natalie?a. >>> new evidence has been released from the night teenager trayvon martin was killed in san ford, florida. it includes surveillance video showing martin making a purchase at a 7-eleven shortly before his run-in with george zimmerman. and new photos and documents show the neighborhood watch volunteer had a broken nose, bruises, and bloody cuts on the back of his head after the encounter. zimmerman says he shot martin in self-defense. >>> facebook begins selling stock to the public today in the most talked about market debut in years. it comes a day after the online social network raised $16 billion in an initial public offering that valued the company at $104 billion. >>> and now for a look at what's trending today our quick roundup of what has you talking online. people are tweeting their memories of donna summer. she died thursday of lung cancer. she was 63. she was known for hits like "bad girl" and "last dance" and pop star nicki minaj tweeted another legend gone. rest in peace.

good morning, charles. >> good morning, natalie.dies of a mother and daughter found buried in a shallow grave behind this house here in mississippi. but the fbi is not giving up hope of finding the other two children alive. after searching for hours in the backyard of a mississippi home late monday, the news no one wanted to hear. the fbi says two bodies buried in a shallow grave were identified as jo ann bain and her 14-year-old daughter adrienne. her two other daughters are still missing, 12-year-old alexandria and 8-year-old kyliyah. investigators started digging at the home over the weekend. it's where 35-year-old suspect adam mayes had been staying. police say mayes is a friend of the bain family and visited their tennessee home in the days before their disappearance. authorities believe the girls still missing are with mayes, who is considered armed and dangerous. on april 27th, jo ann bain left home with her three daughters. bain's husband gary reported them missing. days later, police questioned mayes but let him go. now the

natalie is over at the news desk with the headlines. hi, natalie. >> good morning, matt and ann. good morning, everyone. we begin with overnight bomb scares on passenger jets out west. two southwest airline flights had to be isolated and inspected following a threatening phone call. both planes were later given the all-clear, and no explosives were found. the threat grounded one flight in phoenix, arizona, and another in orange county, california. >>> voters in north carolina have approved a constitutional amendment defining marriage as solely between a man and a woman. adding to their state law already banning gay marriage. the amendment prompted president obama's campaign to express his disappointment in the vote. meantime, in colorado, legislation there to allow civil unions reached an impasse, along with several other bills effectively killing the measure. >>> tsa screeners in rhode island busted one flyer's unique attempt to allegedly get a gun through security by hiding parts of a disassembled .40 caliber automatic handgun inside three stuffed animals. the weapon was found

>> i was going to say how pretty natalie, especially pretty natalie looks today -- >> well, thank you, ann. >> i was going to say, i don't know, al -- >> thank you. >> what about al? look at al this morning. >> no one said anything about my sports jacket, by the way. >> absolutely. all right, hey, chuck woolery doesn't know i was in his wardrobe last week. anyway, let's show you what we've got as far as today is concerned. look at these temperatures, southern discomfort. colorado springs, 91 in garden city. rest of the country not quite so bad. we are looking at some warm weather making its way through the south. 90s in parts of mississippi, alabama, on into georgia. 50s and 60s in the pacific northwest. 40s and 50s in the northeast. risk of strong storms in the upper mississippi to mid-mississippi river valley. plenty of sunshine through the southwest, and we've got more rain down in southern florida today. >> good morning. the rain showers will taper off as we go through the morning. there could be another batch of thunderstorms developing >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >>

>> hi, natalie. she's 24 years old, a mother, has family here, and she was not paid for this interview. she calls the secret service men, stupid brutes. that she says put extremely indiscreet partying ahead of the president's security. >> translator: they like to show off their bodies. great bodies. well-defined abs. they like attention, and we colombian women are not used to that. i was surprised that every time he dance with me he lift up his sweater so i could see. >> so they were acting very bold, and sure of themselves? >> translator: they were full of themselves. there was another guy that would jump up on the bar. >> were they shy about asking for sex or were they very direct about it? >> translator: very direct. i will say too direct. >> did any of them say that they had done this before? >> translator: no, but the way they approach us, it seems obvious that they were used to doing it, because people that do this for the first time are very shy. >> what if someone said, well, you went to the

