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more storms this afternoon. the "today" show is up next. we'll see you for local updates. >> you can always get the latest news and weather at nbc10.com. good morning. wild weather weekend. severe storms tear across the country bringing torrential downpours, damaging winds, and dangerous lightning strikes. and with millions still celebrating the holiday, it's not over yet. feeling the heat. mounting pressure for president obama to ramp up the assault against isis militants amid reports that more americans have joined the group's ranks and a warning they could launch attacks here in the u.s. hack attack. dozens of nude photos of some of hollywood's biggest stars including oscar winner jennifer lawrence are released overnight as the hacker warns to release more.
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and hot superstars maroon 5 gets ready to play the packed plaza with their big hits. today, september 1st, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and a good morning. welcome to "today" on this rocking monday labor day monday. i'm natalie alongside willie geist. matt is off, savannah is on maternity leave. look at that crowd outside. you thought ariana grande was a huge crowd, this is as big i'm told. >> we've been hearing adam levine echoing through midtown. this crowd is huge. and dylan dreyer is giving her official guarantee the skies will hold and it looks good.
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>> there might be one drop. don't let that fool you. we're going to be just fine. >> great showing coming up later. first let's get to today's top stories. severe storms continue to threaten large parts of the country. dylan does have more on that. >> the last unofficial weekend of summertime and we saw crazy storms through the midwest. the rain came down so hard it fell at about two inches per hour. when it comes down that fast, it caught a lot of people off guard. happened between 4:00 and 5:00 yesterday across new jersey and up into new york. we saw a lot of flooding on the roadways too. back in the midwest we had a big issue with hail and damaging wind gusts. look at these ominous clouds. we saw hail as big as tennis
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balls. speaking of tennis balls, the u.s. open also had to be called early because the courts couldn't handle the water. crowds had to leave. they were strieing to squeegee the water off there. but it was too much in a short period of time. we will see things resume today but we do still have some storms through missouri right now. look at this heavy rainfall that's falling across missouri. we've got this line of storms producing the cloud to ground lightning. our most severe weather today is expected from michigan back in the eastern parts of kansas. that's where we could see today large hail and damaging wind gusts. it's going to be just as active as it was yesterday. more storms in the northeast too. >> we'll keep our eyes on it. >> thank you, dylan. president obama is under growing pressure to take the fight to isis in syria even from senior members of his own party. this comes amidst the word more
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americans are joining the ranks of the extremist group. chris jansing has more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. there is increasing concern about westerners including americans who have passports that would allow them to travel to syria for training and come back to the uk or u.s. to launch strikes. in fact, today the british parliament is considering ways to make it easier for them to seize the passports of people who are believed to be isis sympathizers as president obama weighs his options for targeting isis in syria. as the u.s. military ramps up air strikes against isis in iraq, president obama is facing growing bipartisan pressure this morning to take the fight to isis in syria. on "meet the press," it was said the president hasn't done enough to confront the isis front. >> i think i learned one thing about this president. and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. >> reporter: a view echoed by
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top republicans including senators john mccain and lindsay graham writing in "the new york times," continuing to confront isis in iraq but not in syria would be fighting with one hand tied behind our back. still some democrats say the president is right to proceed carefully. >> it is extremely urgent that you don't just rush in because the media is talking about it. >> reporter: it's not just the media. king abdullah warned over the weekend if isis is ignored i'm sure they'll reach europe in a month and america in another month. the white house says the president takes this seriously. the sense of urgency is growing as isis expands its reach aided by an influx of thousands of fighters holding western passports. then the announce of an arrest of a 16-year-old girl suspected of trying to reach syria to
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fight. officials estimate 70 to 100 americans have joined isis and other extremist groups fearing they could return to the u.s. to launch attacks. >> i'm very concerned. because we don't know every single person that has an american passport that has gone and trained and learned how to fight. >> reporter: the threat of isis as well as the situation in ukraine will be the focus of meetings as the president travels to estonia and wales later this week. today, though, he'll be in milwaukee and make remarks at the annual labor fest celebration. >> thank you. michael leiter served in the obama administration. he's now an nbc news national security analyst. good morning. >> good morning. >> the one thing from king ab l abdullah raising the terror threat to severe.
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>> there are westerners who have gone to syria and gotten training and can come back. as the house chairman said, it's hard for western countries to identify these people. so we don't see a specific front right now but we know there are westerners that have trained with these groups. identifying them and stopping them is very hard. >> no specific threat, but we have eric holder saying they're more frightening than anything i've seen. and chuck hagel said this is an imminent threat to every interest we have. doesn't that mean there's something out there approaching the united states? >> in my view there very much is. i believe the president is going to have to move towards an offensive step in syria. that doesn't mean there's a plot that we see right now but there
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are all the signs. there's the safe haven, training, funding, and an intent to strike the west. we can wait awhile, but if we don't get on the offense, there's no way all of our defensive measures could catch all of the people that might come. >> and striking inside syria gets tricky. thank you very much. >> thanks, willie. this morning nascar superstar tony stewart is trying to move on after a disappointing return to racing. it was his first time competing since he struck and killed a fellow driver three weeks ago. but the race did not go as planned. and nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the motor speedway in hampton, georgia. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. stewart ended up slamming into the wall on this track twice. he ended up finishing 41st out of 43 drivers and barely making it through half the race. >> whoa, into the wall. stewart looked like contact from kyle busch.
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>> reporter: overnight sparks flew as tony stewart was knocked off track. the nascar legend tells his team -- >> sorry, guys. you deserve better than this. >> reporter: we were there as he left his garage in a heavy damaged car beyond repair. >> disappointed to not finish the race but in the context of everything that's gone on, it was a race that he wasn't able to finish. >> reporter: it was stewart's first race since he struck and killed a fellow driver kevin ward jr. at a dirt track in upstate new york three weeks ago. ward had climbed out and stepped onto the track. a fan posted it on youtube. >> this has been one of the toughest tragedies i've had to deal with. >> reporter: stewart spoke publicly about it for the first time friday. the sheriff says the crash investigation will take at least two more weeks. online some critics bashed stewart for returning so soon. one saying can't believe he's
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allowed to drive. but many fans here are handing by him even as his return ended with a torn up tire and a 41st place finish. >> we were sad. we were hoping he'd get a good race in. >> sorry he wasn't able to make a comeback. a lot of his fans want him back. that's a tough one. >> reporter: stewart is now looking to next week. he would have to win next saturday's race in richmond, virginia, to even have a shot at this year's championship. >> all right. gabe gutierrez at the atlanta motor speedway. by the way, beautiful shot there, that sunrise. now to another story getting attention this morning. dozens of photos of jennifer lawrence in the nude and more than 100 other celebs in compromising positions hit the internet sunday in a massive hacking scandal. betty nguyen has more on this story. >> reporter: good morning. racy pictures sent social media
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into a frenzy. a master list according to be a list of all the stars had dozens of rains like rihanna, jennifer lawrence, and mary kate olsen. nbc news will not show any of the leaked images. late sunday a representative for jennifer lawrence appears to confirm the photos were of the star saying, this is a flagrant violation of privacy. the authorities have been contacted and will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of jennifer lawrence. lawrence is just one of about 100 celebrities targeted in the unprecedented attack. the pictures first posted on the online message board where a hacker also claimed to have nude and semi-nude photos of rihanna, supermodel kate upton, hope solo, and kirsten dunst, lea michelle, and mary elizabeth winston. according to several reports, the hacker allegedly obtained
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the pictures through a cloud leak. >> these are federal crimes and state crimes. we have wire fraud, computer fraud, and those crimes attach a lot of years in jail. >> reporter: winston responded to the hack on twitter. saying, to those of you looking at photos i took with my husband years ago in the privacy of our home, hope you feel good about yourselves. i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this. feeling for everyone who got hacked. while victoria justice denied that any of the photos are of her tweet, these so-called nudes of me are fake, people. let me nip this in the bud. back in 2012 a man was sentenced to ten years in prison for hacking into the private accounts of scarlett johansson
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and mila kunis and posting their photos online. >> thanks very much. >> you were saying about the cloud, it's hard to know what's up there in the cloud. >> it's just floating around in space. >> they can hack that security system. it's got to be nearly impossible. >> i've got a picture of me and my dog. nothing interesting. >> kate snow is here now with a check of the rest of the news stories. >> a militia has entered a embassy. bill neeley is in london this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. american diplomats left tripoli weeks ago but their homes are now in the hands of militia men.
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the main embassy remains secure for now. but this is the first time that a u.s. facility has been overrun. in a country free falling into chaos, militia fighters celebrate their takeover of an american diplomatic compound. nbc news can't authenticate this video but the u.s. ambassador to libya says it shows an annex. the main homes abandoned quickly last month. all u.s. staff evacuated as fighting intensified. the government who controls are militias. thick takeover, an uncomfortable we minder of the killing of chris stevens and three other americans almost two years ago. tripoli is now a deadly battle ground. for weeks militias have vied for
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control. enflamed further by air strikes on libya from gulf states and egypt. libya is in tur moil, an american compound once again overrun, rival governments, hundreds of militias, and another foreign policy headache. and it's just one headache among so many for the obama administration. syria, iraq, not to mention ukraine. the president's foreign policy under fire. his handling of libya always contentious and now still an issue. >> bill neeley in london this morning. thanks. it was a chaotic day at an airport on monday. it started sunday afternoon when an alaskan airlines flight from seattle to atlanta made an unscheduled stop in kansas city because of an unruly passenger. the man was us courted off the plane. and then sunday night a terminal inside the airport was evacuated
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due to a bomb threat. nothing was found. two teenagers were rushed to a texas hospital sunday night after falling from a carnival right. it happened in el paso. one of the teens suffered serious injuries. they used a ladder to reach others stranded in the air. the cause of the accident is under investigation. and lesson learned for a drone pilot. you can see it going up high above a lake, but at one point the drone loses battery power and starts coming back to the earth. the guy on shore is starting to panic. first he goes for the boat. then he just empties his pockets and runs into the water just in time to make the catch. >> that's a really shallow lake. >> good thing the got to it. >> we had one of those with family photos recently.
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a photographer took photos of us. have you seen these things? >> they're amazing. we've done a lot of stories. >> they're not that expensive. >> but they're really loud though. >> thanks very much. >> on wheel, by the way. doing the news on one leg. >> hobbling around with a stress fracture, right? >> yeah. let's get a check of the weather from dylan. >> on this labor day, we have to keep an eye out on stronger storms stretching into missouri and eastern kansas. we could see large hail like we saw yesterday. damaging wind gusts also possible. your local forecast is coming up in just 30 seconds. what they ge, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work.
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that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. showers and thunderstorms last night, it will be a hot one this afternoon. highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. a chance of more showers and possible thunderstorms popping up today. the shower threat will be back tomorrow. temperatures 94 on tuesday afternoon. the showers take a break, the heat stays with us wednesday, thursday into the weekend with more showers and thunderstorms possible saturday into sunday. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thanks very much. now to the condition of beloved comedienne joan rivers. she remains in a hospital this morning with reports the situation may be dire. kristen dahlgren is outside mt. sinai hospital.
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good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this where joan rivers' family has been keeping vigil over this holiday weekend. there's no new update on her condition, but there are new worries. >> melissa, how is your mother? >> reporter: after rushing to her mother's bedside last week, melissa rivers has stayed mostly quiet releasing another short statement sunday saying only thank you for your continued love and support. we are keeping our fingers crossed. joan rivers was rushed to mt. sinai hospital after going into cardiac and respiratory arrest thursday. it is unclear how long rivers may have gone without oxygen but tmz is reporting the 81-year-old is on life support. >> am i the only one that thinks this is [ bleep ]? >> reporter: rivers is beloved by many. from celebrities like seth rogan who tweeted, i really need joan rivers to be okay.
