>> keep you updated. local updates throughout the morning. realtime news and traffic on the nbc 10 app. >> thanks for watching. today show starts now. good morning. breaking news, a massive evacuation in northern california. nearly 200,000 people ordered to leave their homes amid fears a spillway at the nation's tallest dam could fail. >> what we're looking at is approximately a 30-foot wall of water that would be coming out of the lake. while in the northeast, another nasty winter storm, blizzard conditions, up to two feet of snow expected. thousands of flights canceled or delayed nationwide. on flynn ice? nbc news has learned some of president trump's aides are pressuring him to fire his national security adviser. did michael flynn intentionally mislead the white house about his contact with russia shortly

before the inauguration? survivor story. that south carolina woman kidnapped by a suspected serial killer and chained in a metal container for two months, speaks out for the first time. >> no matter what he did to me, he did not break me. he cannot destroy who i am. and i won. >> her ordeal in her own words. and hello history. adele wins big at the grammys. walking away with five awards. and with praise for making sure chenillshe nailed an emotional to george michael. >> i'm sorry for swearing. i'm sorry. i can't mess this up for him. i'm sorry. >> beyonce making her first public appearance, since revealing her pregnancy. all the highlights from music's big night, today, monday, february 13th, 2017.

from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> welcome to "today" on a monday morning. i'm matt lauer. along sheinelle jones. savannah continues on maternity leave. did you watch last night? >> i did. i dozed off. i saw a lilt of beyonce. she looked like a walking piece of art. >> she looked beautiful. and adele, she may make something of herself. she's doing pretty well. >> she wanted it to be perfect. you know what i mean? >> no question. we'll have a big report on the grammys coming up with natalie in a little while. we begin on a monday morning with the breaking news in northern california. evacuations ordered for nearly 200,000 people living below the oroville dam after a spillway there developed a hole. crews are racing to fix that problem.

nbc national correspondent miguel amedure is there this morning. >> reporter: crews have been working throughout the night, keeping a close call on what they call a fluid situation. the dam at lake oroville is sound. but the spillway is in jeopardy. if it fails, communities downstream would be in trouble. the emergency spillway at the oroville dam is in its own state of emergency. warning of a failure and the damage of a catastrophic flood, state officials ordered the evacuation of 188,000 people. >> we thought we were okay. and then, all of a sudden, bam, you need to leave. >> we had to make a very, very critical and difficult decision to initiate the evacuation. i couldn't risk the lives of thousands of people. >> reporter: the sudden emergency triggering chaos, as families jammed roadways out of oroville. >> you need to make a right when

you can. >> reporter: gridlock lasting for miles and for hours. >> i'm concerned about getting out. >> reporter: with the massive reservoir at over 100% of capacity this weekend, engineers spotted an erosion scar near the emergency spillway. lake oroville holds enough water to cover the state of connecticut in a foot of water. the ballest dam in the nation, 770 feet, it sits above several communities in butte, sutter and yuba counties. oroville's spillway, which releases water from the reservoir to free up storage space was damaged last week. now, a scramble to get it fixes before more rain. this morning, water officials plan to use an army of helicopters and boulders to shore up the emergency spillway, what may be the best hope to prevent a disaster that may be looming. at one point, officials said if

in a emergency spillway breached a 30-foot wall of water could cascade to communities downstream. this is a race of time. we expect another storm to put more pressure on the energy spillway. they want to get as much water as they can before the next storm arrives midway. matt and sheinelle, back to you guys. >> miguel, thanks very much. another powerful winter storm is hammering new england. a second round of heavy snow and high winds, for a region that was hit hard last week. and once again, there's problems at airports, coast-to-coast. we'll get al's forecast in a moment. first, nbc's blake mccoy is in portland, maine. blake, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning to you. it is a ghost town here in portland, maine. the only vehicles on the road are snowplows. conditions are dangerous. everyone staying home this morning. it's deja vu for this part of the country, still digging out from last week's snow. blizzard conditions once again in the northeast.

new england being slammed with its second major snowstorm in a week. >> the last one was treacherous. >> i want it to end. >> reporter: the latest round of snow started falling sunday. and this morning, winter storm warnings are in effect from new york to maine. in new jersey, a woman had to be rescued after her car crashed into an icy pond. emergency crews moved quickly. she is going to be okay. in bedford, massachusetts, a pedestrian was killed after being hit by a snowplow. in boston, schools are closed for the third school day in a row. >> the safety of your kids and getting people off of the roads. >> reporter: and in connecticut, icy roads have caused 100 accidents and 600 calls for help. the nasty weather is snarling air travel. 1,700 flights delayed. nearly 900 canceled. with snow falling through the morning. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: maine could get hit

the worst, seeing up to two feet of snow. now, back out here live in maine, i want to show you how big the snowbanks are already. you can see more than waist-high on me on the side of the road right now. while the snow will taper off later this morning, the big concern is the winds. they will still have the potential to pick up the snow and create blowing and drifting. more hazards for drivers. >> you can hear that wind. thank you. al is tracking the storm from the road. he's in ohio this morning. al, good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. we'll tell you why we're here in a little bit. i was stuck on a runway in la guardia for two hours. a lot of flights canceled. look at what we have now. the current radar shows we have more snow pounding maine. lighter snow around the great lakes, on into boston. but as you can also see, we're going to be looking at the storm, pulling away with strong winds, potential blizzard conditions along the new england coastline.

as the storm moves away, it will make for hazardous travel. the snowfall amounts on top of what's already fallen. 8 to 12 inches in snow in portland, maine. and we have 57 million people affected by those winds, from the spine of the appalachians, all the way up to new england. warning areas of 50-mile-per-hour to 60-mile-per-hour winds. the watch areas, 40-mile-per-hour to 50-mile-per-hour winds. that's going to cause major airport delays continuing from new england all the way down to washington, d.c., guys. >> all right, al. thank you very much. we'll have more on the storm in a couple of minutes. let's turn to politics, now. and a host of new concerns facing president trump. including mounting questions about national security adviser michael flynn's future in the administration. nbc national correspondent, peter alexander, is at the white house. he has the latest on this. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, matt. good morning to you. the president is juggling several significant issues, all demanding his attention. questions about what to do about

his immigration order that's in legal peril. questions about north korea. and questions about his national security adviser, with one white house official tells me, that some aides are encouraging president trump to consider firing michael flynn. back in the nation's capital this morning, president trump facing a new foreign test, during his one-on-one diplomacy weekend, with japan's prime minister in palm beach. the two men reacting after north korea's ballistic missile launch this weekend. this video of the test released overnight. >> do you know what happened? can you comment on that? >> reporter: in an appearance, prime minister abe as intolerable. president trump didn't mention it. but added -- >> i want everybody to understand that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. thank you. >> reporter: in mexico, thousands protesting president trump's plans for a border wall,

with immigration raids in the u.s. officials announcing hundreds of arrests in six states. the operation described as routine, focused only on criminals. but families of undocumented immigrants fear it's part of a crackdown. >> with donald trump being president, i see no hope for us. >> reporter: with the president's travel ban on hold, the white house is prepared to unveil new immigration actions this week. policy adviser, steven miller, lashing out at the courts. >> we have a judiciary that's taken too much power and become in many cases a supreme branch of government. >> reporter: his pass tweeting, great job. national security adviser, michael flynn, is no longer denying that before taking office, he may have spoken to the russian ambassador about sanctions imposed by president obama. >> does the president have confidence in his national security advise center. >> that's a question i think you

should ask the question. the question to ask the chief of staff. >> reporter: doubling down on mr. trump's claim that thousands of massachusetts residents were bussed into new hampshire to vote illegally. >> this issue of bussing voters into new hampshire is widely known by anyone who has worked in new hampshire politics. it's very real. it's very serious. >> reporter: but miller offered no evidence of any fraud whatsoever. more on michael flynn this morning. the top democrat says the fbi and the intelligence committee should investigate flynn's conversations with the russian ambassador. and whether flynn encrypted any of the communications, in an effort to avoid monitoring. here at the white house, president trump will host canadian prime minister justin trudeau. the two men will have a news conference together. >> thank you very much. jeremy bash is an nbc news security analyst who served as

chief of staff at the cia and defense department. and nbc news political analyst, alias jordan was the communications director for the national security council during george w. bush's administration. that answer from stephen miller to chuck, on the state or confident in michael flynn, did it sound like a straight arm to you? >> that was not a robust defense. if i were mike flynn, i would be worried about my standing at the white house. >> let's talk about why, jeremy. if he had the conversation with the russian ambassador prior to the inauguration and if they spoke about the newly-imposed sanctions from the obama administration, how serious a mistake was that? >> well, talking to the russian ambassador may not be that serious. the question is, why did they troy to conceal it? and perhaps the reason is because the conversation happened on december 29th, the day the obama administration imposed those sanctions. he was signaling the russians, when we come into office, we're going to do things differently. that's not something that the

incoming trump administration wants to acknowledge. >> there's another piece of this. he misled the vice president. he went out and said no sanctions -- they didn't discuss the sanctions. there's a credibility issue here. >> well, that's the huge issue. i think more so than the communications with the russian ambassador. does vice president mike pence, who staked his integrity on what general flynn told him. does he have confidence in the national security adviser? this is a battle between mike flynn and the vice president. >> given what we know now, can mike flynn survive as national security advise center. >> i think 24 days in, he is the story. and you have north korea trying to launch missile tests, no. i think no way. >> the national security crises are piling up. a missile launch from north korea, from iran. a raid in yemen that's gone poorly. a travel ban that's rolled out in a botched fashion. they need the a-team there and i'm not sure they have it. >> back to north korea.

