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>> voila. john shows us what to be on the lookout for so you don't waste your money. >> if microsoft calls, the obvious answer to fix it with a problem is wrong. many computer users received a strange user claims to be from microsoft. your computer has a serious problem. >> it's calling about windows errors. everyone has windows errors, so immediately you're listening. >> reporter: it's called my geek station. the caller claims microsoft recently scans p.c.s to hone internet connections. some customers have fallen for this. >> i've had four to five customers tell me they've received this phone call. the last customer actually let them into his computer and gave them his credit card information. >> reporter: only after the so- called repair session do you learn the price. >> he spent an hour on the phone and then they said they were going to charge him $300. >> reporter: but does not scan home computers. it's a foreign scam to sell worthless antivirus programs and collect credit card numbers. if

yes, give the people of cable news and excuse to join in a story and voila. we have our new favorite are game. jedi or sith lord? first up, msnbc anchor melissa harris perry. oh, she's got braids. she's definitely got to be a jedi. braids are a sign she was once a padewan. i really know too much about this. next up, former michigan goff' nor and current tv host jennifer granholm. let's take a look. looking very palpatineesque. she was nice when she was a guest on a program. i will give her honorary jedi. sith lord. that is a sith lord. i'm not saying olbermann is a bad guy. i'm saying he's more machine now than man. twisted. evil. come on. who is left? cnn correspondent... (laughing). okay. that is is a trick question. he is neither jedi nor sith lord. he's too adorable. i'll go with ewan. so look here's the deal. we'll probably never know exactly what happened that night in florida. clearly if all this new found focus and attention forces a more thorough and just investigation of this tragic incident, we will all be better off. in fact, there's really been o

we heard rumors for months but we couldn't confirm it and all of a sudden, voila, and there was it was on youtube. all we had to do was type in igla on the search engine. then in regards to improving transparency, youtube alone is not going to fill in the gaps for us, regardless of what we -- how wonderful we think it is. but there are several other ways to improve transparency, many of which are fairly simple and not all that complicated. the first is more consistent and more details reporting by states to the u.n. register of conventional arms. that mechanism is quickly becoming one of the best sources of data on small arms and light weapons. the weapons not covered by sipri's arms data transfer base, which is king. while it would be great to have more of the big producers and exporters to report, the other states -- it's equally that other states report. combined the data from minor importers when analyzed togethe nonreporting by the states that actually export their weapons. and then secondly, this is to the journalist notice audience, when appropriate and when safe, takeons you fi

voilà! here's a scene from president obama's inauguration.using the slider, you can zoom in close enough to see how well vice president biden shaved. each of these pictures is actually made up of hundreds of photos that are combined by computer. the creators hope to make this new technology cheap enough so that one day we can all take our own extra-extra-large pictures. >> this report is brought to you by ralph lauren. one of the biggest events in new york city each year is fashion week. and what better way to kick it off than with a fashion show at ralph lauren headquarters. this year's event was extra exciting, because it included some very unique guests. you've probably seen fashion shows on television and in movies. but when was the last time you saw one where the front row was filled with kids? these are the ralph lauren girls 2011 fall and holiday collections. and kids were getting a chance to see them first. what do you think of the idea of having fashion shows especially for teenagers and kids? >> i think that's great 'cause a lot of

well, voila, that's exactly why they should have to follow the rules that the rest of the city has to follow. let me give you one small example. this is the private entity's report that they have to submit to the california attorney general, the private part of their private-public partnership is the friends of the public library. on the front page of this it says, did you receive any and funding from any governmental resource? no. if you turn to page 15, the question is, "did you receive anything of value from a governmental entity without charge?" again, zero, zero, zero, for the past five years, they contend they've received nothing of value in services or facilities from the san francisco public library, which, of course, is nonsense. they use the facilities for all kinds of things. they sell naming opportunities, they gather books, they gather donations. what they get from the library side is this lack of disclosure. this is a scandal that a department like this is basically privately run, all of their policy determinations are this private entity and in fact this is the essentia

your tablet is for example if you left it in the cab all it takes is a few clicks of the mouse and voila you know precisely where to find it. they share the same platform that is android the way people use tablets and smartphones is actually quite different it would be rather difficult to make calls with a tablet therefore. security software include school restriction text message and c.-span features then not included in the program for templates and on the flip side tablets are more convenient for surfing the web so we added a special web access to malicious phishing websites and as a result of the many years spotting those nasty computer codes is one of the best companies out there to keep your device safe they recently announced. samples in their database they see did ten thousand and in an independent test their software was only one of two that identified all the malicious programs in the same test over half the forty one antivirus programs fail to stop most of the six hundred malicious apps like so many things in this world their technology could be used not just for good but also

