruz and trump are like two tarantulas in a bowl right now, each trying to destroy t t other in iowa, and it's a small number of people who caucus. trump's made the calculation that coming in second isn't good

in evangelicals where she still has a following might help. >> donald trump wouldn't commit, said she might not be interested, , haven't thought about it. what does sarah palin want? >> listen, i think sarah palin is interested in donald trump's career as a television star, if she might be in his future as a i think sarah palin squarely straddles the world of reality tv and the world of politics, and i think she's probably equally interested in maybe replacing him on "the apprentice" if arnold doesn't work out and following him to washington. >> the palin endorsement good for trump. is the real point that this was bad for crud, not a good day for trump on a couple of fronts? >> yeaea i think cruz still has the advantage in iowa and iowa is a place where organization and discipline matter more than everything else. you're trying totoet people to leavavtheir home in the cocoest time of the year and stand in the auditorium and caucus for you. different than simply voting on the way home. i think cruz still has a structural advantage in the first state, but i think that this was demoralizing more than anything else. this was, you ow, sort of a

dominance to get sarah palin with more of a psychological blow to cruz operation. >> how would you like to wake up as john mccain this morning and who took sarah palin out of obscurity and put her on the national scene andndow she endorses t t guy who said he wasn't a war hero because he was captured. >> because he was a crummy p.o.w. is essentially what trump said about him. listen, if you believe that politics reveals people, it's all out there, and so if you -- if you value her opinion, you are probably already someone who is on board with trump. >> all right. nicole, thank you very much. appreciate it. in some other news from the republican race, ben carson is temporarily suspended his campaign after the tragic death of a young volunteer, -year-old braden joplin died tuesday when a van carrying four staff members flipped over on an icy stretch of highway in western iowa. carson called joplin a compassionate young man who wanted america to be a kinder, gentler place. the three other passengers in

released from the hospital. now to a tragic scene in pakistan overnight, , nman storming into a university and opening fire. at least 20 people killed. nbc's has more on the story this morning from london. kelly, good morning. what's the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, savannah. we're hearing from the pakistani army that the gun battle is now over after three hours on that campus of the university in northwestern pakistan. a terrifying morning f f students and staff about 20 miles of peshawar. the campus was just opening for the day when militants scaled the university walls on a very foggy morning, shooting security guards and then going into classrooms and doror. one student said he saw a gunman shooting male and female students with automatic weapons. an assistant professor reportedly fired back giving some students time to run and tributes are n n going out to him on twitter this morning. pakistani commandos say they have killed four militants, but as for who was behind this, there's conflicting information,

claimed responsibility, but the group's official spokesman strongly condemned the attack calling the killing of students un-islamic. as you said, savannah, at least 20 dead, and those numbers could change. >> all right. lly cobiella, thank you. now we're going to talk about some nasty storms targeting tens of millions of people across this country. parts of the midwest and south are being hit with a dangerous mix of snow and ice this morning. al is tracking a separate system that could hammer the eastern united states a little later this week. >> that's right. that's a clipper right now that has schools closed in nashville and a real mess going on, but the big storm we're watching right now is up in the pacific northwest. it's going to make its way south, and what's going to happen, and we have taken now an aggregate of all the models we look at so thursday night, tomorrow night, we see a mix of ice and snow stretching from memphis to roanoke.

system, too, down through the south. we move into friday and wewee got t ow moving into the atlantic, sometime around noon or so, washington, roanoke will be looking at snow and an icy mix back through the mississippi river valley, strong storms and possible tornadoes down in florida and friday night here's where it really gets going. from new york city, washington, d.c., philadelphia, roanoke, we're looking at snow, an icy mix from atlanta to charlotte and then saturday we're going to see snow into new york city, into boston, this coastal low will start to strengthen and not only will we have snow but we'll have strong winds, wind gusts of 60 miles per hour and coastal flooding stretching from boston all the way down to philadelphia. a fulllloon is going to raisis the riskskf this and it continues into saturday night with strong winds, heavy snow. here's what we've got. the american models is calling new york city about a foot but charlottesville, upwards of three feet of snow. the european model which tends to handle this a little bit better, here's where the

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thanks for joining us, the today show is next and we'll be back in >> and that is your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, hall. thank you. now to the water contamination crisis in flint, michigan. e governor using hisistate of e state address to apologize and vowed to fix the problem. nbc's kevin tibbles is in flint again for us this morning. kevin, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, while hundreds of protesters chanted outside, the michigan governor told the people of flint last night that their government had failed them. >> i'm sorry, and i will fix it. >> reporter: this morning michigan gan rick snyder is under pressure, apologizing to the people of flint, michigan. >> the g gernor's got to go. >> reporter: outside the state capitol late tuesday, a crowd of protesters, furious over his delayed response to the water crisis.

let you down. you deserve better. >> reporter: it's a problem that has been building for nearly two years, lead contamination in flint's water supply and the consequences may be irreversible. now, residents in flint are lining u ureceiving clean drinking water from the national guard. >> here's to flint. >> reporter: it started in 2014. flint's mayor dan walling celebrating whwh the city's tap water switched from detroit to the flint river in an effort to save money, but the water was corrosive causing pipes to deteriorate, seeping lead into the water supply, but officials insisted the w wer was safe. in september a bombshell, doctors discovering an alarming amount of lead in children's blood. governor snyder publicly acknowleleed the problem on september 6th but didn't declare a state of emergency until this month. he said he should have been more proactive but took action as soon a ait came to his attention.

fix the problem so it will never happen again. >> reporter: the epa has also told nbc news that authorities did not move fast enough and pointed the finger at local and state officials for failures and resistance. matt and savannah, back for you. >> all right, kevin tibbles in flint, thank you. this morning we're hearing for the first time from two of the americans freed in last week's prisoner swap with iran. nbc's keir simmons who is in landstuhl, germany, has more on this. , keir, good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. a representativeveed meese amir able to walk out of here a free man and speak to the media. he says he's never felt so alive and never thought he'd be released. meanwhile, we're getting a look at some special family time for another of the freed m m. freed "washington post" reporter jason rezaian laughing with his wife, showing him an internet video ridiculinghe notion he could be a spy. i'm feeling good, the californian n ld his newspaper,

newspapers. >> hi, everybody, god bless snow another of the five released americans, marine amir hekmati from michigan described the elation as soon as they got out of iran. >> as soon awe got out of iranian airspace, champagne bottles were popped. the swiss are amazing, hospitality, chocolate, veal was served. >> what's the first thing when you get home, what's the fir thing you'll do? >> that's a good question. i hope tget home soon. really want to see my family d be back in the lanan free. >> reporter: but a bitter moment for the family of bob levenson who disappeared in iran almost nine years ago. >> this must make it all the more difficult. >> reporter: his son was watching on msnbc. >> we're not in germany right now welcoming home, not celebrating with the swiss chocolate and veal and things

we're just devastated. >> reporter: amir hekmati says his military training helped him survive. >> i didn't want to let my marine -- fellll marines down. thank you all >> reporter: the end of an ordeal, the representative of another american, saeed abedini from boise, idaho, saying he's a different person today than when he went into prison. meanwhile, officials here this morning saying the men do need a, quote, decompression period though i'm told that they are anxious to get home, perhaps in the next few days. matt, get this. u.s. officials confirming that the iranians that were released by the u.s., none of them have traveled back to iran. matt? >> all right. keir simmons in germany on this story, keir, thank you. coming up, oscar winner jamie foxxxxulls a man from a burning car. the dramatic rescue in his own words and his touching embrace with one very grateful father. plus, ted cruz's so-called secret weapon. how his wife heidi is shaping his campaign and the scrutiny

