>> get your shades on. today show's up next. we'll see you for local updates in 25 minutes. >> you can get realtime updates at nbc10.com. good morning. the big chill. a major storm taking aim at the midwest from montana to michigan with more than a foot of snow expected. while that polar vortex returns set to bring bone-chilling temperatures to more than 40 states. breaking overnight. president obama arrives in asia just hours after two american hostages released from north korea reunite with loved one back home. they're speaking out about their lives in captivity and what they endured. bush 45? former president george w. bush opens up to savannah about the chances of a white house run by his brother, jeb. >> i think he knows he can do the job. >> this morning their revealing conversation about his family's future in politics life after

the oval office and why he never asked his own father if he should run for president. and not a whole lotta love. the legendary rock band led zeppelin reportedly offered a staggering $800 million for a reunion tour but did lead singer robert plant rip the contract to shreds? a story that could lead zeppelin fans dazed and confused today, monday, november 1500th, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. and that led zeppelin story has us all diving into our playlists. >> we were going to do air guitar but we decided not to scare you too early. ripping an $800 million contract to shreds?

can you see all the other bandmates taping it back together? >> the guys have been yelling out their favorite zeppelin songs. guys? >> "kashmir." >> anyway we'll tell you more about that coming up. let's get to our top story on a monday morning. we're talking about the snow and temperatures falling across the midwest this morning. "today's" dylan dreyer is in forest lake minnesota. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the snow has started here in forest lake about a half hour north of minneapolis. and you can see the roads are already snow covered. winter storm warnings are in effect from the northern rockies where the heavy snow started yesterday, extending all the way into the western great lakes. this is going to be the first major snowstorm of the season for this area. and winter is still several weeks away. i just want to put this into perspective for you for this region we normally pick up about nine inches of snow on average for the entire month of november. with this snowstorm, we should easily pick up more than a foot

of snow making this the first double-digit snowstorm this area has seen in two years. now, we are still surprisingly seeing minneapolis school districts open today, although some of the smaller school districts are closed. but people are still taking this seriously. they have been out putting on their snow tires a little earlier than usual. they've also been reinforcing their supplies for the snow and we're hoping to see some more plows out later today. again, because these roads are already snow covered. now, keep in mind this is just the leading edge of this arctic air that is pouring into the united states which will ultimately affect 42 states. oklahoma city for example, will top out in the mid-70s today and will plummet by 40 degrees by the time we get into the middle of the week. and here in the upper midwest, today is just the start of what could be a two-week stretch of subfreezing temperatures, meaning once the snow piles up today, it is going to stick around for a long time. matt? >> dylan, thank you very much. trying to imagine that phone call over the weekend when they

say al you want to go to minnesota? you said send dylan. >> that's why i have my call to dylan. unfortunately, dylan is going to be there for a while because at least 6% of flights have been canceled already in minneapolis, and more on the way. low pressure look at the cold air. this is the leading edge of that cold air by the afternoon, the heaviest snow going on in minneapolis on into marquette, michigan. this snowfall is going to really come down hard and fast. we're talking in the next 48 hours upwards of a foot and a half of snow from minneapolis into marquette. the more north you go the worse it gets. one to two inches per hour. this is the leading edge. so ahead of it we've got warmth and moisture. behind it this unseasonably cold air. so temperatures today, you've got anywhere from 20 to 30 degrees below average. but look ahead of the front. dallas 79. little rock 10. tonight, the lows drop down to single digits in bismarck kansas city upper 20s. then wednesday that cold air

starts to make its way into lexington. chicago, 28. alexandria 46. thursday's lows lexington will be 29. chicago, 25 for a low. atlanta, 43. and on friday tallahassee, at 33. buffalo, 29. kansas city 19. and guys this cold cold air does not go anywhere any time soon. it will be sticking around for at least the weekend and beyond. >> all right. al thank you so much. meantime politics now, president obama arrived in china overnight, kicking off a three-nation tour. the trip coming at a difficult time in his presidency as far as politics is concerned. but some good news overseas that's two american hostages detained in north korea have been returned home. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker is traveling with the president. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah this is the second time that president obama has visited asia this year. one of his key foreign policy goals has been strengthening ties with the region but that has been complicated by crises abroad and now a bruising political defeat at home.

china rolled out a high-tech red carpet as leaders from around the world gathered for the apec economic summit. president obama starting a diplomatic trip that will focus on the economy, trade and restarting his so-called pivot to asia. the president's day dominated by high-level talks including his first meeting with president xi jinping on chinese soil. key to this trip reassuring critics who say other crises like isis and ebola have made asia an afterthought. today mr. obama came bearing gifts, announcing a new visa agreement with china. >> under the current arrangement, visas between our two countries last for only one year. under the new arrangement, student exchange visas will be extending to five years. business and tourist visas will be ex-tended to ten years. >> reporter: and he is trying to rehabilitate his diminished status on the world stage after last week's election day defeat by republicans. on sunday mr. obama, for the first time, took responsibility.

>> the buck stops with me. the buck stops right here. at my desk. and so whenever as the head of the party, it doesn't do well i've got to take responsibility for it. >> reporter: but some good news to start his trip. north korea unexpectedly released the final two american detainees, matthew miller and kenneth bae. >> i'm standing strong because of you. and thank you for. >> reporter: now, earlier today, president obama praised the release and said it will take more than that to ease tensions with north korea. that will be a big topic of conversation here over the next two days. as with china's full record on human rights from here president obama heads to myanmar and then rounds out his trip at the g-20 economic summit in

australia. savannah? matt? >> kristen welker traveling with the president, thank you. let us turn to natalie now. a developing story in the fight against isis. >> good morning, everyone. in the fate of a key isis leader is unclear this morning after u.s. airstrikes in iraq. richard engel is in erbil, iraq. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. some iraqi officials and media here in iraq citing unnamed sources, allegedly close to isis claim that the group's leader al baghdadi was injured by an american airstrike in iraq over the weekend. however, iraqi officials we've spoken to say they're aware of those reports but cannot confirm them. if it were true that baghdadi were injured or even killed by an airstrike, it would be an enormous blow to the group. baghdadi is the man who took al qaeda in iraq an insurgent group, and turned it into isis today. the militant organization that controls large parts of iraq and syria. but at this stage, natalie, we

cannot verify these reports and are treating them with a degree of skepticism. natalie? >> richard engel in erbil, iraq thank you. a suicide bomber killed at least 48 people this morning and wounded about 80 others at a school assembly in northeastern nigeria. a teacher said the bomber was dressed as a student and that most of the victims were young people. the school is in an area often targeted by boko haram rebels who are notorious for their kidnapping of hundreds of schoolgirls in nigeria. a prominent minister and his wife were among the nine people killed when their plane went down on an approach to grand bahama island. it took off from nassau and tried to land in freeport. it collided with a construction crane at a shipyard. pastor miles monroe and his wife ruth were killed in the crash. monroe was a well-known author and leadership consultant in the bahamas. and new information this morning on that massive recall of general motors ignition switches "the wall street journal's" reporting that gm ordered a half million replacement ignition switches to

fix chevrolet cobalts and other small cars. almost two months before it alerted federal safety regularities to the problem. the part's order now puts into question the timetable that gm game for its recall of 2.5 million vehicles. the ignition switch issue now is linked to 30 deaths. hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of germany's capital city on sunday to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the collapse of the berlin wall. german chancellor angela merkel attended a huge event at brandenburg gate once part of the barrier that divided east and west berlin. and sunday night's events included music, fireworks and the release of 8,000 balloons that traced the root of the berlin wall. a spectacular sight there. speaking of incredible sights take a look at this one in texas this weekend when a dashcam captured a fireball streaking across the sky over san antonio. people all over the state reported seeing what appeared to be a meteor shower but the national weather service says there were no reports of a

meteor landing somewhere nearby. hmm. ♪ i don't know. >> is that it? >> we'll have to wait and see. everybody is talking green bay packers' quarterback aaron rodgers lit up the sky in a different way sunday night. he threw six touchdown passes in the first half against the chicago bears in a game that was seen right here on nbc. that ties an nfl record. the packers led 42-0 at the half. they went on to win it 55-14. incredible game for aaron rodgers. meanwhile, what happened in seattle, a fan's head turning into an unlikely perch for the seahawks' live mascot. >> oh dear. >> yikes! >> tama apparently flies out of the tunnel before seattle's home games. this time you see it decided to make friends with that guy. and it took a little detour into the stands. after a few minutes there of freedom. that had to hurt right? the hawk was then reunited with its handler.

i think he got a good grab on that guy. >> but look not a hair out of place. >> you might want to check your drink before you drink it. what are you looking at? hello, al. >> he's still looking at you. >> that would be me. wow, it's upside down day. let's show you what we have as far as your weather today. along the florida coast, we're looking at showers. beautiful in the northeast into the ohio river valley. behind that front, lots of snow to talk about. and that cold air will eventually make its way into the pacific northwest. temperatures in the low 50s there. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ ♪ i've got some real estate here in my bag ♪ ♪ it took me four days to hitch-hike from saginaw ♪

♪ "i've come to look for america" ♪ good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cold start this morning, but a nice rebound this afternoon. lots of sunshine high temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s, and even warmer for tomorrow veterans day. partly sunny, 66 degrees tuesday afternoon. a chance of a sprinkle early on wednesday, then turning chillier on thursday. by friday morning, we could see some showers, possibly a mix of rain drops and snowflakes friday morning. then clearing skies for the weekend but cold saturday morning. have a great day. that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al thank you so much. now to our candid conversation with former president george w. bush. we met up with him at his home in dallas to talk about his new book "41: a portrait of my father." i began by asking about the chances of another bush his brother, jeb, running for the white house.

>> reporter: are you actively persuading him to run? >> well in the sense that i'm about to say something on your tv show here that says i hope he runs. he'll make up his own mind. i think he knows he can do the job. >> thank you all. thank you very much. >> no matter who says he should run, he knows he's going to make up his mind based upon what he thinks is right for his family. and i have no idea. i really don't. >> reporter: you know politics. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: do you think he can get through the republican primary? >> absolutely. i think if he runs people will say, well this guy could be a great president. >> reporter: some people would say is he conservative enough to get through today's republican party? >> yeah i understand. it becomes sheer speculation until he says i'm in. if he chooses to run, it would be a formidable force. and it would be a lot of too many bushes. he understands that. i understand that, too. because they said that about me. >> reporter: well there was a time when it might have been a nonstarter to have a bush on the ticket. >> i don't think it has anything to do with me. i think it really has to do about him. this man has got a vision and

can articulate it. he's good. really good. and he also can give a speech complete speech, in spanish. you know my vocabulary is about 50 words. and he's not afraid of the competition. should he decide to run. >> reporter: can you imagine a general election between a bush and a clinton? >> yeah. bill clinton and i do events together. someone said what about another bush/clinton race? my quote was, the first one didn't turn out too well. yeah that would be interesting. >> reporter: do you think it would affect the friendship? >> no. >> reporter: you have a genuine friendship now. >> no it wouldn't. we're too professional for that in a sense. i mean not at all. >> reporter: though out of politics now, president bush still watches world events closely, especially the rise of another vicious terror group in iraq. when you look at isis and the threat now, do you think that it's as dangerous, as potent as pre-9/11 al qaeda? or is it more so?

