neil: so lee, i don't know if those words were exactly crossed, but it was a weird meeting, was it not? >> well, ok, it might have been original. i don't think we've seen much of this, the c.b.o. is imperial. they're untouchable. they are impartial. voip sort of like vincent. >> right, but i actually argue if he were to pull a tony soprano, he would have taken him to the wood shed. he pulled more of a johnny sack, let's have a chat, calm, cool, collected, the voice of moderation, and like the deal when carmine and tony couldn't come to an agreement. you kind of brought them together, focus on the profits. >> she's good. >> and not on the politics, you know? not on the respect. it was about let's get the deal done. so this is an incredibly complicated proposal. and he just wanted to make sure he understood it. neil: all right, well, all right. gary, i'm looking at this, right, gary? i'm looking at this, and i'm thinking, this is a little weird on a variety of levels. for one thing, the president has his own budget director. congress has its own budget director. if you're quibbling with

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. >> thanks so much, lee wees sa. >> yanks leap frog the sox. plus, one seattle outfielder may not make the catch but he wins points for crazy bravery. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> well, the weather pattern won't change. it's warm out west, cool in the east. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, the philadelphia phillies not only enjoyed their 10th victory in a row last night, they did it in style with a walk-off homer. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. arguably the hottest team in baseball. the phillies are proving why they're the world champs. phils hosting the cubs. 1-0 lead after that pitch into the right field seats. chicago quickly tied it. it stayed that way to the 13th. jason wirth stepped in and saved it. three-run walk-off homer for wirth. their longest win streak in 18 years. speaking of straights, the yanks won five in a row after taking ca

so since i was the oldest i had first dibs. >> when you read about spike lee often in the media, it ise lead tag line controversial. do you accept that and do you buy that? >> i think that people are very lazy today. journalists, so instead of trying to be creative or do their job, it's easy to use a one-word label to define one person. how can you use one word to define anybody and the subject matters that we've done in my films, i don't think they're controversial. i don't think racism is controversial. it's thought provoking, you know? if you looked at how we dealt with that in "do the right thing," "jungle fever" and "malcolm x," i don't think it was controversial. we looked at what i feel are superficial differences that keep us being a more unified people. superficial differences based upon skin complexion, hair texture, class, that's not controversial. >> to a great degree, spike, you have gone around hollywood to get movies made. do you recent that with your track record that there are a number of movies? i know that you continue to look to be made that are perhaps a different

continues on the progress and that iraqi security forces are continually ramp up their capabilities so that lee are able to fulfil our command -- so that ultimately, we're able to fulfil our commitment to pull out our troops entirely. >> the relationship between the iraqi forces -- it is a good . it is normal that the responsibility is bigger as a result of the security agreement, but also based on the agreement. with the iraqi forces require support from the american forces, you will ask the american side. i believe what is happening, organizing the roles between the two sides. it is not to marginalize the will of an insightfuy side. >> united states is committed to helping iraq to get out the charter seven. what are the steps that your administration would take to this? >> my translation is not coming through and my arabic is shaky. >> based on the security agreement between the and united states iraq, the u.s. should help iraq get out of chapter 7. >> prime minister al-maliki emphasized this. we have made a strong commitment to work with iraq to get out of the chapter 7 constraints that were

. >> so lee tomorrow, george next week.do we have any idea, natisha, what's being said, what are the questions, what she's saying, anything at all? >> we have no idea what is being said at this point. this is not a public record since this is the state's depositions that are going on. however, they could be made available at some time in the future through the discovery process. and actually, we're going to be getting more discovery tomorrow. about 1,500 pages of new documents in this case. >> so things heating up. let's bring in pam bondi, florida state prosecutor. pam, tell us what's going on. who's in that room? state attorneys, cindy anthony. is her attorney brad conway? is jose baez in there? what's going on there? >> jose baez will certainly be in there. the prosecutors will be in there. and a court reporter. that's it. whether or not they allow brad conway in the room is going to be interesting. whether they think she could say something to incriminate herself. they may have allowed him in the in the room. but anyway

