that lies more than ted cruz. >> and trump doubles down on his attacks on the bush family as the former president hit it is trail for his brother. supreme battle. could the president name his nominee for the court as early as next week? there's a showdown between the successor for justice antonin scalia. triumphs, tributes and trip-ups. taylor swift comes away with a big award and possibly a message for kanye west. >> people will try to cut your success or takak credit for your accomplishments and fame. >> while adele's performance hits a sour note due to audio issues.

tuesday, february 16th, 2026. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, livee from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welclme to "today" on a tuesday morning. i'm savannah guthrie and we have carson daly in for matt. i wish i sounded as good as adele did on her technical issues. >> there was sometetng for everybody. >> we'll talk politics, too. our top story is t t weather. a wintry mix of snow, ice and heavy rain battering the east coast. the same system, responsible for tornadoes, as well, in the south. nbc's hallie jackson has it covered for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. we're waking up after the winter

stretching some 1 rksz,200 miles from georgia to maine. in a lot of spots, we expected the snow to turn to rain overnight. rush hour is still dangerously icy in locations. all of it, part of the storm system that spawned tornadoes in the south and the east. >> reporter: the national weather service confirming one of those tornadoes touching down near the rural town of century, florida, about 45 miles north of pensacola. at least ten homes were damaged. first responders and volunteers forming a human chain to pull a 94-year-old womanrom the debris. >> hallelujah. >> reporter: strong storms blew through central louisiana, tearing up trees and power lines. high wind gusts causing the roof of this pizza hut collapse. >> it fell on my car. busted. i seen it coming at me. it was scary.

mississippi rocked by relentless twisters. >> jackson, mississippi, tornado, i don't want to get too far ahead of it. >> reporter: the severe weather hitting a high school during classes. >> we were all getting down and, like, praying. hoping we were being all right. >> reporter: meanwhile in the northeast, a planeeaded from the dominican republic to new york city had to be diverted too a snowy manchester, new hampshire, overnight, because runways at jfk were even worse. >> dta 944, a diversion? >> we did, left h lding at kennedy and came right up here. >> reporter: here in the washington, d.c. area, snow gave way to freezing rain and sleet. virginia state police responding to more than 500 crashes, as untreated roads and sidewalks became treacherous. with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark, it has all the makings for a dangerous commute this rning. >> and we've seen that already

while the temperatures are expected toolimb throughout the day, with steady rain, the concern now is the ice, but the concern for tonight's rush hour will be a flood watch. >> lots of weather to talk about. thank you. >> mr. roker is here tracking it all. al? >> minutes ago, we got thihi video from i-81, north of scranton. icy roads causing a massive pile-up. you can see, in fact, a lot of the folks, including this videographer, ran up and got out of the way on the side of a hill. this trucker, stuck there, trying to make calls. they're clearing things out now, and i'm hearing i-81 north of scranton is open again. we've got a tornado watch down in southern florida right now. this is part of e trailing front that hallie was talking about. look h far it goes, all the way to the northeast, cleveland, buffalo, looking atsnow. we have winter storm warnings, advisories and wind warnings. 50 million people at risk from

look at the temperatures. syracuse, 34. new york city, 54. 56 in boston. heavy rain pushes up by late this afternoon. that's where we're going to have the problems with flooding. wednesday. rarafall amounts, we're looking in some areas, upwards of an inch to two inches. it'll make for floong. lake-effect snow from erie to watertown. anotherr8 to 12 inches of snow there. we've got a lot going on. we hav winter storm warnings. we have flood watchings and warnings. it's going to finally calm down by tomorrow. >> al, thanks very much. let's turn to politics. of course, less than a week until south carolina's republican primary. donald trump ratcheting up the rhetoric against ted cruz, threatening to sue him. he's also set his sights on former president geoeoe w. bush who shared the stage with his brother jeb bush for the first time in the campaign. we begin with peter alexander,

good morning to you. >> savannah, good morning to you. this was, by far, the biggest crowd jeb bush has seen. 3,000 people to hear from his brother, the former president, bush 43. george w. bush calling for vision. in a direct contrast to donald trump, praising his brother as thoughtful, trustworthy and measured. will any of it matter? >> reporter: donald trump in the lele. >> we've got a win on saturday. we've got a win. >> reporter: and on the attack., reignited his feud with ted cruz. >> ted is a unstable guy. i've never, er met a person that lies more than ted cruz. >> reporter: threatening to sue the canadian-born senator over his eligibility. >> he doesn't have the right to $% serve as president or run as president. he was born in canada. i will bring the lawsuit if he doesn't apologize. >> reporter: cruz laughing it off, saying donald has lost it.

where you say, liar, liar, pants on fire and not respond to the subject. >> reporter: the front runner also went after the republican national committee, accusinin them of stacking debate audiences with special interestst seeming once again to not rule out a third-party run, going against the gop pledge. >> i signed a pledge. butt's a double-edge pledge. as far as i'm concerned, they're in default of their pledge. >> thanks to brother for giving us something to do today, something important. >> reporter: theast republican to hold the oval office, george w. bush, joined brother jeb on the campaign trail for the first time. the former president repeatedly dismissed the party's front runner without calling out donald trump by name. >> in my experience, the strongest person usually isn't the loudest one in the room. >> reporter: 43 arguing real strength is not empty rhetoric or bluster. >> we don't n nd someone in the oval office who mirrors and

we need someone who can fix the problems that cause our anger and frustration, and that's jeb bush. >> reporter: hours before trump attacked w. over the iraq war and 9/11. >> the world trade center came down during his ign. it was like, you know, he was the top. >> reporter: jeb had his big brother's back. >> he didn't know 9/11 would happen but he rolled up his sleeees, inspired us and kept us safe. >> our latest surveymonkey, nbc brks krrksbc online poll, shows 56% of republicans nationally believeve donald trump will be their party's nominee. that nber is up 14 points in the last week. savannah? >> peter alexander, thank you. let's bring in chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press." good morning. >> good morning. the >> t road to the nomination goes through south carolina. it has a reputation for being a slugfest and it's not disappointing.

back and forth between donald trump and ted cruz? trump suggesting he might sue cruz. even dangerling the notion of a third-party run, threatening the rnc. >> he is a little bit. i think what he's trying to do is keep cruz f fm getting any momentum. look, in south carolina it appears to be a two-person race. the winner between trump or cruz, assuming they are battling for first, then the winner will have won 2 of the first 3nd will be the front runner and favorite going forward. that's why you see, basically, trump pulling out all the >> announcer: live, this is nbc 6 south florida breaking news. >> all right. quick stop here on the "today" show to bring you a tornado warning across broudkroscross broward county

it's not on the ground, a thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado. national weather service has issued the warning to 7:30. let's look at the radar, watching storms move through the area, this storm with low level and mid level rotation that has the potential to form a tornado. i-95 and griscom road across broward county, tornado warning in effect until 7:30. take shelter. just play it safe here. this is a thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado. wewee got the rotation here in place. we've been watching these cells move through the area. heavy rain, gusty winds. we've also had some history of hail with these storms moving through this area. we'll keep a close eye on this here as we go rough the morning hours. with the tornado warning in effect west central broward, cooper city, davy, southwest ranches until 7:30.

just minutes on nbc 6.eporter: it was this moment that got eryone's attention. >> and the dog, if it's not true, he's going to bark. >> r`porter: when she recalled a decades-old political ad that featured a dog that barked when someone lied, arguing the same rules should apply to republicans. >> oh, the great recession was caused by too muc regulation. bastion bark, bark, you know? >> reporter: this as chelsea stumped in ohio and bill clinton in florida. >> the republican party rewarded

just tell people what they want to hear. it's going on now in our party. >> reporter: sanders brushed aside clintons' criticisms. on monday, he ramped up his outreach to african-americans, a group he struggled to work over. >> it's working p@ople standing up and fighting. what is the civil rights movement about? >> reporter: after meeting with the families impacted by the flint water crisis, sanders demanded change. >> if we can rebuild villages in iraq and afghanistan, we can damn well rebuild michigan. >> clinton's address on race will take place in harlem. senator sanders will be courting black voters today. he'll be introduced at a prayer breakfast today byanny glover, who will also join him at a rally later tonight. >> thanks. chuck is still with us.

