the funny part is, ann curry's nickname within the shop is curry in a hurry. she can be very emotional. but the way nbc took so long and had so many leaks before she -- she actually did leave, i think contributed to her stress level. i think that she kind of had reached her limit, and she was being very open and -- and maybe too open. it made some people uncomfortable. >> certainly didn't look like she was anxious to embrace matt lauer, who was trying to be graush us on, of course. did nbc end up humiliating ann curry as this dragged on, and unconfirmed until finally we saw the tearful exit? >> i don't know how you could say anything else. how you could say they did not drag it out. it took what seemed like forever. it took a little more than a week, and steve cappas, president of nbc news, said about the source of the leaks, it was like chasing ghosts trying to chase ghosts. whether the leaks came from within nbc we'll never know. but it seemed like every day there was new gossip on some site of when is she going to be leavi leaving. it wasn't a question of i

and nbc dumped ann curry from today. was it bad ratings or bad politics at the peacock network?etails next see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. visit seemoresights.com for your chance to win the ultimate sightseeing dream vacation and more great prizes. brought to you by transitions lenses, the official sponsor of sightseeing. >> a recent gallup poll has bad news for television ne producers, america's confidence in what they do is dropping. confidence in the military ranks highest among many categories according to the confidence in institution survey that gallup takes. newspapers have fallen to 25% approval rating. television news has fallen to 21%, that's a record low and just 8 points higher than people hold congress in regard. jim, what do you make of that? >> well, i won't necessarily remember when this whole fight about media bias began and that was a

in a public and uncomfortable pay, nbc dumps ann curry from the ang corps seat. >> it's not easy to say, but today is my last day as a regular co-host on the today. >> jon: judy miller, richard grinle, spokesman for the last four ambassadors to the u.n. jim pinkerton, contributing editor, and daily beast columnist kirsten powers. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> this is a day for the history books. the u.s. supreme court has said the obama health care law is constitutional and therefore, the law of the land. >> tonight, health care reform is the law of the land. >> it was the most important single effort of the obama administration and today, it became the most important supreme court decision of the past several years. >> the supreme court's ruling on obamacare. president obama's signature legislative achievement, his health care law, survived today. >> tv news coverage there of the supreme court's health care ruling and here are some the newspaper headlines, from the l.a. times, health care law stands, robert sides with liberal justices in a major victory for obama.

ann curry here with us, part of our team covering this. we'll take a break. when we come back the shock waves from this across the country today. >>> we are back in aurora, colorado. again, a community now always associated with this one of the worst ever mass shootings in american history. as we've been mentioning the shock waves from here spreading around the world and certainly around our country. more on that from nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: caution replaced excitement at screenings of batman around the country. >> i'll be a lot more aware of the exits around the movie theaters now. it's kind of scary to think someone would come and do this. >> reporter: to calm fears today many movie goers like those in alexandria, virginia saw a visible police presence. at least two police officers are at each of the 40 new york city theaters where the movie is playing. >> could i have one for batman please? >> reporter: at the davis theater in chicago joe jensen couldn't stay away but couldn't ignore what happened either. >> if you're looking to do a little adven

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russian, vietnamese, and curry in -- dorean. san francisco -- korean. san francisco has eight sub- recipients the more partners. volunteer teachers at one-on-one coaches in areas such as a social media, a health information, and job skills. this is truly a remarkable partnership, and it is an amazing accomplishment. and san francisco it really is in good company in this regard. ntia has invested

russian, vietnamese, and curry in -- dorean. san francisco -- korean. san francisco has eight sub- recipients the more partners. volunteer teachers at one-on-one coaches in areas such as a social media, a health information, and job skills. this is truly a remarkable partnership, and it is an amazing accomplishment. and san francisco it really is in good company in this regard. ntia has invested $450 million for public computer centers and sustainable broadband adoption programs throughout the country. several of these also focus on older americans, and virtually all are providing public workstations equipped for people with disabilities. [applause] collectively, the resof

they were curried in a single casket in arlington national cemetery. they were last heard on christmas eve, 1965, when they sent out a may day call over laos. >>> 15-year-old tyler madoff was washed out to see after he stopped to rest in a tide pool. his parents said the tour guide showed poor judgment and no staff members stayed behind to search for their son. they described tyler as a remarkable young man.

