michelle: don' t forget, you can get news updates anytime inside the wesh 2 mobile app. jason: we will see you bac here in the morning for wesh 2 news sunrise starting at 4:30 a.m.. >> thank you for choosing wesh 2 news and trusting first alert weather. rated most good morning. breaking overnight the white house expected to announce today that president obama will head to cuba next month, the first american president to go there in nearly 90 years. a historic trip being met with praise and criticism. game change? ted cruz just ahead of donald trump in our new national poll. >> the sounds you're hearing is

>> this morning why trump says he is not buying those results. slippery slope? the tech world lining up behind apple as a government tries to get the company to hack into the iphone of this san bernardino shooter. the epic battle over principle, privacy and protecting america. and speaking out. why the sister of nicole brown simpson is furious about the new o.j. simpson mini series and one star in particular. today is thursday, february 18, 2016. >> from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning. welcome to "today." i'm savannah guthrie. we have willie in for matt this week. a lot of people are talking about the new poll. and if it holds up it is a real

>> a lot of eyebrows raised. >> 28% for ted cruz moving into first place over donald trump. this is a different story than what is told by many other national polls where trump had a big lead. >> we have a new poll for south carolina to talk about. our top story, president obama plans to travel to cuba next month. ron allen is on white house duty this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: the white house is expected to announce the president's trip to cuba sometime later today. it has been just over a year since mr. obama said he would begin normalizing relations. many critics are saying it is much too soon to reward the castro regime. a senior administration official telling nbc news that president obama will visit cuba in march marking the first time in 88

visit cuba. >> these 50 years have shown isolation has not worked. it is time for a new approach. >> reporter: warming relations began after face-to-face meetings. the pair announcing in late 2014 that they would begin normalizing ties. >> over time it is possible for us to turn the page and develop a new relationship between our countries. >> reporter: last august the american embassy was open. since then secretary of state john kerry travelled to the island and this week signed a deal to resume air traffic. still there are hurdles. tourists cannot visit the island and trade cannot resume until an embargo is lifted. ted cruz and marco rubio were quick to pounce on the announcement.

he were president. >> the problem is they are not just communist dictatorship but anti-american. >> i am saddened to hear i wasn't surprised. >> reporter: mr. obama said he wouldn't go to cuba unless there was progress on human rights. unclear whether that will happen but the number of dissidents arrested in jail by the cuban regime is increasing. >> thank you. you heard some republican candidates talking about cuba. our new poll shows ted cruz leading nationally. we have the complete coverage of that race beginning with nbc national correspondent peter alexander. >> reporter: donald trump is holding on to a commanding lead here in north carolina. nationally the race reached a

the wall street journal poll shows ted cruz leading donald trump. here in south carolina ted cruz is favoring. >> the sounds you are hearing is the sound of screams coming from washington, d.c. >> reporter: with the gop lineup shrinking after the new hampshire primary the wall street journal poll shows dramatic shift from last month. trump dropping seven. >> i think somebody at wall street journal doesn't like me. >> and yet he tells fibs, lies. >> reporter: the trump/cruz feud escalating. >> i am pro choice. we cannot trust donald trump with these serious decisions.

call it defamatory insisting he opposes abortion. >> i have had great success in business, great success with lawsuits, great success in things we do. i don't know if we will have a lawsuit but we want to keep somebody honest. >> reporter: trump still dominates with cruz behind. marco rubio is picking up speed and another critical endorsement from governor nikki haley. >> we say that every day is a gate great day in south carolina. ladies and gentlemen, if we elect marco rubio every day will be a great day in america. >> reporter: not a great day for jeb bush who 24 hours earlier told nbc news haley's endorsement would be the most powerful in the state. >> it's all been decided apparently. the pundits have made it all decided.

i should stop campaigning maybe. it's all done. that's not how democracy works. >> reporter: here is something you don't see every day. jeb bush chest bumping his brother back stage after w.'s endorsement part of a new campaign video. jeb heard saying thanks, i love you. >> i don't think the president was ready for that chest bump. hillary clinton and bernie sanders working overtime to court minority voters ahead of saturday's nevada caucus. tonight they face-off in las vegas at a town hall event. andrea mitchell is already in position. good morning. >> reporter: with reports that clinton's top donors have complained about a grass roots effort hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off in

after losing to sanders in new hampshire. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be appealing to nevada voters during a democratic town hall on msnbc. with just two days before the caucuses clinton's lead has disappeared. a new poll has her just one point over sanders. nationally things could be getting worse. once holding a commanding lead among women clinton's favorability is shrinking just six points ahead compared to her double digit lead a couple weeks ago. both candidates are reaching out to african-american and latino voters. clinton on the south side of chicago focussing on racial barriers and the problem of police violence against minorities. she also accused sanders of wavering support for president obama in 2012. >> even tried to have someone

