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>> sally hansen airbrush sun, not streaky, doesn't smell. leaves you bronzed and beautiful. >> are you sure it doesn't smell like fritos? >> we have before and after. my pal did half her body. look at the difference. not streaky. >> shop these items, award-winning comparisons body products head to today.com/style or pick up the latest issue of "people" magazine on newsstands now. >> the rest of your day will be merry and bright, the band of merrymakers take our stage! >> pump up the volume, you guys. they're next, and they're a >> it's amazing out there means to me the wonder and the wow of weather. >> everything is amazing. it could be the smallest ice crystal, the biggest storm cloud. >> what does it's amazing out there mean to me? it means looking up and being inspired. even if it's just straight up blue skies. i mean, how beautiful is happens when the sun comes right over the ocean, when it comes up in the morning. >> watching lightning streaking across the sky from one side to another. >> the roar of the thunder is just -- oh, it's one

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once again, i do expect to see sun by later on this afternoon.tures warming way up into the 90s later this week. >>> and we're back on this sunday morning, june 5th, 2011. it's june already. nice crowd on the plaza on a mild morning. we're going to head out in a bit to say hello. meanwhile, inside studio 1a i'm jenna wolfe alongside lester holt. the latest in the casey anthony murder trial. >> a lot of folks talking about it. saturday prosecution experts provided technical forensic evidence, proof, they argue, 2-year-old caylee's body was in the trunk of her mother's car. what was the proof and what was the jury's reaction? we'll tell you more about that coming up. >>> then, on a lighter note, summer is here. that means people are hitting the parks and beaches to soak up the sun. but while we're always told to wear sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen, only one-third of adults actually use it regularly and more than 3. 1/2 million new cases of skin cancer will be diagnosis this had year. coming up new information about sun exposure including why even

a moment the moon starts coming in front of the sun and only directly in front of the sun blocking out and carbondale the only city in the path of those. >> carbondale. >> and during totality, you can actually take your glasses off and see? >> yes. here's the deal. before it's a total eclipse. when it's a partial eclipse, you need to put the glasses on. because obviously you don't want to stare at the sun very long. >> right. >> but when it's actually blocked, in the totality, you won't see the sun at all. you will just see the rays coming out from behind the moon, and then it's safe to take off the glasses, but as soon as you start seeing little specks of sun behind, put your glasses back on. >> put these in front of your camera, too? >> again, if you're not using a zoom lens, you're probably okay. because of a wide angle i make it easy to save $600 on car insurance, so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir,

now we are adding the heat from the sun. and then we have the mechanical energy of the cold front coming in from the west, to boot. >> where is the actual front? >> it is still in ohio. it is that far west. >> we could still have another line develop. this will have the tendency to stabilize the atmosphere for a couple of hours. if we get sunshine, we could have another round of thunderstorms developing on that boundary as it reaches md. later this afternoon. >> which is likely by the tornado watch was extended until 3:00 this afternoon. if these storms go away -- and they have been with us since 4:00 this morning -- if they dissipate, it is like deflating a balloon. equalizing the atmosphere, what ever you want to call it. but then the whole process starts over. we have a strong sun this time of year. >> the fact that these storms made it past sunrise, the most stable part of the day, and they are starting to get into the cooking of the atmosphere, the ones behind it could redevelop as well. i just wanted to let you know th

we have clear skies out there, plenty of sun and pretty soon the moon will be meeting up with the sunarts a mix of sun and clouds so we'll have a few clouds out this afternoon. 88 degrees by then. during totality at 2:42 that's when the moon will be about 82% covering the sun. we'll be drop a little bit through the afternoon, a better chance of storms once its over. tomorrow feeling like 105 degrees. >> hall pinot spice in it. >> is it charcoal. >> it's activated charcoal. >> and you know how you improve the flavor? >> yes, oh yeah. >> look at that. >> that's my kind of breakfast. >> is that a donut? oh, man. we are having a blackout. >>> if you have seen any of our buildup to the great american eclipse you knee savannah's been psyching herself up by playing one song over and over again. >> turn around -- just kidding. bonnie tyler's total eclipse of the heart has been on a constant loop and this morning's she's aboard royal caribbean's ace sis to perform. first time, total eclipse. bonnie good morning. >> good morning from a very window osas sis of the sea. >> we are so excited for t

