go, nova. tune in tonight, 7:00 right here. >> didn't realize i wore a blue dress. >> blue dress. >> blue dress p. good luck, nova! a rities investigating why a piece of construction equipment was on an active track when a amtrak train slammed into it and derailed. >> hard thud. >> passengers injuries. wisconsin, wisconsin, wisconsin. the battle in the badger state shaping up to be crucial, especially for the republicans. >> tuesday is a decision point.

>> would a defeat for donald trump change the course of the gop race? and huma speaks out. a rare interview with hillary clinton's closest adviser, huma abedin. her thoughts on those e-mails plaguing her boss and her relationship with her husband, anthony weiner. today, april 4th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. i hate to start the week by whining, but i'm going to whine anyway. it is not spring like. >> i know. it's so cold. i'm worried about your dandelions. >> daffodils. >> whatever. >> what's the joke? robin and a worm are huddling for warmth? it is our top story. millions waking up to bitter cold temperatures, even snow on this first monday of april.

we're going to get to dylan's forecast in a moment. first, nbc's morgan radford in hartford, connecticut, where the snow is falling. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. good morning, savannah. crews out cleaning up debris after winds of up to 60 miles per hour swept through the northeast, toppling trees, power lines, even crushing homes. this as more severe weather is expected this way. >> reporter: april showers of a different kind. snow showers. overnight, round two of this springtime slam. a deadly force. >> terrible sequence of timing. >> reporter: killing two people in massachusetts. whipping winds and heavy snow blamed for toppling a rotting tree on to their car. winds soaring past 60 miles per hour at in jfk and washington dulles airport. in new jersey, people say it reminded them of a tornado, completely rocking their home. >> it was howling. >> reporter: knocking down trees from the east to the midwest.

>> it's a big crashing sound. >> reporter: the trees took power lines down with them. in all, 150,000 people without electricity across 25 states. this couple were in their bed and asleep when a treetop topp on to their maryland home. >> i have bumps on my head. he was unconscious, stuck under stuff. >> reporter: they're both expected to be okay. in indiana, another close call. >> a miracle. >> reporter: a chipotle sign crushed this car. >> by the time i could react and i stopped by struck, a second later, i see a guy getting out of that car. >> reporter: the wind bringing an extra kick. biting cold, temperatures plummeting 10 to 20 degrees colder than usual, as millions of americans brace for more winter weather in april. >> more than 9 inches of snow overnight in michigan, 7 in

wisconsin. here in connecticut, more than 8 inches of snow are expected into the late evening. >> morgan rad foford, thank you very much. we have dylan in for al. can't believe we're talking about snow and cold in april. >> it has been certainly a change of pace. we are looking at this second storm system to move through, dump another widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow, then move out and usher in very cold temperatures. in new york city, it's going to be all rain. same goes for most of southern washingto pennsylvania. we are seeing snow in boston, where the winter weather advisories are through buffalo, syracuse and albany. we are going to see the snow pick up in intensity over the next several hours. it's this area of low pressure moving through central new jersey. on the northern side, we're looking at pock it ets of heavi snow. it'll stick around through tonight's commute. tuesday morning, we're looking

at colder air to refreeze all the wet roads. even tomorrow morning, we're looking at additional problems because of the slippery conditions. we're not looking for a lot of snow but 2 to 4 inches makes things slippery. on the backside of it, this arctic air is going to sag down. we are looking at temperatures to drop down into the 20s. that's going to make a possible re-freeze an issue for tomorrow morning. not great on the roads. >> don't go anywhere. we'll get to your local forecast in a second. >> other places look nice. >> thank you very much. amtrak service back up and running this morning after a deadly derailment outside of philadelphia. a train plowed into a backhoe, killing two amtrak workers who were using it and injuring nearly three dozen passengers. federal investigators want to know why the equipment was on the tracks in the first place. nbc's tom kcostello covers the ntsb. good morning. >> good morning. investigators sent the black boxes and the train's inward and

outward facing cameras to the lab in washington. the question this morning, was there a major communication breakdown? how could this train be operating on the same tracks where a piece of construction equipment was also working? >> reporter: overnight, the wreckage cleared after yet another tragedy on the tracks. >> we now have our second doa located at the impact site of the backhoe. >> reporter: two amtrak construction workers dead after a passenger train slammed into their backhoe sitting on the tracks. of the 330 passengers and 7 crew members on the train, 30 were taken to area hospitals. none of the injuries life threatening. passengers described a harrowing crash and explosion. >> there were people pretty bloody because it was an explosion. we got off track, and then it was like a big explosion. then there was a fire. >> reporter: it happened just before 8:00 a.m. on sunday. palmetto train 89 from new york to savannah, georgia, had just passed philly.

as it approached chester, p.a., the backhoe was right in its path. the impact was sudden and violent, throwing some passengers from their seats. >> it was such a harsh thud, you know. boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: ntsb rail investigators are on the scene looking for clues. >> we will be looking at mechanical operation, signal, track, human performance and survival factors. >> reporter: it was just last may that eight passengers were killed, 200 injured, when a speeding amtrak train derailed north of philly. that investigation still underway. now south of philly on the busiest commuter train tracks in the u.s., another deadly accident. >> there is no excuse for a backhoe being on the tracks that a large train was running on. >> 750,000 people ride the northeast corridor every day. amtrak cautions there will be some residual delays between wilmington and philly this

morning. meanwhile, there was another accident in illinois when a car collided with a train bound for california. the fire department reports one person in the car was killed. nobody on the train was injured. >> tom costello in washington, thank you very much. in the presidential race, it's all about wisconsin this week. tomorrow's primaries are offering key tests for both front runners. the results could change the momentum of the campaign. we have this covers and we'll start with nbc national correspondent peter alexander who is in lacrosse, wisconsin, this morning. >> good morning to you. donald trump will be here shortly. this is a pivotal state for trump and cruz. cruz trying to show he's expanded his appeal. that he can win in a state like wisconsin with a much more moderate conservative base. >> reporter: 24 hours out, the candidates are on a collision course in wisconsin. the stop trump movement nearing its first victory.

>> you shouldn't be littering up the process because that's what he's doing. it's really a disgrace. >> reporter: kasich firing back on twitter. that's not how our republic works, donald. we'll keep fighting until someone reaches a majority of delegates. priebus says the candidate is someone who is running. >> reporter: trump is said to not have beefed up on policy. >> i don't care if you've done it all your tell. >> reporter: the billionaire telling the "washington post," i'm the lone ranger, warning the country is headed for a massive reception and vowing he'd be able to erase the $19 trillion national debt over eight years. a claim most economists claiming impossible. with melania on the trail, trump is backing off on the war of wives. acknowledging his re-tweet of this unflattering picture of heidi cruz was a mistake.

his exsaid, we need immigrants. who is going to vacuum our living rooms and clean up after us? americans don't like to do that. meanwhile, hillary clinton is trailing bernie sanders ahead of tomorrow's primary. >> i still have work to do to win the nomination. i'm going to keep reaching out to every voter everywhere in these remaining contests. >> reporter: sanders arguing he's more likely to beat trump. >> i think the secretary is getting very nervous. poll after poll shows us doing much better against trump than she is. >> reporter: chelsea clinton calling trump's abortion comments wrong and offensive to "access hollywood." >> the universal condemnation is a really important message, candidly. >> reporter: all of it fodder for "snl." >> as a woman, how can you keep defending mr. trump? he retweeted a sexist, unflattering photo of ted cruz's wife. >> so no, okay, so no, okay, so

actually, that was an accident. >> the bitter democratic divide turning into a debate over debates. for the republicans, it's now a state by state fight for delegates. this past weekend, north dakota and tennessee, it appears ted cruz outperformed the performance. matt and savannah? >> peter alexander on the trail for us, thank you. let's bring in nbc news political analyst nicolle wallace and mark halperin, the managing editor of "bloomberg politics." >> good morning. >> sometimes you can't look at the week ahead until you put a period on the week you've experienced. on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being terrible, what kind of a week did donald trump have? >> 37. >> that bad? >> there is material to go against him. >> 8.32. >> not that bad? >> i try to stay by the rules, unlike nicolle.