>> reporter: sanders looking ahead to south carolina. >> we have a real good shot in nevada and i believe we are going to do a lot, lot better in south carolina. >> reporter: hoping to pull off an upset and show he can win in states with more minorities than predominantly white new hampshire. >> i think on election day people will be surprised about how well we do. >> reporter: with the race heading to the south and west clinton is releasing a new ad aimed at nevada's hispanic voters taking on the issue of deportation. and just a few hours ago clinton stopped along the strip to greet workers on the overnight shift at her hotel. whoever wins saturday in nevada will have a lot of momentum going forward in south carolina and beyond to super tuesday, what is clearly a prolonged primary battle.

let's turn to mark halpern. let's talk polls. here is what we see, 36% donald trump far and away the leader and this tight race for second or third. is south carolina poised to be the state that winnowathize field? >> donald trump is way ahead in our poll and other poll. the real match between marco rubio and jeb bush. the former protege. the two of them before i thought maybe both make it out. whoever is ahead here in south carolina on saturday is probably going to get to go on into the finals. whoever is behind can get out quite quickly. >> we have the new nbc wall

donald trump not leading two points behind ted cruz with marco rubio at 17. we talk about difference that showed trump with a lead from 15 to 20 points. what do you read into the number in terms of ted cruz at least? >> reporter: the nbc wall street journal poll is a good poll normally but it can be off. it doesn't reflect the fact that trump does have the lead. ted cruz being hit by donald trump and marco rubio has moved up. he has consolidated a lot of support in the conservative wing of the party. i think no doubt ted cruz while still behind trump probably. >> let's talk about the democrats saturday a caucus in nevada. we have seen polling suggesting it is a dead heat there. how do you think hillary clinton has changed her message in the

>> she has honed in on the message that andrea talked about that bernie sanders is not practical. he didn't support president obama and people shouldn't vote for him because his idea can't be made into law and reality. message. does it appeal to people's hopes and dreams? that is still an open question. andrea is quite right that saturday's caucuses are very important for momentum into south carolina and into march we see a very long protracted clintb saners clinton clinton/sanders battle. >> thank you. now to a desperate hunt for dangerous radioactive material missing in iraq. officials fearing it could be used as a weapon by terrorists. >> reporter: iraqi security

and night for months for this case the size of a laptop holding potentially deadly radioactive material. exposure can cause death in a matter of hours. the iraqis are worried it could fall into the wrong hands. it's a nightmare scenario, making a so-called dirty bomb. an iraqi government document confirms a highly dangerous radioactive material was stolen from a storage facility linked to weatherford oil company in november. weatherford oil said we do not own, operate or control sources or the bunker and that a different company held the material. nbc has not been able to reach

>> we have not seen indication of material been acquired by any terrorist groups in the region. obviously, we continue to take these reports very seriously. >> reporter: the state department said there was no evidence that isis pulled off the theft. at this point the iraqis don't know who did. security sources told reuters it looked like an inside job. >> apple is getting support in its industry in a fight against a court order to hack into a phone used by a san bernardino shooter, a request that apple opposes and is fighting. miguel almaguer has the latest. >> an iphone like this one that

and requires a four digit code to open it. this is what the fbi can't get past. apple says if it helps investigators do that it could create a dangerous precedent for everyone who owns one of these. two months after the terror attack that left 14 dead in bernanke burn san bernardino the iphone is setting off a debate over privacy and security. >> i see the fbi's point, but view. >> reporter: with fbi investigators unable to unlock the federal judge ordered apple to create new software to unlock the iphone so it can be scoured for evidence. >> justice has to be served. people's lives were lost y. feel that is the moral thing to do. >> reporter: apple says they

plans to fight the judge's order. in an open letter tim cook says creating a back door to by pass encryption is something he says they donot have and something we consider too dangerous to create. privacy advocates say building the master key to by pass security will be exploited and puts your privacy at risk. google ceo also weighed in on the issue wednesday tweeting we give law enforcement access to database on valid legal orders but that is different from enabling hacking to devices and data. the fbi believes they will lose the phone data permanently after ten failed attempts to open it. for family members of the victims there is no debate. >> when you are dealing with national security that should come first.

>> while the debate rages on and apple prepares for appeal in court legislators say law can be produced to prevent phone companies from protecting data in cases like this. >> we want to know what viewers think. should apple help fbi unlock the shooter's iphone? >> a big debate on that. a strange story out of los angeles where a hospital paid ransom to hackers that apparently were holding computer network hostage. it paid about $17,000 when it fell victim to ransom wear. bit coin is online currency that is very hard to trade. hospital ceo called it the most efficient way to end the problem. neither law enforcement nor hospital gave indication of who might be behind the attack.

let's turn to al roker. >> we have warmth coming up in the next several days. right now record warm weather today stretching from the plains upwards of 30 degrees above average. look for records in denver. stretching into el paso. amarillo. and we'll see records in charleston, tallahassee, tampa, memphis and houston and that warmth spreading towards the east coast towards the end of the week. temperatures climbing into the 80s throughout the southwest. as we head towards nashville, atlanta, jacksonville. charlotte 66 and look at the northeast upwards of 40 to 50 degrees and 60s down into washington, d.c. by the end of

we're going to get amy: good morning central florida, i' m amy sweezey. plenty of sunshine today although it will be a few degrees cooler. we will top out in the upper cities and lower 70' s as our