. >> no baking in the sun? >> no, no, no. >> it's good to know because melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, the rates are on the rise, especially among women. so coming up we are going to have more on what is, for some, a rite of summer, baking in the sun. dr. nancy synderman is going to answer questions about how to protect your eyes, your skin, how to avoid age spots, things like that. we'll have that information in just a couple of minutes. >> all right. also coming up, more of meredith's exclusive interview with susan boyle. of course she lived in obscurity for almost 40 years. now she's certainly a name, a sensation. she became an instant star. this morning she's going to open up more, sharing more of her dreams. and also meredith has a couple of surprises for her. >> pretty cool. >> very sweet. >> and then a little bit later on we're going to be heading into the kitchen for some fantastic gadgets that will make your cooking this summer so much easier. it will make you want to stay in the kitchen.

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now we'll today to "today's health" and sun safety. skin cancer if detected early has a high cure rate. plus if you take the right precauti precautions you can significantly reduce your risk. doctor, good morning. good to have you here. it's a crucial time to start doing body checks. >> absolutely. skin cancer really needs to be detected early. if it's not detected early it's not as curable. one in five americans is going to develop skin cancer at some time in their lifetime and one person dies every hour from melanoma. the earlier it is detected the better it is. >> where should we be doing body checks? where should we look? >> they're dependent on the actual individual. you should determine your risk base on your risk factors. do you have genetic history? do you have lots of moles all over your body. are they different sizes and shapes? do you spend a lot of time outdoors? if you had one blistering sun burn, you increase your risk of developing skin cancer by two-fold. you want to take all of these things into account when you determ

we were on the sun. very good. the sun. jo-jo: yeah, the sun, antonini. we left off on the sun. s that you raise your hand. now, the sun is actually a controlled nuclear explosion. this is captain fuller. we may have a wrinklklhere. i want back-up units right away. roll them in silent. thanks. will not last forever. and when it dies... the guy's really messed up. be cool, man! ( gunshot ) ...destroying the earth with its immense heat. i would appreciate your full attention from now on, mr. fort. otherwise, i might feel compelled to put a hole in your head. anyone have a problem with that? ah, good! let's continue. hurry, i think it's here. physical sciences. relax, honeyeyt, we're here. harry, go on the east flank. we'll come from here. we'll corner the punk. the punk is antonini and you're under arrest. then there's nothing to worry about. hey, i got a permit. it's not valid on school property and you know it. we're on your side. you're as big a problem as they are. by the way, you're all under arrest. get me a master key. antonini: it's very frustrating that a few troublemaker

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the sun is white? >> the sun is white. the reason -- she wasn't completely wrong.. white is the inclusion of all of those colors. like black is the absence of color. white is all the colors. and the sun doesn't turn yellow to our eyes until it passes through the earth's atmosphere. it is actually all colors. >> you're smart, lori. >> yes, i'm a little science-y. there's fashion, style at "lucky," and science. >> thanks for coming to see us. appreciate it. >>> he says they're the next big thing. we'll meet elvis durant, artist of the month. we're excited to hear him after this. ♪ thhim after this. ♪ ehim after this. ♪ mhim after this. ♪ him after this. ♪ him after this. ♪ him after this. ♪ him after this. ♪ thim after this. ♪ him after this. ♪ ehim after this. ♪ mhim after this. ♪ im after this. ♪ m after this. ♪ after this. ♪ ♪ >>> we are back with elvis duran's artist of the month when the national radio host introduces us to rising stars in the music world. he has not been wrong yesterday. -- not been wrong yet. >> no, i would not let you down. >> no. >> wait unt