nevada's caucus on saturday. caucuses, harder to predict for pollster pollsters. when you look at the race and the body language, who looks confident and who looks nervous? >> the clinton campaign seems nervous and the sanders campaign seems confident at this point. this is clearly fairly close. they've both dumped a lot of money in here. this is actually though a here's why. there is this idea he can't win in states that are more diverse. nevada is baseically 60/40 white to non-white, at least the way the democratic kau kis iscaucus is going to turn out. a narrow loss and the clinton campaign can breathe a sigh of relief, knowing south carolina comes and they're likely to roll there, too. a sanders victory puts more pressure on clinton. then the questions are, oh, maybe sanders can win minority votes. then the pressure on her to wiv south carolina is as great as it's been in any state so far. >> chuck, do you see a shift in

framing this race, with more of a contrast, going right after sanders recently? >> if you listen to bill clinton and chelsea clinton and hillary clinton, they're all trying to make this a referendum on sanders. they know if it's a referendum on hillary clinton, she won't do as well with democrarac voters. put the focus on sanders. they think the more attention given to his ideas, his potential tax hikes, lack of foreign policy knowledge, suddenly,,t'll give pause to democratic voters and help her. she's always been better when she gets to frame an alternative. that's wha they're trying to do now. >> chuck, to put meat on the bones of your first answer, when you say the clinton campaign is acting nervous, what do you mean by that? by the fact they're spending so much time in nevada? >> they realize that it's a -- that losing again, and suddenly you could make an argument that essentially, sanders won the first three contests. the iowow victory, every day that

how big was that victory and did she really win, or did she luck out because of the way the counting process is? that's what i mean by that. they're very nervous. the idea of losing back to back. to lose the first state the faced off against each other that isn't an overly white stat that's what makes them so nervous. that's why, if they can win now, they put away a lot of questions with her. >> thanks so much. now to the nation's capital where the debate rages on over who should replace justice antonin scalia. ananea mitchell has more on that looming battle. good morning. >> good morning. the battle to replace antonin scalia is reshaping that 2016 campaign. with the republican presidential candndates taking a hard line against confirming anyone that president obama nominates. no matter how moderate. >> reporter: it is the one issue on which all the republican candidates agree.

should be considered for the salespeople court. >> the balance of the constitution is at stake. >> the republicans shouldn't allow it to happen. >> we're one justice away from a radical five-justice, left-wing majority. >> reporter: for ted cruz, it's personal. he clerked for the high court, argued before it and knew scalia well. within hours of the justice's death, the battle lines were drawn. republican senate leaders saying ey won't confirm any obama nominee to the high court. democrats firing back. >> it's unprecedented. it's pure politics. the supreme court, of all places, should not be tiedp in politics. >> reporter: the president in california hosting an asian summit, saying he is not backing down. >> those responsibilities described in the constqtution are ironclad. there are no caveats. the constitution doesn't include exceptions for election years or the president's last term in office. >> reporter: hillary clinton weighing in, unleashing a flurry of tweets overnight, aimed at gop senators. hillary tweeting, fill this vacancy.

do yours. the scalia succession fight now also a campaign issue for the democrats. >> last time i looked, the constitution didn't have a parenthesis. that's not the wieay our system rks. >> the president has a working list, including several candidates who have been supported unanimously for lower courts by republicans. if the republicans won't even consider moderate choices, the president could fire up his own democratic base, nominating a minority. >> a lot of political strategy going into this decision. andrea, thank you very much. in other news, pope francis returned to mexico city lala night after a day-long trip. thousands of people lined the streets to catch a glimpse of thee pontiff in his white fiat.

pope francis interrupted the event to come down and bless a child in the wheelchair. during prepared remarks, francis offed advice for creating happy families. saying, quote, do not end the day without making peace. >> it's a version of, never go to bed angry, right? >> great advice, actually. let's get the rest of the forecast. >> kids, i'm sorry about last night. anyway, we're looking at a snowy mess throughout the great lakes. icy conditions here in the northeast. especially north and west of new york city and pockets of the appalachians. also looking at a beautiful day in the southwest, into southern california. we'll look att that more in the next half hour. so my kids don't have to forage, got two jobs to pay a mortgage, and i've also got a brain. life's short, talk is cheap. i'll be working while you sleep. still don't think i've got a brain? you think a resume's enough?

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pembroke pines near sheridan, gusty winds across southwestern locations here just to the east of u.s. 27 and southweststn broward county with gusty winds out there. the heavy rains will continue r another half hour. we're going to push all this mess through over the c curse of the next few hours and get to some better weather by midday. quiet and dry across mmi-dade, a few showers moving in just to the north of the 836 alo the turnpike and palmetto. we will bring in a line of ssowers later on this morning and push everything through, so everyone will get a chance to get some wet weather here at least this morning. live look oside, 7:27 into ft. lauderdale. skies are dark. we had gusty wind moving through with the rain shower activity. we'll eventually bring more rain out towards ft. lauderdale, ft. lauderdale beach. here is that line extending all the way out into the gulf waters. thihiwill press off to the south and the east. i think as we go through the morning hours, severe weather threat will diminish.

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we're back at 7:30 on this tuesday morning, february 16th, 2016, as we say hello to our crowd. >> hello. >> it's us. >> rockefeller plaza. good to have you along. >> we're inside studio 1a. here are thetories making headlines. nearly 50 million americans dealing with a messy commute, as a massive storm stretching from georgia to maine has 17 states under winter weather alerts. the systems spawning a tornado outbreak across the south with one touching down near pensacola, florida. less than a week to the next republican primary.

lawsuit, challenging his eligibility to run for office. the republican front runner also taking aim at former president george w. bush as he campaigned for his brother, jeb. a touching moment during the pope's visit to mexico, when the pontiff interrupts a meeting to bless a child in a wheelchair. membersf the crowd lifted the child along with the wheelcir in the air to the stage. pope francis blessed the child, prompting the crowd to erupt nice moment there. also this moment, from the fashion to the performances to those who took home grammy gold, music's biggest night didn't disappoint. dylan dreyer was there for it all and joins us now. you survived. tell us about it. awesome. i got to be on the red carpet before the show last night and music. i got t t wave at some of the biggest stars, as they walked right byme. inside, there were unforgettable performances, touing tributes and plenty of grammy moments

night. oh, i remember >> reporter: taylor swift opens the show to a packed house. grabbed three grammys and, some say, struck back at kanye west, as she took the trophy for album of the year for a second time. >> there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success. or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. >> reporter: other big winners of the night, a stunned ed sheeran, winning song of the year. >> whoa. wow, wow. >> kendrick lamar. >> reporr: and kendrick lamar taking home five awards, including best rap album, and getting a standing o for the performance tributed to the black lives matter movement.

marred by audio glitches. the singer responded on twitter saying the piano mics fell on to the piano strings. that's what the guitar was, making it sound out of tune. the grammys are known for dazzling due yets and sduets and this year was no exception. and a performance from "hamilton," live from new york, made it a bicostal affair you can see a man >> reporter: the show later won a grammy for best theater album. lionel richie was honored through musical tributes. and stars the music business lost this year. including glenn fry. maurice white. b.b. king. david bowie. ground control to majorom

last night was lady gaga, dressed in honor of david bowie. ker performance was one of the moving faire ingd!ing farewells to the industry's biggest inspirations, celebrated by the current musicians. what a night of music it was. >> lady gaga, nine songs in 6:30 minutes. it was incredible. >> she had the whole ziggy stardust look down, for sure. >> tamron is watching the action online. >> you on social media saw also the outrage over the technical difficulties involving adele's performance. she did her best though to console the twitter verse. i love this. this is why we love her. because of it though, i'm treating myself to an in and out. in and out burger. lady gaga's unbelievable tribute to david bowie had people singing her praises. ellen tweeted out this. lady gaga, that was so great.

and gaga, most definitely, took her tribute for bowie to another level. she actually has a picture of david bowie tattooed on her her life. performance. also, the cast of "hamilton" caught attention online. also provided a history lesson. guess what the google search was? don't look in the prompter. >> i saw it. >> google search it. people asked, who is alexander hamilton? isn't it interesting? the most tweeted about artist of the night, justin bieber, interesting. >> i love it. in fourth, alexander hamiltonon >> he was great. wasn't he? >> oh, my gosh. that ticket got hottest, if that's possible. let's get a check of the weather from al. >> temperatures are warming up nicely. a look at what we've got already.

temperatures here in the northeast, going to be anywhere between 5 to 15 degrees, almost 20 degrees above normal. 55 in new york city. salisbury, 59. cape hatterus, 63. a ridge of high pressure is dominating. we may see records in san francisco, fresno, reno, las vegas, phoenix. the rest of the country, icy mix in the northeast. cold and snowy around the great lakes. out west, fananstic with showers in the pacific all right. good morning. on the air here at 7:36, watching live first alert doppler. we just had issued a severe thunderstorm warning. let's take you in acss broward county. this will encompass pembroke pines, miramar, davie. a severe thunderstorm issued. this will carry us until we get

until 8:00 a.m.,national weather service. severe thunderstorm warning into pembroke >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. coming up, winter spreading. the phenomenon -- remember manspreading? now winter spreading. we'll explain. it happens at restaurants. you know who you are. also, a special rossen reports experiment on awarding children who didn't necessarily win anything. >> good morning. i'm jeff rossen. when i was growing up, you only got trophies for winning games. today,y,ou know kids are getting trophies for participation and perfectt attendance. today, a new social experiment, how would you react if a couple of kids ran into a restaurant with the participation trophies? their dad said they didn't deserve it would you defend the dad give me miles, lots of miles, under starry skies above. don't fence me in. let me fly y y time,