lee, the former nurse to michael jackson. today, her office visited and searched by the coroners. files taken. somiss lee, they wanted what you offered, which was basically jackson's entire medical file that you had. >> yes. but they didn't -- it didn't quite happen like that. because the call that i received was, they were going to -- they actually sent me an e-mail with the subpoena and told me i could just fax over -- >> right, i heard that and it was too much to fax. >> yeah, so, i told them that they could just pick it up, and i'd have it ready for them. >> i understood that from before. what is in the medical file that would be relevant to jackson's death? >> they really just wanted a hard copy of what i had already stated. they said, thank you very much for coming forward, stating about the medication for to us look for, because we would never have known to look for that. they just wanted it in writing. they just had to follow legal, you know, protocol for obtaining a medical file. >> out to the lawyers. leonard leads, susan moss, renee rockwell, hugo rodriguez. they have stated very clear

so lee's well representing us. some people call it a snuggler. karen has one of her own, calls it a slanket, sleeves for a blanket. it's 64 here now. 80 degrees outside. can you see your breath? can you almost see your breath here this morning. watch for it to be very tough from the two republicans. but, again, they're going to be outnumbered in these last 30-minute questions. basically 3-1. there are a lot of questions. to give you yn idea of the tone -- an idea of the tone here, last night the senator from arizona went to the microphones outside the hearing room and said that what he considered to be sort of a lack of forthcoming answers from p the -- from the nominee to be good reason to raise questions about her honesty. when you're raising the questions of honesty, that's where you start today. megyn: he's our guest in moments. the other thing is, watching you freezing inside the hart senate office building reminds me of being on the set with glen beck who also loves it at about 60 degrees, not to mention shepherd smith. even my own cohost i

so good. must have been tricky when you first went on. everyone just knows kathie lee. >> right. ike, we love you now. >> everybody was very -- i mean, everybody was very nice and very supportive. and kathie lee was so nice to me. i mean -- >> jimmy: we love you now. i don't know what we'd do without you. >> aw. >> jimmy: we love you so much. and now you are getting into producing. and i want to talk about all that stuff. >> all right. >> jimmy: gonna be interesting. more with kelly ripa when we come back, everybody. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1 in 4 women can misread a traditional pregnancy test. try clearblue easy digital: no pregnancy test is more accurate, with totally clear results in words. results 5 days sooner. no test is more accurate. jiy itig when you first smell the incredible scent of gain laundry detergent, time stops. ( ♪ ) your heart races. ( ♪ ) your eyes close. ( ♪ ) and you realize you're in love... earl! stop your time-wasting. with a laundry detergent. ♪ take my breath away gain. to smell it is to love it. what are you waiting f

so good. must have been tricky when you first went on. everyone just knows kathie lee. >> right. so welcome and, like, we love you now. >> everybody was very -- i mean, everybody was very nice and very supportive. and kathie lee was so nice to me. i mean -- >> jimmy: we love you now. i don't know what we'd do without you. >> aw. >> jimmy: we love you so much. and now you are getting into producing. and i want to talk about all that stuff. >> all right. >> jimmy: gonna be interesting. more with kelly ripa when we come back, everybody. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving with geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. (muffled music) (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. en't yof bleach accidents? new spray n' wash bright and white is your safe bleach alternative. it does the job... stop-- don't do that! without the accidents. add it with your det