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we're back 597:30. it's wednesday morning, the 20th of january, 2016. chilly outside and let's get right to today's headlines. sarah palin is hitting the campaign trail with donald trump today after endorsing him at a rally yesterday in iowa. >> what he's been able to do which is really ticking people off, which i'm glad about, he's going rogue left and right, man. that's why he's doing so well. >> trump joined us in our last hour. we asked if he'd consider palin a running mate should he win the republican nomination. >> certainly there would be a role somewhere in the administration, if she wanted, and i'm not sure that she does want that, but there would certainly be a role. in other news, the coast

12 marines who are on two helicopters that crashed off hawaii nearly a week ago. debris and life rafts are all that's been found so far. officials say they will now transition to recovery and salvage. and a big storm is brewing, and it couple pact tens of millions on the east coast friday and on into the weekend. we're talking heavy snow, as much as 3 feet possible in some areas. high winds and ice, and al is watching it closely. a lot more on that in a moment. let's start this half hour though with a real life drama for jamie foxx. the oscar winner coming to the rescue of the man who was trapped inside a burning car. this happened right by fox's house, and this morning he's opening up about his selfless act. here's nbc's morgan radford. >> you need to send an ambulance, he's. >> reporter: a horrific accident just outside the home of a familiar face. >> i heard the crash and i heard someone yelling so i get in my car and come down and call 911 and when i get here, the truck is over on its side.

>> yes, yes, the car is on fire! >> reporter: around 8:30 p.m. monday night brett kyle driving under the influence in his white pickup car crashed into a dish, struck a drainage pipe and flipped several times before the truck burst into flames. jamie foxx came by and another helped. >> a guy pulled up and has emt scissors. i climb in hand try to hit his seat belt and he's hovered over. >> reporter: all the while the flames are growing more intense. >> i grabbed the sitters from him and cut the seat belt and pulled him out and as we pulled him out within five seconds later the truck goes up. we're over here on the grass and we celebrated >> reporter: tears of a grateful father. >> i'm so glad, so happy. >> you good? >> you were here for my son, and as far as i'm concerned he saved on the life because based on the video i saw he burned up. >> i don't look at it as heroic.

said as he pulled brett from the wreckage. >> i said you've got angels around you, you have angels around you. >> reporter: one of them without wings. for "today," morgan radford, nbc news, los angeles. >> a really remarkable story. >> now back to the presidential race for a moment and the wife of republican hopeful ted cruz is in the spotlight. heidi cruz has been the most active spouse in the republican field traveling the country to deliver her husband's message to voters. nbc's hallie jackson is in manchester, new hampshire this morning hand has her story. h ha llie, good morning. >> reporter: hi there, savannah, good morning. ted cruz may be coming off a tough 24 hours after news sarah palin won't be out supporting him on the campaign trail. he's deploying his own top surrogate to help him close the deal, and she knows him better than anyone. it's his wife hide, a fund-raising force and constant campaign presence. >> can i shake your hand. >> reporter: yes. >> reporter: in south carolina. >> hi, it's hizey cruz.

>> i've been married to ted for 14 and a half years. >> reporter: her husband's secret weapon, they say, but her influence on the campaign trail is anything but hidden. whether knocking on doors or leaning on donors, cruz does both. >> i'm heidi cruz. >> reporter: often on her own. >> one of the hallmarks of our marriage is our mutual admiration. >> reporter: cruz calls herself a worker bee, a woman who has worked everywhere from the white house to now goldman sachs. >> we have run the campaign in a very judicious manner from a business perspective so that we have the resources to go the distance. >> y'all can understand why i was immediately smitten with heidi. >> reporter: ted and heidi cruz met, where else, on a campaign, george w. bush's. they married in 2001, and in 2005 cruz relocated to texas where her husband laid the groundwork for his senate and presidential bids are you ready for the personal scrutiny that this is going to bring to your life and in some ways already has?

i think any time you embark upon something that's so much bigger than yourself and than your own family i don't know that you ever feel fully prepared. >> reporter: some that have scrutiny includes cruz's employment as goldman sachs where she's currently on leave. her husband has criticized wall street and big banks, but earlier this month the couple came under fire for failure to disclose a loan from goldman during cruz's 2012 senate bid, another period of scrutiny when cruz was found by austin police sitting near a highway alone, the officer reportedly concerned she was a danger to herself. her husband describing hidy's depression, writing in his memoir i did my best to help heidi through this time. we prayed together and she went to counseling and relied on the love and support of her family and close friends. the family front and the center in this race, but when they are apart. >> we do try to really maintain a sense of togetherness we communicate by facetime, by phone. >> reporter: facetime and text

me on the campaign trail. >> here it is from heidi. omg, katherine was -- katherine is 5, skipping between houses and knocking on doors and saying would you consider voting for my daddy. >> reporter: the cruz's and their kids on. road and aiming for the white house. senator cruz tells me he and his wife hope to bring their daughters out on the road even more, possibly home-schooling them from the trail so they can all spepe a little more time together as a family. matt, savannah. >> campaigning is a family affair, that's for sure. hallie, thank you. >> let us get a check of the weather, possibly snowy weather from al. >> announcer: today's weather is ought to you by edward jones, where attention and sound advice is a big deal. >> well, we've already got snowy weather to talk about. matt mentioned this earlier in the broadcast. you can see this is nebraska. roads are a mess. in fact, they are having big problems and now icing is going to be an issue as well. here's what's happening right now. this is a clipper coming across

an icy mix. schools are closed right now in nashville and airport delays mostlikely. light snow and freezing drizzle and sleet. we've got winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings for 30 million people in the tennessee and ohio valleys. snowfall amounts fairly light. 2 to 4 inches, but what we're most concerned about is icing, stretching from northern arkansas all theh w into northern georgia. some areas, a tenth of an inch and other areas up to a quarter inch and only need a tenth of an inch to lose traction on roads or runways so this could be a big problem as we go thrhrgh the week. a few flurries are possible with the clouds over the next few days, too, but moly dry during the days. snow showers possible thursday night with a better chance sunday

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we're back at 7:42 with some surprising ways you'rereeing impacted by the lowest oil prices in around a decade. at around $28 a barrel we're seeing big savings on certain things and worries about other areas of the economy. nbc's olivia sterns is here to walk us through all of this. olivia, good morning to you. some of this is good news, somom of this is not so good news. let's start with pretty good news. airline ticket. >> the good news is airline tickets are getting cheaper. air fares are about at the cheapest level they have been in three years, according to hopper.com. not as cheap as they could be because airlines are saving a ton of money on fuel because oil is the cheapest that it's been in over 12 years and they are not passing all that savings on to us. >> they are going to reduce the prices by about 5% and they are saving 40% in fuel. >> that's why airlines are on track to have a record year in 2016. your 401(k), a lot of people there's an impact. >> a big impact because price of

because energy stocks and the companies that supply those energy companies do make up a big part of the stock market so that's one reason the stock market has fallen so much since it started the year. the average american's 401(k) is now down $6,500 since january 1st, so o l is hurting your savings. >> we've been covering the story of jobs over the last several years. goododews in most sectors s t with lower prices not so good in the energy sector. >> thrilled to have 5 has unemployment overall for the nation. energy though, the one sector where we actually saw job losses in 2015 so according to one firm 100,000 layoffs in the energy sector overall, and that's just simply because as the price of oil falls, these big eneney companies have to cut back on their spending plans and have to lay people off. >> this next one is kind of obvious, talk about lower oil prices and also talk about lower heating oil prices. if you have a home or a business you're trying to heat this winter, that's a big steel.

thank el nino, it has been particularly warm here, particularly in the northeast where a lot of people use heating oil. two years ago a gallon of heating oil was $3.80. this year it's $2.40. so for the average family, say they are spend begun $3,000 a year on heating fuel, their bill is going down $900 this year, that's huge. >> a great savings. finally you want to take a road trip with the family. gas prices are dropping. how much lower will they go? >> as of this morning gas prices are $1.87. every oil analyst says watch out below. we're hearing some oil watchers talk about $10 oil. the last time we $10 oil was 2001, the average price per gaon $1.12 so this might actually be time to pack the lauers in the car and head to o grandma's. >> have to bicker the whole way to grandma's, we'll do that. olivia sterns, thank you >> a great very much. just ahead, george clooney weighs in on the oscar's color controversy, and carson will show you why you still haven't learned your lesson when it comes to those computer and site passwords.