. >> voilÀ. now here you are.t since i first got to know your music, which we all really like, i remember we did this piece in january, i was talking to one of the producers, she said it is great, any time i work with a country music star, everybody is so nice. jason aldean is a great guy and he is so normal and it is a pleasure. it is great you hear that consistently about the country music world. why do you think that is? i love it. >> i don't know. i think for the most part, most of us really kind of came up in the business struggling to get to where we are. it is like any business like this, it is not easy. i think for most of us just kind of remembering, you know, those times of struggling and getting here and, you know, once you finally get an opportunity i guess to do this, i mean, you don't want to take it for granted, do things like that where you start treating people bad, you know. you're not going to be around very long if you start doing things like that. >> i love that you married your high school sw

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when you're ready to serve them, voila. >> i'm looking for the knife and fork. >> here it is.yle. that's the best way to do it, al. simple, salt and pepper and a couple of ingredients. i'm getting in there with you. >> go right in. >> amazing. >> fantastic. ladies and gentlemen, bobby flay, the one direction of chefs. that's fantastic. >> my daughter will be happy you said that. >> bobby, thank you so much. the recipe is on our website, today.com. up next, the hottest british boy band around. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today," brought to you by toyota. >> anything wrong with a bone-in ribeye? >> not at all. >> all right. >> lots of fat in it. >> the british invasion -- and we're not talking about the beatles, but one direction. they took over the plaza this morning. they are making throngs of american girls swoon, buckle at the knees. >> their album "up all night" is out tomorrow. here they are, "one thing." ♪ i tried playing it cool ♪ but when i'm looking at you ♪ i can never be brave ♪ cause you make my heart race ♪ shot me out

. >> voila. >> that's french!>> thanks, al. >> of course the recipes are on today.com. >> coming up, kathie lee and hoda hang out with "happily divorced" fran drescher.

to dress it up, all you do, took a couple bows, and voila. that really is cute. >> adorable. >> and this will stay in all day? >> this will stay all day. you can accessorize it with anything. i like to mix and match so it makes it cuter. >> thank you, honey. >> what do we have with miss jordan today? >> this is called the genie pony. we pulled a piece of hair and wrapped it around and curled the end, but you don't need to. you can wear it straight. sandra bullock wore a style just like this to the oscars. >> beautiful. had a little further back on her head. >> right. >> you love it? you love it. thank you, sweetie. >> this is ayla. >> hi. i heard you were here. >> what's happening here? >> we're in the middle of a hairstyle. >> okay. and this is the flip tail. and all you do is on your last time when you're pulling the hair through you just don't pull it all the way through. a little knot. here we have another clip. >> so cute. >> yeah. >> do you like that, ayla? i can tell you do with your dimples and everything. >> bailey. >> bailey's in th

voila, you have a nice cake stand. to release there is a button. pull it and it comes off.s cheap. $20 to $30. >> it comes in two sizes. 10 or 12 inches. >> great. this is another one you will love as well. the collapsible cheese grater. these take up room. >> they do. if you sometimes reach for them in the cabinet you can scrape your hand. this is flat. there is just a little latch that you unlatch, hold it down and you are you can grate your cheese. it's dishwasher safe which i love. $20 from joseph joseph. >> this is genius. basically if you like lemon tasting water you can make any bottle lemon tasting. >> it's the sombrero. stick it on any battle. squeeze the lemon. you don't have to buy -- you like that? >> you like lemon? you're next. >> that's $5. you can put it in the diet coke, whatever you want. >> hi, gemma. >> she likes the bottle. she wants to play. >> let's show you this. dyson just released today. >> a new vacuum. >> come here, gemma. they released this vacuum today. what's cool is it's round. so it's no longer -- that's okay. i can vacuum her there. it no l