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rossen reports. we're calling this series, 7:42. back to the "today" show in just a moment. severe thunderstorm warning across southern broward, davie, hollywood cooper city, on into pembroke pines and miramar. the area shaded east of 75 in this box. heavy rain, lightning. the threat meandering across southern broward county and the storm itself lifting off to the east at about 30 miles per hour. so some signs of rotation. we've had wind gust reports up to 50 and 60 miles per hour. we do expect that threat is going to continue. showers and storms will begin to slowly weaken here. we're right under it nn, i-75,

broward county. just a rough go this morning. severe thunderstorm warning will carry us through the next 18 hour. lightning. not as much activity across t t area into miami-dade. keep an eye on the radar as we go through the morning hours. for the time being across the area into southern broward county, severehunderstorm warning 8:00 a.m. broward county, threat, heavy rains, gusty winds,50 and wait. you guys got these trophies f participation and perfect >> yeyh. >> you didn't win? >> we tried really -- >> they're just handing out trophies? >> the men are torn. when the kids go to the bathroom, they speak up, siding with our dad. >> that's what they do today. it's the democratic way. everybody wins. you can't even play the game and trophy. >> it's not old school like we >> reporter: time to let the

>> what was it like when you were growing? did kids get trophies for participation? >> not at all. >> what does it do to kids today? >> you need to earn what you get. you get a trophy for doing nothing. >> reporter: we're rolling again. these womenan't stay silent, going after our dad. >> you sounded angry, almost like you were mad at them. >> they didn't win the game. >> it's not their fault they got it. >> i can't believe your coach. you don't deserve this. >> reporter:he woman at this table is angrier by the second. when the boys step away to the bathroom, she unloads on the dad. >> you're redestroying their self esteem. >> this is for participation. >> they participated. >> they didn't win. >> winning isn'teverything. >> what am i teaching my son by doing that? >> reporter: i have to meet her.

how are you? >> oh million gosh, my gosh. >> can i sit down? so they're all actors. you gave the dad a piece of your mind. >> there's nothing worse than destroying a child's self-esteem. >> does he have a point, that kids shouldn't get trophies for participation? >> not his decision? >> take it up with the coach. >> reporter: theost heart-warming moment was yet to come, courtesy of this man. >> these trophies are going back. you are not keeping them. i'm calling your mom right now. stay here. >> reporter: that's when he makes his move. for the first time today, turns to the boys themselves. >> you should've told him you won. i got this for participation. >> that's good. good for you. d bless you. that's right. everybody deserves to be rewarded. you think we should get them, even though we lost? >> nobody loses. yojust didn't win.

why did you get involved? >> listen, you try your hardest. you can't win every time, right? >> is it okay to give out trophiesesor that kind of thing? >> yes. trophies that big, questionable. >> what about me, i don't get a trophy? >> you actually do have one. it says, you're a star. >>gold, too! >> the star, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you, coach. >> you get a trophy. you get a trophy. should kids get trophies just for showing up? go to facebook.com/rossen reports and tell me what you think. we're doing a live facebook chat. i know where you stand. >> i don't love the participation trophies. i would not bego after my child for getting one. >> this is ridiculous. >> they're big. >> building up kids' self esteem is important. >> it's all about the attitude. >> they're not all natural born athletes. if they participate, are part of

practices, they deserve a little -- >> we want them to be active. they should beut there. they get a little star. but the more orgsnized the sports get, the more winners. >> more of this and less of this. >> a little medal is fine. but this for everyone seems a bit much. >> i'm keeping this in the box, but i have yours. >> if you get the trophytrophies, you might think you're a good atete. we're not all athletes. >> too bad matt isn't here. he has a strong opinion, no trophies for kids. >> tomorrow morning, this is a fun finale. so many of us struggling to keep our new year's resolutions to lose weight. what if a complete s sanger asked you to help her cheat on her diet?

lookout so her boyfriend didn't catch her? would you help her? >> that's not a hard question. >> the judgey boyfriend? >> i'm out. he's gone. >> tomomrow morning. >> thank you, jeff. >> you get a trophy for that. thank you for participating. still to come the red carpet fashions that turned heads at the grammys. who missed theark and who came out on top. >> they all get a trophy. >> we'll have it all. first, these messages. all year long you worked hard to take care of business and take care of theheeople who matter most. so when your tax refund arrives, make it go a little further at walmart. from electroni, to home decor, even tires, get low prices on everything you need to get more fun out of your tax refund.

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we gonna let it burn it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, drugs and dementia. a study reveals a link between popular over the counter heart burn medications and dementia. what doctors are telling the amerans who rely on the drug. plus, what's in the water? >> is this going to make me live longer? >> a lot longer. >> we venture to iceland, where the life expectancy is one of the highest on the planet,,o unlock the secrets to longevity. fashion high note from the

we have a round-up of the grammys, glitz and glam, from music's biggest night. today, tuesday, february 16th, 2016. >> good morning! >> shoutout to our mom darlene watching back in the hotel. don't feelkeep me down >> i'm georgia peach turning 65 in the big apple. >> good moing, boston. >> celebrating my 60th birthday on the "today show. >> hi, guys. good morning. hey, everybody. good morning. it's 8:00 on "today." tuesday, february 16th. we have kind of a wet one. wet and warm though out here on our plaza. we've got a beautiful crowd. everybody in a good mood.

carson is here for matt, who is off this week. our producer said i should my ankle. fashion. >> we are going to do something with , right? decorate it? something. >> want to make sure wrangler doesn't mark territory here. >> looks like a tree trunk. coming up, model behanior in the kitchen. we have a favorite recipe and she talks about posing for the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition. >> now to the headlines. a winter storm is havin an impact from florida to maine. southeast. one touched down in century, florida, where people formed a human chain to pull the rubble of a home. thousands of homes were left withou power.

faceingeing heavy rains, freezing rains and high winds. ndreds of flights already cancelled. al's forecast will be coming up shortly. republican candidates today are focusing on south carolina, where the gop primary takes ace this saturday. on monday, jeb bush was j jned by his brother f the first time on the campaign trail. former president geofge w. bush dismissed the party's front runner without mentioning donald trump by name. >> seems to be a lot of me-calling going on, but i want to remind you what t r good dad taught me one time. labels are morefor soup cans. >> a new poll shows trump maintaining his lead over the other republicans. he leads cruz by 20 points and rubio by 24. on the democratic side, nbc news/surveymonkey poll finds clinton with a 10 point lead nationally oveve sanders. today, clinton will be courting african-american voters in new york city, delivering a breaking down barriers speech in harlem.

clinton is in south carolina. sanders also campaigns in south carolina one day after he met with families impacted by the water crisis in flint, michigan. today, u.s. officials head to havana to sign an agreement restoring scheduled airline service between the u.s. and cuba for the first time in 50 years. airlines will have about two weeks to apply for various routes. it will then be up to the department of transportation this summer to decide which airlines fly from which cities to havana rectly. the agreement allows 20 round trip flights a day from the u.s. to cuba. '80s pop star vanity died after a long battle with kidney failure. vanity was a protege of prince and sang in vanity fix. in the 1990s, she turned her back to the industry and dedicated herself to the christian faith and became an evangelist.

vant vant vanity was 57. with power comes privilege. the argentine president hosted the rolling stones at his weekend home in buenos aires. he released images of the group poseing with him, his wife and their daughter. the rockers were in townn to perform three concerts in the area. that is lucky. let's send it back to savannah. >> thank you. now to a new study that could be troubling news for the millions of americans who take heart burn medication. research is suggesting the drugs might increase the risk of developing dementia. >> zeroheart burn. >> reporter: now in the spotlight, a popul class of heart burn medications, including ilosec, prevacid and nexium. the drug called proton pump inhibitors or ppis are used by

gastrointestinal issues. researchers in germany suggest overusing the drugs may increase dementia among the elderly. people 75 years and older regularly taking the medications dementia. >> there are patients who are kept on this indenitely. what we may see is a trend more for use in the short term when necessary and stopping afterwards. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, two of the drug makers stood behind their products. saying, patient safety is an important priority and we believe all of our medications are used effectively when taken as the label suggests. dr. azar is an nbc medical news contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> this is disturbin because a lot of people take the over the counter medicines.

why would heart burn medication potentially affect the mind and cause dementia? >> right. so this is alal at this point, hypothetical, savannah. the idea here is somethingng we would call biological flauzabilityflauz plausibility. how do you go from this medicine that affects your stomach to affecting your brain. theoretically, they could affect the brain chemistry. from animal models, we know they could affect the abnormal protein levels found in alzheimer's disease. the other thing i think is probably most important, in human data, we know that the medicines can cause b12 deficiency. b12 is definitely linked to dementia. >> to underscore, it's not necessarily usation. they saw a correlation between dementia ahd overusing these drugs, right? >> absolutely, absolutely.