curry, your response to that is what? >> part of paying the debt is proving that you can assimilate back into society and that you, in fact, should -- that you -- you should have the right to vote based on your performance and that you are not going to participate in criminal activity anymore. think about drunk driving. so you get pulled over for dui, you go to jail, you pay a fine, and you lose your license. so should it just be one of those for the penalty or all three of those part of the penalty? >> respectfully there is a causal connection there. a nexus, a tie, between operating a vehicle while you are drunk and surrendering your license. in this case, what's it got to do with voting? i guess would be the question. >> okay. so a felon committed a crime and violated the rights of another citizen and individual. they serve their time in jail. now without proving that they have turned their life around, they're going to go and cast votes for the people who are going to set the law they broke? there is a relationship th

i wouldn't be surprised if one of them, and i sort of thought in terms of roberts, changed just to curry good favor with the press. his decision made no sense whatsoever. it wasn't even rational. it's come back to haunt him a little bit. two things have happened. number one, the decision itself is not a respected decision, even by his opponents, because they can't believe he did it. so that level of respect he was seeking, i don't think he got. of course the good news for mitt romney, i think this could be a huge positive. i've never seen the republicans so energized as they have been over the last four days. >> greta: for me, donald, it's tough to think that a supreme court justice would go outside the record, be weak-kneed, influenced by the crowd essentially. so it's very -- you know, it's very troubling when i hear that. i know that everyone seems to believe that. i know people are pointing to irregularities in the decision. but, you know, i certainly think that is -- if that's true, it certainly is a terrible destabilizing for our judicial system and for our system of government. >>

. >> ann curry spoke with a mother and father in the theater early when a smoke bomb exploded and the gunshots fired. with them they had their 4-year-old daughter and 4-month-old son. >> when i ducked, his head held back into the crack, into the seats in front of us. and got stuck. i was like, his head is exposed. i couldn't stand up because people were standing up getting sholt. all four escaped this theater. president obama and presidential candidate mitt romney put aside their differences yesterday to comfort the stunned nation. instead of scripted attacks at campaign events, the candidates spoke from the heart. >> michelle and i will be fortunate to hug our girls tighter tonight. im sure you will do the same. >> it will be justice for those responsible. that's another matter for another day. today is moment to grieve and to remember. >> both candidates canceled campaign rallies yesterday and pulled attack ads in colorado. president obama landed at the white house after cutting short his two-day swing in florida. the president says his administration will do whatever it can to supp

most is curry. sweet. >> go with the non. >> the spinach. >> spicy? >> no, sweet. >> want to try some, ryan? >> i've got to watch out for bloating and halitose. >> you sound like my roommate. how do you know? >> you told me. >> this islam. >> this, ryan darling, this is for you. this is the indian food. no dairy there. you should be fine. your breath, i don't know. >> then we've got some blood cakes. who wants to try blood cakes. >> anything with blood in the title, i definitely want to eat. >> this is all basically pork products. >> british. >> this is all british. you've got a duck egg on top. you've got basically all pork inside here. >> pig. >> pig blood. fried ears. >> come on, guys. >> let's do it. >> come on, savannah. >> it's like chocolate pudding. >> like cake. >> you can finish it off with a swedish drink. >> that's motivation. this is not easy to do. >> is there alcohol in that? >> alcohol, lots of it and vodka. >> great, see you guys later. >> the ladies will eat it if you guys won't. >

i believe the last technology there isn't a movie more so than curry's might has. cinema are rather than video games but that said there is certainly no deep concept behind the film in post-mortem terms you'd only make sense in relation to its for beer sunset boulevard the artist is a sort of. a fine. reciting the great silent black and white cinema we all adore it takes his back to the times of innocence sereny t. sincerity and sacrifice. and i think this kind of success cannot be repeated. movies to follow will not get as big. what the artist being the first though it's kind has got all the laurels. a drinker i once worked with when shooting a documentary you would turn me down every time i asked him for a visual effects he'd say filina did everything by we have. keep it simple i see you share the same philosophy but i'm not sure cutting does it all will you keep it simple but i think how would you feel about three d. in c.g. finks like an avatar. but if it is to. i think it's great but step by step we're leaning toward videogames so the more high tech it is the