we talked about the days before the inauguration you said, new presidents, new administrations, always get tested. whether from a terror group or a foreign adversary. it seems north korea wants to test this president in the form of a missile. how serious is it? >> it's a serious matter. they launched it in the sea of japan, towards or ally. the president when he made his statement on saturday night, he was too short. he kept it to 125 characters. he could have been more expansive. and he should have said, we can defend our ally, south korea. and we condemn the missile launches. >> really quickly. a tweet here from president trump. he tweeted -- north korea, just stated it is in the final stages of developing a nuclear weapon capable of reaching parts of the u.s. it won't happen. he drew a line in the sand. did this missile launch cross that line? >> he drew the line. and when he spoke in his statement, he was quite hesitant

and redizant to stake that line in the sand. this is a provocation by the north koreans. the new administration has to get their hands around the challenge. they have to grapple with it. i don't think a hasty response is the necessary response. >> the white house created a statement for the president. but he didn't deliver it. i think he should have gone further. >> jeremy, alias, thank you very much. let's talk about last night's grammy awards. the big names in music were out. but one star stole the show, adele. natalie is in los angeles. natalie, good morning to yu. >> oh, yeah. we're talking about adele's performance, sheinelle. in a year when the awards is doubling as a platform for politics. add in some performances from some of the biggest names and the excitement of live television and the result was one unpredictable and entertaining night. opening the show with a big hello -- ♪ hello from the other side

>> reporter: and closing it out on a higher note, taking home five grammys, including album of the year and record of the year. perhaps most shocked about the sweep, adele herself, giving an emotional tribute to another star in the audience. >> the artist of my life is beyonce. and this album to me, the album was so monumental. you are our light. and the way that you make me and my friends feel, the way you make my black friends feel, is empowering. and you make them stand up for themselves. and i love you. i always have. and i always will. >> reporter: earlier, the singer asked for a re-do after stumbling during a tribute to the late george mike. >> can we please start this again? i can't mess this up for him. >> reporter: receiving a standing ovation on her second try. technical difficulties plaguing metallica.

a broken microphone during their duet with lady gaga. performances that went off without a hitch, a crowded car pool karaoke to "sweet caroline." newcomer, chance the rapper, after winning three grammys, a first for a streaming-only album. and beyonce, baby bump and all, sending people buzzing with this move, all part of a flawless nine-minute set. bringing the crowd, including husband jay z and daughter blue ivy to their feet. queen bee had two more grammys to her direction. >> i think it's vital we recognize our tendencies to repeat our mistakes. >> reporter: there were other calls to action throughout the night. the loudest coming from a tribe called quest. >> president agent orange, perpetuating all of the evil. >> reporter: and recognizing legends lost. >> we want to recognize a voice

for the ages, al jarreau. >> reporter: in a tribute to prince, bruno mars had the house rockin'. and one tiny fan who stoll the show, with her tribute to prince, you saw blue ivy, wearing that miniprince-inspired ruffle suit. just adorable. one of the best moments was after the cameras stopped rolling. i don't know if you saw this. adele's grammy broke into two pieces. some saying an accident. others thinking she was trying to share part of the award with beyonce. she wanted to give it to her. i have to say, that moment with adele, when she stopped mid song in tribute to george michael. that was a teachable moment. i was talking to my kids. see, guys? you don't give up. sometimes if things aren't going your way, you start over. >> and everyone was very

forgiving. we all understood. >> appreciate that, natalie. let's go back to ohio for the rest of the forecast from mr. roker. >> i want to remind you of that when i blow the next forecast. see how forgiving you are. >> never happens. >> yeah, right. let's see what's going on around the rest of the country today. we're basically looking at a lot of mild weather up through the plains. strong winds in the mid-atlantic states. heavy rain getting itself together in texas. we're going to look at that in the next half hour. can that be our next i lost my sight when i was 14 years old. so i really navigate the world by touch. i think dove asked me to try out this body wash... because i am so in tune with my hands and how things feel to me. when i pumped it out i was like, oh this is different. the foam was really light, fluffy , weightless. and it feels really moisturizing, not sticky. i have never tried anything like this as a body wash before. discover the feeling of new dove shower foam.

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we're back, now, 7:30 on a monday morning, february 13th, 2017. we're calling it carson daly day here in studio 1a. carson, playing a little golf at the at&t pebble beach pro-am over the weekend. not only did he play -- that's not going in. he won. he won the thing, along with his pro, carson wins the at&t pro-am. he's joining us here after flying across country. way to go, buddy. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> i'll take that. >> thank you. it was unbelievable. i grew up playing golf as you well know in the '80s, before golf was cool. it was how i built my relationship with my stepfather

on the golf course. he taught me all of the life lessons in golf. that area in monterey peninsula. i have played in the pro-am a bunch. we made the cut. that was good enough. and me and my pro there. and it's been surreal. >> the winning trophy and the bowl you're holding, that's for the amateur that helps the pro the most. and you won that, as well. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. let's get a check of headlines. nearly 200,000 people in california, living below the tallest dam, has been ordered to evacuate. erosion damaged the oroville's spillway. and a hole developed in the spillway. while the main structure remains sound, they are not taking any chances. check out the scene in portland, maine, right now. a powerful winter storm in

new england. up to two feet of snow. boston up to a foot. schools have been closed there for the day. and thousands of flights at airplanes throughout the region are canceled or delayed. nbc news has learned that aides to president trump is asking him to consider firing national flynn, his national security adviser. the reason, flynn is no longer denying he may have talked about u.s. sanctions with the russian ambassador more than a month before inauguration day. also this morning, a south carolina woman who survived an unimaginable kidnapping ordeal is breaking her violence. joe fryer has that for us. >> reporter: good morning. kala brown and her boyfriend disappeared last august. she was kidnapped and rescued two months later. she is sharing her story with dr. phil, who gave us a preview. on a sprawling 100-acre patch of land in south carolina, deputies say kala brown was held for two

months in a metal storage container. for the first time, she is sharing her story publicly in an interview with dr. phil, airing today and tuesday. >> when he opened it and put you in there, what was in there? >> it was pitch-black. but he had a flashlight. and he had a lot of shelving, with, like, dried food and rations and stuff. and lots of bottles of water. >> did he live you bound? or did he bind you? >> he left me bound. and he put a chain around my neck. >> how long was the chain? >> 2 1/2, 3 feet. >> reporter: the man accused of kidnapping her is todd colehappen. he is also charged with killing her boyfriend. a crime she tells dr. phil she witnessed. >> she went into shock instantly. but she began right away to think, he didn't kill me on purpose. there's something going on here.

>> reporter: dr. phil says, as time passed, brown gained strength. >> she said she discerned at that point that he wanted her alive more than he wanted her dead. >> reporter: acting on a tip last november, deputies finally found brown. the sheriff says she was chained like a dog. >> i'm telling you it's by god's grace we found that little girl alive. >> reporter: investigators say he has confessed to seven murders. three of the bodies were found on his property. the other four were killed at a bike shop in 2003. his attorneys have not returned our messages seeking comment on the case. >> if he is watching this right now, what do you have to say to him? >> i would just tell him that no matter what he did to me, he did not break me. he cannot destroy who i am. and i won. >> reporter: when she says something like you did not break me, do you believe it? >> there's no question. you look this woman in the eye,

and this isn't a bittered you didn't break me. it is a revolsolve. >> i'll recover from this. i'll always miss charlie. i will always wonder what our life would have been like. but as far as what todd did to me personally, i'm not going to let that man rule my life. >> he was already a registered sex offender who was working in real estate. he faces a dozen charges, including seven counts of murder. he is behind bars now. >> he should be, joe. thank you very much. let's get a check of the weather from al. he's in ohio this morning. mr. roker? >> good morning, guys. watching a storm system getting itself together in the southwest for parts of new mexico. looking at heavy rain, going to make its way in through texas later today and into the middle of this week. we watch this storm push to the

east. it will bring rain and snow for new mexico. heavy rain and storms for west texas. and continues to the east, tuesday into wednesday, with the potential for flooding, moving into the southeast, as well. rainfall amounts anywhere from -- two to three inches of rain, with up to six inches of snow back through the goorge. high winds. winds gusting 50-60 miles an hour this afternoon. we'll really limit our warmup. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 30s for the suburbs and lehigh valley just 36 degrees. few clouds blowing past easton this morning. for new jersey, 41 degrees inland, just 43. winds gusting to more than 50 miles an hour at the shore. delaware tom out at 43 degrees. wind dying down this evening. have a great day. >> get your weather anytime you need it. check out our friends at the weather channel. coming up in the next half hour,

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here. for diamond rings. look how big this one is. look at that rock. these rocks don't come cheap. on average, couples spending more than $6,000 on the perfect engagement ring. now, a hot trend in big bling, an alternative to diamonds called moistenite. >> it's lab-created gem stone that's as brilliant as a diamond. >> reporter: just as shiny. >> and the hardness of the material is nearly as hard as a diamond. it's the closest. >> reporter: why are people buying it over a diamond? >> it's eco-friendly. not being mined from the ground. and the second, financial, it's less expensive. >> reporter: how much cheaper? take a look at these two rings. one of them is a real diamond and costs $23,000. the other, moisenite, just $850. they look identical to me. but can you tell the difference?

i'll give you a second. okay. time's up. that's the super-expensive diamond on the right. the cheaper moisenite on the left. got it wrong? don't feel bad. can consumers tell the difference? >> they cannot. >> reporter: we borrow both rings and set up our own jewelry stand at the tanger outlets in foxwoods, connecticut. >> they have the loop out. >> this is the extensive one. >> reporter: you got it. >> i think that's the real one. >> reporter: you think that's the real one? a diamond for the lady. she got it right. >> reporter: but a lot of people get it flatout wrong. after picking it up and looking so closely. >> it's pretty good, huh? i'm going with this one. >> reporter: this one is the real diamond? >> yeah. >> reporter: nope. $23,000. the one you picked, $850.