he still has a huge delegate lead. i don't think his supporters were bothered by anything that happened. it emboldened the people. >> so many of the comments he made last week, mark, got him into trouble. instead of staying quiet, he goes out and gets an interview to the "washington post" over the weekend. one of the things he says is the country is headed for a very major recession. if any other candidate said that, if the president of the united states said that, the markets would go crazy. >> it's bad timing for donald trump to be doing controversial things. the party is focusing on electability. phycology matters as much as delegates right now. all the comments make people look at him in the party, some of the people, and say, maybe this isn't the right person. >> speaking of phycology, there was a write up in the "new york times" that collected the evidence on how trump might do in a general election. mr. trump has become unaccessible to broad swaths of americans, including large majorities of women, non-whites, hispanics, voters under 30,

those with college degrees, and independents, too. >> the phycology of trump's supporters is what you have to watch. they are -- he said a few weeks ago he could walk out on fifth avenue and shoot people and not lose support. that may be true. it turns out, you can't shoot from the hip on national security. all those groups you named, especially women and independents, they don't do reckless things in the voting booth. he's feeling like a dangerous and reckless choice on matters of national security. >> as we look to wisconsin tomorrow on the democratic side, mark, if bernie sanders wins in wisconsin, and then has two weeks of no other contests leading up to new york, what's the effect on the clinton campaign? >> again, it's phycology. he's going to draw huge crowds here. there's going to be a debate here. if he weren't behind in delegates, this would be a toss-up race. he has more money, raising more, states that are favorable coming up and a line of argument

against her that is appealing to democratic voters. she has to have two weeks of pain she can end if she wins in wisconsin. >> mark and nicolle, appreciate it. breaking news overnight. happened at one of the nation's busiest airports. newark had to be evacuated because of a boiler room fire. the fire broke out about 1:00 a.m. fire was put out and the building reopened. a few hours later, the fire rekindled, forcing yet another evacuation. several flights were cancelled and others delayed. this morning, the terminal is up and running again. we've got another big story on the aviation front this morning. alaska air announcing a deal to acquire virgin america, the ninth largest u.s. airline. the agreement is said to be worth more than $2 billion. and will make alaska the nation's fifth largest airline. the seattle-based airline outdid

jet blue airways. the deal will have to be approved by government regulators. now to the backlash over a law in north carolina that opponents say discriminate against people who are gay, bisexual and transgender. hundreds of people packed a church for a rally in opposition to house bill 2. it would allow transgender people to use the restroom of the gender that's on their birth certificate. businesses are demanding that north carolina appeal the law. a government wide review is underway to consider whether to cut federal funding to the state. al is off today. we have dylan here in terms of more of a look at the weather. >> some areas will see nice weather. southeast, highs close to 80 degrees. we'll dry across most of florida, too. the midwest will get chilly. temperatures below average. in the southwest, breezy today but sunny and warm temperatures, even in the 90s in the desert southwest. that's a look at the weather

across the country. your local forecast is coming up in 30 seconds. today, i'm going to fight hunge♪ today, i don't want to be hungry. we just have to buy food. my family gets the food we need. i'm so glad we could help. i'm so glad someone helped. hunger lives closer than you think. purchase participating items at walmart and you can help secure a meal for someone in need through feeding america member food banks. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your umbrella. rain arrives this afternoon for philadelphia. winds through the day will warm us into the 60s, then the rain will bring the temperatures down this afternoon. and the cold arrives tomorrow with gusty winds, 31 will feel like it's in the 20s. a little bit warmer wednesday

afternoon, then another round of rain due in on thursday. leading to a colder weekend. 40s for saturday, 54 sunday. have a great day. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. let's talk about an apology from a retired u.s. soccer star. abby wambach was arrested on a dui charge over the weekend. janet shamlian has more on that story. >> with the left foot, abby wambach stores. >> reporter: the long-time star of the u.s. women's national team, abby wambach, has long focused on inspiring others. >> i want to leave a legacy where the ball keeps rolling forward for the next generation to accomplish things so great, that i am no longer remembered. >> reporter: but the 35-year-old who retired after the u.s. won the world cup last year set a different example early sunday morning. wambach was charged with drunk driving after running a red light in downtown portland, oregon. this mug shot released by

police. soon after, a public apology. wambach writing on facebook, last night i was arrested for dui in portland after dinner at a friend's house. those that know me know that i have always demanded excellence from myself. i have let myself and others down. with two olympic medals and four world cup appearances to her credit, the police report indicates wambach failed sobriety tests but was polite and cooperative. i take full responsibility for my actions, she wrote. this is all on me. i promise that i will do whatever it takes to ensure that my horrible mistake is never repeated. the car brand mini, one of wambach's sponsors, pulled ads featuring her from their facebook page. other sponsors haven't said what they'll do. wambach was released on her own recognizan recognizance.

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there's an issue on 295 you're following. >> that's right, katy. we've been following this for 45 minutes or so, close to an hour now. we do have an accident scene on the northbound side of 295 right around church road and route 73. you can see it is over into that right-hand shoulder and there were vehicles earlier in the right-hand shoulder. we're seeing small delays by the scene in the opposite direction some gaper delay. katy. today investigators will be looking for what caused an amtrak train to collide with a backhoe and derail in delaware county killing two people. this morning, crews moved the train off of the tracks in chester to 30th street station in philadelphia. amtrak is running a normal schedule but septa riders could see delays on the wilmington/newark line. yesterday's train collision killed two amtrak workers and sent dozens of people to the hospital. i'm katy zachry. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. back to the "today" show. for years, i was a laboratory chemist,

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it's 7:30, monday morning, april 4th, 2016. yes, the um prebrellas are out, sweaters are on. just 37 degrees as we say hello to our crowd. opening day, yankees versus astros. everyone is coming together to snuggle up and get warm. >> even the astros and yankees. doesn't happen often. it'll be brisk at the stadium today. good luck to the yankees. >> editorial comment. >> it's okay. everybody knows. ahead of the colder temperatures this weekend, storms had winds whipping from the midwest to maine. 60 miles per hour toppled trees and power lines, as well. two people died in massachusetts when a tree fell on their car.

at one point, 400,000 people were without power. with tomorrow's key primary battle in wisconsin, trump is pushing kasich to drop out of the republican presidential race. pointing out it would be mathematically impossible for the ohio governor to reach the number of delegates needed to secure the number needed before the convention. kasich said, that's not how our republic works, donald. we'll keep fighting until someone reaches the number of delegates. north carolina against villanova. carson will have more on the game and our shredded brackets coming up. we give with one of hillary clinton's closest aides speaking out. huma abedin sheds light on her relationship with hillary clinton and her family. >> huma abedin has been a

fixture by hilalary clinton's side for two decades but almost never speaks publicly. now, abedin opens up about what it's like behind the scenes with her boss. >> reporter: she has been called hillary clinton's secret weapon and even her second daughter. now, huma abedin is speaking out in a rare interview. >> politics, it can often be a contact sport. >> reporter: one of clinton's top aides, abedin has worked with her since clinton was first lady and recalls one of the first moments they met. >> she took my hand and our eyes connected, and i remember having this moment where i thought, wow, this is amazing. i just -- it just inspired me. >> reporter: abedin says she's still inspired and also weighs in on the more difficult times, like the troves of clinton's e-mails released by the state department, which include exchanges with abedin. >> terrifying. i can't even imagine what's in

those e-mails. but i'm sure i would be -- i would probably be mortified. i have no idea. i haven't read any of them. >> reporter: abedin, the wife of former congressman anthony weiner, has weathered her own storm, including the sectioning scandal that cost her husband his job. in the interview, she praises her spouse. >> i don't think i could do this if i didn't have the support of a spouse who is willing to, you know, basically be a stay at home dad. >> reporter: for the future, abedin says she doesn't want to be presumptuous about clinton winning. when asked about bill clinton as first man. >> i don't think there is anything in the world he can't do. i have a feeling he will not be picking the china out, and he will not be picking out the flowers for any of the events. >> now, abedin says she never reads what's written about her and has no desire to run for office. there is, however, a new documentary called "weiner" coming out in may about the scandal that rocked the