>> i think it's somewhat -- they're different -- they're not in different in the sense they're willing to murder innocents and ideology. now we've got beheadings by these thugs over there. and i'm confident they love to inflict great damage on the country. >> reporter: well organized and well funded. >> al qaeda was pretty well funded for a while, but they got crushed. and isis is you know isis needs to be defeated. i applaud the president to degrade and defeat. hopefully the strategy will work. >> reporter: the midterm just happened. you remember the 2006 midterm. >> it was a thumping. >> reporter: you probably have an insight into how president obama might feel. >> well i'm sure he's disappointed. it will be interesting to see whether or not he reaches out to john boehner and mitch. both of them i've talked to. both of them do want to work with the president to get things done. >> reporter: what do you think the republicans should do with this newfound power? >> i think they ought to impose reasonable agenda items on a variety of fronts that the

american people want to have happen. it will be fascinating to watch the level of cooperation develop. and i hope it does. but the other thing is people get kind of tired of a president after a while. i'm a pro. >> there's a certain fatigue that sets in six years into anyone's presidency. >> you get more of this interview coming up right? >> we do. he's written a very loving book about his father's presidency. next half hour he's going to open up about his relationship with his father. he takes us inside his painting studio at his home. he takes this very seriously and gives us an exclusive look at some of his latest pieces. >> we look forward to that. meanwhile, carson back on "the voice." he could be a contestant on "the voice." and tamron's on duty in the orange room. >> good morning. there are days we feel space cyy, right? got nothing on this guy. after 165 days in space, astronaut reed weissman has landed back on earth. he and two crew members from

russia and germany, they landed in kazakhstan last night after a mission on the international space station. talk about a grand entrance. imagine, guys coming home this afternoon like that. kids would be impressed, right? >> wow! >> oh yeah. >> okay right? >> yes. >> absolutely! yes, yes! >> all righty. well, the crew looked a little bit tired, as expected but they were very happy to be on solid ground. they actually had to be assisted into reclining chairs to get readjusted to earth's gravity. weissman has been a sensation on twitter during his time on the space station. in fact he tweeted out this to his 360,000 followers yesterday. it's actually a vine. his final sunset from space. how cool is that? isn't that amazing? so carson had reed in the orange room back in july during the world cup and asked him what he was going to do when he came back here to earth, and here's what he had to say. >> i think the first thing i'm going to do is hug my kids. that's number one. and then maybe a trip to the

"today" show. who knows? >> did you hear that? >> we know somebody. >> yeah reed come on into our orange room. we will paint it whatever color you want. we'll get rid of the sofa. i know you like that matt. >> yeah. way to go. any excuse. meanwhile, was that a snuggie he was wearing when he got back? >> astro snuggie. >> for our astronauts. reed we'll get you a "today" show snuggie if you come here. >> we'll also get you some pajama jeans. >> tamron thank you. coming up why did he not ask his own father for advice when he was deciding to run for president? more of our revealing conversation with former president george w. bush. plus the legend of led zeppelin grows. did lead singer robert plant actually tear up a reunion contract worth 800 -- give it to me, al -- million dollars? first this is "today" on nbc.

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especially on 76 near the conshohocken curve. it's really slowing. take a look at drive times on 76 between 476 and the vine street expressway. 32 minutes. it's not much better going the opposite direction, 27 minutes. and we are following two accidents. the first one, bethel concord road at chichester avenue there is an accident there, and also in east goshen eastbound west chester pike which is route 3 near ellis lane. there's a crash there. >> thank you katy. three family members are being treated at local hospitals in camden county after being poisoned by carbon monoxide. firefighters say a father, mother and a 7-year-old girl were in their sicklerville home when the mom passed out. the father called 911 before he and his daughter also became unconscious. police say all three woke up after being treated at the scene but were taken to hospitals for observations. fire officials say it appears a faulty heater caused the leak. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. have a great day. back to the "today" show.

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making headlines. heavy snow is developing from montana to michigan. some areas could see a foot or more. the system is already ushering in some of the coldest weather of the season so far. temperatures set to plunge in 42 states. president obama kicking off a nine-day trip to the asia-pacific region. he arrived in beijing overnight where he attends an economic summit. dignitaries at that event welcomed him with a dazzling red carpet. there you see it. >> that's really cool. have you been to the pumps lately? the drop in gas prices rolling on. this morning the new national average for a gallon of regular is $2.93. down more than 75 cents since may when we all need to do drive. coming up snooze or lose. a special week-long look at sleep. this morning we open up about our habits good and bad and answer your most frequently asked questions. plus as part of our no shave today campaign and dedication to men's health

issues dr. oz will be stopping by with ways for men to promote better prostate health opinion. we begin this half hour with more of our candid conversation with former president george w. bush. we talked with him about life after the oval office what he misses and his passion for painting. first we chatted at length about his new book out tomorrow called "41: a portrait of my father." >> reporter: you say right out front, this is a love story. >> i do. i couldn't write an objective analysis of george bush. my heart overflows with great affection for him. >> reporter: what you don't do in this book is put yourself on the couch. >> reporter: it is on the couch, it's just not what the psychobabilists assume. people have trouble understanding that i wasn't on the phone to him on a regular basis saying "what next? what do i do?" >> reporter: do you feel when you were president that he ever wished you would call? >> no. i used to get calls from mother saying "call your father." it reminded me of my time when

he was president. i was miserable at times when they would criticize my dad. >> reporter: was any part of writing this for him because you want to make sure that his presidency gets the respect it deserves? >> sure, absolutely. he was overshadowed by a very transformative president, ronald reagan. but eventually historians would realize he was a great one-term president. >> reporter: for the first time the book "41" reveals the extent to which george bush grieved the second term he never got and contains the revelation that he considered not running for re-election at all. >> it was a shocking conversation. he and i were fishing out there. and he said i'm thinking about not running again. i said wow. why? rsh bush said his father was deeply disturbed his son, neil had been swept into the savings & loan scandal of the '80s. >> i think i said dad, you've got a lot left to do. >> reporter: he lovingly traces his father's footsteps, the navy, the texas oil fields and

launching a political career that took him to congress the u.n. the cia and ultimately the white house. >> i, george herbert walker bush. >> reporter: but for the fact he wasn't re-elected you and your brother may not have run for governor yourselves. >> it would have been difficult to spend most of my time answering questions. >> reporter: you never really asked your father whether you should run for president. >> right. i didn't. >> reporter: why didn't you? >> because his answer would have been you know if you run, i'm for you. >> reporter: do you think you sought his approval through your life? >> probably. yeah, i think we all do as children. if you admire somebody, you do in a way. >> reporter: though he jumped out of a helicopter five months ago to mark his 90th birthday the family came close to losing george bush in 2012 after a bout with pneumonia. he came very close to death. >> he did, yeah. >> reporter: do you think your dad is at peace? >> i do think he's at peace. you know i'll probably be in the corner drooling and there

he is, sweet-natured to everybody. >> reporter: so this is where the magic happens? president bush 43 seems equally at peace, relishing his new title, grandfather and artist. >> you know i really don't miss power and fame. >> reporter: you talked about in the book the letdown that any president feels. >> yeah yeah. >> reporter: having left office. >> that's right. >> reporter: did you experience that? >> sure. oh, yeah. >> reporter: what was that like? >> the first shocking experience was that i didn't have any responsibilities. but, you know, then you kind of get the sense of kind of longing to make sure that you know you remain stimulated. and paintings help fill that void. >> reporter: one of his most cherished pieces is this never-before-seen portrait of father and son. what was, in your mind and in your heart as you painted it? >> well i was very proud to be standing next to a man i admire greatly. the first thing i wanted to make sure was i got the noses right.

but, you know, i tried to paint a gentle soul and i did. as for me i kind of bumbled through it. >> reporter: you and your father have charted a very similar course. was there ever a time when you feel like you were actively rebelling? >> love kind of binds you. there's no need to rebel if you feel love. but, you know, i am different than he is. when i moved to midland, i was single and drinking pretty hard. >> reporter: did he ever pull you aside and say, get it together? >> no, but there was a moment when i got into harvard business school. he said one thing, and that was it. he said "you ought to think about it. it will open up new horizons." and it was very sage advice. and i went. and you know what? it opened up new horizons. >> reporter: father knows best. >> father knows best, yeah. >> inside that painting studio you see one thing, he is driven about painting and quite prolific. a lot of paintings there.

>> yeah. and some of the letters that his dad has written to him over the years are so emotional. they really are. >> they are. and he talked about his dad's health. now he said his dad is very quiet now but peaceful joyful and a lot of this book was written based on other people's memories and those letters. we're going to hear a lot more from the former president tomorrow on "today" when jenna bush hager sits down with his dad and her grandfather for a yew theekunique and very personal conversation. >> let us get a check of the weather now from mr. roker. >> announcer: "today's weather" is brought to you by soma boutiques and soma.com where beautiful holiday gifts begin. >> so we've got this area of snow stretching from rapid city all the way to minneapolis. and it's coming down pretty good. roads are snow covered and going to continue tonight with heavy snow. we've got winter storm warnings winter weather advisories stretching all the way from idaho to the u.p. of michigan. so we're watching this system. we're talking over the next 48 hours generally a foot to a foot and a half of snow especially just to the east of minneapolis

on into marquette. we're watching that push through. the rest of the country, some rain along the florida coast. beautiful weather here in the northeast. ahead of that front, temperatures are going to be about five to eight degrees above average. that's what's going on a good morning. high temperatures today with sunshine in the upper 50s to low 60s. and warmer for tomorrow veterans day, low 60s tuesday afternoon. a chance of a sprivle on wednesday and chillier on thursday. by friday morning, we could see some showers, possibly a mix of rain drops and snowflakes friday morning. then clearing skies for the weekend but cold saturday morning. have a great day. and that's your latest weather. >> al thank you. coming up next spread the story, a firsthand look at the heroes working in the u.s. and around the world to end the ebola outbreak. then later on on "trending," proof that it pays to wait.

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>> we got a call about a 10-year-old boy. i'm following the ambulance to make sure that the boy is taken good care of. >> reporter: over the partially paved and unmarked streets of monrovia's slums, miler, a school administrator who now has an ambulance group, searches for the child. the boy turns out to be a girl. sara with symptoms of ebola. ebola killed sara's father and sister last month. it is too much for her grandmother. >> there used to be ten people going in the ambulance at a time. even though the numbers are going down it's like little 10-year-old sara that's going in the ambulance. >> reporter: one of hundreds of children miler has helped since ebola closed the schools here including the more than me girls academy she founded. >> you don't have to be afraid. we care a lot about you. >> reporter: miler goes door to door bringing supplies. this house has six children who lost their parents to ebola. >> you're not alone.

i'll come and visit you, too. >> reporter: here the impulse to hug must be checked. >> no touching. no touching. >> reporter: hygiene is drilled into young minds. >> you washing your hands? >> yes. >> reporter: the result a growing number of survivors. i loved this picture. it's of miata. >> she was the last one to show signs of ebola. so she went into the ebola treatment unit last. and the doctor told us that the hospital, her family is the only family where they all went in and they all came out. >> reporter: 10-year-old esther survived ebola, but it left her an orphan. what does doing something like a model walk do for someone like esther? >> you know it takes them out of the situation and the sadness. it just shakes it all off for a minute. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ >> reporter: after all, they are just children. ♪ my only sunshine ♪ >> reporter: the united nations says at this point they estimate 7,000 children in liberia,

guinea and sierra leone have lost one or both parents to ebola. a number they expect will go much higher. >> we were just saying can you imagine a child sick and you're not able to -- >> to comfort them. >> how do you stop yourself from doing it? and it's really you have to because you could spread the disease. it's very difficult. so she said she's there and she says she comforts them and lets them cry and sometimes cries with them. >> anne thank you. >> she's a hero. let's go over to the orange room. tamron's got more on this initiative. >> hey, guys. as we mentioned last week nbc news is partnering with facebook for a special initiative called "spread the story #fightebola. for the next 24 hours, nbcnews.com will share 24 stories about the faces of ebola each hour. so please head over to nbcnews.com to see some of those stories. also follow nbc news on instagram to see images like this from the ground taken by katie miler featured in anne's story. this one was just posted this

morning. it's of an ambulance transferring ebola patients to treatment units there. her stirring photograph there. and our friends at facebook are also doing their part to help fight the disease and what has been a global conversation on the platform. in fact 105 million people have had more than 370 million facebook interactions related to ebola globally. since september 1st. if you want to donate or find out how to help just go to facebook.com/fightebola. and we are also premiering our mad world music video to help bring awareness to the disease. check it out. ♪ familiar faces ♪ ♪ worn-out places ♪ ♪ worn-out faces ♪ >> and that's just a glimpse of -- it's just amazing what they've done to pull this video together and capture these images to tell the story. to see the full video, head to today.com. and i can't urge you any more than that.

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good morning. i'm vai sikahema. about 40 degrees out there just before 8:00. let's get to meteorologist bill henley. >> good morning, vai. temperatures have started to creep up. we've got sunshine and in the pocono mountains, it's a combination of sunshine and clouds. that's the view from lake wallenpaupack. right now, the mountains are one of the warm spots. mt. pocono is 42 degrees, but look at the colder temperatures in pottstown, wilmington mt. holly and northeast philadelphia, all in the 30s. but we'll see a nice warm-up today, 60 degrees with sunshine this afternoon. >> thank you bill. let's check on traffic and your commute from katy zachry. >> on the vine street expressway westbound, there is a disabled vehicle in the far left-hand lane and traffic is -- there are no hazards out there, there is no emergency crew on scene to move traffic over to the right. so, as you can see, it's tying things up on the vine street

expressway right near 24th street, again, in the westbound lane, left-hand side. two accidents we're following, one in hatboro, byberry road at south warminster road and one in east goshen the eastbound west chester pike which is route 3 near ellis lane. >> thank you, katy. happening now in montgomery county, two schools are each on a two-hour delay because of power outages. those delays are at elkins park school and wincoat elementary school in cheltenham township. officials are working on the problem. and today, critics of pennsylvania's public schools are taking their complaints to court. six school districts will join parents and the naacp to announce legal action against the state. the groups claim the government is responsible for school funding system that is skewed against equal funding for racially diverse districts. a news conference on the situation is scheduled for this morning at 11:00 a.m. we'll have another local update in about 25 minutes. and of koukcourse you can always get realtime information on nbc10.com. we'll see you in a half hour.