the sun poisoning will come just in the sun exposed areas. can help that go away. >> what about the skin irritations from swimming in general? there are a lot of those and they're wacky ones. >> there are actually. a few happen all the time. hot tub folliculitis occurs when the chlorine in the hot tub is not great and as a result you can get these little red bumps that occur all over your body a few hours after. and you might need to go on antibiotic for that. the sea bather's and the swimmer's itch occur depending on where you're swimming. if you're in the ocean and you get out of the ocean and have bumps or rashes under your swimsuit, it's like ly that you have sea bather's eruption. swimmer's itch occurs in the lakes. it occurs in swamps. and that one occurs all over art to feel stinging and tri prickling. wash off quickly, if you can't do that, towel off, take off the swimsuit to prevent the organisms from getting to your skin. and then that's about all you can do to prevent it. >> okay. ring worm. doesn't sound like fun. what can you do

to noon, they move out and the sun will break through. 76 in summerton today. that's the same for landsdale. mid-70s even through the lehigh valley and berks county. in new jersey, 74 for trenton. again, the icon shows rain. that's just about until your lunchtime. we'll see mid- to upper 70s through the jersey shore today. and in delaware, also, mid-70s for highs. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >>> just ahead and trending, fashion fails. the clothes, the footwear that experts say men just should not wear this summer if you'd like to find a date. >>> plus, pop star/tennis star serena williams speaking out serena williams speaking out after venusfinity paint from hgy sherwin-williams has complete one-coat coverage. and it's also stain resistant. up to 65% more stain resistant than competing one-coat paints it has complete one-coat coverage. and it's also scrubbable. how scrubbable? this scrubbable. it has complete one-coat coverage. and it's oh-so durable. how durable? this durable. infinity paint from hgtv home by

. >> then practicing safe sunning. who wouldn't want to spend the day at the park or the beach on a day like today. i'm going to tell you there's an increase in skin cancer and savannah, especially among women. we're going to take a look at why that's happening. seen so many women these days and what can you do to prevent the problem. >> right out there. >> do you know something i don't? >> closer to the sun. >> like a jimmy dean commercial. >> let's go inside, natalie is standing by at the news desk with a check of the headlines. natalie? >> good morning to you guys once again. we begin with the widening investigation into that prostitution scandal involving members of the secret service. nbc's mark potter is in cartagena, colombia. mark, good morning. >> good morning, natalie. officials say investigators have finished questioning maids and other workers at the hotel behind me, where the scandal unfolded. and are now trying to find the prostitutes, allegedly hired by members of the president's advance security team. f

. ♪ ♪ here comes the sun here comes the sun ♪ >> for "today," harry smith. >> boy, was that beautiful from harry's piece, emergency room doctor, director of medical health at columbia university medical center. dr. spencer, good morning, so good to see your face this morning. >> thank you. >> thinking about two roles doctors and nurses are playing, not only physician but not only physician but hand holder, family member. how do you as a physician handle both of those roles and still be efficient as a doctor? >> quite frankly, i think it's one of the most important things we can be doing right now. it's nearly impossible to understand what family members are going through in this time being able to provide some type of connection, even as impersonal as skype or facetime video means so much to people, patients, families if that's what we spend the majority or big chunk of the time every day, i know that is potentially having a bigger impact than other stuff we're doing. >> dr. spencer, you wrote something striking, about a husband and wife in the er one room, two patients, side by side,

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falling in love and the setting sun >> imagine that your kids won't -- huts is going to join us, and he has the word called "tell the world" and he opened live for kelly clarkson e of elvis durant's new artist s artists. >> and my voice is not good, but i sas like, wh is matter with you? and i said, you are going on tour, aren't you? going to be going acoustic thing, but i think that he thought that i i was so freaky. and he is going to be so freaked when he sees me. >> and where were you? >> at the 25th anniversary of the chris reeves foundation. chris never gave up hope that he could walk again, but this foundation has done so me wit spinal cord injure injuries. he has three children and they were ad act president h.w. bush got the spirit of courage award. he could not be will there and so they ed fs that richard? picture. husband? it is one of the gentlemen are from the foundation. it is hip. >> i thos a cape. you idiot. >> i like that one. of fun with the 2,000th. g i have been laughing and amazing. >> it is like she has been on forever. >> 2th episodes. >> she can't say 2. >> 2,