congressman and his family. we'll get more glimpses of this woman who is deeply private. i see her on the campaign trail. she is a private woman. >> thank you. new developments in the nine-year-old disappearance of madelyn mccann. detectives are being given a few more months to investigate the case, running out of money. keir simmons is in london to explain that. good morning to you. >> we reached out to a spokesman for the parents. the couple will not comment on the reports that a six-month deadline has been set on the investigation into their daughter's disappearance. a still uninvolved crime that got the attention of the world. >> reporter: she was 3 years old, smiling, on vacation with her parents. then she disappeared. >> we want to find you. there are so many good and kind people helping. be brave, sweetheart. >> reporter: nine years later, british police are close to admittingplain

what happened. scotland yard is getting an extra $150,000 in a last-ditch effort for an investigation that has so far tossed $20 million and seen numerous public appeals. >> i strongly believe that madelyn is alive. >> please give our little girl back. >> reporter: madelyn mcmahcann vanished in the night from the family's vacation apartment. they had been staying in a portuguese town. there were multiple allegations. even mom and dad were suspected and cleared. despite clues someone entered the apartment, a mystery man seen carrying a child that night, report of sightings all over the world. for her parents, there was always crushing disappointment. they never gave up. >> hope isn't any less than it was after the first 24, 48 hours. >> reporter: there have been artist's impressions of how she would look as time passed. nine years on, scotland yard has failed to find her or explain her disappearance.

>> i've been reporting on this case since the beginning. madelyn's parents will be pleased that at least there is money for the investigation to keep going for a while longer. guys, my twin daughters are the same age as madelyn was when she disappeared. it gets you here. nine years. it's unimaginable. >> it has been sad for a very long time. keir, thank you very much. we'll take a turn now. dylan is in for al. >> hi, guys. we have a lot of cold air to talk about. matt, i think i broke your heart when i said, maybe the end of the month, it'll warm up. >> end of the month? >> literally, yeah. i asked her that. >> it's going to stick around for a while. >> oh, no. >> no warmup in the forecast for the eastern half of the country. western half, you're doing all right. we do have freeze warnings and freeze watches in effect, basically from the ohio river valley to the carolinas. this affects the plants that have been blooming because temperatures have been mild recently. look at the arctic air that's going to drop down into the great lakes and into the northeast. by the time we get into tomorrow

morning, temperatures will be running about 10 to 20 degrees below average. buffalo, starting off at 13 degrees. albany, new york, 19 degrees. new york, only in the upper 20s tomorrow morning. wednesday morning, 27 in new york. baltimore will be below freezing. pittsburgh, below freezing, too. burlingt burlington, vermont, 17. boston, 23 to start wednesday morning with not much rebound in the afternoon. it's all the cold front dragging down the arctic air, also producing the snow through new england this morning. it'll last through the evening commu commute. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your umbrella. rain arrives this afternoon for philadelphia. winds through the day will warm us into the 60s, then the rain will bring the temperatures down this afternoon. and the cold arrives tomorrow with gusty winds, 31 will feel like it's in the 20s. a little bit warmer wednesday afternoon, then another round of rain due in on thursday. leading to a colder weekend.

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correspondent jeff rossen has the skinny on that. good morning. >> skinny, very nice, savannah. we are talking about starbucks. maybe you're about to go there right now, like savannah, and order a latte. custom made by a barista who adds in the milk and foam. how much are you really getting? we're going to find out. >> reporter: who can start their day without it? we need our lattes. a mix of espresso, steamed milk and light lay your of foam. >> non-fat latte. >> thank you. >> reporter: a new lawsuit alleging starbucks lattes are approximately 25% underfilled, calling it fraud. it's not just variations by different baristas. the lawsuit says it's starbucks' own standardized recipe. we wondered, how much liquid are you actually getting in a starbucks grande latte? i'm hitting several starbucks locations, buying the same grande latte at each one.

then we'll calculate how much liquid is inside. >> can i have a grande latte? >> reporter: we buy identical lattes at six different locations. while the web site says nutritional information may vary, the official starbucks menu in stores lists a grande latte at 16 fluid ounces. >> i'll be hyper later. >> reporter: once the foam settles, we measure the liquid. >> back in the kitchen area of nbc. we've taken the lids off all the drinks. we've given this time so the foam can dissolve in. already, you can see the vast difference between them. the liquid is almost at the top. not exactly but almost. the one next to it, look how low the liquid sits in the grande cup. we want to see exactly how much liquid is if thn here. we've gotten these laboratory grade beakers, what the scientists use. we'll see if it hits the magic

number of 16 ounces. >> reporter: already, the first latte is coming up short. >> this is the 12 ounce mark, where the liquid is. the 16 ounce is all the way up here. >> reporter: right down the line. >> close but not 16. >> reporter: they all miss the mark. >> let's try this one. >> reporter: latte number five containing the least amount of liquid. >> below the 12 ounce mark. that's really low. 16 is all the way up here. not even close. >> reporter: in the even, two of my lattes come close, but four of them are significantly less. starbucks telling nbc news the lawsuit and our experiment are unscientific and without merit. but we consulted with two labs who helped device our method. starbucks says it ignored how lattes are composed and the hand-prepared nature of our beverages increases the likelihood of variations in the cup. >> maybe an ounce or two at a

time. how many million cups and how many consumers and how many weeks a year? big bucks out of consumer's pockets and into starbucks' pocket. >> next time you get a latte, take it like this. open up the lid to look how much is there. starbucks says if you don't like it, they're happy to make you a new one. >> all right. >> really? >> remind me not to have you go to starbucks in the next week or two. >> what do you have tomorrow? >> we're continuing the real deal, talking about the coin counting machines at grocery stores and banks. you save up your loose change and then take it to cash in. are those machines accurate? we wonder. my team and i tested them out, getting hundreds of dollars in coins from the bank and dumping it into the coin counters. you may want to hold on the your change until you see what we found. tomorrow on "today." >> if you're not on cruise

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nbc 10 news starts now. good morning, i'm katy zachry. a few minutes before 8:00 a.m. on your monday. your workweek is starting out on the chillier side but bill promises that will warm up, today at least. >> we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. but it isn't going to be sunny and 60. we'll see sunshine this morning and some showers as well. we're tracking showers north and west. those are steadier, heavier showers now in berks and lehigh county. the first line of showers will likely stay farther north and west. during the day, temperatures climb. by noontime, 62 agrees. another round of rain, steadier rain this time starts moving in at 3:00. >> bill, thank you. let's get a check now on traffic from nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. hey, jess. >> hey, katy. we're still watching 295 right now over around cherry hill, new jersey, around church road and route 73 on the northbound side.

it is slow by this scene now. some cars trying to get over into the next lane. it is into the left-hand shoulder butç we're also seein gaper delay headed southbound as well. a little bit of problem there. we're seeing a scheduled opening right now causing delays for the tacony palmyra for 7:40. villanova university and the main line are getting ready for a championship evening of basketball. watch parties for tonight's title game with north carolina with plan for the pavilion on campus and at local pubs. businesses and police are adding security to keep things safe, win or lose. be sure to be with us tonight at 7:00 for our "march to victory" special. top the nbc 10 app and stay with nbc 10 for the most complete coverage of villanova's title run. and the phillies open the 2016 season in cincinnati later today. first pitch is at 4:05. nbc 10 will have the phil's home opener next monday, april 11th. i'm katy zachry, now back to the "today" show.