♪ i wanna get better ♪ it's 8:00 on "today." and coming up snooze or lose. we'll begin a special week-long series focusing on our need for sleep as we open up about our own sleep habits. >> there are vicious rumors going around in my household that i snore. >> i do not snore. big drooler. i really drool. then no-shave "today" as millions of men put down their razors to raise awareness for men's health. dr. oz stops by to talk about what every man and woman needs to know about the most common form of cancer among men. and huston's hollywood. oscar winner angelica huston opens up about her four decades in the movie business her volatile relationship with jack

nicholson and what finally made her stand up and walk out today, monday november 10th, 2014. ♪ >> first time in new york with my best friend. >> good morning to our family and friends in north carolina! >> hello, maryland! >> jupiter, florida, loves the "today" show. >> good morning, missouri! ♪ we're back now, 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the 10th day of november, 2014. and we've got a great crowd gathered here outside studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. on kind of a beautiful, beautiful morning. >> that lady's so excited that

you picked up her sign. >> somebody dropped something. by the way, as we stand here once again, we want to remind people this is no-shave "today" month, but we're not just doing it to repulse you. we're doing it so you'll go onto our website at today.com and take a look at some really important health reminders, especially for men. so please do that as soon as possible. >> you're doing good. >> yes. so far, so good. >> hair with a purple around here. let's get a check of the top stories. natalie's over at the news desk. >> good morning to you once again. flight cancellations and delays are mounting now in the midwest because of the storm that is bringing the season's first significant snowfall from montana to michigan. this is a live picture from forest lake minnesota. some areas could get up to a foot of snow and the return of the polar vortex will bring bone-chilling temperatures to more than 40 states. president obama arrived in china overnight to begin a week-long trip that will include myanmar and australia. he met with china's president and announced a new visa

agreement between the two countries. the president also told chinese business leaders that one country's prosperity doesn't have to come at the expense of the other. the british royal family's keeping a high-profile despite new concerns about their security. nbc's kir simmons is at buckingham palace. keir, good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning. the royals were out in force with the british equivalent of veterans day despite a series of terrorism arrests. and this morning, natalie, there is news that william and kate are heading your way soon. [ bell tolling ] >> reporter: tight security surrounded the queen as she attended a ceremony for service men and women killed in war. reports of a terrorist plot to target her are not accurate. uk government sources tell nbc news. but the queen's determination to appear in public threw unprecedented applause at this formal event.

and following in her charitable footsteps, prince william will unveil a new wildlife charity when he and kate travel to the u.s. next month. the couple's visit to new york not yet officially announced follows their trip to l.a. in 2011. >> i think they're going to be mobbed when they get to new york. i mean it was huge when they went to l.a. there was a lot of security. >> reporter: and this speculation they may possibly bring prince george as they did on a tour of australia and new zealand this year. by the time pregnant kate arrives in the u.s. her new baby bump will be truly visible. and she's been cleared to travel despite morning sickness so severe it extends well past the a.m. hours. and get this natalie. kate has never been to new york before. so she will likely be as excited as many people there will be, natalie. >> we will welcome her with open

arms. keir simmons, thank you. a no you study is sounding the alarm over those laundry detergent pods. poison hotlines have received over 17,000 calls over the last two years about children biting into the packets or getting it in their eyes. 700 kids were hospitalized and one even died. the concentrated detergent can cause burns, coma and seizures. what could be more fun than watching baby alexis bouncing in her new jolly jumper? it gets even better with her dog, dakota joining in. dakota may be trying to jump on the baby's shadow. looks like alexis is getting a kick out of it. the video has racked up more than 2.5 million youtube views in just a few days. that's what i call entertainment. it is now 8:05. let's get another check of the weather with al. >> announcer: "today's weather" is brought to you by jared, the galleria of jewelry. truly unique designs that you won't find just anywhere.

that's why he went to jared. >> got some nice friends here. it's yourself 7th birthday. are you reed? all right. happy birthday reed. nice to see you. very nice. good-looking group. very nice. all right. let's show you what's going on. hopefully they won't do the old punch in the arm thing for you. looking at wet weather in florida. heavier showers and thunderstorms. we're also watching this big area of snow from rapid city all the way to forest lake. talking about snow coming down anywhere from a half a foot to a foot and a half before it's all over. and, of course the polar invasion your low temperatures. bismarck five. north platte 11. then tomorrow the overnight lows 10 in bismarck, 11 in denver. to 46 in alexandria. thursday it spreads even down into atlanta. 42 degrees. that's two degrees below normal. that's what's going on a good morning i'm bill henley. a cold start this morning be a

nice rebound this afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. even warmer tomorrow. a chance of a sprinkle early on wednesday and turning chilier on thursday. by friday morning we could see showers, possibly a mix of rain drops and snow flakes for the morning. have a great day. coming up next on "trending," what do you do when you think no one else is watching? no really. meet the guy who takes cleaning to a new and slightly embarrassing place. >> wait till you hear the song too. then who among us is a snorer? >> yeah. >> what time do we go to bed? we're answering your questions as we begin a special look at sleep and how to get more rest. and oscar winner angelica huston stops by to talk about her remarkable career her relationship with jack nicholson, ryan o'neal and more. first, these messages.

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let's jump right into what's trending today. >> the legendary rocker who allegedly nixed a band reunion and did so in dramatic fashion. ♪ i'm gonna give you my love ♪ ♪ i'm gonna give you my love ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ wanna whole lotta love ♪ >> okay robert plant, we know him well not feeling a whole lotta love for a led zeppelin reunion. the lead singer reportedly ripping up an $800 million contract at the last minute. the deal was for a concert tour three cities, 35 dates, jimmy page and john paul jones, the other bandmates, they were on board, but plant backed out, allegedly tearing the contract to pieces and leaving his bandmates, well dazed and confused. this morning plant's publicist says that story is rubbish. >> so what is the story? what is the deal? i mean you'd think the bandmates, he tore that contract

up in front of them. >> wouldn't you do just about anything for $800 million? what's so bad about that? okay three cities $35 million. tiny concert. >> he's now in the witness protection program. >> do we know what the deal is? what's the outcome of all this? >> no. maybe they'll get it back together. apparently there was something in the fine print that he didn't like. >> he was, like no lavender in my dressing room! it's being called one of the wildest plays ever on a football field. this morning it's giving one college athlete a tough lesson in sportsmanship. this is utah versus oregon. utah's clay catches a pass runs for 79 yards and an amazing touchdown. >> sure. >> utah fans go crazy. even the announcers are convinced. but take a look at that play from another angle. just about a yard before entering the end zone you can see clay drops the ball celebrating too soon. that is a fumble. so that's when a fast-acting player from oregon gets the ball and he runs 100 yards the

other way for a real touchdown. utah ends up losing that game 51-27. >> oh my. >> that hurt. >> that's hard to snap back. >> can you imagine the locker room discussion after that? >> can you imagine the rest of the night? what he heard? in the dorm and the players? >> can i just say losing 51-27 after that would have been a whole lot better than losing by two points? >> that's true. this is true. >> a defensive battle. >> exactly. what song do you like to dance to when you think no one is watching natalie? ♪ like that old-time rock 'n' roll ♪ >> all right. we have a guy on tape. maybe it's not as good as that one. he's dancing in his underwear. >> they're, like what song is she singing? >> you didn't recognize that tune? >> "risky business," come on. >> bob seger right now is going -- >> we don't know the name. we just know it's tom cruise. >> take a look at this guy. ♪

>> wow! >> oh. >> well at least he's not wearing underwear. >> no. is that the dog looking down on him? >> that's everyone looking down on him. that's the 1980 classic "morning train." dancing around in his skivvies. when he realized he's being watched, he drops a mop and has a few choice words for his roommate. a lot of people on the internet think this is all a big fake. >> what's your go-to dance song? >> "it's raining men." >> tamron it doesn't take much to get you to dance. >> yeah. >> if the radio is on. >> i'm dancing. >> that is "what's trending today." meantime we are beginning a special series devoted to improving your sleep. we're calling it "snooze or lose." according to our exclusive survey 72% of americans say sleep is one of life's great

pleasures. but 46% say they just don't get enough. >> so we get questions from people all the time about our own sleep habits. and this morning we're revealing some of the answers. >> good morning. >> good morning. this is ridiculous. >> early-morning. skram, baby. >> hi. ♪ >> i would like to be in bed at about 9:00. >> probably 8:00 or so. >> but i never really get to bed much before 10:00. >> try to be asleep by 9:30. ♪ >> about the hour before i go to sleep, i put music on. >> i am guilty of looking at the smartphone. >> it has to be pitch black. and silent like a ticking clock makes me cuckoo. >> when i'm tired and my head hits the pillow, i am out. ♪

>> i usually start on my back. and i have this weird habit. i sleep with my arm over my head. >> i think to start, i sleep on my side. >> i'm definitely a side sleeper. >> i think my natural inclination is to sleep on my side. ♪ >> i had a real snoring problem. i have sleep apnea when i was heavier. i don't snore now. >> there are vicious rumors going around in my household that i snore. and on occasion i will admit that i have kind of awakened myself with kind of a little snore. >> i do not snore. i know i don't snore. joe, you know i don't snore. >> i do not snore. big drooler. i really drool. ♪ sleep is not what it used to be since i had little darling, adorable vail. she wakes up every, i would say, three hours or so.

>> at midnight you hear their footsteps coming into the room. and they'll come to the side of the bed. and they'll say, i had a bad dream or can i sleep with you guys? >> if there's something on my mind then i will wake up. >> i'm a pretty sound sleeper although i'm a pretty sound sleeper of a certain age. i have a natural alarm clock. ♪ >> every morning for the last 20-plus years, my alarm has gone off at 4:10. there's no way to describe it other than early. >> i wake up at 3:00 in the morning. and i'm not going to lie. the alarm hurts. >> i wake up at 4:05 because 4:00 is too early. 4:05 is just right. >> during the week i wake up at 3:05 because 3:00 a.m. seems too early. ♪ >> better than. well we all know the obvious answer to that question. sleep is better than -- >> i'd rather go have a great

time with annette and the kids and forgo a few hours of sleep. but it's high on the list. >> i don't put it up there as you know a great meal or a great vacation. >> good night's sleep is better than -- name it. it's great. >> i might go to sleep right now. nighty night. >> we all need to sleep more! good night, everybody! >> for our series we try some of the most current techniques for tracking sleep. and we're going to share the results throughout the week. i wore an actography watch, which is something that monitors movement and rest. savannah did a sleepiness test to see how rested she is since she had a little baby. al tried an at-home sleep device to monitor his sleep. and natalie used a portable sleep lab to record whether she has sleep apnea. dr. carl bazil is director at the division of epilepsy and sleep at columbia. dr. nina radcliffe.

did i say that right? >> it's an actograph. >> why do people wear this? >> this is good for measuring patterns of sleep over time. so if your sleep cycle it off, it will show up. >> it's a motion detector. so what about the nights i lie in bed, i'm wide awake but motionless? that's going to think i'm sleeping isn't it? >> you have to be really a guru in meditation or something because you always have some movement if you're awake. >> doctor let's talk about this. 46% of people not surprisingly said they don't get enough sleep. the reasons, though are varied. what impact does not getting enough sleep have on our lives? physically and emotionally? >> it can cause a number of diseases dementia depression diabetes heart disease. we all have our sleepless nights from time to time but over a long period of time we can have illness as well. >> so once we tracked my sleeping habits with this does it tell me how to "a," get to bed easier or stay aleap easier? >> it doesn't really tell you how to do that but you actually

do a pretty good job. you have regular sleep times. the one thing you do do like many people you sleep in when you don't have to get up early. >> right. but i also wake up in the middle of the night. that's something that men of my age have happen a lot. al mentioned that. so the trick for me is what do i do to get back to sleep once i've gotten up in the middle of the night? >> well if you can't fall back asleep within 30 minutes, it's time to shift gears. and i joke that it makes us sharpen our math skills. if we fall asleep right at this moment we calculate it will be 3 hours and 37 minutes. instead what we need to do is get out of bed, keep our lights dim, do some reading. if you have a problem that's bothering you, write it down. put it in a drawer and close it. deal with it in the morning time. >> people tend to have set sleeping patterns. you just talked about that. is it possible to reset your sleep clock? >> oh sure. but it takes time. you know it's jet lag. we're all familiar with that. the weekend thing we call social jet lag. so many people stay up two hours later on the weekend. but guess what happens sunday night? you can't get to sleep. >> right, exactly. you can have this back. i never want to see that again.

