good morning. targeted. auorities now believe the murder of famed hollywood publicist ronni chasen was not a random act. the question now,ho killed her and why? where and when, there's word the royal family will announce the date and location as soon as today. and we have got a feeling, our staff and crew takes on one of our biggest challenges yet. one take and no editing.

can we pull it off? "today," friday november 19, can we pull it off? "today," friday november 19, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. >> i was one who did not think we could pull it off. >> the idea of no editing. we were moving constantly from the start until the end. >> the cameraman was amazing. who's that guy? imagine throwing the biggest wedding in decades. now that they have announced their wedding, wliam and kate have to choose a church.

>> who's going to pay for it all? there's already talk the bill for this wedding could exceed $40 million. natalee's going to have the latest from london. and plus what advice does prince charles have for his son. a suspect has now led police to their bodies. we're going to have details coming up. and there's fallout over an emergency lding this month. a qantas airbus -- did the mpany that made that engine know of its defectshead of time. we'll have a check of the morning's top showtories. ann? president obama is in lizben

today. u.s. war tactics are escalatin in afghanistan. nbc's loeser holt is on the ground in afghanistan. lester good morning. reporter: ann, good morning to you, the president and nato leaders are working on a plan that would make 2014 theear to transition the security of afghanistan to afghan forces. they're not using the term exit strategy, but again transition, we saw a little of that for yourselves. i returned just a short time ago from camp leatherneck in helmand province. we went up in a helicopter to travel to the town of ma ja. it was the site of a u.s. offensive this year. we got a look at the area from

the air. used to be a no-fly zone it was so dangerous to fly into. i was taken to a area they say was secure. people are out, shops are open and more importantly they're not being shot at in that particular area anymore. the general also told me regarding an offensive, they will push hard, there will be no pause in the fighting this winter. >> we're going to press the insurgents this winter. we're going to keep pressure on him all winter, deny him the opportunity to retrain, to relist, to restoc there has been a tditional lull in the fighting and we're not going to offer him that opportunity and that luxury this year. >> repter: that's an area the taliban doesn't wanto lose, it's a rich poppy growing region.

the taliban has been weakened in terms of their leadership there. given those conditions, the question is can they replicate the success of that offensive in marja with this new offensive now? >> reporter: they're trying, they're pushing the tiban northward. we're in an area they said was secure. not far from where we were, they actually found another roadside bomb and detonated it. the general is confident they can replicate that kind of success, at least in helmand province. and lester will be anchoring live from bagram air basen the "today" show and on nbc's nightly news. 27 coal miners were missing, now rescuers are concerned whether the miner who is may be trapped below can get enough air. as meredith mentioned earlier, a central ohio town the

grieving today because people and police have now found the bodies of tina herrmann, her son and a family friend hidden in a hollowed out tree. the thre had disappeared with her daughter sarah maynard. riots are rocking haiti's capital city now where locals blame foreign peacekeepers are causing the cholera help deppic. 1,000 have been -- private security firms for screenin instead of tsa agents who are takg heat now from travelers, what many are calling invasive p downs. those are some of the top

stories at six minutes past the hour. let's now go back to matt, meredith and al. >> you left out one of the top stories, it's ann curry's birthday today. >> thank you, so much. i've spent most of my life working here, i figured tha out. i'm that young. >> happy birthday. >> out west, the snow is putting down some real storm bases out there, we're talking about a couple of storms that are bringing rain along the coast,

good morning. sus up and a clear sky on this friday morning. live view from the sky watcher camera, and the temperatures are cold. right now near freezing in much of the region, and it's now at 44 at reagan avenue. a bit of a wind. elsewhere, quite cold. afternoon high only the low 50s. lots of sunshine o. clear, chilly tonight. by dawn tomorrow, cold start saturday. otherwise a lot of sun to the 50s. 50 again on sunday. >> and that's your latest weathe we could find out as soon as today where wilam and kate will hold theiroyal wedding. "today" national correspondent natalee morales is at westminster abbey with the latest. >> reporter: speculation is ripe abouwhere this wedding will be heldit will be held here, westminster abbey, the church of

royalty. one thing we do know is tha when it does happen, the whole world will be watching. westminster abbey the great church of kings and queens. w expected to host the wedding of the century, a wedding that's a delicate balancing act for wiiam and kate. >> i think by our standards, it's going to be very grand, but by royal wedding standards, it will definitely be more modest than charles and diana's. it will very glamorous, a lot of pomp and circumstance, but it won't be over the top. >> the queen and charles are expected to foot much of the bill. it is likely several heads of state including president and michelle obama will be invited.

there's precedent, nancy reagan attended charles and diana's wedding. >> reporter: ifride and groom walk down this storied aisle, it will be just anoer wedding for this monument. walking behind her coffin, along with little prince harry. ♪ now you belong to heaven >> reporter: that memory will soon be replaced by a joyous one. now a young man of 28 who will be become a husband and future king. it is one of england's most famous churches. >> the royal church, the history goes back 1,000 years, this is a church where he will be

ultimately crowned. so the ties with this church run very, very deep indeed. >>eporter: 17 monarchs are entombed there, queen elizabeth i who signed her death waant. both prince william's grandmother and great grandmother were married here. also during a recession as england emerged from war. it was the first time television cameras were allowed to capture a royal wedding. five years later, also in the abbey, elizabeth was crowned queen. one wedding that did not take place in the abbey, that of prince charles and lady diana in 1981. that fair y fairy tale didn't lt

william and kate's more modest marriage will stand the test of time. the british prime minister has declared tt the wedding day will be a national day of celebration and he also wants this to be a holiday so that everyone here can joy it. meredith, better start looking for a hat, you'll need it. >> for more on prince willi and kate's wedding plans, let's bring in the royal editor of the uk paper, the express. camilla, good morning to you. good mornin guys. >> so many questions around this wedding, including where this wedding will be held. we know that kate middleton and her sister visited westminster abbey a few days ago. >> just because there was a photograph of kate here and no one called her doesn't

necessarily this going to be the venue. it's just the leading horse of a two-horserace. >> we all have an image of prince william as a 15-year-old boy walking into the abbey behind his mother's casket. that place would have sad memories for prince william? >> the gene got married there, the queen mother got married there, it was t site of the queen's coronation and people moressociate diana's funeral. first of all they associate diana's death with france. but it's going to be a bright and cheery occasion, that hean go over at. st. pa . >> tom bradley the only

journalist who interviewed the couple after their engagement announcement, he believes it's going to be in the march, the wedding. what are you hearing? >> i'm hearing obviously that the top pick is going to be march. i know that photographers here, particularly, don't want it t be march because you guys are familiar with the english weather, it might be raining, that's the last thing we want. so the photographers are all saying they want it in june so it will be a bright and happy occasion. >> you mentioned william's parents when they got married. the country was in a recession back then with unemployment rates that were even highe than it is now. but they chose to have a very lavish affair. talk about the balancing act for the royal family now trying to bring some joy to the country obviously a a tough time while so being mindful of the fact that the economy is so bad for

so many people? >> it is a very careful balancing act. we associate charles and diana with success and greed andll the rest of it. why they can't get away from the fact that this is going to be a large scale event, they need to make se it's not too ostentatious. so of course there's going to be a huge guest list. they don't want it to be too showy. >> and finally, both the queen and prince charles are expected to foot much of the bill, but how much is going to fall on the taxpayers? >> inevitably the taxpayer is going to have to fund some of it because think of the security that goes around the royal wedding. you've got all of the royal family and all of the heads of state under one roof. that's going to cost money and the taxpayers pay for security

here. the taxpayer will bexpected to pay for the curity bill. it is 7:15 and now here's matt. >> there are new develments tied to a midair emergency involving the world's largest passenger jet. 450 people we aboard a quantas airlines jet a-380 forcing an emergencylanding. tom, good morning to you. >> reporter: what we now know about the multiple cascading -- we also are now hearing from quantas airlines that rolls royce may have known of a serious defect wh it's a-308 engines yet allowed the planes to continue flying. the home video of a hole in the left wing of quantas flight 32

is terfying enough, but we now know how lucky the crew and 450 passengers were to survive the midair explosion. when the plane's left engine exploded, debris apparently punctured two fuel lines, cut the control lines, served one of two hydraulic lines and shut down a power generator. even the front landing gear had to be manually lowered. flying the plane back to singapore took all the strength of the pilots and training pilots who happened to be on board that day. >> the pilot did a fantastic job. >> this was a major multiple emergency situation, it took five guys working together like astronauts on apollo 13 to get this plane safely down. >> reporter: the engine maker rolls royce had been shipping modified engines for the a-380

and not telling quantas airlines that the old engines had a defects. passengers continued to fly on the a-380s despite the risk. >> they may have miscalculated the risk. >> reporter: both rolls royce and airbus declined to comment, a catastrophic explosion like this one is called an uncontained engine failure, extremely rare in modern aviation. >> there are approximately 25 million flights in the world a year and we see abo 25 incidents and very, very rarely out of the 25 do we see an uncontained failure. >> reporter: while aviion authorities warned earlier this year that unusua wear on the engines could cause them to shut down in mid flight, a massive explosion wasn't predicted.