stage two cheers for scenery and the play makes you we should be killed and the magic of cinema human curry's my radiating from the screen . present what's peculiar is that future is at the limits and so it gets by with inventiveness it's the end cinema has gone the way of expensive visual effects meanwhile television has come up with some very high quality t.v. series as usual america was the first to explore this territory but the sopranos boss boardwalk empire they're all structured is short stories there's no c t human acting is very high caliber very psychological and i think people will watch these t.v. series feature films but my final question your next production is going to be international it will be in english isn't just the language would be something global to it. i hope our cast will be international to. be shooting the film out of russia somewhere in europe we haven't picked a place yet. because on the cost we don't know yet anthony hopkins we don't know. being three d. no no three d. will be filming squee no spades. or it will be part operate for thriller bus a fascinating st

he expended virtually no effort at trying to curry good relations with congress. there again is this, davis' pride and his unwillingness to be seen by others as currying favor. there are at least two accounts i can recall of davis getting involved in shouting matches with a couple of congressmen and his office, one is some congressman from north carolina as a virginian, we always point that out. [ laughter ] and there are, it is at least reputed that when davis was walking down the street in richmond, if he saw a congressman approaching him on the sidewalk, he would cross to the other side of the street, so as not to be seen speaking to the congressman publicly for fear of people might think he was politicking with him. that's not a good way to work with your most important branch of government. >> lincoln had basically a very constructive relationship with congress because he was working through a party of which he was the head, the republican party. the republican party supported most of his war measures. they were ahead of lincoln in some respects, especially i

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. >> and i'm ann curry. now we move to petaluma, where they made national headlines. >> again, we want to warn you that what you're about to see is explicit. >> hey, come on back, you made it. >> this girl appears to be home alone and looking for company. she keeps waving men into the garage. >> come on in. >> and they keep following her. >> come on back. >> all the way to the back yard. >> i made some drinks. >> excellent. >> she offers them a drink. >> i made frozen lemonade. i'm going to go get changed, have a seat. >> okay. >> anybody watching this scene over and over may wonder what is going on. >> so did you bring the condoms? >> yeah. >> good. >> the girl is an 18-year-old actress, who is there at a bar, with a hidden wire. >> where do you work? oh, like the computer. >> reporter: she chats with the men, making them feel more at ease. >> so how was your ride? >> i missed my train first, then i missed my bus. >> oh no, but you got here, that is the good part. >> and then i come out. so you had quite th

to make curries and that. but you've got to wash out the meat and things like that, you know. then you make your own sauce and put the meat back and then add your sauce together. because some of the curries they make are rubbish. >>> not to the outdown by their peers overseas. american inmates often choose to forego the chow hall and create their own meals with food they can purchase from the prison canteen. we met chris at the limon correctional facility in colorado. >> take one whole sausage and slice it up long ways. four different ways, quarters. you make quarters out of them and then cut that completely in half and then sometimes i'll put a little bit of honey on top of the sausage and then i'll put the cheese over the top of it and then cook it in the microwave for a minute so it melts it down and it makes a pretty good meal. it's better than the food they serve you in the chow hall. >> but one other limon inmate, ray slagel, took homemade prison cuisine to an entirely new level. >> honestly, cooking is my hobby. i love to cook. i like to make people happy. like i will m

. >> you mentioned trying to currie favor with the boss, christian. what about the government. in a controlled economy. you get rewarded if you open a solar plant and drive a certain type of car. that is manipulation that is not real. and even employers are trying to do their own best to move up the later and that is healthy process. >> not, true. because it becomes personal when it becomes personal it is not good for the over all company. i have seen it 110 times and i know what i am talking about. if you are trying to make this guy look back so you are good. not good for the company. >> that is crossing the line. >> wayne is successful in business. he's been there and done it and sports analogy that is easy fo to understand. >> for whom? >> for my dad at home. a tarting quarterback that is trying to push. you make the entire team better when you are pushing to get better. i don't want my company holding hands smoking pyote together. we are talking about making your company better not sabtage. >> the problem is it comes from the top. leadership you the kumbaya like neal cavuto