natalie? >> al, thank you. this morning on "today's health," home remedies. how many times have you had a strong headache or maybe muscle pain and you have nothing in your medicine cabinet to help? well the remedy may actually be in your kitchen. internist and women's health contributor dr. care ye peterson is here to reveal some home remedies. >> good morning. >> good to have you in. >> thank you. >> let's get started with the first common ailment and that is a headache. sometimes people don't really want to take a pill or medicine or maybe they don't have something on hand. what can help in this situation that may be not in your medicine cab hit? >> try ginger. the sfies ginger actually has been found to be effective in reducing the number of headaches that people have and the intensity of headaches that people have to the point where it's even endorsed by some neurologists, actually. and the way that it works is it has anti-inflammatory properties. and it's inflammation that's thought to mediate headache pain. when a vessel in the brain gets inflamed it pr

natalie? >> al, thank you.hether you're heading back to school or heading into retirement. our panel of experts is back here to help you. jean chatzky is "today's" financial editor and author of "money rules." david bach is the founder of finishrich.com and the author of "debt free for life" and sharon epperson is cnbc's personal finance correspondent. good morning to all you guys. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> got people lined up with lots of questions for you. let's start off with constance on the phone with us right now from new hartford, connecticut. good morning and what's your question? >> good morning. thanks for taking my question. i'm 63 years old. i'm a widow. and i lost my job this past january. i have been looking for a job without a whole lot of success and it's been suggested to me by several people that i just file for early social security. i'm not eligible until full social security until 2015. people seem to think it's a good idea but i'm really not sure and i wonder what your advice is

natalie? >> ian williams in beijing for us, thank you. >>> the final thoughts and plans of terror leader osama bin laden go public today as the combatting terrorism center at west point releases documents seized in the raid on his compound today. the correspondence reveals bin laden was out of touch, struggling to keep his widely dispersed terror network tuned into his leadership. hunkered down in his pakistani hideout, he said he feared al qaeda would not survive the deaths of its leaders. >>> a college student is suing for $20 million after he was forgotten in a holding cell in san diego for days without food, water or even a toilet. he was picked up for questioning in a drug sweep and never charged for arrested. when he was eventually found four days later, he was hospitalized and treated for dehydration, kidney failure and a perforated esophagus. daniel chung's lawyer say his treatment constitutes torture under international law. the d.e.a. has since apologized. >>> and "the scream" is now

natalie? >> al, thank you so much. and now to a remarkable individual. before she encelebrated her third birthday, little emmy lynn became the youngest person to be inducted into the high i.q. society american mensa after scoring 135 on an i.q. test. emma lynn known as emmy is here with her very proud parents, michelle and glen. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> how are you doing this morning? i hear you -- >> good. >> -- you love insects, right? >> yeah. >> you want to do a little test here. i know you love to teach. are you going to teach me a thing or two. can you tell me how caterpillars turn into butterflies? >> metamorphosis. >> that's a big word for an almost 3-year-old, right? and what about planets? i know you love the solar system, right? she loves seeing herself on tv as all 3-year-olds do. she isn't just a 3-year-old, let's show you this picture. do you know what that is right there? i'll show you and then i show the viewers? do you know what that is? >> saturn but he broke his wing. >> so the your honor broke his wing? >> no. >

natalie is here with details on that story. natalie? >> matt, well it is a crime that is one of the worst in connecticut history. three members of the pettit family tortured and killed in their own home back in 2007 and now their convicted killer is opening up about the crime and his life in prison. in his jailhouse interview, joshua komisarjevsky said there isn't anything he could say to dr. william pettit that will restore the lives lost. komisarjevsky also declined an opportunity to express remorse for killing jennifer hawke-petit and her daughters 17-year-old haley and 11-year-old michaella. on monday he told the associated press i guess my reaction is not the reaction society expected. reporters john kristofferson spent an hour talked to the convicted killer. >> he was very engaged, kept his eyes on me. he would smile occasionally or laugh occasionally. >> komisarjevsky was convicted and sentenced to death for the home invasion and murders, he and another man, steven hayes, broke into the petit home, tied up the mothers and doctors