five international airlines fly the 380. and quantas remains grounded or it's a-380s are grounded. rolls royce may have to replace 40 engines. >> it's now 19 after the hour, here meredith. we are learning more this morning about the mysterious murder of veteran hollywood producer ronni chasen. detectives believe she was targeted. george lewis has the latest. >> reporter: a glittering hollywood premier for the movie "bu publicist ronni chasen can be spotted on the sidelines, the last picture of her alive. >> she was such a great person and to have such a violent, horrible thing happen just did

not compute at all. >> reporter: police say early tuesday morning chasen drove her mercedes down sunset boulevard in beverly hills, calling her voicemail at 12:22 a.m. to leave a to do list for the following day. as he turned on sunset, shots rang out. >> the likelihood of gunshots in this neighborhood is just so unlikely, i really didn't think that's what it was. >> reporter: chasen's car wound on the curbs, paramedics frantically worked on her, multip gunshots in her chest and took her to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. the hollywood reporter quoting an unnamed police official say police believe the killing was plannein advance. the theory is that another vehicle pulled up alongside chasen's mercedes and thehots were fired from that second car.

thursday night the mayor of beverly hills spoke out. >> from the angles, shadows and all that, we think that it was a straight angle. so it could have been an suv or a little bit higher car. >> people in hollywood are more than horrified, they are in absolute shock. >> reporter: cronni chasen workd on many films. her specially was movie music, representing film composures and musicians. >> she had timeless energy. >> reporter: police have removed items including computers from cha chasen's office and home. $25,000 have been offered for information leading to the capture of her killer or killers. for "today," george lewis, nbc

news, beverly hills, california. and still ahead, prince charles gives advice to his son.

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good morning. it's 7:26 on this friday, the 19th day of o november. i'm joe krebs. this morning a man is dead after an accident on the bw parkway. he was out of his vehicle when another driver hit him and killed him. the southbound lanes were shut down for out five hours overnight but they're now ope we'll take a break and come back

cold start to this friday. we've got the bright sunshine o, but temperatures around the region are just in the 30s in most locations. 44 at national airport. later today in the 50s with lots of sun. tomorrow mostly sunny and high of 50s. chilly each morning and through the weekend. warmer monday. jerry, how's the traffic. >> there's a carire on 270. lanes have been open for a while. we're loaded up, germantown off and . after that, moderate down to the

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7:30 now on this tgif morning. that is a live look at westminster abbey in london, gland. we'r going to have much more on that ahead. meanwhe, it is a bit colder here in the northeast, around 41 degrees right now in rockefeller plaza and our crowd is bundled up tight. i'm meredith viera alongside matt lauer. and new details of a newlywed who drowned on her honeymoon of the great barrier reef. >> now officials there have announced that watson will be

returned to his home state of alabama where he could face additional charges in this case. just ahea we'll talk to the attorney general of alabama who wants to bring those charges as well as gabe lawson's attorney. the man who will be king, in a rare and exclusive interview, prince charles opens up to nbc's brian williams. the advice he has for his son prince william, and the cause that he is most passionate about. and a little later on this program, we are going to wrap up our series "today" goes viral. >> one of the most complicated endeavors we have ever attempted. a mic video that involves almost every member of our staff. and we had to shoot it in one continuous mistake free take. did we pull it off? we'll find out coming up. >> we're going to begin this half hour on a much more serious note. the alabama man convictedn the 2003oneymoon death of his wife

set to be deported back to the u.s. amy robach is here with details on that. >> their scuba diving honeymoon was supposed to be the happiest time in gabe and tena watson's life. now gabe could fight additional charges here in the u.s. after officials here promised he would not face the death penalty. >> reporter: for the honeymoon, the couple went on a week long scuba trip to australia's great barrier reef. it should have beenn adventure of a life sometimtimelifetime, bride, it ended in death. it happened after her very first dive into the ocean, in 100 feet of water. this chilling ima taken by another diver shows tina on the sea floor. gabe said his wife panicked and she was too heavy to bring to the surface. >> she was looking up, had both

of her arms out, stretched up, almost like looking at me, reaching her arms up to grab. >> reporter: australian authorities didn't believe his story, to them, gabe, a certified rescue diver didn't try to help his wife. he washarged with her murder. in a police re-enactment at the scene, investigators said gabe gripped his wife in a bear hug and then turned off her air supply, ending her life. gabe watson pleaded guilty to manslaughter and served 18 months in an australian prison. he was released earlier this month, but could still face murder charges back in alabama. prosecutors believe the motive may have been hatched long before the honeymoon. it sounds like the prosecutors are trying to build a ce in the united states that he lured her down there to kill her so that he could get her life insurance.

>> reporter: before agreeing to send watson back to the u.s. that sought a guarantee that he wouldn't face the death penalty if charged. will it b vindication for him or justice for tina? >> when it's just a 26-year-old girl on her honeymoon, tnking that she's starting her whole life, and then it's snatched away. >> reporter: details on the timing of watson's deportation have not been released, but an immigration spokesperson says it would be as soon as possible. >> amy, thank you very much. brett bloomston is gabe watson's attorney, gd morning to you. attorney general king, let me ask you right after the bat, this happened in australia, why does alabama have jurisdiction. >> there's a number of different

theorys that would give alabama jurisdiction diction. if h planned the crime in alabama, and if when he killed her he intended to come back to alabama to collect an insurance policy or otherwise befit from his crime. >> you don't think you're going to have a hard time proving jurisdiction in this case? >> the australian government now says they have received all the necessary assurances that if he comes ba to alabama, gabe watson will not face the death penay. you have apparently written a letter to the austrian officials saying he would note get a longer sentence than life in prison. >> we would seek a capital sentence if we believe that's what the facts warrant because to do otherwise was allow australia to water down alabama's laws just like they have watered down their laws. >> are you allowing australia to water down alabama's law now. >> we call it extortion in

alabama. that's what happens wn they say we won't allow you to pursue this, they have watered down our law, now they have watered down al alabama's law, it was made at the request of -- as attorney general in alabama, i do care what victims think. that's a pretty strong word. >> matt, the attorney general, the state of alabama and local legislators pushed the australian government to precute gabe watson for murder. that prosecution did not come for five years. after five years of investigations and matt pushing is only what prompd the australians to - >> it's absolutely ridiculous to theorize that gabe watt soften planned a murder of his wife, traveled halfway around the world where there's absolutely

no evidence of -- >> he pled guilty to a very obscure australian manslaughter law which includes negligence. it's a negligent manslaughter standard. he pled guilty to being a bad dive buddy, he did not plead guilty to anything intentional and the

clear and cold on this friday morning. good o morning i'm meteorologist tom kierein. right now we've got a clear view. you can see that golden sunlight streaming through the colorful trees here as we get toward late november and temperatures are right near freezing in many locations under the clear sky. it's a chilly morning. a bit of a breeze coming out of the northwest.

highs today reaching the low 50s with that sun. clear tonight, tomorrow, mostly sunny. >> here's the forecast, we know what you're going to be doing sunday night, this is a big one, the new york giants going into the eagles stadium, lincoln financial field, will the eags clean their clocks when michael vick on the giants helmets? we'll find out, clear, cold, temperatures upper 30 to low 40s, on sunday night, football night in america. don't miss this one. matt? >> i will not, mr. roker. up next, a rare and exclusive interview with prince charles, nbc's brian williams with his conversation on the man who would be king. right after this. hey, you made your own lunch. yep! (mom) i'm so proud of you. the bus is here, gotta go mom.

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it's going to be huge. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence] back at 7:43, princeharles made one of the most anticipated announcements in years earlier this week, his son's engagement to kate middleton. now once ain captivated by the royal family, prince charles -- nbc's brian williams is with us now. hey, brian. good morning. >> it's an interesting conversation, weraveled as far north in scotland as you can go, a place calleded the castle of may, the one-time home of charles grandmother, the queen mum. you mentioned he doesn't give many interviews, especially to visiting americans. more tn that, w got a glimpse into his life. we fnd a guy who's passionate, frustrated and vindicated all at

the same time. he's frustrated over what we're doing to the earth, but he's vindicated that his issues over the last 20 years are finally getting talked about. he talks a lot about the environment,ut also about his two sons, the media and his next job. >> what do you see as the job description of prince of wales? >> it isn't a job description, you have to make it up as you go along. which isn't always revealed. >> reporter: he is the man who will be king and this week the future monarch saw his family once again in the spotlighthen on tuesday came the announcement of the engagement of his son william to kate middleton. >> obviously it's a thrill, they've been practicing long enough. >> in a rare conversation with prince charles in scotland, we

talked aut what awaits his eldest son. >> reporter: do you have words of advice for your son william upon embarking on this in an even worst med environment? >> that's the problem, isn't it? cause there's constt lecturing and advice. so it isn't that easy. >> reporter: he's under a microscope already and he's just a helicopter pilot. don't take the advice of the media. >> reporter: but how could he possibly -- >> which is very intrusive, indeed and very difficult. and i feel for him deeply. because in my day, it was definitely not. >> reporter: do families like yours talk about how to be a monarch? >> no, there's really -- you pick it up as you go along, i think. probably at a very young age and it gradually dawns on you what

it is all about or what the implications are. you watch and your learn. >> reporter: while all eyes are on william and kate, prince charles, also looks toward his n future milesne. at age 62, when most people are starting to think about retirement, he's still waiting to become king. the people around you said please, avoid the k word, so i've done quite good today? >> it's much better now when i think about it. but he's much better -- it's something that if he comes to it, regrettably it can deliver his own currency which is not so niceo say the least. so it's better not to think too much about it, exceptf it comes, then you have to deal with it. >> reporter: and then there's the question of camilla, the

dutch chess of cornwall who married charles in 2005. does the duchess ofcornwall become queen of england? >> that could be. >> reporter: a life defined by royal trition, but with the unconventional task of raising two sons as a single parent. sounds like the raf. one of your sons? >> not yet. >> reporter: both william and harry are military helicopter pilots, william flies search and rescue missions wh the royal air force, harry is training on army gun ships. for many years you raised two children as a single parent and you haveoth children in the military. which must wear on you.