>> who would know? >> if i had to guess, that one is the more expensive one. >> reporter: nope. this is the cheaper one. this is the moisenite. >> really? >> reporter: she can't believe her eyes. >> my husband will be lucky because i won't know the difference. >> reporter: i hope he's watching. >> this one as the moisenite. >> reporter: wrong again. you wouldn't mind this on your finger? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: would you wear that? >> i would love it. >> reporter: perfect. >> it's gorgeous. >> reporter: and get this -- they say the moisenite is shinier and brighter. it has more shine to it. >> that one looks sparklier. >> i was thinking that's real, right? >> reporter: this is the real one? nope. you got it wrong. he's like, we have to rethink this wedding ring thing. >> reporter: but most can't tell at all. can't even venture a guess. >> which one is it? >> reporter: you don't know? >> no. >> they look the same.

>> which one is it then? that's the real one? >> reporter: this is the cheap one. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: in fact, the overwhelming majority, 67%, got it wrong or couldn't tell the difference. we're saving money. saving money. okay. it is time to test matt and sheinelle. the entire time during the piece -- >> we're looking at color. >> matt has science about it. this is the first one. >> women have a natural reaction when they put a real diamond on. >> how do you feel, sheinelle? >> i feel good. i'll try the second one. you know what, matt? i think i'm changing my mind. >> you're going with this one being real. >> this one is more brilliant. it's brighter. i'm thinking that's the way they would engineer a lesser stone. >> look at this. >> i'm going real, fake. >> that's what i think, too. >> real, fake. >> i think i'm wearing the real one. >> you ready? >> yes. >> it is. >> goodness. >> thank goodness. we pulled it out.

>> they did get it wrong the entire time because -- >> this one looks so brilliant. >> but when i put it up to my diamond, we realize -- yeah. this is the real deal. >> your diamond. >> your diamond's a fake. >> my husband might be watching for the first time. >> $23,000 versus $850 not bad. "saturday night live's" newest take on the trump white house. and carson in the orange room with grammy highlights, including one star's head-turning outfit, right after this. >> that looks nice on you.

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we're talking golf and grammys this morning. back to the orange room with carson. >> let's get to the grammys. matt, thank you very much. an action-packed night at the staples center in l.a. when james cordon made his entrance. he fell into that hole. and reemerges and comes up the steps and takes a tumble down them. a couple highlights buzzing online here. 21 pilots -- press play on that. taking off their pants before accepting their award. they shared a story of when they were also at home watching the grammys in their underwear. that was good. outside on the red carpet, there's cee lo green, interesting. covered in head-to-toe. that's going to make comparisons. he looked like everything from an oscar, to this rocher chocolate. a little c3po. ellen tweeting, adele, you get

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i'm tracey davidson. we've issued a first alert for damaging winds. downing trees and power outages across the area. detouring around a downed tree on ash bourne road. wind also impacting flights at philly international. check your airline before you go. now let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with your most accurate weather forecast. look at the flag for center city. had no rest this morning. the winds have topped 50 miles an hour. right now 33 mile an hour wind gusts in philadelphia. up to 45 miles an hour in wilmington. going to be a cold wind blowing through the day. feels like it's in the 20s. actual temperature is at 35 degrees. see clouds blowing through philadelphia. 32 in the suburbs and 35 degrees in the lehigh valley. just 34. clouds moving through. we'll get some sunshine, but the

strong winds, those high winds stay with us right on through this afternoon. >> thank you. remember to download the nbc 10 app for the latest on our first alert. high winds and other weather alerts. also track weather conditions in your neighborhood. now see how the windy weather sayfecting the morning commute. jessica boyington has that. we're dealing with a lot of things this morning. dealing windy conditions. around market street seeing delays moving off the 130 off-ramp. northbound side moving towards philadelphia is where we're watching that delay. overturned car on route 55 right around route 322. tracey back to you. now to breaking news from gloucester township camden county. school bus and a car collided just in the last half hour outside the timmer creek regional high school. kids on the bus. no one was hurt. tracey davidson.

♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, testing trump. new footage of north korea's missile launch overnight. as the president faces controversy on the home front. the national security adviser under fire. his job security in question. this, as there are new protests over that immigration ban. we're live in washington. ♪ plus, here's sally. >> really excited about our show today. >> sally jessy raphael kicks off our week-long series, looking back at the talk show titans of the '90s. from her famous red glasses to what she's doing now. we'll catch up with the original first laiddy of daytime.

and high school sweethearts. >> you're my soul mate. my friend. my lover. >> we're going to be together another 50 years. >> jenna bush hager talks to couples who stood the test of time. their advice how to keep the love all these years. monday, february 13th, 2017. ♪ >> celebrating ftcla week on the plaza. >> we're here from minnesota. >> we're here celebrating bestties weekend. >> today, i turn 40. >> we're celebrating ten years. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> we're back at 8:00 on a monday morning. the 13th day of february, 2017. kind of a chilly day before valentine's day.

but a nice crowd in rockefeller center. you look beautiful. what are you here for? >> we're for fccla. we're here to kick off our fccla week. >> congratulations. >> i'm in your group. >> sheinelle jones while savannah is on maternity leave. >> it's been fun. i talked to savannah. she gave me the keys to the sports car. we'll put a personalized spin on valentine's day treats for your loved ones. >> did you do the valentine's thing yet? >> we're doing that. first, the top stories of the morning. your news at 8:00. >> reporter: good morning. we begin with the latest in politics. i'll hallie jackson in washington. national security adviser michael flynn appears to be on thin ice. a security official tells white house aides are encouraging president trump to fire him, as the president juggles how to

handle domestic and international headlines. this morning, new controversies here at home and abroad. after north korea's provocative missile launch this weekend. new video of the widely-conde widely-condemned test overnight. a rebuke from japan. and a less lengthy, less fiery response from president trump. >> i want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. >> reporter: the president, at mar-a-lago this weekend, turning his attention back to his controversial immigration executive order, possibly rewriting it, now, after losing a legal fight last week. his top aide, promising to pursue every alternative, as stephen miller came under scrutiny for something else, repeating this unsubstantiated claim. >> there are massive numbers of

noncitizens in this country who are registered to vote. that is a scandal. we should stop the presses. >> reporter: he provided no evidence and blanketing the sunday shows, delivered almost no defense of embattled national security adviser michael flynn. >> does the president still have confidence in his national security adviser? >> that's a question that i think you should ask the president. >> the white house did not give you anything to say other than that? >> they did not give me anything to say. >> reporter: a u.s. intelligence official tells nbc news, flynn discussed election-related sanctions with a russian official before president trump took office. while finding nothing illegal. the white house has denied sanctions ever came up in that call. now, top house democrat nancy pelosi is demanding an investigation, arguing flynn's security clearance should be revoked. for the white house, in a week with two visits from foreign leaders looming, a third nation, also in the spotlight.

in mexico, protesters burning pinatas, fired up against president trump. his hard line immigration stance, and his plans to build that wall. expect much of this to be fodder for the president's news conference later today, after his meeting over at the white house with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. matt? >> all right, hallie. thank you very much. for the second time in a couple of days, a powerful storm is now pounding the northeast. new england getting hit with heavy snow and high winds. flights are being canceled by the hundreds. nbc's indra petersen is in boston. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. i need you to geek out with me for a second. i want to use the word bomb-o-genesis. we're dropping 24 millibars in 24 hours. that is the story today. we're not looking a at a lot more snowfall, the story is going to be the winds. and they're strengthening. you can see the flag here right

behind me. currently, the winds about 30 miles per hour. they are expected to double. here's the problem. yesterday evening, we kept switching between rain and snow. all of the snow we have out here in boston, is crunchy, sticky, heavy snow. right now, it is sticking to the power lines as well as the tree limbs. they are sagging. once the winds pick up, we're going to look at that threat for power outages. we're bombing out. make sure you got the lingo. >> geeked out with you. thank you very much. coming up next, are you smarter than your siblings? why your birth order might hold the answer to that. then, how the duchess of cambridge stole the show at the british version of the oscars. where are they now? talk show titans. first up, the original queen of daytime talk, sally jessy most people know the four c's of a diamond. now, kay jewelers brings you...the newest c: chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds.