>> that's your latest weather. coming up a new controversy over "the people versus o.j. simpson" why nicole brown's family is blasting the actor david schwimmer. the powerball jackpot

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>> this is a wesh 2 news update. brett: good morning. jazmin: the time is 7:26. winter park police are trying to piece together the shooting that left two people dead. it happened on west comstock avenue. it is not a murder suicide. brett: troopers have found the suv involved in a deadly hit and run. at hp -- fhp received an anonymous tip. it is not clear if an arrest has been made. jason: we have got a trouble spot that we are going to let you know about. our matt is showing where folks are going to see some slowing down on i-95. just past state road 44, we are

planes -- all lanes are blocked. someone on a bike was struck. we are going to bring that to you straight ahead on cw 18. we have got more for you on cw18. let' s get over to the forecast. amy: we have a cold morning in marion county. 39 in ocala . expect anywhere from 50-52. 58 in melbourne. the sunshine is a big thing for today, just like yesterday. cooler and windy or two -- windy or -- windier too. it will still be a nice day. 68 in daytona beach and 67 palm coast. cooler at the beaches to the north because of the breeze off

on coming weekend 7:30. thursday morning, february 18, 2016. that is the view from the top of the rock. ted cruz has inched ahead of donald trump nationally in our new nbc news wall street journal

cruz first choice of 28%. >> many candidates took part in town halls in south carolina last night ahead of saturday's primary. one topic of discussion, apple's fight against court order by fbi to help unlock the iphone. >> i think security first. >> anytime you are dealing with issues of security and civil liberties you have to balance them both. i think we can walk and chew gum at the same time, protect ourselves from terrorists. >> apple's argument is that the order sets dangerous precedent. another sign of the foreign relations between u.s. and cuba. president obama plans to travel there next month. this will be the first visit to the island by sitting president since 1928.

"the people versus o.j. simpson" as a member of the brown family speaks out about the show. >> the sister of nicole brown simpson is furious about the o.j. mini series and wishathize producers and cast would have reached out to her family before putting the show together and she is directing some comments at one star in particular. the people versus o.j. simpson is drawing huge ratings and critical praise but not everyone is a fan. tonya brown is upset with david schwimmer who plays robert kardashian. >> being a good person and a loyal friend is more important than being famous. it means nothing at all without a virtuous heart.

reportedly consulted with kris jenner saying i will say people should have included family members, not just friends. just tired of disrespect in our country. both fx and schwimmer had no comment. some real life players see the show differently. >> i'm looking at it with anticipation. >> reporter: carl dougilous is one of simpson's attorneys and had lunch with the actor playing him. >> he told me with rare exception they were directed to not have any direct contact with the people who they were portraying until after the filming.

york magazine filming wound down after sarah polson reached out to marsha clark. saying she delivered feelings so beautifully with so much nuance you get the feeling of futillity in the courtroom. >> tonya brown tells us she is not watching any of it. she says she keeps forgetting that it is even on. >> i imagine it tears open the wound again 20 years later. a lot of people are talking about the show. meantime, other news now, the second winners of last month's $1.67 billion jackpot have come forward. now they have rather modest plans for the moment. >> took a little more than a month for maureen smith to get

>> we just kept quiet. >> reporter: maybe not absolutely normal. after winning more than $528 million in the big powerball lottery. >> lost a lot of sleep and over ten pounds. >> the worry of what is going to happen. >> what are you going to do with the money? >> no. >> $1.6 billion. >> reporter: we knew the jackpot would be divided among three winning tickets but who won has been a mystery. the powerball numbers were chosen in this building a month ago. the couple has been keeping it a secret ever since even from family. >> were you looking forward to today or dread tg? >> dreading it. >> they want to make their announcement right here -- >> reporter: came forward almost immediately. >> what does this feel like to

>> reporter: the couple returned to mumford, tennessee and out of the public eye. the third winning ticket was sold in california where the crowd gathered hoping to get a glimpse of the winner. waiting to find out. the winner has until next january to come forward. back in florida. >> he wants to get a new car. i want to get a massage. >> as many as she wants. news, tallahassee. >> i won the lottery. i'm the third winner. i was just driving through. >> she can get a lot of massages.

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amy: good morning central florida, i' m amy sweezey. plenty of sunshine today although it will be a few degrees cooler. we will top out in the upper cities and lower 70' s as our wind kicks up this afternoon. and that's your latest weather. >> coming up, a florida teen caught in an under cover sting accused of pretending to be a doctor. the surprising thing he is saying about his arrest. would you eat parm cheese if it had wood in it? what is in some of the foods you buy. first these messages. hey dad. hey sweetie, how was your first week? long. it'll get better.