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♪ stand in the light 8:00 on "today". opening up to oprah. comedian tracy morgan on claims he went to heaven and saw his late father just after his near fatal accident. >> i just remember him saying, i'm not ready for you, son. ♪ now i'm stressed out a good snooze. can sleeping on the job actually be a good thing? >> having a nap in the middle of the afternoon is an enhancing tool. ♪ welcome to my house who is the boss? >> what do we say if someone doesn't want to buy? >> buy my brownies or i'll kill you. >> don't say that. >> melissa mccarthy stops by studio 1a to talk about her new

film, family and the highly anticipated remake of "gho "ghostbusters," today, april 4th, 2016. ♪ the lights go down >> celebrating spring break on "today"! >> all the way from massachusetts. >> we're from florida, and we're freezing. ♪ come on and dance with me >> it's my birthday, and we came for selfies. >> i'm ten today. >> she's getting married. >> what is that? i'm not sure what that is. welcome back, everyone. it is 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the 4th day of april, 2016. let's be honest, it is not a perfect spring day here in new york city. >> no. >> it's rainy, it's windy.

it's like 39 degrees. you know what? take a look at this. >> love it. great spring break crowd. look at hartford. so we still have a picture of hartford? it's snowing in hartford, connecticut. it's always colder somewhere else. >> looks beautiful. all i got. tomorrow on "today", with one o.j. simpson wrapping up and another in the works, lead prosecutor marsha clark will join us. we'll get her take on both of the shows. ahead this morning, the chef who flipped an old garage into one of new york city'scooking u twist. >> i went there a couple weeks ago. >> so good? >> really good. >> can't wait. natalie has a check of the top stories. >> bundle up. spring takes a break with frigid temperatures settling in from the great lakes into new england. roads are getting slippery with april snow showers in some

areas. more than half a foot of snow in other areas. the northeast still cleaning up after a weekend of high winds that brought down tree limbs and knocked out power to about 150,000 people. amtrak train that derailed during a deadly crash sunday near philadelphia has been cleared from the tracks. amtrak says full service is resuming on the busy northeast corridor, but with some delays. officials say the train hit a piece of heavy construction equipment that was sitting on the tracks. two amtrak workers who were using the backhoe were killed. more than 30 passengers were injured. the train was heading from new york city to savannah, georgia. on the eve of the wisconsin primary, donald trump is calling for kasich to leave the race. accusing kasich of, quote, littering up the process because he's only won his home state of ohio. kasich responded he'll keep fighting until somebody reaches a majority of delegates. meanwhile, the trump and cruz campaigns are reportedly working to keep kasich off the ballot at

the republican national convention in july. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is trailing bernie sanders in some polls ahead of tomorrow's wisconsin vote. sanders says clinton is getting nervous because, in his words, poll after poll shows him doing much better against trump in a general election. clinton says even though she's ahead in delegates, she knows she still has work to do to win the nomination. >> reporter: a california driver is recovering after his good luck turned to bad in the blink of an eye. he lost control of his suv in malibu this weekend. as you see, it came to a stop with the front end just hanging, dangling over the cliff. the driver apparently was disoriented. when he stepped out of his vehicle, he was hit by a passing tour bus. he was still conscious when taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. thank goodness. in northern california, a run away chihuahua led police on a chase across the bay bridge. the tiny dog, as you see, is seen running from oakland toward

san francisco. part of the bridge was shut down so the police could catch the chihuahua before he got hurt. the rascal is being cared for at an animal shelter until he can be reunited with his owner. you have to rename the dog penché, right? >> that dog really wants taco bell. >> we all remember that. >> thank you. almost two years after the crash that nearly took his life, tracy morgan is opening up to oprah, saying while he was in a coma, he spoke to his late father in heaven. he says the experience changed him forever. hoda here with that story. good morning. >> good morning, guys. it was an emotional interview. tracy says his dad told him, i'm not ready for you, son, and since then, not only is his will to live stronger than ever, he says he's full of love for everyone. >> reporter: tracy morgan says it's only now beginning to come back. >> basically just started remembering stuff like five months ago. >> reporter: until now, he says he has no memory of the night

nearly two years ago when a tractor trailer smashed into his limb seen buousine bus, flippin, killing his close friend, comedian jimmy mack and nearly ending his own life. >> it was part of my therapy, looking at it. i would look at it for hours. >> reporter: he tells oprah his wife is still bitter that the media learned about the accident five hours before she did. >> she thought she was going to get there and i was going to have a broken leg, making the nurses laugh. they said, ms. morgan, are you prepared? then they took her up to the icu and she flipped. >> reporter: tracy was in a drug-induced coma eight days. during the time, he said he had an out of body experience. he claims he saw his father who died in 1987. >> i was talking to my dad. he had this green thing on. i just remember him saying, i'm not ready for you, son. >> really? >> i started crying so hard. my dad was like, i'm not ready for you, son. >> reporter: tracy's recovery was long and hard.

a year after the accident, he appeared in his first televised interview with matt. >> i'm not 100% yet. i'm not. when i'm there, you'll know it. i'll get back to making you laugh. >> tracy morgan. >> reporter: until he returned to "saturday night live," he wasn't sure that day would come. >> people were wondering, can he speak? does he have 100% mental capacity? the truth is, i never did. >> you were either going to see a wreck, or you were going to see a miracle. we gave them the miracle. >> reporter: tracy says he's grateful for life every day, and he's not mad at anybody. >> would you say you're at peace? >> you are in a coma for eight to ten days and you survive, trust me -- >> yeah. >> -- you're at peace. i've been to the other side and came back bearing gifts. the jokes i'm giving y'all, they're gifts. >> they are gifts. tracy says when he went out to perform, his wife and daughter would come with him. on that particular day, his

daughter was teething so they stayed home. he knew people thought he was funny but didn't realize people loved him. now when he gets on a stage, they give him the standing o to start. now he says he has to earn the funny after that. >> too bad he had to go through what he went through to find that out. hoda, thank you. that's great. coming up, dolly and katy. the duet that performed at the country music awards. the new look that justin bieber debuted last night. news you can snooze. the push to get you to take naps at work. nothing new for savannah. first, these messages. ♪ ♪

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ex? >> just not necessary. >> if you have to ask -- >> what's your debit/credit card pin number? >> how about, what's your password? >> these are obvious. >> who asks, do you like your mother? >> what about your ex? they probably do. >> check out facebook. >> i don't think that's an exhaustive list. there could be more. >> i can think of a few more. what can politicians learn from nascar drivers? a california lawmaker has an idea. he wants the state's legislatures to wear the logos of top donors, like nascar drivers do. the proposal is called, california is not for sale. the idea is to make politics more transparent. may sound strange, but the lawmaker already has nearly half of the 500,000 signatures he needs by the end of the month. can you imagine? this lobby firm or whatever? i'm for it. >> good idea. >> isn't it funny when they

interview nascar drivers after a win. i want to thank chipotle and snickers -- >> while drinking milk. >> exactly. staying with the nascar theme, one of the biggest stars is kyle bush. ov -- busch. he had two victories. it's what happened after the wins that got attention. he was leaving the track his own car, a typical guy behind the wheel. got stuck in exiting traffic when he spotted the fan in the next car wearing the hot with his number 18 on it. he honked the horn. here's what happened. >> what's up? >> oh, my god! oh, my god, [ bleep ]! >> how are you? >> i love y'all! [ bleep ]. oh, my gosh. >> the fan loses it. >> awesome. >> you don't expect to see him driving out of the parking lot with everyone else.

kyle, as you can see, nice enough to grab her hat and sign it. good for him. >> i love that. >> i want to know what car he's driving. >> fun to watch. >> should have bumped into him a bit. then you have to exchange information, get his phone number. have you been in a cab and felt like the driver was hitting on you? >> welcome to my world. >> happens all the time, huh? you're irresistible, you know? in new york, the behavior could be banned. relief for you, matt. proposal from the taxi and limousine commission. part of a push to curb sexual harassment. drivers couldn't comment on a passenger's appearance or love lives. they could lose their license. when i read this, i thought, i don't think a cabdriver ever flirted with me, and i felt bad. >> getting in the wrong cab. >> is it enforceable? >> they don't talk to me. they're on their phone or something like that. >> maybe we don't have it. you know? or we lost it, if we ever did.