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to "fashion police" co-host kelly osborn. for the first time i got down on my knees and prayed tonight. i encourage you to do the same for joan rivers my grandma. even workers at a restaurant she frequented who say she was just here wednesday night. >> she walked by. very sweet. >> reporter: but hours later rivers ended up here. the start of a now four-day vigil. her family by her side as fans and media wait for any word. rivers is described as resting comfortably. her former writing partner told reporters outside the hospital here over the weekend that he was with her at that dinner on wednesday night and in true joan rivers form, she joked about going in for that surgery. >> all right. kristen dahlgren, thanks so much. a lot of people rooting this morning for joan rivers. we include ourselves in that. sending our best to her and her family. meanwhile, carson daly is
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back in the orange room. >> good morning. >> welcome back. how's she doing? >> she's great. turns out and sleeps a lot. turns out these babies get very hungry. >> i think you know that by now. >> thank you for all the well wishes. thanks to everybody. >> you have something about the sports world. >> that's right. michael sam, first openly gay player drafted in the nfl. he did not survive the cut from 75 to 53 which is a tough cut to make. so everybody hopefully waiting now for michael sam if you're a fan. hopefully he can get on a practice squad. but it was big news over the weekend. social media going nuts. here's michael sam writing on twitter, the most worthwhile things in life rarely come easy. the journey continues. gil brandt says michael sam will play in this league just a matter of time.
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hopefully he'll get a gig, guys. back to you. >> we hope so. thanks so much. coming up, now the latest bizarre twist in the story of the usc football player and why police could be looking to make an arrest. and paper or plastic may become a thing of the past in one state. but first this is "today" on nbc.
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my skin is really silky smooth. new dove body wash. softer, smoother skin after just one shower. good morning, i'm vai sikahema, let's get our forecast from bill henley. >> there are still a few showers in the area, light stuff moving through. mostlycloudy with a few breaks of sunshine. the showers are dissipating. an isolated shower in burlington county. the chance of showers and thunderstorms for the rest of the area. temperatures in the 70s thousand head for 90 this afternoon. >> let's check in on the labor day traffic with katy zachry.
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>> an accident on 76 westbound, if the camera can pull out, this happened not too long ago between gladwyn and conshohocken. several vehicles involved. police just got to the scene. it's blocking things on the shoulder and the right hand lane. there are really too few cars on the road for this to cause a problem. we'll stay on top of it. i'll let you know if it's affecting traffic. if you are driving on ridge avenue into the roxborough section of philadelphia, avoid fire activity there by taking henry avenue or main street. revel casino will begin its two-day closing process starting today. at 11:00 a.m. the hotel will close and the casino will close tomorrow. revel is the latest of four casinos to have closed or planning to close this year.
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back now at 7:30 on this monday morning. labor day. the 1st of september 2014. that is adam levine and maroon 5 you're hearing. one of the hottest bands out there. they have sold more than 17 million albums and this morning they'll be performing live on a very packed plaza. the crowd just goes on and on and on. >> lots of screaming for mr. levine on the plaza. >> as you'd expect. >> they went up the avenue for blocks and blocks. >> it's going to be a party but in the meantime, let's look at what's making headlines. severe storms continue to roll through the country bringing torrential downpours, flash
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flooding, and damage. one boy was struck by lightning and killed. and militia groups have secured the u.s. embassy and residential compound there. video surfaced of men appearing to have a pool party. the state department is seeking additional details and says the situation on the ground remains fluid. and the show boat which opened for 27 years is the first of three atlantic city casino closures. the department of labor and workforce development is working to help laid off casino workers find new jobs. that's a lot of people. and coming up, is this the future of policing? hundreds of police departments have started to buy body cameras for their officers but is it always a good idea?
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we want to begin this half hour with a criminal investigation involving a usc football player. he made up a story about being a hero and now los angeles police are questioning him in connection with a possible crime. katy tur joins us with the latest on these twists and turns in the case. >> reporter: good morning. this was supposed to be the best time of usc josh shaw's life. captain of the football team, college degree in hand, ready to show off his talents for the nfl. but now shaw is under a cloud of suspicion. his future anything but clear. while josh shaw's teammates at usc are already making a lot of noise in their bid for a national championship, the team's star quarterback is being hit with a suspension after lying to coaches. it started last week when he said he sprained both his ankles
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while trying to save his nephew. then his name turned up at a disturbance at his girlfriend's home that same night 60 miles away. >> this whole thing started on a radio call about a screaming woman. our officers responded and ultimately took a burglary report that night. >> reporter: witnesses report seeing a man matching shaw's description scaling down the apartment balcony before running away. >> there's been an allegation made there was possibly a domestic violence incident that occurred. >> reporter: shaw has admitted to lying how he injured his ankles but after two interviews with police he has hired a criminal defense attorney known for representing attorneys like snoop dogg and rihanna. >> the reality is there's no domestic violence. there's no crime whatsoever. >> reporter: sources tell nbc news police believe shaw got into a heated argument with his girlfriend but she had no visible injuries and the couple is no longer cooperating. >> these are really difficult cases for the prosecution to put
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together especially when you have an uncooperative victim. >> reporter: detectives say it could take a hail mary. >> it's a long climb back. >> reporter: ultimately the district attorney's office will decide whether criminal charges are warranted in this case. but with roger goodell announcing tougher penalties for domestic violence, the stakes couldn't be higher for shaw's future. let's get a check of weather now from dylan. >> august was a nice month. now ironically we're getting into september and we're looking at some of our warmest temperatures so far. it's hot, humid, and we've got an area of high pressure pumping in the heat and humidity. want to show you just how warm it's going to be across parts of texas today where temperatures should get well into the prip
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triple digits. we'll top out in 90 in new york city. stay in the mid-90s through the carolinas. out west, temperatures will start cooling off a little bit. but on wednesday in good morning. a steamy start after thunderstorms and showers last night. high 80s to low 90s for the highs. a chance for thundershowers today. the shower threat back tomorrow. 94 for tuesday afternoon. the showers take a break, but the heat stays with us wednesday, thursday and into the weekend with more showers and thunderstorms possible saturday into sunday. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thanks a lot. police officers in ferguson, missouri, have begun wearing body cameras following the fatal shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. the act is gaining support across the country.
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and as gabe gutierrez reports, some are calling it the future of policing. >> reporter: from the police dash cam, takedown seems to come out of nowhere. but from other angle, one from a body camera a much clearer picture of what led to the arrest. >> you get to see what this officer saw. the guy wheeled around and hit him in the face. >> reporter: the police department started using body cameras nine months ago. >> it helps keep the officers accountable and helps the citizens feel safe. >> reporter: it's a department policy for the officers to turn on the camera every time they approach a citizen. this is the view from that camera. the officers say they turn it on at least a dozen times a day. so far at least 1200 u.s. law enforcement agencies have bought body cameras. there's now a renewed push for them after the shooting in ferguson, missouri. by next year denver hopes to
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equip its 800 officers. >> i think citizens have a right to know what the officers are doing. >> reporter: last year body cam video from daytona beach, florida, show sd what led to officers to fire at a man holding a knife to a woman's neck. and this shows a woman fleeing from officers in north carolina. a camera captured a teenager throwing a knife at police. >> these cameras are the future of policing. >> reporter: there are some concerns involving privacy and how these videos can be used in court. >> just because we put cameras on officers nowadays doesn't mean we're going to capture everything. >> reporter: but to far many are calling it a win/win. >> documentation, accountability, transparency is part of what we do now. and it should be. >> reporter: if a picture's worth a thousand words, to them these images are priceless. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> thanks a lot. those cameras certainly tell the
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♪ here's a question. paper or plastic? that familiar question is apparently facing extinction in california which could make history this month by becoming the first state to ban plastic bags. hallie jackson is live in los angeles. hallie, good morning. >> good morning, natalie. if this new california law goes into effect, you still have the option of paper or the reusable bags. but you may have to fork over another dollar or two to carry home your groceries. this california grocery store sill offers plastic bags for those who forget their own. >> i have some in my car and some hanging on my front door and yet i'm here with the plastic bags. >> reporter: but soon that option may be shelved for good. forcing shoppers who don't bring a bag and want one to buy one and pay at least 10 cents for the paper or reusable kind.
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>> you spend enough money in stores. now we've got to bring our own bags. >> reporter: california lawmakers just approved a bill to get rid of single use plastic bags at grocery stores and pharmacies starting next summer if the governor signs it into law. >> i think it's a win/win/win. good for the business, good for the economy, good for the environment. >> reporter: massachusetts and washington are also consider similar plans. and five other states are looking at taxes or fees anywhere from 1 to 15 cents per bag. >> after years and years and years of them trying to get more people to recycle plastic bags, the recycling rate is still only at like 5%. >> reporter: but with ads like these, the plastic bag industry has been lobbying hard against the ban. >> these manufacturers will lose their jobs. there's no question about it. >> reporter: and not all californians are ready for the rise of the reusable bag. >> some of them look disgusting.
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when you're behind somebody with those bags, it's ridiculous. >> reporter: this is just more convenient. >> yes. and it troubles as a trash bag once i get home. >> reporter: though shoppers have no shortage of opinions, it's up to the governor to decide whether these bags get sacked. and governor brown has until the end of this month to sign this bill into law or not. a lot of different perspectives on this one. >> yeah. thank you, hallie. i try to bring bags to the grocery store, but i often forgot. >> i run into the grocery store and forget. >> that's me every time. they're in the trunk. >> or you don't have enough. >> but they are nice. >> you have to haul your own stuff around. >> and maybe you reuse them as dylan does. >> i use them as crash like the guy on the tape said. coming up in "trending," kindergarten can really get to a kid. the before and after photos of one little boy's first day of school. i think that says it all. >> long day for that guy.
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make it with milk for a boost of protein. quaker up. all right. back to the orange room. carson has an important question for us. >> summer jam, everybody. it's labor day. the unofficial end of summer. let's take you back to the beginning of summer. in may we asked which would be the song of the summer?
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and you back then thought that the summer jam was going to be michael jackson. that's what you thought. however, here we are, summer's gone by. your new choices are this in september. "she looks so perfect," "all about that bass" and "fancy." that is the winning song so far. 29% megan treanor. you agree with that? >> i think "fancy" to me. i don't know much about "all about that bass". >> it's a new artist. megan treanor. very good. if you'd like to add a song you can. #orangeroom. we can continue this debate. >> "bang bang." that was a good one. that came later. >> the list goes on and on. >> i could do this all day. we're going to cut his mic right now. coming up next, adam levine
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good morning. i'm vai sikahema. let's get your labor day forecast from bill henley. how is it looking out there? >> muggy and cloudy. we're getting some breaks of sunshine and watching the radar which is showing another round of showers and thunderstorms moving through maryland and into delaware. these will be trending towards the cape may area. temperatures will be moving towards the 90 degree mark this afternoon. right now 74 degrees in the city. some spotty showers this morning, thunderstorms possible this afternoon. >> thank you, bill. let's check traffic with katy zachry. >> vai, we will start by looking at the blue route, 476 at reed road. your drive time there is no one on the road between 76 and 95 in both directions. about 17 to 18 minutes it will take you. there is a fire scene, a fire is
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out in roxborough but there is a scene out there. we're advised to tell you to avoid the area. that's on ridge avenue, take henry avenue or main street. avoid the art museum, ben franklin parkway inbound and outbound lanes are blocked because of cleaning up after the made in america concert. this morning many will be celebrating labor day in philadelphia with a parade. today's event will start at 11:00 this morning on south columbus boulevard and washington avenue. then it will end at the great plaza at penn's landing. there will be a festival until 2:00 this afternoon with activities for kids and adults. they will also have live entertainment. because today is a federal holiday, all philadelphia offices are closed today, city services will be reduced. there will be no trash pickup today in philadelphia, collections will be one day behind. we'll see you in a half hour.
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♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, bad band of mothe-- mothers. united in courage. four women celebrate a major milestone together. plus viva "today" from the halls of congress to the red carpet we look at the growing hispanic culture here in the u.s. and adam and the boys show off their moves as maroon 5 hits the plaza for a special labor day concert live. today, monday september 1st, 2014. ♪ >> we love maroon 5!
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>> our map leads to you! ♪ >> i'm so excited to see maroon 5. >> and welcome back to "today" on this labor day. i'm natalie morales alongside willie geist, dylan dreyer, kate snow. matt and al are off and savannah's still on maternity leave. >> i cannot see the end of the crowd. as far as the eye can see. adam levine getting ready for "the voice." maroon 5 with a new album out tomorrow. a very busy man. we are pumped.
