good morning. vitriol and vulgarity. the republican race reaches new lows during last night's debate. >> he hit my hands. nobody has ever hit my hands. look at those hands. are those small hands? president? romney is here this morning to talk about that and his unprecedented attack on the current front runner. fraud. >> our exclusive interview with the man who some say wants to be the the savior for the republicans. winter's last gasp? rain, snow and a slippery commute for millions.

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>> i did buy the pre-sliced cantaloupe. new lows in the republican race. donald trump facing fire from his fellow candidates and mitt romney. governor romney is with us in our studio exclusively. we'll talk to him in a moment. let's start with peter alexander. here's here to break down last night's debate. >> donald trump fended off his rivals and the moderators who challenged his inconsistent positions from the past. this debate was silly, even surreal, with name calling, taunts, accusations, including one we in the media can't fact check. >> reporter: the blows kept getting lower. >> you're the liar. >> reporter: the show down at motown, coming down to hand to hand combat. >> are those small hands? he referred to my hands, they're small.

i guarantee you, there's no problem. i guarantee you. >> reporter: donald trump ripping down his opponents to size. >> this little guy. >> reporter: hit from both sides but pivoting to the likely opponent this fall. >> thank you. >> reporter: i have not started on hillary yet. believe me, i will. >> reporter: making nice with the moderator. >> looking good, megyn. >> >> moving to the middle. >> i'm changing it and softening the position. >> reporter: marco rubio and ted cruz not softening their attacks on the front rumper's er runner's failed business dealers, like trump university. >> if we nominate donald, we'll spend the spring, summer with trial.

it's a minor case. >> with hillary clinton saying, why didn't you give -- >> it's a minor case. >> he's trying to con the people into getting their vote like he conned these people. >> senator marco rubio is the real con artist. >> reporter: with only john kasich sticking to an uplifting message. >> why don't we come together as a country, respect one another, love one another and lift the country? >> reporter: insisting he'll stay through the race through ohio. >> we're heading up north, to my turf. >> reporter: hour's earlier, the 2012 nominee unleashed an unprecedented attack on the 2016 favorite. >> donald trumpy, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> reporter: key credential. >> you say, wait, isn't he a huge business success?

no, he reporter: the stop trump movement may have been stopped in its tracks with trump's rivals all pledging to back him if he's the nominee. even as they challenge trump. >> donald has a tenuous relationship with the tr what you said in the op-ed. >> donald, i know it's hard to not interrupt but try. breathe, breathe. >> when they're done with the yoga, can i answer a question? >> you cannot. >> i hope ee yoga on the stage. >> he's very flexible. never know. >> the next super tuesday is and we'll likely learn whether donald trump will be able to secure the nomination headed to a contested convention. that is a scenario mitt romney seemed to push for, urging people to support cruz and

nobody could stop party leader's names from adding mitt romney's >> mitt romney is now with us exclusively. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, are either a trader who proves that the establishment of the republican party is so afraid they can't control donald trump, that they'll do anything to stop it, or you're a finally put the race into perspective. to the people who think you're a hero, they're asking a question, and that is, why did you wait so tell me about the timing. >> well, i've wanted to be involved in the campaign, if you will, as a bit of a referee. when there were some foul balls,all them and see if i can't keep people guided on the path to becoming our next president. but the time came when donald outrage had reached such a level that i simply had to speech out. you get to the point where you say, your grandkids will say to you, papa, what did you stop donald trump?

>> experts are calling this an unprecedented event in modernistory in this country. a former nominee of a party, in a scathing takedown of the next nominee. this isn't a typical front runner. he's survived moments in this campaign that would have se. do you think your speech will matter? >> i don't know if it will or not. but i know i couldn't stand silent anymore. you can't have anyone whosees are so far from the views of my party become our nominee. and someone who has demonstrasn't have the temperament or the personal qualities to be a great president. >> you said he's dangerous for the country, for working u attacked him on his economic policies, foreign policies, personality, which you call his third grade here's a quote. you say, isn't he a huge business success that knows what he's talking about? no, he isn't. no, he doesn't. small

who worked for them. he inherited his business. he didn't create it. back four years. listen to this. >> donald trump has shown an extraordinary ability to ur economy works, to create jobs for the american people. i spent my life in the private sector, not as successful as nonetheless. >> that was four years ago, donald trump and mitt romney. >> he's made a lot of money but hasn't been uniformlyd is far from a genius. trump mortgage. trump university. trump vitamin company. one after the other,r failure. just because he's made a lot of money, one, you don't measure your life on how much money you've made, but it do economic policies are right for america. >> the people that are angry at you this morning, governor romney, are saying, wait a

though he was knee-deep in the berther movement and made other why go 180 degrees on the guy now? >> i was seeking his endorsement and now he lot of people that endorse me, i wouldn't endorse for president. a lot has happened in the last d i heard him say the things i had now, i wouldn't have welcomed his endorsement. when he calls george w. bush a en he says putin is a strong and powerful leader, popular with his ople. when he attacked a reporter. when he talks about women that >> did you beg him for his endorsement four years ago? >> i was happy to have his endorsement. i was looking for ascould possibly have. when it comes to who i would support for president, there are folks who endorse me that i wouldn't want to see as

candidates can find common ground, i believe we can find a person who can win the general election and who wille values of the party. given the process, this means i would vote for marco rubio in florida. for john kasich in ohio. and for which ever of the contenders has the best chance for beating trump in other states. >> you're calling for a donald trump movement that will lead to cleveland and a convention. >> i'm going to docan to make sure we don't nominate donald trump. i don't think he would be fit or has the temperament to be i want to see one of the other three to be the nominee. after march 15th, i think you'll see it narrowed to one or two contenders opposing donald trump and one of them. >> leading up, you want marco

and led john do you want them to back off to let rubio win florida? if we get to cleveland and a contested convention, how dof voters, some of whom have come to the process of the party for the firstald trump, how will they feel to have the establishment wing of the party pull the rug out from under it? >> a lot of people,or not, agree with me that donald trump should not be president of the united states and don't want to see him become the republican nominee. now, it's about 65% of who would like someone else. that's the way politics works. you fight for the people you supporho wins through the process is your nominee. >> you didn't endorse anybody yesterday. that's angered people. it can't be trump. why didn't you endorse? >> three people on the stage endorsed me and are friends. actually >> is he a friend of yours? >> we get along.