this nearly was an association. certainly, does not prove causation. the study authors themselves would suggest that not only would they need to improve the methodology of the next study that would show something like this, to do something called a randomized@trial, but this was a study that looked at linking diagnoses with use. >> it raises a good conversation, which is, you should ask yourself, do you need to be on these heart burn medications. >> right. i think one thinghat we always like to reiterate, especially as physicians are taking care of patients, is when you're going through a medication list and keep on refilling medications automatically without really understanding, is there an indication for continuing this medication long term. for some people, it might actually be the case. are there alternative medicines? are there other things, such as lifestste changes? i understand there are people with significant heart burn, where lifestyle changes don't make a difference. such as losing weight and not

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balancing the two, but get this bob harper, famed trainer, says it is not even close. we know him from "the biggest losese" he knows what he's talking about. here's the definitive, straight answer. he said, diet is more important than exercise if you want to lose weig. he said, look, it's 80% your nutrition and 20% fitness. >> yeah. >> don't you feel like when you are really good on your workout regimen regiments, it allows you to open your menu selection? >> when i exercise more, i eat more, 100%. >>trying to make up for it. you worked out so i deserve this. then your deserve starts stacking up. >> it's a balance. i think it is. >> if you're just -- if losing weight is all you care about, diet is more important, say the experts. >> great news for people waking up today. it's easier to focus on what you

>> it comes down to calorie in and calorie out. if you're working out, you're going to lose the calories. but the idea is, if you want to lose weight, not to replenish with the calories. >> 80/20 i i a big split. >> according to bob, which we love bob. >> guy is in great shape. >> we've all heaed of manspreading. guys take up too much space with sitting with their legs apart. in new york city, there is a campaign called, stop the spread. now, winter spreading. it happens when we take off all the layers of clothes, the coats, hats, gloves, sweaters, and spread them out around us, maybe to the nearby tables and chairs. the website gothamist says it's driving them nuts, taking up too much room. >> the smaller restaurants, maybe there's a coat rack through everybody has coat. >> it's frustrating trying to

underneath seven other ones. >> they need better coat racks. >> if everybody puts their coat on one section, the coats all have a seat. >> you're at your apartment, get into a car, uber, ride, get to a overdress. unless you're bar hopping and walking around in the winterl do you need so many layers? >> what if you get stuck? what if you can't get a cab? carson. we're cold. >> here's technology that takes a hands-on approach to cleaning up at work. this video is from nissan. somebody claps, and all the office chairs snap back into desks. >> neat. >> are we really that lazy now? >> yeah. it's a prototype right now. it's testing out new technology. nissan is developing handfree parking. >> you can't ph your chair

>> the lights here are on the clapper. >> i didn't know@ that. >> show us. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> i'll turn them back on. >> no, let's leave them off. >> clap on. cool, right? >> warming up little. >> it's a little slow. >> pop start, carson is talking about all things grammys, from the fashions to the popular moems. >> it was a busy night. the stars didn't disappoint on the red carpet. lady gaga, paying tribute to david bowie, in this markc jacobs dress. it was a throwback. >> perfect. >> amazing. >> how about chrissy teigen and john legend, in black and white? >> gorgeous. >> sowing off the baby bump. >> one woman who had jaws dropping, tiara. >> it made everybody stop and payy attention.

>> beyonce didn't walk the red carpet but wore a wedding dress to present the final award. >> do we know that's what it was, a wedding dress? >> the "formation" video, there's a dress by zimmermann. >> we'll debate ittn the 9:00 hour. instagram's official ranking of the most liked grammy photos.. in third, 874,000, ariana grande. justin bieber upstaged by his 6-year-old brother, jackson. on instagram, justin shared this photo from backstage. he got 1.4 million likes for second. the top spot, taylor swift posted this of her and her bestie, selena gomez. taylor wrote, no big deal, just rolled up with the hottest date. 1.8 million likes. you can check out instagram'ss full list at today.com. oh, one more.

let's go around the table. savannah, what'd you like most? >> "hamilton." it's the greatest, such a cool broadway show and i loved t. it's impossible to get a ticket. people got a taste of it. >> they had a live thing. >> that's they're actual stage. >> al, you loved it, as well? >> it was a great moment. i've seen the play twice and i love it. >> hard ticket to getn new york. >> it's worth it. >> now even harder after that.% >> exactly. >> tamron? >> kendrick lamar. with the "hamilton" cast, made it an exceptional night for hip hop. it can go from social commentary to broaoaay. >> nominated for 11 and took home 5. one of my favorites, as well. natalie? >> gaga's david bowie. it was a technological marvel, the way they made her look like the ziggy stardust moment. it was phenomenal. she danced her way and sang her

it was impressive. only she could pull it off. >> what a great musician she is. >> it was like a robotic piano, too. >> contrast, lately. costumes. she brought it back in honor. her hair. the moment may be coming back.. the lady mullet may make a return. >> tamron, will you do it? >> kakcarson? >> i loved the stripped down version of the duo. to me, this was picture perfect and sounded great. it was a standout moment for me. kind of a purist music fan. >> ellie goulding, too, amazing. >> good music. >> not many awards. a lot of music. >> carson, thahk you. let's get to weather. >> we'll show you what we have going on.

this is a frontal system pushing all the way up into the northeast with snow from pittsburgh, cleveland, to buffalo.o. this will move quickly. we'll see a lot of rain out of it. ther could be flooding issues later this afternoon on into this evening. and a lot of snow out west. i should say, western new york, western p.a. the heat is on in southern california. al, thank you. 8:21. live first alert doppler, all of our warnings haveeen canceled. no longer do we have a tornado warning or a severe thunderstorm warning, but we are watching still some strong storms, some heavy rains continuing across southern broward county and northeast miami-dade moving from the west to the east. it's this swath between 595 and the 112 that we'll keep watching for at least another hour. then here's the big picture. the second line comes on through and brings everyone some rain. >> that your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thanks.

living longer, living better. >> we're loong at longevity in island,i iceland. ir simmons traveled to the island to find out what has people living welel long into their golden years. >> reporter: just below the arctic circle on the edge of the inhabitable world, iceland has an almost magical feel about it. with one of the most raw and stunning landscapes on the planet, covered with glaciers, volcanoes and geothermal energy. the 300,000 that inhabit this small island nation todod are, no doubt, a hardy crew. despite t t harsh conditions, the people here have one of the highest le expectancies in the world. at 83 years. what's their secret? is it the water? the fresh air? the food? some icelanders credit their longevity to bathing in

>> will this make me live longer? >> a lot longer. >> reporter: tough assignment, this is. >> how come people from iceland live longer than everybody else? >> because of the swimming pools. >> reporter: there they be truth to that. meet stephen, who turns 100 years old in august, yet swims here every morning in this outdoor pool he himself built in 1943. i recently spent a day with this young man. >> you do this every day? >> every day. even christmas. >> even christmas day? >> yeah. >> reporter: at :00 a.m., it's on to what he calls exercise for old people. where a group of town elders gather every day to stretch and keep their muscles moving. >> wow. >> reporter: lunch, today we're eating traditional icelandic

>> this is sour sheep testicles. [ laughter ]. >> you like this? >> yes. >> reporter: first, some sheep privates. >> wall this help me live longer, eating this part of the sheep? >> yeah. >> okay. maybe it's worth it. shark. >> that's gisdisgusting. oh, gosh, come on. >> reporter: but the real clue to icelandic longevity may exist in the country's dna. c this ceo is on the mission to collect dna from every person in iceland. >> why do some people live longer in iceland? >> i think it's the environment they live in. we live in unheated houses for

there was a selection for certain people. >> it's not the food, not the water, it's not the clean air? >> i'm not saying that we shouldn't lead a healthy lifestyle. we in iceland, we behave recklessly like any other nation. i think the reason we live a little bit longer is thate come from a relatively good genetic background. >> i'm going home to watch television, drink beer and eat ice cream. >> if that's what you want to do. >> reporter: while 99-year-old stephen puts a priority on maintaining his health, even he shares that belief. >> stephen? >> yeah? >> what's the secret? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? >> i don't know. i got it from my parents. >> can i have your parents? >> reporter: for "today," keir simmons, nbc news, iceland. >> wow. that's the way, more hot

>> living the good life, for sure. >> keir added a few to his. >> exactly. jason sudeikis is here fresh off his appearance at the nba all-star game. talk about the story of jesse owens to the big good tuesday morning to you. i'm sheli muniz. >> i'm eric harryman. your time is 8:26. the tornado warnings are over but we are still tracking some severe weather. >> let's head over the meteorologist ryan phillips for the latest. >> the good news in the last few minutes is all the warnings have been canceled or expired w. we'll focus the wet weather and the rumbles of thunder that you're still hearing between 595 and broward county and down to about the 112 in miami-dade county, everything tracking off to the east. the strongest of the storms moving offshore. still going to see some heavy rain, some gusty wis here, and a few rumbles of thunder and

northern broward, southern dade looking pretty good right now. here's the big picture. this line will sweep through by 11:00 a.m. give it a few more hours. everything clears out. a much better afternoon. we're on guard for more storms through the 9:00 a.m. hour, rain end big 1 1, more sunshine in afternoon. all lanes shut down between miami gardens drive and berry road because of a rollover accident. those are your southbound lanes. these are northbound. in broward county, also reports of another rollover accident. you're looking at i-75 southbound here with the

northbound looking bad also. right about now 8:30 now on this tuesday morning. it is february 16th, 2016. little windy, little wet, but also a little warm out here o o our plaza. >> yeah. nice change from yesterday. >> love it. hi, guys- >> hi, guys.