dozens of lucky military brides to be reporter don for explains burning curry and to her daughter shoppingfor a wedding gown her future husband is in the air force and because of the military connection pretty won't have to pay a dime for her down. degrees seeing this is shocking that we can actually get a free dress for being a military bride. and then phoned his in her formal wear. she says she and a friend teamed up with friends across america and a charitable organization helping young military families get started. we have been assigned the navy him being in some of the added post our family history and service are obvious. pages instead when he knows us this is the thing to do. >>> after trying and nearly a dozen jesses success. data and daughter are finely happy the prices rise too. theresa us has been to isn't in the military. but she gets a free down because i'm a sergeant in the am reserve working with the units. the sergeant and down the what a cost of re grants but now she to allow the letting of perjury aims. >>> some people that gets too good to be true and if you need qualif

there is chicken alfredo, red curry.e got all kinds and this is where i'm seeing you're keeping up. there is a five day pass to studio mix in san francisco thchl is a new locally owned and operated health club. it's absolutely huge. 30,000 square feet. and there is yoga, cycling, boot camp, zumba for dan, here. and there is -- . >> that and tae bo. >> there is good locker rooms and so you can try it out for a week. you can try it. >> this is very hard it looks way hard. >> and let me show you right here. at any time log on there are two items to get those go consumer blogs. >> >>> we'll be here in another half hour with more news at 6:00. coming up then the i team reveals the rules of staging a public protest in san francisco. what is off limits and where police draw the line. >> and our investigation into stories to save the university of california. uc now off the hook in the death of a lab assistant. >> and now, a wandering sea lion found its way home thanks to a microchip. >> yes. pebbles disappeared while the owner

the chp look for two people who the stolenning a currie. >> once a symbol of school pride is no longer on campus any and the rice and fall of joe paterno. >>> the family drama that might be linked to michael jackson's money. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. temperatures inland. once again you're 100 degrees. we'll check out the readings in just a bit. we had some cooling around the bay and the coast. more cooling in score [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors, you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. ♪ [ male announcer ] and now try new gluten free apple cinnamon chex. >> alan: the ncaa says it will take, quote, directive and punitive measures against penn state university in the wake of the child sex abuse scandal. officials say they'

you'll get your dessert this time. >> trifle and chicken curry.ery british. >>> let's get to sports. let's bring in henry from our comcast sportsnet studio. now, when there's food around, usually henry is associated with it. >> i'm surprised he wasn't there. >> when i'm around, there's no food left, that's the problem. but that's another issue. we'll talk about baseball in a second. you know we're the top dogs, right? san francisco giants. and when you're the top dog, there's no need to look over your shoulder. teams sitting in first place realize their division rivals are trying their best to run them down. the giants are the guys to catch in the nl west. orange and black were going for the sweep in atlanta today. it's been 24 years since they swept the braves in georgia. madison bum gardner on the hill. bottom of the second, freddie freeman, sir, you are free to run the bases. lead-off solo homer, 13th of the year. game tied at 1. let's jump to the fourth inning. david ross showing you who's boss now. solo homer to center. 3-1 atlanta. bumgarner

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a survivide of curry. one of the best places is at the british pub. >> it has always been in the heart of the community. it doesn't matter if you're in a big city or a little town. >> reporter: that's true. weekend pubs are just in about every corner of the city and all were packed during the late afternoon. >> a great many places. great beerk fantastic. british beer. absolutely brilliant beer. and everybody can meet and have a great time and chat. >> reporter: pubs are a great place to happening out and meet new friends. dan hellie and i met one a tour group from purdue university who are also enjoying the london pub scene. ♪ maybe it's because i'm a londoner ♪ ♪ and i love london town cheers! >> cheers. well, it's a rotten problem. fruits and veggies. they go bad before you get a chance to eat them. right? that's not any fun. coming up, the right way to keep your produce and tasting fresh. >> wow! i feel so much better. >> the fitness class is a huge relief for those who might have worked out a little to

. >> it can be troublesome and that is why nicole curry and santa monica beach focuses on the court.> your abdominal storm barry essential to keeping the middle tones. >> certain foods can fight daily fat. experts say to load up on leafy greens and high fiber vegetables like celery, cucumbers, they can detoxify your digestive system and help to flatten your belly. >> you call it a whole foods category, it is beneficial for flattening the midsection. >> belief that is associated with a lot of medical conditions including diabetes and high blood pressure, abnormal cholesterol. >> she is the director of the weight loss department and specializes in nutrition. she says that it is tough to target fat cells in a certain spot, it is best to adopt a heart healthy diet to shed pounds over all along with five servings of fruits and vegetables, she recommends small portions of avocado, olive oil, and not. >> those are facts that are particularly good because they could help bring down the bad cholesterol and help race good cholesterol. >> said she also says it is about what you cut, sodium less