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>> now married now. i'm sorry, ladies. we talk to him about life as a married man. >> how does he have time to do all this? >> all while wearing a tiny little white t-shirt. >> first we want to go into kate snow. >> good morning. key republicans and democrats are urging president obama to take stronger action against the global threat posed by isis. chris jansing joins us from washington. >> reporter: good morning. the pressure is building from leaders of the both the senate intelligence committee that the threat posed by isis needs to be dealt with swiftly. even diane feinstein suggested president obama has been perhaps too cautious. americans and other westerners have gone to syria to join isis. no one is saying there is a specific threat here but the concern is great enough that in
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british parliament today they're considering ways to make it easier to seize the passports of people believed to be isis sympathizers. meanwhile the president is considering a range of options. no decision, though, on targeting isis in syria. this labor day could be a stormy one in the midwest with severe weather expected from kansas to michigan. torrential rainstorms moved across the northeast on sunday along with damaging winds and a deadly lightning strike in pennsylvania. a celebrity hacking scandal has some of the world's most famous stars threatening legal action and doing damage control this morning. jennifer lawrence was among those depicted in racy photos posted online on sunday. the hacker also claimed to have pictures of singer rihanna, kate upton, and many others. some have reportedly said the
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photos are fake. the hacker may have obtained the images through an icloud leak that allowed access to the stars' smart phones. joan rivers remains in new york city at a hospital where she was admitted thursday after going into cardiac and respiratory arrest during throat surgery. rivers has been described as resting comfortably. her daughter melissa issued a statement on sunday thanks fans for all their support. also said, quote, we're keeping our fingers crossed. look at these amazing images from nasa. those are solar flares. it began last week with a mid-level flare. then more than a half dozen followed. they are powerful bursts of radiation. let's get another check of the weather with dylan. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by centrum
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silver multivitamins. for the most amazing parts of you. >> thanks, kate. good morning, everyone. we've got a great crowd. now, you were asking if you could be interviewed. >> yeah. >> is there any question you want me to ask? >> no. >> do you want to ask me a question? >> yes. >> what's your question? >> oh, we need the sunglasses first. you think of your question. we'll go to the weather and then come back. okay? let's look at the forecast across the country. especially through quincy, illinois, our pick city of the day today. we are going to see thunderstorms likely but then tomorrow we'll get a break and then more sun will redevelop on wednesday. your feels like temperature will be well into the 90s. it is going to be in the triple digits through texas. in the southeast it's hot and humid. southwest too. we are looking at the strongest threat of storms from michigan into eastern kansas. we'll see large hail and damaging wind gusts. those will be our biggest threats into the afternoon and tonight as well. so we will focus on that area.
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did you come up with your good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy start after showers and thunderstorms last night. going to be a hot one this afternoon. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s and chance of more showers and possibly thunderstorms today. the shower threat will be back tomorrow. look at the temperatures 94 degrees tuesday afternoon. the showers take a break, but the heat stays with us for wednesday, thursday and right on t into the weekend. more showers possible thursday into friday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thanks a lot. coming up in "trending," no ketchup for you. why some restaurants are saying no. plus a group of female veterans that helped each other recover from serious combat injuries and now they're marking a big milestone together. and maroon 5, ladies and a big milestone together. and maroon 5, ladies and gentlemen.
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petsmart®. we're back at 8:11. it's time for "what's trending" today. >> let's start on this labor day with the question, is the customer always right? have you ever been to a restaurant and asked for ketchup and given a flatout no? >> it's happened to me. >> in florida this restaurant has a blunt message. don't ask for ketchup. on its website they said we know, we know people love their ketchup. but honestly be ready. if you're over ten years old ketchup will not be provided. we simply ask that you trust us. don't even ask for salt either. they don't put the shakers on the table either. >> terrible. >> in my hometown in santa monica, california. great burger. i'm paying $15 for it.
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if i'm a paying customer and i choose for ketchup, they will not bring it. >> i like it the way i like it. >> it's the chef's call to say this tastes good without it. >> when you work hard and pay money for something if i wanted to put anything on it, soy sauce, it's up to the paying customer. >> if you ask for it on pasta or something i could see maybe no. but on a hamburger? >> very snobby, that behavior. >> it's not a gourmet place. it's a mom and pop type joint. >> this is nothing short of tyranny. i think we can all agree. >> absolutely. we like our ketchup. but mean while on our facebook page, we asked you is it rude for a restaurant to refuse ketchup? over 90% said it is rude. 10% siding with the restaurant. >> i think the chef makes the call. >> you do? >> i want to eat it the way they intended it to be eaten. >> let's get to heartwarming
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video. it's about a 7-year-old boy named avery. he's the son of university of nebraska assistant coach of basketball. he's battling leukemia. but in this video he learns he's been cleared to leave the hospital. >> guess what. >> what? >> we're going home today. [ screaming ] >> high five. >> now, avery still got a long road ahead of him, but what a wonderful moment. the internet has lit up with support. #averystrong. we want to add our sentiment to that. >> and just from being in the hospital myself having our baby, it's just getting home is everything. so nice to be home. thinking of avery. great story. for parents it's the most wonderful time of the year. why? your children are heading back to school. not wonderful for the kids,
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however. and the back-to-school blues are summed up in this before and after photos. there's the before photo. all shiny. there's the after. the smile is long gone. the backpack half slumped over. after one day of kindergarten, it's taken its toll on the young man. hang in there, buddy. >> my son is getting ready to start kindergarten. that could be his before and after. >> that's a half day, by the way. >> he picked out a backpack three times the size of him. >> so cute. >> natalie and kate, you love les mis. imagine your shopping at the mall and this happens. ♪
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so that's the cast of the orlando production at a local mall with "one day more" is the key song at the end. one witness said that she started bawling when she saw the red flag come out. >> that was in the mall? >> i would be waving my red flag. >> we did this story expecting you would be singing. so if you don't mind. yes. i recommend you do this at moem as well. carry on. >> i want to but their voices are so good. >> go ahead. ♪ one more day ♪ one day more >> nice. >> i didn't hear it. >> whatever. >> that's "what's trending" today. coming up, the band of mothers and their inspiring story. we are back in 30 seco
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when we talk about america's wounded warriors it's often a great story of strength and struggle. four iraq vets all amputees are sharing a different story about life after war. erica hill is here with a beautiful story. >> good morning. this is a fantastic story. when you talk with these four vets you can't help but smile because their joy over a shared new beginning is infectious and in many ways it's also miraculous. it's a moment and a milestone
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these wounded warriors weren't convinced they'd ever see. >> to think of where we've all come from and ten years later we're all having children of our own, i think it's a phenomenal story. >> reporter: ten years ago melissa stopwell was a soldier in iraq out for a routine patrol when a roadside bomb hit her humvee. she became the first female to lose a limb in operation iraqi freedom. by the end of 2004, she was one of five female amputees recovering at walter reed including army captain tammy duckworth now an illinois congressman who lost both her legs. >> and by the time i woke up my husband said all four women who were amputees before you were here to tell you everything was going to be fine. >> reporter: it was in those moments that their sister hood was born. one that today is taking on new meaning as four of them become mothers. >> i am so thrilled i'm going to
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be a mother here in four months. >> it's the first time the illinois representative has talked about her pregnancy on camera. >> so we went through many cycles and all the different varieties of ivf. being in the job that i have it was hard to keep it very quiet. >> caller: duckworth's baby girl is due in early december. right behind melissa stopwell's little boy in late november. dawn's son is now four months old. and danielle green byrd welcomed daniel just ten days ago. each new life a reminder of how far these soldiers have come. >> we share a special bond. then being able to share the war stories of mother hood or pregnancy, that's a new chapter for us. >> reporter: with the thought of mother hood and families, was it something you allowed yourself to think about or was there a time i you thought it was out for you?
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>> we wondered if it would be possible to have children. learned you can still have children and provide. but i think we have to find ourselves first. >> reporter: getting to this point hasn't been easy. but the bond they share has made the journey far less lonely. >> these women were there for me at the band of sisters when i went through the greatest pain, the greatest trauma in my life. and now we get to be together for the time of greatest joy. >> reporter: a joy they once barely dreamed of that now offers new hope to so many. and this band of mothers as they've now taken to calling themselves is already planning their first play date. dawn told us what she's looking forward to is teaching her sown about the incredible strength each of these women had and how they all came together. they're incredible. >> incredible women. >> what a group. all the men and women who serve in our military are exceptional.
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it's great to see them enjoying this happiness in the face of adversity. >> and have that bond together. >> fantastic. >> erica, great story, thank you. now we turn to our week-long series viva "today." celebrating hispanic heritage month. according to the u.s. census, there are 54 million latinos in the u.s. that's 17% of the population. but by 2050 the hispanic population will total 132 million. that's 30% of the population. so we're taking a look at hispanic heritage and culture and what it all means for the changing face of america. ♪ >> reporter: at 54 million, hispanics are the fastest-growing population in america and the youngest. one in four new births are hispanic and nearly one in five
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millennials. >> they are projected to become the largest by 2043 has profound implications. with size comes power and influence. >> reporter: there are 37 hispanic members in congress including two sisters california representative linda and loretta sanchez. 1.1 million hispanics are veterans of the u.s. armed forces. and 16% of newly enlisted active duty members of the military are hispanic. hispanics are also having an impact on the economy. they outspend non-hispanic on electronics, clothing, groceries, and beauty projects. and of course latinos are influencing our culture from music to the world of fashion. >> everyone from herrera and oscar de la renta to rodriguez who's at the forefront of fashion today. >> reporter: to hollywood. >> there is still no one who wields more power and influence
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than jennifer lopez. she has paved the way for so many other latinas to have similar success. >> reporter: to even our kitchen tables. >> look at what the most popular condiment is in america. it's not ketchup or mustard. it is salsa. that directly speaks to the influence hispanics have on the american culture. >> reporter: hispanics are the most active group on social media. >> staying connected has always been one of the signature characteristics of the hispanic population. now with technology that has evolved at rapid speed. >> reporter: and latino youths are having a profound impact on social media. >> it's exciting to see this young latino population develop its voice and develop as a force for change and for positivity. >> reporter: shaping our culture and changing the face of america. >> from the irish who came in to the italians who came in and now
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hispanics dominating the story, i think that it's only going to make the tapestry of american life that much richer. ♪ >> so we're all changing. i'm puerto rican and brazilian. and i'm sitting next to a muy caliente. >> i'm a firm believer that if the a cloth has the same kind of thread, same color, same texture, it would be a dull looking tapestry. i think our beauty and strengths in our differences. >> you're going to bring out a lot of your calienteness in the 9:00 hour. >> stay tuned. >> what do you hope people take away from this series? what do you think people watching at home will learn from
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this? >> that hispanics are really part of the culture of the mainstream already. we put our hearts -- we are decent, hard working people. we want to change this perception. this is a celebration, an appetite for what is going to be the heritage celebration month coming up. >> we're doing a lot this week to highlight how much the face of america is changing. when you see some of those statistics and you talk about things, for example, for salsa outselling ketchup. and you talk about tortillas outselling bread. it shows you we're out in full force. >> 54 million hispanics is a big number. and 130 million in four years is going to be a force to reckon with. and instead of fighting, we have to welcome it. we act accordingly and live accordingly. >> join us on the #vivatoday.
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good morning, i'm tracy davidson. looking at a steamy labor day. let's get the details of first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> humidity is high and that could fuel more showers. clouds are breaking for a little bit of sunshine, but they are about to increase. in fact, the risk of more showers is about to increase, not only for southern delaware, not only seeing rain in sussex county. along the coast today, the jersey shore and delaware beaches 86 degrees with occasional showers and a chance of thunderstorms. this morning revel casino will begin its two-day closing process. at 11:00 revel will close
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followed by the casino tomorrow and the property opened more than two years ago when the owners filed for bankruptcy twice. just the latest of four casinos to close or planning to close this year leaving thoub thousands of workers without a job. they have a plan to help laid off workers. beginning on wednesday they'll be at the convention center and linking them to social services and those concerned about making mortgage payments. you can count on nbc 10 for complete coverage. logon to nbc10.com for an entire section dedicated to the situation in atlantic city, including the time line of the casino closures and help available for those now unemployed. another local update in 25 minutes. always get the latest news and weather at nbc10.com. thanks for watching, now back to "today" show.