dude. we're crashing the set of "fuller set." we have a sneak peek at the reboot. and jason sue bake isdeikis is here. we'll talk to him about his challenging role on and off the screen. plus, she was on the cover of ports illustrated" swimsuit edition. now, robin is heating up the kitchen. she's gng to show us how models really eat. >> really? okay. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> let's see what we've got. starting with today, we have an icy mix in northern new england, also in the mid mississippi and ohio river valley. snow around the great lakes. sunny and hot in the southwest and southern california. for tomorrow, more of the same,, though we're looking for the wet weather to extend down io central and almost southern california. windy conditions. sunny skies along the eastern seaboard. cooler than usual weather down thugh the gulf coast.

southeastern atlantic region. that's what's going on around okay. thank you. approaching 8:32. been a busy weather mornii here in southern miami-dade and northeastern broward county. heavy rainweeping through from i-75 in the southwest broward count encompassing the turnpike, the paetto up to i-95. becoming very wet now in and out of the gge. the heaviest of the rain sweeping through in the nxt 20 to 30 minutes. your forecast will get brighter. rains ending by >> happen byy birthday to dad. room. >> a special message for engaged couples. valentine's may be behind us, but we're looking ahead to your next romantic moment. the chance to win the wedding of your dreams, right here with the big fat today show wedding.

"my big fat greek wedding" and it reminded you of your own this one. we partnered with "my big fat greek wedding 2" froro our sister amazing opportunitit send us a video sharing your include your family. we want to meet them, too, of course. we may choose you for the wedding event of the year. go to today.com/wedding for all the rules and regulations. make sure you apply before february 26th. good luck. can't wait to meet you. the wait is almost over for the "full house" fans. >> "fuller house" premieres february 26th. craig melvin had a chance to visit the cast members on set in the famous tanner kitchen. >> what's it like being back? >> the strange part is, there is a memory to it, like you're here and you're rebuilt. >> i've cried several times, being back here. it was overwhelming.

a sudden. >> hola! >> we had a moment where we were all sitting on the couch in the living room doing our screen test. it was me, candice and -- candace and andrea. we looked at the screen on the couch and went, oh, my, we're back on this couch, in this set, doing this again. >> everybody is talking about the couch being smaller. >> it's smaller. >> we got bigger. >> we understand. >> we never left each other. bob, jeff, the cast. this feels like, you know, we've been here. we never left. >> everybody looks amazing. >> they all l lk the same. even the couch looks good. >> the kids have grown up a bit. >> we'll show you more of his exclusive visit with the cast next week. do you ever clean your dishwasher or your toothbrush holder?% apparently, there are all kinds of things in your house we

extremely germy. elizabeth will tel us what to

first, this is "today" on nbc. we're back at 8:36. time to talk dirty, people. we all know to clean the sink, mop the floors and wipe the counters. even the most conscientious of cleaners may overlook household items, allowing germs to sprere. today contributor elizabeth joins us to reveal the most common mistakes. it's about to get real. i learned a lot from reading about that. there's three things we should wipe down that we never do. >> doorknobs. you want to wipe down the rerrigerator door handle. think about all the times you touch that. and you always want to wipe down light switches.

it's near the toilet. every time you're flushing -- >> everything iswimming around. let's start in the kitchen. i never thought about cleaning the dishwasher. i thought it was cleaned every time you run the dishwasher. >> anyththg that gets water running through it, you want to clean frequently. water is a bacteria dish. you're like, heat and water. just because you're washing the dishes doesn't mean your dishwasher is actually cleaning. what you want to do is you wantt to take white vinegar. it is like the wonder cleaner. i say it all the time on this show. put it in a cup, like a dishwasher safe cup. put it in the top, close it, run it through a full hot cycle. you're going to open it and take baking soda, spread it in the bottom. >> sprinkle it in the bottom? >> it'll deodorize it. run it through half a cycle. when it's dry, leave the door open and let it air dry. >> you use that much baking soda, or sprinkle a little bit. >> no, a little bit. similar tips for the

white vinegar, runt through. the calcium builds up. this cleans your machine. you can find all the tips on today.com. >> you'd put the vinegar in where you'd put the water. >> run it through a cycle. you want to run it two times after that, as well. >> lesson learned. let's hobble over here. how about the bathroom? >> number one thing you might be forgetting to clean is your toothbrush holder. clean it every single week. basicacay, you can take it out. i'll do it. you take it out, rinse it with water. also, change your toothbrushes. rinse it with hot water.% then pour some -- well, it's easier to open. >> looks like mouthwash. >> pour that in and let it sit and rinse it out. that'll also deodorize and desanitize it. >> can i put that in the dishwasher? >> you can. if you're in your bathroom and want to do it, evevething is there. >> the laundry room.

notice, like i have a friend who said to me the other night, she turned it on and went to put the steam on and gross stuff came out. >> or it can get brown. >> this one is clean. the way to clean that, this is the thing you have to do when you need to do it. it's not a regular maintenance thing. take white vinar and baking soda, again. you make a paste and rub it over the front of the machine. then you're going to wipe it clean with another cloth. then take cotton swabs witit distilled water. you're going to clean all the vents. then you're going to take the distilled water, pour it into the thing, run it through a few times. >> squirt it out or whever? >> do it for five minutes on the cloth. th'll clean it. >> as needed, you have to do that? >> as needed.. you don't necessarily have to run out and buy a new one.

>> over here in the bedroom, you wash the sheets, due saywhat are reforget ingreforwe forgetting? >> pillows. one thing you can get are pillow protecters. it's another layer. you should wash your pillows two to four times a year. this is not good f f foam. you can't wash foam pillows but you can wash likik a poly and a feather. if you grab thehe pillow, put them in the washing machine and wash them on the hottest cycle. use a luid detergent -- >> i'm elegant walking over >> use liquid, not powder. powder leaves a residue. once washed in the hot cycle, put them in the dryer. >> okay. >> you put it into the dryer and throw in tennis balls. >> why? >> it'll aerate them. it bounces around and keeps the pillows fluffy.

make sure they're really dry. take them out periodically, fluff them up and put them back in. you have fresh, clean pillows. >> i love it. make sure the tennis balls are clean, right? >> yeah. >> we did a survey. how often do you wash your bed pillows? 60% said never. i feel better. >> now, i hope it's more. >> i hope so, too. i learned a lot in this. thank you very much. if you want the tips or more information, go to today.com/home. coming up next, we catch up

first, this is "today" on nbc. we're back at 8:44. with the new film "race," it tells the inspiring story of jesse owens and his astonishing four gold medal wins at the berlin olympics. >> the relationship between the olympian and his college coach,

>> airplane gets people excited the%same way they come out and watch a man race. what they really want, what rely gets them worked up, is to see you crash. to see you fold up that biplane like a piece of paper. watch the ground crew drag you flames. that's exciting. >> jason sudeikiss with us now. good to see u. >> one of the directors you worked with said you were a young jack lemmon. great comedically and, dramatically, equally impressive. how hard is that transition? >> doesn't feel hard going in. there are people who would make the argument i wasn't funny in the comedy. i think it's a matter of the poster, right? no, it feels the same way coming out as, you know, it does doing anything. for whatever reason, even trying to kill bosses, trying to smuggle drugs across the border,

believable as possible. no different here, believe it or not. >> were you thinking, i've done so much comedy, i'd like to try the dramatic role and flex those muscles? >> not consciously, no. it shows up when it canshows up. the script, when i read it, i said, this is cool. this remindss me of something i would have -- my dad and i would have went to see when i was a kid. like gene hackman and the hoosiers or something. cool coach role, hold a hat and a stopwatch and support stephan james. it's like, i knew him when. >> larry was his coach at ohio state. famed track star himself. >> yeah. >> what was his relationship like with jesse when they met? >> i mean, tense but mostly because of the, you know -- the outrageous, sort of extroverted racism at the time.

in the states, and worst situation going on in berlin, arguably. yet, larry was this amazing guy who was ahead of his time, both inis innovations as a coach but also as a man who didn't -- race didn't concern him. >> accidental non-racist. >> jesse referred to him in an autobiography as an accidental non-racist. color blind would be the common term for it now. back then, he was like, no, i don't care. i don't care. as long as you work hard and do what i ask, then i don't care what color you are, what race, doesn't matter. let's go. >> jesse needed that. >> you were playing a little basketball over the weekend in toronto. you played the celebrity tournament. >> we lost tocanada. >> but you were great. 11 points at halftime. >> i did all right for an old man who doesn't play much anymore. >> you played ball. >> i did. the older i get, the better i was, is the statement. >> is it fun to be on the court though? >> it was fun.