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list and the list before thal. repeat offenders, words you won't give up on, dragon, master, really, master. monkey, letmein. people were at least trying to mix it up. newcomers on the list. newcomers, there's a theme, princess, solo, starwars, splash data provides some tips for passwords. let's go through the tips. 12 or more diverse characters. this means, you know, all caps, numbers, letters, get other things going character wiese and change it up between your accounts. don't have one password for everything and use a password manager app. we asked people on twitter, this particular poll question. have you ever used the word password as password. 90% of you saying no. the would have had password has row. a little skeptical about this one. ever used the word password. >> possibly. >> how does splash data know these passwords, do they - - how

>> i don't know the answer to that. >> i mean, they must do some kind of a poll. >> they had access to the information of the most stolen passwords. >> oh, okay. >> so they know the most vulnerable of passwords, and, of course, they are the simplest. >> that sounded true, carson. >> thank god, that worked out. i have no idea >> some confetti from leftover new year's. >> now? >> welcome to 2016. >> all right. coming up, a new warning to women.

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what happened when she got her hands on that which was savannah's guest room. >> or room to crap, i like to call it. it looks a lot better and our cooking series, slow cooking meal. going slow cooker meals. yes, that is siri dally. >> and natalie now with today's top stories. donald trump hits the campaign trail boasting his most high-profile endorsement so far. sarah palin appeared with trump in iowa tuesday, praising him as a multi-billionaire who is not an elitist. the former alaska governor and republican vice presidential nominee will join trump for a campaign appearance today, just 12 days before the iowa caucuses. >> these guys are all kind of sounding angry from the establishment. doggone right we're angry, justifiably so! >> a spokesman for trump rival

palin's endorsement saying that her support would hurt trump's credibility with conservatives. earlier on "today" savannah asked trump i i it's possible that sarah palin could become his running mate if he wins the nomination. here's what he said. >> i haven't discussed anything with her about what she would do, but she's somebody i really like and i respect and certainly she could play a pox if she wanted to. >> trump said palin did not try to make any kind of deal with him before offering her support.t. gunfire has left more than 20 people dead and dozens wounded this morning on a college campus in pakistan. suspected taliban militants stormed the campus near the city of peshawar just after the start of classes today. the attack triggered a long gun battle with police and an army troop. a local talibaneader has claimed responsibility. he was blamed for a school attack in 2014 that killed 144 children. police say a greyhound bus driver told them he was tired

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the virus is not spread from person to person. it can only be contracted through a bite from an infted mosquito, and no infected mosquitos haveeen found in the u.s. but doctors worry that zika is especially dangerous to pregnant women, possibly causing birth defects in their unborn child. the cdc is issuing a travel warning advising that pregnant women consider postponing travel to areas where there have been outbreaks, including 14 countries in latin and south america and the caribbean. there's no vaccine or specific treatment for the virus. the cdc says pregnant women who have recently returned from one of those countries should see a doctor and g g tested. researchers worry mosquitos could bring the zika virus to the southernmost gulf states. >> the gulf coast of e united states is an extremely vulnerable area becausee have both species of mosquitos that can transmit zika. >> for more on the zika virus

dr. natalie azar is here and people have lots of questions about the zika virus because we hear about women in this country who have it but you can't transmit it person to person. what do we need to know? >> the cdc has issued an interim guideline since their travel warning last week, and this specifically has to do with what to do when you're pregnant and you've traveled there or you u plan to trtrel there. so specifically the recommendations are that pregnant women postpone travel to where the virus transmission is ongoing, and you saw the list of those countries on o monitor. doctors should also get a travel history so if you're taking care of pregnant women ask them if they have recently traveled to those areas or if they prepare, to so that women can be prepared and that's basically all the mosquito prevention protocols that we talk about, you can see on the cdc website. there's no specific treatment or no prolacksies, no antiviral erapy and no vaccine to prevent it most importantly if you develop symptoms of zika virus when you're there, and that would be fever, rash, conjunctivitis joint pain or

returning from one of those countries, you should absolutely be tested, and if you test positive the recommendation is to monitor growth of the fetus every three to four weeks during your pregnancy with an ultrasound. >> okay. lots to remember there >> there's another big recommendation coming out about the use of antibiics, overuse and what are we hearing about respiratory infections in. >> just a few stats from the cdc, some published and some of the published data is less than 50% of antibiotic prescriptions written i ithe outpatient setting are either inappropriate or unnecessary, and more staggering than that is that antibiotic resistance is related to roughly 2 million infections per year and 23,000 deaths. this i i from the cdc, so this is very important. so what does the cdc and the american college of physicians say. the two infections that need to be treated with antibiotics are strep throat and pneumonia. don't have a lot of of time to get into this. people talk to your doctors about symptoms of strep throat and pneumonia so they can

didiinguish between a viral syndrome. >> people come in, i kneel terrible and give meet antibiotics. >> the vast majority of sinus infections are caused by viruses. even ones caused by bacteria get better on their own. symptoms longer than ten days, fever greatererhan 102.2 and facial pure in the sinus area and purulent, a thick discharge, lasting more than three days should probably be treated with broncities. >> bronchitis is funny. >> almost never do you need to be treated with antibiotics for broncite its. the majority of cases are viral and can last for a number of weeks and here's the important distinction. we didn't get to it over there.. the important distinction is dissiding if you have bronchitis versus pneumonia. pneumonia presents with shortness of breath and deep pain when you take a breath in, fever. bronchitis usually has a milder symptom and cough and most importantly when your doctor

the chest exam would signify pneumonia. >> we're out of time. dr. natalie azar, thanks. can you name one? see who a surprising number of college graduates believe is a supreme court justice and what george clooney said about this year's all-white oscar nominations and steve harvey when you're on vacation, it's time to play. so at hilton we say play hooky om your regular mondmy. and while you're at it, play hooky from the ordinary. the uninspired. the routine. but mostly, just play. when you plan a vacation at any one of hilton's 12 distinct brands, you always get the lowest price. only when you book direct

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>> i know a couple of them and that's it. >> going to do them and brb. a popular social networking side. >> brb. be right back. >> no idea. >> a list of popular acronyms. >> byob. >> that's a good one. >> mate knows okay. >> how many of you heard? ootd. >> i know that one. i heard it in the makeup room. outfit of the day. >> idek. >> i don't't even know. >> i don't even know. >> i never heard of this one. >> goat. >> greatest of all time. >> good. >> i knowhat from a song. >> last one, pa ppch. >> know what it means to other people. >> nat mo.

>> post a picture. >> don't post a picture of your pap smear, please. whatever you do. >> sorry, al. >> whose idea was this? >> i don't know. >> it's your turn now. >> let's do another quiz, okay. you ready for this. celebrity mashups and -- >> gesundheit. >> let me make sure i got that right. >> that's not an acronym. his name is -- he's doing something interesting on instagrams, take two photos of different celebrities and blends them into one image. i'll show you a two picture and you tell me which two stars are mashed up. image number one. >> jennifer lawrence. >> jennifer lawrence and -- >> i don't know who the other person is. >> justin bieber. >> no, january jones. >> no, put them up side by side. danes. >> oh, wow. >> let's go to number two.