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♪ we're back now 8:30 on this monday morning on september 1st, 2014. we want to thank you for spending your labor day morning with us. and we have maroon 5! >> yes. it's huge. >> i can't get over this crowd. goes all the way back 49th street. we'll hear from the guys doing a couple songs in just a few
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minutes. we'll also get a chance to talk to adam levine about all going on in his life. meanwhile the u.s. open taking place here in new york city. and layla ali has stepped up about getting kids in shape. her response was a huge laugh in my face after saying i have a big serve. >> i wouldn't bet against her. also you have a labor day treat with us. >> well, it's maroon 5. they're here. they shot a music video recently back in l.a. "the voice" is in full swing. we'll talk to them about the new record. they'll perform in just a few minutes. >> let's get a check of the weather first. >> we're all packed in here like sardines, let's add humidity to it. we are looking at a humid day today across parts of the northeast. we are going to see that help to trigger some of the thunderstorms that will develop
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later on this afternoon and evening. it's back from the great lakes into parts of eastern kansas where we are going to see our threat of stronger storms. that's the damaging hail and wind gusts. tomorrow still unsettled. hot too. it'll feel like we're around 100 degrees. then back through the midwest we're still looking at scattered showers and storms but we will see some improvement to the heat. western half of the country is looking absolutely gorgeous. right along the coast good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy start after showers and thunderstorms last night. it's going to be a hot one this afternoon. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s and a chance of more showers and possibly thunderstorms popping up today. the shower threat, back tomorrow. look at the temperature, 94 degrees tuesday afternoon. the showers take a break, but the heat stays with us for wednesday, thursday and right on into the weekend with more showers and thunderstorms possible saturday into sunday. have a great day.
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>> and that is your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. let's head over to carson in the orange room with some news. >> that's right. one direction fans, if you're one of the biggest fans ever, we want to hear from you. this is what we've got going on right here. tell us in a video why you're the fband's biggest fan. you could win a chance to compete in one of the fan face-offs on air. we're accepting through 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. we'll hopefully see you in new york with 1d. the u.s. open is in full swing. we've got a match going on to kick off childhood obesity awareness month. the u.s. tennis association on a mission to get kids active. former professional boxer layla ali is the youth tennis spokesperson. nice to see you.
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>> nice to see you as well. >> shocking statistic, one in three children. >> i know. unfortunately these kids are likely to live shorter less healthy lives than their parents. >> so what's the first step here? how do we attack this problem? we know there is technology, video games. how do we get kids active? >> the problem is the obesity and the diseases these kids have, we have to keep them more active. the key is trying to get kids involved in sports and physical activity at a young age to get them hooked. they are using foam balls and small racquets and the court is shorter. i want my kid to be focused on having fun not necessarily the technique. but i appreciate they're making it easier to learn the technique. >> some shows are active but they give it up at an earlier age. i played sports every day of my life. how do you keep them doing it?
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>> i played tennis as a kid but i quit because it got technical. i think tennis is a great sport for kids to play. they are making it easier for them to play. >> these kids are good by the way. >> i'm going to grab a racquet. >> oh, lord. you always want to challenge me every time. >> i put on the boxing gloves and she mocked me openly. >> luckily this is not my sport but i am a competitor and athlete so i will kick your butt in anything. >> i don't doubt that. also not going to trash talk with an ali. >> yeah don't. >> you came right at me. trying to get into me. ready? >> uh-oh. that comes down hard. >> these little balls we told you about. so in case i do hit you in the head with one, it won't hurt. >> you got me. that's what i get. >> be careful, they're kids. >> we got a replay here, i'm
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told? okay. so tell me about free play. >> it's a program that the usta is doing. they can go to youth tennis.com. families can find out about it. find places around the country where all these opportunities will be there for them to play for free. >> i think it's a great idea. thanks, guys. up next, the moment you've been waiting for. maroon 5 performs. you sticking around for that? >> yeah. >> cool. first this is "today" on nbc. tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees.
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when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance?
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please welcome maroon 5. ♪ i miss the taste of a sweeter life ♪ ♪ i miss the conversation ♪ i'm searching for a song tonight ♪ ♪ i'm changing all of the stations ♪ ♪ i like to think that we had it all ♪ ♪ we drew a map to a better place ♪ ♪ but on that road i took a fall ♪ ♪ oh, baby, why did you run away ♪
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♪ i was there for you ♪ in your darkest times ♪ i was there for you ♪ in your darkest night ♪ but i wonder where were you ♪ when i was at my worst ♪ down on my knees ♪ and you said you had my back ♪ so i wonder where were you ♪ when all the roads you took came back to me ♪ ♪ so i'm following the map that leads to you ♪ ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ ain't nothing i can do ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ following, following, following to you ♪ ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ ain't nothing i can do ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ following, following, following ♪ ♪ i hear your voice in my sleep at night ♪ ♪ hard to resist temptation ♪ because something strange has come over me ♪ ♪ and now i can't get over you ♪ no i just can't get over you
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♪ i was there for you ♪ in your darkest times ♪ i was there for you ♪ in your darkest night ♪ but i wonder where were you ♪ when i was at my worst ♪ down on my knees ♪ and you said you had my back ♪ so i wonder where were you ♪ when all the roads you took came back to me ♪ ♪ so i'm following the map that leads to you ♪ ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ ain't nothing i can do ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ following, following, following to you ♪ ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ ain't nothing i can do ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ oh i was there for you ♪ oh in your darkest time ♪ oh i was there for you ♪ oh in your darkest night ♪ oh i was there for you ♪ oh in your darkest time ♪ oh i was there for you ♪ oh in your darkest night ♪ but i wonder where were you ♪ when i was at my worst
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♪ down on my knees ♪ and you said you had my back ♪ and i wonder where were you ♪ when all the roads you took came back to me ♪ ♪ so i'm following the map that leads to you ♪ ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ ain't nothing i can do ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ following, following, following to you ♪ ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ ain't nothing i can do ♪ the map that leads to you ♪ following, following, following ♪ ♪ >> maroon 5 will perform another song live in a moment. first this is "today" on nbc.
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back now and maroon 5 out with that big album we mentioned. it debuts tomorrow. good to have you back here. >> doesn't he look so great? >> carson, i'm having a wonderful time. >> you too are very cuddly. >> we were shooting season 7 of "the voice." you're super excited for the album. >> look at all these people, first of all. it's crazy. >> tell us about the album. how is it different? the fifth album. >> i think it's everything we've been all around which is kind of nice. also we have a majorly large announcement coming tomorrow about potentially maybe some sort of huge tour that's going to be happening very soon. so we're excited about that. >> so you got the album coming out tomorrow, maybe potentially a huge tour tomorrow. >> maybe potentially. >> you've got "the voice" going on. how do you squeeze it all in? >> that's a good question. but carson daly knows it's
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insanity. i want to be like carson when i grow up. >> you want to have 15 children? >> married with 15 children. >> how's married life? >> it's awesome. >> you like it? >> yeah, man. >> this guy works incredibly hard. we have glen stefani and pharrell williams part of our family. they bring a lot to the table. >> they're amazing. it's so much fun. we've been lucky to have great people on the show all the time. it's been a revolving door kind of. they're no different. >> how is adding the new judges changing the dynamic? >> it definitely changes it. but we've been lucky because every time it's been great. you never know but they're so wonderful. it's a blast. >> adam will come to set and say check out the band's new song and then we'll listen to it for weeks and now three of the songs on the record are on in the top 50 on itunes. >> crazy. >> you got even more excited about the record just knowing
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that. >> it's kind of weird. i'm so much more excited -- i'm most excited about this one. i think it's amazing. everyone seems to love it so far. the songs are fun to play live. it's great. >> we're going to play an old school meaning last year song. >> we talked about this guy, but he has a great band behind him. >> these are my boys right here. >> all right. check them out. >> go ahead. ♪ ♪ you and i go hard at each other like we're going to war ♪ ♪ you and i go rough throwing things and slamming the doors ♪
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♪ you and i get so dysfunctional we stop keeping score ♪ ♪ you and i get sick ♪ we can't do this no more ♪ but baby there you go again, go again making me love you ♪ ♪ yeah i stop using my head, using my head ♪ ♪ let it all go ♪ on my body like a tattoo ♪ and now i'm feeling stupid, feeling stupid crawling back to you ♪ ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ and i know i said it a million times ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ try to tell you no but my body keeps on telling you yes ♪ ♪ try to tell you stop but your
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lipstick got me so out of breath ♪ ♪ and i be waking up in the morning probably hating myself ♪ ♪ and i be waking up feeling satisfied but guilty as hell ♪ ♪ but baby there you go again, there you go again making me love you ♪ ♪ yeah i stop using my head, using my head, let it all go ♪ ♪ i got you on my body like a tattoo ♪ ♪ now i'm feeling stupid, feeling stupid crawling back to you ♪ ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ and i know said it a million times ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ yeah baby give me one more
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night ♪ ♪ yeah baby give me one more night ♪ ♪ yeah baby give me one more night ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ baby there you go again, there you go again making me love you ♪ ♪ and i stop using my head let it all go ♪ ♪ got you on my body, on my body like a tattoo ♪ ♪ eh, eh, eh ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ and i know i said it a million times ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪
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♪ all right. the maroon 5 party continues out here on our plaza. i know willard scott is a huge maroon 5 fan. let's get special birthday wishes from our good buddy willard scott. hey, willard. >> listen, gang. have i got a place for you when you come to beautiful connecticut. lot of great places to see along the shore. this is the best. check it out. happy birthday in silver spring, maryland. one of the great towns in america. and her name is esther stoler. she is 100 years old today. we wish her a happy birthday. hey ruby. ruby, don't take your love to town. ruby french, fresno, california. she's 100 years old today. we wish her a very happy birthday.
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everybody loves her. she has friends all over the place. take a look at andrew. andrew freddie cross. he's got three names. he's very important. 104 years old. he's a handsome devil. we wish him well. jose puga. he is 100 years old today from el paso, texas. truly one of the great towns in america. we wish him the best at everything. that's it, gang. i hope you're having as much fun up there in new york city as we are in stonington, connecticut. >> all right, willard. thanks very much. we've got more coming from maroon 5 in the next hour. >> we're going to do as many songs as you want us to do. >> hang out all day. can you all stay all day? is that okay? >> yeah, that's fine. >> i think they're going to stick around. >> we've got a lot coming up at 9:00. we're going talk about more viva "today." then testing out old wives
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good morning, i'm tracy davidson. a steamy day ahead, let's get the details from first alert meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> temperatures climbing and we're watching for showers. some breaks of sunshine, but mostly cloudy day. a live view from the loew's hotel in center city. rain moving into delaware and showers moving to the east, cape
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may be on the lookout for a few scattered showers and the rest of the area as the temperatures climb could not only see showers but pop-up thunderstorms today. already 79 degrees in wildwood and middle 70s in philadelphia heading towards 90 this afternoon. a bucks county high school will be open today to provide grief counseling after three students were killed in a crash in northeastern pennsylvania. an suv overturned saturday morning near the poconos. the boys were incoming sophomore in holland. grief counselors will be at the high school this afternoon for students and their families. classes will begin tomorrow as scheduled. all athletes. three other students were hurt in the crash, they have not been identified. police are looking for the person who pulled the trigger in a deadly shooting in southwest philadelphia. this happened around 10:30 last night near 60th and almond. police say the victim was hit several times in the chest, died a short time later. they have not released the
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victim's identity. philadelphia police are looking for the gunman in early morning shooting that left a woman hurt. this happened just before 6:00 this morning. police tell us the woman was shot in the leg and is in stable condition. i'm tracy davidson. another local update in 25 minutes and you can always get the latest news and weather at nbc10.com and also download our weather app. watch any approaching storms in your neighborhood. now back to "today" show. have a great day.