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today expect a mix yur of sun and clouds. cold with temperatures topping out around 38 degrees. 50 is normal for this time of year. closer to that 50 degree mark on sunned with mostly sunny skies, 46 degrees. more sunshine on monday, 47. 49 with rain showers on tuesday and then into the 50s on wednesday. have a great day. >>> we've got the other half of our crowd here trying to stay warm. not many people out here today. too cold. erica? >> thanks. >>> testimony resumes on monday in the boston marathon bombing trial, and as that trial kicked off this week, the victims and their families were forced to relive the most terrible moment of their lives. bomber's lawyer even admitting he was responsible. so why at this point is the trial necessary? here's nbc national correspondent peter alexander. >> reporter: for a city shattered on a day of celebration, the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev is forcing victims and their families to relive the carnage and the chaos from that terrible day. among those killed 8-year-old martin richard. on t

just a little bit saturday which will help boost our temperatures into the 50s and 60s with lots of sun ahead of our next frontal system set to move through saturday night. this will result in a cloudier and cooler day sunday with highs close to 50, strong wind and possibly a quick shower or two. we'll end the month of february on a mild note monday with some sun and highs in the 50s before another disturbance moves through that will give the area a decent chance at seeing a

♪ brighter than the sun ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ oh oh oh yeah ♪ oh this ishter than the sun ♪ oh this is how it starts lightning strikes the heart ♪ ♪ it goes off like a gun ♪ oh this is how it starts ♪ lightning strikes the heart brighter than the sun ♪ ♪ brighter than the sun >> music to make you feel loved. colbie caillat, thank you so much for that. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am lisa robinson. breaking news this morning surrounding the amber alert issued on a 8-year-old boy. police have found darrick charles brown, jr. on hard i -- unharmed at lynhurst avenue. police have a person in custody. >> now here is a look at the forecast with tony pann. >> it is going to be a hot and humid day. temperatures will make it into the mid-to-upper-nineties. heat index near 100. record high for today is 97. in the heat and humidity, there could be a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. a cold front is going to go through late tonight and early tomorrow morning. it is going to get rid of the humidity.

no matter what happens, the sun always rises and always sets. and so in between, here's what some wet weather making its way into the pacific northwest. there's a frontal system stretching from the gulf all the way on up into new england bringing some showers. nothing too horrible, that's the good news. look at the heat down in southern california, 90s there. 40s and 50s in the northeast. 60s in the mid-atlantic states. and we're going to be looking at unseasonably warm weather. record highs from the plains on into the central rockies. look for wet weather along the mid-atlantic states, into the northeast some showers and thunderstorms down through southern texas. and again we are going to see the gulf coast and southeast right on toward the end of the >> chris: good wednesday morning, everyone. after a dry start to the morning, a couple of sprinkles and showers working in mid-day into the afternoon. scattered about. so it's not going to be a washout, anything like that. close to 60 this afternoon. a little bit warmer than that across southeaste

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there won't be sun in the southwest, though. in fex 105. heat will continue across the southern states for the next few days. 90s to 100 degrees from texas into parts of the gulf coast. p >> if all warned sunday with that couple of chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms, hit and miss. there is that >>> and now here is generjenna. >>> janice, thanks. police in northern california are searching for a missing nursing student. 26-year-old michelle le disappeared last week after making clinical rounds at the hospital where she was interning. during her break she never returned to work. family and friends held a vigil on friday night hoping for her safe return. joining us now michelle's brother, michael, and cousin, christine. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. thank you for having us. >> michael, let me start by asking you this, your sister was last seen over a week ago. she told some colleagues at work she was running out to her car. she never came back. her car was found a half mile from where she worked and it was locked. what do