time together now, but we're going to see on march 15th, i think, ad. a that point, i wouldn't be surprised if i endorse one of the guys. >> not endorsing someone now, governor, have you left thet wide enough for you to ride through it on a white horse? do you want to be considered as an alternative to save thist gets down to a contested convention in july? >> no, no. the people who can save this party are ted cruz, marcon kasich. we're going to get a sense within a few days of who that person might be. i'm going to be supporting and doing everything i can to make sure they become the nominee of the party. >> i'm going to be a little stubborn on this. under any circumstances, large numbers of people in the establishment wing of the republican party come to say and say, mitt, you can save the day, under any ances, would you be a part of this presidential race as a candidate? >> there are no circumstances i can foresee where that would

let me say something else. >> i can no reasonable scenario i can imagine. >> just slam the door on it. close the door. unam biguous unambiguous, i will not run for president. >> i won't run for president. republicans who believe in conservative values. whether established or not, people around the pe watched what's going on. what's happening with donald trump, people are angry, as theyut he's channelling the anger in a way that won't help americans. we need to create goode american people. >> the tone of the race. candidates call each other losers, liars, sweaters, chokers. other's appearance, the size of their ears, the size of their hands. you read between the lines. running on the republican side, in your opinion, who has been the biggest adult and the most

>> well, it's very point to the person who has been the smallest adult, and that's donald trump. he's taken -- >> how about the other way? >> i'll go both ways. attributes and made fun of people throughout the campaign. some of the candidates say, i have to return fire. last night he pointed atbio saying, little marco. little marco. this is a new low in presidential g. i think john kasich is saying, i'm not going to do that. recognize that if you want to become the nominee, you've got to prosecute the oppositionll as lift yourself. >> would you vote for hillary clinton or sit out voting as opposed to voting for donald trump? >> well, i wouldn'tnald trump, and i wouldn't vote for hillary clinton. i intend to vote for our nominee and i expect that nominee to be a real conservative and >> mitt romney, i appreciate you coming in this morning. >> thank you, matt. good to be with you.

>> i have nicolle wallace, aications director for george w. bush. >> governor romney made this speech. we've heard him a few minutes ago. if you don't like donald trump,ine it was ka that are r great to hear that. do you think it was persuasive does support trump? >> a piece was in the wall street journal about how the republican party is broken. the establishment split with the base of our es the point that you can get a new establishment. you cannot get ay. we are at a moment where, i think, it's very perilous to indict the wishes and now the choice of of republican primary goers. it was a brave speech, to go out and make a speech like that after people have started to vote and to be without somebody for someone takes political courage. romney is respected by many republicans.

the people decided they could never support trump will be cheered by his words, but i don't think he got through are inspired and animated by trump. >> there are still a lot of voting left so we'll see how voters come down. no question donald trump is a front runner now. let's talk about the debate. does it move the needle? does it >> i don't think it reshuffles the order of how the races will come down. but we need a new rule. when there is a reference to of body parts, they need to defer to john kasich. talk about someone watching with their cringing through the whole thing. a party has to look at how we resource the elegance to the office. >> it's like a square jar, a delegate in every time. >> yeah. on the democratic side, there is new developments on

manage clinton's server is now cooperating with the fbihas immune ity immunity. brian pagliano has records show no evidence of hacking. clinton's use of the private e-mail server during secretary of state has prompted ann into whether she and others in her administration mishandled classified information. snowing here in new york, arough. >> that's right. this will be a quick hitter. this is delaware, and there's a bit of snow but it's the most part. there is slushy surfaces. we have school delays from the washington, d.c. area to the new york area. for the most part, thisuick hitter. the radar, you can see rain along the coast. you're looking at snow all the way up into new s system pushes up and away, it will intensify.

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ahead. it was a fiery debate in detroit last night for tsidential candidates. cruz and rubio stepped up their efforts to take down the front runner trump. the big news, trump e size of his hands. he kept talking about them to nbc news in the post-debate >> the hands and -- are? those are powerful hands. hit a golf club 285 was proud to hold my hands up. these are politicians. they say things and make things up. you know, you have to clear up the record. >> this morning, some are suggesting the real winner of the debate. she sent out memes mocking her rivals. including one asking, how many more of these do we have to sit something else that came up at the debate. mitt romney's speech labeling trump as unfit for offer and gop and the

mitt romney was with us in our last half hour and asked him why he waited so long to get race. >> i wanted to be involved in the campaign, if you will, as a bit of a referee. when there were foul balls, be able to call them and see if ieep people guided on the path to becoming our next president. the time came when donald trump's outrage had reached such a level that i simply had to >> romney said he'll do everything in normal political bounds to stop trump from being we have a lot to talk about with our next guest, senator marco rubio. good to see you,d morning. >> you really let donald trump have it, calling him a con artist, calling him a fraud, saying he doesn't really knoworeign policy and seems uncurious to learn. something happened at the end of the debate. you rose your hand and said, yes, if he's the nominee,port him.

it's the quandary we're in. we as republicans feel thatton would be a disaster to the country. that's how bad she is. i would look at that as a reflection of how bad she is, not as good's what i want to avoid. i don't want us to nominee someone that people have to be asked this question about all the time. if this was anyone else, anydate that ran for president this year was in the position that trump is today, the question would not be coming reason the question is asked. there is a significant percentage of people inat would never vote for him. he's vulgar but also has no policy ideas. the ones he has outlined are either dangerous or un-sn a bad spot. >> when push came to shove, you said you'd go to the ballot box and vote for donald trump. >> yeah, i know. voting for hillary clinton. i get it. look, i understand your question. it's not -- this is the tough spot i want us to avoid.

nominee that people have to settle for or make excuses for why they voted. the only way to avoid that is unify around a campaigne, because i can bring the party together and grow it. we're not going to be able to do that under donald trump. we'll be asked this question in if this is the mood in october, we'll lose to hillary clinton. that's why he does poorly against her in the mitt romney endorsed a strategy, not a candidate yesterday. he said, do anything to stop bio in florida. kasich in ohio. cruz anywhere you think he'll be the winner. ight now? are you saying, the best i'll be able to do at this point is get it to a contested convention, where we can settle it there? >> no.y strategy is vote for me in florida but vote for me everywhere else, too. i want people to vote for me everywhere else. this is not about a contesteder se.

the reality of it if you look at the delegate masses, if things continue the way they are y may not, but if they continue the way they are, it'll be hard for anyone on the ballot to get to 1,237 delegates. that doesn't mean a brokered you could have someone that really gains steam down the stretch here and hf delegates and brings everyone together who agrees. this is an unusual race. there's anxiety in the country. donald trump has takenhat to try to pull off the scam job, where he's portraying himself as something he's not. he's injected aar vulgarness into the campaign that we've never seen before. >> in the debate last night, there was a lot of talk about the size of hands and what that correlates to. i know donald trump is no an insult, but after all, in fairness, senator rubio, you are the one who introduced this particular insult into ourdiscourse.

>> oh, please, donald trump has spent a year doing this onbasis. in fact, there is not a speech or debate that donald trump does that he doesn't personally offend or try to offend somebody. i said something one time to a guy wto. by the way, in response to an attack against me. i didn't do it last night. i didn't do it repeatedly. it happened one time because therical bully. he mocks the disabled, makes fun of minorities and women, makes fun of journalists, his other even last night, he was asked about foreign policy. his response was a personal attack against me. this is going to be thehe republican party and the president of the united states? i mean, what we has done, he's turned the most important election in a generation into a circus and a freak that to end, and i'll continue to work for that to end. >> senator rubio, can hear it in your voice, late night, earlynk you for your time.