. >> and i'm ann curry. this time we're in long beach, california, where the long arm of the law has reached out and grabbed three dozen men in just three days. >> put your hands above your head. >> this time someone's gone online to post a warning our hidden cameras are in the neighborhood. but think that stopped these men? a reminder. some of what you are about to hear and see is explicit. here's chris hansen. >> what do we have coming up right now? that's our avalanche. that's our 12:30. like 29 years old. >> we've always been aware that the men coming into our undercover houses could be dangerous. >> now, stay there. we don't want to send you out yet. >> but as we set up our "to catch a predator" operation in long beach, california, the very first man who arrives has us especially worried. >> whoa, hold on, here he comes. he's coming. >> 29-year-old michael warrecker, an unemployed computer technician, uses the frightening screen name, can i rape you anally? he thinks he is coming to meet a girl who says

in one e-mail exchange penn state vice president gary schultz wrote to athletic director tim curry to the subject, contacting the charitable organization and the department of welfare but the next day curry responded saying he changed his mind. after giving it more thought and talking it over with joe yesterday, i am uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps. i am having trouble with going to everyone but the person involved. our susan candiotti broke this story exclusively on friday. what are the implications for joe paterno at this point? >> that's what everyone wants to know of course. until now he said publicly and he testified before a grand jury although he was never interviewed by penn state university about all of this. he said that asccreery came who to him he went to his . now it appears that joe paterno had another conversation about this two weeks after that with the athletic director tim curley, at least according to this alleged e-mail. it suggests or raises the question, what did he say? >> what happened in that conversation? >> did he now, therefore, play a

. >> she is taking over for ann curry, who is taking on a new role at nbc. guthrie joined the "today" show last june as co-host of the show's third hour and as the chief legal correspondent. >> wish her the best this morning. i'm sure she'll get off to a good start with the whole team. >> we do. >>> well, it's a big break today for firefighters trying to contain massive wildfires out west. >>> plus -- >> the surprise that sent these baseball players running for cover. >>> rain and thunder may have kept you awake overnight. the impact weather will have on you as you get ready to head in to work. [ scott ] i grew up playing with little toy trains and now i build them. i'm a bigger is better kind of guy. i absolutely love building locomotives. i knew i wanted to design locomotives from when i was very young. [ jahmil ] from the outside it looks like such a simple device. when you actually get down into the bare bones of it, there's so much technology that's submerged. [ rob ] my welds are a signature, i could tell my welds apart from anybody's. to lay down that

brian will join us in about 20 minutes for a special edition of "nightly news" from colorado and ann curry late they are evening will host a two-hour "dateline" at 9:00. >>> back here at home, we have developing news right now. al hazmat teams are investigating a mysterious substance. at three of the police departments, the substance was inside an envelope. we've learned it is not dangero dangerous, but what it is and who left it there is unknown at this time. >>> and a story in colorado once again, just ahead, talking to your kids about this tragedy. we'll have simple steps you might want to consider. >> then, the shooting's impact on the campaign trial. learn why one prominent politician is criticizing both the president and governor romney. >> plus, same-sex marriage. social media and chicken. coming up, how a silicon valley start-up is taking on a national chain over politics. and tracking some warming temperatures around the bay area today. you can see more 90s showing up in our inland valleys and that's kind of a sneak preview of things to come. as the low clouds start to go away, we

because this morning ann curry left the "today show". (laughter) it was a tearful foment more everyone followed by six recipes to turn your tears into a refreshing summer cocktail. of course there was one other big decision today. for months we have waited for the supreme court's ruling over the constitutionality of o bam arcare and the-- obamacare and the individual insurance mandate and this morning we got the news we wanted. >> we have breaking news here on the fox news channel. the individual mandate has been ruled unconstitutional. >> the supreme court justice has struck down the individual mandate. >> the justices have just gutted, wolf, the center piece provision of the obama health care law. >> the individual mandate has been struck down. it has been struck down. >> stephen: no, it. has. not. you, suck. at. news. (cheers and applause) because because then this happened. >> i know that greta van susteren is reading this opinion as we speak. >> everybody is reading this decision. rich edson is on camera, you can see him, he is read