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we're back. ever wonder what is in the food you are eating? when the fda looked into a particular kind of cheese they found it included ingredients you may not want in your cheese. >> good morning. no surprise we are crazy about cheese. the average american eats almost 25 pounds of it per year. you may not know the fda opened an investigation into grated parmesan cheese included filler which could be derived from wood pulp. what is in our food despite what is on the label? america has long had a love affair with cheese. this case smells rotten.

parmesan cheese products do not contain any parmesan cheese. market pantry 100% parmesan cheese included cheddar cheese and cellulose. >> they are looking to cheat somehow. they are trying to deceive us and trying to do things that we don't notice. to cut corners so they can make money. >> reporter: the fda does allow fillers like cellulose in cheese but can only make up 4% of total ingredients. he says hard cheese is on the list of foods with documented mislabelling issues. also on the list certain brands of extra version olive oil.

like lobsteres or scallops and some orange juices. we reached out to the involved food industries. they say they are committed to comply wg food standards and mislabelling is unacceptable. food contributor says he thinks people can find mislabelled products. >> most people aren't focussed on it so they go to a great italian restaurant and say something about the food is really great. the products are real. that is what we are missing out on. >> reporter: the food and drug administration says its job stoot make sure food doesn't hurt you. >> no doubt that the highest priority is to keep us safe. >> reporter: what can you do if you are concerned about the food

buy products with the name you trust. there is no easy solution to food mislabelling. the fda is working on increasing regulation but they are overwhelmed. the onus is on the consumer to remain vigilant. we reached out to the company for comment but never heard back. >> fiber. >> natalie said it was fiber. pulp. >> the wood just makes it good. >> willie wanted to know what wine to pair with it when it has wood in it. >> certain nuttiness. >> stuck on the fact that americans eat 25 pounds of cheese a year. just ahead kanye west takes to twitter to say he is wrong but what is he wrong about.

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we are back now with more of apple's fight. carson, we have been asking viewers what they think about this. >> i'll tell you now earlier we asked you the question should apple help fbi unlock shooter's iphone. 74% say yes. 26% say no. let's get to comments. the fbi has a point but tim cook is right in my opinion. if apple is forced to break encryption for the u.s. all will demand the same. 100% agree with apple. also if our intelligence relies on weakening of america's security then we already lost. if apple refuses to hack shooter's phone i will join in boycotting them. murderous enemies in the usa don't deserve our protection.

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brett: good morning i' m brett connolly. jazmin: i' m jazmin walker. detectives are searching for a missing newborn. investigators hauled away several dumpsters at the willow bend apartment complex in orlando. the mother of the missing newborn, susan richardson, she is in jail on top neglect charges. jason: we have a trouble spot on i-95. this is causing delays for drivers on the northbound lanes in volusia county. here is our map showing the scene. this is the northbound crash passed a road 44. drivers are slowing down because we have a right lanes blocked. only a left lane getting by. use u.s. one if you don' t look to get stock. this camera gives you an idea of the slowdowns to the area. with. our travel times picking up. orange. of sunshine across central florida and we

48 in the villages. 54 sanford and orlando. 52 daytona beach and melbourne is at 60 degrees. we are on our way into the lower 70' s. in most spots. upper 60' s along the coast thanks to a breeze of the ocean this afternoon. it will be a little windier today compared to yesterday. but plenty of sunshine expected. we will be pretty close to average and keep climbing over the next several days. no rain in our forecast today, in fact barely any clouds. we will stay dry and warm right through the upcoming weekend and our next best chance for rain won'

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"nothing but a g thing". >> let's head inside. >> good morning. news this morning the white house is announcing another big step forward in cuban american relations. president obama will pay an historic visit to cuba in the middle of march during a trip to latin america. it will be the first time in almost nine decades that a sitting u.s. president has gone to cuba. not everyone supports the trip. republican presidential candidates marco rubio and ted cruz criticized president obama's plan. the next political show downs are two days away in nevada. south carolina for the republicans for both parties the races are tight. peter alexander has more now from columbia, south carolina. >> reporter: good morning to you. here donald trump is still dominating but our new national

a changing race nationwide. a dramatic flip. our latest wall street journal poll shows ted cruz leading donald trump nationally by a hair. >> the sounds you are hearing is the sound of screams coming from washington, d.c. >> reporter: cruz challenges trump to sue him. >> even this takes the cake. >> reporter: the fight over the cruz ad, highlighting trump's past support of abortion rights. >> cannot trust donald trump making serious decisions. >> reporter: trump's lawyers arguing trump is now anti-abortion and backing down a >> i don't know that we will have a lawsuit but we want to keep somebody honest. >> reporter: marco rubio with a

>> if we elect marco rubio every day will be a great day in america. >> reporter: haley's endorsement a burn to jeb bush. >> she is a great person. >> reporter: for the democrats the battle is equally fierce. >> i will build on the progress that president obama has made. >> reporter: hillary clinton returning to her hometown of chicago appealing for african-american votes. >> we need to face the reality of systemic racism. if we are going to be able to break down the barriers in our economy, our society and our political system. >> reporter: two days until nevada's caucuses bernie sanders is looking ahead to the next stop in south carolina, as well. >> if there is a large voter turnout i think we have a shot to win this. >> reporter: the democrats will square off later tonight in las vegas, nevada. moderated by our friends.