beautiful here and the clouds burned off and voila, just like that, there is the sunshine and temperatures we're stepping away from the tidal basin and focusing still on blossom. this is on embassy road. i don't know which one it's in front of, but that is a gorgeous picture there. the blue sky in the background. the temperature in town, 76, culpeper in fredericksburg have cooled off a little bit and they were in the mid-80s. gorgeous at 7:00. nice, temperatures lower 70s and just a few clouds at 9:00 and that is still nice and 69. 11, 67 with some clouds and that -- could there be a spotty shower or spotty thunderstorm? yes. the chances are minute that is going to happen and generally speaking, once the clouds and the low fogs broke up, we ended up with loads of sunshine today and farther to the south- southwest and they getting a couple of pop-up showers. this is the big slow-moving upper level storm system that is just, well, it's cut off from the jet stream here and what happens, the jet stream is running to the north of this and there is not a lot to steer this system along, so it doe

thing we have three hours here in the show where each hour we could come to a different floor and voilak at that. >> so we try to determine what background color is the best and you know we have patterns and just some straight color. >> what did you thing of those facial features weren't they great easy to work with. >> it is great. >> it is the wig it is what you added but how much has i would think the computer age and all the digital stuff, enabled you to do what you do or transform what you do. >> remarkable what we can do today the time saving i remember way back in the day it was like you would move a pixel it would take 10 minutes for it to render out now it is instant we are working in a world of instance everybody wants it now. >> we are an on demand society. >> my next question my last for you all you have done so much achieved so much already what is the project that you would like to do. >> when you see something you have done where, that means okay, we've arrived. >> i think you have already arrived. >> dc olympic committee >> i think the olympic bid for washington dc would

about the solar system, and you said there would be incredible pictures with northern lights, and voila. >> let's just behold the splendor and beauty. this one from st. cloud, minnesota. a spectacular sight. we talked about the possibility this was going to occur and that scientists followed the source in the sun. yesterday's was actually about a g-3, with g-5 being significant. we expect another round, possibly g-1 or so, that would affect us overnight, possibly into sunday, so we might see more of this beautiful, beautiful interaction. >> how is this created? what is this? >> you basically have a solar flare and this is the effect of that solar flare on the earth's magnetic field. >> is this realtime? >> it's not realtime. i don't think it moves quite as quickly, but you'll have opportunities of seeing much better pictures. you'll see it moving a bit more slowly but in places tonight and possibly through the weekend in spots like minneapolis, perhaps even billings and even into parts of northern michigan. do you get the idea it's mainly going to be the extreme northern u.s.? even our

. >> we'll garnish that with parsley and red wine sauce going around and voila. >> ahh, beautiful. >>gar steak. >> beautiful. looks wonderful. >> that will be served up in atlantic city. so excited, michelle richard will be there. reservations today. >> i wish we had smell-o-vision, this is amazing. i want to tell people that you are cooking here in our area at marcel's and brasserie beck. you're not leaving. >> i'm not going anywhere. we have brabo and alexandria, robert we've known you a long time. glad to have you in our kitchen here. >> thank you for having me. always a blast to be here. >> let's eat. >> let's eat, please. >> thanks a lot. 11:52 is the time. coming up why you should be concerned if your baby -- baby snores. nbc 4, ellen at 3:00, welcomes [ dog growls, barks ] bring your dog to work day... not our best idea. [ barking ] george! stop it! stop. oh. it was a nice thought. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. you're good to go. that was fast! thank you. [ male announcer ] speed, reliability, and n

i came to the mobile and they prescribed medicine for her and voila, she's doing wonderful now. >> reportervisits 11 sites weekly. most are near public housing. the staff also provides care and referrals for children with special needs, but most importantly families without insurance are not turned away. >> we provide services to families where moehlerly there's been a barrier to access of -- where historically there's been a barrier to access of care where there weren't doctors or doctors in the neighborhoods. our vans would. go we provide not just a medical home, but a health home for our families. >> reporter: this state of the art medical unit is providing high quality services to approximately 1,600 youngsters each year and it's also giving them a brighter future. >> when you leave here today, you make your dental appointment, okay? >> we've think the services are great for our families because we're making sure the family as a whole is getting the best been 50 healthcare. >> once the children's mobile pulled up, it was on. i love them. they greeted us. they're wonderful. my kids healt