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matt? >> al, thank you very much. clong arguments getting underway this morni in the $75 million lawsuit brought byter erin andrews over the leaked video secretly recorded at a nashville hotel. morgan ra the trial for us. good morning. >> good morning, matt. the jury could get this case as

fact, the hotel shares the blame for the secretly recorded stalker video, toandrews has suffered and, three, whether it was worth a potential $75 million. >> reporter: today, the last chance for erin andrews'o convince the jury that her stalker video left her emotionally damaged. >> erin andrews has suffered and suffer serious mental injury and horrible mental anguish and emotional distress. >> reporter: the defense argueshe case, it hasn't hurt her career. >> would you agree with me that her career is not -- now >> yes. >> reporter: jesse palmer testified by video, so the defense could andrews hasn't been so damaged that she can't work. >> how does she rate, as far as theporters you've worked with in your career, among the best? >> yes. >> if not the best? >> yes.

incident in 2009? >> how about after the incident? >> yes. >> reporter: that's why the defense says the hotel shouldn't have to pay. >> emotional stress without physical injury cannot state a >> reporter: especially, they argue, since the front desk clerk who checked in andrews' stalker, michael barrett, says she didn't give him rook number. >> i would not give that information out. >> reporter: andrews' lawyers say the hotel gave out the rook number, allowing barretthe video. something andrews says she will never get over. >> i know i'm not fine. i think about it every day. >>iven gidlines s guidelines on how to assess a emotional damage but it doesn't mean award anything at all. >> thank you. up next, a high-profile trial. martha clark speaks out about the o.j. simpson decades later, she's blaming herself for the controversial outcome.

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>> what do you want me to do, you watching the mini series? >> i am. i didn't think i was going to, to be honest with you. i didn't think i could bear it, the reliving of the >> i'm marcia clark. >> i think she's a genius, and i've always been a fan ofched it, and it's really good. >> do you have enough evidence to convict o.j. simpson. >> of course we do. >> reporter: back in 1994, when the murders occurred, no idea what she was getting into. beginning when one of the detectives first mentioned the prime sugoes, you know who it is? o.j. simpson. >> who is that? >> you're not a football fan? >> wasn't a big football fan. i know who he is >> i have o.j. in the car. >> reporter: clark had been assigned the case when simpson led police on the infamous ase. she says she quickly sensed prosecuting him would not be easy.

of the road cheering.ght, oh, my god. this is not good. and it gave me a full on view of what we were up against. >>on, take him down if you have to. >> reporter: simpson was arrested and charged for double murder. >> how do you plead for c >> i plead 100% not guilty. >> reporter: kris jenner, nicole brown simpson'ssuspected simpson was guilty, especially after nicole told her a shocking secret weeks before the murders. >> things are really badnd i, and he's going to kill me, and he's going to get away with it. >> reporter: at trial, clark says she couldn't call jenner tose her story was hearsay. still, prosecutors felt they had a slam dunk case. based on blood and dna

marked with the item numberthe defendant. >> reporter: the case was also about race. simpson's attorney, johnny able to undermine the state's evidence with a simple but memorable line. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit.hen after eight long months -- >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant not crime of murder. >> do you blame yourself for this? >> i always do. i do. it was physically painful. it was not reporter: nbc news, los angeles. >> on occasion, we've all talked about going bace moments we covered during that case. just imagine what it's like to go back and look at it when you were so intimately involved in >> and how everyone's life changed after that trial. she, by the way, began working in private practice.

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8:00 on "today". coming up, finding love after loss. facebook exec sheryl sandberg'smored romance months after the death of her husband sparks a debate online. when is the right time to move on? ready for gwyneth. oscar winner, mom and entrepreneur gwyneth paltrow joins us live for the first time in about a decade to talk and facing the future. and a legend is in the of country music, loretta lynn celebrates a brand-new album with a live

classics today. 4th, 2016. i don't like it, i >> good morning! >> louisiana loves "today". >> all the way celebrating our eight-year anniversary. >> today is my #60 in the city. >> celebrating my 11th birthday. love you, dad. >> celebrating our sweet 16york city. i don't like it, i love it >> we're back now. 8:00 on a friday it's the 4th day of march, 2016. we've got some new york city and many parts of the east coast. a little wind. not too bad. i have to say, it'll end pretty soon.

just a bad i just say, not often do s pick cameras and take a picture with a guest on the show. today, loretta lynn is here and get our pictures. we have news about wrangler. >> a year has gone by since we rolled out the red carpetangler, puppy with a purpose. wrangler will be leaving us and going to his next step in his guide dog 's next friday. wrangler will spend six months with a formal guide trainer and then hopefully be placede'll go on to help. >> wrangler, please write. >> he's trying to catch ae on his nose. >> it's all for a great cause. that helps. >> yes, it does. >> natalie laz a has a check of the top stories.

the republican presidential campaign heads into a crucial stretch after a prime time debate that turnedomney in an exclusive "today" interview answered questions about entering the race himself. hallie jackson is in detroit for morning. >> good morning, natalie. this showdown in motown proving just how split the republican party is. donald trump pushed on his pastsitions as the front runner, faced all the fire. >> reporter: even after 11 gop ment, unprecedented. >> and he referred to my hands. they're small. something else must be small. i guarantee you, there's no guarantee. >> reporter: donald trump below the belt and under fire from all >> breathe. breathe. >> when they're done with yoga, can i answer a question? >> you cannot. >> he's very flexible so youknow. >> reporter: trump targeted even before he took the stage by

romney. >> his promises are as degree from trump university. >> reporter: romney telling matt -- >> i'm going to do everything within the normal bounds to make sure we don't nominate donald trump. i think he'd be terribly unfit for office. he doesn't have the temperament to be president. >> reporter: this morning, romney insisting to matt consider stepping in if the race came down to a contested convention, but not completely closing the door. tances i can foresee where that would possibly happen. >> reporter: the stop trump movement extending to the debate stage. marco rubio and ted cruz taking >> he's trying to con people into giving them their vote, just like he conned these people into giving them their money. >> let me ask home. is this the debate you want playing out in the general election? >> reporter: john kasich looking to stay above the fighting. >> reporter: even after all the fighting --