>> thanks so much. 15 students are safe this morning in mobile, alabama after a frightening trip home from school. on wednesday their school bus burst into flames after students and driver smelled smoke. no one was hurt. one of the stars of mob wives has died. angela raiola died this morning after stage four cancer. she thought she was cancer free. she found out months later the lungs. she was 55 years old. people in southeast australia are dealing with a huge mess. one town down under is buried under a massive amount of tumble

hot dry conditions sent tumble weed into yards. one complained she spent all day to clean it up to find her home buried again. >> i will never complain about a snow storm again. >> you are following this wild story in florida. >> such an incredible story. a teenager accused of pretending to be a doctor. this morning he is opening up in a new interview about his arrest. >> it's a living nightmare. >> reporter: the teenager accused of posing as a doctor does not feel he lied to the community splmpt dw i think everything was overplayed. >> reporter: he is out on bail after under cover sting tuesday. he is facing charges of grand theft larsagy, check forgery and

prosecutors say the practice was run out of this medical office building. the practice billed him a doctor and with a phd. the teenager says he wasn't trying to be a medical doctor. >> as far as md board exam i'm not trying to be one so no cht. >> reporter: but he insists he has listed valid credentials. >> i have gone to the steps to become where i am now. some people may say those steps were not the traditional route y. have never been a traditional guy. >> reporter: an investigation was launched in january after an elderly patient claims he stole checks from her later forging them for cash. the teenager would not comment on the accusation in detail. insists the business was never officially open and the people who came to see him were not

>> it is pretty much like a friend to friend conversation. there really is no treatment involved. >> reporter: he insists he was simply trying to help his community. >> the goal of the business was to operate as a normal business. it's just to include alternative medicine. >> reporter: his grand father spoke with nbc affiliate asking that same community for support. >> he has slipped and did something wrong y. just ask that everybody pray for him. >> the teen accused of posing as a doctor last year, as well, wandering the halls of a nearby hospital. he was never charged back then with a crime. he says he has hired attorneys now but they are not ready to announce how they proceed with these charges against him. >> they are not really attorneys. [ laughter ] >> they didn't follow a

>> taking medical school. >> he had a history of doing this. he did this last year at a hospital. and he was caught then. he was at this hospital for an entire month before they were like how old is this kid? so he had a history. the fact he was able to set up a whole office. >> allegedly. >> he did study by watching houser. >> you know the talk shows will have a field day with this. >> air quotes are amazing. do your kids give you that dreaded eye roll? >> yeah. >> it probably means more than you think. >> you are about to get a chance to raid oprah's closet. and is it time to switch your credit card company? why most of us have never done and the benefits you might be missing out on. (toilet flush) if you need an opioid to

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trending time. >> let's talk business. this gets under the eyes of just about every parent, eye rolling. it turns out you just shouldn't put up with it. the "new york times" has a column focussed specifically on young women. why teenage girls roll their eyes. it makes the case that kids aren't always able to express themselves maturely. the paper suggests parents take a more understanding approach saying teenage eye rolling we can take the behavior personally or try to see from their

>> eye roll standoff. >> i have a teenage daughter. i would rather see the eyes roll than try to see her articulate frustration. >> a lot of times teens don't feel they can communicate so they give you the roll. >> i had one and i have one right now. you want to go stop it, but you kind of let it go. >> being the recipient of an eye roll makes you crazy. >> i have the 8-year-old daughter i get this and then the walk away. >> i have boys so i get a lot of sarcasm. there is a hot new toy allowing kids to enjoy the thrill of the mail. remember snail mail.

you use a web app. parents send notes to the toy but the turtle mailbox prints out the messages. they hope it creates a fun alternative to screens kids have in front of them right now. >> i like that. >> you get it instantly. >> little love notes. >> they make those with voice on your phone and leave a message and it goes to the living room. ikea shoppers? you get the lumber and you get to put it together. we know it can be a tough place for couples. comedians dressing up as a couple's therapist and walking around giving out advice whether people want to hear it or not.

and then that happens. >> it is like a relationship. >> that is new york comedian tyler fisher dispensing that couple's wisdom. >> now to adele opening up about the grammy performance. >> adele getting first interview since performance at grammy's plagued by audio issues. adele claims a microphone fell on to the piano. today she says she knew there was a problem immediately. >> i knew where the mic was and i froze. i felt like it went well i'm

it's emotion. i'm embarrassed. we still love you. don't worry. i cried pretty much all day yesterday. >> you cry to your own song. >> i would have cried if it went really well, as well. i always cry. >> so funny. >> i love her. >> next time she will just stop and start all over again. that does air today. oprah and how can you own a piece of her wardrobe? oprah is selling designer fashions on ebay with over 250 gently used items. dresses, shoes, jewelry, coats. bidding starts at 99 cents. are proceeds will benefit the oprah leadership academy.

in chicago which is closing after 25 years. kanye west. from the premiere of his new album and fashion line, reportedly melting down back stage at "snl" and getting burned by taylor swift. no one is sure what kanye meant in a swing of tweets. a wise man should be humble enough to admit when he is wrong and later added my number one enemy has been my ego. there is only one throne and that's god's. >> looks like reflection. >> for now. >> he was talking about being the throne as claiming to be the

>> jennifer lopez joined jimmy fallon and in a sketch called ew. >> my talent is i can dance. i'm really shy. >> let's put some music on >> oh, my gosh. >> she really can dance. >> little twerking skills going on there. >> that was good. >> i was done. >> al, you still watching it? >> i don't have to do the weather.