doctor thank you very much. doctors, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> for more of our "snooze or lose" survey head to today.com. today, savannah shares the results of her sleepiness test. but up next dr. oz on men's he ♪ come with me now ♪ all right. we're back now with "no-shave today," our month-long campaign bringing awareness to men's health. this morning we're talking about

prostate cancer. it is the most common form of cancer among men in america and the second deadliest. one in seven men will be diagnosed with it. and nearly 30,000 will die from it this year alone. dr. mehmet oz is host of "the dr. oz show" and the new own show, "surgeon oz." good to see you. surgeon oz, dr. oz, good to see you. we talk about prostate cancer somethinging didded in older men. i think the average age of diagnosis, 66? >> it is. remember that 90% of men, if they live to age 90 will have prostate cancer. the question is not whether prostate cancer is a problem. of course it is. but will it kill you? probably not. the vast majority of people die with it. the big question is what should you do to identify which ones are dangerous? >> basically, a lot of people get diagnosed with this and then they look at their doctor and say i didn't feel any symptoms. is that normally the case? >> that's the norm. it does not usually give you symptoms. put the papers down for one second. i want you to do something you may not have done before. touch the prostate. >> this is a human prostate. >> this is the bladder.

at the bottom of the bladder, right there, you hold it like that in your fingers. that is the prostate right there. see that little round thing? >> right. is this a normal prostate or an enlarged prostate? >> that's a normal prostate. this my friend is an enlarged prostate. you see how big that is? >> right. >> feel how smooth that is in there. >> right. >> and then feel this and describe that to everybody. >> that's got little nodules. >> exactly. >> on it. >> prostate cancer. the nodules that doctors feel for when they do a rectal exam are what you just felt right there. that little nodule is what we look for. the key question is should you get a rectal exam? should you get a blood test to check your psa, one of the tests we use to identify it. >> let's start with the blood test. you just mentioned it's a psa. most men over a certain age get that. if the results of that come back in the okay range, do you need to go on and get this other test? >> you don't need to do anything else if the psa tests are low. generally speaking we don't use the psa test correctly. that's why there's a debate. most people think it tells you if i have cancer. it doesn't, really. it tells if you have

inflammation or irritation of the prostate. some groups say don't bother getting the test anymore. i say get the test but don't rush off to get a buyiopsy or end up getting treated when you shouldn't. >> let's talk about the rectal exam which al and i did on the air last year. under what circumstances do you say a guy should definitely go get that test? >> it's free. it really isn't that invasive as you experienced personally. i think every other year men over 50 ought to get a rectal exam. if you have a family history, all these things get pushed earlier for both the psa and rectal exam. remember family history is not just someone who has prostate cancer but under 60 or 65. >> let's go back to something you hinted about a second ago. just because you have an enlarged prostate does not mean you have prostate cancer. as a matter of fact most men, their prostate will enlarge over time. >> if you last night had to get up and urinate, you probably have a hypertrophiyy yhypertrophy

prostate. >> lifestyle changes? >> this is hugely important. the same lifestyle changes that work for the heart work for the prostate. they really are connected. can you literally reverse prostate cancer. not just prevent it but reverse it. what are the keys? lycopene-rich foods such as tomatoes work edamame. much better than saturated fats. this is my big secret nuts. because nuts have selenium and invite men e and these foods seem to be able to help the body deal with prostate cancer. >> we have this information on our website, but at what age should guys start going to get that blood taste? >> i believe age 50. use it as a baseline study. please this is important, most of the time it's elevated from inflammation or from an infection. get the infection treated before you let them put a needle in your prostate. we are taking out too many prostates we may have been able to avoid with lifestyle and with the appropriate treatment of infection. nice beard, by the way. >> thank you.

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>> both of them together. that's a dinner party right there. >> let's make it happen. all right. thanksgiving also right around the corner. and we need your help with a special project called "today's cranksgiving." >> it's not about being cranky. it's just the opposite. it's a bike ride food drive and scavenger hunt all rolled into one. it started here in new york 15 years ago. ever since rides have been popping up all across the country like this one held in st. louis over the weekend. so we thought, hey, we'd like to give it a cry. >> that's right. we're each going to ride in a different city. al we won't say where, but you and i are going to ride together. so grab your bikes, helmets, backpacks. >> and your little dog, too. >> ♪ sign up because we think it will be really fun. >> meantime tamron is inside. >> we are working with walmart for the sixth year of our "getting to the heart of christmas" initiative. certainly you recall it some powerful moments played out in the past. we brought extra holiday cheer to some very special families and organizations. and we are looking forward to

doing it again this year. so if you know of a person or group who's deserving of a little extra help head to today.com, share their story, and we just might surprise them this holiday season. how exciting is that? so go to today.com, al. >> all right. very nice. we've got a nice group here hanging out. you love new york city. oh my gosh. very nice. all right. let's show you -- we love you and we love your weather. although some of the weather not quite so lovable today. especially the plains through the upper midwest, upwards of a foot and a half of snow. 55 in portland. 68 in los angeles. then for tomorrow wet weather makes its way from the ohio river valley down into the gulf coast. snow back behind that. cooler weather invading in the pacific northwest. the temperatures dropping 10 to 15 degrees. look for a lovely day along the east coast. but by thursday those temperatures do cool down. that's what's going on around the country.

good morning i'm bill henley. a cold start this morning but a nice rebound this afternoon. lots of sunshine. high temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. 66 tuesday afternoon. a chance of a sprinkle early on wednesday and chillier on thursday. by friday morning we could see showers and possibly a mix of rain drops and know flakes. cold saturday morning. have a great day.at's y test weather. savannah? >> all right, al. thank you so much. angelica huston of course has been a singular presence on screen and stage for more than four decades with many movies including the grifters, the addams family and she comes from a legendary showbusiness family. her father john directed more than 40 films. well now miss huston is opening

up about it in her new book "second memoir called "watch me." of course we've been doing that for many years. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. good to see you. >> we know you've had an interesting life when you have not one but two memoirs. you had your early years in the first memoir. and this is your life in hollywood. it sounds like a lot of fun. >> it was a lot of fun. i'll admit it. >> you talk a lot about actually your relationships. was there anything that was hard to kind of delve into and relive? >> well actually the nature of writing a book is that the hard things are trying to find the proper adjectives for something rather than retelling a story that might have been difficult or painful at the time. i found that the writing process actually superseded you know the facts of life. >> jack nicholson, of course was your paramour for, i think, 15 17 years. >> 17 years. >> you really are very open in the book about that relationship.

and he was kind of a bad boy in hollywood. >> well, that's not big news. >> i know but there you were right next to him. how did you handle that and what was the process of writing about it like? >> well i sort of handled it on a day-to-day basis. and sometimes i didn't handle it so well at the time. writing about it actually was quite cathartic. and i showed him the book before it went to publication. so i got his stamp of approval. not that i needed it but it was nice to have. >> you write that looking back on it now, you think there were moments where -- i don't know if denial is the word you'd use, but there were times where you felt like -- >> denial is not a -- >> where maybe you should have known what he was up to. >> i knew what he was up to but, you know the thing about being with somebody who's that much in the public eye and who is that charming and is that charismatic is that you kind of

have to go along with the program. it's not like you're going to break all those habits immediately. >> this book is dishy. it's interesting. it describes a hollywood that seems very exciting. you have a lot of tales to tell. one of them though was disturbing. you tell a story about ryan o'neal who you briefly dated. and you tell about a night where he was, according to you, physically violent with you. >> well it's my feeling that any man who lifts a hand against a woman deserves to be outed. so i'll sort of leave it at that. >> he had no comment, of course. but you left the relationship right after that you said. >> yes. >> yeah. you also talk about roman polanski who is a good friend. talk about being in a strange place at a strange time. you happened to be at his house that day when the young woman who he was later charged with statutory rape for was actually right there. of course you didn't see anything but you realized later what had happened? >> well actually, it was at jack's house.

it wasn't at roman's house. but yes, you know so far as i'm concerned, whatever happened is his business. and i wasn't there for any untoward behavior. i can say that with some happiness. >> did you enjoy writing the book and reliving this stuff? >> yes, i did. it was, as i say, it was a cathartic process. it's good to relive certain things because you get a perspective. i had a good time because i was also here working on "smash" at the time. you know three days intensive work on "smash," and then the rest of the time i gave over to writing the book. it was a good discipline. >> there's a reason the book is called "watch me." i really like it. can you tell people why you gave it that title? >> well it was, first of all, actually my book agent gave me the title. i'm very grateful to him, bill

craig. it was an incident where i was at a dinner party at someone's house. and tony richardson who is a great english director said oh poor little you. you're never going to do anything with your life you know. so much talent. so little to show for it. and i thought, hmm. watch me. so that's how it came about. >> and so we have. and now we can read all about it. angelica huston thank you so much. it's such a pleasure as always. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. once again, the book is called "watch me." coming up we are about to turn the tables on andy cohen, give him a little taste of his own medicine which would be what? vodka? i don't know. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

♪ back now at 8:40 with a tribute to the troops who serve our country and the men and women we honor tomorrow on veterans day. abby huntsman from msnbc's "the cycle" is here with a story that is close to her heart.

abby good morning. >> good morning, natalie. you know it takes such incredible courage and loyalty to step up and serve. we owe so much of our freedom and safety to members of our u.s. military who risk their lives each and every day. we also need to remember their families who are sometimes overlooked but in many ways making sacrifices, too. ♪ >> they were so much alike in so many ways. >> reporter: comrades and best friends, now side by side at arlington national cemetery. >> they pushed each other a lot to be better. >> reporter: navy s.e.a.l. brendan luney and travis mannion were roommates at the u.s. naval academy. they became inseparable, two peas in a pod. travis was sent off to serve in iraq. there he was tragically cut down by a sniper in 2007. his best friend was understandably devastated. >> he was a great friend and i miss him. >> reporter: three years later, he too, was killed in a helicopter crash in afghanistan.

retired marine colonel tom mannion is travis's father. he considers the young men brothers forever. it's the title of his book a tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> they were willing to take whatever risk there was out there to go forward and make a difference. >> reporter: his message is a simple one. the value of bravery and the type of service that inspires all of us to be just a little more selfless. >> brotherhood, sacrifice, love of country. >> reporter: and when it comes to brotherhood, it's personal. because my own family is now embarking on a journey, and my mom is taking it a day at a time. >> no matter what i do where i go, i have got it on my mind 24 hours a day. >> reporter: will and john my two brothers and my mom's two boys are naval academy grads preparing to fly to serve and to face danger head on. >> our country is experiencing some frightening times. and they have -- they're in it. they're in it to serve. these guys are doing what they

feel is best. and you have to have faith. this country has become so divided. and i look at our men and women in the military. and they are not going to ask what party their president is. they are going to serve their country regardless. >> reporter: do you worry they won't come back at all? >> you know i have a peace about it. i really do. when john left and with will too, i had you know those moments that you do as parents where you turn to faith and kind of think, how do i get through this? >> reporter: my brother's fiancee, morgan, is also learning to adapt. >> it really makes you cherish every single moment you have together. appreciate life and what it's about and relationships and family. >> it gives me strength to know that they are doing what they feel in their hearts. it also gives me great confidence in this great country and the men and women that we have serving. they are extraordinary men and

women, and we should be very, very proud. >> reporter: two sets of brothers and two different families who share one singular message, strength respect, unconditional love, and faith. what would these two boys tell my brothers that are ten years behind them doing their similar thing? >> they would thank them and tell them to lead from the front and to make a difference. >> to make a difference. that is about the best advice you can get from two heroes who did exactly that. in their own words, natalie, if not me then who? this was such an incredibly humbling story to do. >> and thanks to your brothers as well for serving and to all the veterans who have given so much of themselves and sacrificed. abby huntsman great story. thank you. coming up next savannah's going to be talking "housewives" and hollywood with one of our favorites around here andy cohen. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> it is 8:45 in the morning. andy.