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[ cheers ] how about we trend on a monday morning. >> jenna bush hager. >> first order, you have siblings. who is older? >> matt asked me this because he knows. my sister is one minute older than i am. >> you're the youngest. >> i'm the youngest. >> i put myself in the middle.

>> i'm the youngest. well, a new study claims that first-borns, the oldest, actually get the intellectual advantage over their younger siblings. researchers say the first born child scored better on cognitive tests than siblings did at the same age. ash born park. ash bourn due to a, quote, broad shift in parenting. meaning parents start slacking on kid number two. for you, it's a minute. it probably doesn't apply. although you said your sister is a better test taker. code for smarter. >> what a way to start the monday. >> first-borns get the most mental stimulation and struggle to give the same attention to subsequent kids. >> i buy it. but the slacking off with the second kid, i got to stay out later. >> she might be smarter. i had more fun. >> you make up in the social life. >> for me, you have the books,

all of the time to focus that attention. and for me, i got a two-for-one special. >> barbara is only a minute smarter, but her s.a.t. score, was a whole lot better. >> a better test taker. do you stream any netflix shows? >> yes. >> apparently if you do it with your spouse, you have to be hone here, do you watch the next few episodes without them? you're not alone. 48% of couples commit what they call streaming infidelity. they agree to watch a show together but the other one cheats. 22% of couples have gotten into verbal arguments over this netflix cheating. and 44% think it's a teal-breaker. >> have you tone that? >> i think it's a deal-broker. >> i would, too. >> we travel all the time. and we watch "the crown" over months because i would not watch it without him. >> it's funny you mentioned "the crown."

i watched it by myself. and i couldn't help it. >> did you pretend that you hadn't? >> he caught me. he walked in and caught me. nothing i could do. >> that's funny. >> caught her sending a text message to someone who had seen it. carson back from a golf victory. let's get to "pop start." >> let's talk about the baftas. britain's academy award. they showered love on "la la land." emma stone, taking home the award for best actress in the hollywood musical. the film won best director, best original music and the night's biggest award, best film. casey affleck was named the best actor for his part in "manchester by the sea." his latest win on the road to the oscars. and the evening was classed up with the arrival of prince william and duchess kate. prince william serving as president of the academy since 2010. let's get to ciara. not letting her pregnancy get in

the way to her dance moves to whitney houston. check it out. ♪ ♪ it shall be done to compare ♪ >> ciara's husband and seahawks quarterback, russell wilson, makes a cameo in that impressive video. and "saturday night live" is on a winning streak. the sketch show hitting its highest ratings in six years, thanks to alec baldwin's trump impersonation and melissa mccarthy as press secretary sean spicer, who returned this weekend, riffing on nordstrom removing ivanka trump's products. >> these are high-quality products. i'm wearing one of her bangles right now. it's beautiful. it's shimmery. it's elegant. and at $39.99 it is unbelievably affordable. okay? and don't even get me started on

her shoes because these babies are real head-turner. >> alec baldwin's trump impersonation is so good that one dominican newspaper used a photo of him instead of president trump. that newspaper apologizing for the mistake. that is your "pop start" today. >> she is too funny. she really is. we've shown off carson's trophy that he won for winning the at&t pebble beach pro-am. we have a lot of hardware with us this morning. not to play can you top this -- >> oh. >> we have that here. you know what that is? >> that's the mack daddy. >> that belongs to the super bowl champion of the patriots. and the owner of the patriots, robert kraft, is here this morning. nice to see you. >> congratulations. >> this game has been about a week now. have you ever been on an emotional rollercoaster like that sunday night? >> well, that was pretty cool.

you know, the last eight days, we had a private party. sir elton john came and surprised us. and we had the game on sunday, which was, you know, really the greatest comeback in the 51 super bowls. nbc, i know, has it next year. so, we'll try to make it as exciting. >> how do you top that? >> you know, had the privilege of going to dinner with the president and the prime minister of japan. >> a pretty good eight days. want to talk about that in a second. when you get the trophy, and you're handed it by roger goodell, the commissioner, you said, a lot has transpired. you didn't think anyone needed an explanation. you called it unequivocally the sweetest. we know roger goodell had an impact over the patriots, the last few years. a big fine, suspension of tom brady for four games. when you got this trophy from roger goodell, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking how sweet it

was. an how great that all our fans everywhere could celebrate with us. in a way, it's a good lesson in life. sometimes people give up easily, mental toughness. we were forced together even more. and our fans -- we had more support in this super bowl than -- >> no -- >> i believe when good things happen, you savor it. and those moments are special. >> you would say the chapter's closed on deflategate, or does it still sting? >> we're excited we won the super bowl. we look forward to trying to be in the game next year when nbc has it. >> you just mentioned you had dinner on friday night with the president. your relationship with donald trump, i should mention, goes back a while. you had din we're the japanese prime minister. has your relationship with donald trump strained your

relationship with your players? who say they don't want to go to the white house to celebrate this win. >> it's interesting. this is our -- i'm happy to say fifth super bowl in the last 15 -- 16 years. every time we've had the privilege of going to the white house, a dozen of our players don't go. this is the first time it's gotten any media attention. you know, some of the players have the privilege of going in college because they're on national championship teams. others have family commitments. but this is america. we're all free to do whatever is best for us. and we're just privileged to be in a position to be going. >> as you said, nbc has the big game next year. thanks for letting me hang on to this until then. that's going to be great. no? >> no. you can -- you're good luck. you know, you started in beantown. >> i did. >> i wanted to give you this special hat. >> thank you very much. as a giants fan, this hurts a

little bit. >> i'll be your afc team. >> that's cool. >> congratulations. >> robert kraft, congratulations. we appreciate it. let's go to al in ohio for a check of the weather. >> thanks so much. coming up, our marry me "today" series. first, warm weather to talk about, even though we're in the teeth of winter. you're going to see the temperatures. look at what's going on from minneapolis on back to the west, into the plains and on into cincinnati. temperatures anywhere from 10 to almost 25 degrees above average. as we move into tomorrow, that spreads into the east. washington, d.c., 11 above average. detroit, in the mid-40s. nashville hitting 50 degrees. and we'll see it from coast-to-coast almost. we're looking at temperatures atth good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. high winds, winds gust iing 50

60 miles an hour this afternoon will limit the warmup. 41 in philadelphia. 30s for the suburbs and the lehigh valley just 36 degrees. a few clouds blowing past easton this morning. new jersey, 41 inland and 43 with winds gusing to more than 50 miles per hour at the shore and delaware will top out at 43 degrees and the winds dying down this evening. have great day. >> and that is your latest weather. mr. lauer, our big surprise proposal. not easy to say. >> we look forward to that, al. thank you very much. as we mentioned, we're kicking off a new series this morning, where are they now, talk show titans. we're starting with the first lady of daytime talk, sally jessy raphael. >> really excited about our show today. >> reporter: for 19 years, sally jessy raphael and her signature red glasses were a staple on daytime tv.

>> 17-year-old jane is a lesbian. >> reporter: bringing controversial topics, like sexuality, family feuds and multiple births, to a mainstream audience. >> those people come on call us and write us and ask to come on. >> reporter: her iconic career began in radio. it wasn't until 1983, that sally got her big break on television, becoming the first woman to host a syndicated talk show. predating oprah by three years. it didn't take long for sally to become a household name. >> this is one of my favorites. >> reporter: some celebrities even turned to her for help. chili from the r&b group tlc found her biological father thanks to sally. after two decades of show and 10,000 guests, in 2002, sally said good-bye to daytime. we're happy to have sally with us this morning. >> actually, daytime said good-bye to me. >> is that the way it happened?

>> yeah. >> got canceled? >> how did you feel about it? >> out of 4.8. you know, i was sad because i had told everybody that they had a job. we had 250 employees and some were having babies and some were getting married. >> you wanted to go on. you wanted to go further with the show. >> i did. but not like they wanted me to go on. not like the jerry, maury type show. >> what was your favorite part of the show? what aspect of it? just talking? sitting across from people and talking to them? >> yeah. when we were doing good. >> it's always better when you're doing well. >> i don't mean with the ratings. >> doing good things. >> doing good things. when you had a feeling when you went home at night, gee, i accomplished something and i hope people understood that. >> you interviewed celebrities and ordinary people. heroes and scoundrels. what's the best question you ever asked? >> best one i ever asked?

was not to ask. a guy named reverend butts lit up a joint in front of me because he wanted me to react. and i pretended that i didn't see it. and i didn't give him what he wanted. the best question was no question. >> sometimes the simplest things are the best things. you know that since you went on the air, all those years ago, and in the meantime, the failure rate of shows in that day part is very high. >> very. >> do you think, given the chance you could come back today and do a successful show? >> i know i could. you mean could someone else? >> could you? >> oh, easily. yeah. i don't think you lose that. i think that a good talk show host has something called soul. and the soul doesn't go away. it's there. >> can i ask about the glasses because everybody wants to know. you were in a store. you didn't have your glasses.

they were the only ones. >> they were offering me for no money, glasses are expensive. everyone knows that. they were offering me a pap smear and an eye test and red glasses. and i said, i'll take the red glasses. and then, burt tubrau had found me. and he found me. he said, we're going to put you on one of the shows we have. they put me on. they made a tape. they sent it to stations. stations said, we like her. lose the red glasses. so, you know, that's how brilliant station managers are, lose the red glasses. so, he went out, had my husband buy three pair of the ugliest glasses you can imagine. i put them on, one, two, three. the boss said, red. that's much better. >> and they became your trademark. i watched you for so many years. thank you, sally. thank you for the memories and for doing a great job.