>> reporter: all the candidates answering the same when asked, would you support the nominee? >> i will support whoever is the nominee for yes because i gave my word. >> i'd support donald to be the nominee. >> the answer is, yes, i will.io was telling savannah his morning his willingness to support trump reflects how bad he believesuld be as president. romney says he may endorse rubio or cruz or kasich but hinted it probably won't come until after the march 15th >> hallie jackson? in detroit, thank you. the obama family won't be leaving washington right after they leave the white house. said they'll probably stay in d.c. for a couple years so his younger daughter can finish high school 14-year-old freshman. big sister should be off to college when the president's

bobbi kristina brown died as a result of her face being immersed in water long with drug intoxication. she was found unresponsive in a bathtub in her atlanta area home last year and died injuly. a medical examiner says marijuana and alcohol were involved, along the medications used for sedation or to treat today would have been her 23rd birthday. a shoplifter took a hit while making his get re still looking for this man who, caught on camera running from a south carolina walmart, bam. >> oh!the passing suv outside. he got right back up and kept on going. police say he had taken about $40hout paying for it. that had to hurt, that blow. guys? >> wow. >> where do youmally you'd feel sorry for somebody.

let's take a look now and talk about some photos, recent photos, of facebook coo sherylrg that are sparking a discussion about loss and dating. >> today's erica hill is here with the story. >> good morning to you. sheryl sandberg'sbook post, which we remember after the sudden death of her husband last year, showed an support. as she appears to be moving on, new missage age messages are pouring r: the new york post claims she's dating bobby kotick. speculation has sparked reaction while some question the timing, the majority have been supportive. >> good for her. trying to find happiness again. it is rather soon, but then again, different people see things differently. all of us walk our own path,

the judging to the courteauty pageants. living with grief. >> there is no time frameen it's right or wrong or when someone should start dating. >> reporter: sandberg has been open about her grief, sharing aost one month after her husband's death. i think when tragedy occurs, she wrote, it presents a choice. you can give in to the void, thes that fills your heart, or you can try to find meeting. when i can, i want to choose life and those words triggered an outpouring of support. sandberg spoke with savannah about the response. >> i think loss and trying to rebuild and resilience, ihuge part of the human condition. my children and i have worked so hard to rebuild our lives and find happiness and joy and gratitude again. i think the support of and our friends made a huge difference. >> reporter: support that is essential at every step of the

>> as cliche as it is, life does on. for many, many people, life means finding another lifelong partner. so being supportive, beings, trying to get to know what in that relationship they're attracted to, but just be curious and>> we did reach out to facebook. understandably, the company declined to comment. overall, there was a lot of support and a lot of people online saying how is. you know what? at the end of the day, it's not our business. >> that's right. whatever she does, i's hearts are with her. the family went through so much. >> you want people to find comfort in for them. >> agree. >> erica, thank you. coming up next, a play list that is apparently scientifically women through the process of gives birth. seriously. notice anything unusual about these oranges? why they're landing whole foods

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last year, the company was criticized for selling water at $6 a pop. this isn't about price, it's plastic. a twitter user posted this photo, showing prepeeledbeing sold in plastic containers. critics say it promotes laziness and violates whole foods' o-friendly policies. the store wrote on twitter. definitely our mistake. we hear you and will leave them in the natural packaging,peel. that item was selling for $6 a >> wow. >> those are expensive oranges. >> think of the team of people that peeled all those to put out >> are we that lazy, we can't peel an orange? >> don't they do it with melon and all that? it. this is more portable. >> i'm not going to judge people for laziness in the kitchen. not going there. >> it's an orange.

women in labor, you may be able to rest easier. you can thank spotify cht the music streaming service released a birthing play list. it's true. having my baby >> no, that's a good one though. "under pressure" by queen and david bo good one. >> spotify said this is a scientifically designed list. they compiled it with an ob-gyn. >> pearl jam. >>breathe." >> lyrics, stay with me, let's just breathe. >> my doctor asked me when i had a scheduled c-section, i wanted. i wanted springsteen. >> deborah said, if you don't turn that off, i'll kill you. >> they asked what music i couldn't think of anything. it was too much pressure at the moment. >> what song? >> first song they'll ever hear. >> there's a lot of pressure to

>> i know.on to caitlyn jenner and her surprising pick for president. jennifer lopez addresses her feud with another pop diva. carson? >> first, caitlyn jennering her pick for president. the lifelong republican saying, i like ted cruz. he's conservative and atutionalist and is an articulate man. she also said he's one of the worst when it comesissues. she's offering to be an ambassador between him and the trans community. jennifer lopez and her feud with mariah carey. years ago, mariah was asked about j.lo and said, quote, know her. of course, everybody knows jenny from the block. the ladies went head to head with competing shows in las vegas. wendy williams asked j.lo

nose and a pair of sunglasses and a hat and gone to check out the competit and saw a bunch of shows. i saw everybody. i didn't seema mariah because sheyet. >> who? >> i saw britney. >> i'm playing. that's what mariah said about jennifer one time. trying to say anything. >> she's forgetful, i guess. we've met many times. >> j.lo may be throwing a little her way.ow you read into that. she plans on seeing -- she's going to see mariah's show when her ough j.lo is busy. finally, jimmy fallon. we're seeing shows like "full house" be it was part of the tgif lineup back in the day. "family matters." so jimmy was inspired to redohis own show open.

the day is done words gone crazy, but smiles are waiting you know where to go jimmy fallon, "the tonight >> so good. >> love it. >> that is your pop start. >> carson, thank you. mr. roker? >> i'd like us to do that. that'd be fun. we are looking at the threat ofer starting early next week. sunday, a few through sx texas to oklahoma. then minnesota to texas. some severe, isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. look what happens on tuesday. stretching from st. louis down to corpus christi. severe storms very likely.

this will be the day of highest risk. it is going to be a very busy day on tuesday. that's r latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. is there anything that oscar winner gwynethaltrow can't do? her career spanned music, tv, and business, with her lifestyle brand goop. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you haven't been here in 11 >> is that true?

something stupid to you the last time you were here? >> most likely. >> did i? tell me everything that's bn in life. start with 11 years ago. >> well, i don't want to bore you this early in the morning but, yeah, i've been doing a i moved from london to california. started a business. >> how do you like business? look, it's one thing to act and have critics and all that stuff.ther thing to pour your heart and soul in a business. it's not natural for a lot of people. did you find it came eas >> it's been a steep learning curve. i really love doing it. i'm energized by it. it's challenging and are you hands on? >> completely. it's my 24/7 focus right now. >> so the priorities have shifted? in other words, that takes up this space and acting and music are down>> for the time being. i mean, we took investment last year. as soon as we had other people's money, i realized i really focus on this completely.

but probably not right now. >> you're evolving. you have you have skin care. >> we do. >> did you watch the oscars the other night. >> i was home in pajamas. >> so was i. when you watch a show like that now, are you the skin police? do you look at the red carpet and look at actresses and actors and think, they could do something about the wrinkles? >> no. >> they need corybody looked pretty good. it was a pretty good red carpet. >> do you find people coming up to you on the street and asking for advice and saying, now thatsiness, how do i look? >> i think at goop.com, we're very much -- we're kind of like a trusted ople, as an extension of the brand, come to me and ask for tips or travel tips or health or wellness, beauty. it's part >> i was reading something, i think "glamour" magazine, don't hold me to that, and you fought back against criticism on it seems like you've decided that since this is so important to you, you're not going to let

>> well, i think that people who are going to criticize -- and i'm always open to criticism and learning more -- but people who are going to criticize should have all impeer cal nformation. to say we're expensive when we have a range across all price points -- >> i like the way you put it.'re talking about is what you're saying. >> exactly. >> i saw pictures not long ago, super bowl, and coldplay was the >> yeah. >> there was a great picture of, i think it was apple, at the game. before i get to the picture, what is it like to take your kids to the them look up and see dad on the stage at halftime? >> you know, it's pretty incredible. it's also a little weird that l game is that. how do you also counteract that, you know, and instill that life all the time? but they were so proud of him, and it was such a gorgeous performance. very thrilled.