>> it certainly did obviously whenarry went to afghanistan. but he was terribly keen to do so and it was veryifficult for william, my eldest not to go but i did say to him, when i was in the navy for five years, i hadhe same problem, they wouldn't second me anywre. but harry, i worried the whole damned time and i can understand profoundly what it is that other falies are going through, just how agonizing it is day in, day out, worrying about what is happening to your loved one. >> reporter: so it's called the man who will be king. and meredith, at 62 years old, what a fascinating glimpse we got intois life, this single father of two sons and what you can't imagine, what you can't envision is him just stopping all of his causes to be the monarch. so it may be a new kind of monarch. >> and probably a hard thing for him. brian williams, thank you so

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our time right now is 7:56. we have 41 dross in the nation's capital. chilly but beautiful blue skies out there. i'm joe krebs on this friday, the 19th of november. in the "news 4 today" metro ddot metro station. there was a collapse on wednesday. it could take weeks to fix it. today is day three of jury deliberations in the ingmar guandique trial. so far jurors have spent 11 hours determining whether he killed chandra levy nine years ago. we'll take break and come back and look a

breezy and cold. 30s in many of the rural areas. later today highs reaching the

low 50s. we'll have lots of sun. highs reaching upper 50s. sunday, partly cloudy cloudy. a bit milder on monday. here's a look toward the thanksgiving holiday looking rather wet. a chance of passing showers. jerry, how's the traffic. taking a live look at 395 coming up through the beltway, volume only. a couple of spots around the bend into the sunshine. all lanes are open to the 14th street bridge and one more stop. we'll held on over to i-270. delays have set out. now it's just gaithersburg on down. thanks very much. >> local school buses now equipped with high-tech cameras but they're not eipped to keep an eye o

8:00 now on a friday morning, it's the 19th day of november, 2010. no guts, no glory. you have heard that expression. that is our staffnd crewmembers attempting to create the most ambitious viral video yet. is a one take music video set to the music of the black-eyed peas "i've got a feeling." one take, one mess up, done. >> and we had to do it all over again. >> and do it, and do it, and do

it. and do it. and do it. and do i >> you're giving it away. >> and do it, and do it. and do it. >> it was fun. >> it was fun. >> it was a lot of fun. >> you're going to see the results of that coming up. >> what else coming up? big news out on the plaza. >> we have got kings of leon, they're coming up. so if you're going to be in the area gearing up for thanksgiving, you ought to combi. >> ann curry is standing by at the news desk. the white house says that new figures indicate that president obama's $8 billion

stimulus package last year will exceed it's goal of saving or creating 300 million jobs by the end of the year. chairman ben bernanke told international bankers that congress must provide even more stimulus aid to reduce unemployment. the republican tea party candidate in alask is asking a federal judge to block certification of the eleion result incumbent senate -- n to capitol hill where charlie rangel faces a harsh censure for violating ethics rules. kelly o'donnell has our story. >> reporter: only a few times has this committee recommended censure, it's just short of being expelleded from the congress. and for charlie rangel who's been in power here for decades, he was reduced to almost tears as hepologized to his

colleagues for his infractions, 11 ethics violations that include not paying taxes. a swedish court issued an arrest warrant on thursday for australian julian assange who's been leaking military documents. assange is wanted for questioning in the alleged rape and molestation of two women in sweden. his lawyer says assange did have relations with both of the accurs, but they were consensual. two hostages arrested in nigeria have been returned to their employees. they were rescued when nigerian security forces.

franke lauterbach -- who committed suicide this year after his dorm room encounter with another man was allegedly broadcast line. the bill requires colleges to adopt aode of conduct that prohibits bullyingnd harassment. those are some of the stories now at 8:04, now for a check of the weather from al. >> "today's" weather is brought to you by advil. make the

good morning. here we've got the bright sun, and it's quite chilly. there's a live view from the sky watcr camera. there's a bit of a breeze out of the northwest. 45 at national airport. it's near 40 in the nearby suburbs. many locations still in the 30s. laters today only reaching the low 50s with the blight sun and clear tonight. tomorrow should be a bit milder and then on the chilly side on sunday, a bit milder on monday. maybe the low 60s toward thanksgiving holiday. lo >> and that's youratest weather.

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>> reporter: take a look at this home made music video. ♪ tonight's going to be a good night ♪ >> reporter: at first glance it seems like a bunch of college kids having fun lip syncing to the song "i got a feeling." but keep watching and you'll start to notice ovwhat over 17 million youtube viewers have seen. the college class produced t entire video in one continuous shot. no stopping, no editing, everything meticulously planned and plotted, no room for error. if even one person hesitated or forgot the words, the whole take would be ruined. so how did they do it? >> it wa simple, just a camera,

maria had the big microphone. she gives the queue. >> luke and maria originally shot the video for a school project. >> you only two took takes to get it correct? >> we used the second take. >> reporter: for this group of canadian college students, two rehearsals and two takes were l they needed to get it right. but what about 150 "today" show cast and crewmembers? could we actually make a one shot music video? did we have what it takes? >> i got a feeling. . >> reporter: "today" is thursday and it's the most crucial rehearsal of the entire video. let me show you something, it is pouring rain out.

>> you are participating in the "today" music viral video, please come to the studio. >> reporter: it's only one minute from the time we start outside to the time we get to that studio door. >> as soon as the camera turns around and comes past the news desk. pull it out this way. arou to jim who i was going to put here. >>kay. >> so be loud. >> try to work up to the camera, instead of him trying to find you. >> i'm going to be bringing in both the noise and the funk.

>> so now let's just package what you're going to do. >> i take the handoff from donna right there in the corner. >> it's kind of a big deal. i'm a correspondent. let's do it one more time really quick. >> so i want to practice this transition. >> as i sing the second line, i'm going to be looking at her. >> so should i look back at him when i say myame or should i look at you? >> this has never been done on national television before. >> all right, here we go. in five, four, three, two, one. >> even more complicated than i realize. >> we didn't do this much for the olympics. >> we had a very easy part. >> we did. >> the main part. not the main part. >> we're all in this.

the question is, did we pull it off? so without further adieu, the world premier of our version of "i got a feeling". ♪ i got a feeling ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good good night ♪ ♪ a feeling ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a

good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good good night ♪ ♪ i feel it ♪ tt tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good good night ♪ ♪ i got a feeling ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good good night ♪ ♪ let's move it up ♪ i got my money ♪ let's get it up ♪ i know that we'll have a ball ♪ ♪ get down girl and just move it

up ♪ ♪ i won't let it go ♪ let's goay out and move it up ♪ ♪ look at it ♪ just take it ♪ let's take it down ♪ we'll shut it down ♪ let's groove ♪ let's do it ♪ let's do it ♪ let's do it ♪ and do it ♪ and do it ♪ and do it do it do it do it ♪ i got a feeling ♪ that tonight's gng to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good good night ♪ ♪ i feel it ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a

good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ let's live it up ♪ i got my money ♪ let's spin it up ♪ go out of fashion ♪ like oh, my god ♪ let's get it ♪ fill up my cup ♪ mazel tov ♪ let's take it down ♪ we'll shut it down ♪ and then we'll do it again ♪ let's do it ♪ let's do it ♪ let's do it and do it ♪ let's do it and do it ♪ and do it ♪ l's do it ♪ let's do it do it do it do it ♪ ♪ here we come, here we go ♪ easy come, easy go

♪ rock and don't stop ♪ up and down ♪ all around the clock ♪ monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday to sunday ♪ ♪ party every day ♪ party every day ♪ i can feel it ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good good night ♪ ♪ i feel it ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good good night ♪ ♪ "today's"oing to be a good day ♪ that "today's" going to be a

good good day ♪ >> yeah! whooo! >> here's a look at some of the people that helped pull itff. from the studio to the geniuses down in your control room. kathie lee and hoda with some of our crew. they're gearing up for a big show live from the caribbean. nbc' brian williams. want to do it together, guys? what was that? >> satury night in the williams house. >> let it out. >> brian! line! >> what is that? you have to envision your arms bonele. that's it.

>> is that all? >> that's all. >> you were fantastic. >> everybody was. >> we want to thank the steady cam team. it's like 60 something panels. >> we did it several times. >> and also our producers for the coordination of the whole thing. the rest of e week was great too. there's all the control room people right there. >> well done, everybody. >> it was great as a staff to do something like that. >> absolutely. >> and it reminded us of how special this place is. it really, really did. >> the cheering. >> and the party. >> the party was gre. >> don't you want to give up your other gig and com over here? >> we don't do a lot of backtracking where i'm from.

>> anyway, by the way, if you missed any of our viral videos throughout the week, or just want to mop it up some more, particularly brian, we have the video todayshow.com. >> take us to the break with the thing. >> come on! come on, brian! we'll all do it together, come on. >> we have to backtrack.