kevin hart did a nice job for us as our coach. saturday was amazing. saturday was the best. the dunk contest, the three-point contest. >> you got to see that? >> i had front row seats that the 14-year-old me would be going nuts over. >> those were great when we were growing up, dominique and jordan. then they were bad for a while. then you saw that the dunk contest is amazing again. >> it was up there with the '88. even the three-point contest. down between steph curry and klay thompson. the '88 in chicago was the all-time greatest. two nights ago was one for the books. >> hav to ask, how is the little one? 22 months now, right? >> yeah. >> what's he doing? >> a lot of boom bops. los the drums. he loves hoops. took him to a game, saw the clippers in l.a. recently. you know, and beyonce. it's like elmo, nemo and beyonce, his three favorite things.

he may have come out of the womb that way. >> obviously, liobviously, "all the single ladies," one of his favorites. >> yeah. >> we were talking about olivia's serieses >> unbelievable. >> the juggling, the parent and the work, how are you dealing with that? >> family helps. both the families we're born into and the ones we surround ourselves with. >> need th. >> it's great. >> are you wishing you were on campaign? it's so rich. so much good stuff. >> yeah, i mean, it's fun to watch, as a fan. you start out as a fan. growing up with it and now, i mean -- >> you could bring biden back. >> if biden brought h h own biden back -- >> were you hoping he'd get in there and run? >> for no other reasoso than, as

with him in television and interviews. selfishly, yes, i met him over the summer and i was like, sir, you don't have to tell everybody else -- this is before he announced -- you can just tell me. my career is in the palm of your hands. >> hey, you know, that's right, i do. exactly as outgoing and genuine as you'd expect, i guess, from the vp. >> jason, thank you so much. good to catch up with you. >> nice to see you guys. >> "race" is a great film. opens nationwide this friday. up next, can fondue really be a model's go-to? we'll find out from robyn robyn lawley, heating up the kitchen.

nbc. thisweek's today food team healthy recipes to help you live longer. this morning, we're taking a page from some of the best looking peoe on the planet. with the help of one of this year's "sports illustrated" swimsuit stars. robyn lawley. good to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> malta is where you did the shoot? >> it was beautiful. people were so nice. super stoked. >> what was it like to be in the famed "sports illustrated" magazine again? >> i was in it last year and didn't live the experience because i had a by. this year was awesome. to be at the show and talk to the fansns it's been awesome.

>> you blog a lot about food. what is it about your love of food? describe it to me. >> if i wasn't modeling, i'd be a chef. you make the decision at 16. i love food. i'm an advocate of, you know, find a table. i grow my own vegetables at home. one of your segments is about foods that make you live longer. i was like, locally produced food is always going to be better for you, higher nutrients and you get to recycle and give back to the soil if you do composting and things like that. >> we'll get into that. what are you making today? >> this is an awesome dish, great for a date or big group of people. we have little potatoes. cucu them out. brussels sprouts. this is about seasonal. you can do anythingou want. it doesn't have to be this particular vegable mix. then we have the slices on top. it's like a fondue without the kit. it's handy.

wanting fondue but n/t having a fondue thing? >> i had a date with my now man and i was like, i want to make something fancy and cute. i didn't have a fondue set. >> you can still have the experience. >> yeah. >> the guys are eating downstairs. how do you select your vegetables? >> seasonal, go for it. use whatever you can get. you kind of just -- you want them bite size or ckup sized pieces. this is good. you can throw that on there. little potatoes, throw on the whole thing. >> rushshrooms, too? >> keep those aside. we're going to roast them a different time. >> potatoes, throw on because >> yeah.. root vegetables take longer. >> how about the onions? >> put them on. >> will you season these? it's great. >> i'll try. >> literally, space them out.

in there, too. might want to cut this one up. don't want to give somebody a whole onion. >> little offivelive oil and salt. >> if you're in apartment living like i am i was, freeze them. you want to add some rose mary or, you kw -- >> simple, clean and delicious. how do they taste, the veggies? >> very good. great idea for a party and hosting. >> how long do these go in for? >> 30 minutes. then we'll add the mushrooms. >> rosemary on top. >> dip them in water because it makes the flavor stronger. >> throw these in. pull@ these out. >> i'll give them a turn. you want to turn them and keep them roasting good. i'll add the mushrooms. sometimes they need less time, you know, to cook. you want to give them a quick turn. shuffle. put that? >> 15 minutes or so, turn them? >> mm-hmm.

fresh vegetables out of your garden. >> i know. >> throw in salt, roast them. >> how about the chee? >> like this. so it opens up. >> put it back? >> then this is the end result? >> this is it. voila. >> this could be an appetizer or full meal. >> robyn, looks delicious. >> i'm excited to have it. >> fantastic. >> good idea. >> potato with the cheese is everything. >> go to today.com/food f f the full recipe. thank you so much. 8:56 now. take a look at this huge tree limbs littering the ground in parts of northeast miami-dade. this is actually a neighborhood invenuen chur ra. >> nbc 6 rerters tweeting out

some of the dage we're seeing around south florida following a morning of severe weather. >> it is starting to calm down, but nbc 6 meteorologist ryan phillips has been tracking it since the beginning. expired. finally the rain is moving out eastern broward county with some light to moderate showers. w the thunderstorms transitioning and making a sharp unty. currently no warnings. we will expect the heavier rain to sweep through thth area, and this should be around for the next half hour to 40 minutes or so, still dark skies overhead. we'll keep these around at least for the next few hours. we are getting reports of about 25,000 customers in both counties here out of power. we wi see the weather end and some sunshine this afternoon, highs of 82. a traffic update. >> a major traffic alert out of i-95 southbound where we have a rollover accident qround ives dairy road. look at your screen. it's a parking lot southbound and northbound also a parking

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when it comes to social security, we need more than lip serviwe. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. this morning on "today's take," all the winners and the controversy at last night's grammy awards. plus, y y won't believe who is teaming up with joe manganiello. an exclusive first look. we'll have you sweating in style with the latest fitness trend. all that and more comin up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. february 16th, 2016. kind of a weird winter day in

getting up into the mid 50s. little drizzle. hardy fans on the plaza. i'm willie alongside al, natalie and tamron. i like the morning jam, al. >> "work". >> featuring drake. drake? >> it's her album. >> she was supposed to perform at the grammys but she had a respiratory infection. >> i was bummed lauryn hill didn't perform. >> she was supposed to perform with the weekend and she's saying it wasn't confirmed. it wasn't agreed upon. therammys disagree with this. she's had a turbulent career. she's brilliant, but it was a bummererast night. >> last night, taylor swift was the big winner. she kickedd off the ceremony with her latest single "out of the woods," and won album of the

first woman to women that that category twice. her acceptance speech, one aimed directly, if not mentioned by name, at kanye west, has everyone talking. >> i want to say to all the young women out there, there are going to people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. but if you just focus on the work andnd you don't let those people side trackyou, someday when you g g where you're going, you're look around and you will know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there. and that will be the greatest feeling ithe world. >> friendly reminder, kanye west recently said he should get credit for taylor swift's fame. >> he made her career, as he says. >> the song is called "famous."

about something else. he has not responded to this. the last tweet said, i'm in a positive space. way. >> he needs help at the university level. he does. >> may be more serious. on a serious note, like we kind of chuckle him off, but he has friends who are saying now publicly that there is a mental health issue. that's what his friends are quoted as saying. >> i think he's an extremely talented young man, but i think % he has problems and needs to get them addressed. >> bottom line, it was taylor's night last night. >> among others. she won it though. >> good way to shut him up when it comes to that controversy, right? >> savor the moment, nat? >> i love the tributes. lionel richie's tribute, had demi lovato singing. hello, is it me you're lookingng for

performed "all night long." >> let's go see him. >> everybody was dancing in the aisles. people were up out of their seats, as you saw. home >> fantastic. >> when he was here, he let us him. >> where would birthdays and weddings be without lionel richie? he's the best. >> any celebration in life. lady gaga's tribute to david bowie was so perfect. it was the technological marvel, how they created the space oddity. her look was just like bowie's. the orange hair to the makeup, how she dressed. it was phenomenal. only she could do nine songs like that in 6:30 and be able to carry a tune throughout the whole thing. it was unbelievable. >> it was a nice tribute. what about you, al? >> i think you could make the argument that an amazing number

i think there was a, i was disappointed they didn't do more for natalie cole. the segment ended with a clip of her and her dad singing "unforgettable." but her twin sister -- or her sister toldd the new york post before last night's ceremony, she didn't think it was enough. she said it was bittersweet. family was hopg there would be an actual tribute. she had 21 grammy nominations and won 9 times. first african-american female to win best new artist. we reached out to the grammy producers for comment a didn't hear back yet. >> it was a lot of backlash. a lot of controversy about this, for sure. >> any favorites, tamron? >> you know, the highlight for me was kendrick lamar. music is supposed to not only be, i gugus, the soundtrack of our lives, but it's supposed to speak about society. he shut it down. he had a total of five grammys,

he was just the -- the medley was incredible. he's a poet, an artist+ we have a clip. everything i know, every time they hit me >> i think it was salon.com that said kendrick left the grammys in ashes. it plays into your favorite moment. there was a lot of concern that hip hop would not be represented. in a a big way, your favorite moment, it came up again. >> you had it in this, hip hop and broadway, right on the stage at the grammys. the musical "hamilton," the run away explosive hit on broadway. they performed live from their theater on stage in new york city. a beautiful performance that the world got to see what people coming to broadway have been seeing for the last year. moments later, amilton" won best musical theater album.