>> the pictures i saw, one where apple was holding beyonce's >> uh-huh. >> there's another picture of you and apple. can i just say, i mean, it's amazing, she looks just like her i'm sure she looks a little like her dad chris, as well, but she looks just like you. >> she's, well, alevel. she's an amazing girl. she really is. >> i think the other thing i really liked about seeing the pictures from the super bowl is it says that despite all been written and said about the relationship coming apart, you two still really support each other. >> we're a family. even though we're not in a romantic true family. we like to do things to reinforce that we're a family for the children, for each other. he's like my brother. he's really -- i'm very close to >> when the talk started about the uncoupling, did you ignore it? could you not read the articles?

>> i don't tend to read a lot of that sort of thing. i mean, obviously, i knew it was going on. it was kind of a big -- i unwittingly created ahoopla with my choice of words. i was sort of following a theory. but it was a very for our family, and emotions were very high and deep and all over the place. i just tried to keep touch as possible. >> and everybody seems to be happy which, in the end, is that not all that matters?that matters. >> coldplay coming to the show here in a couple weeks. i know people if you want tickets. seriously, i might be able to get you in. let me you. >> good to have you back. >> nice to be here. time. >> i won't. >> over to savannah. from gwyneth to a living lynn is here. do you know how excited everybody is? everyone has their cameras up. they want selfies.

it's 8:30 now, friday, march 4th, 2016. crowd on the plaza. it's our party crowd because it is definitely getting a little y, slippery. little bit of something for everybody.

we are so, so excited to have her here. she is a legend. she's an icon. also just an extraordinary woman and, boy, does she still have we've been hearing her rehearse this morning. everybody wants to go toobody wants to die >> she sings it better than us. a member of "today" shares her luck at an she'll interview on "queen sugar." plus, we'll catch up with gold medal winning gymnasts,mare y lou retton, carly patterson and nastia liukin. first, your weather. >> a lot of wet weather, heavy rain from central into the pacific northwest. windy in the plains. sunshine through the gulf. let's check out sunday, sunday! eastern -thirds of the country, looking good. sunshine returns to the southeast.

what a mess from southern california into the inner region, cascades, rockies. a lot of wet weather and heavy snow in the cascades. they may see 2 to 4 feet before it's all hat's going on around >> i have friends here from the athletic training society. they all look like they're in great shape. there you go.

these nice folks over o is emmy and leo? minnesota. >> you had to think about that for a second. >> i know. sorry, guys. i love you! >> p that's what's going on. let's go back inside. this morning on up for thee're up to tamron's internship for our special series. tamron, it's a good one. >> it is, guys. good morning, everybody. i got a chance to intern for one of the most in the industry. ava duvernay. remember her doll, sold out in e's working on a new project that she wrote, directed and produced. i got a chance to be her protege for the day. reporter: i'm in the heart of new orleans and i'm here to intern for director ava duvernay. she's shooting her series "queen

boss than bring a little sugar? she's made a big splash screen. she's taken home a stack of awards, and took home the award for she's paying it forward, working to bring fresh voices to hollywood. now, she's teaming up with the ultimate power player, for a tv series. i met up with ava's producer, paul, for a lay of the land. >> we're doing a big >> okay. >> few thousand extras. >> am i in charge of the extras? >> you help get the extras >> this is your makeup bag. >> who needs to be done up? do you trust me? to make your eyebrows look like bert and ernie. i have to get going after

are you my intern? >> i'm your intern. i brought the boss gifts.ow to get in good. give me some love herr an intern? >> i wasn't because i made my own films. i went the independent route. difficult for women difficult for people of color to direct. put it together, a black woman, and there aren't a lot of us there. >> when did you know that this was your cat always, always, always loved film. some people are music people. i've always been -- >> no. >> i follow you on twitter. man -- film like i love a man. you know what i mean? i really, really, it's like my . >> what do you do for in me as

>> i need you to be next to me, by my side. if you're on that side and i'm and say, tamron, you have to be there. >> thank god my dad was a sergeant in the ter: ava put me to work, delivering props to the extras >> you get a shirt. you get a shirt. >> tamron! >> i'm here. i'm here. >> good, good.ry good. i need this woman to have a white shirt instead of a blue >> let's change out the hat for a gladiator's hat. thank you, tamron. >> my boss me tamron. >> anybody? >> what's up, baby? >> i just need -- as soon as -- >> she'se but me.

>> reporter: maybe i needed pointers from an insider. >> you know i'm m ava's intern. technically, i'm kind of like your boss. >> oh, okay. >> are you no, not at all. >> reporter: while i may not have made an impression to other visitor to the set made her mark. your teammate. >> i know. >> did you know she was coming? >> i did. i did, yes. she's the fairy >> reporter: finally, time to impress ava and the crew. >> background, action! >> go, go! and cut. good job. you know what the magic p >> you. >> your action. >> oh, please. >> yes. >> thank you. >> it was so delicate that they

>> another scene that makes "queen sugar" different from other sets is that it is an alltorial team. it's a unicorn, rare, in the industry. so "queen sugar" is a dynasty set in new orleans, and it is juicy. the scene we were shooting involved a basketball player and his wife confronting him court. i'll leave it at that. let me tell you, it'll be a hitn own, the oprah win winfrey network. my internship consistedeating. >> hanging out with ava and oprah. >> tamron, thank you. this weekend, erica is up for the job.he day at j. crew with the creative director. up next, gymnastics golden

ahead to rio with maryy lou retton, carly patterson and

we're back at 8:41. we have olympic royalty. three of four win the all-around. >> mary lou u ou retton, carly nastia liukin. welcome back. laid >> good morning. >> before we talk about what happens this weekend, we were savannah's boot, klutzy. you said you are. how can a gymnast be don't know. my husband always says, i don't know how you did what you did. you're always falling. >> you always stick the landing. >> get aright.

that's what went wrong. >> the at&t american cup this weekend. set it up for me. >> this is one of the most f the year, especially being in the it's probably the biggest championships. this year, tomorrow, gabby won the olympic games four year ago, is competing. this has been her comeback. she competed last year at the world championships and won an the all-american, behind the great simone biles. and maggie nichols, an up and coming favorite, as well. >> all of you won before going on to the olympics. we all know what happened there. can we see top-level mary lou? >> all the countries in the world send their best to the american cup, especially in an olympic year. for us, we won the american cup in anent on to win the all-around. >> good prep. >> no pressure.