>> work, work, work. >> let's look at what is going on out west, heavy rain and snow making its way into the pacific northwest, northern california. we will watch this system move on shore today inland with showers. you can get about 12 inches of snow which would be great for them. tomorrow another storm into the northwest pushing rain into the coast. rainfall amounts especially in the pacific northwest one to three inches of rain through saturday. snowfall again. looking anywhere from six to two amy: good morning central florida, i' m amy sweezey. plenty of sunshine today although it will be a few degrees cooler. we will top out in the upper cities and lower 70' s as our

are you too loyal when it comes to your credit card? a new survey finds 25 million americans have not changed their go-to card in at least ten years. 20 million have never changed thar car. is that loyalty good or does it hurt you? guilty as charged, so to speak. i never change my credit card. is that a mistake? >> there are a lot of rewards. you are only able to capitalize on them if you change your card. loyalty is a small portion of your credit score. you probably don't want to get rid of the card you had the longest. >> how many should you have?

you want to have enough so that you are not using more than 30% of your credit limit on any of them at any one time. so for most people that is about four. if you have a problem with credit no more than two. >> according to the survey 44% of people didn't want to sign up for new credit cards because they thought it would hurt credit card. >> signing up and closing an old one can take the score down a little bit. if you do it like every six months and not before you apply for a mortgage or car loan you will be fine. >> a lot of different offers. you can get miles, rewards, cash back, 0% interest. what is good? >> you have to look at how you use the credit card? what rewards are you able to earn based on your spending pattern? and that will give you the guideline. >> what about travel miles?

>> if you are not a frequent traveler, if you are a regular joe kind of traveler it is harder to earn the free airline seats you are better off just going for cash back. >> a lot of them do offer real cash back. >> so you want to look at an actual cash back card. for that infrequent traveler our pick is the citi double cash card. it gives you 1% when you pay for it and when you buy. no annual fee and no cap on rewards you can earn. that is flat 2% back on spending. >> what if you don't have great credit can you get offers like these? >> this is new. you used to not be able to capitalize on the rewards at all. now we are starting to see secure cards roll out for people with not great credit from discover.

card. >> how did you remember that? >> that one i practiced. 1.5% back on everything you spend. $39 annual fee. 0% interest rate through november. this is not a card where you want to carry a balance because the interest rate of november is 24%. >> if you have a debt or balance to pay should you be looking for 0% interest rate cards. >> rewards are not for you if you carry a balance. you will save more money just by transferring balance to 0% card. the one we like is the chase slate card and it offers 0% interest for the first 15 months. no balance transfer fee. most have 3% balance transfer fee. you have to transfer the balance within the first two months to capitalize on that. don't wait until you had the

>> you keep all those numbers and names in your head. >> what is your name again? >> thank you so much. if you want more credit card tips go to today.com. just ahead we get together with togetherness star amanda pete who is here and not moving. first your local news and weather.

announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is a wesh 2 news update. jazmin: good morning i' m jazmin walker. brett: i' m brett connolly. winter park leader trying to piece together the shooting that left two people dead. this happened just after 10:00 last night on west comstock avenue. police say they are looking for -- not looking for any suspects in this is not a murder suicide. jason: we still have lanes shut down on i-95 northbound. this will slow down volusia county drivers. here is the scene. look at the emergency vehicles on the right side. in the last moment we have seen both lanes reopen, but there are still residual delays. we have also seen a trouble spot. a trouble spot on the 528 as choppers flying up over some

this is not looking too bad as you see the four away from his live view. amy: 43 in ocala, temperatures are climbing. 54 orlando and 60 in melbourne. wind will kick up today with all that son. especially the coast, it will be breezy. with the wind out of the north and northeast, we will stay cooler than yesterday. lower 70' s for most spots. a couple of upper 60' s in the north spots. 73 are high today in melbourne. we will stay warm and dry right to the upcoming weekend. we will get 77 for the high on sunday. early next week we are one with rain holding off until we see some storms la s

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longer, healthier life. >> with that in mind you have to protect your finances, what you can do to help your parents better handle their money. >> multi talented amanda pete is here talking about her hbo series, her family and much more. let's get a check of the weather. you are right next to me. >> i'm like that shaken up a little bit. >> can they meet? >> is it okay? >> here we go. looking at you. >> we need love music. >> and we go for the sniff right away.