>> leonardo dicaprio and sean penn. >> let's put them up, side by side. >> yes. >> conan o'brien's bit. >> the third mash-up. >> halle bry and beyonce. >> toni braxaxn. >> . >hat's a good one. >> and sandra bullock. >> i was going to say maybe. >> side by side, that's j. lo and halle berry. >> and finally, what do you think of this one? >> kevin spacey and -- >> look at the nose. >> robert de niro and kevin acey. >hat's the name of the artist again? >> that was fun. >> possible career ending, that is, okay. >> she's america's favorite tv journal everybody, but did you know that judge judy has another job, yes. she's a supreme court justice. >> yes. >> that at least according to

>> a new stud found that nearly 10% thought judge judy, judith shined lynn sat alongside john roberts and ruth bader ginsburg. >> less than 10%. >> same group that thinks dr. dre is a real doctor. >> oh, myy goodness, yes. judge judy, not a real supreme court justice. just a tv judge. now to the latest stars adessing that oscar boycott, and the return of pee-wee herman. >> yes. >> take it away, carson. >> the oscars controversial. on instagram lupita nyong'o said she was d dappointed by theack of diversity and has me thinking about unconscious prejudice and what merits prestige in our culture. george clooney told "variety" we're moving in the wrong direction. >> and whoopi goldberg agrees that the academy does have a problem and took issue with the boycott. >> chris rock is the host of the academy awards.

>> and so to boycott him seems just as bad as what everybody is saying, see, because to me -- don't have to clap, it's okay, because we have this conversation every year and it [ bleep ] me off. >> there you go. >>okay. >> still talking and still bleeping. >> whoopi added not enough diverse movies get made in the first place. >> true. next, a new spin on a children's classic, been nearly 30 yearsince his last movie and, ladies and gentlemen, he is back, pee-wee herman in a new move coming to netflix. >> a traffic light, just like i've seen in "national geographic." >> it's called "pee-wee's big hollywood." produced by judd apetow, premiers march 13th and what we learned from the trailer is paul rubens does not age a bit. >> face cream. >> i don't know. finally david bowie,

music being, but one group not making the list is coldplay. coldplay drummer told "enemy" magazine they invited bowie once to do s se guest vocals on a track and bowie refused saying not a very good sing. the song itself was not named by the band doesn't hold a grudge, okay. they say bowie deserves credit even for refusing to put his name on something. there's your "pop start" todayed. >> when you get to be a rock 'n' roll icon you get to voice your opinion. >> you sure do. you sure do. >> carson, thanknk very much.. let's g g a check of the weather now with al >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by liberty mutual insurance, see car insurance in a whole new light. >> so, we've got a mash-up of all t t computer models that we look at with this storm coming this weekend so thursday night we're looking for a snowy, wintrymix. stretching from the mid-mississippi into the ohio river valleys, but also severe weather firing up through the gulf coast with isolated tornadoes possible. on the day friday, more of that into florida and southern georgia, but we're looking for

washington, d.d. all the way back into memphis, and we're moving into friday night. heavy snow moves into the mid-atlantic states and coastal lows will be forming, and that's going to c cse all kinds of probobms as we move into the day saturday. the snow gets up into new york city and boston. the coastal low will start to strengthen and lock at the snow stretching from boston all the way back into roanokekend then during the day on saturday wind gusts of over 60 miles per hour, flooding a possibility because of the high moon and the full moon and the winds. the snow really gets going saturday night. we've got the two models. we look at the american model, anywhere from three feet of snow as you get your way into the appalachians and about a foot of snow here in new york city. the european model with much more snow in the appalachians and also working their way into the mountains of virginia. about 1 toe 2 foot around new york city and a little bit less as you move further north in over the next few days, too, but

during the days. snow showers possible thursday night with a better chance sunday night into monday. thanks for joining us, the today show is next and we'll be back in >> and that's your latest weather. matt. all right. al, thank you very much. now more of natalie's exclusive interview with steve harvey and miss colombia on t t mistakes that led to that very awkward moment at the miss universe pageant. >> that's right. as we showed you on tuesday arianna gutierrez is breaking her silence. she's sitting down with steve harvey on the talk show. right after the taping of his studios in chicago, we talked to him. >> what you tell me what it was like to have the opportunity finally to hear an apology from

behind you now? >> well, i feel like i can eathe now. >> reporter: miss colombia and steve harvey buried the hatchet on his show, publicly forgiving him for the e earrassment h h caused her when he mistakenly announced she was miss universe. steve, you actually got emotional when you were apologized, and can you see it's been a tough month for you. >> i've needed her to forgive me. i needed her to know that i was horrible. hi >> yes. >> did you forgiveveim in the moment that night? >> yes, yes. everyone is able to make mistakes. those four and a half minutes, as you say, when you're wearing that crown. >> it was the happiest four minutes and a half that i ever had, and i -- i have been able to make an entire continent happy, but after that i felt horrible.

that was made? >> i felt like humiliated but not of steve harvey mistake. i have to apologize. >> just for what happened, you know. it was like oh -- i'm not miss universe, what am i going to do now? everybody is going for -- is going to laugh at me and making fun of me. >> there was a moment for me, i mean, i was ashamed for the mistake, but i was also a little bit angry at the mistake. a lot of people could have stepped over and said i played a i made a mistake, too, but nobody did. i read the teleprompter, and clearly i read what it said to read and then i followed the direct instruction in my ear. we went straight from and the new 2016 miss universe is, and read the card. all the cards in rehearsal never

the years past. >> i've hosted the miss universe pageant, said on the card, clearly as it did on your card, shows miss universe on the right-hand column of the card so you're saying you're eye went to first runner up. >> the fact that we didn't rehearsed it that way. i didn't no other information was going to be on the card. hi taken a moment to look down at the card and i was trying to keep it down so nobody saw the winner and i blew it. i blew it in a big moment, and the person that was hurt the most was her. >> there were suggestions you were drinking and gambling in vegas the night before. >> i've nener been drunk a day in my lifefeo do i gamble in vegas? i gamble in vegas all the time but i was at rehearsal and did a full run-through with everybody, perfectly. >> what was it that was hardest for you in all othe that? >> with all the support i got, the hate was pretty intense. >> you said you had death threats. >> oh, man. >> like from colombia? >> i won't be going over there to vacation no time soon probably. >> aririthere are a lot of people that will say this is an amazing opportunity for you.

the worst night of my life, but it was the best one, too. >> probably right now, the most famous miss universe contestant of all time. i mean, her face is everywhere. her name is everywhere, you know >> you say all is forgiven on your end. do you think in colombia they feel the same way? >> i think -- >> no. they will forgive y y after this interview, i'm sure. >> okay. i heard that. >> they want to us sit together, you know, and to talk to each other and be like this. >> and it's good? >> you want to hug him. >> i can hugugim. >> oh. >> thank you, god. >> well, i'm going to tell you my prediction. you two will be hosting next year. >> do you think that will happen? >> let me tell you something, i promise you this woman will be hon that stage next year. i'll tell you what, when it's

to have a lot of people -- >> let her read the card this time this time, please. >> we asked the miss universe pageant if they will change e e format of how they reveal the winner next year, and they told us they, quote, are talking about the best approach for the next time. and i can guarantee you, those who have great chemistry. i think there's definitely something in the making there for next year. >> in terms of the explanati as someone who has host that had geant, does it make e nse to you? >> well, i mean, whahahe says, his card was different than my card, and what he says is, you know, his eye went immediately to the left column and the first runner-up. because if you're saying the second runner-up, he immediately read the first runner-up as miss universe. rather than look to the right where it clearly said the winner is the philippines, so, yeah. >> we're all still talking about the miss universe pageant. >> you know, a billion people watch it around the world so it definitely was a big deal. >> all right. nat, thank you so much. carsrs is up in the kitchen with siri. >> thanks, guys.