natalie's hidden camera report is coming up.teach our children and prejudice and intolerance are wrong. but would your kids know what to do when faced with a situation involving discrimination? natalie met some brave parents who wanted to find out for her series "my kid would never do that." what did you find? >> this is such an important issue and with the helping some willing parents we see how kids handle discrimination and what they learn is truly a lesson for all of us. it's a subject that's hard to talk about, let alone confront. does your teen know what to do when they see discrimination? >> hi, i'm allison. >> allison's mother has agreed to take part in a "dateline" hidden camera demonstration about discrimination, because she says their family feels strongly about tolerance and equality. >> she's grown up with a mix of all people, and it's just expected that she would never distreat anybody. ♪ was blind but now i see >> reporter: allison and the girl next to her, nia, think they're here to judge a singing contest. they

>> i was going to say how pretty natalie, especially pretty natalie looks today -- >> well, thank you, ann. >> i was going to say, i don't know, al -- >> thank you. >> what about al? look at al this morning. >> no one said anything about my sports jacket, by the way. >> absolutely. all right, hey, chuck woolery doesn't know i was in his lery doesn't know i was in his wardrobe last week. let's show you what we've got as far as today is concerned. look at the temperatures, sournl discomfort, colorado springs, roswell, lubbock, its going to be toasty. the rest of the country, not quite so bad. we're looking at warm weather making its way through the south. 90s in parts of mississippi, alabama, on into georgia. 50s and 60s in the pacific northwest. 40s and 50s in the northeast. risk of of strong storms in the upper mid mississippi valley and more rain in southern florida. that's what's going around the country, here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, tom kierein, storm center 4. storm 4 radar is showing most of the rain east of washington, southern maryland, no

natalie has some great advice on how to "make the grade." >> as faithful viewers of "teen kids news," you know that over the past months, i've been giving tips on how to find a part-time job. after all, i have one. well, finding the job is only the first step. getting it is the next challenge. usually, the big hurdle is... the interview! okay, so, no need to panic. here's a few simple things to keep in mind. dress neatly. even if you're looking for work mucking out stables, you want to make a good first impression. make sure you're not late. leave earlier than you need to, just in case something unexpected holds you up, like your bike gets a flat tire. shake hands firmly, even if you're a girl. speak clearly, and look the person directly in the eyes. that's important. be ready with the name and phone number of someone who has agreed to be a reference for you -- a teacher, neighbor, or someone from your place of worship. and decide before the meeting just how many hours you can handle a week. it's better to start with a smaller commitment and build up than to take too much on. the good

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie.adeline mccain was taken from this holiday apartment in portugal five years ago today. her parents have given interviews to the world's press. upbeat interviews saying that they are optimistic that she will be found again and be found alive. the little girl with the huge eyes and beautiful blonde hair who vanished into thin air five years ago today. madeleine mccann, taken from her bed while she slept, never to be seen again. her devastated parents, kate and jerry mccann, have never given up hope. and now british police are giving them new reason to believe she's alive. >> police believe there's a real possibility madeleine's alive and this is as good an opportunity in the last five years. >> reporter: since her disappearance, a bungled investigation by police. over the years, image after image of little maddy have been released. >> it's strange because obviously it's a marker of time. you look at it, and it's not madeleine that we remember. it emphasizes that five years have gone by.

good morning to you, this la. >> hey, natalie, good morning. cheri young, mother of three, became so upset on monday that jurors were asked to leave the courthouse. she talked about how far her family had gone to cover up john edwards' affair, and charged that edwards was involved every step of the way in arranging the money and in orchestrating the lies. it was cheri young's turn in the spotlight. in a dramatic, sometimes cheerful testimony, she described her anger about how she, as the wife of campaign aide andrew young, got pulled in to the effort to cover up john edwards' affair with rielle hunter. she said she was intimidated when she first met hunter, because i had a presidential candidate's pregnant mistress come into my house last minute. and she says she wasn't happy when asked to handle hundreds of thousands of dollars in checks to take care of hunter. i cannot tell you how disgusted i was. why me? she said she insisted on talking to edwards directly. i heard mr. john edwards tell me on the phone he had checked with the campaign lawye