>> hey, now. okay. nobody got hurt. everything is all right. >> let's show you what is going on around the country right now. look at the weekend outlook friday snow in northern new england. wet weather in the pacific northwest. then on saturday windy conditions in texas and in the plains. icy mix in northern new england. sunday we have wet weather continuing in the pacific northwest. lots of sunshine. look for wet weather for the great lakes into texas. east coast looking pretty darn good. that is what is going o amy: good morning central florida, i' m amy sweezey. plenty of sunshine today although it will be a few degrees cooler. we will top out in the upper cities and lower 70'

>> and that's your latest weather. now to living longer, living better today. one of the world's leading physicians and a pioneer in bio medical research. treated high profile patients. this morning he is revealing things you can do today to live longer in his new book. good morning. good to see you. >> let's start with the title. >> it's now. remarkable technology where things are happening every week and we often benefit from them. >> you have five tips for us.

>> i want you to get to know yourself. when you list a bunch of things whether checking blood pressure every day if you sit on the floor and you can get up with no hand or one hand it puts you in the top 20% of strength and means you will live longer. >> i have heard that so i tried it. what does it mean if you can't do it? >> work on your core. >> your next tip is you say get moving. it means different things for different people. >> a body was designed to move. if you go to hours at the gym and work out and sit for hours in the day is equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarette. every hour get up and walk for five minutes. the richer you are you don't have to walk to go to the bathroom. go for long walks.

you in terms of movement every day? 20 minutes? 30 minutes? >> if you can do 30 minute walk every day you live longer. that adds years at the end of life. put five minutes in there to walk around and move. don't be sedentary for long periods of time. >> take advantage of wonder drugs which are sex, sleep and touch. >> if you take them out and it gets better half the time. we were designed to be touched whether it be touched, having sex or things like sleep is not optional but mandatory. that is how we get optimal output. >> i heard this before. take a baby aspirin every day.

>> 2,000 years ago, an aspirin a day heart disease by 22% and stroke by 17%. it's not for everybody. it can upset the stomach but in the long run the benefits are dramatic. talk to your doctor about it. >> reduces hard disease and stroke, as well? >> and cancer. those are three biggies for taking a pill a day that doesn't cost very much. >> and do the research. >> we are in charge of ourselves. in today's world you can find everything. the key is go to well vetted sites. watch the "today" show. watch other news shows. look at newspapers. get good information and write down everything about yourself. you are in charge of you. the old doctor they drew your blood and called you up two days later. the new doctor you go in with your own data. charge. >> i will take a baby aspirin and work on that cross legged stand up thing. thanks so much. the book is the lucky years.

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back at 8:38. amanda peet has it all together in real life but in hbo's togetherness that is a different story. >> what do you do in. >> it's just a bunch of stuff. it's so complicated. >> what is it, though? >> just some entrepreneurial stuff. >> that's cool. >> hard to explain. >> i love that you are so in it at your age. that is awesome. >> yes, i am. >> at your age. you should have punched her in the nose in that scene. >> well, i don't behave well after that. >> your character is in the wholesale bouncy house business. that is something. did you love that?

no better metaphor. >> it's not as prestigious as it sounds perhaps? >> tell us those who aren't familiar with the show it is about to have season two. catch us up. what is the situation? >> my -- that character is played by -- you have a very interesting sort of when harry met sally relationship. and he gets a girlfriend. so this is about what happens when he gets a little bit of success and also has a girlfriend. it's about my abysmal behavior. >> i kind of love your character. she seems like a hot mess but someone i would want to be friends with. >> i started watching it and was like she is cool. >> she is nuts. >> you guys are all under one

your sister's husband and this other character who you may or may not have feelings for. >> we needed a place to stay so our more together friend and sibling -- >> you are living on the sister's couch. >> and all hell breaks loose. >> tell me if you think this describes your character. >> free spirit? >> yes. >> big mouth. >> yes. >> free loader? >> yes. >> fashion icon? >> no. >> she has real interesting get ups. you get to be creatively involved in that process? >> it is like i have an alter ego where i wear really tight white jeans and cleavage showing. >> tell me about things at home. you are married to the creator of "game of thrones" are people

>> i hope i stay married to him after the season begins. if i don't see john snow living, breathing and talking -- >> people are not happy. >> i'm not either. >> you have three kids, 8, 5 and 1. is that right in. >> yes. >> look at those cutis. are they impressed with mom and dad? do they know what you do for work? >> they are not impressed. it's kind of sad. they don't really care. we live right on sunset. there was a huge togetherness poster last year when my show came out and molly was like mommy, is that you? i said yes like trying to be confident because you never know how to act about being an actress. she was like i'd be so embarrassed if that were me. >> perspective.

it's better that they are not impressed. >> can i go to the opening or whatever. i don't know what it would be but it wouldn't be good. >> i really enjoy the show. i want to be friends with your character even though she is a diz, short for disaster. >> it's just valley girl talk. >> i love it. >> thank you so much for being here. you can catch togetherness sunday night on hbo. back in business why the delorean is about to make a major comeback. first this is "today" on nbc. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk,

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of a kind factory that is reviving it. time. >> are you telling me you built a time machine? out of a delorean. >> reporter: when marty mcfly asked the timeless question in back to the future the delorean was immortalized. >> delorean is not only a thing of the past but a thing of the present and a thing of the future. >> reporter: that future is unfolding in humble, texas. >> when do you expect to be back in production in. >> this time next year. >> reporter: the ceo and says for the first time in three decades the company will build about 300 new deloreans under a manufacturing bill approved by the federal government. what is most unique? >> everything. >> reporter: the doors, the feel, the history.