acceptance speech. >> right hand man, the hispanic, the best idea goes in the pot. the cast, unstoppable. band is unbeatable. inspiring me to pull through. we adore you. sebastian, daddy is bringing home a grammy for you. >> only he could do that and rhyme. >> the one problem with that last night is -- >> we weren't there? >> it'll be ten years before you can see "hamilton" again. it was already hard enough. >> stephen colbert made the joke, 2020, you mightht be able to see it. >> my kids haven't seen the show but we have the album. they walk through the house singing all the songs. it's on at our house nonstop. >> george said the other da dad, we're reliable with the ladies. i said, what who says that?

i said, of course, a jefferson quote. >> i knew that, thank you very much. >> great line to use as he gets older. what did i miss >> i came in the house doing that, and he went, dad, that's weak. joe manganiello teaming up with a surprise co-star. we have your first ok. >> cool. >> what can i get you? >> milkshake. >> flavor? >> chocolate. >> the, two, one. >> thanks. >> broken a le? >> no. >> ever have two women fight over you? >> have i? no. >> i think i know why you and i met. you're going to leave and take a holiday. you have a choice to make.

>> peewee herrmann, he's not aged a day. amazing. >> how does he do that? >> i don'tknow. peewee's big holiday is going to be on netflix march 188th. can you believe, he's back. >> i can't believe it. >> i love this. >> when you said joe maganiello, i was expecting "magic mike xxxxxlxl >> this is better. >> you saw the original peewee herrmann, the movie, "large marge." the alamo, it's one of the movies i've seen. >> clsic. >> so many people got started on s show. >> guess what time it is? >> what time is it? >> 9:09. >> okay. >> also, our facebook sweepstakes time. you missed garrett's popcorn yesterday. >> i was very upset. >> 25 days of give aways for you.

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we've got winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories. 32 million people a a risk from north carolina to maine. look at the temperatures. 53 in new york. it'll be climbing up into the mid 50s. back to the west, buffalo, you stay below freezing. same in syracuse. buffalo, you'll see boston, 55 today. we will continue to see lake-effect snow. look at the rainfall amounts. anywhere from 1/2 inch to 1 1/2 inch of rain. because of the frozen ground and locally, could see 2 inches of rain. it could lead to flooding. then we have lake-effect snow today. another 4 to 6 inches between buffalo and that's what's goinggn around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> okay, al. at 9:11, watching the severe weather threat quickly diminish across south florida. drawing out across broward unty and north central and northeastern miami-dade, across southern miami-dade conty, expending from miami beach

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gracing "cosmopolitan,""cosmopolitan," "gq" and "women's health." >> now, he's on "how to get away with murder she plays a law student getting involved with a lawyer in the practice. >> you have a boyfriend? >> wes. he's home sick and needs a copy of our outline. >> we have work. >> doesn't care about this casase so why should i? cover for me with bonnie? >> you owe me. >> come up with something. we'll see what we can work out. >> all right, karla, good morning. >> good morning. >> huge star in mexico and now, this is your first big breakout role in the united states. were you nervous about making the move? >> i was terrified. i had the best life. i was being offered parts, and i was being, you know, let into any restaurant i wanted. i was just having the life. then, of course, you feel that ttle challenge bug inside of you, wanting to move and try it out in l.a.

season. it's the worst thing that can ever happen to a human being. i thank shonda rhimes for taking me out of that awesome process. >> is it constant auditionon >> constant rejection, living out of your car,rying to change. going from playing a mother to suddenly, you're playing, you know, a prostitute. then you're playing, you know, a law student. it's all in the span of a second. >> what was it like when you get the yes, you're on board, and it's shonda and viola davis? >> we didn't know when i got the part that it was going to be viola davis. that was a plus afterwards. i was crying so hard in the car when my agent, manager, called and said, you booked it. i've never heard that word, you booked it. i was like, what does that mean? they're like, you got the part, you got laurel. i started crying and said, give me a second. i'm not cool enough for you guys but this means a lot to me.

they're like, yes. i got home and i was crying and my mom thought something had happeneded to me. >> weeear so much about shonda's world. she's got all these shows and they're all so popular and so good. now that y@u've been on the inside of the world, why is it so special? >> yeah, i think it's -- she's really a powerhouse. she now has two more shows coming. i don't know if you know. she's got her book and just does everything. she's really also personal in her relationships. really passionate about what she does. i think it trickles down to everyone in the show. everyone just does their job with passion and with love becausehe does. it's kind of -- i think that is sort of part of it. >> we have a game to play with you called "how to get away with." walk us through scenarios, how you'd handle the situations. how would you get away witit a

>> oh, i would just, you know, i was just looking at that poor boy over there. and i was just -- and i would start crying. or i would be mexican. like i'm so sorry. i'm here on vacation. please don't do this to me. they'd be like, okay. >> nice. >> very good. >> how would you get away with forgetting somebody's name? >> i would just say, you're lovely, this lovely friend of mini, such a great person. then i'd bring someone else and hear what they said to the other person and i'd be like, okay. >> karla souza, thank you so much. all the best with this. coming up next, do you remember the first concert you went to? coming off the glitz and glamour of last night's grammys, we'll take an embarrassing trip down memory lane to give you the chance to win something azing.

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this. this is me. this is a replica of the bell bottoms i still wear. it was the ohio players. fire where were my parents? i don't know but i was then in college, i've never shown this picture to anyone. there's one person in the world who has seen this picture. th is me on the way to the run dmc concert. look at the nails. i don't know if they let me in the concert or not, but let's swipe back to this one. there you have it. that's our concert memories. >> the reason for going down memory lane is we have exciting news. we shared ourur photos but now, it is your turn. we want to see your wildest first cancert style. find >> find a photo from one of your first concerts and post it at facebook.com/today's take. tell us why we should help you rock a style upgrade when you take your son or daughter to their f fst concert.

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meteorologisis ryan phillips who has been following this since early this mornrng. good morning. >> those images very telling of the intensity of the wind that rolled through with trees uprooted, trairs flipped over. more on that, follow us at nbc 6 on twitter. the showers finally moving out of miami-dade. our severe weather threat has diminished. storms ending, 82 return to sunshine at theheunch hour. here's kelly wit traffic. >> i-95 southbound, a camera right there and miami gardens drive where we had that rollover tractor-trailer.

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when it comes to exexcise, people are motivated by money but only when it's taken away. a study published looked into employeeellness programs and how financial incentives played a role in the success. researchers found money didn't improve an employee's effort to reach their exercise goals but it was effective when cash was given up front and taken away each day the goals were not met. a new report finds millenials drink more wine than any other generation. my kind of generation. americans age 21 to 38 drank 42% of all wine in the u.s. last year. an average of two cases a person throughout the year. researchers also looked at high frequency drinking, defined as people who drink several times a week, and found milleninls also led that category.

england, there is such a thing as a free lunch. peoplele got a free lunch if they ate out in the 10 degree weather. the tables were full of bundled up custouers for the challenge. not only did they get a free lunch, but the restaurant donated the money it would have made to a local rescue mission. all for a good cause. let's get a check of the weather from al. >> impressive. we'rchecking out facebook.com/today's take. how many of you have liked us since the beginning of today's program? more than 6,000. go to the facebook page and get a chance to win a $500 sears shopping spree. awfully nini. let's look at what we have today. some of the weather, not so nice. we hav snow around the great lakes. icy mix in the mid mississippipi river valley. also in northern new england. the eat continues out west. 89 in phoenix. 88 in l.a. could set records today.

a few leftover showers around the great lakes. windy, wetet weather from the pacific northwest to central california. we have sunshine returning to the eastern seaboard with mi okay, just past 9:30, we're finally seeing the showers and storms exiting south florida. 'll have a line of showers, some gusty winds through the keys approaching 9:45 or so. but we'll improve weather conditions across the area even though right now we're c cudy with shower activity in miami-dade. into the mid-60s. we'll see a rebound into the lower 80s this afternoon as the sunshine returns. showers end by 10:00. bythe lunch hour, some sunshine this afternoon, partly cloudy and 82, then smooth sailing here on out. >> that is your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. now to our series, hope to it. over 19,000 meet, mt. kilimanjaro was africa's highest point, a tough climb for the most elite athletes.