all right, thanks so much, natalie. as we look at what we've got going on today, first of all, again, out in the southwest, big problem. we're going to continue to see a climatologically dry season, strong winds, locally gusty with low humidity. no help for our firefighters. watches from colorado, arizona, nevada and utah. then in the southeast, we could use some of that rain. heavy rain will continue to dump on central and southern florida and the southeast. we're talking about from key west all the way up to savannah. anywhere from a quarter inch to three inches of rain over the next 24 hours. 2 >> good morning. it will be a beautiful day today. it will be little breezy but you'll see plenty of sunshine. >>> and that's your latest weather. savannah? ♪ i be taking care of business >> time now for "today's professionals" here with their take on today's hot topics of the day. star jones, donny deutsch and dr. nancy snyderman. good morning. let's talk about the big trial, john edwards, the defense rested without calling j

joy, good morning. >> hey, natalie. >> let's get right to our viewer questions. first one is coming from brigitte from alexandria, virginia. she joins us on skype. hi, bridget, good morning. what's your question for joy? >> hi. i'm a college student at virginia tech, we're always running out the door in a rush to class. i know that eating breakfast is essential to a healthy diet. i never have time for one i'm always finding myself starving and snacking on unhealthy choices later in the day. do you have any suggestions for a quick, easy and healthy breakfast? >> it's a great question. i think the simplest way for you to tackle breakfast is this. i want you to pick up and stash in your dorm room a few convenient single-serve protein foods. and then do the same thing with a few single-serve high quality carbohydrate foods. and before you dash out to class each morning you're going to grab one from each category. so sort of going to become like a mix and match game. for the protein entree, the protein choices you could do a string cheese, nonfat or low fat yogurt con

what to use our talents and gibson knowledge to help got out and so it is true that back to the day natalie the church but mental health professionals didn't really know that much about sex offenders and it wasn't to the late 1970's that the research best quality research emerged how we should evaluate tree and sex offenders. >>> stay with us. >>> welcome back today were very happy to have with the psychologist dr. tom plant taking us through the clergy and sex abuse crisis and then the catholic church. they have a wonderful question i wanted to talk about the morale among priests and people that work with children hasn't had a chilling effect. >>> it sure doesn't sad to see because 96 percent of preceptor the past 60 years nerve violated a child to do anything wrong, many times when they're walking down the street and a roman collar people assume they're a sex offender and priests of talked about having people spit in their face in an air corridor on the street and young mothers picking up their kids to get them away in a public environment. as if they're all pedophiles and it's tragic. th

. >> let us go inside, natalie morales standing by at the news desk. she's got a check of all the headlines. >> hello again. good morning once again, everyone. in the news this morning, three high-ranking officers at the center of jpmorgan chase's giant trading blunder are expected to lose their jobs this week. they include ina drew, one of the most powerful women on wall street, who has one the bank's risk management group since 2005. that group is tied to the $2 billion trading loss which became public last week. >>> the defense takes over today at the john edwards corruption trial. the former presidential contender is accused of scheming to use nearly $1 million in secret payments to hide his pregnant mistress, rielle hunter. his attorneys haven't said if edwards or hunter will take the stand. >>> the father of a missing arizona girl has been told that he cannot have contact with her two older brothers. authorities aren't explaining what prompted detectives and child welfare workers to take the action, but they say it does not mean investigators are