>> feel inadequate now. two of the biggest award shows last night, and the one person not thrilled to be in a photo with taylor swift. carson? >> let's start with the music matchup that has a little something for everybody. celebrities and t vsv viewers h their fix of award shows on sunday morning. you had the country music awards and the iheart radio music awards. miranda lambert won female vocalist of the year for the seventh straight year. carrie underwood performed. the top moment was a duet between katy perry and the woman she calls her personal hero, dolly parton. ♪ it's true we had no money but i was rich as i could be ♪ ♪ in my coat of many colors mama made for me ♪ ♪ oh, i'm begging you, please, don't take my man ♪

♪ working 9:00 to 5:00, what a way to make a living ♪ ♪ i'll take what you're giving ♪ it's enough to drive you crazy if you let it ♪ >> always having so much money at the acms. >> amazing. >> dolly and katy performing some of dolly's top songs. now to the iheart radio music awards. justin showing off his new locks. one of the night's big winners, no surprise, taylor swift. she won four more trophies. after a win for best tour, she gave a heartfelt shout out to her boyfriend. >> for the first time, i had the most amazing person to come home to when the crowds were all

gone. so i want to thank my boyfriend adam for that. i love you guys so much. thank you, iheart. good night. >> adam is his real name. you know him as calvin harris, a stage name. before the awards, taylor visited disneyland, taking along lily aldridge and lily's daughter was there. everyone is having a good time except in the back, taylor's bodyguard. he's in the back, stone faced. he has his headphones in. apparently the happiest place on earth, not doing much for the bodyguard. did she think somebody in cars land was going to -- mater was going to get taylor swift there? >> never know. >> carson, thank you. >> dylan? we are watching -- >> this keeps happening. >> thanks, guys. >> a storm system is developing in the pacific northwest. mountain snow, scattered showers, nothing big right now. this is going to turn into the next storm system that will

bring snow to the midwest. this area of low pressure will continue to move eastward. we have scattered snow showers across the rockies. heavier rain through central montana. this cold front will trigger storms into tuesday afternoon and tuesday night. though they don't look severe right now. marginally at this time. the snow works back in across wisconsin, moving to northern michigan, as well. enhancement off the great lakes. we could see isolated four to six inches. like the one in southern new england will bring two to four inches of snow. the storm system will continue into this evening in southern new england. rain showers in pennsylvania and new jersey. extending down into pennsylvawa d.c., too. southwest, temperatures will be above average. highs in the 90s. very windy. we could see fire danger weather down through parts of the southwest plains, where those winds and low humidity could spad to fire good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley.

don't forget your umbrella. rain arrives this afternoon for philadelphia. winds through the day will warm us into the 60s. then the rain will bring the temperatures down this afternoon. and the cold arrives tomorrow with gusty winds, 31 will feel like it's in the 20s. a little bit warmer wednesday afternoon. then another round of rain due in on thursday leading to a colder weekend. 40s for saturday. 54 sunday. have a great day. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. now to a new series dedicated to something we could all use, a good snooze. >> we talk a lot about sleep around here. we're not alone. studies show most americans aren't getting enough. erica hill is here with a mission to change that. >> good morning.huffington from "huffington post" is launching a sleep revolution. she just wrote a book about it. she said sleeping on the job can be a good thing.

>> reporter: does your morning feel like this? or more like this? for millions of americans, a solid night's sleep is just a dream. >> i think we need to disband the myth that we can function perfectly on four or five hours. >> reporter: founder of "huffington post" is on a crusade to change the way we sleep. more than 1/3 of americans say they don't get enough. >> how did we get to the point where lack of sleep, exhaustion, pushing yourself to the limit, became a badge of honor? >> it started with the first industrial revolution. when we started believing that human beings could become like machines. and we could minimize down time. so sleep became a luxury. >> reporter: what emerged was an overachiever, high-powered, american notion that sleep is for slackers. and a scant five hours a night is a sleep of genius.

huffington believes we're ready for change. >> we already see people like jeff from amazon, the ceo of microsoft, talking about needing eight hours of sleep to be super effective. most of the time, we have ceos bragging about how little sleep they get. >> reporter: the push for more, better sleep is also personal. after collapsing from caution years ago, huffington encouraged employees to unplug at night and added nap room to her offices. >> when we first opened them, there was a lot of skepticism. people were worried being seen walking into a nap room in the middle of the afternoon, it would mean they're not as dedicated or hard working. we have completely eliminated that stigma. it's very clear now in our entire newsroom that having a nap in the middle of the

afternoon is actually one of the most enhancing tools. >> reporter: the science backs those findings. sarah, a researcher at the university of california, studies sleep and brain activity. she said power naps during the day turbo charge your memory and boost productivity. >> the benefits we find for napping include alertness, motor memory, which is your ability to play piano or play baseball, and also declarative memory, which is your ability to remember things like my phone number or my name. >> reporter: the benefits differ depending on the time of day. research shows a short nap in the morning can boost creative thinking and memory. in the afternoon, it can help you feel better physically. >> 20-minute nap in the middle of the day will be the best nap. you're not going to get into sleep, slow-wave sleep and feel problem groggy. >> reporter: before society shunned the extra zs, successful, well-known leaders embraced the ritual. as did sports stars. now more companies are cozying up to the idea.

google, zappos and ben & jerry's all offer nap soonrooms. >> it's the same thing as if you'd take an hour-lunch break. >> i'll find myself naturally waking up after 20 minutes. you find that that is a good sweet spot for feeling recharged. >> reporter: a feeling ariana huffington predicts will catch on. fueled by the science that shows more sleep is not only better for your health but also the bottom line. >> i really predict that in the next few years, nap rooms in offices are going to be as common as conference rooms. >> she is looking to bring the discussion to college campuses. she'll be visiting 50 schools with leading sleep experts to spread the message about the importance of sleep. she wants to get people thinking about it at a younger age so it becomes normal part of who they are. >> i like the mission to change our concept. they used to be, oh, i need four

hours. i'm so strong. you need sleep. >> i embrace that i need it. >> i have a hard time napping. >> i nap two or three hours. i'm a midday sleeper. >> that's a full day's sleep. >> i nap when the baby naps. >> the book, "the sleep revolution," can be found at today.com. what's happening here? >> need help with your house? >> yes. >> property brothers are here. >> and your back? >> wait a minute. >> oh, yeah. >> this is an unexpected delight. >> we do more than --

good morning, i'm katy zachry. just a few minutes before 8:30 on your monday morning. let's get your forecast from nbc 10's bill henley. hi, bill. >> good morning, katy. temperatures are climbing now. in spite of clouds moving into the area, we are seeing some breaks of sunshine in delaware and south jersey. you'll find more in areas north and west. that's a live view from center city. areas north and west right now are dealing with rain. it's a line of showers that had heavier downpours in low early high valley, just to the south of allentown. the showers mainly north and west during the morning hours. but the rain is due in this afternoon. before it arrives, temperatures are well into the 60s. let's get a check on the

roads with jessica boyington. what are you watching, jess? >> big delays right now on the schuylkill expressway near city avenue. of course, almost at a standstill with a 29-minute drive time here headed westbound toward the king of prussia to the blue route. average speeds into the 20s but not past this point of city avenue. barely moving with the bridge opening on standby near burlington-bristol scheduled for 8:40. today investigators are looking for what caused an amtrak train to collide with a backhoe and derail killing two people. this morning crews moved the train off the tracks in chester to 30th street station in philadelphia. now amtrak is running a normal schedule right now but septa riders could see delays on the wilmington-newark rain. yesterday's train collision killed two amtrak workers and sent dozens of people to the hospital. back to the "today" show.