pressure on theviously, they're heavily favored going into this olympics. who is the competition for them? >> no one. >> it's true, mary lou. i think we're our own competition right now. i think we have so much t 10, 12 years has been so many girls, so much talent coming through. there's really not a bad choice of a team that you could put i think we're going to see a lot of gold medals coming in rio. >> i would not want to pick the >> it'd be really hard. >> we're five months away. we won't know the team until the trials in july. fierce five, gold in should we be looking at for? >> definitely simone biles. she's won three world all-around title lts s back to back. nobody has ever done that. gabby douglas. ally raisman, making a comeback championships, as well. i mean, the list is endless. i think the hardest part is

>> nastia liukin cup coming up,ll. fifth year in gymnastics. we're looking forward to the olympics. great to catch up with you, ladies. >> thank you. >> see you in rio yeah. >> again, you can catch the at&t american cup hitting tomorrow at 1:00 eastern here on nbc. just ahead, a treat. arom the legendary loretta lynn.

>> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly ou by citi. >> we're back at 8:46. we have in the studio a true american icon. loretta lynn is the een of country music. we're honored she's here, celebrating the release of her new album, "full circle." >> thank you, honey. >> there is definitely an energy in this studio because you are here. do you find you have this effect

>> i've turned over when i walk? >> your album is out today. this is the first studio album >> yes. >> have you been writing songs all that time? >> i've been working so hard. me all the time. son of a gun, i didn't think >> now, i heard -- >> you know, i got 90 some songs >> i was about to ask. you recorded 90. >> all ready. >> you whittled it down to. we got a lot more. >> was it hard to choose which 14 would make the cut? >> i let them do it. when they put them in there. >> you wrote a lot of the songs, didn't you? >> sure did. >> the song we're about that hear, you wrote, didn't you? >> sure ait to hear it. you have duets. you have willie nelson on this >> yeah. >> you like collaborating like that? >> yeah, i do. i like it.

>> was it reunion time? >> it was reunion time. >> do you still enjoy touring? >> i do. i love so do my boys. they've been raised, mama. >> they take care of you? >> they do. >> it's a pleasure to have you here. go ahead and sing your song. >> thank you. >> everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die once upon a time there lived a man and his name was and night but he didn't wanna

he cried, oh, lord, please let death is close i know god smiled down on hezeki and gave him fifteen years to go ts to go to heaven but nobody wants to die lord i wanna go to heaven but i don't wanna so i long for the day when i'll have new birth still i love the living here everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die when jesus lived here on this earth, he knew his father's plan he knew that he must give his

when judas had him, his father heard him cry he was brave until his death but he didn't wanna die wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die lord, i wanna go to heaven but i don't wanna so i long for the day when i'll have new birth on earth o to heaven but nobody wants to die everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die rybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die

>> loretta lynn, bringing down the house. >> i forgot the one>> nobody missed it. >> i didn't either. >> we just went to heaven. >> yes, we did. >> fantastic. thank you for so much. >> "full circle" is out today. such a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. coming up next, how was the we'll check in with the people we sent on the plaza last

everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die day. >> we're so happy. people>> one week ago, you probably remember, we sent five lucky remarkable trip. >> that's right. we plucked them off the p them to los angeles for the leap day weekend. this morning, we got to look at all the fun they had in the sun. >> reporter: the mission, escape coast winter for a spontaneous weekend in los angeles. where it's summer all year long. the lucky winners -- >> we're going to >> best friends, jennifer and rebecca. college roommates katie and z in search of the perfect taco. kim and amanda on a mission to

their silver anniversary. everyone was excited to get out of the cold and have fun once they arrived, they ditched their coats and boarded the bus to hermosa beach forwith a view. one famous beach house from "beverly hills 90210." >> that wase since i was 12. >> it was relaxing and so pretty. >> reporter: liz conquered hernge. >> fantastic. >> reporter: before heading to dinner at phillippe the. >> doesn't get better. >> reporter: they tried new eats. >> the texture is very pig. >> i like it. >> reporter: and surprised leah for their anniversary. >> thank you, guys. >> reporter: this group instant friends. a perfect weekend escape with enough sun to get them through

>> they all had a great time. we want to thank discovergeles for providing the trip. >> looks fun. we're back with more of "today" on a friday morning. who do you have coming up? >> zachary levi. al last night. >> all right. look forward to seeing it. back with more on "today" on a friday morning. first, a look at your localal news

morning on "today's take." jennifer garner reveals her hidden talent and you'll see it right here. the craziest mom month caught on video when we go spanning the world. and zachary levi strolls to tell us about his new play. all thatndnow. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on a friday morning.

>> not enough to be pretty. it's just wet. >> damp, cold stuff. >> what's this we're listening does it match? you ain't never had a friend >> i want to redo my tap routine. >> you got to tap? >> yeah, right. it was a 17-second routine. along with a whole ensemble. >> that's a longwas a lot of pressure. >> was your heart racing? >> the whole day, i was like, why did i agree with this? for the live show? >> yes. and al was there, up with the genie. he had to read lines. >> wow, natalie. >> al, of course, was mr. >> was there a live audience watching it? >> we were broadway, girl. >> i've always wanted to know, can the people on the stage see , or do you see light? >> i saw my family. i was looking at them smiling.

i said, i messed up. josh said, yeah, you were a little behind.e take the subway home? >> hope the metro card worked. >> no just singing. ing dancing. come on. they actually let me dance. that was a lot. we have to thank the cast of >> when is it coming up? >> we'll air it march 20th. >> what was al's role? >> he was a game the genie during this song, "never have a friend like me." it was fantastic. a great night. i can't say enough about the people nd the scenes who helped us get ready for the role. >> at least that was family what happened in the republican

>> we get jaded in the you never get surprised but i went, oh. descended into childish moments. trump said despite what rubio suggested earlier this week, when talking about the size of -- an old thing people said, if you have small hands -- trump said, i have great hands. you know what they say about guys can small hands. here's what trump said last >> he hit my hands. nobody has ever hit my hands. look at those hands, are they small hands? and he referred to my they're small, something else must be small. i guarantee you, there's no problem. i guarantee you. >> it's not even high school. >> if it weren't so serious, you could say, oh, my gosh. but, i mean, these are the

the gop side, running for president. mitt romney has been, you know, the former poke this morning. >> i feel like we're one debate away from whoopee cushions being put ont might happen next. >> oh, my gosh. >> i don't understand how the country can allow this to continue. you let your kids watch the know, you want them to understand the -- what goes into the process of electing a president. they can't watch thisbecause it ends up in a round of bullying, child-like behavior with name calling andeach your kids not to do. >> it also resulted in thousands more people going to vote. i mean, listen, the republicanve broken records. we've been out on the campaign trail.