♪ we are back at 8:47. andy cohen spends his evenings as host and executive producer of the wacky and highly entertaining "watch what happens live" on our sister network, bravo. he is also a best-selling author. his new book invites to you spend time in his shoes called "the andy cohen diaries." andy good morning. >> good morning. >> you are really dishy in this book. >> it's true. >> you drop some names. >> i do. it's inspired by the andy warhol diaries. it could have been called diary of a name dropper because i drop so many names. >> you really do. >> i do. it's very dishy. it's behind the scenes of the late-night talk show, and it's really fun. i loved writing it and it's as fun to read as it was to write. >> are there any of your celebrity friends that you feel awkward seeing now, given what you've written about them? >> no. you know i really take you behind the scenes of my show. so there are people that have

come on my show that i might be a little concerned about them reading what i had to say in the book. >> give me an example. let's say it right now. >> mariah carey. >> okay what do you say about her? >> no i just talk about the machinations that wept into that booking and the behind the scenes and me sitting in the other chair for her good side and things like that. but i think we're going to be cool. >> you know one thing i think people love about you is that even though you interview all these celebrities and you know all these people like you just still seem like a superfan. >> yes. that's my entry point. i love pop culture, which is why i love the warhol diaries. it's like this pop culture time capsule. i love pop culture, and i am a fan of everything. i'm a celebrant. i'm a pretty positive guy. you know, i love "the bridget jones diaries," too. my love story is with a dog. >> i know your dog, waka. >> yes, waka. >> sorry, i didn't know my baseball. >> that's cool. he's named after michael waka

the pitcher for the cardinals. the night i rescued him, he was watching the cardinal game. >> look at you two. >> yeah he's cute. and michael waka was pitching and i said i think that's your name. >> do you kind of feel like he's opened up your heart for love? human love? >> i do yes. human love yes. >> can you give us a little more about that? >> i joined tinder while i was writing the book so there are a lot of dating stories. >> yes. tell the viewers at home what tinder is. >> tinder is an app that you swipe left if you like. and if they like you, they swipe left too. and then it's a match. and then you go have drinks after your late-night talk show. >> where you have more drinks. >> yes, right. yes, thank you. >> i was going to say, you liquor up the guests pretty good. >> yes. >> yes. i want to play a game that you sometimes play on the show. >> okay. >> are we ready to play "plead the fifth"? >> yes. >> all right. just to explain the rules, i ask you three questions. >> you are only allowed to plead

the fifth which is to not answer on one of them. are you ready? >> yes. >> first, who has been your most disappointing guest on "watch what happens live"? >> oh gosh. i plead the fifth. >> as you know copious drinks are served before the show. which guest was the biggest mess when they went on air? >> oh, my gosh. let me count the ways. we've had a drunk ricki lake. we've had a drunk rosie perez. we've had a drunk -- let me think about last week. i mean you know. you got a little lit. oh no you didn't. >> no i didn't. >> right. >> actually we'll talk about that in a moment. because this leads to my final question. >> yes. >> which guest made you more nervous? oprah winfrey or matt lauer? >> you know what? matt i have a kind of guy crush on matt that is totally not creepy. but i was nervous for matt. and i was nervous -- i was probably a little more nervous for oprah, but i was sufficiently nervous for matt lauer. >> do you feel like matt lauer returns that guy crush? >> no. >> do you feel like there's any

energy there? >> no i feel like you views -- i don't think he really actually knows who i am. i'm fine with that. >> by the way, we're looking at that. you tried to serve drinks which is lovely when you go on your show. i was pregnant in that show. but i didn't tell anyone. no one knew. >> you're kidding me. >> no. all your producers were like have a margarita. and i had to fake drink. >> i apologize. >> one of the things you say you do you kind of go there. >> yes. >> you ask the guests a question that they wish you wouldn't ask. >> yes. >> what question do you wish i wouldn't ask of you? >> do you think i'm going to say that? >> yeah. i thought that was a clever way. >> you, too? >> to get at the things that you don't want me to talk about. >> oh, my gosh. i don't -- is this a plead the fifth question? >> no. >> okay, we're done. >> turn the lights back up. >> i'm getting freaked out. >> you're stalling. >> yes, i am stalling. what question? just anything where i -- i mean i really do dish a lot in the book but i also have to book my show as well. >> yeah. >> hopefully it will run for a while. so i'm writing that line. i guess the question is like

why don't i have a significant other? >> why don't you? >> which is when you're single kind of an irritating question to always get. i have a long list in the book. >> yeah. >> it's exhausting. >> andy cohen. >> yes. >> i just love being kwu. >> thank you. i love being with you. >> come back any time. >> yes. >> sober. >> yes, i'm sober right now. i was sober when i wrote the book. >> that i don't believe. >> i was! >> come on. the book is out tomorrow. you can catch andy on "watch what happens live" sunday through thursday on bravo. coming up next kelly osbourne and fashion and turning 30. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> 30. oh, my gosh.

well kelly osbourne is a fashion expert a talented singer/songwriter and the daughter of one of the most famous rock stars on the planet. and her show "fashion police" returns to e! this january. we love catching up with miss kelly. how are you? >> i'm doing really really good. a lot better than i was. >> yeah. glad to hear that. >> we know how hard it's been to have lost joan. how are you doing this morning? >> i can't lie and tell you that i'm amazing. it's something, to be honest with you, i really don't like talking about because i haven't been able to mourn and grieve the way that i want to because when i tell you that not one person that i have seen or walked up to me or spoken to

since the day she passed has the first thing that comes out of their mouth is "who's replacing joan?" and i actually have started to enter my angry phase. so it's more -- it's not been fun. >> yeah. i think we can all understand that. >> especially since she's considered irreplaceable. >> absolutely. more than a mentor. >> let's not cry on morning tv. >> you've got a lot of things going on in your life. >> you just turned 30. >> i did. >> look at everything you've accomplished in 30 years. >> it's not when i really think about it. because i feel like i haven't done enough yet to prove myself. there's still much more i want to do. then when i realize all the different things and different areas, it's amazing. my fashion line is out now. i spent 12 years on that "fashion police" back in january, red carpet season all over again, i just wrote a book four new tv shows. >> what are you going to do with your life kelly?

>> honestly take a break. >> i feel i have something to prove, i really do. ever since i first moved to america and i saw especially in l.a. the stigma of the celebrity child. i won't be that child. >> aww, good for you. >> you look amazing. >> i can't lie. it's supportive underwear. >> which we all need. did you bring a basket of supportive underwear for all of us? >> my friend luckily -- >> wait. hold good morning, everyone i'm chris cato. let's get your first alert forecast now with bill henley. >> things are warming up. right now it is bright sunshine. look at the pocono mountains. just a few clouds. temperatures in the 40s. in pocono it's 46 degrees.

wilmington is 59. up seven degrees in just the last hour. philadelphia international at 48 degrees. we're well on our way to the upper 50s and lower 60s this afternoon. >> three families are being treated after carbon monoxide fills their homes. the father was able to call 911 before he and the rest of the family passed out. they were taken to the hospital for observation. it appears a faulty heater caused the carbon monoxide leak. a trial for a former decorated philadelphia police officer who is accused of assaulting his girlfriend last year. he retired from the force in 2011. in a few hours philadelphia

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>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." it's monday morning it's november 10th, 2014. i'm willie geist along with al roker, natalie morales and tamron hall. >> did you see that shot? there's like an american girl doll held up like simba. yeah! we are here. we've arrived. >> that store is right up the street. like a block away. so we see a lot of american girl traffic. >> the great thing is -- there she is. >> held up like simba. >> yeah. >> you can still get out of there for under $500. >> just about. >> it's crazy. >> just an arm, not a leg.

>> i was so glad when both courtney and layla passed that phase. >> i've got boys, but for my nieces, i've gone in and you get sucked into not just buying the cute little outfits but then the accessories. they've got to have the cat and the dog and everything else. >> people go on dates. where you going? we're going to lunch. with who? my doll at the cafe at american girl. >> a blowout. >> yeah, a blowout. >> and for the kids who don't have the doll they have a whole rack of backup dolls. so you can rent a doll to have lunch. and so i'm 44. so my 42nd birthday was spent with miss riley my loaner doll and her birthday party. >> best story ever told. >> pretty much. >> you go to a restaurant, jacket for you, sir? doll for you. >> here's your doll miss hall. yeah, but it's a cute place. >> a phenomenon, that's for sure. are you guys jason bourne fans? >> huge. >> how good are those movies? >> so good. >> good news for all you fans.

matt damon and ben affleck were on the red carpet. >> by accident. >> by accident. they were there for project greenlight on hbo. they're talking to e! and ben spills the beans on his buddy. check this out. >> well, he's going to be doing a "bourne" movie next fall when i'm just completely lost any semblance of physical fitness. >> he's going to weigh the same but he's going to have far -- >> more pear-shaped. >> yeah. >> are you coming back for another "bourne"? >> yes, next year. it will be in 2016 when the movie will actually come out. but all green grasspaul greengrass is going to do another one. >> it's actually been nine years since the last "bourne" movie. >> jeremy renner. he wasn't jason bourne but he played another agent from that group. >> yep. >> those movies are so good. >> they're great. >> so good. >> meanwhile how buff is ben

affleck? >> he is. >> getting in shape for batman. >> they both are buff. >> they both are. look at how, like, muscly. >> there's no american girl doll there. >> no. >> their daughters. i bet. >> i'm sure. wow! >> has that happened to any of you guys where somebody kind of outs you or spills the beans before you have a chance to -- >> tamron announced that i was going to be in the next "batman." >> willie announced i had a bar fight. and then i announced that willie was arrested. >> that was payback. you got me. you got me. >> the opportunity to bring this back, right? you guys have to see this crazy, crazy -- well i guess we're not. we're going to move on. all right. remember one of my all-time favorite movies, "hitch." and will smith is giving kevin james a little advice about when you're out dancing. ♪ she had me feeling like she's ready to go ♪ >> this is you, right here. you live right here, okay? this is home.

♪ you come get me ♪ >> right here. i don't want to see none of that. don't need no people. they got food there. >> none of this. none of that. this is where you live. okay. so maybe you have felt that there's -- no matter how hard you've tried you cannot dance. well, guess what? >> what? >> science has come to your rescue. >> oh. >> they have discovered that some people, in fact, have no sense of rhythm. >> i can believe that. >> experts say you cannot synchronize moves with sounds. you just can't, no matter what. >> tap your foot. >> i'm doing the carlton. do the carlton. or there's the elaine. >> there you go. >> oh. >> don't do that again. you could hurt yourself. >> moses. >> i guess this study said you can hear the rhythm. >> right. >> but you can't send the message to the body. >> the body isn't hearing it.

your brain is going yeah. >> i disagree. that it's for everyone. some of us have moves. >> oh, oh. >> oh, yes. >> sure. >> some of us don't do the elaine dance, although some of us are good at it, too. >> some people cannot dance. and i think they're not -- you can't coordinate. that's why you just stay in your space. >> stay in your lane. >> and stay low and tight. >> it's only for guys. none of this -- just stay in this. >> any time the wings go like this it's a bad move. >> and don't do that. don't do that. at a wedding at a bar mitzvah. >> i think you can dance al. >> you've got to have that guy at the wedding. there's got to be one of those guys who's doing that. it kind of lifts up the room. get him in the middle of the circle. >> would you do that at a wedding? >> i give "a" for effort. if you get on the dance noor and you're trying. i don't want you sitting in a chair over there while we're having fun over here. >> i do love when the little boys have their slick shoes on and they come out and they're dancing with the grandma. spinning her around.

i give you that. all right. all right. okay. let's take a look at this video. seattle seahawks, their mascot, tama gave a fan a little bit of a surprise there. usually it goes to its handler, but instead ended up on that guy's hair. look at that. right in for the landing. apparently just messed the hair up a little bit. and then flew off back -- that has to hurt. >> he takes down small mammals. >> i wonder what sent him in that guy's direction. maybe a mouse? >> his hair was flapping or something. >> yeah he saw some movement. those are some serious claws. >> the seahawks -- he should be able to go in the locker room, high-five everyone. free upgrade after that. >> he could have had a pet anaconda that they released. >> that's a problem. that's a problem. >> anaconda been reaching. >> i don't know.

>> what in tarnation happened at your house over the weekend? who are you? >> got too much sleep. getting ready for roker time. okay. time for our "monday moment." an adorable moment between a dog dakota, and baby alexis. this video, i can't stop looking at it. it's been viewed now 2.6 million times in four days. take a look. [ laughing ] >> come on. stop it right now. >> the dog's chasing the shadow. >> the shadow. >> he's chasing his shadow. >> look at the laugh. >> come on! stop! no! stop it! come on! one more time! that's a good jump. >> isn't that good? wow! if this doesn't make you smile this monday morning i'm not sure you can breathe. >> that laugh. that laugh is beautiful, right? >> the dog's not laughing.