♪ good morning, everybody. 8:30. monday morning, april 4th, and it's raining a little harder, as our sort of spring break rolls on. good morning. by the way, in the north, they're really dealing with snow. we can't complain down here. >> you know who is here? the boss is here. actually, that's what we'll call her today. normally we call her melissa mccarthy. she is a wonderful actress. has a new movie called "the

boss." we'll talk that and "ghostbusters" and more. should you stay or should you go? the property brothers will help us decide whether to fix up your current home or buy a new one. we have a recipe for a gourmet pasta dish. one of my favorites simple to make. you know what today is? bring it in for a little hug. national hug a news person day. if you know what your local anchor looks like, don't scare them, but maybe give them a hug. >> i love that. >> thank you. >> so sweet. dylan, let's have a check of the weather. >> i don't normally -- >> sure you do. >> i don't normally get hugs on rainy days. it is going to be a not nice start to the week. we've got snow across new england. we have rain in the mid-atlantic. as we get towards the middle of

the week, we're going to see the next rain event make its way through the ohio and tennessee river valleys. later in the week, snow showers in the great lakes. for temperatures, look what's going to happen across the eastern half of the country. out west, it stays very much above normal. by the middle of the week, the below normal temperatures stick around. much below normal through the great lakes. above normal out in the northwest. temperatures should be 10 to 20 degrees above average. even higher in some spots across the northern rockies. today, we are certainly dealing with that rain. it is going to stick around through most of the day through the mid-atlantic. the snow could accumulate up to 2 to 4 inches acro good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your umbrella. rain arrive this is afternoon for philadelphia. winds through the day will warm us into the 60s. then the rain will bring the temperatures down this afternoon. and the cold arrives tomorrow with gusty winds. 31 will feel like it's in the

20s. a little bit warmer wednesday afternoon. then another round of rain moving in on thursday leading to a colder weekend. 40s for saturday. 54 sunday. have a great day. >> that's your latest forecast. matt? >> dylan, thank you very much. oscar nominee and emmy winner melissa mccarthy is back on the big screen starring in "the boss." she plays michelle darnel, the richest woman in america. after insider trader, she relies on her former assistant to help her get back on her feet. >> inside of a sofa, neat. >> it's old but comfortable. >> thank you, claire. >> good night, michelle. >> well, it's not so bad.

oh, god. >> how many takes did you do on that? >> that's a one and done. >> how do they do something like that? first of all, welcome. good morning. >> nice to see you. >> my husband directed that. >> he didn't say, honey, do it again? >> i was like, do you want it again? he was like, i think we walk away, while everyone still can. >> you were happy about making this movie, not only because of the experience with working with your husband -- by the way, your daughter is in the movie, as well, small role. >> yeah. >> this character has been in your brain for 15 years. >> it has. i did michelle darnel the first time 16 years ago in a theater, improv theater in los angeles. i just -- i can kind of never shake her. she fascinated me. getting to play that energy, you know, ten years later, i was still talking about her. >> she's sticky. she's stuck in your brain. talk about who she is. basically, one of the wealthiest women in america, ran her own empire, then things went bad.

>> things went bad. i just love that as kind of overbearing as she could be, i still like that she had a kind of work ethic to her. if you're willing to work hard enough, you can do it. if not, hit the door. >> she has a weird way of going about things. for example, she gets out of prison, starts from the bottom and comes up with an idea. kind of taking on the girl scouts. >> kind of, yeah. it goes by a different name in the movie. she has to take -- michelle has to take her assistant's daughter to a meeting and goes, is this free kids' labor? is this okay? can i use this? when we started in the writing, it made us question things. we're like, is it child labor? what's happening? >> what are darnel's darlings like? >> they're tough girls. if you're going to get in trouble on the playground, you want them on your side, for sure. look for the biggest, baddest girls and recruit them. >> so you're not selling cookies here, taking on the scouts in that way. >> brownies.

>> can i mention something? you know, the promotion staff of your movie, ingenius, i thought, by the way, came up with brownies and send them out to members of the media. i thought, they've got to be good. i'll put them in my kids' lunchbox tomorrow. >> the brownies, yes. not the packaging. >> what was the packaging? >> well, part of michelle's thing is that she did not really have much of an upbringing with family. she doesn't exactly know how to speak to children. some of it may filter in on the box. >> i can't read anything on the box on morning television. >> not a single word of it. >> you do great in these r-rated comedies. is that because it fits your personality? at home, are you an r-rated person? >> no, no. not at all. i think that's why it's so fun for me to do. i -- no, i have two little girls. we don't say shut up. we cant s't say anything at hom. i don't speak like that at all.

i think it's part of the fun of acting, is you get to play these characters that kick in doors, say insane things, swear like a sailor. it is the opposite of me. to play myself, i'd be totally bored. to get to play somebody who has no barriers, no sensors, it's like, that's the fun of it. >> this one is called "the boss." you have "ghostbusters" coming out. i'm excited for that. >> i'm excited, too. it's going to be really great. fantastic. >> tell me something i don't know about what's going to happen in that movie. >> there's ghosts, and we're busting them. >> good. >> we're constantly on the proton pack. that's the insider -- >> you have to know ghostbuster for that. >> it'll be scarier than you think. the ghosts and effects are really cool. >> i cannot wait. appointment watching for me. melissa, thanks. >> thank you. >> thank you for the brownies. kids will love them. "the boss" from universal pictures opens this friday.

melissa's husband, ben, who directed the movie as she said, will be here tomorrow. up next, stay and remember nat -- remember nanovate or sell a? the

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we're back now. it's 8:40. whether you're in the market for a new home or trying to renovate your current one, the process can be tricky. lucky, the property brothers, drew and scott, compiled knowledge into a book, called "dream home." guys, i hear this is a passion project for you. >> it is. >> took two years to write the book. we wanted to give all the information we learned since we started renovating and buying homes. >> we had to learn to read first. pop-up book. >> no, but there wasn't a research like this on the market. this has everything you would possibly need. >> buying, selling or

renovating, or making your apartment feel bigger and more functional. >> we'll do a preview. the big question, as i trip with a sprained ankle, should you stay and renovate or sell? the first question is? >> if you love the place. a lot of people want to sell because the place doesn't work for them, but they love the home. it's flawed. there are things you can do about the flaws. >> that's a question you have to ask. sometimes it's not worth renovating. sometimes it's worth looking for something else, to see if it'll function better. sometimes moving isn't cost-effective. i'll get a new place that has everything i want. they don't think of the other expenses involved in moving. lawyers, moving trucks, you name it. look at the numbers before considering. >> the value isn't in the home, you might not get what you need out of it to move to a new place. if you love the location, that's the most important thing. you can change things with the house but can't change the location. >> let's talk about whether you should sell, as we bring the magic wall up. >> so fancy. >> family side of it.

a lot of people, they're having more kids, want to grow their family, you might need a bigger home. that's a reason to move. >> maybe you have three kids and need a four-bedroom place, something like that. the neighborhood no longer suits your lifestyle. maybe your husband was a bachelor before and has a bachelor pad. now it won't work, especially if you're raising a family. you don't want to be the 50-year-old at the nightclub. >> not cool. >> the remodeling is a big thing. >> if there are things you need and want, beautiful gourmet kitd ch -- kitchen, you can't get it in your house, that's a reason to move. >> what is a good ad versus? >> there is a language that real estate agents use when they think they're fooling people. >> translate this. >> we'll get a close-up on that. when somebody says it's an artistic home. it's freaking weird. there is weird stuff, weird

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8:51. back now with "today" food. we're spending quality time in our kitchen with the man behind one of the most popular restaurants in new york city right now. if you haven't heard of roberta's, here's a taste. >> reporter: what started as a down and dirty pizza joint in an area of brooklyn few would travel to has become iconic. >> perfect pizza. shouldn't be anything that's too overly thought out or complex. what's important is the balance. you want to be able to taste everything. >> reporter: built from an old garage, roberta's draws huge crowds with wait times that reach up to three hours. but it's not just pizza. from pastas, greens, fish, to their on-site, wholesale bakery, there's no shortage of home maid, hand crafted, culinary

experiences. >> the experience should be positive and make you feel really good. >> head chef and co-owner of roberta's, as well as blanca in new york, as well as my new best friend. >> good morning, buddy. >> i want to rave and i'm afraid because i fear i won't get a table again. >> i think we'll work it out. >> okay. what are we making? >> it's a simple roman pasta, one of my favorites. a lot of people screw it up. >> when you say simple, you're not kidding. look at the ingredients. that's all there is. >> cheese, black pepper, pasta and that'sing linguine. >> any long noodle works. >> salt the water. >> should be like the ocean, heavily. drop our pasta. in here, you'll help me out a second. grind pepper for me. >> got it. >> lots and lots of pepper. >> keep going? >> mama mia, keep going. pepper, pepper. >> this is peppercorn pepper.