you look at the debate, but a record number of people are turningo vote in primaries because of this. >> you know what's interesting, we had a graphic up a couple days ago, where in 2008, for thernout obama brought on the democratic side, the flip has happened this year. untold story. tons and tons of people are coming out, partlynald trump, or largely, i'd argue. trump and cruz were having a heated diskigs cussion about the ating process when senator cruz interrupted him. >> let me point out -- >> that is not what you said in the ld, i know it's hard not to interrupt but try. >> it's not what you said. >> breathe, an breathe. i know it's hard. >> when they're done with yoga, can i answer a question? >> you cannot. i really hope that see yoga on the stage. >> he's very flexible so you

>> the moderators of fox, they did a good job prosecutingntive cases and putting stats up and asking questions. it always seemed to those moments. rubio calling trump a con man, dangerous, the last question of the evening, candidaked if they'd support donald trump as the nominee. >> i'll support the republican nominee. >> mr. trump, yes or no? >> i'll support the republican nominee. would. what i have endeavored to do every day in the senate is do what i said i'd be the nominee, sometimes he makes it hard but, you know, i will support whoever is the republican nominee for >> the answer is yes, i will. >> yes, you will support the nominee of the party? >> yes. >> the top of trump said, if i'm to happen.

and people across the country, you listen to the campaign and people saying, donald trump will ruin this country if he's president. >> the world. >> then they say, i'll support the guy. >> i tweeted last night and said, this is why people hate i don't throw the word "hate" around. but when you tell the american people this person is dangerous for the country, but then an hour later say, yeah, to vote, you have to ask yourself, which is more important? your party and an unofficialdge or your country, or are you playing us? this is applicable not just to the republican party. this can be applied to the democratic side.s cycle. doesn't match what we're seeing but, nevertheless, is it party or country? what are you doing here? that's the romney is ready to answer it in some part. yesterday, mr. romney gave a speech in which he laid out a scathing indictment of donald

sat down in the studio and governor romney was asked about endorsement four year ago, when he was the gop candidate. take a listen. >> you said he's dangerous for the country, dangerous for working you attacked him on his economic policies, foreign policy, personality, which you called his third grade antics. acumen. you say, wait, isn't he a huge business success that knows what he's talking a about the? no, he isn't. no, he doesn't. his bankruptcies havel businesses and the men and women who work for them. he inherited his business. he didn't create it. let me take you back four years. listen to >> donald trump has shown an extraordinary ability to understand how our economy works, to create jobs for theople. i spent my life in the private sector, not quite as successful as this guy, but successful two guys. donald trump and mitt romney.

made a lot of money. but he hasn't been uniformlysful and is far from a business genius. company. one after the other, failure after failure. just because he's made a lot of money, one, you don't measure you life by how much money you doesn't mean his economic policies are right for america. >> but the people angry at you this morning, governor, are minute, he willingly welcomed the endorsement of donald trump four years ago, even though he was knee deep in the birthermovement and made other comments. why go 180 degrees on the guy now? >> i was seeking his endorsement. now he's seeking mine. that's different. a lot of people endorsed uldn't endorse for president. secondly, a lot has happened in the last year. frankly, had i heard him say the things i've heard him say now, ied his endorsement.

people don't likes cynical, to flip that way. the only thing in governor romney's defense i'll say, you can accept an it's something else to endorse somebody to be president of the united states. trump was a businessman at this point. now he wants to lead the romney thinks it's his obligation to prevent it. >> legit point. but the thing that matt brought up, at that time, donaldwas full birther. and had claimed that he sent people off to hawaii. they found all this incredible stuff he's never revealed. we'll see. i mean, voters are speaking out. ultimately, that's democracy. >> it's true. >> can we talk about something >> yes! >> not that politics isn't happy but -- >> well, something our viewers have contributed to. >> right. people have spoken. >> week, nat and i showed you pictures of our very first concert. you went to see.

ohio players as a 5-year-old. >> mine was no doubt. >> that's a great fun. >> it was fun. mosh pit and>> willie? >> i can't remember. i said i'm from new jersey,onn joe jovi. >> we asked you to send us your wildest looks from your first concert. the you guys delivered. thank you so much for sending these. these are the three finalists. our producers went over hat you don't know about myself, willie, natalie, dylan, we don't like to pick. a winner sochlt the . producers picked the challenging. who is this? >> boy george. >> willie? >> i can't >> boy george. >> 14 years old when she went to the concert. six cans of colored for billy idol in '83.

>> jaden made sure to look like a member of the jackson five while posing. met the jackson five in 1973. >> how cool. >> no one had the right stuff like our winner. drum roll, it is new kids on the block super man, fan, mindy baker. she's a single mom.ld daughter reagan. guess what? mindy, we are flying you and reagan to new york city next week to get a head to toemakeover. all furnished by our friends at jcpenney. hair, makeup. guess who is with us now? how are you?ning. >> hey. >> mindy, we told you you were a finalist. we didn't tell you you were the winner. how do you feel? >> i can't believe it.t ridiculous picture. >> it was awesome. we understand that you're going

are you and your daughter ready? >> we're rehe approve of the attire that you wore back in the day? >> she said it's the most ridiculous, awful picture she's ever seen of just as an extra bonus, i'll walk back to the set. willie is the only me new kids on the block flavor. >> i like them. >> have some movers for us? >> i don't have new kids moves. >> hanging tough >> the shoulder. >> mindy, congratulations. willie will work on his moves and greet you at the congrats. dylan, you have something big going on. >> we have the polar plunge in chicago. update to the forecast, is going to be 40 when i signed on. now, it'll be 34.

it's going to being on sunday in chicag >> while doing weather, zacharyvi took my chair, which is probably the coolest thing in the world. >> i feel horrible. this is not what a man would do. >> dylan has>> coming up next, we have zachary levi. he'll tell us what's in the

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zachary levi can do it all. voicing an animated character ingled" and starring in tv shows like "chuck." >> now, he's opposite laura ane krakowski in 17th. good morning. >> good morning. >> i think that's covered it. i can go o exciting. to be on broadway. have you done broadway before? >> my second show. i did a show a few years ago, and it was a great show. i learn add lot and ed a lot and grew a lot. the celebrate ing their 50th anniversary. they wanted to bring back some of their more favorite, beloved shows.

it's laura benanti, janei, gavin creel, and our choreographer choreograp it's an all-star list and i'm the freshman who happened to be voted on. i'll hang out. >> the story line is one we all know. it's such a great story line.the basis behind "you've got mail." >> there was a play, a hungarian play, written in the '30s. girl, and many other people who work in a shop, and they're constantly at hey're secretly each other's pen pals and falling in love with each other, like "you've got mail," and manythings can contribute their success to this material. it's a delightful show. very charming. it's a throwback. if you love movies like "the shop around the corner" or mail," anything with the classic charm, it is up your alley alley. and laura sings like an angel.