voila. then all i do is take this and pour it into the steamer. >> that's cool. >> fill it up.ose. >> do you eat it cool or hot? >> cool it. >> cool it. >> then we'll move it over to here. these are ones that are already cooled. a little sugar on top. then you put it into the broiler. it will melt the sugar. if you want play with fire and get a torch and burn the top. this is what you have now. >> that's great. >> try it. >> tell us about the chocolate while she's tasting. >> perfect. this chocolate cake is super easy. all you have to do is whip some eggs and sue gr, melt chocolate in butter, fold in flour. >> that you can have. >> yes. i'm sure. >> lastly what's at the very end? >> the very end we have a little bit of chocolate mousse. throw that on there. >> can't be better than the creme brulee. >> this one bakes in ten minutes. >> amazing. nice job. >> thank you. >> i'm staying right here. >> guess who is coming here? >> wilmer val de rama. he's so awake these days. >> we have our plaza wakeovers. >> we're going to see "godspell" today. we'll see you tomorrow. thank you, ev

put two and two together, give them the benefit of the doubt, and voila, wealth creation.the company is buying a competitor in europe. what happens? the stock goes to 52-week high. or how about this professional staffing company on assignment. this morning it shells out $600 million and the stock rallies over 20%. i hope american companies recognize this trend for what it is. if you buy, you can fly. still another reason why like this market. back to you, larry. >> all right. many thanks, jim cramer. appreciate the update. stocks finished mixed today, but the nasdaq reached a new 11-year high. let's turn to our savvy investors, talk about the markets and the economy. joining me, we welcome back liz anne saunders, chief investment strategist at charles schwab, and our friend michael farr, president of farr, miller and washington. welcome back. can i just start on the economy and profits and all the rest of it. we got some pretty decent housing numbers the last couple of days. and today existing home sales up 18% the last three months. and prices, okay, prices actually up a

give the crews of cable news to join in the story and voila. we have our new favorite game.okay. that is a trick question. he's neither jedi. he's too adorable. i'm going to go with ewok. >> did you think about wearing a hoodie? >> no, i did not. i like the obvious solidarity. >> that's right. we'll pass. >>> what would you say to great art? most people would put a painting like "the last supper" in that category. how about a dead shark. >> i always wondered how these prices were set, r.j. >> absolutely. i idea the same, erica. good morning. there are starving artists and then there's damian. he's made millions. what makes it art and who determines the price? the answer may surprise you. for $150 you could own a pet shark. so with all the sharks in the sea, how did this one reel in $12 million? >> art is one of the most expensive handmade things on the face of the earth. a little boy sitting -- >> art critic jerry saltz said bad art can cost a lot of money if people want it. >> i think 85% of the earth that i see is grab. the big shark is not great art, but what a sight that

. >> voila, right here. >> boom, wrap it up, cut that.about this. is this green frosting? >> this is benedictine. you'll kind of like this. it's big in the south. basically it's cream cheese, a little onion, a little cucumber, a little hot sauce, and green food coloring. and the bacon bits on top. that's what that is. >> bacon makes everything better. >> it's wonderful. >> how do we cap all this off? >> i have the famous irish-american coffee. basically there's a little coffee in here and what makes it irish-american is a little southern comfort goes in. and because the creator of southern comfort, m.w. herron, was from islander, came over on the tammy o'shan'ter, set up in new orleans. created southern comfort. i just dolloped that with whipped clear, a little creme demint. >> you can find all the recipes on our facebook site, everybody. this is really good. >> isn't this good? [ malennouncer ] medicare... it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp medicare suppl

and voila, it happened. >> you mentioned that you were raised in texas.tical royalty here in this country. there's a lot going on, obviously, with politics right now. how much do you follow it? how involved are you? your grandmother has been talking about it lately. >> i saw that. >> what did you think lauren, when you saw it? >> she's so wonderful and has her opinions and really just has her values and stays true to them. >> no one is surprised when barbara bush expresses her opinions. >> exactly. for me, i watch it a bit. i'm not really political. i'm much more focused on the humanitarian side of what i'm doing. >> when you decide to go for thanksgiving dinner, do you go to the bushes or the laurens? >> a bit of both. >> i also was reading, you got your fashion sense from barbara bush, true? >> i can tell this is ralph lauren today. i recognize the jacket. >> i'm wearing ralph lauren too. did you get your fashion sense -- >> because she was going to be here? >> yes, because i knew lauren bush lauren would be here. >> thank you. i know, right. >> mixed i