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deadly crash in eastern iowa. three people died last night -- and two others were hurt. the crash ppened on highway 63 near chickasaw county road b-54. that's south of new hampton. here's a picture from the new hampton chickasaw county tribune. the iowa state patrol says bertha smith -- from waterloo -- did not yield to a semi. the car she was driving collided with the semi. latorris duffie, keith demry and devin gordin all died. all three were in their twenties. authorities say they were not wearing seat belts. smith and another person were taken to the hospital. the semi driver was not hurt. nowwlet's go to eileen with a look at weather. getting back into the 20s for the rest of the week. a few flurries are possible with the clouds over the next few days, too, but mostly dry during the days. snow showers monday. we'll be back in 30 minvtes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news you're watching k- w-w-l, we've

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it's 8:30 on wednesday morning, the 20th of january, 2016 and it's a chilly morning on our plaza, nice and chilly and not too windy. you might call it the c cm before the storm because sure enough a lot of cold and wintry weather coming to the east coast, probably friday and saturday. we'll get the late forest al in just a couple of moments. >> all ririt. ming up,ill is here to get you organized. she's going to show you how to organize by giving savannah's

on nights they fight a makeover and we'll see how that turned out. >> yeah. >> going to get a new doghouse. >> exactly. >> also got a "steals & deals" to help you do it as well. >> and on our week of slow cooker meals, a new twist on chicken pot pie from my wife siri. >> looks delicious. and surprising changes that could overhaul the way kids apply to college. think no s.a.t.s and less activities. sounds kind of good. >> can they get that in the next year. >> retroactive. >> going through that with leil now. >> a check of the weather, big storm coming. >> yeah. a clipper bringing some snow through the great lakes and mid-mississippi and tennessee river valleys. a mix in the tennessee vale and a look for wet weather and severe storms down through the gulf. more rain in the pacific northwest and then for tomorrow we've got that slight risk of strong storms tough the guff.

weather through the pacific northwest, sunny, chilly here in the northeast though not quite as cold as it's been and we've got snow pushing its way from nebraska on into southern illinois. week. a few flurries are possible with the clouds over the next few days, tooo but mostly dry during the daa. snow showers possible thursday night with a better chance sunday night into monday. >> that's your latest weather. let's head back in to savannah and jill. >> all right, al. thank you so much. now to our start today cleanse all month. jill martin is here to get us

she came to my rescuee i i my apartment. i'm patient zero for jill. >> it was quite the feat. that's right, savannah. we focused on revamping your space so i gave you your spare room a much-needed makeover and just wait, everybody, until you see the transformation. >> so we're here i your office and you told me that you're the typical stata today candidate. >> i have a room in my house that is just turned into clutrville. u live in a new york city apartment and you start collecting stuff, especially with a new babe and sadly this room has kind of become the clearing house for just extra stuff. it doesn't really have a design. it needs help. it really needs y yr help. >o while savannah is on the air i'm heading over to her apartment to turn her stuffed room no a dream space. >> what do we have here? >> all right. not bad. i think just simple. i think we need to sort of

so let's see what very have, some books, a little baby vail sock or one of them. oh, look, one ice skate. i didn't know savannah ice skated. savannah has her wedding dress front and center. i wonder if she tries it owner day. we only have six hours until savannah returns to reorganize, redecorate a a reinvent her space. >> all right. we've been work all day but we're in crunch time because we only have half an hour when savannah gets home and we want to surpriseler so go away. >> after a few simple fixes, a fresh coat of paper and repurposing items she had around the house it's time for savannah to see the dramatic transformation. >> you ready. >> yes. >> wow. >> oh, my goodness. it looks awesome. awesome. the place.

i'm in love. >> i'm always afraid to do a little pop of color. great with an accent wall because for $30 you get paint and you just paint one wall and makes such a difference in the room. >> feels like it should be in a magazine, not my house. >> now the closet. >> what are you talking about? >> oh, my gosh. i'm goioi to liviv in this closet. this is insanely fabulous. >> now i can actually find things. >> jill, you are a miracle worker. jill, thank you so much. >> love ya, happy you're happy. >> my guest room is now my favorite root i'm moving in. >> i did move into that cross the. i'm very h hpy there. >> it's pretty amazing the transformation and it didn't take that much. the one accent wall, for $30 you can do it at home and do that accent wall. what are you doing? and i was taking things that weren't even showing around the house and putting them in the

your house wit thingsou already have in your home >> you staged it very well.. is is our before kind of blah room, stuffed, simple and over here we have after. i mean, look at the difference, and we all havehose stuffed rooms so the first step is to clements room, to go through everything because you really don't use about 75% of what you have in a stuffed room, so now this is very excitinin because not only do you get this treat but we're doing a very special "steals & deals" and everyone at home you can spruce up your room, too, by next weekend. >> let's do o . start with our "steals & deals," the closet i love so much. you organized it. how did you do it? >> first the container store. go through your cset and when you do that you get bins so everybody has a home. if everybody has a home you can see it because if you don't see it, you're not going to wear, it so storage sotutions, the retail, $99. the first deal, ere's two here.

room, the most popular item. you see that at the bottom here, the set of drawers, comes in white or platinum, and the other option is this drop front collection so you get five total, and it's one for the shirts and one for the sweaters and three of the shoeboxes so i love how that organizes everything. count the number of shoes you're really going to keep and organize your clothes so the retail is $99. the deal is 39 for either deal. that's 61% off. >> and you can look up the details, each is a set, not just one box. >> each is a set. >> and everything is on today.com. >> next, the bedspread makes a huge difference. >> right. you had a beautiful bed already at home but you can't see it because you didn't have this great begged on it. also use that as a pop of color and white can work as a pop of color in a room that's even darker. victoria classic setting, the retail $179 to 239. this is bed in bag sets. it's a choice of a four-pieie, five-piece or eight-piece set.

options there, available in king or queen. the retail 179 to 239. the deal $59, u u to 59% off. >> that is a huge deal for these because we all know sheets and comforters can be really, really expensive. >> really makes the ro. >> this i love, and so many of you at home are going to love, too, because it's really a gift to yourself. these photos are photos that you actually already had from your wedding. >> yes. >> how a lot of times a wedding photographer takes pictures. lights or flowers or some abstract and we came up with this idea of what if we blew those up. >> how great is that. >> so many of us have pictures and sitting in our computer and nothing to do with them and you can make them art, so this is art.com canvas prints, retail $79.99. e-mail a photo and they send back this beautiful piece of art. that beautiful. after i got the photos and this is what came in the mail. >> i was blown away by this, and it does make it so personal when you c c have a picture that you know or love or have a scene or landscape.

>> the retail $79.99. and the deal is 29.99. >> the 29.99 for one print. >> and a great size, too, two it in four or six or twos. i like doing it in twos. >> this is a big one. >> you already had a beautiful bed and mattress but at home a lot of people don't so this is the thin mattress. the retail, 849 to 1,999. >> hop in bed with me, jill. we did this once before. >> at least once. >> okay. >> i'm saying, that segment, one was in the plaza, let me tell you about the three layers, it really is comfortable. density gel infused memory foam and comfortable latex for bounce and supportive density foam, so all those things are apparently really what you need in massachusetts tress. the retail is 849 to 1,999. the deal is 399 to 749. >> wow.