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>> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this beautiful monday morning, the first day of september. it is labor day 2014. hope you're having a wonderful holiday weekend. i'm willie geist along with natalie morales. we are fortunate this morning to have maria celeste joining us at the table all week long. >> it's longtime overdue. you used to visit us every once in awhile back. >> we brought in maroon 5 for
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you. we called them and said they'd be in. >> all my friends said you're going to be with the sexiest man alive from 2013. now he's the sexiest married man. >> yeah. a lot of long faces out there after the wedding. >> first time he was wearing his wedding band on the microphone. there he is. >> i noticed that too. all the girls were making sure he was wearing the band. >> i didn't notice that. that crowd out there, when we got here this morning we said wow. >> in fact, jenna wolfe was trying to make her way in, she couldn't get through the crowd. >> adam and the guys here promoting their fifth studio album. and they will have another song coming up in this hour. >> there's been a lot of rough weather this labor day weekend. unsettled weather out there. torrential downpours here along the east coast with flooding, lightning strikes even.
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in the midwest they dealt with damaging winds, large hail in parts of iowa, nebraska, and kansas. it's going to be something we're watching again. dylan will give us the forecast in just a little bit. >> and it got hot all of a sudden. waited until the end of summer. had this cool, nice summer here in the new york area. now it's hot and muggy. >> i almost didn't make it because of the weather. it was so windy we were circling around new york for almost an hour and a half. i said after all this i'm not going to make it for viva "today." >> you made it. >> in one piece. >> as i was picking out what i was going to wear this morning, it was labor day so i thought is this the last day i can wear white. and immediately pulled out an all white outfit. i'm all for breaking rules but people will point out if you're not wearing something appropriately enough after labor day. i don't know. maria you're in a different part
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of the world. in miami you break rules all the time. >> it's funny because in miami we do everything to pretend we don't have an eternal summer. we take advantage of the one day that is 50 degrees in miami and we wear everything fall. so we don't really wear white. however in puerto rico where i was born, you can wear white all year long. in the hispanic world we have the perception that wearing white makes you look fat. we try to stay away from it. >> i think there's some truth to that. >> you can wear it. >> sometimes i shun white. especially the lower half of me. >> so you're going to roll the dice and go white after labor day this year? they say it's out the window. >> i think you can wear a white blouse or top. the white jeans, maybe pack them away. >> it depends on the fabric also. >> i think the color of the winter white. if it's white white, it's different. the ivory look.
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>> fine. i'll wear my white suit tomorrow. >> white cargo pants you wore on the show once. >> i wish they were cargo. they were capris. >> i think white is a lucky color. this is a good trivia. more miss universes have been crowned wearing a white gown than any other color. >> well, if you're in the competition, wear white now. >> i did not see that coming. that is a great factoid. >> it's innocent. i don't know. right? >> it's like a bride. stands out in the crowd. >> it sure does. like red. >> this story is alarming. a lot of you probably read about this today. more than a hundred celebrities had their phones hacked from the cloud. we're all in the cloud these days. nude photos first posted on the site. celebrity targets included jennifer lawrence, kate upton, kirsten dunst. a rep for jennifer lawrence said this is a flagrant violation of
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privacy. the authorities have been contacted and will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of jennifer lawrence. another responded on twitter. to those of you looking at photos i took with my husband years ago in the privacy of our own home, hope you feel great about yourself. i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this. feeling for everyone who got hacked. victoria justice denied any of the photos were of her saying these so-called nudes of me are fake, people. let me nip this in the bud. pun intended. we reached out to apple for comment in this. but no word back. >> creepy b indeed. >> they're threatening to post more. >> right. >> and some of the know tphotos selfies or taken by somebody else. >> the concern is obviously i always feel like the cloud just seems like this ominous, what is the cloud? everything gets backed up on the
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cloud these days. if they can hack the cloud for photos, they can hack for your bank information and everything else you store in your computer. >> i didn't realize, too, texts come up on the cloud. so if my wife is on her ipad and somebody texts me, that comes up on her screen. i got nothing to worry about, but it's all nup the cloud. >> i think you can disengage that aspect. >> you can? how do you do that? >> i just know these things. >> walk me through that after the show. this is scary knowing that people are able to do that and then post them. there were some celebrity sites who put the pictures up and then took them down. >> ariana grande was one of them. we're not showing the pictures for obvious reasons, but they're out there. >> and you hope they can track down whoever did this and they can pursue this person. because this is clearly an invasion of privacy. all right. so not that we care to oust
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anyone for bad driving, but apparently boston is home to some of the worst drivers of any u.s. big city. sorry, guys, but this is according to all state insurance company. a boston driver on average will get into a collision every 4.4 years. best drivers they say are in phoenix. so get into a collision every nine and a half years or so. have you ever been in a crash? >> oh, yeah. >> i'm sure you're an extremely good driver. >> when i was young i hacked a couple trees with my cars. >> you god lucky. >> you crash ever? >> i have crashed. but not every four years. i'm not a boston member. >> miami is not good for driving. >> no, it's not. i wanted to know -- i failed to check it out. but i'll keep you posted. it's interesting because there was a particular incident of a colorado woman that was driving and texting at the same time.
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she alleges she was using the voice text app and then all of a sudden she looked down to make sure it was accurate before she pressed send and at that point she hit a guardrail and the pole went through her -- piercing her thigh and her buttocks. >> apparently she's doing to be okay. this is a photo of what they had to remove from her. she was in the parking lot of her daughter's middle when this happened. apparently now she's been through surgery and is going to be okay. >> let's see if we've got some sound on that. >> i'm truly a miracle. they said if it had gotten just a lult bit the other way i would have bled out. devastating knowing that i could have prevented it to begin with. >> crazy. the firefighters had to saw off the front and back ends of the pole to get her out of the car to begin with. >> there's a reason not to text and drive right there.
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how often are you sitting in your car and you look over at the other drivers when you're basically at a stand still at a traffic light and it seems like everybody is checking their phone in that instance. even if you're stopped you still need to be present. >> not even a second looking away from the road. >> it's illegal in most states. >> you're lucky it's at the spotlight. a lot of times it's down the road. >> what i find interesting even though there's this horrible accident, we're so social media oriented that afterwards they took a picture. >> yes. >> as we mentioned maria is here part of our in additiontive this week viva "today." celebrating hispanic culture as we head towards national hispanic heritage month. that's september 15th to october 15th. there are 53 million hrispanics in america. and it's rising.
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and hispanics as you told us this morning are transforming our culture and politics. >> economy. >> you would think we don't have television at home. we do. we do. but you know what? we're firm believers in family. we like to have big families and have them be very united. that's our strength as an ethnic group. >> i feel more and more hispanics a lot of time people say to me you don't look hispanic. i was like well what does a hispanic look like to you? we come in all different shapes, sizes, colors of our skin, colors of our eyes. it's very different. there are hispanics from so many different -- i mean, there are so many different hispanics out there. you can't put a stereotype on them. >> you can't. they're all different. the other day i was reading an article about a governor mistakenly spoke to a student addressing immigration and he immediately thought he was
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referring to an undocumented immigrant. that wasn't the case. it turned out to be a person that has legal papers in order and everything. you can never assume. >> i cover politics in the other half of my life and both parties it's their number one priority. getting ahead of this shift. you're not, if you don't woo hispanic voters you're screwed moving forward. >> we have to just embrace it. >> absolutely. let's get a check of the weather now from dylan. what's going on over there? >> more storms on this holiday weekend. we had wild weather yesterday and we are going to see more storms fire up. especially back through the midwest today. look at missouri right now. we had intense storms move out of kansas. they've weakened a bit and they weren't severe in nature. but they still produced torrential downpours. it's very dangerous. we are going to see widespread scattered showers and storms. some could produce some hail and damaging wind gusts. it's in this area in red into michigan where we could see our
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strongest storms today. into st. louis. indianapolis included in that as well. those will fire up later on this afternoon and into this evening. here you see right around 9:00, 10:00, right through st. louis. that's when we're expecting some of our heaviest storms to move through. but also watch out for flash flooding. some of these areas could end up with 2 to 3 inches of rain falling in a that's a look at the w good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy start after showers and thunderstorms last night. going it be a hot one this afternoon. highs in the upper 80s and low 9 os and a chance of more showers and possibly thunderstorms popping up today. the shower threat, it will be back tomorrow. look at the temperature 94 degrees tuesday afternoon. the showers take a break, but wednesday, thursday and right on into the weekend with more showers and thunderstorms possible saturday into sunday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. back over to you guys. >> thanks a lot. coming up next, get ready to
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start of a new month, we're going to help you get yore calendars filled up with red hot entertainment. >> from the return of football to barbara streisand, there's a bunch to keep us busy. >> entertainment weekly host is here. you're starting off with a bang. garth brooks going on tour. a lot of people have been waiting for this. >> absolutely. this is a guy in 2000 said i'm taking time off. i want to raise my three daughters. he's back with a world tour which is technically just two cities in america, but he does not need to be constrained by mere words like world. >> and he's got a special guest. >> tricia yearwood his wife.
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you know the saying, happy wife, happy tour. >> very wise. coming up this sunday, sunday night football is back. that means it's nfl season. >> sunday night football is back. it's the biggest night on tv. forget the oscars, the emmys. it's all about sunday night. the previous thursday kicks off football with the seahawks, the super bowl champs playing. so i would like to personally thank the nfl for two nights when i will fight with my husband over clicker control. >> that's right. >> not fans of football? >> i'm a fan of other things. >> we also have pitbull and enrique iglesias gearing up for a tour. >> their last tour made more than $30 million. and when they announced this tour on twitter, it was trending within minutes worldwide which i'm sure did not hurt pitbull's ego as he refers to himself as mr. worldwide. >> they're very good friends.
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he always says he likes to go to pitbull on tour because he goes to bed after the concert but pitbull doesn't allow it. partying afterwards. >> this is going to be a big film. "the drop" starring the late james gandolphini's last performance. >> it's just so, so sad because it is his final film performance. >> very believable here. babs comes out with a new album. >> this is amazing. >> now she's back with partners. she's teaming up for duets with micha michael buble, andrea bocelli. and also a spot on for her son.
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>> there's also an elvis song. that will be incredible. >> and the iheartradio festival. >> that's going to be huge. it's the annual music festival in vegas. amazings current stars like lorde and ed sheeran and one direction, nicki minaj. also motley crewe who i'm sure has spandex pants older than the other performers. >> i'll be watching absolutely. how about "this is where i leave you." >> you've got tina fey and jason bateman. they're siblings who return to their childhood home when their father dies. in case the cast wasn't big enough, you have jane fonda playing their over-sexed mother. >> and a new show called "how to get away with murder." >> i love the premise of this. >> the premise is amazing.
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by the way, finally fall tv is coming. viola davis plays a law professor and she gets very involved with her students. it's from the creator of "grey's anatomy" and "scandal". those shores are on back-to-back on thursday. >> all right. jessica shaw, great stuff as always. coming up next, i'll get you out the door with all the news you need. and we've heard our share of old wives tales. but today we'll hear which ones are true. but today we'll hear which ones are true. >> the answe i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way.
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the arrest. just last week the league announced new penalties for players involved in domestic violence including a six-game suspension for first-time violators. an aconic atlantic city casino has closed its doors. the showboat is the first of three atlantic city closures in three weeks. the rebel casino will close tomorrow and the trump plaza on september 16th. another closed in january. for years we heard a glass of wine each day can prevent heart disease. but now moderate wine drinking is only protective in people who exercise. the study followed 150 adults with mild to moderate risk of cardiovascular disease. when they measured one year later they found no added benefit except for those who drank wine and did more exercise. and it was a disappointing holiday weekend for the movie studios at the box office.