>> no, the dog is entertaining. your "monday moment," use the #today'stake. >> bouncy seats are entertaining on their own. >> why don't they make an adult version? >> they do, at certain nightclubs. >> ooh. >> which ones do you go to? >> there's certain kinds of swings at certain clubs. we'll talk offline. >> that sounds like a bar fight waiting to happen. somebody's going to end up arrested, that's all i know. let's show you what we've got going on. okay. so we've got this leading edge of cold air. and it's bringing aen to of snow into parts of the midwest from minneapolis all the way back into the dakotas. through today into tonight. it moves into the u.p. of michigan. now this is just the leading edge of the cold air, but look at the amount of snow it drops in the next 48 hours. about 9 to 12 inches around minneapolis. but you get into the u.p. of michigan, could be upwards of a foot and a half. some places getting one to two inches of snowfall per hour. and this is the leading edge. warm moist air riding up over

the colder air. that's what's bringing the snow and the cold air. ahead of it, st. louis, you're at 69. dallas, 78. behind it, denver, 55. then tonight overnight lows drop down. upper 20s, kansas. 14 in denver. wednesday it's down to 11 in denver for a low. chicago, 29. alexandria, 46. thursday, we're down to five degrees above zero. that's 20 degrees below normal for their low. and then as we move into friday, roanoke 29. buffalo, 28. as far south as tallahassee, 43 degrees. and the highs don't rebound that nicely. can you see a lot of blue across the map. 36 in denver to 40 in boston. that's awfully chilly stuff. that' good morning i'm bill henley. a cold start this morning but a nice rebound this afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s and even warmer for tomorrow. partly sunny and 66 degrees.

a chance of a sprinkle early on wednesday and turning chillier on thursday. by friday morning we could see showers, possibly a mix of rain drops and snow flakes friday morning. clearing skies for the weekend and cold saturday morning. have a great day. and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. she has played the same character carla tortelli, in five different series beginning with "cheers." now rhea perlman is taking on a new role in "the mindy project." we can't wait to talk to rhea. and we're going to do it. hi, welcome. >> monday morning. >> rhea perlman next. i love making the kind of food you'll feel really good about putting in your body. i know what you're thinking, but this is new and improved i can't believe it's not butter! 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. made with a blend of delicious oils, purified water, and just a pinch of salt. two please, and spread on some extra. i'm here all day.

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rhea perlman has been a beloved fixture on our tvs over the years. now she's found a new home on "the mindy project." >> the always-entertaining rhea has joined the cast in a recurring role as the feisty mom of mindy. >> tah-dah! it's good, huh? >> annette, that looks like something that rihanna would wear to hedonism. >> that sounds good. >> no. >> no. >> i think those straps are just not aiming appropriatege appropriate. >> what? you sound just like danny. whatever happened to taking a risk? >> whoa! hey, now! i like the sound of that. >> now, wait a minute. i've got to tell you, there's going to be a clip of you in the silver dress. that's a bathing suit. >> really? >> it is a bathing suit. >> oh. >> it's supposed to be, you know, i'm going to take water aerobics. >> okay. that's a bathing suit? >> it isn't cut down low enough in the shot. >> did you take it with you? >> actually i have it yeah.

>> really? >> has danny seen it yet? >> i'm saving it. >> all right! >> special occasion. it's so ridiculous. >> you've seen the bit in the show like a hand in glove. had you watched it before you got cast? >> yeah, i watched it. i'm a big fan of mindy. i think the show is so funny and smart. she's just one of those kind of brilliant, young actor -- director/producers. >> projector. >> projector. i don't know. she's a great projector. i don't know. she's just amazing and all the people on it are so funny. i'm just so happy to be there because, you know, it's kind of new -- it's a new thing for me. it's really kind of a new kind of comedy for me. >> as we mentioned, you play danny's mother. >> yes. >> so her boyfriend's mom. >> yeah. >> and she's kind of tough on you. does that seem familiar? was there ever a time when moms were tough on you, boyfriend's

mom? >> danny's mom loves me. she really liked me julia. she was great. yeah. i mean, you know, moms can always be a little tough. i love the part because i can -- i think of all my -- brooklyn and new jersey people. joanne. judy in jersey. >> yeah! >> danny's sisters are not with us anymore, but there's so much to feed on that. she's from staten island, but it's all the same. >> the attitude? >> yeah, that attitude. you know, she's very unpredictable. you know, she's really, like -- she's a matriarch. she loves the kids. she hates the kids. you know, manipulative. she's just everything. >> she's the mom. >> she is a mom. >> love it. >> she's such a mom. >> you've, obviously, the world got to know you so well on "cheers." how is tv different? how is it different acting on a show like "the mindy project"? there was a lot of improv, for example. >> there you go. >> is that the big difference?

>> for me, that's the big difference, one of the big -- of course this is a single-camera show. ours was in front of an audience, "cheers." so that was -- that's a whole other way of working which is tons of fun. and this is tons of fun in a different way. and really, i am a very hesitant improviser, reluctant. you know, it's like they are so good and so quick. you know, and i'm just hysterical all the time. i mean, between you know, mindy and ike baronhall. i don't know. you know. >> i love it. >> and chris, you know, they are amazing. they're amazing. and you never know -- you know, you've got your script. and they write every word. you know it's all written. but then, you never know what's going to happen. you know, we did a dinner scene where mindy ate pasta. i mean, like this pasta

became -- it was -- this scene was all about how she was eating the pasta that was not even really part of the scene. it was just -- it was so funny. you'd just die laughing. i don't know if it makes it into the shot. >> what keeps it so fresh and unpredictable? which i imagine is stimulating for you. looking at your characters and this character on the mindy show, feisty. i think i fashioned my whole adolescence off of carla and trying to have a curly hairstyle. >> i've always been feisty. i'm always like the feisty whatever. the feisty waitress. i know. i guess i'm feisty. >> that's a good thing. >> it has held you over. wow! in the meantime you can catch the feisty rhea perlman on "the mindy project" tuesday nights on fox. >> so good to see you again. >> thank you. good to see you. coming up next we'll get you caught up on all the news you need before you walk out the

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good monday morning, i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from bill henley. >> plenty of sunshine a few scattered clouds but mainly blue skies today. temperatures have been climbing nicely after a cold start. the city was down to the 30s this morning but it is now 48 degrees. that's a big warm up and the temperatures are still climbing. look at wildwood, 55 and climbing. today critics are taking their complaints to court. six school districts will join parents and the nccap to announce action against the

state. they are responsible for a school funding system that is skewed against equal funding for racially diverse districts. details of the lawsuit will be announced this morning. the eagles have their second monday night football game of the season and septa is helping with transportation to and from the game. beginning at 6:45, the sports express trains will travel every ten minutes. extra service will also be available on the market-frankford line. darts stuff the bus is beginning today. the food will be distributed by the food bank of delaware. go to nbc10.com for drop off locations and the types of food

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♪ welcome back to "today" on this monday morning, november 10th, 2014, from our bucshon cam i like to call it. >> how come we don't get any stuff from bucshon? >> it's right there. >> we should get some free stuff. >> some machaaroons, that's where the cakes come from. >> he wants a year-round treatment. i'm willie along with al natalie and tamron. you guys been watching the john oliver show on hbo? the man's a genius. it's called "this week tonight with john oliver" on hbo. he reported last night on a very strange method that assures salmon can find their way upstream by being shot out of a gun. watch this. >> salmon famously have to fight their way upstream to spawn.

but thanks to hydroelectric dams, that's lkbecome increasingly difficult. don't worry because as we found out recently america is on it. >> i'm ben tracy in washington state where we're going to introduce you to a pretty sweet piece of technology known as the salmon cannon. >> let me tell you how much i love the salmon cannon. i love it so much, we made our own cannon this week. this is pretty powerful. so who wants to give this puppy a go? let's see where this salmon ends up. >> of course, the situation in the mideast only getting more complicated. the bustu.s. has been bombing -- >> okay, okay. so we know it works. we know it works. next try firing two fish somewhere else. >> thank you, spatulas or as i like to call it -- >> what the -- >> interesting how in this day and age --

>> stop, stop. r2 awesome. except it's bleep, bleep squawk bloop. stick to the script. >> j.j. abrams giving r2d2 notes. heads up. >> really? this is so wrong. where did it come from? >> you just did that for the halibut. >> that was genius. we did it for the halibut? that was good. >> but the salmon cannon is a real thing. >> it is. >> they fish upstream so they can spawn. >> that's amazing. >> crazy. >> it is crazy. al, what's happening outside besides raining fish? >> the jacket. >> salmon cannon right there. oh, my. >> that's nice. that's really nice. okay. >> all right. let's show you what -- >> it has texture. >> it does have texture, right? >> that's disgusting.

>> for today we've got snow stretching from the plains into the u.p. of michigan. we've got 50s in the pacific northwest. sunshine and warmer conditions here in the mid-atlantic states. tomorrow the front pushes south. the arctic invasion moves east. you're looking at rain making its way from the great lakes into the gulf coast. still warm along the eastern third of the country. but temperatures cool down considerably out west. and downright frigid as you get into the good morning i'm bill henley. a cold start this morning but a nice rebound this afternoon. lots of sunshine. high temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. warmer for tomorrow partly sunny and 66 degrees on tuesday afternoon. a chance of a sprinkle early on wednesday, chillier on thursday by friday morning we could see showers, possibly a mix of rain drops and snow flakes. cold on saturday morning. have a great day.

and that's your latest weather. guys? >> all right, al, thank you very much. now a look at what had all of you racing to your devices to search the web this weekend. >> a "desperate housewives" tv comeback and a blockbuster starring matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway. daniel sieberg back with us. >> good to see you both. >> can we talk about the jacket? >> thank you. this is not trending, just to be clear. just for me. >> it spiked. >> it will be trebdnding now. let's talk first about a little awards show that was held overseas in europe. and actually in glasgow, scotland, mtvs emas. >> hosted by nicki minaj, a big evening of performances. nicki herself did perform. we had folks like one-d who didn't show up. they did win a lot of awards. fans were a bit disappointed. performances from folks like u2, you can see there. we had alicia keys. you know, it was kind of people wanted to see what it's about. some very big celebrities and some awards that were handed out

at the show. >> sort of vmas move east. >> exactly. in glasgow, scotland. >> nicki minaj had like, eight outfit changes. that's probably all trending. >> not this jacket, just to be clear. >> eva longoria. why were people looking her up? >> she is part of a three-episode arc of "brooklyn 99." "desperate housewives" ended back in 2012. people remember her as gabby solis. she has done some voice-over work and she's been involved as a producer. but this is the first time people have seen her come back to television in a high-profile way. just searching and seeing what she's been up to. >> great show. >> this weekend at the box office as i just reported the numbers. a lot of people looking up "interstellar" reviews. >> of course, it had a lot of buzz going into this christopher nolan movie. it was number two. "big hero 6" was number one. it's an imax movie as well. i think people wanted to see, am i going to spend that extra

money on this movie? let's see how good it is. the reviews that came out mostly positive. i think it's got about a 73% on rotten tomatoes. so generally people felt like it was pretty good. it got some knocks. you know, overall it did pretty well. >> the next one surprised me. robin williams. why now? >> yeah. so here we are three months later, of course, after his suicide. the toxicology report, the autopsy report came out of marin county in california. and they did confirm that he had no drugs or alcohol in his system. when he died and they confirmed as well that it was a suicide. people just wanted to look that up and read about it. of course, he has so many fans who want to know what happened exactly. >> and early signs of parkinson's as well. >> exactly. >> also, it is that time of year where people are looking up elf on a shelf. >> yeah. >> they all look this time of year. you have to find your elf. >> so 2005 is when this book originally came out. there's a whole tradition with this now where you have the elf. you place him on a shelf.

there are pretty strict rules that go along with this. >> we don't place him anywhere. he just kind of shows up. >> he shows up in different places. >> yes. and hides himself. >> santa dispatches him around. >> yes. he goes off to the north pole to report his findings and so on. anyway it's neat to see the people are looking that up now. thinking about that tradition. it's something i think we're going to try to adopt. >> it's a new tradition for a lot of people. >> he's very good at his job. >> he is. kpktsly. >> we love the elf. he can bribe the kids. >> he's watching. >> he's over our shoulder. >> we always assume he's watching. >> daniel, always good to have you here. thank you. coming up next, he's appeared alongside george clooney to emma stone. now chris lowell is here alongside us and to tal if you have medicare part d you could be at the corner of "i'm throwing away money" and "i had no idea." well, walgreens has your back. our expert pharmacists make it easy for you

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group of childhood friends saying gude bye to a lake house where they grew up. >> how's it going? >> good to have you here. >> you said this was based on your folks selling the house that you grew up in. >> yeah, i was born and raised in georgia. we would always go to this house at this lake that became a safe hasten for us especially as we got older. and so my friend mel and i started writing about things that scared us. what if we lost this house or our friends or our parents? and we started writing this script. and then coincidentally within the year my folks sold the house. they left georgia. and several of our friends' parents started getting sick. and it suddenly began as fiction became this story that we really wanted to tell authentically and as realistically as possible. so that was the impetus for the film. >> a kickstarter campaign helped launch the movie. were you surprised how much money you actually raised? >> we were shocked. we were the 13th most fund-raised film on kickstarter, which is crazy. i had, like a flip phone before we started doing the campaign.

and i'm social media completely inept. but i think because of that it actually worked to our advantage. like i didn't realize that you weren't supposed to reply to every single tweet someone sends you, things like that. >> aww, you're a nice guy. >> i really got pulled into it. but it was amazing. we actually had the premiere last night. and a lot of the kickstarter backers were there, which was awesome. >> the cast is great, ryan eggle who is a friend of show. >> the co-anchor. >> yes. he's our weekly co-anchor. and beck bennett who's on "snl" who a lot of people got to know in the phone commercials and was your freshman roommate in dlej college. >> he was my roommate. he's one of these guys, the moment you meet him, his talent, it's annoying how talented he is, you know? and i was so excited to be able to cast him in this film. and to really showcase a side of him that is very comical but also just has a lot of depth. he's an astonishing actor. >> you have just the coolest list of friends. we went through ryan and also emma stone. >> yeah emma's a good buddy.