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but it's going to be fantastic. >> about 73 degrees. i'm in denial for the next week. >> it is the best holiday of the year in my view. so the best part of the turkey for you, the best part, the tail. >> what do you like? >> those two little things underneath, the dark meat, those little chestnut things. >> th's not what we call them. >> what are you best at cooking for thanksgiving? >> grilled cheese. >> i like ham.

8:26 is your time now on this friday, november, 19, 2010. one pers is dead. e victim was having car troublwhen hewas out of his vehicle and struck and killed by another driver. the southbound lanes of the parkway were closed for several hours overnight. we're going to take a quick

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8:30 now on this friday morning, the 19th of november, 2010. a big crowd he on rockefeller plaza. and if they come back next week, we're going to have a series of concerts. on tuesday, international sensation susan boyle is going

to be here. her new album is number one in both the u.s. and the uk. and the kings of leon will get their thanksgiving break off to a great start on wednesday. three big concerts live on the plaza next week. >> meanwhile, take a look at something else.

a november chill here on this friday morning. good morning. i'm tom kierein. right now temperatures are climbing into the low 40s. 50s nearashington in the bay. it's only going to make it generally into the low 50s in the region with lots of sun. tomorrow a bit milder in the upper 50s and clouds in the afternoon and midday. sunday, highs mid-50s. a bit milder on monday.

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we're back now at 8:37 with the first living recipient of the congressional medal of hon since the vietnam era. president obama issued the highest military honor to salvatore giunta the medal of

honor on tuesday. the hhest military honor that this country can award to one of its citizens and you were at the white house and you met the president, he put that medal around your neck, you were at the pentagon, inducted into the hall of heroes. can you even sum up the emoons of this week, sergeant? >> it's been awesome and exciting and fun and crazy and nerve-racking and -- >> emotiona >> emotial and great, but it's also reminding me of a lot of the things that people hav given for the united states. d all of those words, i guess i would have more words if i had a dictionary, it's been a lot. >> colonel jack jacobs who wor for us at nbc and another recipient of the medal of honor told us some things, he said you will very quickly realize with this honor thatou are no longer just you, that the medal of honor is heavy to wear for a

reason, it comes with great weight. do you thi do you understand what he's talking about? >> i am beginning to understand exactly what he's talking about. this isn't for me. i am the one wearing it, but this is for so many people who didn't come back from iraq or afghanistan and from all the wars in the past and all the unsung heroes who's stories ver got documented as well as mine. >> you story is unbelievable. you were in afghanistan, and yo group was ambushed by taliban fighters and we have a diagram that just sho some of what happened, they attacked you in an l formation, basically, and they were shooting at you from two sis. and they were close. i was reading an account of this and it said they werwithin the range that you could throw a baseball. that'sow close they were. can you describe what it was like when this firefight broke out. >> when it all initially

started, it all came at once. it wt from walking in the dead of night down a mountain in afghanistan, to really the world exploding fo us. we had rpgs. machine-gun fire constant. and it wasn't just -- the air was filled with tracers, they usually don't shoot tracers, tracers, tracers, there's several bulletsetween the tracers so what we were sing was only part of what was going on in the air. >> your friend was hit and what you found out was that somef these taliban fighters had actually taken him and they were carrying his body away and this is something that inow a lot of people in the military feared because it would be a prize to those taliban fighters to have. >> yes, sir. and what you did next was, you went and you assisted another

wounded soldi and then after learning they had carried sergeant brennan away, you went straight into enemy fire. and you chased dow the taliban fighters that were caring sergeant brennan away and you killed one of those fighters and you drove off the other and you brought yourriend back to the group, sergeant brennan. did you have a moment to think about what was happening, sergeant, when it was going on or was it instinct that caused you to do this? >> this is what we train for. i don't have another job. i am a professional soldier, as we all are, and i was only able to do that because everyone else was doing everything they could do, this was just one other brush stroke that completed this painting of this moment in time. and there was no thought, it was just reaction by everyone. >> you brought sergeant brennan back to the group where he passed away, unfortunately, as did another soldier that day. you lost two close friends. and i'm struck, jenny, byhe fact that he continuously says

it was us, it wasn't me, it was the group. others did their job. that's really what in my opinion true heroealways say. what do you think about hiss actions? >> i think that he is a true hero and i think that he's right, that's what they were trained to do and i believe if he wouldn't have done it, that any of the other guys that were with him would have done it. th were all there to help each other out and they depend on each other. >> i like the fact that while you say you're proud of him, it'sot changed the wayou think of him. >> no. >> i still have to do the dishes when i get home. >> you were asked the question -- by the way you did great job on 60 minutes telling your story. and in the end she asked you what kind of soldier y are, and you said, i'm average, i'm mediocre, and you don't seem averagor mediocre,ou seem

extraordinary. >> every single day since 2001 in afghanistan, since 2003 in iraq, people do incredible things that the american public never hears about. and the men i have served with, that i have had the privilege to serve with are truly incredible ani'm just one of them. no one special. >> will you make the army a career? will you stay in the army? >> i think right now, there's a lot of options coming in from the military and everything and we're just trying to weigh all these great options and pick the right one for us and it's taking us a little bit longer tn expected. >> hard decision. >> i can imagine. give yourself some time. and again, it's an honor to have you in the studio. congratulations. >> thank you. >> take good care of him. we're back in a moment, this is "today" on nbc.

back now with the inspiring true story of the man who endured a series of catastrophes. it is sold by the author of "seabiscuit jg. . >> the two books actually have a lot in common, but this one's about a man, not a horse. it took hillenglen seven years to write unbroken because she suffers from a chronic lness. she admits while the process w often painful, she lives vicariously through her books because the characters can do things she simply cannot. laura hillenbrand has spen most of the last 20 years in chronic illness. >> i like to live in my work

through very vigorous individuals and i have that wonderful effervescent man. >> now , he was one of the great nners in american history, but as a child, he was a terror. >> i describe him as a one-boy insurgency. he was a thief, he would break into his neighbors houses and steal their dinners right off their tables. >> he was encore jikur jibl. >> he got on the right track as a runner. >> i came in second in a race and i heard the kids from my school saying come on willie. that shocked me because i didn't know anybody knew my name. >> he set records for the mile in both high school and colle and earned a trip to the 1936 berlin olympics. >> but world war ii put louie's

running career on hold and hiss life on the line. a b-24 bombardier, his plane crashed in the pacific. along with two crewmates, louie miraculously survived and drifted on a tiny raft for 47 days. >> there was multiple shark attacks, the typhoon, but for me, the most amazing thing was simply that they kept their sanity. >> reporter: after crossing nearly 2,000 miles of ocean, louie made landfall on a japanese held island. he was now a p.o.w. >> i went from 165 the day of the crash and when the japanese weighed me on the island, they weighed me at 65 pounds. i am a world class athlete and here i am a skeleton. >> and that was just the beginning. for the next two years, he was

beaten and tortured nearly every day. louiwas singled out by particularly monstrous man, the p.o.w.s called him the bird and he was a psychopath. he stood me against the ball, took off his big lead belt with a buckle that weighed about two pounds. he hit me across the head and broke my head open. so i stood up, wiped my head off and i took the blood, while i was looking at the blood, he hit me began in the same spot. >> reporter: as a boy he was a prisoner, louie would not be broken. >> i was too busy thinking out living to think about dying. >> in 1950, he went bk to

japan. and he met with man of the guards and tormenters. isked him, why aren't you angry with these people anymore? he said that's easy, i for gave them. and this threw me. i thought, how can a man forgive the unforgivable. >> does he help you? >> he does, he lifts my spirits when they are down. i have had a hard few years, physically, i have had a hard time and i have been very, very blessed to know this man. >> though the have lived vastly different lives, author and subject find common ground in their compassi. >> i couldn't believe a woman, as much as she has suffered, could be so sweet and patient, u know. an that's why i said of my purple heart, you deserve this morning i do. >> he is a remarkable man, meredith. this is an unforgettabletory

of both perseverance and dignity. it's very uplifting. this is a history book, meredith, but it's also a page turner. it's just an extraordinary story. >> thank you so much. it really is an incredible story. again, it is called "unbroken" by lau hillenbrand. this is "today" on nbc. [ mawith fios,er ]

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get ready, everyone, for the automobile adventures of three lively hosts. a lot of times the cars are actually the stars. we have g guys, good morning. help me out with the concept. what's the idea behind the show? >> it's a lot of fin and they're very excited about it. >> do you get paid to do this? >> i get paid to do this. it's ridiculous. it really is. >> you put the lamborghini through some very fun stop >> i got up to about 180. you don't turn at that speed. >> when you were young and you can dream about driving cars,

when they came to you and said, this is what you're going to get to do. >> it's got to be the best job in the automotive world. you get to live the best dream you ev had on somebody else's dime. >> you sti have this one, the ford raptor. and you had someone jumping out of a parachute? >> what do youacegainst this? a souped up version of the f-150. he parachutes and then we race to a point. we came within a second, actually. >> this is like those math problems. if a guy jumps out of a plane -- >> you didn't run him over or anything, did you? >> here's the top three. >> the nexcar is a nissan 370 d. you can't win, so we dided we would make it a little bit

easier for -- we thought he should be a better opponent. so we wanted teach him to drive a manual and how to drift. >> what's that. >> drifting, it's like in a car, tanner's like the automotive ballerina. >> and that last one is a ferrari? >> all weekend long, we have been all over the place. you can go and drive one of these taxis. that's a ferrari. >> all of these? >> you can actually hang out. >> and it has the beaded seat for the driver. >> it sounds like a complete blast. it premiers this sunday night on the history channel. good luck with it, guys.