>> thank you for having me here today. >> a pleasure to see you. coming up, jenna shares relation i'm tracy davidson and damaging wind across the region has us in a first alert today. the look of them camera atop center city, and the trees are snapping on a day like today. you can see the trees leaning on the power lines in lower merion and flights are delay hed at philadelphia international. and now, looking at what is to come today, we have our meteorologist bill henley who has the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> tracy, the alert is through the region until 6:00 tonight. we have seen the winds at 50 miles per hour and they could top out at 60 miles an hour throughout the day. soer more downed trees and pow e

outages and traffic trouble. and now, the wind gusts are back up to 40 in wilmington, and the winds are also making it feel very cold. it feels like it is 24 degrees in philadelphia. 10 in the poke know mountains and 18 in coatesville. it is about 8:30, and if you are headed out the door, let's see how the wind di conditions are affecting the traffic. jessica boyington has that. >> and the route 30 around eastham road, trees down there. and also on lincoln road northbound at gypsy drive there. and i'm tracy davidson and you can always get the latest up today on our nbc 10 app. have a great day. thank you for watch iing.

♪ [ cheers and applause ] it's now 8:30 on this monday morning, february 13th, 2017. back with our crowd outside. it's gotten nicer. a little warmer. no wind. kind of mild. what do we have? >> we're about to get to the big surprise that al is about to pull off for someone special out there in ohio. >> all right. everybody knows the best kind of valentine's gift is an edible

one. we're going to show you how to make your own sweet treats. >> a little advice for lasting love from long-time couples. they met way back in high school. and they're very much in love. first, the other end of the spectrum. al is in ohio to kick off the marry me series. take it away. >> we're in the halls of cherry hill primary school. this is washington courthouse, ohio. right now, there's a very special person who thinks she's being interviewed for a special report from our nbc sister station wcmh channel 4 here in ohio. she's being interviewed right now by one of their reporters. i'm going to surprise her. hold on, just a second. keep going. keep going. >> all right. >> hey, kimberly, how are you? >> hi. >> nice to see you.

what's going on. did i scare you? we got a little surprise for you, besides being interviewed by dan here. >> yeah? >> a little surprise. we're going to show our viewers at home something first. and you're going to come with me. take it away, boys. ♪ >> my name is christopher. i'm 24 years old. i'm an airline pilot. and today, i've decided to propose to kimberly. kimberly is an elementary music teacher at washington courthouse. she loves her job. she loves everything that she does with her students. we started dating about a year and a half ago. i pretty much fell head over heels for her the first night we met. kimberly just has everything that you would desire to want to have in a woman. she makes the room glow when she's in one. and she's a very special to me. i decided to propose to her because i knew right from the

start that she was the one. i think that she's going to be in tears of joy the entire time. kimberly, i want you to know that i love you and that i want to spend the rest of my life with you. and i've been looking forward to the moment i get to propose to you, since the first week of meeting you. and i hope this is going to be one of the greatest moments of your life. >> are you okay? >> yes. >> come on. take deep breaths. it's going to be a little fun here. how long have you taught here? >> two years. >> two years. and what grades do you teach? >> k-2. >> that's a great age. we gathered some of your students because we have a little surprise for you. step right on in here. come on in. look. they're all there. you recognize your students? >> yes. >> okay. and i think we have one other student that wants to come out here. come on out. who is this guy?

that's christopher. >> yes. >> hey. >> is there something you want to ask her, chris? >> yeah. kimberly, i've known from the first day i met you, i wanted to marry you. and every moment i spend with you, i cherish. and every moment i am not with you, way tonigi want to be with. so, will you marry me? >> yes. >> am i dreaming? >> no, you're not dreaming. this is real. let's see that ring. and your students there. aw. christopher, and kimberly. >> oh, my god. >> look at the kids. they're all, ew.

ew. did you have any idea? >> no. >> oh, my. >> this is so terrific. christopher, you pulled it off. how did you keep the secret from her? >> i had no idea. >> you had no idea? your whole family was in on it. >> your family knew. my family knew. everyone at work knew. >> how did you get him? >> that was -- >> we put a call out for people to do a little surprise. and by the way, once you set your date, i know you haven't talked about that yet, for your honeymoon, you're going to get to go to secrets capcana resort

and spa. you get pampered, with a luxury experience. a trip for two, includes $350 in air credits. congratulations. did you have any worry that she might not say yes? >> oh, no. i knew she was going to say yes. >> and you did a great job. >> thank you. >> a great job. you want to say congratulations? >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> so glad we could surprise you. >> happy monday. >> happy monday. >> you can't even talk. >> i have to teach after this. >> i don't know, it's up to you. that's what's goin g good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. high winds, winds gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour this afternoon. and we will really have a limited warmup. 41 in philadelphia, and 30s for the suburbs and the lehigh valley just 36.

a few clouds blowing past easton this morning. for new jersey h 41 inland and 43 with the winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour at the shore, and delaware tops out at 43, and the winds will die down this evening. have a great day. >> that's your latest weather. anything you want to say to your folks who are watching? and also -- >> hi. >> a big thank you to our friends at wcmh nbc 4 for helping us with this. congratulations, guys. way to go. all right. back to you guys. >> all right, al. what do you do for an encore tomorrow on valentine's day, al? >> i don't know. we have two. we have two proposals. >> two for tuesday. >> all right, al. thank you very much. coming up, something kim and christopher and all couples can learn from the secrets to a strong marriage. these are couples who met way back in high school.

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the award-winning geico app. download it today. 8:39. back with words of wisdom in time for valentine's day. >> how can love stand the test of time? i sat down with four high school sweethearts for insight on their secrets to marital bliss. what was the best part of marrying your high school sweetheart? >> you have such history. we crgrew up together. >> we were best friends. i knew her so long. i knew i was making the right decision. it was very easy. >> we had stronger really. he's always there for me. always. >> i think we evolved. being able to apologize. that's a big thing. even if i may have been right. but being able to apologize.

it's important. >> you got better at apologizing. >> i'm sorry in advance. >> reporter: you have the puppy stuff? >> yes. >> i didn't know she still did. that's kind of neat. yeah. there's still that flutter. absolutely. yep. >> sometimes the terrain is quite rough. but you have to push through the hard times. >> got to compromise. you have to understand compromise. >> you're joining two lives. two separate individual personalities. and you have to become one. >> reporter: what's the biggest hurdle you had to work through in your marriage? >> would you say it was finances? >> finances because our children were so close together. >> he was taking care of everything. it was rough. it was rough. >> need to make sure you guys have the same goals. life goals. children, religion, whatever it is. and if you have those building blocks, you keep on building on those. and march forward in the same

direction. >> reporter: when you think about how long this marriage has lasted, what's kept it going? >> i think you have to care a lot about the other person. and really want to please the other person. that keeps us going. >> we have a lot of laughter. and a lot of good times. >> you got to just forgive. you can't hold a grudge. >> if you really marry a true friend, a true friend, and sometimes that is hard to find. you learn how to grow together, and give and take. >> you have to be happy with yourself. if you're not happy with yourself, you're not going to ever be happy. i think that's the most important thing. >> you have to be honest to each other. it's hard not to be honest when we've known each other for so long. >> reporter: what's the best lesson you learned about marriage? >> you don't give up. times get hard. and you don't give up on each other. >> you argue with love. you argue with love. >> reporter: how do you keep the romance alive? >> laughing, joking, fooling

with each other. bothering each other. >> that's true. that's what we do. >> reporter: the romance is very much alive. >> yes. >> thank you for a wonderful life. and it encompasses so much, i couldn't even list it without crying. >> sacrifice certain things to make me happy. and i'd like to make sure that i've done a little bit in return for you. >> you're an amazing father, to our children. and it's amazing to watch them love you. >> you're charitable and generous. you have a commitment to family that's unmatched and unparalleled. >> thank you for loving me more than i know. >> thank you for just one more year of you being you. >> you've been there for me, always. you're my soul mate. my friend. my lover. >> we going to be together another 50 years. >> oh, no. >> that's sweet. >> isn't that sweet?