>> you're, like name-drop king. >> i should do it more. there's emma, yeah. no, emma she was in our kickstarter video. she actually participated in the original table read of the film in our house in georgia before we sold it, which was pretty amazing. >> there's some gorgeous photography in this. and it turns out you are quite the accomplished photographer. >> you know what? my first camera was given to me by gabe sacks when we were doing "life as we know it" with kelly osbourne who is downstairs. >> name drop. >> i know george clooney. i could keep going. there's ryan. playing his guitar, looking painfully you know, torn. what else? this is from sandy. these are all my negatives. that's emma's tattoo. all right enough of this. >> what famous people did you run into while you ran your first marathon? >> there you go. >> i mean, myself over and over again. >> that's enough. >> you ran last weekend. how was it? >> it was horrible. i mean it was great. put it this way.

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chic. but forget how they looked. look at this eight-carat stunner weighing down jen's left hand. natalie, can i borrow your sunglasses? that is a rock. they've been engaged since 2012. recently spotted without her ring, speculation that they were busting up. what do you think? >> of the ring? >> the rep said it was being cleaned. >> oh the ring was being cleaned. it takes about a year. >> i was going to say. by the time you finish to get from one side to the other. they use a zamboni. it's amazing. >> eight carats. it takes a long time to clean that. the size of a watch? >> that keeps bugs bunny very busy. >> and hitting you baby, one more time with more couples news. >> what is that noise? >> yeah. nothing happens. >> it's my e-mail. >> what's going on there? >> does britney spears have a new man? >> really? >> miss spears posted this photo with a heart emoji and that definitely means you're in love when you do that. >> if you're 12. >> speculate she's got a new

boyfriend. the guy you certainly recognize i'm sure. >> we recognize him. >> he's 31-year-old charlie ebersol, tv writer and producer and son of nbc sports executive dick ebersol. britney split with her former boyfriend about two months ago. it's true. do you remember? >> if she is happy, then she has done well. >> charlie's a good guy. a very good man. >> i was just told to pull down my dress. sorry. my dress was up. >> that must have been that noise. >> so let's say you're in a park taking some family photos. and taylor swift walks by and joins in. >> oh, cool. >> i'm kidding. that really happened. an 8-year-old kid, a beautiful little girl on saturday out in nashville went out of the woods. singer taylor swift popped out and in an interview with "the tennessean," taylor asked her, hey, would you like to take a picture with me? she did. the photographer posted this photo on twitter. >> it sounds like she was just waiting in the woods. >> she just jumped out at her. >> take a picture!

booga booga! >> she jumped out. taylor swift, and said "hey, kid." if that was anyone other than taylor swift, the mom would have called 911. >> like the trix rabbit. i love taylor swift. >> and if you're in new york, willie, natalie and al will be popping out of the woods. >> i'm going to try that. walk out and see you. i assume you want your picture with me. >> see how well that works out for you. if you're not taylor swift, that's not going to end well. >> jennifer lawrence is looking super chic this morning. a british baker, laura clark, put together a six-foot tall katniss cake. who knew? look at this. "the hunger games" fan tells buzzfeed she baked the cake in tribute to the upcoming third "hunger games," "mockingjay." she said she used 150 eggs, 22 pounds of butter and 132 pounds of icing. al roker, what are you thinking?

>> i'm thinking this will be the "pop fix" for the ages because this is one of the more bizarre -- wow, you had everything. >> i had kardashian news but we ran out of time. >> seriously, that cake sculpture. >> that's like buddy didy velastro meets madam tue tussaud. >> back in a moment. take it to the head, baby.

hey, what you got? what's coming up? >> kelly osbourne. >> oh, yeah. >> three brothers. >> three of them?

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from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello everybody. welcome to fun day monday, november 10th. we are determined to make you giggle today. >> we are. we got a good lineup. >> the gray of november is creeping and we -- >> we're going to stop it. kelly osbourne is here to brighten it up. her hair looks fierce. i saw her downstairs. it is purple. it is up shaved on the sides. >> she is a brave young woman. >> yes. such fun. >> and she has her own style. her own -- excuse me.

her own fashion thing going on now. >> yes. >> everything from zero to 24. >> she's so smart. she's got it. we have an amazing gospel group, the three winans, the winan brothers, here to perform. they willmake make you stand up off your feet. >> matt damon brings back one of his most famous characters. we'll have that and all the rest of the hollywood scoop from over the weekend. >> slipped out on the red carpet accidentally, but hello. how was your weekend? >> i am a little worn out. but thank you for asking. last thursday night frank and i had been working with an organization called the association to benefit children. and it was the 12th annual thanks for giving at the bohemian national hall and lovely broadway stars brent barrett and mary beth peel performed, hoda woman was there. >> it was a beautiful event. you and frank were honored for all the work you did. the kids stole the show, didn't they? >> they did. look at all the kids from cassidy's place and cody house. they said it was honoring us but it was to honor gretchen,

the most extraordinary woman in new york. she's -- the unsung angel of new york city. and beyond. i loved her because she sues new york state, she sues new jersey. if they're not doing the right thing by children, she sues them and has won four times. >> and she's so kind. you don't expect her. you weren't finished there. you kept going. >> no, no, no. then friday i was -- i went to costco in charlotte, north carolina. >> right. >> and talked about 600 cases of stuff, and met so many wonderful people. thank you for your great hospitality down there. guess what it happens to be on billy graham's 96th birthday. >> oh, my gosh. >> and his museum and library is all down there. >> wow. >> maybe we should talk about my favorite thing. >> why not? >> that also happened in charlotte. >> okay. >> i have shared with you guys in the past a lovely new friend of mine named ann nielsen who is just a brilliant artist. and she's become a very

cherished friend. she had a book called angels in our midst before that i held up. her second one is out and i didn't think it was possible to be even more beautiful than the first one. this one is called strokes of compassion. lots of her art work, lots of other people, with stories about some of the amazing different charities and things that are going on in charlotte, she's got her own -- these are so beautiful. this is for hoda. she signed this to you. >> thank you. >> it is $70 at ann nielsenfineart.com and lots of money goes to the charities in the book. >> that's awesome. beautiful book. >> great christmas present. >> i had had a little fun thursday night. j. lo was at the 92nd street y. i went to your event and scrambled up to the 92nd street y. by the way, she was funny. she was irreverent. she had on a high waisted -- she makes high waisted look sexy. >> she makes long pants -- >> how is that possible? >> i love her sense of style.

she was so much fun, so honest, open. she had the crowd out of the palm of her hand. we talked about you. you gave her your bracelet when we were on the air and she brought that up. it says faith on it. i asked her about her faith. she said when i was on your show, kathie lee gave me her bracelet and i didn't forget how important that was. she was heart felt, she talked about her life, like she's the kind of person who i don't know, just seems like she's got it going on. >> i think she's in a good place now. >> i do too. the book is great. true love is selling like hotcakes. >> you weren't finished. >> saturday night, tom brokaw got honored at the multiple myeloma research gala. he -- i mean, drugs that were helped -- that were founded by this group helped save his life basically. he was battling cancer. great group of people there including kathie jewison who ran the joint and brian williams was hysterical. >> such a great emcee. so wasted on the nightly news. >> what is he doing? he's just funny. >> he's really funny. >> let's go on -- >> you have a favorite thing? >> a little later.

so jayleno o leno went back to his old stomping ground to "the tonight show." it was his first time back, he sat down with jimmy. let's take a look. >> thank you for being -- how am i doing? >> boy, it is that crisp autumn new york weather. i just -- you know you go outside and -- >> we're at some giant sound station in los angeles and i go all right, take care, jay. and you start up your thing -- you start up the thing and you just drive out and you left. >> yeah, it is my motorcycle. i drive it on the road. >> you don't drive this on the street. what's wrong with you? >> that's what's wrong with show business. the higher you get in show business, the less qualified people -- the more mentally challenged people think you are. like people say, how did you get here today? i drove myself. jay drove himself! >> i know that to be true because he lives on the same

street as one of my dear friends out in l.a. and she and i were walking one day, he drove by very fast in that thing and almost killed us. mm-hmm. then he called me a hooker. >> did he yell when he was going by? >> hey kathie lee done for the night, or something like that. that's what he does. >> he's a class act. that's not an easy thing to go back. he's got his own show called "jay leno's garage". >> very real to him the love of the cars. it is going to premiere on cnbc later next year and he's not hurting. >> no, indeedy. >> all right. >> we're going to ask you about sleep. we know no one is getting enough. we always want more. the one thing we talk about all the time. we're kicking off a new series called snooze or lose. we did this survey and most of the results are not that surprising. but 72% say sleep is one of the great pleasures in life. >> i wouldn't know. >> you don't sleep. what's your usual -- >> i don't know. they say it takes ten years off

your life span. i'm going to go any minute. i get about -- last night, two hours. >> what is going on? >> frank gifford. >> what is happening? >> this might be the only marriage that is going to be saved by not sleeping in the same bed. usually it is you know -- >> some couples do that. >> i just can't take it anymore. i love him dearly, but that's enough. >> is it the snoring? >> yes. >> okay. >> that's hard. >> other than that he's quite perfect. >> is that tommy? tommy is working the camera. >> yes. and -- 58% say the people in the survey say they don't get their ideal eight hours of sleep per night so they come here at work and sleep. >> that's right. >> 65% of women prefer good night's sleep over sex. >> i think that's true. when you're exhausted right. >> yes and the rest are newlyweds. >> who are those other people. >> how do you sleep in? >> i sleep on my side.