8:55 is your time. 47 degrees. a chilly start to your day. a little bit of blue sky out there. tom will have your forecast right after the news. i'm up yang. this morning injuries will begin deliberation. they workedawe all day without sending a note or asking a question. ingmar guandique is charged with killing her in washington back in 2001. metro workers are expected to meet today regarding repairs. part of their ceiling collapsed on wednesday and it could take weeks to fix. we'll

good morning. a bright blue sky, and it's chilly. we're in the 40s now, but only hitting the low 50s for t highs by later this afternoon. lots of sun. tomorrow, a few clouds in the afternoon. highs, upper 50s after a chiy start. chilly again on sunday. jerry, how's the traffic? >> we'll head on over and take a look. a little fender bender, should be to the shoulder. we're load up from springfield only that point. topside of the beltway remains slow. least new hampshire avenue to georgia avenue. >> high-tech cameras on local school buses but they're not to keep an eye on the students. whare they looking out for?

♪ i got a feeling ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ ♪ that tonight's going to be a good night ♪ welcome back to "today" on a friday morning, it's the 19th day of november 2010. you're looking at the one take video ofhe black eye pea's "i've got a feeling." john is the guy who operated the

steady cam on that video, one take as we meioned. you must have walked and lugged 50 pounds of equipment several hundred yards. >> aleast. >> had you known before what you were taking on -- >> yes. >> but we have got to mention we did it a few times. i was worrd by the third take. >> by the third take it was a little tough. >> how tired were you? >> i slept in afterwards. >> anyway, it was extraordinary, thk you so much for your hard work on that, we really appreciate it. good to have you. >> all right, john, thank you sir. we also wan to mention a lot of speculation, of course, where and when, william and

kate, when will they get married? ere will they tie the norknot? >> i'm hring that an announcement is coming, they're not saying exactly when, but when they do release the details, they're goingo release them all at once of the i think they're holding out maybe for the weekend papers. right behind me, the westminster abbey is by far the favorite. i'm going to tellou about the history of westminster abbey. >> when they get married, they might be thinking about a place here in the states. so barbara corcoran has some of the best homes out there,how you what's on the market. a 100 year old home with

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good morning. here we've got the bright sunshine as we look at the live view from the sky watcher camera. it's jumping around a little bit in a bit of a breeze and temperatures are chilly. we're in the 40s throughout most of the region and it's going to warm up very much. perhaps l, briefly mid-50s by the afternoon. clear, chilly, mid-30s by tachb. highs in the upper 50s. and chilly again sunday morning. highs, low 50s. a bit milder on this morning on "today's"

real estate, what you can g. this is one of your hottest outfits yet. >> look how boring you look today. come on. >> i couldn't compete with this. we want to go to hartford, connecticut, a six bedroom colonial built in 1918 and it's priced at $425,000. >> it's nickname is the insurance capital of the world, that sounds terrible to my ears, but at least they have great jobs there. this is a 1918 colonial in a very historic neighborhood. the first thing that you see is that beautiful ornate turned staircase. that is one big beautiful living room with a wood burning fireplace. >> this place shows very well. >> it's meticulous. look at that kitchen, it almost

looks make believe, it has a charming back splash, it also has access to the laundry room. the formal dining room has a built in cabinet, which is lovely against that wall. what more would you want other than that table. and a ceiling medallion on the chandelier. the private backyard has a deck a screened in porch and perennial trees and shrubs. >> a contemporary made out of sustainable materials priced at $430,000. >> and portland is the greenest city in america according to popular science magazine and you'll see that this spic and span colonial house blends in perfe perfectly. >> i forgot to look it uit has

something to do with sustainable living. let's move right on, the main living areaas a wood burning fireplace, we're already ithe kitchen, it has concrete counter tops, very popular right now with this type of home. the living room is both airy and light. and you see that central fireplace is for both rooms, the bedrooms are light and bright with laundry chute in one of the bedrooms. there's also a roomy front porch outside. >> let's head on to reno, nevada, a four bedroom home in the hidden valley community. isn't that where they make the ranch dressing? priced at 39,000. >> you have to remember that this is an area that gets 340 days of sunshine a year. this custom built home is only on a hal acre and it has a double front doors that open into a tile entryway and that

big en staircase. the kitchen has tiledfloors, a cook top counter and a sunny dining area and in a minute you'll see the backyard, yeah, the it is, it's east facing so they have lots of light in the morning, two patios, a gazebo and a 15-foot double pond with 's own walking bridge. >> let's go to nashville, tennessee. >> it's located in the city's very first suburb. it's a most adorablesuburb. halloween is a big deal around here, the neighbor to this house had 300 pumpkins available for carving. that's pretty neighborly. also expensive, i would think. this house is a harris kit home dating back to 1933.

it was actually built in pieces and shipped to the site. the back porch has a tongue in groove ceiling. the kitchen ceiling are exceptionally tall, custom mill work and everything there is by the way brand-new, i should mention that. >> cross lake minnesota, 150 miles from minneapolis, 444,900. ? >> it has all the up front features, like the exterior siding, knott pine vaulted ceilin. that's a beautiful window there, a cozy kitchen, a wood deck, a bunk house on the ground and it's all nestled among mature trees, right next door to wonderful trees of the mountain side. >> two million with a rush on that. >> it's a running gag, baby. all right, we have got more

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along with their parents bobby and kenny. you don't have to raise your hands, we know which ones you are. first of all, hpy birthday and congratulations. which is more challenging, zen babies or seventeen agers? >> i think it's just different. the challenges are different. obviously we're not changing diapers, or feeding bottles, but now there's home work and getting everybody to sports practices and keeping track of who's playing what when. so there's plenty of challenges now, there's just different. >> ken, you looked forward to this day, with all those babies, and you were really looking forward to becoming the father that they needed to this day when they're actually big people. how are you responding to this big birthday? >> responding with joy and a little bit of, you kn, fear i guess because, you know, eight

teenagers, that's quite a handful for two of us. but so far we're doing pretty good and looking forward to what the future has for us. >> right, what the future has. nathan, i want to know, what comes to mind, nathan, when you look back at those baby pictures? >> i would say, like, maybe we were babies not ry long ago. >> it wasn't very long ago to me. but i can't believe how big you've gotten. kelsey, what do you say to people who are curious about your fami? because i know you have had a lot of people come up and ask questions. >> well, they say wow, you have a big family. >> they probably really have big

smiles on theifaces when they see you because they have heard about you on the news. and natalee, i hear you are so into school that you make a point of bringing home extra paper work to make sure all your brothers and sisters have it, is that right? >> yes. >> why doou like school so much? >> i don't know. it's just fun i guess. >> and alexis, you tried out for cheerleader this year, how is that? >> it was really fun and i loved it. and i talked to a lot of the people about it. and a lot of the people helped me and sufficietuff so it was r fun. >> i always think about you swinging on the chandeliers when i went to your house the first time. did you guys see that videotape? now i understand you have stopped playing football and now you're trying a new sport, what is that? >> wrestle.

>> why do you like it? >> because you get to pin people down. >> are you still playing football? >> yeah. >> you also like to run real fast a do stuff? and let's see now who else do we have here, how about you, joel? wait a minute, it's your birthday, so we want to sing happy birthday to you guys, so let's do that. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> well, you guys, thanks for celebrating your birthday with us, but next year is whe they're going to get their learning peits, are you guys ready for that? bobby and kenny? >> not really. >> don't be too hard on your parents, all right, guys? we have got much more to come including how to lose a

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. good morning, sunny a chilly on this friday morning. right now the temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s and only peeking in the low to mid-50s by mid afternoon. and then tonight, clear and chilly. saturday, mostly sunny in the morning. a few clouds in the f an and 50s on sunday. how's the traffic. >> down in dumfries, closing the ramp from 95 southbound to dumfries road. trying to upright it right now. the main lin of 95 affected but no easy detour getting off of

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and there's hoda and kathie lee having all the fun on royal caribbean's allure of the seas. they've got that wind blown look, oh, yeah. it's one of the two largest cruise ships in the world. world famous food, stage shows and they're down on a lot of their booze with the two of them on board. we're going to be hosting a full show. we want wait. >> i wouldn't worry too much what he had to say.