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crave those crazy squares even more. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. steamy out there, bill? >> yeah. very high humidity and mostly cloudy skies but there are some bright spots. take a look at the pocono mountai mountains. this is the view on sky top lodge. meantime, to the south, it's rain that's falling in southern delaware, while the temperatures climb, 76 degrees in atlantic city and mt. pocono at 70 and 76 in northeast philly. sunshine will be breaking through the clouds at times with the humidity stays. revel casino hotel will begin its two-day closing process this morning one day after a neighboring casino shut
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down. in about an hour and a half revel hotel will close followed by the casino tomorrow morning. the property opened a little more than two years ago and the owners filed for bankruptcy twice. revel is the latest of four casinos to close or planning to close this year, leaving thousands of workers without a job. meantime, the state is stepping in to help workers affected by the casino's closing. starting wednesday, the department of labor and workforce development will join the unite here union at the atlantic city convention center for one week. linking workers to social services to helping those concerned about making mortgage payments. if you use septa 69th street transportation center you can now pay as you enter. up until now people who were exiting had to pay at the front while other riders were getting on. the change is designed to get commuters in and out of septa vehicles faster. the pay as you go program is already in effect on all other septa routes. another live update in 25
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welcome back to "today" on this monday morning. it's the first day of september 2014. happy labor day to all of you watching at home. i'm here with natalie and maria celeste of telemundo. so what's in a name? one fight to have before your wedding. one says the biggest blowup happened over names. specifically women's names on the wedding invitations. there was a hard time to find them to refer to them by their own first names opposed to the old fashioned mr. and mrs. robert smith, for example. but it's not just wedding invites. mr. and mrs. husband's name found on mail from alumni
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organizations, church group charities, junk mail marketers. >> we get it all the time. people just assume mr. and mrs. joe rhodes in my case. and i do think it's kind of old school. it would be nice, natalie morales-rhodes is my married name. that would be great. >> you like the full name? >> yeah. >> i always get my last name. in latin countries most women take husband's last names in addition to their last names. >> it's like a middle name. >> yes. it implies belongs to. that connotation that a woman has no value unless she belongs to a man kind of bothers me. i wonder how it would be for if willie geist would be willie
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geist-sharky. >> let's be clear. everybody knows this. you don't have to write it. let's make it official. she's the same way. she moved her maiden name to be her middle name. >> and to do it with their kids. like savannah did. it keeps an identity there. >> i did it with my children. i always say two names. >> i like it. >> you think i'm going to drop the hyphen. >> then you have five names sometimes. >> starting today i'm sharky. >> my problem is i get mail addressed to mr. dylan dreyer. >> you have a different problem. >> mine is a whole different issue. i want to refuse to pay the bill
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coming to mr. dylan dreyer. we have storms today into the plain states. kansas, oklahoma. we could see large hail like we saw yesterday a little further west. we could also see damaging wind gusts. tornadoes would be isolated. even up and down the east coast it is so unbearably humid up and down the east coast with the feels like temperature into the 90s. that could trigger a couple of storms later on today. shouldn't be severe, but we could see still heavy downpours that cause some of that flash flooding like we saw yesterday. back through the middle of the country we're going to see that humidity drop. temperatures look awesome in the upper 70s and low 80s. west coast looking nice as well. below average in the desert southwest along the california coast. so it is looking like a nice day across the country through the western half of the good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy start after showers and thunderstorms last night. it's going it be a hot one this
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afternoon. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s and a chance of more showers and possibly thunderstorms popping up today. the shower threat, it will be back tomorrow. look at the temperature, 94 degrees tuesday afternoon. the showers take a break, but the heat stays with us for wednesday, thursday and right on into the weekend with more showers and thunderstorms possible saturday into sunday. have a great day. >> and that is your latest forecast. >> thanks very much. it is now time to put some old wives tales to the test. >> that's right. you've heard about natural remedies for just about everything from whitening your teeth and relieving muscle pain. so which one really works. >> good morning. >> how are you? ready for fun here? >> absolutely. >> the first question here is which wild wives tale can help produce muscle cramping? we have orange juice, cranberry juice, or pickle juice. let me know your answer by
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taking a sip of one of the shots. >> i know because of after the marathon i drank it. >> in a 2010 study they show that pickle juice can switch off the reflex that causes cramping. >> i hate pickle juice. >> so next which wild wives tale can help eliminate foot odor? we have soaking your food in vodka, rubbing your foot with a tennis ball, or spraying your foot with hair spray. all wrong. soak your foot in vodka. alcohol is alcohol whether it's rubbing alcohol or drinking alcohol. it's a disinfectant. >> so just pour it in. >> it's an inexpensive way to do it. >> something to do with hour, i'm guessing. >> absolutely. which remedy can help restore
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and rehydrate your hair? we have petroleum jelly, peanut butter, or avocado. >> for sure avocado. >> i agree with that. >> all winners. >> the avocado has healthy fats that help rehydrate your hair. >> you just rub it through your hair. >> like a deep conditioner. i'm sure you deep condition often. >> constantly, yes. >> all right. >> okay. so which one if you swish in your mouth can help reduce plaque and bacteria in your mouth? we have prune juice, coconut oil, and mashes bananas. >> coconut oil. >> i'm going to go bananas. >> coconut oil. >> a lot of the celebrities are doing this now. >> exactly. so coconut oil has antibacterial properties. there's a chance it can reduce
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the omit of bacteria in your mouth as well. >> speaking of whiter and brighter teeth, eating which of these can help whiten and rem e remooremove stains on the teeth? vanilla pudding, strawberries or peanuts. >> you guys are cheating now. >> strawberries. there's an e stringent that helps it. >> real quick let's do the last one. >> the last one, which one of these foods is also an aphrodisiac for men? we have hot sauce, chocolate covered strawberries or pumpkin seeds. >> i'm thinking the chocolate. >> which one was this? >> hot sauce. >> i'm going with the hot sauce. >> it's pumpkin seeds. >> not that we need any more.
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>> they have low levels of zinc. >> i'm still going with chocolate. >> thanks so much. >> my pleasure. coming up next, we're firing up the grill one last time today. up the grill one last time today. we have just the burge did you know enamel is your uteeth's first line of defense? today. we have just the burge but daily eating and drinking can leave enamel rough and weak. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste its unique formula replenishes weak spots with natural calcium... ...and gently polishes... ...for strong, healthy enamel. strengthen the enamel that protects your teeth. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste. replenish and polish for healthy enamel. colgate. #1 brand recommended by dentists.
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>> we're going to start with the mocktails. we want to cool down a bit. we have to lower the temperatures. so that is a mojito that i'm making with a little bit of grapefruit, a tiny bit of honey or molasses. i'm using mint to give it that fresh flavor. >> that's really nice. >> it's tart, but good. >> what do you do if you want alcohol? >> you add some rum. mix it together same process. but then you have this for the kids and that for the grownups. >> how about vodka? >> anything works. we're going to make an amazing burger. packed full of flavor, super easy to make. especially if you're grilling outdoors. we're going to start, you're going to help me. >> all right. get it from the kitchen here. >> i'm going to show you what the meat looks like. i'm using ground chuck and add a bit of ground bacon. i'm using a center cut that has more meat than fat.
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i'm going to mix it together to give it that smokey flavor that bacon has but it's inside the meat. once it's mixed up like that, we're going to make some patties. we season of course with salt and pepper. i like to season directly on top of the burger. and season heavily? why? because we're going to put the is in the grill and a lot of that seasoning is going to stay stuck to the grill. we're going to put that on the grill. here is the trick. i'm going to cook that 20 seconds. and every 20 seconds i'm going to start flipping the burger. why? because if i leave it on high heat, it's going to burn. so i flip it constantly. what i'm doing is cooking and creating that beautiful crust on the outside but i'm keeping a very moist and juicy center. that is key. >> every 20 seconds? >> 20 seconds. >> wow. >> with the poblano peppers here? >> yes. i'm going to show you. to me they're amazing.
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they have this amazing flavor. and i'm just going to char them a little bit. then i'm going to bring them over to this side where what i'm going to do is just take a knife. the smell is just amazing. we're go i think to take the skin off. it's super simple. then take the back of the knife and scrape the skin. >> we're running out of time. >> that's the final product. >> we be the queso on top. then we use a nice bit to put on top. >> all right. chef, thanks. more on our website. >> thank you. >> more on today.com. pleasure to have you on. >> we'll have maroon 5 with one more son we are a collection of smalls. a home saved. a hero homebound for a new opportunity. a kitchen that kick starts careers wells fargo invests in our communities a little differently.
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good morning, i'm vai sikahema. that grill is not the only thing sizzling today. let's get our forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> the crowd is building at the shore, in spite of lots of clouds and the possible of some showers. the live view from the market and the radar shows some activity in southern delaware passing to the south of cape may and still a chance of a shower during the day today.
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temperatures have been climbing. 79 in wildwood and 78 in northeast philly andp 7 in wilmington. into the middle 80s at the shore. keep an eye on the sky for a chance of shower and just a slight chance of a thunderstorm. a bucks county high school will be open to provide counseling after three students were killed in a crash in northeastern pennsylvania. an suv with six people inside overturned early saturday morning in paupack wain county. three kids died and three were hurt. school officials say the boys who died were incoming sophomores at council rock high school. grief counselors will be at the school from 1:00 to 4:00 this afternoon for students and their families. classes will begin tomorrow as scheduled. the three victims shamus digney, colin keffer and ryan lesher and three others not identified. two other philadelphia businesses assessing the damage after a fire this morning. this happened at 5:00 this
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zimplt from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hey, everybody. welcome, welcome. it's fun day monday, but not just any monday. it's september 1st. it's happy labor day. >> happy labor day. this is one of those things. a lot of people are going to be on the road traveling home today, so we're going to help you out here. we're going to tell you when the best time is to drive home because a lot of people are on the road. >> 34 million. they're traveling more than 50 miles from home. then add millions more that are just going to see grandma down
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the street. >> yes. >> here's when you should not, not, not be on the road. >> i think people know this. >> 4:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. >> yeah. sfwroo well, sometimes you think, oh, i'll go at 9:00. that's late enough. they're saying the roads are going to be way congested between 4:00 and 10:00. try to go before 4:00 or after 10:00. >> here's the other thing too, though. it's so weather-dependent. if it's been a beautiful weekend, nobody wants to leave. they ju want those last, last rays. try to pull yourself away and get hfd the game. >> i always leave early on my last day of vacation. >> you do? >> yeah. because i like to have -- i don't like to get home late and then rush off to work. >> too much can go wrong. >> travelocity.com says these are the three most popular cities to visit over on labor day. >> here they are. los angeles. seattle. number one -- the number one city to visit is new york city. >> yeah. they're all great.
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>> of course. we want to play a little game. these are always fun. we're going to ask if you can spot the celebrities because a lot of celebs, we've intrufd, they said they got their break in a commercial. >> if it hadn't have been for commercials, i would have starved to death in los angeles. ready to leave the whole business. i was working as a singer in vegas and stuff like that, but i hadn't gotten any acting. bloo what milit >> what commercial did do you? >> i did lysol, anything with food in it or required singing. i didn't get them for a year. then all of a sudden i got five. >> you got a lot. here it is. the website the daily dot tracked down. >> the daily dot. >> let's see if you can name the celebs that did commercials. this is for preparation h. >> i love that stuff. >> with the oxygen action of preparation h. pure oxygen shrinks flaming red tissues as it often relieves pain and itch for hours. >> it is. >> preparation h. >> what's the guy on "breaking
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bad." brian cranston. >> oh, my -- oh, we can't see the side-by-side. >> he is such a sweetheart. >> that's -- that was shocking. >> timber of his voice is so much higher. >> this is brown's chicken. >> big news for brown's chicken. >> cholesterol free oil. we now have cholesterol free batter too, so our chicken is cooked completely cholesterol-free. it tastes just as great as always. we figure a lot of people would like our new healthier way of cooking, but quite frankly, the response has been better than we had anticipated. brown's chicken, it tastes better and it's better for you. >> steve correll. >> isn't that amazing to see what they were like then? >> still has personality. remember bubble yum bubble gum. my favorite. let's see who it is.