>> that's very sweet. >> i learned so much. we sat with those couples for four hours. i told my husband, we're going to argue with love. we just argue to argue. i liked getting that advice. sticking in is a good way to do it. they all have done that. >> i like the way you got all sally jessy with a couple of the romances. >> i needed the red glasses. >> like, i need to buy something for tomorrow. >> that's right. you better. >> a hug. a love letter. you know what i'm saying? >> thank you, jenna. next, we're cooking up homemade sweets for your valentine. first this, is "today" on nbc. ♪

we're back, now, with "today food." today, it's about valentine's day. talking sweet treats for your loved one. she is the owner of sugar glider

kitchen in vermont. it's nice to see you. look at you with the green hearts. >> i wanted to show some love. >> we're going to make two different recipes. >> we are. >> you say, baking is not as hard as people make it out to be. but you don't want to mess up, especially when it's valentine's day. >> you really don't. >> are you sure that i can do this? be nice. >> maybe. i'm here for you. >> first, is cookies. what are we talking about? >> butter and sugar, always crucial. eggs, flour, some red dye if you want to use it. it makes these extra special. sprinkles, vanilla bean paste. >> we got our batter working here. what do you have already? >> we have the butter and the sugar. and it's creamed together. that looks like a nice, lovely paste. nice and fluffy. add eggs one at a time. and what's crucial is you want to make sure as you add the

eggs, you want them incorporated before you add the flour. this is vanilla bean paste. >> how are the measurements different? >> it is a one to one swap. this has a vanilla bean suspended in it. have you bought a vanilla bean? they're dry as heck. that's the red dye. this is the good stuff. this will make it nice and red and festive. and use as little or as much as you like. darker dyes tend to make recipes bitter. just know that. keep that in mind. >> how long is this going to take? >> we're going to add the flour. always have it on the low setting. otherwise, the flour, you're going to be spritzed with that. you're going to make two batches. one red and one plain. you're going to roll it out into a nice rectangle.

and you're going to plop one on top of the other. and you can get sugar dough from the refrigerated section of the grocery store. i wouldn't. but you can. we're going to do four rectangular pieces, relatively even. >> you're going to create this loaf over here. >> a loaf of dough. and what you do is you are going to slice and dice. you're going to take a nice slice like that, all the way down. and you're going to take this and you're going to stamp it out. you have nice stripes. isn't that clever? you can take the rest of this dough. and you can smoosh -- technical terminology. >> you get less than perfect. >> you put a little -- a little cutout in there. but keep that together. and then, you bake it like that. you baked your cookies.

when they're warm, you can take your cutter and make sure if there's sides that are too brown or that have spread a little, stamp it again when it's warm. and then, we're going to put them together. you're going to take royal icing, which is like glue for bakers. a nice thing of royal icing. and our cutout on top. >> and you made little cookie sandwiches. >> or, if you are a crafty minx, you put a little lid on top. >> it's a little valentine. and a ring. >> is that the real one or the fake one? >> look at that. you gave it to me apparently. it better be real. >> let's go back here. now, you're making truffles. this sounds harder. >> this is so much easier. >> that sounds easier. >> so much easier.

cream, butter, a little vanilla, chocolate, done. and you simmer this part, which is the butter and the cream. and you pour it on top of the chocolate. and let it sit for a few minutes. >> our tasters. are you digging in. >> you can't go wrong. >> we have kids, and we were saying how much fun it would be to do with the kids. >> the crafty part is great. and they can add what they want in the middle. they can put a little fake spider in the middle. >> that's funny. and then -- you whisk it until it is smooth. if you have a lactose problem, you can do a one for one swap with coconut milk. >> after you whisked it for a while, it looks like this? >> this is refrigerated for a few hours and then, you can make the truffle balls. >> put it in a pastry bag? >> you want to pipe them, or you want balls, you can use a melon baller. you can spray this with nonstick

spray. >> do they bake? >> no. that's why it's so easy. you roll them in little cocoa powder. and this is an easy pipe. >> those are unbelievable. >> i knew you would like these. do i know you. >> happy valentine's day. where did the ring go? to check all of the recipes, go to today.com/food. we're back in a moment with judd apatow. first, this is "today" on nbc.

we're back, now, at 8:53. judd apatow has joined us. he's executive producer of the hbo series "crashing," about a standup comic forced to re-evaluate his life after he finds his wife cheating on him. crashing meaning emotionally or physically crashing on someone's couches? >> about a comedian whose wife cheats on him. and he goes to new york to try to be a successful comedian. but he's not good at it. so, he sleeps on different couches. like sir vow silverman and t.j. miller. >> i thought, how do you make a horrible comedian funny? >> i make him do it like five times. and they start not laughing. >> who is not in this? all of the greats.

>> flynn is not in it. >> finally. how to you keep things juggling at the same time? you have "girls" the final season. this show starting. are you one of the guys that needs to have a lot of things working at once? >> i like to do a lot of things at once. it's fun. but you're creating teams of people. i'm just overseeing. some shows i'm busy on. and some i just pretend to do stuff on. >> you think that -- did "girls" do what you thought it was going to do? did it -- did the result of what we've seen from "girls" after all these seasons, match your expectations? >> absolutely. hbo let us go as long as we wanted to go. they supported us. hopefully the legacy of it, in addition to being a great show and groundbreaking and content, it's a female show runner, the writer, director, producer, star, it influences people to become leaders of shows. it influenced women.

i know my kids are influenced being around lena. >> it opened doors. the reason you're here is because you're going to host the next hour. >> what's going to happen then? >> have you done it for us here? >> i've done it a little bit. but things can go awry. >> stick around. we shall see. >> "crashing" premieres good morning. i'm vai sikahema and just about 9:00 a.m. we have issued a first alert today because of the damaging winds and trees are down and power outages reported across the area. there is a look at the top of the ho tell today, and the flags are snapping briskly today.

the winds are also causing pr problems on the ground. and in manyunk, if thoday is yor trash pickup day, make sure you tie it down. >> and now sh, in wilmington, y have a full view of the winds in atlantic city and toms river and the temperatures are feeling cold. looking at mount pocono at 9 degrees. >> and now, a look at the first alert traffic with our traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> this is a traffic signal down on the east sham bow road. a and the transits are dealing with delays of 20 minutes because of equipment problems.

and little bit of the sun glare from the eastbound side of i-95, and the westbound is slow, and we have a 90 minute drive if you are headed into center city. police want to know who left racist and anti-gay fliers across the town. people found fliers recruiting people for the kkk and messages with hearts saying, love your own race, and stop homosexual race mixing. if you have any information, please call police.

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pumping up the volume. from "crashing," judd apatow crashes our set. and sweets for your sweetie. desserts for valentine's day, coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take," live, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today", february 13th, 2017. we're holding it down for al today. we have judd apatow and brooke

shields. al is in ohio. hopefully we don't have to do the weather. we'll check in with him. good morning to both of you guys. >> this is destiny, the three of us. >> yes? >> i think this is a long-term thing. >> you think so? >> we're doing okay. >> so far, amazing. >> i think there's a lot of cash in this. >> i have to tell you, my kids are doing -- i have two phones, as you can see here. i was going my homework on you on this phone. and, brooke, on you on this phone. we're so close. >> why do you need two phones? >> if you're special, you get this number. just kidding. >> i know. >> work and personal. they merge at this point. we wanted to have fun with this dynamic duo. you at home, you play along. we will play a game with this perfect title. it's called brooke, judd or both? you reveal the answer. we have our paddles here. here we go. you'll know if it's not you. >> i have a little dementia.

i'm not sure. >> i have no idea. who graduated from princeton university? >> i'm lying. >> did you graduate from princeton? >> i did graduate from princeton. >> you're a genius. >> i quit usc because i won the dating game. and the trip was during finals. i chose acapulco and left. >> are you serious? >> i wish i wasn't serious. >> you won the dating game. i said, i have to drop out of school. >> no way. >> yeah. >> how was the date? >> i did not get lucky. i did not. >> you had to go with the person? >> i went with her. she was disappointed when she saw me. when i came around -- you come around. >> it was the real thing. >> i came around. oh. >> no. >> look how great she turned out. ha. who was once named "entertainment weekly's" smartest person in hollywood. speaking of which.

>> yeah. >> is that you? give him a round of applause. >> 2007. i was so smart ten years ago, then it all fell apart. >> even though you didn't go to graduate. >> see? >> that had to feel like an honor, right? >> it was an honor because i beat will smith. i beat everybody. everyone in showbiz. lay lost that year. i was smarter than them. >> did you get respect around your peers? >> i didn't get that much respect because "entertainment weekly" isn't that respected. it's not like "the new york times" said it. >> no magazine said it for us. here's another one. who has two daughters and is married to a funny person? >> i wonder. i guess -- >> i'm going to say -- >> both of us. >> that's fair. >> right. >> yep. >> who are you married to,book? >> i'm married to chris henchi. >> and my wife is the great

leslie mann. >> how long have you been married? >> 20 years in june. but i got to get the pronunciation right. >> how many years did you say leslie. >> i said leslie. >> like with a "z." >> i only did that for 19 years. why didn't you tell me earlier? >> did you say it right in the vows? >> i don't think i did. i take you, leslie. >> i didn't want to correct you because i thought -- she thought i wouldn't be able to adjust it. >> that's hilarious. >> what was the moment? when she finally said, hey, honey, my name is leslie? >> i'm not sure. if i ha v to change the pronunciation of your name, you have to call me judd apatow. >> it sounds fancy and smart, like you are. here is the next one, who wrote the line, "marriage is like a tense," unfunny version of "everybody loves raymond," but it lasts forever.