>> we don't even listen. >> we don't give a rip. but in all honesty we haven't -- >> this is actually the largest ship. it's by two inches or five cent meters, a sister ship, the oasis of the seas. >> and that's just a tip of what they're going to be showing

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that it will be like it was in your childhood has all been amplified and those same people coming together tends to make people regress. and that's where the emotional pitfalls come in actually. >> you have some great ideas about how to avoid emoonal traps, don't taken too much. >> women feel like they have to be the creator, the maker, the doer of everything. but when they take all this on, then they find theelves incredibly stressed, highly irritable and that's going to amplify the emotional situation. >> women feel like if i don't do it, i won't be done right. >> that's what women say, but what is right? you need to delegate, include other family members, which makes them feel part of the holiday. but that means letting things go yourself. there isn't oneright. so you have to say, if things turn out differently, that's

okay. >> and a lot of people have one relative that really can get to you. >> you know your sister's coming and she's gained a little bit of weight. since you know what's coming, i say preprepare. come up with some lines that are not attacking, where you just set a limit. you know what, i don't really want to talk about that right now, but let's set the table. let's do this. just set a limit like this isn't a really good time. but if you do want to talk about that, i'm happy to talk about that later, but for now--you also want to avoid putting yourself last, women are kind of torious for this, but we tend to not sleep so much during the holidays, not exercise because we're doing other things, we stuff ourselves with things that we kno aren't good for us. we drink too much alcohol because there are all those parties. if you stop taking care of yourself during the holidays

you're going to feel worse and you're going to be more on edge and you're more likely to have an emotional blowup. so just leading up to it, get good sleep, try to eat better. you? need to decompress because you'll emotionly be able to stay more intact. >> and house guests, that's trky because it's very hard to say to someone, you know, i think it might be better if you didn't stay here, if you found a hotel. or if you stay at so-and-so's house. but at the end of the holiday, if there's going to be a blowup, it's less tough than having it all disintegrate. don't let them be your guest 24/7. these hours of th day are a reprieve. but when you have house guests

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if you're shopping for new eyeglasses, there's a lot to it, more than just picking out a pair that looks good. this year's issue of consumer repos talks to people about their last eyeglass purchase and what's most important finding the right pair. jamie, good morning. what are the key things to consider when you're looking for eye glasses. >> there's a few different things you want to think about. a lot of the things that you need to decide when you're choosing where to shop is what's mostmportant to you. if you need the glasses really fast, maybe you want to go to a chain store that has a really quick turn around. if you're looking for fashion eyeglasses, maybe you want to get them from your eye door. >> if you want to think of saving money and also get a good pair, because you have to wear these glasses. what would be the best advice

that you have. >> what we lrned from our 30,000 readers that we surveyed that recently purchased glasses is thatostco is an excellent place to get eyeasses if you're a member. a median of $157 compared to about $210 at a private doctor's office or optical boutique. there was more than a $50 savings thanhe median. and they were more satisfied. >> so big chains give you a better price? >> some of the chain stores cost significantly more than getting your glasses at an eye doctor. and those places tend to have better service, more expert employees and a better selection of frames. >> you als want to compare the ices as you go, you don't want to snap up the first pair that comes to mind?

>> you really want to watch out for designer eyeglasses which are usually not made by that designer. pradas and guccis and armanis are actually made by manufacturer who is license the brand name often you can find a really comparable frame and style for a fraction of the pce just by buying a nonbnd like a generic type eyeglass. >> it does mean that they designed it, is that not true easter? >> they design their logos -- >> they're not even designed? >> i do know they're all being made by the same big manufacturer. >> the quality of the glasses may not -- if you're usedo big brand names make sure that you're going to get a good quality eyeglass. >> what that tells you is that you can get comparable style and -- >> what are you looking for besides how good they look on you, you basically need to not

look at all the label but look at what? >> you want to ask a lot of questions at the store. because eyeglasses come from a dizzying array of lens types a materials. you want to ask a lot of questions and find out what you need for your prescription and your lifestyle and choose just what you need and not spring for uff beyond that. >> thank you so much this morning. and coming up next, how to trim your weight while trimming your turkey, is it possible? but first, this is "today" on next.

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pound of weight gain. so what's a the deal? >> you don't want to skip breakfast or skip lunch. skipping meals is going to make you overhungry later. >> so that's a simple egg white? >> an egg white and a muffin, a simple breakfast, you'll do eat. >> you want to fill up on a hot liquid like a noncream based soupthat's going to save you a lot of calories because you'll feel fuller sooner thachbd you're not going to fill up on other things that are really heavy. so stick with a full soup. >> when it comes to the beverage. >> it's easy to overindulge in alcohol. but have a cocktail or a glass of wine and alternate with some club soda or some diet society da. alcohol is almost the same calories as fat, ounce per ounce. >> stuffing? >> stuffing, we all love.

>> i love the stuffing. >> there's two things, replace all the fat with butter. usually there's two sticks of butter with this. chunk it up wh a lot of vegetables so you're kind of diluting the bread. here is the biggest savings, you want to downsize the portions. for stuffing or something else, which is downsized to a tablespoon or even a teaspoon if you want to. you're going to save in all the dishes up to 0 calories. because if you see it, you're going to eat it. >> i want them t develop a turkey with two skins. >> if you trim that skin, it doesn't matter if you have light meat or dk meat. you're going to save up to 200 calories just by fataking off t

skin. >> if you defat o use a nonfat product, you can save up to 200 calories as you're slatheringt on all of your fo. >> potatoes? >> tons of hidden fat and lots of calories especially sugars. if you stick with a simple potato, you can save up to 250 calories just by replacing that. >> dessert. >> who doesn't love a dessert? >> everybody loveshe pie, it can be pumpkin pie, it can be apple pie and skip the crust, you're going to save up to 200 calories. >> finally, you have some shoes for post dessert? >> instead of going and laying on the couch, and saying i'm going to take a snooze, go for a walk. that's going to save you up to 200 lories. so all together that's 3500 calories. >> madeleine, thank you so much. >> coming up, it's adventure on

the high seas with kathie lee anhoda. >> also it's the state of the of the art ship. >> happy birthday.

beautiful day, but it is cold out there right now. we'll talk to tom about what we can extent this weekend coming up. good morning. i'm barbara harison. in the news today jurors could reach a verdict in the chandra levy trial today. they're about to start day three of deliberations. ingmar guandique is charged with killing levy back in 2001. officers say a driver pulled off to the side of the road around 1:00 a.m., got out, and was struck and killed. the southbound lanes were closed for several hoursovernight. for tom who has the forecast, good morning. >> a bright blue sky. still in the 40s. not going to warm up much more. tonight, clear, chilly, 40s in the evening, and by dawn, cold start to saturday, down into the 30s. and saturday afrnoon, a bit milder, upper 50s, ande'll

have a few clouds around. on sunday, partly cloudy and a bit cooler. mild on monday and tuesday, into the 60s. could get rain tuesday afternoon into the evening. maybe even on thanksgiving day. now let's check the traffic. how's itooking this morning? >> we're looking at a wo zone. this is going to be southbound. that's going to be tying up a lane there. that's going to be causing prty big delays heading toward e beltway. no accidents to report anywhere on the beltway right now. traffic is looking pretty good on i-95 and bw parkway. bay to you. tonight at 5:00, high-t

from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," cruising with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from royal caibbean's "allure of the ss" in ft. lauderdale, florida. >> the party's over here! ♪

>> oh, i love her! >> thank you! >> oh, oh! >> thank you! >> hello, ft. lauderdale! ♪ thank you so much for joining us! >> what a party! >>okay. >> all right,it down. ♪ all right, we are so delighted to welcome all of you to the largest cruise ship in the world, the "allure of the seas." it is a magnificent vessel. >> we will start it all off with a toast. so here's to everybody. cheers. >> cheers, everybody. and to the wonderful people at

royal caribbean, we're sorry we alrea trashed your beautiful vessel. but they dn't officially open until december 1st so they have time to clean up our mess. >> this cruise ship is le a city on the sea. >> it is unbelievable. i've never seen anything like it. >> really? >> no. it is amazing. >>we're going to talk about the cruise ship in a second. something that was fascinating on board the ship, just by chance, while we happened to be on the ship, there are some actors and actresses shooting a movie aboard this ship. >> adam sandler and katie holmes are shooting "jack and jill." adam cam up to our cabin to say good luck, have wonderful show. but guess who is in our audience, his mom, mrs. sandler. there she is. >> adam sandler'smother is in the house. >> i think she's sitting next to -- all of the dreamworks characters are with us today. >> there is adam sandler's mom. >> the dreamworks characters roam the shipll the time. you never know who you're going to run into. >> i should say --

>> the penguins. >> there have been multiple surry cruise sightings. she's walking all around. >>harming everyone. she goes up to them and she goes, want some coffee and they go, yes, please. and she says, no, pretend coffee. she's adorable. >> this is the largest cruise ship in the world. it is the largest cruise ship in the world by two inches. >> to get an idea, it is like if you went from the bow to the stern, it is about a fifth of a mil >> and actually they even have a track if you're looking at the cruise ship, there is a track that goes all the way around the ship. >> you ran it this morning. >> i ran it this morning. if you run it seven times, you've run three miles. >> you did 14 miles today or something like that. >> yeah, but anyway, it is a beautiful, beautiful ship. and if you are thinking about -- ll, should i go on the cruise ship. here is what the cost is. >> it varies depending on your

accommodations. >> if you want a small inside room, 730 bucks a person for a week. >> think about that. most of the food is included. >> right. >> that's quite a vacation. >> if you want to go more high end, there are these -- you won't believe it, the rooms are two floors. >> like double deckers. >> they're double deckers, and that runs $16,000 for a week. >> per person for a week. but it is worth it. forget the face-lift, g the suite for one week. save up for next year. >> we really have been having fun on the cruise ship. we have torn it up. >> and it carries at peak 5400 passengers. and over 2,000 crew members. so at peak, that's almost 8,000 human beings on board the high seas. we're blown away by this, though. >> we are. >> the crew is fantastic. everybody has been so nice to . >> we have loved it. this has been one of thse fun experiences. we have really torn this place

up. you're going to see later on in the show and it is t pretty, but we really take this cruise - we test it. >> we tested everything they said we could test. >> wait, here is something that was terrifying to me. >> what? oh, i know. >> there is above this cruise floo the is a zip line. >> there it is. can see it from here. >> wait seco. i still am having post traumat stress disorder from yesterday. >> terrified. no, no and no. >> you're ne stories up there. >> now, wait. the scariest part -- is that me or you? >> that's you. >> the scariest part to me was trying to get unhooked. >> the guy was 6'8" and drop dead gorgeous. i mean, we had a6'8" drop dead gorgeous kid at the other end which gave you hope as you were going along. a goal to reach.