. >> natalie earned had her masters from san francisco state. she came here looking for one type of frog in particular. >> based on the noise, they are called chorus frog. >> a little frog like that makes all that noise. >> i know, they are one of smallest in california and one of loud left. >> thanks to the research, most interesting frog with implications of the kitrid fungus that would include her professor. >> we are studying of something that unheard of recorded history. it's had a bigger impact o than any other disease ever recorded. >> they only discovered it about 15 years ago. it is killing amphibians worldwide but the question is, how does it spread? on most, they cover the skin suffocating themselves to death. but it grows them in patches allowing them to breathe. >> since the other frogs get sick and die really quickly, they don't have the opportunity to carry the disease to new areas where the frogs aren't sick but since chorus frogs don't get sick, they can move from one population and spread the fungus to new areas. >> you might w

cyril wecht, cnn legal analyst mark nejame and natalie jackson.ned about trayvon martin, that he had thc, marijuana, found in his system. i've looked at certain parts of this. it's possible that he smoked close to the incident, it's possible he smoked many hours before the incident. is it relevant? >> we don't believe that it's relevant. here we have -- there was a trace amount of thc in his system. with that being said, they cannot say when that was found in his system, what time frame. was it -- you know, what it did clearly say is that it did not cause -- it was not up to the level of impairment. so how long it had been in his system, he shouldn't have smoked it but we don't think that it's relevant at all. >> mark, what about the pictures on the george zimmerman side? you look at the back of the head and you see obviously that he's cut up and bloody. when you look at the front with the broken nose, you know, as a layperson i have to say it doesn't look bad. >> well, it's going to show that there was mutual combat. i think the fact of the matte

natalie's hidden camera report is coming up. stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. >>> as parents we've all tried to teach our children and prejudice and intolerance are wrong. but would your kids know what to do when faced with a situation involving discrimination? natalie met some brave parents who wanted to find out for her series "my kid would never do that." what did you find? >> this is such an important issue and with the helping some willing parents we see how kids handle discrimination and what they learn is truly a lesson for all of us. it's a subject that's hard to talk about, let alone confront. does your teen know what to do when they see discrimination? >> hi, i'm allison. >> allison's mother has agreed to tak

i'm not a good breaststroker, so give me some -- go, natalie, yes, go, natalie! >> no. but i do triathlons. not like you, though. okay. >> you're going to kick and sweep your feet around. >> you do like a frog kick, right? >> yeah. >> okay. get in there. go, brendan. go, brendan. [ cheers and applause ] >> no, he's better. >> quickly. all right. guys, good luck to you. the trials is exactly a month away. we'll hopefully hear your names in london. first, we'll be back after this. first, this is "today" on nbc. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. ♪ i'm gonna soak up the sun >>> this morning on "today's style," smashing pool party swimsuits. if you want to make a splash in backyard fashions throughout the summer, we've got lilliana here with style ti

natalie? >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with the latest jobs numbers out this morning as the unemployment rate falls to its lowest level since january of 2009, but it is not all good news. cnbc's mandy drury has more. good morning. >> good morning again, natalie. you're absolutely right. fewer jobs than expected were created in april with employers only adding 115,000 workers, well below forecasts of 170,000 jobs and even though the unemployment rate ticked down to 8.is% th 8.1% that was an unhealthy drop as you had fewer people looking for work. stocks are moving to the down side today. there is one potentially supportive factor down the line and that is that investors interpret the data as increasing the likelihood of more stimulus measures from the federal bank, the federal reserve. back to you. >> we'll be watching. mandy drury of cnbc, thanks so much. >>> violence overseas this morning as two coalition soldiers are killed in southern afghanistan today. meantime, in neighboring pakistan a bomb has killed at lea

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and back from assignment, natalie morales to give us those stories. welcome back. >> good morning, everyone. just under six months to go until election day and republicans are coming together behind mitt romney, who picked up victories in the kentucky and arkansas primaries on tuesday. and now a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll is revealing just how close the race between president obama and romney would be if americans were voting today. romney has tightened the gap with the president by just a bit, coming in at 43%, to president obama's 47%. the president lost two points since this time last month for his handling of the economy. as for how the candidates views on gay marriage impacted voters, it's a wash. even after president obama came out in support of same-sex marriage, 62% of voters still say the candidate's stances make no difference. >>> a senate committee hears testimony today about last month's secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. the director of the agency is expected to testify today that the night of partying did not p