>> did i read it wrong? >> valentine's day tomorrow. that doesn't help me out at all. >> i'll say it lasts forever. >> my wife is a wonderful woman. >> and you've been married -- >> 20 years in june. >> 15. >> yeah. >> i'm ten in september. >> a big valentine's day tomorrow. we're going to mar-a-lago. >> oh. >> we're going to be golfing with the prime minister of japan. >> who has a radio show on siriusxm starting today? >> starting today. >> what are you talking about? >> everything. kathie lee and hoda will be on. wanda sykes will be coming. people just keep saying yes. and we're going -- maybe you're going to be over there. >> i'm going to be there. i might drop by. >> you're so busy. >> totally. >> i look at the list of projects, you guys always have

things in the works. >> i think it's important to keep going. i can't handle not being busy. >> i understand that. >> what happens if you're not busy? >> i panic. and i get depressed. and i'm grouchy to my kids. when i'm busy and i do all these things, my daughters will be like, you're being nice, mom. >> i hosted the "today" show. >> you're a better person. >> i'm happier. really, and i'm nicing to them. >> i should mention, this is a busy time for you. we talked about the fact, the final season premiere of "girls" last night. >> last night. >> you executive produced. >> it was wonderful. >> you got to see it? >> yeah. >> how are you feeling inside? >> it's sad it's ending. it's six years. i like the final season. and lena is a jennious. >> you have a great relationship and rapport with her. instant. >> she is so funny. >> and there's a future. i think when you have that kind of chemistry, you'll continue.

it's like a beginning. >> it's hard to find people that you comedically jive with. and we have a good time. >> that was a good phrase. comedically jive. >> with the kids, and the current lingo. >> you have "crashing" premiering this sunday, which we're going to talk about. you got us thinking that you worked with every person in hollywood. we want to do a quick word association. we're going to show you a funny person you worked with. and say the first thing that comes to mind. >> amy schumer. >> like a superfast thing? >> yeah. >> hysterical. >> steve carell. >> hair ripping off body funny. >> lebron james. >> i dominated him. >> good one. >> seth rogen. >> seth rogen, oddly right about everything. >> wow. all right. >> best funniest ever, leslie mann. >> the best, most brilliant

partner in everything we do. and more right about things than seth rogen. seth is not the one that knows. it's leslie. >> did you catch i said leslie. >> you did. >> we have to talk about the grammys. >> i said leslie. >> the grammys. >> i didn't see it. >> really? >> did beyonce win? >> kind of. >> she won by being beyonce. >> there's that. >> a walking piece of art. >> the baby is like the best addition to anything. like, if you have the baby, it's the best accessory. >> i agree. >> it was incredible. i felt bad because her daughter was not paying attention when she stood up and made her acceptance speech. but that song and that body. >> that's a bold move to bring your child on stage. >> she didn't bring her on stage. she was sitting in the audience. and she had a mickey mouse purse. and she was playing with the mickey mouse purse. i love my children. she was so beautiful and poised. and that, how do you two from

that, the whole number that she did was extraordinary. >> i don't know. >> i have twins. and i felt like i walked around in yoga pants and maxie dresses. >> the celebration of it. everybody was worried about her in the chair. >> pregnant person should not do a leanback in the chair move. >> it was on a pulley -- not a pulley, but a lever system. >> who was in charge of that system -- >> can you imagine? >> no. >> i don't think a pregnant person can wear a headdress that pointy. >> it's art. >> she took home about five grammys. you can wear whatever you want if you're taking home five awards. >> beyonce and the other big winner of the evening was, of course, adele. she took home a total of five awards, including album of the year, record of the year, and song of the year for "hello." she had a crazy night, as well. a show performing hello.

this is what she was talking about. she had a tribute to george michael. she stopped mid performance for a re-do. let's listen and we'll chat. >> i know it's live tv. i'm sorry. i can't do it like last year. i'm sorry for swearing. and i'm sorry for starting again. can we start it again? i'm sorry. i can't mess this up for him. >> it's adele. >> she's human. she owned it. she knew she would be angry with herself after. and i think that's the kind of thing -- i did that when i had to sing in the tonys. i was countered in wrong. >> you stopped? >> i had to stop three times. and i wanted to die. >> let's go to the footage of that. do we have that? >> my husband was amazing. i texted him and i said i just ruined my entire career. >> he said, do you have to go up on stage? i said, yeah. he said, curse. and i cursed and they forgot

about the messup. she made it human for everybody. and she did it out of respect for george. >> i afree. james cordon, he hosted the show, which meant a special verse of car pool karaoke. everybody is tweeting about this. ♪ touching me touching you ♪ ♪ sweet caroline >> that's classic. what do you think about this car pool karaoke? it's turned into such a thing. >> they're doing a version of it for apple. i said, that's the biggest mistake you've ever made is asking me. i said, no. no one wants that at all. >> the rap one. the rap-off, too. have you seen that? anne hathaway did that. people trust him. and i don't think he -- >> that's true. up next, brooke is rockin'

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>> it's a big fight in our house. >> in our kids, the ten-second rule. i will pick something off of the ground and put it back in their mouth. they're antibodies. >> i have preschoolers. i don't trust their germs. the germs of a preschooler will have you out for days. >> thaw don't get sick if you expose yourself. you wipe your hand, if i lick it, i won't get sick. >> and a 4-year-old is -- and i have a flu. big fashion news over the weekend. we have to squeeze this in. brooke's iconic 1980 ad for calvin klein. >> in squeezing it in. >> there's new jeans. what do you think? >> it's nostalgia. we've been working on it for a while. and they put this on the label. when i was at the fashion show -- they thought i was there to support the new designer. and the jeans walked by and my label is there. >> on the back waist of the jeans? >> i'm on everybody's butt.

>> how cool is that? >> it's cool. i think it's funny. >> how about that? >> it made me laugh. i'm really proud of it because it's a good nod. it's nostalgic. but it's done in the right light. >> i don't think i could have done that ad at that age. i didn't have -- i didn't look that good. >> i couldn't do it now. >> you co-try if you want to. al, you go. you can -- women's jeans? >> all of them. women, men. >> i'll get you a pair, al. >> on your butt. >> i'll be on your butt, al. >> they actually have a picture of me on a pair of overalls. so, it's really -- >> i'm wearing al roker jeans right now. >> that's right. on cathcart overalls. >> how is the weather? >> you know, we're here washington courthouse, ohio, in south-central ohio. in the northeast, by golly,

we've got some blizzard-like conditions in parts of maine. and we've got lake-effect snow from erie into parts of watertown, new york. and even eastern new york, we're seeing snow. but the big snows, as the low pressure pulls away. it strengthens potential blizzard conditions along the coast. the blowing and drifting snow. when the winds, we're going to be looking -- you can see, we're talking about upwards of 12 inches of snow, in down east maine. but winds stretching from the spine of the appalachians to new england. warnings of 50 miles per hour to 60 miles per hour, and the warnings. 40-mile-per-hour to 50-mile-per-hour winds. and i'm a little nervous about trying to get back into new york today because the wind gusts are going to be so strong. so, judd, maybe you'rfilling ine a good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. high winds and the winds are gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour this afternoon and it is going limit the warmup.

411 1 limit the warmup. 411 w11 1 limit the warmup. 411 411 41 in philadelphia, and 36 in lehigh valley. and clouds blowing past easton this morning. and blowing inland, 43 with tretree s toppling with 40 mile an ho-m winds at the shore. winds dying down later today. have a good day. people. judd apatow and brooke shields. and sheinelle. >> i'll keep them here until you get back. thank you, al. up next, start your valentine's day on a sweet note. our pal has some easy last-minute treats, what's the best way to get

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pinch the edge. >> and you've turned it into a valentine. >> you ice it. put sprinkles on it. >> if we deregulate banking and the economy collapses, can we make these with dog food? >> you can always make them with cinnamon rolls. >> okay, good. >> we go up to something a little sweet. we have beautiful brownies here. and take a little piece of paper, a cut a heart out of it. you take off of the stencil, you get these be my valentine brownies. >> sometimes these are hard. >> they are superdoable. >> you do a good job of making these. >> i buy wafer cookies. they're great for school. dip them into melted white chocolate. put sprinkle on them. and you get fun to go valentine's snack. >> it tastes like pink. >> everything tastes like pink today and it should. >> what is this?