>> not only did we do this, but you'll see all kinds of outfits and antics and what not a little lateron too. >> even after two and a half ys here, we barely scratched the surface what the ship has to offer. >> one of our favorite parts and we don't want to talk too much about drinkg, but there is a bar, all right, that starts off on the ground for and it elevates like an elevator up three. >> even when you're not drinking. >> and it comes down -- >> even when you're not drinking. >> and goes back up again. >> and you end up three stories up in central park. it is cool. >> like a nightclub. >> we spent a l of time there. >> we did. should we have another sip. >> i think this is a signature cocktail we're drinking. >> what is it? >> i don't know. who cares. cheers. >> cheers. i know some of our friends in the audience are having some too. i saw you. >> i see a few. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i know. we got a lot of stuff. >> we got a lot of stuff to do. should we bring on miss bobbie?

we have a little surprise in store. don't touch your dial. >> bobbie, hello, darling. >> i'm so excited to be be packed in your suitcase for this. i wanted to share for this week's bobbie's buzz, anyone going on a weekend getaway, these items might be helpful. this is called a vacation vault. have you been on a lounge chair and you didn't want to leave yourallet behind, this is perfect. it will lock with a combination lock. >> but you can pick it up and carry it away. >> you attach it to the lounge chair. >> i've been drinking. go ahead. >> this is queasies, go ahead and smell that. this is an all natural way to beat nausea. it was developed for anyone who might have seasickness or moti sickness. ry soothing. it is a spray. and last but not least we have the wanda wedge. this is an inflatable chair that we have a model lounging by, by the pool. it is really great. >> oh, i'm soy.

>>sailor, how are you? >> handsome boys today. you can take it with you, pack it and you have a chair anywhere if there is someone who doesn't give up a chair. >> we have a name for that. there is something called a chog, that is a chair hog. you know who you are. you get out there early and put your towels there. >> i do that. >> good job, bobbie. thank you, sweetheart. see you later. if you've ever traveled and you know how yo can only take a one carry on bag in your purse >> unless you want to spend a fortune -- >> so here is a solution to that issue. it is a trench coat with multiple pockets inside. come up here, johnny. >> this guy is a solution to a lot of things. okay. >> hello, johnny. >> all right, johnny, so show us what you have in your coat. >> i brought flowers. >>oh, i like johnny.

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we're back for a very special edition of "today." we're on the royal caribbean's brand-new cruise ship, the "allure of the seas," biggest cruise ship in the world. >> we have been eating our way through this ship. we figured out how could we get rid of some of the calories we consumed. we had an idea. we checked out the activities. >> oh, my gosh. >> look at all these activities on this ship. >> look at your hair. >> hey, hey, hey. >> oh, my gosh.

how long do you think it would take, hoda, to do all the activities on this ship, a month? >> maybe aweek. >> a day? >> how about three minutes? >> come on, hoda. >> i'm in. i'min. i'm in. >> going to give me a wethy, aren't you? >> a little loop between your legs. you're going to grab it. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> that's the best part of his job. >> i kind of enjoyed it. i could be his mother, hoda. >> i'm scared of heights, i just want to let you know. >> are you nervous? >> yes. >> why? >> bause! >> look down. >> it is only nine stories. >> nine stories. why are we doing this? >> just for the thrill of it, hoda woman. we are ready. >> three, two, one. >> yee haw! mama! yeah, baby. how old are you? >> 25. >> i won't get arrested. >> i can't do it.

>> yes, you can, hoda. come . >> holy god. >> three, two, one. >> one! >> [ bleep ]. >> yeah, hoda woman. >> don't let go of me. nobody let go of me. >> see, you conquered yet one more fear. >> i know. >> you were afraid to work with me and look how it is all working out. >> all right, hoda. >> get involved. >> saddle up, baby. >> i don't think so. no. watch this. i want you to see this. that was awful. that was close. get in! ♪

>> that was exhausting. >> god, i never knew synchronized swimming coul be that tiring. >> let's relax a little while and then check it out, you know. there's more to see. >> how do you think everything is goingso far? >> great. ♪ if you like pina colada ♪ ♪ being caught in the rain >> don't mess up the hair. >>ou're good. >> here we gohoda. yeah, baby. >> this is amazing. >> feels so good. >> 24 karat gold on your face. >> i could lay here forever. >> we're worth it, baby. >> we could stay here all day.

wait, wait, wait, how much time do we have? >> ten seconds. got to go. ♪ >> this way! this way! >> we did it! >> we made it. >> ladyies. >> hey. >> this is my ship. >> sorry. see you later. >> mama! ♪ we're go to make our dreams come true for me and you ♪ >> that was -- that was our adventure. >> so, now, you know, we thght about doing this rock wall, but, you know what, forget it. my spanx are showing. forget it.

thank you for handling that. >> you good? >> so coming up, we have got a lot more we're going to talk about. we have me of our cruise ship fantasies. there are a lot of things that we dreamt of doing. >> also we' going to have a great bobbithomas best swimsuits for your body type. >> yeah, exactly. i don't like to tango at all. that's not pretty. ♪

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oh, no. >> let's face it, i you're going to go cruising, you've got to have the right bathing suit. >> leave it to bobbie thomas to find suits that will enhance y and slim you down and give you a little bathing room, if you know what i mean. hi, bobbie. >> i hate shopping for bathing suits. >> i too. but i'm so excited about these suits. they have a little something extra so i want to get right to them. >> let start off with convertible coverage. what doeshat mean? >> this is a cool idea. our first model is catherine and she'sy resort chic look, a bombshell. some days you feel like a bikini and other days you wt a one piece. where is catherine? >> she's back there with the -- catherine has leo as her escort. as you can see on catherine, she's wearing this bikini by buba. sometimes you feel li a bikini and some days you want a one piece. this band on the bottom,

catherine will show how you can unfold it -- >> to make it into a one piece. >> a coolea. >> you have two looks in one. >> i love it. i love it, catherine. we love you, leo, a lot. >> yes. >> thank you. >> the next one is reversible. >> reversible. this is a sporty look. this is o model mamik she has something on by kyr. the other side is this pink cor. so it reverses so you can have two suits in o and you want to pack light, this is a great option. >> what a great idea. >> i love this, really chic, on end. >> okay. and fraser. >> thank you, fraser. come on, was that necessary? >> tha you, guys. our next one is if you want full support. i love those bathing suits that slim you down and lift you up where you need to be lifted. >> absolutely.

and dolores is back with johnny, the crowd favorite. and this is great because this is all about being disguised in the design this is shape fx. dolores is fantastic, gorgeous. this can shimmy up if you want to show a little more. >> oh, do it. >> you can shimmy it down. but she look fantastic and shape wear today in suits, it is totally on trend. >> what does that cost? >> this is approximately about $70 to$80. and, you know, it is a great suit that will last a long time. and the vertical line with the embellishments is like having your jewelry. >> i love it. thank you. johnny, you're not so bad. > you're cute too. >> this next suit we really like this is the high tech styles with bobbie. the great thing aut this one is it does something unique. >> this does. this is the first time people will see this on american television. this is called aqua change. on maria she's got a bathing suit on that actually will reveal a print when she gets wet.

this right here is the same idea. and see when the bathing suit gets w, it turns a different color. so maria's suit -- >> you picked polka dots. >> we have a bucket of water. >> h, no. >> maybe you can help us out. >> are you really going to do that? >> she is. >> maria, sh needs a little splash. >> oh, there you go. let's see. >> you can se the polka dot print is revealed. on dotson, there is this nanotech technology that a lot of guys are buzzing about because the suit doesn't absorb as much water. it is quick dry. and it is great for surfers and this is a suit by neil and has great innovative material. >> ria, you're rave. i know you have hair issues like me. it looks great. >> thank you. >> one last look again at all of our terrific models. come on out.

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♪ let me take you on a sea cruise ♪ we are back on a very, very special try day on royal caribbean's brand-new magnificent vessel called the allure of the seas." here is the thing. if you haven't tried cruising, make a reservation. it is a most incredible vation. >> we had some wild fantasies in min so come take a ride with us. >> hoda, can you believe how massive this ship is? >> there is so much to do on this ship. >> i know. >> what about that ice skating rink? remember when jo jo starbuck

tried to teach us. >> don't spin around. >> terrible. >> awful. >> wouldn't it be amazing if you had the freedom on e ice to skate like that? i wonder what that would be like. ♪ ♪ >> let's go! >> oh, yeah. i'm exhausted. >> what about the bowing? you bow in show business. ta-d >> no. >> maybe not. >> no.