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do you still get the sun protection? >> you do.k but still a certain amount of protection. >> this is a straw hat? >> yes. from urban outfitter. >> this is my hat. i was wearing it earlier. >> yes. >> did you feel protected? >> i did. it felt loud. >> let me tell you why. because this crocheted hat has been specifically treated to have extra uv block. it's great. it really will protect your skin from the sun. >> okay. great. and then here we have a whole category called bucket hats. >> these are the hats where if you don't feel like wearing a big straw hat while you're walking down the street in town later on, this might be a better choice. >> less of a statement. >> exactly. exactly. so this hat is actually from hat attack and this is a great packing hat. it doesn't wrinkle. >> that's one thing i want to bring a straw hat but unless you want to wear it it's hard to pack it and not scrunch it. >> sometimes straw hats can not really fair that well when they get wet. these might be a better choice if you plan on ai babusing your hat.

the sun will peek on through, so let's take a look at visibility right now.improving, allentown 4 mile visibility, hazleton 5, pottstown five and pottsville poor visibility at 2 visibility. some seeing less than half a mile visibility. don't turn on the high beams, take your time driving. it's misty so that's not helping much right now, but again improving by certainly tomorrow. that's something to look forward to. karen talking about that cold front, the wind is picking up, it's a little breezy right now but again everything is improving. back to you in the studio. >> thank you so much. >>> yes, as erika mentioned, we are looking for a better day tomorrow in terms of the humidity, the dew point will be coming down. as we go ahead and take a look at our ten-day forecast you can see it really is sort of a 50/50 split with our weekend today hot, steamy, we get some peeks of sunshine but we do have the pesky clouds and showers around, possibly a thunderstorm as well. tomorrow we open the skies up, high pressure moves in, 89 degrees but the humidity will be lower

the sun really not getting through the clouds just yet to help warm us up. we do have a strong sea breeze that even as the sun breaks through the clouds, it's going to be cool. our high temperatures today 60s, san francisco over to oakland. low 70s in san jose. upper 70s out by livermore. these low clouds seem to be moving as fast as the traffic approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, mike. >> that means they're very slowly moving around because we're looking at the toll plaza. even here, we do see some creeping going on. folks held back up, east shore freeway very slow approaching pinole valley road. big rig blocking one lane. jammed heading out of hercules. sunol very slow from pleasanton, your drive south into fremont goes around the bend here. another live look shows you how much the traffic builds through the south bay. northbound routes jamming up. here's 101 at 680 but jamming on

. >> sun burns can be a pain. what do you do? >> sun burns as you would imagine you do a cold compress, a cool shower, definitely using any lotions that contain aloe or menthol or cam forcan help and a trick that is useful is that if you put the lotion in the refrigerator -- >> oh, that's a good idea. >> it's more soothing. >> what about vinegar? someone said vinegar works. >> there's a lot of things you can find. cold tea leaves and things like that. honestly, if you look on the internet you can see a million home remedies. probably as long as it's not dangerous on an open blister or something try and see what works. >> vinegar is a perfect thing for everything. >> and baking soda and things like that. >> sometimes you get physical burns from campfires or barbecues or something. >> what's interesting is that is what's the difference in managing sun burns and grill burns? there are similarities in that to a fire burn you wouldn't want to apply a cold compress. but a burn because that can stick to the skin and if there's any conce

this is a sun bed.posure in sun deprived northern european countries. it is exactly what you find used in dermatology offices for sun bed procedures for photo therapy procedures. it is less intense than that. there are millions of customers a year who come to us because this is just like what they get in a dermatologists office but less expensive. >> you're talking about vitamin-d. >> absolutely. it was developed for vitamin-d production in northern europe. we would have checked him at the counter for his skin type. he's a skin type three which means he can tan, he will sun burn so we gradually acclimate him based on the fda exposure schedule. we would have set his exposure time at the counter. we have control over that and knowledgeable operators to deliver three quarters or less of what would induce a sunburn. this is not a random procedure. this is a surrogate for natural sunshine. the sun bed is about twice as intense, this model, is about twice as intense as summer sun but the exposure schedule is