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to show signs and symptoms. >> it could be sheer coincidence. >> it could be but there is so much of it and as lee said, mercury is a devastating neurotoxin. it's very dangerous. and there are alternatives for preservetives. the only thing that mercury did in the mmr or any other vaccines is to act as a preserveative. use an alternative that doesn't carey with >>> let's talk about the brain. the brain functions mysterious and runedderous. from the brain come all thoughts, memories, brarfs and movements. the brain is the site of thinking and the control center for the rest of the body. the brain coordinates the ability to move,g8oo=g8oc8c8cf the human brain. it is really an unbelievable miracle. isn't it? >> of course. of course. and because autism is a genetically based neurological condition which neurological condition which best -- as best we can tell, all regions of the brain, that's why it's so absolutely comple0. >> is the conclusion of this that somehow the structure of that brain didn't quite make it in some regard? >> it could and there could be an environmental trigger even in those ea

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thank you so much. >> coming up on our show we've got another song with lee ann womack. >> yes, we do. >> we've got a lot coming up. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >> san antonio this morning on day three of "today takes a vacation." we've got kathie lee and hoda with a lot more coming up. >> what's going on, guys? >> well, first of all, we can't stop eating the ribs. >> we're going to dig into the deep fried strawberry pie and we're going to do all of this to the melodic voice of lee ann womack. how much -- i mean it can't get better than that. >> take it away. >> lee ann wants this so bad. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. a suspicious death in east baltimore has investigators looking for answers this morning. the unidentified woman spy was at about 8:00 last night in the 1300 block of east lanvale street. no word on the cause of death. city please ask if you get any information on this mystery to give them a call. >>> the super max prison could be home to hundreds

lee, thank you so much for joining us.hat is your reaction to the news tonight. >> well, it's very shocking. and i'm still very torn about hearing what's happening even at this point in time. >> i'm sure. because you in a sense had been close to it. you knew michael jackson. has law enforcement contacted you at all since you voluntarily handed over reports from your office? >> yes. >> since i volunteered to hand over reports, no, i haven't spoken to law enforcement. just one time. >> all right. talk to us about how michael jackson begged to you for this powerful drug of diprivan. >> it was april of 2009. that he asked me for the drug or the medication. and he said, "i need to have this medication, because it helped me sleep." he went into detail to say once that once one drop hits my vein with the i.v., he said, i go to sleep, right away. i'm knocked out, and i'm asleep. i tried to tell him after i found out what it was, i tried to explain to him, even i went to a second level of going to my office, picking up the physicia

thank you so much. >> still to come this morning, hoda and kathie lee reveal the results of "today's"er two lovely ladies from the plaza. but fis your local news and weather. >> live, local, late breaking. >> good morning. it is 9:00 this before. -- it is 9:54. police said they were called to investigate a disturbance on the 400 block of east baltimore streak at 10:33 they found a woman lying in the roadway. moments later, a car began accelerating toward the woman and the trooper. the officer fired on the vehicle, wounding the driver. he is recovering. charges against him are pending. the woman was also arrested on an outstanding warrant. baltimore county police are investigating an early morning stabbing in middle river. officers were called to the scene at 3:30 this morning. the victim was suffering from stab wounds to the back. we're america, whattaya say to big cheesy-steaky-ness! - subway. eat fresh! - eat fresh! when you wanna kick it up with zesty chipotle sauce. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! the flavor-fullest sub only subway can offer. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! try the new subway

even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently. snedeker now. this will be quite an up and down. hello. 17 under par. good up and down. tied for third. birdie at the last would be worth a lot. this has been a very, very long wait for this last group. what goes through your mind? jimmy johnson is there. as you say, nick price, a very, very good player himself. jimmy, i played with him in africa a lot. a good pro. ian: it's always nice to have that extra assurance when your caddie is a good player and a calm thinker. that's all he has to do now. he's won before. he's won four times before. recently at colonial, obviously. the crowne plaza when he won in a playoff. so he knows how to handle the pressure. they'll be thinking about, as you said, david, where are the places we don't want to go? we want to get it in the middle of the green. but buried in the face of the bunker is not good. so maybe just trying to figure out what's the option? bobby: and the ball is actually sitting down a little bit, so that adds another dime