i'm matt lauer, along with ann curry, natalie morales, and al roker.t's usher. the grammy award winner performing. it's our way of reminding you that come friday, right here on the plaza, we have usher live in concert. so if you're in the area, come on by. that's going to be a lot of fun. and the weather shoulden great by then. >> fantastic. >> really? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> anyway, coming up in this half hour the skinny rules. >> that's right. we're going to be talking to bob harper. the tough trainer from "biggest loser" he's out with a new book detailing his keys to losing weight and some of them include, for example, what he wants you to do before every meal that helps you lose weight. so there you go. that's our little tease. >> then how do the stars pull off all those great red carpet looks? jenna bush hager is going to introduce us to a woman who was just named hollywood's top stylist. by the hollywood reporter. >> ooh. and with prom season in full swing, what do you want to do? you want to make sure your teens are protected. you have talke

natalie? >> ian williams in beijing. thank you so much, ian. >>> a plot to bomb a bridge in suburban cleveland has no links to tuesday's anniversary of bin laden's death. this according to federal prosecutors. five men were arrested and charged with attempting to plant and detonate bombs on the bridge. but the devices were fake. supplied by the fbi. undercover agents had been monitoring the men for months. they are described as anarchists. >>> the occupy movement is having a violent resurgence. protests broke out nationwide on tuesday's may day but in oakland, california, police fired tear gas on protesters as clashes there heated up. despite those clashes there were only a handful of arrests and fewer people turned out to demonstrate than at the height of the movement last fall. >>> the gop presidential contender newt gingrich is expected to officially end his run for the white house today. the former house speaker had disappointing finishes in five primaries last week, winning only two contests in the race. >>> well th

natalie is over at the news desk with those. natalie, good morning to you. >> good morning, every. world leaders arrive in the washington area today ahead of the g-8 summit of economic powers being hosted by president obama at camp david. after two days of talks, they'll head to the nato summit in chicago focusing on the role of troops in afghanistan. >>> meantime, protesters marched through the streets of chicago on wednesday. and a larger demonstration is set for sunday when global leaders arrive. protests are also expected in the nation's capital. >>> a wildfire threatening an historic mining town in arizona has nearly tripled in 24 hours. the fire in the prescott national forest grew to at least 5400 acres pushed by strong winds and dry weather. >>> and a dramatic scene in portland, oregon, where a firefighter fell through the roof of a burning apartment building. two of his fellow firefighters sprang to action and rescued him. fortunately, no one was injured. >>> for the first time in american history, minorities now make up more than half of the children born in the u.s., out

i'm matt lauer along with ann curry, natalie morales and al roker.ways the case. in fact, he says some of these meals are the equivalent of a dozen hot dogs. he's going to try to help us, as he normally does, to choose a less fattening option. and he'll help us with that coming up. >>> of course, sunday is mother's day. so if you're thinking about what you need to get mom, well, rosie pope, our mommy expert, is here with some products that can save that special woman in your life some time and money as well. >> and she knows what she's talking about. >> yes, she does. >> sunday, right? >> sunday. >> we are going to rush through that segment. >> that's right. >> i'm boiling water. i'm telling you right now. >> what, are you making soup? >> experts on hand. >>> meanwhile, imagine doing your job for free. jenna bush hager has an incredible story of a teacher who is doing just that, she's teaching for free. >>> and then later on, "today's professionals" tackle the top headlines including hillary clinton's decision to go makeup free. >>> first, let's brin

natalie. >> good morning, everyone.gh questions today in florida. the bank's annual shareholder meeting in tampa will give investors their first chance to grill ceo jamie dimon about the loss of at least $2 billion in a trading blunder. >>> john edwards' oldest daughter is set to take the stand in her father's defense. 30-year-old cate edwards could testify as early as today. the defense, meanwhile, suffered a setback monday when the judge barred testimony from a former federal elections official. he was prepared to say edwards did not violate campaign finance laws. >>> and we're learning more about the two tennessee sisters who were rescued from a horrifying two-week-long abduction that left their mother and older sister dead. here's nbc's thanh truong. >> reporter: after the most terrifying time of their young lives, 12-year-old alexandria bain and her 8-year-old sister kyliyah are now safe with their father gary in their hometown in tennessee. >> the girls did great on sunday. some days they didn't do so great. most