times, bringing a message of hope for those who need it most. >> reporter: sean has been on top of the world. he's climbed to the highest peak of every continent, com_leting the seven summits. but his toughest uphill battle wasn't a mountain. it was cancer. twice. at age 13 and again at age 16. >> i remember sittingnn the bottom of the shower floor while my frienen were having fun with their lives. i was losing my hair, 60 pounds overweight, crying my eyeballs out. it was something no one should have had to go through. >> reporter: he was given two weeks to live. >> i think what kept me going is a quote that i came up with. it's, the humanody can live roughly 30 days without food. the human conontion can sustain itself for roughly three days without water. but no human alive can live more than 30 seconds without hope. hope kept me going. >> reporter: sean defied the odds and survived.

although cancer left him with use of only one lung, he became the first c ccer survivor to make it to the top of mt. everest. and now, he's spreading hope with his foundation, the cancer climber association. >> we reach out to othereople touched by cancer, show them the possibility of the human body and spirit. >> reporter: every year, sean grants a cancer survivor the opportunity to climb africa's mt. kilimanjaro. he helps them up every step of the way. >> taking people up kilimanjaro, i see a transformation. they get to the top and come down, and they're stronger and more confident. it gives them the tools to realize, if i can conquer that mountain, i can do anything. >> reporter: 39-year-old peter campbell had hit rock bottom. >> i was getting ready to start my first treatment for my secd bout with cancer. i thought about running out the door. at that moment, i got a text message and it said, i hear you're going through a rough time. >> reporter: the message was from sean. >> i remember him saying one

and i'll take you up to climb mount kilt. kilimanjaro with me. he taught me to look at my cancer as a mountain. >> reporter: sean kept his promise to peter. in july, with cancer behind them, they trekked, side by mt. kilimanjaro. >> we got t t make a phone call from the top. my wife kept my kids up. at 1:00 in the morning, i called home and told her, i'm standing at the top of the world. >> thank you! >> it made up for the two years i laid in the hospitata knowing. but it was worth it. climbing. today, it's a different

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>> i was talking to savannah and the said she said, when you have workout clothes on you like, it's motivating. >> once they're on, you're ready to go to the gym. >> bright colors. >> yes. >> there are these online subscription services. you get your fitness fix with that. i've heard a lot about them and wanted to subscribe but i wasn't sure. what's the tealdeal? >> you don't want to get tied in. this is fytso.com. you send out a profile and they send you a complete outfit, which is cool. shoes, shirt, sports bra, the whole thing. it comes to $50 a piece. keep what you want and what you don't, send it back and you're not charged for it. >> hidden fees? >> no membership, no sign-up fee. go on when you want a box and

or ask them to send you a month thimonth monthly box. you c order it when you want and there's different brands. >> not just one brand. >> nike and adidas. >> we e obsessed over leggings. i said i was going to stop wearing the plain black ones because they don't motivate. >> these are moteivateing leggings. this is from yogaletics. they go from extra small to a 6x. >> love it. >> they embrace all body shapes. i love how they have the high panel. >> this is what i have on? >> it is. >> i love it. >> so comfortable. another great thing, a l l of women in larger sizes, they feel when there is a color, the fabric stretches and you lose the color. that doesn't happen. >> let's get to the models. maria is wearing an outfitrom

hudson. >> this is adoreabledorable. they're trying to make piecece that transition from the gym to your every day life. they're basics and good gym pieces, as well. it's fun in the back. it has the cutout that's cute. you can feel like you can go to the gym and do your errands and you don't have to change. >> the fafaetics, around $49.95 for the vip membership? >> you sign up. there's no charges to sign up but you have a monthly fef. you get two pieces per month. if you want to skip the month, you have to make sure you tell them you want to skip it. >> read all the fine print to see what you're signing up for. >> exactly. >> you look great in that. i love the top. next up, what is she wearing? >> old navy. i feel like they're stepping up their game. it's a cool pant. old navy is always accessie with prices. the whole outfit is only $74. >> you don't have to workout.

>> we gave a pop of color underneath. >> these pants look like kendall jenner. she's always in the cutest workout pants. >> only $22.94. >> okay. >> get them. >> real quick, we have erica. come on in. >> erica is wearing an outfit from kohl's, which is anotherer really affordable -- >> love this. >> agaiai it's fun to get away from the black leggings. if you want to try something different, this is a great way to do it and not spend a ton of money. the pants are only $26. >> wow. >> you can do it and not feel committed to it. if you don't love it, won't feel like you spent a ton of money. this is a motivator. >> you look so cute. >> how do you clean these?e? >> the safest way is probably to put it on tumble dry low or let it air dry. >> love these looks. go online and we'll post all the information. thank you, melissa. thank you, ladies. yoyore rocking hot. we can go have lunch and not go

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>> they try to make a quick buck by renting out their apartment for the night. >> guests are staying until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. all we have to do is stay out until 11:00. >> we live in the city that never sleeps. >> exactly. >> what if we go to the bar where we got mono? >> i love that place. >> watch the sunrise, romantic breakfast at the diner. >> i love that diner. >> okay. >> ilana and abbie,, thank you for being here. >> what's it like, to have the job security already going in? >> feels good. >> it's so good. >> you don't have to rent your apartment out then, i guess, for the night? >> exactly. >> you guys have been together since the upright citizens brigade da, almost ten years ago now, something like that?

improv team starting in, like, 2008. >> yeah. >> how cool is it to be able to rise up from there with your buddy at your side the whole time? >> it's unreal. it's amazing. it's very new york, i think. >> what do you mean? >> there's so much opportunity here. you know, it's kind of for the taking, i feel, new york is. i feel like that's kind of what r attitude has been. >> it can't hurt you have amy poehler as your -- >> doesn't hurt. >> she's been this amazing supportsystem. someone that we're often like, what would amy do in this situation? >> she has a bird's eye view that we couldn't have had from the beginning. she just@ had such great insight. >> you guys asked us in the break, do we still get nervous, and we said yes. at this point, you're promoting the show, becoming more and more famous. any nervous jitters? >> i think it's very helpful to

>> yeah. >> as you start introducing us, i was like, oh. we're here. >> constant, yeah. >> art imitating life. abbi, one of your first jobs i read, you were hired to work at an equinox, handing out workout flyers? >> the one at grand central. >> there's an episode based on that, right? >> my character, abbi -- >> yes, familiar. >> -- similar name. similar spelling and name. >> abbi or abbi? >> depending on the situation, it goes upr down. yeah, my character works at a gym call gym. >> and you have great guests on the show. >> what an honor to have that

>> how did that come together? >> we wrote this episode -- i'm not going to spoil what it is -- and it didn't need to have her, but she was sort of like mentioned. then we went out to her, like you know, you have to try. she was in -- it was very bizarre and an amazing day for the show, for us, for our crew. >> she was incredible. was amazing, to be able to watch that in person. >> this season, we'll see it? >8 yeah. >> ilana glazer and abbi jacobson, congrats on the success. catch the season premiere of

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and a and a good morning to you, everybody. 9:56. some heavy damages to a stable in pompano beach followowg that severe weather that swept morning. >> chopper 6 over the scene whwhre you can see campers overturned and debris across at area. we've been keeping you up to date on all the latest wind advisories around the area. >> what happens next? meteorologist ryan phillips with day. >> we begin to push the showers out quickly, drying out across the metro area and hints of sunshine coming back into the skies. it lab quietererafternoon, rumbles of thunder through the upper keys, southern miami-dade county on the 18 stretch, these showers and storms move across the keys then everyone returning to sunshine. visible satellite, watching the clouds move out of the area, weather pattern calming down. our temperatures will rebound into the upper 60s eventually to about 80.

afafernoon and the next several days. kelly has the affic. >> crews are still trying to get that rolled oer tractor-trailer righthtside up. this is a mess on i-95 southbouud after ives derry road both northbound and southbound, a complete mess. we'll change the cameras so you can see how it's affecting your morning ride. those are your northbound lanes, those are your southbound lane where is they have shut down everything. you have to exit off of ives derry road. take your alternates, u.s. 441, biscayne, the turnpike. one lane getting by on the

southbound, heavy delays. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with can kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody, it's tuesday, febebary 16ing. >> that is crash and burn by our new friend. we like it a lot. >> we sang it beautifully this week. >> we have a big day here today. >> it's huge! >> he's not here, but another hugely funny guy --

trump? >> sorry. >> good one. >> why? why? >> because you're huge! >> that's not what, what do you mean huge? >> very big. >> i . >> we are glad. >> yeah. >> it's the morning look. i didn't know if i was allowed to say stuff like that op the morning, abc has changed. >> this is nbc, baby. >> yeah, very excited about it. why am i in the kitchen, what is it, scottish people have to work when their here? i'll make you a lovely, here's a quick demonstration right now. >> oh my god! >> come on. >> it's all right. we'll make fun of it through the whole show. >> what are you talking about? >> it's a cooking segment coming up. >> you know, you go to a fancy straentth restaurant, that will cost you $150 bucks. >> craig ferguson will be joining us, cook or die.