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>> this is a chunk of super soft bubble yum bubble gum. >> leo decaprio. leo decaprio. >> yeah, i can see it. >> big mouth-busting bubble yum. keeps it popping. >> leonardo decaprio. >> isn't that something? >> oh, my gosh. that is so cool to see how people began. i love seeing that. everybody hopes. >> people pay their bills doing commercials out there while they're waiting for their big break on everything. remember john hamm was here a couple of weeks ago, and he said he did the espy awards commercial, and that's what got him -- >> so funny. it's always nice to know where someone began. here's a question for you. >> from glamour making sfwleen. >> do you tell your co-workers how much money you make? do you know? do you share it with friends? now that i guess glamour is saying it's sort of like not so much tabu anymore to talk about your salary. >> i think it's very tacky, but
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they say three-fourths of women have discussed how much money they have made with your best friend. maybe you're trying to -- say you want to get ahead in the world and you want to get a raise, and you say how do i go to my boss and i'm making this, and i need -- i can see how it would come out with a best friend, but talking to co-workers. >> i think -- you did this for me once. you said to me -- i won't -- you said, look, if you're not making x, you're -- you know, you aren't making what you should be making. you know what i mean. >> i gave you an amount. >> you gave me an amount. >> did that help in your negotiations. >> nobody listens to me. okay? at least i had an idea. >> you know what, my dad used to say to me. you know what something is worth. i say what? whatever something is willing to pay for it. find out what you're worth in the marketplace. you'll find out. >> you know what, if you want to -- i had this with karen. she was doing a job that i originally had, and i told her exactly what i was making during that job. >> that makes sense, though. >> to help them out.
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>> that's different. first of all, yeah, you are just going to cause all kinds of problems. there are already big problems in the world war i place. >> right. >> don't we know it? all right. that number is doubled. you know why that is, hoda, because everybody's junk as you say is out there. everybody talks about everything. when your sex life is no longer sacred to people, you'll talk about every aspect of that, then why not talk about what you make? >> i don't think -- >> people are older having sex and making your money that way. then you know -- then it's all fine. all right. >> let's move on. here's another study, and tell us if you think this is true, though. they say that women with masculine names that are easy to pronounce move up more quickly in the business world. like if your name is joe or joe ann. >> what about arianna huffington.
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>> bobbi thomas. >> you can think of people with masculine names, and maybe men have an easier time with it. >> i don't think that -- i guess they say it's true. i think it's the individual and their -- what they're capable of doing. martha stewart. they had a very particular gift and brand, and her name could have been steve, and she would have -- you know? >> but your name can -- like i remember being younger and wanting to wish my name away. there are sometimes if it's too weird, it's not easy. >> i understand that in your case because it was -- it's -- it's a very unusual name, and people were butchering it all the time. >> yes. >> you even added an e. >> kotb. that didn't work. >> sounds like hoda kotb. you know what. you know what. >> here's the thing that can work the other direction for you.
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i originally started out in this business with kathie epstein was my maiden name, and then when i did name that tune they thought it was a little too -- they said that -- it was a little too leer cal. you mean it's a little ethnic. let's be honest. would you mind -- i had just gotten married. would you mind using your married name? it was johnson. i didn't care. then there was already a kathie johnson, so i had to use my middle name. >> kathie lee. >> after all of a sudden i became kathie lee, everybody thought i was from the south. >> yes. >> and -- >> love that. >> i think that was also a little bit of, oh, you've got three names. that's just precious. what are you stupid? i think there was a little of that. i do. i think there's a tendency. the other direction too. if you have a middle initial, people tend to think that you are more intelligent and more learned. >> you know what, you're right. >> you know what, you're right.
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>> samuel l. jackson. >> how did you think of that? >> we're losing brain cells and everything. >> it is -- >> speak for yourself. >> we have to show the video of the cat. >> let's look at it someplace else. >> there's a cat that now knows how to use a water cooler, which is trouble for the family. let's take a look. >> oh, that's amazing. >> look. >> is he taking a drink? >> no, just letting it run out. that's the hot side. got to be careful. >> oh, my god. look. oh, look. he puts his naim face in. oh. maybe it was hot. >> that's incredible. >> they had to put a towel down. anyway, how cute. >> favorite things. mine is this bra. it looks like it's industrial strength. it is soma, and they start at --
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they are so comfortable. >> yeah, they are. >> you know what, they're just -- >> they have underwire, but not so hard. >> they're absolutely great bras. >> is that for you? >> yeah. sad. double barrel banger. that's called menopause right there. right there. it's ugly. except it's pretty in the soma bra. >> a drink my sister made for me. it is -- you got like -- how about that? it's got frozen blueberries, a frozen banana, two cups of vanilla almond milk. it's got rice protein power, flak seed in it. i think she took it from dr. oz's website. >> lost a lot of weight on it, right? >> if you get the protein you need in the morning, you're full. it's filling. it doesn't have tons of calories. >> really. i like it's not too sweet. >> it has the sugar-free milk in it.
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we're back, and we're talking about the little sacrifice that is we make for the people who mean the most to us. >> yes. sometimes life doesn't always go the way we plan, just like the scene from the family man starring nicolas cage and tia leonie. >> i pick the kids up and walk the dog, which carries the added bonus of carting away her monstrous crap. i play with the kids, take out the garbage, get six hours of sleep, if i'm lucky, and then everything starts all over again. so what's in it for me?
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>> oh. >> so how much should we sacrifice for the people we love? what does it teach us about ourselves? >> hear what some answers are with m. gary newman, psychotherapist and creator of the neuman method, creating your best marriage, and renee sylar of the good enough mother.com. >> how good to see you both. >> that man is nicolas cage, but you dislike the man for doing what people pray to become fathers, right? >> they do. >> well, the fact is we all know that sacrifice is absolutely necessary to anything you're going to get positive out of life. here's the problem. most people think that sacrifice alone should give me something. it's not true. we always have to empower ourselves by thinking what am i going to do that is pro active and positive to make my sacrifice worthwhile and to give myself a better life? >> in that book he is keeping score, and that's one of the things you look at the guy and you think to yourself you're counting this? you want me to count.
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i do the dish washer. >> then i think that defeats the whole purpose of sacrificing. it has to eminate from you. it's something that you want to do selflessly. it's something that you're doing for the greater good or the greater cause. i'm sacrificing, as you pointed out, in your article, and i'm sacrificing dating other people so that i can be in my marriage. >> you have to feel like you are saying that are you getting something positive from it. >> don't we all have -- maybe some of us have long fuses. when it's over, it's over. you're not going to clean it up everybody else's mess one more time. you don't -- >> that's the point. i don't believe you can get to that place. i think you better speak up long before it gets to that place. >> very little change sometimes. >> a lot of times you really make a point. here's a story. when is sacrifice a problem? when i feel that i'm losing myself in the process.
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>> no one appreciates you. that's a problem too. >> well, listen, a lot of times talk about kids. father of five. parenting, you better not -- a lot of times it's delayed gratification, but in a marriage, in a relationship it's not really like that. i mean, you want to feel on a regular basis that you're receiving the warmth and nurturing and love by going without other things. >> i feel like sacrifice seems negative. i feel like if i loved, you know, my husband and he got a job somewhere else, i would go and i wouldn't say, look what i gave up. i'm not sure if i put my head in that space of what i gave up. >> you are miserable if -- >> i think maybe sacrifice -- it's become this dirty word, and it really doesn't have to be. maybe we could call it a compromise because that's really the basis of good communication and good relationships is that you give a little, i give a little. >> there are givers in the world, and there are takers, and some people just will sit there forever and never -- and not even notice that you have done
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it night after night after night. >> let me tell you something else. there are gives also who train takers to take more. you know how many times people bring something. oh, no, no, that's too much. don't do it. in that way some people are uncomfortable with their self-value. having self-value does not mean you're selfish. we have to feel good enough about ourselves to take. there's got to be a balance in your head that pretty much i'm giving and taking around the same amount wrfsh. >> that's what happens. that happens -- >> in so many marriages. >> i really think that you have to -- this is why communication has to be open and honest. you have to be in a relationship where you feel like you can say, hey, i'm -- i am losing myself or, hey, i need time with my girlfriends, or i need time away from you. and be honest about that. otherwise, you will get to that place that kathie lee says where you say i have had it. then trying to come back from that is a whole different thing. >> never say it if you can't
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take those words back. >> it's about being clear with communication and setting it up for success. when you say, oh, i would move with somebody and i would love him and be there. well, the question is are you setting it up in that place for success so that the resentment comes when you don't have a plan and when you are giving, giving, and you are not taking care of yourself and receiving. you got to always keep that balance going. >> thank you so much. >> thanks so much, you guys. could you be our fan of the week? >> you may be. >> probably not. >> doubtful. >> you'll know for sure right after this. >> only one person.
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hi, molly. are you surprised? >> my hands are sweaty. my heart is beating so fast. >> who is your furry friend? >> this is brule. he watches. >> all right. >> molly, before we put your fandom to the test, we're going to tell people why you were chosen. >> she has watched us for years, typically joined by her dog who barks. this past molly she braved the snow with her husband to watch the fourth hour through the studio window. >> oh, my gosh. >> they were two of the only people on the plaza because it was -- >> it was a polar vortex, remember? >> it was worth it, molly said. >> even lou the winter she she says we bring sunshine to her days. that's awesome. >> you are expecting your first baby, so you are all smiles lately. >> congratulations. so excited. >> a new little ball. >> a third ball.
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>> here's your fan trivia question. are you ready? >> i think so. >> 15 seconds and one guess, and you'll get the grand prize. here it is. when we introduce louis licari on ambush makeover day, what do we normally sing -- ♪ louis licari la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> are you ready to find out? here it is. >> sunny miami beach, florida, and you're going to stay at the rivera south beach for four days, three nights. while you're there you can explore the city, the beach area, and stay at a resort, lounge, and roof top pool. >> you'll also enjoy a special dinner for two at san q and daily dinner at morena's cuba. hotel and airfare accommodations are furnished by rivera south beach. >> are you excited? >> i am beyond thrilled. this is the best thing ever. >> brule better pack his bags. >> louis licari will help you find your best shade in your corner drugstore. you heard it right.
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juicy shrimp, and sliced almonds. all tossed with a chili lime vinaigrette. better lunch choices never tasted so good. under 600 calorie lunch combos starting at just $6.99 only at applebee's. or they'll be ready for pick-up when you order online. good morning. a little cooler than yesterday but boy it feels more humid. it's let the first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley rnl don't stress the
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cooler too much. we'll top out near 90 this afternoon. we're getting sunshine now to the temperatures are starting to take off. there's still some clouds in the area. that's a live view. the satellite imagery shows the clouds thinning out. 76 for redding and allentown, 81 in wildwood and we'll be near 90 degrees this afternoon. still a chance we'll see a shower and possibly a thunderstorm. >>? about half an hour the rebel casino hotel will begin shutting down two years after it opened. it will close this morning at 11:00. it cost more than $2 billion to build the property and it never turned a profit. the owners filed for bankruptcy twice. revel is the latest of four da see noes planning to close this year. you can always log on to our website at nbc 10.com for the
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look back at tef lugs of the atlantic city, the timeline of the closures and the impact on the rest of the resort town. a parade is about to get under way. it will start at 11:00 an south columbus boulevard and end at the great plaza at penn's lapding. there's going to be a festival for kids and adults as well as live entertainment. we'll have a full hour of news coming up. you can get the latest news and information on nbc10.com. now back to the "today" show. have a great day.