>> reporter: that began in the mid '70s. in 1992 the original manufacturer went bankrupt. refurbishing old deloreans ever since. >> can i help you? >> reporter: demand is hotter than 1.21 jigga watts. the new replicas are expected to cost close to 10 $100,000. >> now it is time for the delorean to shine. >> the only car that i know that is like a hapness machine. >> reporter: he is a writer in austin who has driven his classic across the country. >> one of the first times i took it out for a drive i pulled up to a stop light and a guy crossing and he turned and started bowing to the car which has never happened in my prius. >> reporter: a time machine that

>> that was fun. >> reporter: a blast from the past. >> it's a dream come true. >> reporter: going back to the future. for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc, humble, texas. >> all about the doors. >> love it. >> why i was in one. >> how did it feel? >> tight but awesome to be in one. >> we can work around it. >> it's so cool. >> the lamborghini. >> that's right. coming up next, is it time to have the money talk with your parents? what you should be doing to make sure mom and dad's finances are

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involved it could mean up to $30,000 out of pocket. >> let's start to have the conversation. it starts with just having the money talk. >> having the money talk is very important. open communication is very important in terms of preventing fraud. you want to ask them solutions to help them to review their finances with them. sometimes it is difficult to have this talk. you need a third party to step in maybe talk to a financial adviser. >> some ways that is toughest. once you have gotten going help set them up for safety. >> you need to know where the documents are. where do they keep financial documents and tax returns. know people involved in handling documents. i love online bill pay as much as that they can do for themselves. you want to get rid of junk mail. contact direct marketing.

get on the do not call registry. >> simplify it a little bit. watch out for signs of trouble. >> there are a lot of signs of trouble. if you see piles of mail, credit notices that could be a sign that something is going on with them and also that they are being bombarded by things, changes in their will that may be a sign that memory is lapsing. also, look for suspicious financial activity. if you see a lot of atm withdrawals you know that your mother has been actually bedridden that is not possible. find out if that is happening. unpaid bills and unusual purchases. you know they wouldn't buy these things. the next one is really important. watch out for scams. the aarp bulletin did a huge bulletin about seniors being targeted. >> all of them say medicare is one of the top ones to watch out

your medicare number needs to be protected. you want to make sure it doesn't fault into the wrong hands. you want to make sure payments you may have to make are yours. telemarketing another very important one. we get telemarketing calls. you want to make sure the business is legitimate before you buy anything or respond in any way. >> is there a website or something in. >> just go to the better business bureau and make sure it is a legitimate business. in terms of tech support here is one that the aarp found. if they are asking you to download a particular website that could be a virus or something for them to get access to your personal information on your computer. the biggest one is irs scam. that is a voice mail or call saying you owe back taxes, asking to pay for that. irs never calls you. the irs only contacts through u.s. postal service.

be aware of scams. when all else fails you might have to step in for your parents splmpt dw that's a big step for a lot of people to take. offer to take over and have the conversation before you do it. you can handle a lot of things remotely and then consult with someone if you need to and see if you can hire someone to help. >> great points. thank you so much. >> thanks. look who joined our couch. star of nbc's comedy. good morning. >> big season finale. >> we are funny and we get out. >> has she grown? learned any spanish? >> no. zero for her. >> we have had so much fun. the season finale is a cliff hanger. there will be a huge cliff hanger so everybody gets to

>> she seems so put together but she is clumsy and goofy. >> art imitating life splmpt dw exact dw --. >> exactly. >> we won't know for a while. it's really great. it's fun. we had a great time with being paired up with superstar and america. we are happy about our comedies. we hope to get picked up. >> lots of talk about it. >> i can't breathe in this dress. >> you look lovely. >> you can breathe next hour. >> i will do this standing up. >> monday night 8:30 eastern

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jazmin: i' m jazmin walker. detectives are searching for a missing newborn. investigators hauled away several dumpsters at the willow bend apartment complex in orlando for closer examination. the mother of the missing newborn, susan richardson, is in jail on child neglect charges and jason: got a couple things to tell you about this morning. we are a slow down on the beach line. that' the area. this is around the goldenrod area on the westbound lanes of traffic moving slowly with a left lane blocked. a crash on orange avenue at whether the road. use obt is your ultimate. we are seeing some slowdowns between seminole and orange counties. things are starting to smooth out for the drive. amy: things are starting to clive at the -- climate does temperatures. 52 in ocala and palm coast the in orlando and 65 in melbourne. all of the sunshine is going to continue to bring our temperatures up into the lower 70' s.

will kick up a little. they will be breezy at the north and northeast. that will keep us a few degrees cooler than we were yesterday. we' ll make it to 73 in orlando which is close to normal. cooler on the closed in -- coast in flagler volusia county. 70 forecast, we are warm and dry through the weekend. lots of sunshine, clouds, we will be in the mid-70' s friday against today. upper 70' s on sunday area no rain in our forecast until early next week. [captioning performed by the

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