>> yeah. what we're going to do is release the oils in the pepper. >> getting tired here. >> you're pretty fit. you can do it. i believe in you. >> okay. >> perfect. >> there we go. >> let this get aromatic to release all the oils. it'll transfer to the pastas. already can smell it. >> fantastic. >> beautiful. that was the magic of television. we'll move over here. here, we have our pasta that's pretty much ready to go. i have the pepper nice and hot. add a little bit of pasta water. >> you like using the pasta water? >> the starch that is in the pasta is now in the water. it's going to help us make a nice illmulsion. >> do you like the pasta on the undercooked side? >> al dente. then dump it in the pan. >> you do it. you're the chef. >> all right. >> transfer like so. >> everybody sits there and shake it. you don't mind if more of the pasta water goes in there.

>> it helps. it's a good thing. now i'm tossing, trying to get the pepper and the water all nice and married together. >> i'll stop you. look at the gang downstairs. how is this going? >> unbelievable. >> my favorite pasta dish on the planet. i ate it every day in rome and i can't make it this creamy. i'm dying to know the secret to that part. >> i'll show you now. do me a favor and drop the cheese in here. >> with fingers? >> no problem. keep going. >> you're good at this. most people would have this on the floor by now. >> we're good. making this really nice, natural illmulsion. >> beautiful. is that done now? >> ready to go. that's it. >> can i mention also, at the restaurant, you bake all your own breads. you're going to put that in the bowl, and you're going to serve it -- what bread do you call that? >> standard baguette. we do a lot of different breads.

we work with different flours from upstate. whole grain. savannah, i understand, is loving the bread. >> we also love the butter. >> do you make the butter, too? >> cultured butter. >> it's like cheese. >> how good is that? >> thank you so much. the bread is delicious. good morning, i'm katy zachry. it's a few minutes before 9:00 on this monday morning. it started out chilly but things are warming up, right, bill henley? slowly but surely the temperatures are coming up. the rain is coming down. first thing, we're watching snow falling in the pocano mountains. that has tapered off. here's a live view from

camelback. the rain is falling from burkes, lehigh and montgomery and chester counties with a few sprinkles in the philadelphia area. that steadier rainfall is starting to taper off. it's not quite as heavy. you might see a few sprinkles this morning but steadier rain will holds off until this afternoon. and before that rain moves in, look at the temperatures. by 1:00 this afternoon, 65 degrees. all right, bill, thanks. let's get a check on the roads with first-alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. you're watching something on the 42 freeway. >> that's right. we're watching an accident fresh into our systems here right near creek road at the northbound side. so approaching the philadelphia area, some big delays there because of this. now it's just -- it looks like it could be a police officer that pulled up on scene here. so we are losing the two left-hand lanes headed northbound to the philadelphia area. so some big delays behind that. there you can see that stretching all the way back. the burlington-bristol bridge is scheduled to open at 8:40.

villanova university and the main line are ready for a championship evening of basketball. watch parties for tonight's title game with north carolina are planned for the pavilion on campus and at local pubs and restaurants. businesses and police are adding security to keep things safe win or lose. and be sure to be with us tonight at 7:00 for our march to victory special. tap the nbc 10 app and stay with nbc 10 for the most complete coverage of villanova's title run. that's all for now. we'll have another live update in 25 minutes.

this morning on "today's take," wrestle mania is our main event, with a newly crowned wwe champ, roman reigns and charlotte bringing their belts. then we drop by the set of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt." how does presto pasta sound for an easy monday night meal? all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on monday morning, april 4th, 2016. some brave party folks on the plaza between the rain drops. i'm willie with natalie and tamron. al has the day off, and natalie is back in studio after

assignment after assignment. >> i missed you guys. >> i look to my left and nobody is there. here you are. this is your jam. >> "no" by meghan trainor. >> i love this song. >> it's fun. it was trending last night after the iheart radio awards. we love her, our girl meghan. >> we like to hang with her. >> you would never guess nantucket in a million years. >> we will talk the iheart radio awards in a minute. first, hoops. >> big weekend for that. >> they look like good matchups and then they were blowouts, historic blowouts. villanova, 2 seed, taking on oklahoma, also a 2 seed. they've been doing the tournament since 1939. the biggest blowout. >> i was watching the game saturday night and i was like, i cannot believe. i think a lot of us picked

oklahoma. lots of people picked it going in. >> sure. buddy hield is their big star at oklahoma. won the player of the year award nationally, and he had just nine points. villanova was incredible. this one was more of an expected blowout. carolina won, 83-66. setting up tonight's big name. vice president biden paid a visit to the syracuse locker room after the game, offering some words of encouragement. >> that has to be tough. >> i know. >> yeah, he went to law school there and was wearing his pin. it's a tough moment for those guys. nice to have the vice president of the united states visit the locker room. >> bittersweet. >> vice president says, there's always another day. can't beat that, yeah. >> this game tonight should be good. villanova looked great. they'll take on the tar heels.

the line is 2 1/2, not that i follow these things. says a lot about them. villanova is coming off the 44-point win. apparently, there is a new app. if you want the show spirit tonight, it's face cake. >> when we start things with apparently, it means we haven't seen it. >> this is who we are predicting will win the game tonight. this is a tough call for me. i got a lot of friends at carolinas, went to the dean smith basketball school as a kid in chapel hill. villanova looked so good. >> the colors look good on you. >> i love how authoritative you got with the picture of paint all over your face. >> i look like avatar. >> you do. >> i look like zoe's character from avatar. natalie picked villanova, as well. two versus one. what are we going to do? >> what's the bet? >> what's the bet, man?

>> i don't know. think of something good. >> $20. >> high dollar, that's like four coffees. >> something on the air fun. we'll think of something by the end of the show. >> that's dangerous. >> costumes -- >> if you have any ideas. we'll take ideas at "today's take." >> natalie is currently winning our bracket. not just among us on this show. >> meaning absolutely nothing. >> you're at 94. >> here's the thing, carson is still in it because he picked carolina to win. if carolina wins, he wins the whole thing. if they don't, natalie runs away with this thing. >> what's your bracket secret? >> a lot was personal favorites. oh, i have a friend who went to -- my best friend went to villanova so they'll make it to the final four. >> i love it. >> always the person who wins. the best friend went to the school. >> sister went to uva, so i had uva. >> i did that, too.

seat seton hall, yale. >> i did the same thing. >> you look where they are in the seeding, the brackets and everything. >> you did pay attention to some of the facts related to it? >> i looked at that. i think i picked kansas to win it all. >> they were good. we mentioned the music a wards last night. you had the iheart radio and the academy of country music. taylor swift dominated the iheart radio awards. she took home four trophies, including album of the year. they have a best tour category. >> i like that. >> i do, too. you might get to see one good tour a year. >> that's right. >> tickets are expensive. when you know this one got an awade f awa award, might be the one to check out. acms, one of our favorites, chris stapleton swept it, album of the year, new male vocalist, male vocalist and song of the year. his wife of nine years, morgan, joined him on stage, singing "fire away."