>> you kow what, though. i've always had a fantasy of being on stage singing. i lve that. you know i love that. >> n as great as it is cracked up to be, hoda. i did it for years. ♪ crazy crazy for feeling so lonely ♪ ♪ i'm crazy crazy for feeling so blue ♪ ♪ crazy i'm crazy for feeling so lonely ♪ ♪ i'm crazy

for trying ♪ ♪ and crazy for love iing you ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> that -- >> oh, meories. >> that was not exactly what i had in mind. >> what are you talking about? it was fabulous. >> no. >> so what else? what else do you have a fantasy about? >> has to be something else to do on thisruise ship. >> there is so much. that's the problem. >> what about cabaret? >> oh, yeah. i could get into that. ♪ sisters, sisters there were never such voted sisters ♪ ♪ never had to have a chaperone, no sir i'm he to keep my eye on her ♪ ♪ lord help the mister ♪ ♪ who comes between me and my sister ♪

♪ and lord help the sister ♪ ♪ who comes between me and my man ♪ >> yeah. we were made for that. yeah, exactly. >> that's exactly what we should be doing. >> all righty. >> i love that. >> so much fun. you can really work up an appetite on a cruise ship. and -- >> did you not see what just happened? >> i thought we were amazing. we want to talk about food. that's what everybody wants to talk about. >> all right. we'll talk about food. >> you don't want to talk about food? >> i do. >> then sothing else. >> food right after this. ♪ no hydrogenated oils ♪ so there's no trans fats here ♪ ♪ whoa... ♪ tu the tub around ♪ talking about nutrition [ female announcer ] "i can't believe it's not butter" has 70% less saturated fat than butter and no hydrogenated oils, so there's no trans fat. "i can't believe it's not butter,"

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from chocolate at breakfast to pizza at midnight, it is no wonder that eating is so much better when you're out at sea than on land, even. >> so what does go into keeping al the people on this ship satisfied? take a look. with more than 8,000 people on board, there is one question executive chef ivo yanne is asked over and over again. >> people ask me all the time how do we feed all of the amount ofeople on board, 8,000 people. >> how do they do it? it all begins with a weekly loading of up to 30 trucks worth of food and produce from right here in ft. lauderdale. >> 18,000 pounds of watermelon, 14,000 pounds of pineapple, 10,000 pounds of fish, 4,000 pounds of broccoli.

just to give you some examples. >> even with more than a thousand crew members devoted strictly to food and bevage, efficiency is still the biggest challenge. >> there are certain secrets. we buy prepeeled onions appreciation peeled carrots, we have huge machines to help us be very efficient. we have machines that can cut in different types of cubes, 20 nutes, cut 40pounds of cucumbers. >> the food is distributed to the various restaurants aboard "allure of the seas." >> potato and carrot up. >> from sandwiches to sushi, there is more tan just a little something for everyone. >> from family style or very fine dining, asian influence, mexican cuisine the is nothing you cannot find. >> and for travelers with a sweet tooth, pastries around the clock. >> we have 24-hour operation in the pastry on a daily basis, 56 different products. >> sounds like one tasty trip at sea.

>> frank weber is one of the biggest jobs on board, vice president of food and beverage operatns for royal caribbean, this gorgeous ship. how do you feed all the passengers and your crew? >> we have a great team, of course. we need a lot of people to do all the stuff. and we have multiple restaurants. >> yes, we tried many of them. >> there are quite a few. >> and what are we serving? >> this is a classic churrascaria. we'll size up some -- right here there is a pecania. >> delicious. >> delicious. >> maybe if we can just slice it up. >> slice it up as we keep talking. >> what is this i'm eating? >> this is the 150 restaurant. >> yes, this is from central park called the duck -- >> we ate at 150 central park. the food was off the hook. it was so -- what is going on here? >> this is hollywood. >> i'moing in. >> going in, hoda woman. >> th a carrot blanc.

>> i want to try the sushi restaurant. in the sushi restaurant, this is a champagne lobster roll. >> stop it. >> especially for you. break it up. break it up. >> he, hoda. >> thank you. >> what we do is, of course -- >> put it in there. put it in there and eat it. >> go on. there you go. >> and then, of course, we have this hot dog here where you -- >> you cook right at the table. >> oh, fun. >> we should point out behind us before we go any further, they made a autiful "today" show ice sculpture for us. >> beautiful stuff. >> it is all theater. even the food is theatrical >> this is basically representative of our main dining room. this is mahi mahi. >> that's for you. >> have a taste lamb shank over there. we have an eggplant tartar.

it is very good. some bok choi with that. >> it is delicious. >> yes. >> if you want something healthybecause i heard people can gain eight to ten pounds on a cruise ship. is that true? >> yes. but you don't have to. >> you can eat healthy with this portion. >> we have healthy options and the spa cafe. >> enough of that. >> there is enough of that. but look how beautiful it is. >> it is beautiful. >> we have to get down here. >> you want to get down here, of course. the deerts is a big piece. you want to have some tastes over here. desserts, we have everything cannoli from -- >> is this a red velvet cupcake? >> redelvet cupcake, mini cupcake, from our cupcake cupboard. >> that looks really good. >> yes. >> what about these? >> this is vanilla and -- >> oh, yes. there's more. there's more. hold on. we're going to give it ll away.

hold on. hold on. >> there we go. >> not to be neglected, the people down here. you arawesome. you guys -- >> i think we're about to start drinking. >> so good. >> it is just part of our job. >> for sure. >> just part of our job. >> very good. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> really good. are they still talking? is the show ill on? what happened? new york. the #1 red in america! [ woman ] it's the red at reinvented red. [ female announcer ] our pure pments create color so rich... so incredibly crisp... our honey nectar creates such a luscious feel. ve it! [ female announcer ] color sensational #1 red revival. find the sensational red that's right r you. one kiss, and you're sure to fall in love with red... all over again! ♪ like a sg [ woman ] maybe it's maybelline. ♪ [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things throughout e day.

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♪ we are back with cocktail concoctions for cruisers. probably one of our favorite parts. >> i think so. with us is a man named grayson drunkenmiller >> his real name. >> he creates the drinks on this

ship. i know you have terrific drinks on board. >> most definitely. it is an hoor and pleasure to be with you here today. basically what i do on board, i create all the cocktails for the specialty restaurants. and i think we're going to be trying a few of these cockils. >> what are unique to this ship? >> these are unique to the ship. you cannot get them anywhere else in the world. >> i like it. let's bring out your pineapple specialty drink from the samba grill. what do we have? lk to us about it, jason. >> this is pineapple. >> it looks like a mojito. >> kind of a mojito. but the difference is we do a pineapple infusion with a conshasa. >> i love that. >> i'm glad you love that. >> it is not too sweet, jason. you're one for one. >> give it way. give it bato the man. back to the man. back to the man. all right. so our next one is a -- it is a daiquiri, pool side, right? >> oh, ok. >> that will do. >> that will do. >> oh, pretty.

here you go. >> that looks delicious. tell us about this one. >> this is one of the most popular items on board. >> you mix it. >> you can mix it if you would like. >> i don't want to mix it. >> i like it. >> it looks so pretty as it is, right? but it is actually a nice drink to be enjoyed by the ol. >> give it back to the man. back to the man. back to the man. back. >> thank you. >> ay. >> that's delicious. >> and the flavor changes as you go up? >> it does. >> like the rock climbing thing, anges as you go higher. and the floating bar, that changes too. >> let's bring out a martini, shall we? >> okay. >> come on out. tell us aboutthe martini. >> this is actually -- >> i, darko. >> this is created for 150 central park. >> he was our waer. >> yes, we love him. >> you did a fine job. >> this hasl lemongrass infused syrup. >> i like that. see, i like that. you don't like it? i'm going to keep that one here.

you can take that. >> i love the first two >> got it? >> with you better take this. thank you, darko. so now a champagne cocktail is coming out? >> it's coming. >> this is for hoda. >> look what you get! >> that is a glass of wine. >> that is -- actually it is kind of typical. >> but thank you. >> thank you. yo're having that. >> and you're having that. >> a special kind of chardonnay or a -- >> hess. >> it is delicious. >> thank you. brg out the last couple of drinks. we might as well. >> since we have time. >> what are these, jason drunkenmiller? >> this is a special margarita created for rita's can tina, the rita's margatini, fresh lime fresh raspberries, tequila. >> a hole in this table, it is not my fault. >> we'll be back with an incredible water show. you don't want to miss it.

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all right, onhis show we have done everything from put put to zip lining to singing in a cabaret to god knows what. >> but we saved one of the most amazing things for last. it is a show called oceanaria. here to tell us about it is the ship's cruise director, the funnest guy on the whole ship, ken rush. say hello. >> hi, ken. how are you? >> great to have you here, number one. this show is out of this world. the fact we can do it on board a cruise ship is unbelievable. >> even at high seas, any condition? >> we have to be safe for the safety of the cast, we always are. but normally we can go on with all of the shows. >> you have amazing stabilizers on this ship. >> you take care of a lot of things. but this is one of the most important. we're going to go to the performance. thank you very much. >> we want to thank you. pay attention to oceanaria. >> here we go.

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>> the fun just keeps continuing. we had a ball onhis ship. >> we want to thank all the people out here. >> thank you all for coming out. >> a great crowd. >> oh, my gosh.