a lot of sun.afternoon and lots of sunshine and then more heat and humidity, friday, saturday and sunday. each afternoon near 100. >>> good morning. traveling southbound on i-270 on shady grove. travel lanes are open but as you get closer to the lane divide, you're going to slow down around falls road. 395 jammed as you make your way from the beltway to the 14th street bridge and >>> it's a beautiful day in the new york city area here on rockefeller plaza. got a great crowd under very sunny skies. i'm matt lauer with ann curry, al roker, savannah guthrie. coming up we'll remember norah ephron. she died after a lengthy battle with leukemia. we'll look back at her career and incredible life. >> she did something for women, gave an incredible voice at a time when women didn't have the voice they have today. she was a film nist, giving a voice with a funny twist. really terrific what she's done. also coming up this morning, any woman who has had a baby can tell you, it's very intimidating with celebrit

here's her story. >> growing up in florida, i was always in the sun.ds at the beach. we moved to new jersey when i was 16 and i continued to love the beach and the pool. i even started indoor tanning before vacations to get base tan everyone thinks protects you from burning. as an adult, i loved golf. i started wearing visors to protect my face, but they would slide down exposing my forehead. 2008, a scab appeared on my hairline. one trip to the dermatologist and we discovered i had basal cell carcinoma. the most common form of skin cancer. it has been treated with surgery. i caught it early but it could have become deeper and bigger. if there is one thing i could have done earlier in my life it is wear sunscreen. i want people to know the importance of being responsible when out in the sun. it can be a matter of life or death. >> jennifer is here with board certified dermatologist dr. janine downey. how are we doing? >> we're good. >> you're okay now? >> you say there was another one after that one too, right? >> both on my forehead and my back. >> do

it comes from the sun. >> reporter: the sun has been throwing off more charged particles than usual whichons or light. those are swept along earth's magnetic field and voila. >> the sun is coming out of a period where it's been quiet. but it is entering a more active period. we can expect solar storms multiple times per day. >> reporter: that makes for a lot of electricity up there. scientists just launched a research rocket into the glorious aurora over alaska, more than 200 miles up, to see how it may interfere with our gps. >> turn left, then keep left. >> reporter: if a messed up gps doesn't make you late, staring at the aurora will. a peek we may not get to ooh and aah over for another dozen years. if you think you may want to get out to see the real thing in person you may have to go somewhere kind of inconvenience for americans. the best places are northern gasoli green land, iceland, norway. but there is now tourism geared specifically toward seeing the northern lights. back to you. >> it looks like it's worth the trip. >> and it comes with that music. >> it's like yani. celestial

i see sun peeking through the clouds. thanks for wasking up with us this saturday morning.inly along the peninsula and coast, typical this time of year. peninsula at 50 degrees, south

♪ you might as well be walkin' on the sun ♪ you might as well be walkin' on the sun ♪ you might as welltoday" on nbc! >> hey! >>> our producers out here scouring the crowd for the most creative costumes. time to select who won our costume contest. >> well what do you mean? it's not us, regis is -- disappointed. is that me? >> no, it's you, kath. >> okay. drum roll, please. our third prize goes to -- >> the minions. they get $75 gift card. congratulations. our second prize goes to -- drum roll, please -- john and dawn from chicago. $50 gift card and our big prize, $250 grand prize goes to -- >> mercer island, washington. >> she's a crazy cat! >> congratulations. >> she's over here. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> congratulations. all the winners. >> how much fun did you have today? [ cheers and applause ] happy halloween, everybody. >> thank our dear friends -- >> regis, for being with us today. so much fun. >> i don't think so. no. wee never going to do this again. are we? no. leave regis alone. >> who do you want to be next year? >> ah -- you. >> remember, you have the snaggle tooth cat?

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