even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently. snedeker now. this will be quite an up and down. hello. 17 under par. good up and down. tied for third. birdie at the last would be worth a lot. this has been a very, very long wait for this last group. what goes through your mind? jimmy johnson is there. as you say, nick price, a very, very good player himself. jimmy, i played with him in africa a lot. a good pro. ian: it's always nice to have that extra assurance when your caddie is a good player and a calm thinker. that's all he has to do now. he's won before. he's won four times before. recently at colonial, obviously. the crowne plaza when he won in a playoff. so he knows how to handle the pressure. they'll be thinking about, as you said, david, where are the places we don't want to go? we want to get it in the middle of the green. but buried in the face of the bunker is not good. so maybe just trying to figure out what's the option? bobby: and the ball is actually sitting down a little bit, so that adds another dime

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lee a little bit later this morning. they may decide after that to go back to the country. >> i don't think so. to show you some creative ideas to change the look of a room without having to change a stitch of furniture. it's actual a a very economical way to do it. all it takes is inexpensive floor coverings. you can give your home a whole new look for virtually next to nothing. >> and then changing gears, going up to our kitchen, when you think of hawaii what comes to mind? >> volcanoes, papayas, food. >> ah, that's right. jack lord, book 'em dano. there's some pretty amazing cuisine to sample, as well. there's a new food movement going there. a top hawaiian chef will whip up some favorites macadamia crusted mahimah mahimahi. >> and two lucky ladies from our crowd are going to get an ambush makeover. >> first a check of the weather. for today -- for the weekend, heavy rain in northern new england. record highs out through the plains, sizzling in the southwest. much of the country going to be warm. showers in the southeast. then sunday, sunday! weather in new england, showers and thunderstorms

so much. still to come, kathie lee and hoda take san antonio by storm. but up next where the obamas are headed on their vacation. right after this. >>> we're back at 7:46. as you know, all this week, "today" is taking a vacation. but where do you go to relax if you're the leaderf the free world? today national correspondent amy robach is here with that answer. amy, good morning to you. >> matt, good morning to you. you don' wt to be known as a flip-flopper in shington. but, president obama and the first family will need flip-flops when they take a vacation next month. as president of the united states, you get to vacation pretty much wherever you want. but when you grew up in hawaii, not exactly a shabby vacation destination, where do you go to get away from all this? >> it's time to scrap this bill. >> this president has no one else to blame. >> reporter: the white house says the obamas will be spending the last week of august on martha's vineyard. >> i think it's going to be one of the most exciting things to hit the island in a long time. >> reporter:

it's complicated for the knicks to try to sign kidd when they're so limited this summer and they also have david lee and nate robinson to deal with. i still it this most likely scenario, is he stays with the mavs, who don't have those restrictions. and can outbid anyone to keep him. the wildcard is portland. the blazers do have about $9 million in cap space, that's the projections. we won't know until july 8. but the blazers also have interest in turkoglu and andre miller. it is not clear yet where kidd falls on their wish list, whether he's 1, 2 or 3. the early signs are that he's probably closer to 3. >> two quick thoughts on two players where they may end up. turkoglu, then gordon. >> gordon overwhelmingly, everybody would say detroit or chicago. he is going to go to the pistons or stay with the bulls. hedo sleetly tougher call. there's been indications in the last day that charlie villanueva has passed him on detroit's wish list. you say portland is mroibt favorite for hedo, toronto and sacramento have interest in hedo as well but less flexibility to go after him. >> is there any scenario that y

andrew lee, thanks so much to all of you.spirational story, i know for me and i'm sure for many people watching. for more information on jeff's story logon to resources.todayshow.com. and up next, matt and al's segment. they're very excited about this one. the gadgets you can't afford to leave home when you head off on your next road trip. including that disposable grill, and does the dog come, too? but first, these messages. the great taste of cranberries, naturally energizing green tea, and b vitamins. it's a "good for you" kind of energy that helps you get stuff done. and when your days look like this... you need all the help you can... get. hey, your wednesday just opened up. now 40% more cranergy for your money. look for our bigger bottle in the juice aisle. or the worry my pipes might leak... compromise what i like to do... like hunting for bargains, not always bathrooms. i take care with vesicare. (announcer) once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to reduce frequent, sudden urges and lea