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>> you know all about the hair. >> movie star color without sitting in a salon or spending big bucks? then head to the drugstore. with so many choices in the hair aisle it can be difficult to navigate. >> putting louis licari out of business. no need to fear, louis is here. contributor, stylist to the star -- >> louis licari, la, la, la, la, la. >> fan of the week knew your song sfwloosh how cute was that? made my day. made my week. >> sometimes when you look at the drugstore, you're not sure if the color is going to match or if you should even try. you say it's okay. >> i think at home hair color does work. you do have to read the direction on the box. >> carefully. before you do it zoosh before
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you do it. woep the box and put it on. it's the same way. >> let's take a look at julie's before picture. this is her now. this is her before picture. tell us what the issue she has with her highlight wrshz. >> all right. julie's hair was just dark and dull. so what i wanted to do here -- >> wow. >> at the end of summer -- >> julie, we're going to spin you and show the new you. >> oh. spin her. >> i wasn't sure. >> tell us how you do that with the drugstore stuff. >> pretty cute, right? >> what i did there -- by the way, the box i picked was this, which is it lightens the hair a little bit all over, and then we add highlights. hoed highlights today should not look frost where i. if your highlights look gray, like in old-fashioned frosting, it makes you look dull. >> that's really pretty. >> i can't believe that's out of a box. >> what she did with the am indicator we applied the highlights. notice that there's variations
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and nuances of colors. nothing is white. we did it together, but i have to say i did help her. >> i tell you what i lv her root touch-p when your roots grow in after a couple of weeks. this one -- i tried this one, whatever that -- you can be an idiot and paint it on, and you can match your hair in two seconds. this is a great one. >> that's one of my favorite at home products because no matter where you are -- if you have like you did your touchup or you have a little bit of root, a few graze, and you have a big party. this is the one. >> let's go to sarah's before picture. tell us about sarah. she wanted a deeper color red. >> well, sar why's hair color it had some red tones. it was actually born red, but it was like fading. >> not red enough. >> not red enough anymore. a red head -- >> you want to be popping when you are a red head. >> we'll spin you. >> i'll remember to spin the chair this time. >> it's great. >> look how the red is.
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>> juliana moore. it's very golden red. this is my favorite shade of red. it's when there's a gold undertone. if it's a little darker, it should be copper. >> what did you use for that, louis? >> i used this one right here. >> nice and easy. >> it's a golden blend. it's a golden blend. >> how pretty. beautiful hair. >> all these products, you think both work pretty well. >> they all work well. to her hair color, i like this because it has a golden copper undertone. this is not appropriate because it is a bit more burgundy. burgundy is not quite in style now. >> it doesn't look well on everybody either. >> let's talk about ron's before picture. >> hello. >> here's ron. he is a great-looking guy. hair going gray. when i first saw him, i said -- but -- >> he is pretty much gray. he is pretty much fwra. but it looks like it could be something else. this is -- look. what we did is this color -- see how it brought his skin color
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back. >> it's got gray tones, but it looks natural. >> the whole thing with men's hair color is it should never be opaque. it should be translucent. >> i used -- >> just for men? >> i used just for men. the thing is you are supposed to leave it on ten minutes. i left it on five. >> thank you, louis. love, you baby. fall fashion for kids are going to love, and so will your wallet. >> and how ease where i is it to recaulk the tub. solutions coming up. iring plumbs and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today. think the tree we carved our names in is still here?
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>> yes, it is. >> ready to get started? >> first up, nicole henderson from dallas, texas, asks i'm going to need to redo the caulking in my stand-up shower. i have no clue how to start. it is molded. any advice? >> i think there are in pictures of her molded shower. they're not looking good. >> oh, no, it's not. >> all that mold needs to be cleaned out as best you can. scrub it away like crazy. then all the caulking in the corner needs to be cut away and peeled away. this little trick with the blue painter's tape is how to get professional results. lay the tape with a one inch gap. use 100 silicone caulking. it's the best for controlling moisture, mold, and mildew. once this is cut away, let this dry. put a fan on it. >> how long? >> overnight. >> then it's nice and dry. then you start caulking. within that glue, you can go ahead -- if you get a little bit too much on there, that's okay. this tape is going to help you. once you make a nice bead like this, you take your finger, and you bring it across to get a nice clean line.
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>> nice and even. >> see the smudge there? that's okay. while it's wet, you need to pull that tape. when you do, it will look perfect. you won't have that mold and mildew issue anymore. >> let's move on. >> diane jobs asks how to unclog a kitchen sink without using chemicals. >> two choices. a plunger and a sink snake like this. one thing she didn't say in her question. this is a single sink, so there's just one drain down in the center. obviously if there's water here with this plunger, you're going to go over the top and plunge away. however, if you have a double sink, the problem is when you plunge, the air comes up in the other sink. you have no force there. if you are strong enough, you are going to take the stopper for the other sink and hold it with one hand while you plunge with this. >> that's not going to happen. >> aushlly you need some help. you need someone to hold that down and plunge away. if that doesn't work, then a kitchen snake like this. see it has a little tip on it here. that's like a curly q. you're going to have to turn
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that into the drain so it screws into the drain, and then once it does, you go back and forth to loosen it, turn it some more, and then you're going to release what was caught in there, and it should flow. >> you buy one of those for all time. you just keep it. >> this works for all drains. floor drains, sink drains. it really is a useful tool. >> diane tsar asks how can you get rid of a hornet's nest just above the door frame. that's scary. >> these are our friends. they serve a great purpose, but you don't want them near doors, particularly if people have allergies and they can't get stung by a bee. the best time to do that, there's a bunch of different spray that is are out there. this is just a sampling of different makers. there is a foaming spray, which i like. this insecticide is a foaming spray that actually expands when it hits. it gets into the hive. go ahead. >> now, how far away do you have to be to -- >> it will shoot 20 feet. >> wow. >> do this in the evening when they're slower and it's cooler, so you are going to stand there. this is the trick. you take the spray and you hold
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it. i'm going to prepeel this off. i'm not going spray it. >> yeah. >> you spray it and you do this. you go one, two, three, four, five. then you run. >> okay. >> because they're going to be angry. then tomorrow night you do it again because you're going to need to do it twice. >> thank you, lou. >> thank you. >> all righty. go to klg and hoda.com and click on the connect button. >> should you take stock in your kid's education or just buy them stuff? the school supplies can move your kid to the head of the class. >> cute kids here. >> adorable, right? >> after this. moms know that no two mouths are the same. that's why there's a listerine® product for every mouth. one to clean your whole mouth. one for those hard to reach places. one to protect kids mouths from cavities. even one to freshen breath on-the-go. with over 100 years of innovation in oral care... there's a listerine® product for every mouth in your house.
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>> hi, ladies. can you believe it's already time to go back to school? >> very upsetting. >> i thought they were already in school. >> i don't know. >> shall we get started? >> we have two lovely little kids. katie and tyler are coming out first. >> yes. >> they are what i like to call the mini-me's. they're dressed just like their parents would. here we have katie, and she's in adorable leopard pants from the children's place. it's totally kid safe. then tyler loves. adorable kids sweater from kohl's. they love their outfits. >> adorable. >> would you do us a favor? >> come this way. >> we've got little desks for you. >> who is up next? >> natalia and joseph are here. >> when you get to elementary, junior high and high school, back to school style becomes a negotiation. i asked what the kids wanted to try, what trend? they wanted to try the preppie trend. casual cool boyfriend jeans. she's going on put on the blazer, and all of a sudden she
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transforms her look into the new prepster. >> a blue blazer. >> then on joseph he wanted a lafk button down, a little grandpa inspired sweater. he wanted very cool accessories. fun, nicki kicks, and he would not let him leave without that camel backpack from lands end. thank you, guys. >> that was excellent. >> next out we have nicole, claudia, and evan, the three musketeers. >> they're our junior high kids. they're offering up different trends. nicole noted to try mixed prints. we did a great top from forever 21 and bright skirt. the one thing she said was no backpacks. for the little ones. she wanted a messenger bag. >> dress to impress, huh? >> then on claudia she wanted to try neutral with a twist. great sweater and leggings from the gap, and then check out the cool pop of color on the sneakers from new balance. then everyone is sporty, but you can't go to school sweats. he negotiated, and he said he would wear a polo shirt if he
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could wear the hoody. >> everything is under $50. really affordable styles. there's really no point in spending a ton of money because they grow out of it so fast. >> everybody looks great. >> hold on. here comes -- >> take your seats. thank you. >> thank you, guys. >> jenna and solomon. >> these are our high school kids. they really have a sense of their style by this age. jenna wanted to pay homage to the 199 0z. it's a huge trend for fall. she's in a flirty skirt. cool boots. then i said this skirt is a little short for me. will you tie a sweater around your waist to add length in the back? this is a street style trend right now. then solomon wanted sporty but polished. he did a button down with a sweater, and he wanted to make the look his own. he picked out his own accessories. he picked out his neon back pan pack, and his neon beanie is the finishing touch on solomon. >> lilliana, thank you. >> thank you for coming. >> appreciate it. >> all right. back to school supplies.
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coming up to test your money smarts with a game we like to call stock or stuff? >> here's something to think about when are you doing back to school shopping. is it better to spend money at the store, or invest that cash in the company's stock? >> here to put us to the test again and give us some tips to get your kids interested in investing is cnbc's personal finance correspondent sharon eperson. >> hey, sharon. >> good morning, ladies. >> really getting kids interested in stocks is something we should do this early? >> definitely. many schools are not teaching it. you have to be really basic about it. you have to say buying a stock is like owning part of the company, and tell them about your experience either buying a stock or shopping at a store. maybe that can help them figure
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out what to do, and then actually buy them a stock. >> oh, that's cool. >> you can do that. >> then they can watch it and see how it fluctuates. >> see how the price goes up and down. sfloot game we're going to play, just to refresh your memory, if the stock price has gone up over the last year from august 1st of 2013 to august 1st of 2014, then you're going to say stock because you want the stock. if the stock price has gone down -- >> we're ready. >> all right. >>ary we're going to start over here with a lot of sports gear. my 12-year-old son can't buy enough sneakers, and finish line is a big retailer of a lot of sports gear. i don't know if you have heard of this company, but it's a vendor in macy's now. they have their own stores. there are big on-line retailers. >> stock. >> i think i know what the company is. >> it's a sneaker. >> abercrombie. this one you know. you know this is a big teen retailer. you know -- pa what do you think? stock or stuff. >> i would say stuff because the ceo has gotten in a lot of
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trouble. >> an investment in a year ago, you would have lost a quarter of your money. you would probably want to stick with just buying the stuff. >> every time -- >> i know. i remember. i remember. >> a lot of schools are using tablets to do their work, and they're going to need the printer paper or whatever to -- hewlett-packard is this company. do you think it's stock or stuff? >> i think it's stuff. >> you think it's stuff. >> i think it's stock. >> you should have said stock. >> i didn't get that one right. >> meg whitman, the ceo. that stock is up about 34%. >> wow. >> because it has been under -- it has suffered a bit, right? or no? >> yeah. now it's doing at least in the last month or so it's been doing pretty well. >> staples where a lot of people are buying their back to school products. >> i love staples so i'm going to say stock. >> no. you probably love their stuff. that's a good thing. there's a lot of competition in this market. amazon, wal-mart. it's gone down.
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it's gone down about one-third of its value in the last 12 months or so. >> oh, my gosh. >> i didn't know that either. >> now, a lot of parents know this brand. this is leapfrog. young children -- >> stock, stock, and double stock. >> see? >> i don't like the game. >> it's down over 38%. >> why? >> i never heard of them before. >> again, they're trying to let people know that they're more than just the products. that they have services too. so they're still trying to -- a broader odd wrens. sfroo we each have one point. okay? yes, we do. one. >> i got two, i think. >> no. >> we do have some more. >> maybe not. >> one. >> i got hewlett-packard. i got two right. >> we have two more to go. >> you can get it here. you can bet it here. >> kids going back to college. a lot of kids need their toiletries. that's part of school supplies too now on a kid's list for fourth grade. wipes. cva, the company? what do you think? >> i am going to say stock. >> i'm going to say stock. >> you would be right. it's up 20%.
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>> tiebreaker. >> the tiebreaker right now is ae aero aeropostle? >> stock. >> wrong. stuff. >> big loser like some of the things you've had in the past. >> we're going to teach a lot more about investing. i'll be back to do this. you did such a great job. listen, you get a stress ball. >> keep -- >> you can write down stock prices. >> all right. tomorrow i got to tell-all here. >> plus, kid-friendly lunches that are ease where i to make. have a great labor day, everybody. god bless. >> see you tomorrow.
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right now at 11:00 a.m., first alert weather radar. tracking showers on this labor day. but will the holiday be a total washout? >> goo morning. well the weather this holiday weekend has been less than perfect. that's for sure. he's take a live look at the ben franklin park way where it's dry now but yesterday stormy weather forced a temporary evacuation on the made in america festival. first, let's take a live look at the jersey shore. this is cape may where they're watching for showers there. the rip current risk is low. not everyone is heading to the beach.
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