>> tell us more, jill. >> what else? >> you already have again a beautiful bed that real looks similar to this, but you can get the bed and the mattress, it's a bundle we're offering if you need a whole new situation in ur room. so this -- you get this exact mattress and then with this henley bed frame so you get the headboard and footbed, tails $3314 and the deal 1,198 and the deal 64% off. >> the mattress, so proud. might be one of your biggest deals ever. >> feel like it really helps everybody, to turn your stuffed room into something that's happy. >> definitely transformed ours for re. >> niw i have another treat for next week which i'm super excited about. are you and your significant other in need of a style makeover? for those of you in the tri-state area send us a tweet using the #today and tell us why you need one and send us a photo

victim, i mean, candidate. the highly recommend it, get a jill for sure. thanks so o much. let's do the deals one more team. the closet storage solutions from the container store, bedding sets from victoria classics, the canvas print from art.com, y y spend the picture and they put it on a frame and mattress and bed bundle from fin. jill is getting comfortable. >> i'm exhausted that from. >> it's awesome and very comfy. coming up next, we'll change gears, the s.a.t. optional. surprising recommendations endorsed by some of the nation's top schools to change the college admissions process.

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enough is enough. here's nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: for these high school juniors applying to college feels overwhelming. i want to see a show of hands. do you feel any pressure about the college application process. >> i think everybody feels it. >> everyone, yes. >> reporter: to some, even unfair. scholl so trying to get involved in extracurricular activities somewhwh difficult. >> reporter: but a aew report released today, in part sponsored by the harvard graduate school of education and endorsed by dozens of top colleges and universities nationwide, now recommends stunning changes in the application process. >> it's the first time in history that a large group of lleges have banded together to reshape the admissionsrocess. i think weweave unfairness to disadvantaged and too many stressed out and depressed affluent kids. >> reporter: bmong the project

standardized testing, possibly making the s.a.t.s and the a.c.t.s optional. stress quality oveve quantity when it comes to extracurricular activities and advanced placement classes. dial down achievement pressure. is this an effort to level the playing field in the admissions process? >> absolutely. an opportunity to more fairly capture the contributions of low-income and working class students who have demanding family will responsibilities, community responsibilities. >> reporter: new college applications may include an essay queson for students to explain ththr contribution to others. do you think that a college looks at the contribution you're making to your family, the same way they look at an extracurricular a.p. course or something of that nature? >> they only see the number, like what you put down on paper. they don't know your story, the real you. >> reporter: you would like to tell them your story? >> of course, i would like to tell everybody. >> reporter: a change in college admissions policy could be two to three years away. opening the process to a broader group of students and concern

hema ellis, nbc news, cambridge, massachusetts. >> this is the dean of admissions at m.i.t. and has recommendations. stu, good to see you, good morning. is the purpose here to get a more diverse student body y schools anancolleges, or is it to lower the stress level on high schoolers applying? >> well, i think we're interested in both, matt. you know, as you've heard, i think there's a real mismatch between what students think they need to do to o t into college and what they actually need to get into college and this report i hope will really send a more powerful message around what colleges are really, really interested to see in what students do. >> it's going to be very tempting to make the headline of this no more s.a.t.s and no more a.c.t.s or at the very least optional. that's not really what it says. >> that's not the headline. i think s.a.t.s and a.c.t.s will still will play an important

process. >> but just one piece in the puzzle. >> just one piece, absolutely right. and i do believe most students stress out over their s.a.t. scores much more than they really need to. >> and you see students starting from an early grade who are taking as many advanced placement courses as they can get, and thedea here is quality over quantity. >> absolutely. quality over quantnty. we want to see students who are taking these advanced classes. we do like that, but really we want to see them do it because they want the leararng and the experience and really the joy in the subject, nototecause they feel like they have to. >> when it comes to the lists of extracurricular activities, the so-called brag sheets, you want to lessen the importance on those as well. >> yeah, absoluty. i think our students are doing just too much. they feel like they have to do too much, and they really don't, and we want to send this message that they can pull back on that a little bit. >> millions of students trying to apply to college right now. give them one piece of advice for those students. >> students applying to college,

you with balancecend initiative, persistence. make the lives of those around you better, and have fun. >> probably the best advice you can give. stu, thank you so much. jack lauer, if you could just remember that name in about four years, that would be great. just ahead, siri is in the kitchen using a slow cooker to put on a new twist to chicken pot pie. that is on "today." the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger.

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we are back now. it's 8:50. "today food" time and contributor siri daly here with today's original recipe. good morning, mrs. daly. we haven't seen you together as man and wife. >> thank you very much.

>> she quickly changed everything we made me happy. >> changed my name, still going through the process. >> that's not a quick process. >> in fact, i think you should change his name to -- >> to carson pint erer daly. >> this is a slow coooor chicken and biscuits pot pie. >> okay. bingo. i'm taking mrs. daly. >> we've got butternut squash, self-rising flor for the biscuits, chicken stock, heavy cream and milk, olive oil and boneless skinless thighs. >> why thighs. >> more flavorful and won't dry out as much as breasts, salt and pepper and more flour i guess. peas, butter, carrots, our herbs which is sage and thyme and onion. >> looks healthy. >irst step we'e' going to brown our chicken in some canola

really hospital that's like a make. >> get the pot hot first because it will help brown everything. >> the tasting table is in position downstairs. >> all right. darling? >> he's here. >> delicious sglfrlt and now i'm going to season it as well because you want to generously season with salt and pepper. >> saltt and peppepe >> over here we already had some browning and we're going to remove this from the pan and we will eel use this same pan to add our vegetables. >> because it has all the bits on the bottom. >> you can add the vegetables to the pot pie uncooked but it adds so much flair if you do it this way. we'll add our carrots and onioio. >> prerey traditional for vegetables. >> could you put others. >> totally. >> we'll add squash later. we don't want to toad now beuse it will overcook. >> getss too squishy.. >> cook this for five months until it starts to brown and

flour. >> dump it all in, like three tablespoons and that will help thicicn everything overrn and over here we have the flour already cooked into the vegetables and we'll add our liquid, the chicken stock and do you want to add the crea >> do i ever. >> again, only about a fourth cup so you don't have to feel too guilty. >> fresh herbs, sage and thyme. >> looks like a hearty meal. >> bring it to the boil and over here we already have it in the crock pot, add everything into the crock pot and then the squash. >> at the very end. >> right before -- >> you turn on the slow cooker. >> three and a half hours on high and then back here. >> how is it going down there, guys, do you like it? >> delicious. >> really good on a snow storm day. >> exactly. >> maybe this weekend. >> we added our peas also over here at the very end after the three and a half hours. >> you made your biscuits homemade. >> now we're going to make

use the store bought. >> i can ask. >> once you buy your slow cooker. >> come on. >> so cold butter, that's really important because that's going to help our biscuits stay fluffy and light. i'll use these knives to do it. don't want to overmix it and add the milk, cold milk, typically at home i would get there with my hands hand get really messy. >> we're out of time. >> recipe on today.com and learn about the biscuits, tastes good. >> thanks, siri daley. this is "today" on nbc. gosh, why didn't you remind me totoay that. the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... and as small as your kitchen table. that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... the secretary of state who stood up for america,

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volunteer for ben carson is being remembered as a bright young man. the volunteer was killed yesterday in a crash in western iowa. braden joplin was in a van -- with other carson volunteers. the van flipped d n an icy road and was hit by another vehicle. it happened near atlantic, iowa. carson was campaigning in south carolina at the time -- and has "braden joplin was an amazinn young man. i had an opportunity was how compassionate he was." here's a pictuue of carson with joplin. carson says three other campaign volunteers were treated and releasededfrom the hospital after

now, let's go to eileen with a look at weather. the rest of the marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer

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this morning on "today's take," hollywood hero jamie foxx, the oscar winner speaks out after saving a driver from a burning car. then, dylan catches up with the shirtless stars of "neighbors 2," zach ephron and seth roguan. plus, search-time grammy winner toni braxton joins us. all that and more coming up next >> a aouncer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a chilly wednesday morning. 33, it's up from yesterday when we were in the teens. it's climbing but it looks like it's going to go back down soon, january 20th, 2016. i'm willie along with natalie,

jam comes from al roker. "cake by the ocean." >> by dnce. >> you know what cake by the ocean means? >> they were on the show. they explained it. >> oh, it's kind ofike the segment you guys had earlier understanding what kids mean. >> cake by the ocean. >> think about buns, cake. >> oh, okay, i know where you're going. >> now all the parents know. >> before we get to the news, al, let's talk about some snow coming our weekend. how bad is it going to be, really? >> there's two different main models we look at, thee american and thehe european. >> yeah. >> and i think the difference between the two is that the european model slows it down about eight hours. the american model is about eight hours ahead, but we are going to see a significant amount of snow. just exactly where, we're thinking right now that it's going to be washington, d.c. and maybe jusus south of philadelphia and west.

consensus, which could be -- it could be two to three feet in some of those areas, especially the mountainous areas. up here into new york city, boston will probably see less, maybe a foot, maybe even less than that, 6 inches, but new york city and the tri-state area, maybe around, you know, 8 to 12 inches. >> enough for sledding on the weekend. >> enough for sledding. >> yes. >> but other part about this that's going to cause problems is as the system moves up the coast, and we'll detail this more, it will really intensify so we're going to see wind gusts of 60 miles per hour. it's going to be a heavy snow so i expect power lines coming down, roooo damage. therers going to be a lot of beach erow, not quite sandy-esque, but it's going to be rough, so we'll detail that, but it's going to be a very, very active weekend, and -- and during the -- there's going to be severe weather down through the southeast. >> right. >> so there could be tornadoes out of the same system. >> for all the people watching abouw the mild winter. whatever happened to winter, patience, my friends. >> stock up. >> guess what else is back?

>> yes. >> last night we partied like it was 2008 and the former vice presidential nominee sarah palin back on stable, this time endorsing donald trump. >> mr. trump, you're right, look, back there in the press box. heads are spinning. media heaea are spinning. this is going to be so much fun. man. that's why he's doing so well. we're not going to chill, drill, baby drill down and hold these folks accountable. you ready for a commander in chief who will led our warriris [ bleep ]. >> we didn't bleep it at 7:00, the 9:00. >> kids are home from 7:00 to 9:00. >> but the younger kids at home heading down to school right now. >> okay. >> about a 20-minute speech there in iowa, donald trump introduced her, brought her up on stage and there were a few moments if you watch, he was in the shot the whole speech where

do a thought bubble on donald trump. that would have been an interesting experiment. >> what have i done? >> especially when she swore. >> said all the right things. >> you know how it's jarring -- you know you're going to say this, and i think it surprised him that she went that explosive that early. >> you know what i'm looking forward to and we do our show from there, the food. there's some great food in iowa. you start making the rounds early. >> pork, corn. >> you're thinking about food. all i'm thinking about is "snl" and maybe tina fey coming back more now as a result of this. >> a show this weekend. >> got a show this weekend. >> ronda rousey hosting. >> all i can't wait to see if maybe sarah palin/tina fey back on. >> they are on campaign trail. they are going to iowa and headeded to oklahoma and the larger question, of course, is will she have an impact and how bruised is ted cruz from this? she helped ted cruz in his senate bid,nd then just kind of --

earlier he obviously understands. >> no, he doesn't. he had to say that. come on, natalie >> exactly. he does not undedetand. >> you know, right. >> natural question though and everybody is thinking about is there some back room deal, does this mean a position for her possibly in a trump admininiration? as a cabinet member? savannah spoke with trump earlier and asked that very question. here you go. >> that question is always asked of me who do you have in nd, and i dididt even think about vp right now and i just want to win. i've always been a closer. i get the deal done and i have to win before i start thinking about that. there are a lot of good people in the republican party. ththe are a lot of goodd people. as far as sarah is concerned, never asked me about that, never asked me about anything else, just wanted to support, and it's such an honor because as you know very badly so many people e so disappointed that she didn't support them, but certainly there would be a role somewhere in the administration if she wanted, and i'm not sure that she does want that, but there would certainly be a role.

nicolle wallace was on and said that so many people was a person. >> yes. >> and it was ted cruz exclusively. >> fixed strategically in terms of media coverage, less than two weeks and so much attention, three days, four days will be about sarah palin and donald trump as ted cruz tries to get his message out. >> forget about all the others. >> from social media last night, too, if you turned on any network, all the cable stations, that was it. that was what ruled the airwaves, for right or wrong and some people say that gives donald trump an unfair advantage because he does get so much free media attention. >> he's the master of it. >> he has mastered it. >> and the master of the universe. >> i love this story. >> unbelievable. when i first saw it or a tweet, really, what is this. jamie foxx saved a life. how often can you say that in life. it happened actually right outside of his home. it looked like a scene from a move, but it's real.

jamie foxx was home, apparently was a car crash right in front of his place. a man was in a pickup truck. he c cshed and jamam foxox jumped into action. the driver is 32-year-old brett kyle who was identified as the driver. he was under the influence. nevertheless, this was the crash that happened. jamie foxx not waiting for the emergency responders. he leaped into action. here's had a little bit of how jamie explained what went down. >> i heard the crcrh, and i heard someone yelling, so i get in my car and come down and called 911 and when i get here the truck is over on its side, and it's in flames. luckily it got pulled up, and he has emt scissors. i climb in and i try to hit his -- his seat belt but he's hovered over and i grabbed the scissors from him a a cut the seat belt and pulled him out and as we pulled him out within five seconds later the -- the truck goes up. i don't look at it as heroic.

far as i'm concerned he saved his life because based on the up. brett wouldn't have bebe able to get out of the caca >> unbelievable. >> thank goodness, there too, there was an emt there who had the scissors, jamie fox had the seat belt and was hunched over apparently and couldn't get him out of. unbelievable. >> one of the situation you ask yourself would you have the courage, risk everything to go to a burning car and jamie foxx did it. >> he deserves a milk shake. >> he does, that's right. >> chocolate, vanilla, step aside. these are's lit most decadent milk shakes you have ever seen. >> wow. >> clearly the most decadent. oh, my gosh. >> this is from a restaurant in new york city. >> sweet and salty. there's cotton candy. >> what do you guys want. >> and red velvet. >> is this sweet and salty. >> oh, my gosh. >> did we get the willy wonka ticket. th is incredible.

million calories in each these. >> that's okay. >> meantime. >> how do you even eat these? >> you just go in. >> the straw works. >> that's what's going on aroundover the next few days, too, but mostly dry during the days. snow showers possible thursday night with a better chance sunday night into monday. thanks for joining us, the today show is next and we'll be back in and that's y yr latest weather. >> can you tell you're enjoying this. >> yours has a whole slice of cake.