it'll blow your mind. >> jane krakowski is a good friend of ours here. let's be honest, difficult off have you found that? >> not at all. >> very difficult. >> jane and i, our first date, as it were, we lit the tree >> that's right. >> a few year ago. >> i remember that. >> al was out sick. jane and i did it. she was so lovely. we've kind of maintained aoughout years. she was the only person in the cast i knew a little bit. our dressing rooms are across from each other and have a blast. she's a lovelye love her. >> so funny, as is gavin and everybody else. >> you have a hat trick to show us. can we see it? >> yeah, yeah. >> i want >> whether i can do this or not, i don't know. this is in the show. i kick it. nothing to it, was incredible. >> wow. >> i can't even -- forget it. now nobody is going to see

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we gradually get back to the 50s and 60s by sunday. record highs through the northern plains. this will move east by the week. heavy rain, lots of your latest forecast. willie? >> thanks a lot. guy walks into a bar, and if it's jon tapper, you should be he's the host and executive producer ott f "bar rescue" on spike.

to transform them as only jon can. >> this is their ground beef mix. >> oh! what's the temperature in there, aaron? >> 60. >> 60 degrees. 40 degrees. all that food is garbage. all of this is [ bleep ]e! erin aaron, we have to throe w away everything in the kitchen. >> i'm self-conscious about our food at thisfull disclosure, i am a huge fan of the show. show. people who see that are going toeam at people and all that. there's more to this show. you go in and break them down at first. talk about the projects you takee aren't always easy jobs. >> they aren't. i never thought this level of failure even existed, honestly, until i did "bar they're hundreds of thousands of dollars in the hole, houses and marriages are on the line.

brothers who hadn't talked tonine years and worked in the same bar, next to each other. the family pressures and at the end of the day, i'm fixing people a >> no question. you called it sha x kespeare shakespearean. >> i have to push them and they star themselves and, hopefully, a happy ending. >> one of the things i know tus on -- notice on the show is people open a bar for the wrong it'll be fun. buddies will come in, and free food for everybody. that's not why you get into the business, right? >> don't open a barlike bars. open it because you like business. if you drink and hang out in your bar, friends come in, you're never going to make do that in your basement. >> lose less money that way. >> absolutely. >> what's the biggest problem you find when you walk into the bars?

money. other than fixing the owner's attitude, how do i make itagain? it comes down to this, bars aren't as profitable as people think. they make 12% of revenue, 12 cents on every dollar. if you overpour the liquor, the12% disaprocedure pears and now you're losing money. can you manage the cost? have you gone into a bar and found it's beyond help, repair, or do you always think there is something you can do? >> one time. i can fix any bar. i can, willie. you've seen me do it. i can really help fix a lot ofpeople and set your careers on path. one thing i can't fix is integrity. one time, i had an owner violet with the i saw that. >> i walked out because we won't perpetuate that. other than integrity, i take the challenge to fix anything. >> a lot of people think, you doese, walk away and god knows what happens to the bar afterwards. but there is a website.

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>> you have basic things like flour, sugar, oats, applesauce, u have everything you need to make it already in your pantry, which is great. >> okay. >> let's tackle the crumble. want to stir while i get this in? >> ve softened butter, three tablespoons, which isn't that bad. >> for a whole bad. >> we have oats, brown sugar, pecans. if you wanted to swap the nut for something else, you could. this can be a blank canvas for whatever spices. >> use the hands. >> crumble. >> >> after you really get into it, you'll see you get these chunks. >> at this point, if you want to freeze a batch of this, keep itd -- >> freeze it toen on a cookie fray? -- tray? >> absolutely.

and you'll get this -- listen to >> crispy. >> really good. >> granola bar. >> now the cake. in the cake, we're going to butter an 8 by 8. >> come on, >> oatmeal facial. >> i gave that job to you for a reason, natalie.r here. ingredients. >> is applesauce replacing oil? >> yup. it's also adding flavor.moist. eggs one at a time, make sure they're incorporated. then a little vanilla. as far as ingredients for the cake, really >> everybody has these ingredients on hand. >> we have rolled oats, flour. dry ingredients for the cake. baking soda once you mix it together, you get that. put nit there it i getting low on time. >> crumble on top of that?

it's going to look like this. really delicious.the cream, right? >> little yogurt. it's delicious. >> dylan, give it a try. >> one more way to use the this is lemon cream. we have a half cup of whipped ce to fold in other ingredients. i'll add sour cream for tanginess. this is also going to act as a stabilizer so you can make this in lemon and vanilla. >> then -- >> mix that up. >> this iskelsey, thank you. the recipe on our website. you can also find more recipes onrts tab. we want to recognize our food club member. karrie holland. shared her recipe for cake doughnuts. len berman is here with entertaining moments when we span the world in sports.

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the bleachers are set, popcorn is popped. it's all for our good friend len co hf he's on the radio 710. day. >> i was. >> how cool is that? >> you were great. >> thank y featured the super bowl and the start of spring training. what were the top sports let's go spanning the world. >> >> here's the question, bangingefense, the other

in belgium, the czech cyclistwinning, except there was one lap to go. he finished second. our soccer moves of the month. watch the goalie. he gets fancy and kick the ball to myself. >> oh! >> not a good idea. st.meet, a pelican goes lane hopping. it's a swimming obstacle course. breaks into the race. our fan of the month. remember this? state. that's really michael phelps. does it work? well, he's michael rse it works. >> yes! >> our play by play of the month. here's how you make the daytona 500 exciting. do it in [ speaking spanish ]. ? >> love it.

>> the winner,>> hamlin still won, by the way. georgia tech, tried to win $25,000 for a student. >> get yeah! >> and he gets to hug the mascot. that's the best part. how about a robot hitting a the phoenix open? does that work? >> hole in one. >> crazy? >> come on! >> a robot. >> i could have done that. >> here's my favorite. the kim jong-unt free games.org. what is it like to play golf with, quote, the glorious leader of north course. what about the next hole? every hole. the glorious leader gets a hole in one. >> lenny b., nicely done, >> never thought that kim jong-un would make spanning.

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we got some exciting news. steve harvey will be with us on monday. co-hthat? >> nice. >> etiquette questions for him, send them to us at #ask steve l lob them at mr. steve on monday. >> wow, okay. >> he's going to have to get through all of us first. erica is here. she has a look at what'sn this weekend's "today". >> it's my turn to intern. we saw tamron, dylan and sheinelle's.the day at j. crew. natalie and i spend a lot of time and money there. i sat down with jenna, the's design, and i got to for the spring. >> no way.

nbc news this is "today" with and hoda kotb from studio 1a in plaza. congratulations, you made it. jenna bush hager is in for kathie lee gifford. listen -- >> this is a good weekend song. >> this is how we're going toff your weekend.