. >> voila, cocktail meatballs. >> look how cute they are. >> they are cute. >> i love this sandwich.> he just tasted it. >> i treated. >> onion jam made with balsamic, salt and pepper. slather on the onion jam on good white bread. you can use brioche or a country white and a little bit of artisanal blue cheese. >> instead of bacon you're using canadian bacon. >> it's precooked already. that goes on the sandwich. two slices of that and maybe a little bit of butter on one side here. put that on. butter the outside of the sandwich. we're not calling it a grilled cheese. we are calling it a blue cheese, onion jam sandwich. >> amazing. >> and the favorite thing here are the parsnip chips. >> smoky. >> they go with the beers. the dark beer has the smoky flavor. they taste so great. you just peel the parsnips first. then strip them like this with the potato peeler. these strips go into -- see if the oil is right. it goes into oil around 300 degrees. >> you say it takes a while but it's worth it. >> oh, it hardly takes any time. >> oh. >> and it's still worth it. >> situation normal. >> be c

then voila. have a green car. >> probably because they are not manufacturing them in the large scale they need to manufacture but that is different story. this company seems like a mess. i'm not saying this particular company is a good investment. i'm saying that the investment in green energy we need to do. >> heather: $528 million loan guarantee. >> we invest computers that used to cost $20,000 to develop the computer industry. >> we have to be smarter with the money, especially taxpayer's money. >> heather: moving on to another topic. two-year-old tantrum forcing a jet blue to kick the entire family off the flight. it forced them to spend an extra night, to rebook their travel costing $2,000. airline claiming it was for the siafltd for all those on board. who is right here. that was one big temper tantrum. [ laughter ] >> shame on jet blue. this is family airline. they are constantly talking about that, i love jet blue. i just got back from arizona. i am surprised they didn't have more patienc

and finally, let's see voila davis' green dress. our model this morning is celine.. the color was so bold. i took the color, i think it's really age-appropriate. i went to the fabric store and made this shawl and i think she looks great. >> that's the bottom line. can you go to the trim store and >>> good morning. i'm joe krebs. 8:26 on this thursday, first of march. let's go straight to storm 4 meteorologist tom kierein for a look at our forecast. >> we have the sun. a live view from the city camera. we have the bright sun and a blue sky. lot of the fog is gone. temperatures now are climbing into the 60s across parts of virginia and culpeper up to 63. mid and upper 50s around washington. and later today, into the 60s, to near 70 degrees this afternoon, but we will have a bit after breeze picking up, too. 30 miles per hour later this afternoon and settle down tonight and chilly start to friday morning and increasing clouds tomorrow. could get rain friday night and storms on saturday. joe? >> tom, thanks very much. a br >>> still seeing big delays in our area. jammed

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and finally, let's see voila davis' green dress. our model this morning is celine. took the color, i think it's really age-appropriate. i went to the fabric store and made this shawl and i think she looks great. >> that's the bottom line. can you go to the 8:26 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon, they're giving a chance to see how they train their officers. today they'll hold a public training session at the lake merit police headquarters. people will have a chance to see what it's like to be a member of the police force, but will also discuss crisis intervention, rules of arrest and give a demonstration with one of their canines. another training will be held tomorrow in concord. let's check the morning commute now with mike. >> we'll look at the san mateo bridge and we've been following this for the last half hour and still over on the right as the second big rig passes by. you see the activity. it's over on the shoulder, but a distraction and the rain, slippery roads and lower visibility and winds from time to time causing an issue for slower crossing the san mat

voila! ten years of expenditures, not too bad.ooking at a tenge-year budget -- a ten-year budget that goes out ten more years from now, 12 years from when obamacare was first calculated, turns out that when you add in years to number1 and 12, it adds hugely to the cost. $700 billion worth. we all said this at this time it was tricks, it was smoke and mirrors. they were pulling a fast one on the american people. we said that. oh no, you can trust c.b.o. sure you can trust c.b.o. as far as they could calculate. but if you said how about years 11 and 12, they would have had to say that's another story, but we weren't asked about that. i just say to my friend from wisconsin you're exactly right. now the chickens have come home to roost. now we know what the real cost of this is going to be. oh, by the way, if you want to go out over the entire period once the law is fully implemented -- remember, obamacare has not been fully implemented yet. what happens when you calculate its full cost when truly implemented? the budget committee on