♪ she knows and i know that i always come back for more ♪ ♪ your love might be my damnation ♪ >> they're a couple you want to hang out there. you pray they live next door so you can visit them. what's going on? go ahead and sing. >> crash the garage band session. >> i made cokie ok cookies for . can you sing for me? >> voice is unbelievable. >> they sound magical together. >> he's been around nashville a long time, writing songs. a lot of songs you know, number one songs. now he's getting his moment. you can see it in a room like last night, everyone is thrilled for him because they worked with him. now he's having his time. if you don't have the album, get it. chris stapleton, "traveler." >> so good. did you see this cute story? you see a lot of california police chases.

i don't know you've ever seen anything like this. this is a little chihuahua there in front. >> look at him. >> being chased by the california highway patrol on the motorcycle there, across the bay bridge to san francisco. apparently, the dog was making his way from oakland to san francisco. >> that's a long hike. >> he clearly doesn't want to be caught. video is cute and funny, right? bridge shut down, apparently, as they trailed him for five minutes. >> they shut the traffic down for him? that's amazing. >> it is a police escort. in fact, they gave the dog a new name. let's watch the scene. much better now, right? little music. >> oh, the music you mean. >> you have to add the music and the sound effects to the actual chase. >> put a little helmet on him. little jacket. >> yeah. i have to tell you, i have a

response to that song. takes me back to early '80s, childhood. >> i love it. >> every woman had a crush -- >> every the age of 100 was in love with erica strata. >> larry wilcox. >> by the way, if you're looking for another puppy to add, apparently, the animal was taken to animal control and staying there. they'll scan to see if he has a chip, if they're able to locate the owners. otherwise, it'll be up for adoption. >> cutie. i hope the dog is reunited with its owners. cutie. we had something else. >> this, i'm not too sure about. >> this is frightening. >> i've been looking out the corner of my eye. >> this is a new dessert. could it rival the cronut? >> it could. >> it's the raindrop cake. come on? >> amazing. >> how are you? >> good. >> special delivery. >> this is a japanese delicacy,

right? >> yeah. >> the raindrop cake in japan has reached cronut status. if you look at it, it really is like the watery-based -- >> the cake itself -- i don't want to get your cards wet -- it's made of natural spring water. just enough agar to hold the shape. it's a very, very delicate -- >> how do you make that? >> you can mix it. some people like to eat the cake first and then mix the sides. it's really about the texture and experience of it. >> this is a textured journey? i'm texture sensitive. i'm going to go in for this. >> it's also very visually appeali appealing. >> this is darren wong, new york chef here. >> flavoring on the side. >> sugar on the side? what is it? >> topped with black sugar cane syrup. >> i'm a texture person. i don't normally like anything that's gelatin or -- this is amazing. this is delicious.

it remains light. it doesn't feel heavy on your tongue like a raindrop. >> right. a lot of food crazes are -- tend to be very unhealthy. it's over the top. this is sort of going against that trend. >> i like that. >> what's the powder? >> roasted soy flour. >> you've got to eat it relatively quickly, is that right? >> it'll start losing its structure. people try to ask us to take it to go. we advise against it. it's a dessert you experience in the moment. >> this is going to be in brooklyn? >> we launched this weekend. we'll be back next week. >> is it me or does it look a little like a breast implant? >> have you been told that? >> actually, a breast surgeon retweeted one of our websites, yeah. >> it's the perfect little -- >> getting some ideas?

>> -- breast implant. maybe a size a. >> you need two of those, don't you? there you go. darren, thank you very much. it's delicious. >> we have three. >> makes for an interesting date there. okay. dylan, bail gnnatalie out. >> i never want to follow dark natalie. >> that was a never level of darkness. when he brought it out, i was like, it's a breast implant. >> we all thought it, natalie, but nobody said it. >> once you eat it, that's supposed to go out of your mind. >> yeah. >> good luck with all that. we've got snow in new england. moving from west to east. it's not going to sag down into new york or southern or long' land. it's all rain. hartford seeing the snow. providence, rhode island, dealing with the snow. in this strip through here, that's where we have the winter weather advisory in effect. we are looking for this area of low pressure to move eastward.

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afternoon as it will start to bring temperatures down. thank you, bill. we'll be back in 25 minutes.

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>> roman! >> what's up, guys? >> and as roman enters, next up on our bill, wwe women's world champion, charlotte! come on out. [ applause ] >> oh, my gosh. what a gentleman you are. see, she has on a little more than yesterday. >> thank you very much. >> you look beautiful. >> thank you. >> oh, my gosh. after that night last night, how did you recover so quickly? >> makeup. >> come on? >> lots of makeup. >> i was told you have, charlotte, bruising on your arm. it was a tough night. >> yes, ma'am, it was. >> how do you feel? >> it hasn't hit me yet. i haven't had a moment to soak it all in, really. >> roman, it was a crazy night, too. there were 101,000 and change fans in arlington, texas, last night. what was the vibe like? what was the energy in the building?

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>> catalina is the chef and managing partner of a restaurant here in new york. >> i'm so excited. >> good morning. we love pesto. you're making it with kale so it makes it healthier, right? >> we have a little kale here. we have a whole range of ingredients. cilantro, chalice, almonds, feta, which is really nice. >> you start making the pesto first. >> exactly. we have a little kale in here. >> you made the point of saying that you tested it out with cooked kale, raw kale. go with raw kale. >> i didn't love it. then cleaning kale is easy. i like using my hands. take it off the stem. >> all right. >> then we have a food processor here. >> twist it. >> add a little kale. we're going to add some cilantro and a pinch of salt. remember that feta also has a little salt. we're just going to course it a little bit.

>> don't want the oil yet. >> get it going. you can lift this. add some almonds. >> nice touch. >> why don't we add -- i use my hands all the time. >> go for it. >> you have feta. let's see what else. garlic. and chalice. >> perfect. >> the chalice are cooked already, right? >> they are caramelized. then we'll pulse. then we'll add some olive oil. >> that's your pesto. >> yeah. >> you kevin tacan even take th off. >> we love watching. >> you filter in the olive oil. >> then we've got the shrimp over here. we have honey. a little bit. i, as i get older, i have liked spicier foods a little more. mix that up a little bit. then we can add the shrimp.

>> the honey probably sweetens it up. >> layer of flavor. >> yeah. then you can let this marinade for a couple hours, like two hours, or overnight. >> you've got garlic inside the pan with olive oil. >> we'll add the shrimp. >> smells amazing. >> i hope you like it. >> yeah. >> we're going to add this. kind of move it around a little bit. shrimp, you're going to see it gray. as soon as it's pink, it's cooked. >> golden glaze. >> beautiful. remember it's going to keep cooking when you add it to the pasta. >> willie is chowing down. >> it's amazing. i love the sweetness of the shrimp with the glaze. really good. >> we serve it up. >> little pesto here. we're going to mix this up. >> looks good. >> looks amazing. >> pasta water. >> great serving bowl. >> added water to it to thin it out some? >> exactly.

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good morning, i'm katy zachry. just a few minutes before 10:00 on your monday. and things started out on the chillier side but it's warming up. sadly later this week, it will return to cold, right, bill? yeah, in fact you'll feel it tonight. we have chilly spots this morning, but cape may is not one of them. clouds are moving in. you can see breaks of sunshine right on the beach. and no sign of any rain in cape may just yet. but move inland, you'll find some showers in pennsylvania and

the suburbs. just rain showers but temperatures are nicely above freezing. and they will be warming up. some areas more than others. now 31 degrees in mount pocano. 51 degrees in philadelphia. but look at cape may now, 61 degrees. mostly cloudy skies today and rain developing this afternoon after temperatures warm into the middle 60s. that rain will cool things down for the evening commute. thank you, bill. we're following an oil spill on the roosevelt boulevard that's really delaying traffic in one direction, right, jessica? >> that's right, katy. we had an earlier accident scene involving an oil spill on the boulevard inner drive. that closed the northbound side near lovick street a. take frankford avenue to get around the scene. also for mass transit, expect delays inbound for the wilmington-newark line but they resumed full service. philadelphia university and the main line are getting ready for the championship evening of

basketball. watch parties for tonight's title game with north carolina are planned for the pavilion on campus. and at local pubs and businesses and police will be adding security. see you in 25.

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