so sheila jackson-lee sai she will try again later but iwas really surprising to that the miael jacksoncame all the way here to capitol hi. >> i have sheila jackson-lee on "hardball" on th day of the memorial service whe she he this up. i didn't want to rain on the rade but iid mention, kelly, she had e co-sponsor on the house. >> who? >> i forget. when you're troducing, as she was at the memoria service, this rution about smee who u want praised by the house of representativ,ou know it's in trouble when the person introducingt remd you that our stem you are nocent until proven guilty which she did. she did in th middle o the memorial service. >> thanks, kelly. anks f joining us. >> reporter: grit lking to all you. >> we don give tips very o re on "mrning joe" but a tip for sheila jackson-lee, in "the new york tim" today there are e names of eight america killed in afghantan. maybe read tse names, congresswoman,ave a moment of silence for them. lawrence o'donnl is going to be here -- i'm keeping close watch on him, don't worry. coffee is wearing off now. >> coming up, e editor of "the n

>> i'm going to give you this so it doesn't fly off. >> hold on, kathie lee. >> now you've got his toet that. they can swallow a snake that's three feet long. >> oh, boy. >> they whack it against the side of a tree. >> stay away from kathie lee's cankles. don't go near kathie lee. >> we've got some lemurs coming out now. >> oh, good i was hoping for a lemur? >> lemurs are beautiful animals from only one place in the entire world, and that's the island of madagascar. >> oh. >> most of them are endangered. they look like little toys, i know. >> do these bite? >> any animal can bite. that just depends on the mood that they're in. >> this one loves to bite. >> no, he's loving the underarm scratches. that's what he's doing. you can hang onto this guy. >> really? >> his name is jeffrey. scratch him under the arms. that's his favorite thing. >> and belly rubs. >> bananas. >> primarilyly fruit eaters. >> they're sweet. >> they're sweet because there aren't very many predators on the island of madagascar. >> oh, i likes that. >> these are wild animals that we spend ten hours a day with at the p

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so ordered. ms. jackson lee: madam speaker, as a 12-year member of the house science committee and a resident in houston, texas, i, too, rise to celebrate and to commemorate the 40th anniversary of apollo 11. this coming friday the nasa community and all of houston will join in a splashdown celebrating the 40th anniversary of apollo 11 at space center houston. madam speaker, i cannot tell you the great excitement in our community because nasa has been a real anchor, both economically, but really one of great pride, even though we realize it is a national treasure. the words of a young president, john f. kennedy in his may 25, 1961, speech to congress rings clear in our ears because he challenged america, he challenged those who had the ability to dream and gave them the goal of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to earth. apollo 11 policeman was -- program was designed to achieve the goal established by president kennedy, by sending a crew of three astronauts to the moon and returning them safely

to you, leonard lee, you're the state attorney. why is she sool of this estate? and why did the executors have to put up $1 million bond out of their own pockets? >> well, first of all, remember, she's married to joseph. joseph thinks he controls the estate. he wants the money. he was out there right after the death of michael. and with respect to the million dollars, i don't think it was enough. basically what they're saying is if the executors are in full control, what if they commit some kind of a breach offy douc -- of fiduciary duty. the court said $1 million should be enough. i don't think it's enough. this estate is worth billions of dollars. >> i want to go to mary margaret, senior news radio editor on-line. i want to ask you about the chef. what do we know about this chef? what did the chef, the chef to michael jackson see or hear? >> the chef was with michael jackson about a month in may and what was interesting is he got an inside look at the oxygen tanks being wheeled in and out of michael jackson's home as well as the physician who