>> one particular side? >> on the right side and left side. i don't like sleeping and breathing in someone's face. i get claustrophobic. do you? >> well, yeah because he's snoring at me. >> i don't like -- i always sleep -- i turn the other way so i can sleep, i don't like this -- >> that's because you're trying to run away from intimacy, i think. that's what a psychiatrist would say. you're really afraid of intimacy. i don't want to breathe carbon dioxide. i like fresh air. >> we want to hear from you. is your partner's snoring keeping you up all right, or do you and your spouse argue about the bedroom temperature all the time? >> everyone does. you like it -- >> i like it nice and cool. >> and frank likes it warm? >> you know what, the older we get, i'm hotter and he's colder all the time. we really have no reason to be together anymore in our life. >> tell us about your sleep issues, video of what your partner does that annoys you, get up in the middle of the

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its own -- >> an olympic -- oh, beautiful. astronaut. olympian. >> book form or anything? >> i think it was just something that one of the ladies just did. >> make some money for the nicu. >> that sure would. >> the and hoda would do a video and next thing you know -- >> do you know who is looking really good? >> bradley cooper can't look bad. >> he looks without his beard and mustache, he's almost unrecognizable there. >> he's doing the elephant man on broadway now. he's 39 years old. but wow. >> doesn't even look like -- >> i like him better with the facial hair. do you? >> looks like shawn lenin. >> maybe it is not him. >> i don't know. i don't know. >> i usually like men clean shaven. for him, i like him better with a little bit of scruff. >> i always liked him and i was getting a facial in los angeles at a salon out there and his mom

and sister were there. and we had the nicest talk and now i love them. adore his mom and his sister. it was for the oscars, i guess. >> that's sweet. >> yeah. we have a nice bunch of people visiting us. friends of joanne lamarca, who shall remain nameless. >> we're glad you're here watching. >> pan a little to the left and see who -- who happens to be on deck. kelly osbourne. look at the waistline on this girl. >> by the way, never looked better. >> yeah. >> thank you so much. >> never, ever. >> we're going to -- >> coming out in a few minutes okay? it is time for -- cut the creep. >> if your weight creeps up on around the holidays, we know it does, we want to try to help you stem the tide. so we want you to go on to our klgandhoda.com page and hit the connect button and we'll have you on the show maybe and we'll talk about it and weigh you in front of america. really fun. why don't you do it? >> it might be the inspiration

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we have watched kelly osbourne grow up before our eyes as the rebellious daughter of ozzy osbourne on "the

osbournes". >> now she has become a red carpet staple as a celebrity style expert on e's "fashion police." hi. >> hi. i'm so excited to be here. >> we are too. >> i watch you every morning. >> you do? >> yes, i do. >> you look terrific. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the body, okay? forget the clothes, underneath that is a body -- you just turned 30. you put out that fabulous instagram picture of yourself. >> we showed on our air and it was the talk of -- no we. >> i was in australia then. >> no photo shopping you said. >> no. i swear on my family's life, i -- no filter, no photo shop. what happened was i had a bit of a deficiency, but i was trying to secretly get sun, so my face is covered. and holly, who i work with took the picture. and i couldn't believe, i was like, oh my goodness. i love this.

i don't usually try to be sexy. i would rather be funny or cute. i'm not into all that stuff. so it was just -- it made my day and i couldn't believe how many people even cared about it. >> people care, yeah. >> was turning 30 traumatic in any way? >> no. i was saying before, it is just getting older. i'm actually excited to be 30 because it is a new chapter of my life and i think respect comes with age in this industry. especially when you have a big mouth. >> we're talking about you do have a lot of wisdom and a lot of business savvy. we think it is so smart about this clothing line. >> thank you. >> that you're talking about. >> working on for 12 years. >> 0 to 24. >> hats off. >> because i don't want to be the next stella mccartney, i'm not trying to, you know change or invent a new style of fashion. i just want to revolutionize the

industry and make people see that, you know plus size is -- it makes no sense to me. i mean, i have a friend who is a swimsuit model and she's a size 14 and incredible body ever and if i stand next to her, i look like i'm a 14 and she looks like a 2. everybody has a different shape and size. i believe that everybody has the right to tell their own story through their fashion. and i've given that -- >> what is it called? >> "stories by kelly osbourne". >> do you ever think of one of your mentors of joan, and what would joan think? i would think there is a lot of pressure. >> i designed a jacket for joan. and that was before everything happened and it is just -- i kind of lived my life right now by what would joan do. >> that's -- >> that's how i think. >> that's so beautiful. >> it is just so -- >> she would want you to go on with your life, make it as fabulous --

>> she would come back from the grave, slap me around the face, and go back if i didn't do it. >> you have a strong influence with your mom, sharon. but was joan like a mom to you in some ways too? >> she was. she was the grandmother i never had and always wanted. can we move on? so i don't cry. >> we'll talk about your dad for a minute. last night he was a hit. >> wasn't he? >> the mtv european hot awards and your dad got a huge award. >> the icon award. and he was so nervous. but, had his lucky tooth on, so he was fine. >> we're going to play a little quick game about your dad, okay? yes we are. >> i don't get ten seconds -- >> guess the song. here's the first one. go. >> mama i'm coming home. >> okay, next. ♪ i close my eyes ♪

>> i know. i know his music. >> finally. the last one. you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make your holidays pop! my grandson's got this blankie that gets filthy. but he's got such sensitive skin that you worry about what you use in the laundry. so i use new

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with bright sunshine and just a few thin clouds. you can see some of them over lake wallenpaupack. isn't that a pretty view this morning? the numbers have been climbing now. 52 degrees in philadelphia and wilmington. 49, not much behind in the pocono mountains and mount pocono. bright sunshine and a little bit of a breeze out of the south. we're headed for the low 60s this afternoon. thank you, bill. in about 30 minutes a new conference will be held in harrisburg to discuss details of a lawsuit filed against the state. six school districts, parents in the naacp claim the government is responsible for school funding system that is skewing against equal funding for racially diverse districts. we will have an update later today. and the eagles have their second monday night football date of the season tonight and septa is adding extra service to help fans get to the game. here is a live look at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia. the birds taking on the carolina panthers tonight. kickoff slated for 8:30. beginning at 6:45 the broad

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we're back with more of "today" on this fun day monday, time to get you caught up on "today's buzz" and all the juicy hollywood gossip you may have missed while you were out gallivanting and doing weird things this weekend. >> you know who you are. >> bonnie fuller and roseann colletti are here. >> hi, ladies. >> matt damon and ben affleck minding their own business when someone dropped a bomb. what happened? >> there is -- at this event, red carpet event for their project green light and they're discussing their -- and ben affleck let the bourne slip out

of the bag. he said, i'm in the worst physical shape but matt here is doing bourne. >> so big weekend for matt. because, spoiler, he is in interstellar and has a surprise role there, but i mean, jason bourne has not been around for seven years. >> jeremy renner the last time? >> that was the legacy series. so the original series, this is a big deal. he said he wouldn't do it again. >> until -- he said when this director signed on, right? >> that's right. they both thought they were finished, the last one the third in the series because it was such a big project. >> selena gomez wrote a song, number one on charts, called "a heart wants what a heart wants. is she talking about her ex? >> it is obvious for are selena fans when they watch the video and listen to the lyrics that it is about justin bieber.

she confirmed it in an interview with ryan seacrest. she said that justin has seen it and he likes it. >> oh. >> and a little jealous of the co-star in the video. >> are they not dating, for sure? what is -- >> at the moment, they're not dating. >> it is exhausting. >> it is exhausting. because what we do know about justin and selena is that they have been around this situation multiple times, they break up, they make up and they're both still in love with each other. they don't really hide that. >> okay. >> sort of the young version of liz taylor and richard burton. >> yes. almost exactly. >> this is the millennial torch song. >> news that justin bieber crashed a pittsburgh steelers sort of pregame prayer. >> you can't crash a bible study. usually anybody is welcome. >> exactly. >> he was welcome at the bible study he went to the pittsburgh steelers special prayer group they have on saturday night. they do that before the game. apparently the pastor is somebody that he's close to.

>> carl lentz. >> wonderful guy. >> the thing is is that he has been trying to impress selena, actually, by going to a lot of prayer groups because they like to pray together. however, the next day the steelers lost and now everybody is blaming bieber. >> the curse of the bieber. >> the players aren't. the players are saying listen, we didn't bring our game. that's what happened. >> yeah. >> that was a bummer of a game. >> poor little biebster can't get a break. >> macaulay culkin there was talk online he passed away. >> second time. >> he had fun with it. >> he took to instagram with his group, the pizza underground and he actually parodied a cult classic, weekend at bernies, and you see him posing as though he's dead, being held up by one of his band nebs. and what is it -- >> oh, warhol --

>> a friend of his. he's with him. and then he also -- he actually had a gig with his band in austin, texas, the day really that this all erupted and he went on stage and first thing he said, i'm alive. >> those stories go around about a lot of people. miley cyrus, one about her too, wasn't there? >> second time for her also. >> she didn't respond directly. she went very social, social media. >> she is maybe a hot item now with patrick schwarzenegger. >> right, yes. we hear they had a few dates. she were keeping it under the radar for a while. >> that ain't going to last. >> well -- >> good luck with that right? >> i think you're probably right. but, know what, this is probably her first kind of serious relationship since she split with liam hemsworth. >> thank you, ladies. >> thank you. >> the handsome star, reid scott is here. >> he'll tell us about the new movie and the injury he got at a party, which -- >> his own fault.

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you may know reid scott best from his role as the foul mouthed deputy director of communication on the hilarious hit hbo comedy "veep". >> now he's making a more serious turn in "beside still water" about a group of friends saying good-bye to a lake house where they grew up. >> when one shows up with a

fiancee nobody knew about, things get awkward. take a look. >> i would like you to meet my fiance henry. >> martin, why don't you take henry upstairs and you can show him where to put their bags? >> right. >> that would be great. >> how are you doing? >> i'm martin. i'll give you the grand tour. >> were we not supposed to bring guests? >> awkward. >> yeah. >> little sexual history there, right? >> ryan eggles character used to be engaged to that girl? >> they were college sweethearts, yeah. just a relationship and i'm the new guy. >> so what is happening in that house. >> what isn't? >> quite a bit. quite a bit. it is actually -- it starts off on a somber note. ryan's character's parents pass away in a car accident, so he's sort of invited all his friends back to have one last, like i

said say good-bye moment to the house. and he invite his ex-girlfriend, olivia, not thinking she would come and she does and she brings her new fiance henry who bears the brunt of the whole group. >> how does the movie come to be? you had an interesting way to raise money for it. >> kick starter. >> kick starter. >> the wave of the future isn't it? >> it is. >> how great there are options now. >> amazing. there are so many wonderful, smaller films out there, smaller projects that never really get to see the light of day and something like kick starter and this crowd sourcing crowd funding, it really gives -- it is an opportunity for a lot of artists to have a voice. >> can we talk about "veep." what is going on this season? >> he's sworn to secrecy. >> i have one for you guys too. we left off season three, sort of mistaken -- not mistakenly, she's become president. we start off -- she's hot on the campaign trail because she has

to run for president for her next term. and it is fun. we find a gang for the first time, assimilating into the white house everyone, of course, because they're such despicable people. >> every one. is this thing scripted down to the word or do you have some freedom? >> it is scripted. we have a wonderful team of writers who are all british. so i think that's -- >> a different sensibility. >> very sarcastic. and they write these wonderful scripts, but it is a unique show where they give us a lot of freedom to take their words and play with them. >> that is -- you get to use a lot of salty language. >> yes. a lot of swearing. >> do you crack up in the middle of it? i rewatch episodes, which, by the way, i don't see on hbo on demand now. they took it away. we want it when the new season comes. but you crack up sometimes? >> we have a blast. we have an absolute blast. season one and season two it took us a while to get used to how creative the profanity was. we actually -- we have a -- he's

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the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> the winans family name is synonymous with grammy award winning gospel music. >> for first time, cybill the siblings decided to lift their voices on

a new cd as the 3 winans brothers. what took so long for you guys to get together the three of you? >> he's busy as a pastor, he lives in toronto. we had a great time doing the album. >> tell us about the song you're going to sing for us. >> a song i wrote for our brother who passed ten years ago, and it really was therapeutic for me in the journey as well. we sang it for whitney's funeral. >> it has special meaning today, doesn't it? >> very special meaning today. we want to dedicate the song to myles munroe's family who perished yesterday in the plane crash in the bahamas. very difficult but got godd sees us through all those times. >> we look forward to it. >> you're going to sing for us? >> yes, we are. >> the 3 winans brothers.

♪ tears on my pillow refusing to let go ♪ ♪ since you left here i was lost in my hometown ♪ ♪ when you left here they say time makes it better ♪ ♪ and i'll see you later my brother ♪ ♪ and we'll be together together forever ♪ ♪ when i leave here ♪ ♪ i miss your wit i miss your smile ♪ ♪ just want to hold you in my arms ♪ ♪ you have no clue how i miss you ♪ ♪ oh i miss your voice when you would call ♪

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>> the 3 winens winans brothers. beautiful. >> we need more kleenexes. >> you know what, if you lost someone in your life, that's the perfect song. >> thank you. >> back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

hoda and i are still crying. >> beautiful song. >> thank you for that. awesome. >> tomorrow, an amazing show for everybody. the divine miss m, bette midler. >> yes. >> performs for us. >> a special veterans edition of "ambush makeovers." get ready for that. >> and baking delicious pies you can make for thanksgiving to impress your relatives, even

nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 11:00, an invisible danger inside one local home sends a family of three to the hospital. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. a camden county family is recovering this morning after being exposed to extreme levels of carbon monoxide inside their home. this happened in sicklerville. matt delucia is live on the scene. >> reporter: vai that family of three went to the hospital for observation, but they are expected to be okay. meantime this is the house where it all happened. the poisonous gas was so intense that one of the residents lost consciousness as officers