>> we're jazzing ining up brea with confetti pancakes. you add rainbow sprinkles to your pancake batter. scoop it into the pan. >> do you cook, judd? >> i would cook something like that. that's a heart attack right there. >> what are you talking about? you have your fruit. >> i would sprinkle lipitor all over it. >> look at that. i didn't think to garnish it with a little rainbow sprinkles. >> you're the mad genius now. >> easy enough. and you stack them up. all about love. >> all it is. >> i'm going to get these going. >> what did you put in between? >> between is some whipped cream. and after you put the whip cream, you can put your favorite syrup. i like strawberry because it's red. >> there you go. justin, thank you. we showed you some short -- sweet short cuts. now, for the overachievers, we have seriously decadent

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♪ good morning. i'm vai sikahema, and just about 9:30. we have issued a first alert today because of the damaging winds a and the power outages are report across our area. this is a look atop the lowe's hotel in center city, and the flags arep snapping briskly here on a day like this. and at philly international airport, there are delays because of the winds. check with your air carrier before you head to airport. and now we go to bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> first alert for the entire area until 6:00 this evening. we have seen the winds gusting to 50 miles per hour and they could peak at 60 miles per hour at times through the day. more downed trees and branches,

power outages and travel trou e troubles as a result of the winds. they are gusting to 35-mile-an-hour in philadelphia and 46-mile-an-hour winds in philadelphia and chose to 40 for wildwood and atlantic city, and little stronger atoms river. >> thank you, bill. and now a check of the roads with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> and now, a downed tree on bellevue road between germantown avenue and ridge avenue. a common theme this morning, and also seeing the shaky cameras he here. this is route 9 around the betsy ross bridge, and you can see that it is hard to see with the shaking cameras. a disabled vehicle there on the right-hand shoulder, and slow speeds going into center city as well. >> and today, look for the septa smart car kiosks at the broad street line stations, and the major bus roads. you can have the reloadable cards to replace the tokens and

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♪ this morning on "today food," it's almost valentine's day and nothing says love like chocolate and cheesecake. >> here to make dessert, is ryan shot, executive chef and owner of thin town in san francisco. >> what's up? are you ready? >> i'm ready to bake. >> nothing screams hanging out by baking a cake together. you're going to go big on valentine's day, do some that's familiar. we have coffee inside, there's cream, caramel, baking powder. brooke is like the hand model. mascarpone and chocolate cocoa

and all that good stuff. judd, would you do me a favor. add the butter to the eggs and coffee. coffee gives the nice bite. >> if you don't have butter milk, can you make butter milk? >> a little lemon juice. >> i'm going to goop detox diet, is this on it? >> it's all over me. >> the sugar, the cocoa, the baking soda and powder here. >> can you use a hand mix center. >> you can. it will take about seven years to make the cake. but you'll be fine. let's turn this down. i told al to throw it, he throws in the whole thing. add the baking soda, the baking powder and salt. that makes it go up and gorgeous and beautiful. now that we have this, add this inside here. low and slow, my friend. this is good. >> i'm excited. you wrote an article about dad

bods. and it was a photo of me. >> with a dad bod? >> you and this cake. here's the next one. do the freeze frame with that. dadbod.com. you just took a bite of that. >> i'm not on the goop diet. >> make sure it's completely mixed. and we put it in the smallest heart pan i can find. this is for you. >> love you. love. >> my friend, that's the mixture. >> wait a second. >> how smooth -- do you -- hold on a second. if you're going to do that. okay. is that not the best thing when you thought that -- >> when my mom was baking cakes and she would give me the spoon to lick. oh. not in my life. thank you. will you be my mommy. >> i didn't get you anything, okay? >> it goes in the oven. this is an oven, judd. >> do you fill it that much?

>> small or large. from 350, to 25 or 30 minutes, until the cake is moist. this one, you can tell it's done because there's a heart in the corner. let's make the cream cheese filling. >> cream cheese. >> this is mascarpone. and long story short, this is mixed, brooke. this is cocoa and mascarpone. sheinelle? >> it's so good. i'm making noises. >> i should try that. >> let me make one just for you. this is on the dad bod diet. >> nothing counts on television. right? >> you use it like a sandwich? >> you can make a sandwich. i want to do not just one dessert. two desserts. peanut butter -- you're not a fan? try this. >> i'm checking it out. >> i triple-dog dare you. is he allergic? >> you're not allergic, are you? >> i love it. i love it.

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>> it starts with an "i." >> you are a sheltered suburban it, who is the star and creator of the show. >> shelters suburbanite. >> we feel for you. and your heartbreaks but you're also laughing at everything that could possibly happen to you happens. >> there's some fear factor, for sure. >> and artie lange is in it. >> i've never heard of the term suck up. >> sack up? >> sack up, yeah. >> it's a hacky sack term. >> keep it in the air. that's the rule of the game. >> never say no. >> anytime someone says sack, it means hockacky sack. >> you came to judd with this idea. >> yes. i had a talk show, got canceled. and i had an idea. what is the one story i can tell better than anybody.

it was the guy who grew up religious, married the first girl he dated. she lives him. >> is that based on something in real life? >> i married the first girl that i dated. >> and that happened to you? she cheated? >> sheinelle, i can't. don't do this to me. is this barbara walters? i don't want to try on live television. >> i see a tear. >> i have an ugly cry face. >> very "blue velvet." >> my wife left me for a small italian man named rocco. >> i mean, that's perfect, right? >> that's what happened. >> in life, you're having a different situation in your life, right? >> yes. >> i got engaged. >> yay. >> yay. >> and she happens to be here. >> that's right. >> sweet val. that's sweet val. >> people say we're like a brother/sister couple. we look related.

>> that's creepy. >> now, it's creepy. >> you know it's a good sign when you watch something that both of you have been involved in, and you still laugh. we were watching clips. how has it been for you? >> it's been great. pete is so funny. he has so much to say. i got excited. you said you were watching it. and your husband, who couldn't see it, started laughing across the room. >> i was watching it. and i had the laptop open. and he is laughing at the dialogue. he sits down and starts watching it for me. and we both said, this is going to be good. you can almost feel it. >> worth looking at tv. >> not a radio play. >> you want to see the faces. >> really quickly, how do you make something funny when the whole point is that you bomb all the time? >> that is funny about standup. succeeding isn't funny. >> it's the crash and burn, literally. the crash. >> it's the strug. and judd and i are going to take that pain and put it into

hilarity. what was all of that suffering for. >> exactly. you're crashing on other couches the whole time. >> that's the idea. >> double meaning. >> my character has no money, no talent, no wife and nowhere to stay. >> and yet, it's appealing. >> i want to tune in and look at the screen and find out what's going to happen. >> "crashing," premieres february 19th on hbo. let's send it to al in ohio for a check of the weather. al? >> all right. let's look at your week ahead and see what we got coming up. we start off again. we have the big stormy system in the northeast and new england. strong wind there's. heavy rain down through the gulf coast into texas. by the time we get to the midweek period, things calm down. wet weather along the eastern atlantic coast. heavy rain moves into the pacific northwest and northern california. sunshine, unseasonably mild through the plains. record highs by the time we get to friday. a lot of sunshine in the eastern two-thirds of the country.

heavy rain through california, that oroville dam is going to be a big, big concern, as the week wears on. goat's what's good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. high winds, and winds gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour this afternoon will limit our warmup. 41 in philadelphia. 30s for the suburbs and the lehigh valley just 36, and few clouds blowing past easton this morning. for new jersey, 41 inland and 43 with winds gusting to more than 50 miles per hour at the shore and delaware is topping out at 43 and the winds are dying down this evening. have a great day. >> and that is your latest weather. hopefully i will see you back in new york tomorrow, weather permitting. kids? >> all right, thank you, al. coming up, when is the best and worst time to schedule a physical? when was the last physical? >> i don't want to talk about it. we found all sorts of bad

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good morning. i'm vai sikahema and u it is about 10:00 a.m., and we have issued a first alert because of the damaging winds and the trees are down and power outages reported across the area. this is a live look from the eagle's nest camera where the turbines are spin manage tning wind. and there are delays and cancellations at phil uly international airport. you can see the planes some

landing and some leaving. and so now, we go to meteorologist bill henley. >> the forecast for the entire area is strong gusty winds. we have seen the winds topping 50 miles per hour, but they could get up to 60 miles per hour. right now, 40 miles per hour in philadelphia and 38-mile-an-hour wind gusts in coatesville and not as strong as earlier in the day and now topping 40 miles per hour for atlantic city and tos s river and belmar. >> and now a look at the roads with nbc 10 first traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> near roxborough, trees down. and in germantown around ridge avenue, the lanes are blocked. and in admiral wilson, you can

see the winds dying down a little bit, but the cameras are shaking up here. >> i'm vai sikahema and we will be back at the bottom of the hour with more updates. for updates go to the nbc 10 app.

>> hi, kathie. >> hello, elmo. >> you getting ready to come on with us? >> elmo is so excited to be on the today show. >> oh, good. well, we're excited to have you here. >> and i'm getting my hair all curly just like you. >> oh, abby, that's such a nice compliment. i think you're going to be just gorgeous. >> oh, boy, elmo can't wait to help the "today" show when elmo grows up. >> i bet that's going to happen someday. that's not too long. >> elmo has an idea. we'll see you later, okay? >> okay. >> are you ready? >> what's your idea? >> wow. all righty. i'm going to go get ready, sweetie. see you in a little bit. you're going to do great. >> thank you. >> oh, dean, it's stuck. >> what do you mean