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relationship between a young couple with a baby and a fraternity living next door. let's just say it was tense. >> i think someone backed into my car. >> that's weird. >> oh. delta has the upper hand. >> the f fm took the box office by storm and grossed $270 million overall. >> welcome to our sorority, cappa nu. >> the world was begging for a big, better second installment and that's what exactly producer seth rogan is going to get them. what is the pressure going into a sequel. is there a lot o o higher expectation going into this one? >> i think you have to make it more. when you look the stories like the "toy story" movie and movies

pick apart what's great. that's awesome, you watched "toy story." such a goooo idea. >> seth has a producer on the movie an technically you're everybody's boss. >> yeah. >> do you act like it, theme like it? >> so hard to work for. like -- >> yeah. i yell, i throw things. i threw stapls because who is going to fire me. >> so the first "neighbobo" was absolutely hilarious, but i felt like at end the frat is kicked out and everything is tied up in the bow so what is the premise behind this one? >> thereres a few. >> what are we going to do? >> having a second baby and trying to sell the house so we can move to the suburbs and have more space and it starts like us being in escrow andot r rlly understandinin what that is exactly. >> got it warmed up. >> teddy is having like a very early mid-life crisis. >> urt kwaer-life crisis. >irst one. > which is a thing. >> and he comes across these girls who are forming a sorority.

>> and kind of starts to mentor them through that. >> "neighbors 2" brings back t t cast of the original film adding hollywood rising scar chloe girl." what is like coming into a movie like this and trying to fit in >> it's awesome. i mean, it's always hard trying to j jp into a seconon from a first movie without knowing the cast at all but at the same time they already had such a great camaraderie and allowsing us to come i io the groupup and feel super accepted and comfortable. >> like they are cool neighbors. >> everyone wants to know will you be taking your shirt off in this movie, seth. >> oh, yes, i will. a lot of us will. every minute i have to shirtless for one minute. >> thanks for doing that. >> i wanted it. >> gosh. love that they drew the abs in.

we are going to embarrass you. we heard there was a teeny little embarrassing moment for you during the inteteiew. shshl we roll the videotape. >> so, zach, you're -- sorry. going into this vie, i would say and the first one, too. >> oh, my -- >> we need some really cool business in this business and we came -- most of the time keep ourselves together. if it's zach ephron who is so hot, and his arms were just like budget of out of his t-shirt, i totally like -- it was -- >> i don't know. i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry you had to see that. >> you're calling your husband. >> no, no, he just called. he wants you to stop this now. it's embarrassing. >> i'm sorry,brian. i lost my train of thought and i couldn't continue. >> the synapses just start firing. >> oh, mygosh.

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movie she executive produced called "toni braxton, unbreak my heart." >> i 1yu678 right into it. baby face and i were really impressed with the audition the other night and we would like to offer you a recording contract with the face records. how does that sound? >> thank you, sir. oh, my gosh. my sisters and i are going to be so -- >> honey. >> yes, sir. >> sorry, so sorry, the only thing is we o oy want to sign you, not the braxton sisters. >> wow. >> so you start out as a group, as a family group. >> yeah. >> and then it's just you. >> how did that affect you and your relationship with your sisters? >> it was tough initially. even before that moment happened i originally got discovered at a gas station as amaco in annapolis, maryland. >> did you sing at the am co? >> i was putting mauss income my it was station, i would sing at

envelope, anything, and i would sing around the city and he was the guy who cocoroduced milli vanilli. those actions that got me and my sister and i the record deal, tough leave, i can't deny that. >> is it strange for you to watch someone else act out and represent your life when you know exactly how it all happens? >> super tough. i wasn't involved in the preliminaries of finding the toni. i said give me three girls to choose from. this girl is great, stands like me and plays piano like me and hold her head like me and fit the costume, t t original costume. >> she doesn't sing like me but looks a lot like my. >> you say the costume is part of the iconic status. the risks on the red carpet. >> things were younger then. parts of me were 20. >> some of yourur fashion on the red carpet, risky.

especially the iconic white grammy dress, i think we showed you. >> that one is not inn there. that dress is not in there. all the other ones. of all the dresses i couldn't find it. >> is it true that you weren't crazy about "unbreak m m hehet." > i didn't love it. i'm a walking cliche. i didn't love it, okay, it's nice. diane ward is great, i love her and i didn't think it's for me and l.a. and baby said try it and turned out tonight biggest hit of my career. >> people are really going to love this move, request the tony bracketston, unbreak my hearar that premiers saturday night. >> and coming up, the stars of the movie "dirty grandpa." which one of these is true. he was a contestant on jepd when

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rocking the world and proving there's no place she'd rather be. >> glynne joins us now. >> good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> watching the piece and each new song came up we'd start bombing a little bit differently. your songs are so catchy and voice so good. i looked, "rather be, ""380 million views. are you stunned how that caught fire? >> i didn't know that's how many. that's insane. >> what did that song mean to you in your career? >> i mean, it's the beginning of everything really for me. "rather be" was such a journey and it kind of put me on the map to everything that i've done up until now which is amazing. yeah. a special moment. >> everything that has happened i imagine has been whirlwind with labels signing, the huge success of the album. you're touring, and i asked you how many cities and she said i'm not exactly sure but you're

>> how do you get up on our show and perform tonight. >> i just take a nap and boost of energy and go again. >> and bring it. >> and the fans i imagine help. >> when you get on stage it's like you enter a new realm of yourself, and for me it just happens. >> hopefully something we have for you will energize you in just a little bit. want to bring in your official gold platt. >> oh, my gosh, this is massive. >> want me to hold it while you sing. >> oh, there you have it. >> you can tote it on all the 16 cities. >> wow. >> congratulations. >> i love that. >> yes. we love you. >> thank you so much. >> don't you go anywhere, because jess glynne will be performing her hit "don't be so hard on yourself" next. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day.

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request the "jess, take it away. that's right no one else could see i drew a smile on my face to paper over md the wounds heal and tears dry and c ccks they don't show so don't be so hard on yourself, no let's go back to simplicity me was not who i'm supposed to be i felt this darkness over me we all get there eventually i never knew where i belonged but i was right and were you wrong been telling myself all along don't be so hard on yourself, no learn to forgive, learn to let go everyone trips, everyone falls so don't be so hard on yourself, no cause i'm just tired of marching on my own kind of frail, i feel it in my bones oh, let my heart, my heart

so don't be so hard on yourself, no i'm standing on top of the world, right where i wanna be so how can this dark cloud keep raining over me but hearts break and hells a place that everyone knows so don't be so hard on yourself no let's go back to simplicicy i feel like i've been missing me was not who i'm supposed to be i felt this darkness over me we all get there eventually i never knew where i belonged but i was wright and you were wrong been telling myself all $% along don't be so hard on yourself, no learn to forgive, learn to let go everyone trips, everyone falls so don't be so hard on yourself, no cause i'm just tired of marching on my own kind of frail, i feel it in my bones

rn into stone so don't be so hard on yourself, no oh, oh, oh i learned to wave good-bye how not to see my life hrough someone else's eyes it's not an easy road but now i'm not alone so i, i won't be so hard on myself no more don't be so hard on yourself, no learn to forgive, learn to let go everyone trips, everyone falls so don't be so hard on yourself, no cause i'm just tired of

kind of frail, i feel it in my bobos oh, let my heart, my heart turn into stone so don't be so hard on yourself, no cause i'm just tired of marching on my own kind of frail, i feel it in my bones oh, let my heart, my heart turn into stone so don't be so hard on yourself, no >> jess glynne, thank you. download the album and check her out on the american leg of her

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with the semi. latorris duffie, keith demry and devin gordin all died. all three were in their twenties. authorities say they were not wearing seat belts. smith and another person were taken to the hospital. the semi driver was not hurt. now, let's go`to eileen with a look at weather. getting back into the 20s or the rest of t te week. a few flurries are possible with the clouds over the next few days, too, but mostly y ry during thhdays. snow showers possible thursday night

here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we nonocut benefits -- we should expand t tm. my plan for social security increases benefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimumayments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect.