she joins pharrell williams, blake shelton and adam levine. >>> 81 years old, willie nelson shows no signs of slowing down. the country music legend kicked off the week by becoming a fifth-degree black belt in martial arts. >> amazing. >> 81. all right. i'm richard lui, and this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day right here on nbc. >>> leading the news, congressman accuses wife of bigamy. democrat allen greyson of florida claims his marriage of two decades was invalid because his wife had not yet divorced her previous husband. he's demanding an annulment. >>> and in "the houston chronicle," russia suggests new way for u.s. to reach its space station. a trampoline. russian deputy prime minister there saying that u.s. sanctions against russia will boomerang, especially since nasa currently depends on russian rockets for transportation to the space station. >>> some other stories we're watching. new documents reveal why an italian court decided to find amanda knox guilty for a second time over the 2007 death of her roommate. the court alleges knox and her roo

. >>> the voice judges blake shelton and adam levine always verbally rough housing on and off air. to another level. the double dog dare came down to whether shelton would tweet levine's phone number. shelton tweeted what appeared to be just that. the tweet is still up. calls to the number get a busy signal. interesting. >>> today marks the opening of the new west coast home for nbc news, brokaw news center despite his long and illustrious career, tom brokaw telling brian williams this time it is different. >> this is very gratifying. for the first time in a long time, my family is actually excited about my public recognition. they mostly are, like, okay, dad. >> that so brokaw. just part of me working hard. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day right here on nbc. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% rea

. >> banks have been urged to upgrade to windows 7 or 8, but security expert adam levin says it's a tedious process for the millions of atms worldwide, just 210,000 here in the u.s. >> the cost between $1,000 and $3500 a machine, which has to be programmed individually. >> even so, banks were not caught off guard by the move. microsoft ended mainstream support for xp five years ago. and regulators have been urging banks to switch since october. in a statement, six agencies jointly said they, quote, expect financial institutions and their technology service providers, to identify, assess and manage the potential operational risk brought by the change. most big banks have shelled out to extend their individual contractors with microsoft. jpmorgan chase bought an extra year. bank of america, citigroup, wells fargo and pnc say they will have support throughout the transition. it's unclear how many regional banks have been able to get extensions. the irony, third party atms like this one in lower manhattan actually run on older software that microsoft still supports, meaning that by tuesday, the

for more on this todd hazelton from techno buffalo and adam levin, welcome back to the show, adam and good to see you for the first time, todd. >> thank you, gerri. david: news that a big chain three months ago heard about the breach of customer data. only now we're finding three million people are impacted. what's going on? >> this is a situation like deja vu, here we go again. a credit card database was breached. 2.6 million credit cards and think aaron's was 400,000 cards and it would appear it probably is the same software, malware that was the problem for target. gerri: that was what? 40 million people? >> we don't know if there's a second michaels database, we're waiting for that shoe to drop. gerri: todd, these are the card readers inside the store. this is nothing new. >> that is the misconception, people were afraid of using credit cards online, these are all connected databases, in the case of target they used database going through the back door literally with another third party company to get into target's access and i think the same thing happens with the credit card. ge

yesterday on "the voice," blake shelton was being sneaky and maybe a little unkind and he tweeted adam levine'shone number. >> blake might be not perfect? >> so he took adam's home -- personal cell phone number, the one that all of his friends have and tweeted it out to the world. okay. and, you know, i remember that is not a great thing -- what is your password, brit? okay. that's loud. she'll change it. i'm not using my phone because the last thing i used my phone on the air, it happened to me. britney doesn't mind. we'll call adam. i think we can do it. his number is 310-493 -- let's put it on speaker. here we go. so excited. [ busy signal ] >> oh. >> that's called a busy call. >> i guess everyone tried to call, but it became a thing. he has to change his number. he has to change all the times his number is used on credit card stuff. his friends are going to be upset. >> i'm not going to hold up britney's phone. that's not nice. >> don't do it. >> i didn't do it. >> mother's day is quickly approaching. we have personalized gifts that your mom is going to love. >> a stranger gives a gift of l

. >> nobody wants to bring up adam levine. >> some of them want to see his body. >> i never seen it 3why does cos mow have no naked men and no naked girls. >> girls obsess over their own parts and criticize. some of us prefer naked men. get out of here. we are going away. when we return, a musical performance from tonight's special guest. ç >>> in 1996 he was a waiter looking for love or his big break on the dating game show "the big date." let's watch. >> he was next and is 25 years old.ç jon hamm, ladies and gentlemen. >> the host asked him a question that was totally unfair and out of left field. >> how about you, john? you are on a first date and mary is the girl you want to impress. how do you make her feel special? >> well, start off with some fabulous food. a little fabulous conversation. >> what else is fabulous? >> end it with a fabulous foot massage with an evening of fabulocity. >> the bachelorette was not interested in gorgeous hunks with hair you want to run your hands through. >> i will pick mark. >> mark? >> you are up, buddy. >> what is it about mark a? >> he was the

with more on this adam levine, founder of identity theft 911. always great to have you on the show. thanks for coming in. >> sure. gerri: i read this is like the lock on your door malfunctioned. the metaphor i heard from people explaining this. how do you explain what's going on? >> what is happening is a flaw occurred when an update to this open ssl software, one particular version, in 2011 and as a result, instead of thinking that you have a locked door, suddenly there's a keyhole. and people who don't have the best of intentions could be looking through that keyhole and the biggest problem is that based on the amount of time this flaw existed, that no one found it. gerri: it has been around for a long time, two years? >> more than two years. gerri: why didn't we know? >> this is one where everybody missed it, everybody. gerri: well, i you know, i'm at risk. everybody is at risk. what do you do to protect yourself? >> the first thing you need to do is find out, literally site by site that has been impacted by this what they're doing. they will be communicating with consumers that

no, not adam levine, not blake shelton, jim birdsall, the voice of cnbc.eyes and listen. >> i'm going to really have to sound good now. the city of today's "power house" hosted the super bowl twice, spike lee was born there. it's the home to u.p.s. can you name that city? more "power lunch" coming up. >>> excuse me. >> yes. >> we're on live television here. >> this is live? this just in. ge is bankrupt. sue herera. >> how are you? >> ooh. are we going to make hot spanish love right now? stocks and bonds? >> stocks and bonds. >> are you familiar with stocks and bonds? >> i don't know anything. i just wet my pants. i just wet my pants. >> well, hang on. i think i have some kleenex. no, i don't. >> yeah. hold on. >> enough with the pleasantries. >> are you sure that tom brokaw started this way? whoyour boss?rk for? yourself? your parents? your family? at baird, what matters most to you... matters most to us. as an employee owned firm, our financial advisors have the freedom and resources to realize a plan to fit your family's unique needs. we'll listen. we'll

. >> seth: and now you are engaged to our friend -- my friend, adam levine. [ cheers and applause ] >nd, i mean, some competition. he was named "people's" sexiest man, right? >> but i mean, how can you -- how can you compete with "people's" sexiest man alive? >> seth: what happened -- what was your reaction when you heard that? >> well, when i first -- when he -- he called me before it obviously came out. he's like, "babe, guess what?" and he's like, you know. you know adam. he's like, "babe, i got it." >> seth: yeah, it's a great impression. [ laughter ] >> "no, no big deal." "i got 'people's' sexiest man, you know, alive." and i was like, what? you did? [ laughter ] he's like, that's your impression? no, no. >> seth: yeah. >> it was pretty funny. i mean, yeah. >> seth: yeah. it's great. >> because if you know him, i was like -- i think "people" made a mistake. [ laughter ] kidding. i'm kidding! i'm kidding. >> seth: now, this is though, of all -- 30 pounds or not -- the more impressive thing to me is the last -- so, your last victoria's secret fashion show, you just -- you've had tw

. >> headliners adam levine, black shelton, usher and shakira form teams of would-be superstars all vyingar's winner. it takes a staff and crew of 600 people to put on one live show with 12 set changes and more than 1,900 lights. the studio audience, made up of 850 fans. >> i couldn't help but notice. >> make that 854 fans. ♪ all my pictures >> at stake, a record deal and the title of "the voice." team blake's stay-at-home mom sisaundra lewis says she's living her dream. >> i'm going to leave it and let the american public do what they need to do and i hope that they will vote for me to stay on and continue this journey and this dream. ♪ i've been laying here praying praying she won't call ♪ >> i still have to pinch myself. is this real life? am i really doing this? ♪ you'll get it and you'll be gone i'll be crying ♪ >> hours before performing live, the remaining artists show no signs of nerves. >> this is a great area here. this is where the artists are just before they go on stage for the live shows. >> show of hands, for how many of you is this the best ride you've ever been on your li

-- >> adam levine from los angeles, california. >> usher raymond. >> blake shelton. >> you nailed itd son milan. >> let's show america our real faces. how about you, shakira? we've seen milan. been great for me, because my kid's come to the set. i feel like i've got romper room coming on. is it hard to be away from him? >> it's so hard. that's the only downside of doing "the voice," the times that i've had to leave him back home. but his dad is such a good dad. he's so devoted, so dedicated. >> your son knows you as a singer. i'm now a full-time coach. i got my son auditioning at home. he's like dad, i want to audition for "the voice." >> adam, shakira, usher, and blake don't just work together on the set of "the voice." on this night, the four superstar recording artist, who are able to sell out huge arenas almost anywhere in the world, play together at a small club in los angeles. >> i like the intimacy. it feels good. ♪ there goes my baby >> there's something more intimidating about playing to a small, intimate room. because it's right there and there's people right there, the p.a

these other people have the get past the velvet ropes, adam levine stupid -- although he's one of our guys, isn't he? >> yes, he's big and important. and "people's" hottest man this year, too, isn't he? >> he's hot every year but even hotter. it's hard to keep it straight, isn't it? >> it is. who is what and where things are. >> is there more executive edge, though? >> no. what we are going to talk about now is general motors announcing new investments in china and five new plants planned for next year. eunice yoon is live from beijing and the latest auto show there. >> reporter: yeah, definitely, a lot of news out of the beijing auto show. this is the largest car market in the world. and despite the fact that the economy is slowing down every single carmaker wants to be here. the big news out of gm is that it is moving very aggressively. it's investing $12 billion over the next three years in order to build new plants. the company also said that it sees sales here growing in line with the rest of the market this year at around 8% to 10% despite the fact there are these u.s. recalls t

. >>> blake shelten and adam levine may trade good natured jabs on "the voice," but he may have goneut the voice mail is full. >>> a new live tv musical on the block. ♪ you're the one that i want >> fox announcing greece is the -- a grease next year. they have not announced who will play danny and sandy. steve? >> you think he could fit in that outfit? meanwhile, sometimes when look for a job, there is no other option but to move. that's what one state is banking on as it hosts a gigantic job fair dedicated to hiring people in michigan. cheryl casone from the "fox business" network is here with information on? and other companies. this is your biggest one. michigan is look, with the pure michigan dream job summit for 70,000 jobs. >> they're having a tough time getsing qualified candidates to relocate to michigan. what we saw was this exodus from michigan. this is not a company. it's actually a summit of many, many companies. all the auto makers will be there, chrysler, ford, general motors amway, ge, whirlpool, these are big companies that pay decents salaries. if you're in michigan

adam levine, jim parsons, seacrest over there. that is shakira's jaw. i think. i'm not sure.if you sign up today for twitter, you get this new look right away. if you're on twitter right now, it's going to take a couple weeks to roll out. so that's the big news, guys. congratulations on your new pages. >> thanks to twitter. >>> coming up, bob saget talks "full house" and what is his warped sense of humor. >>> and the kennedy brothers try amazing! i've been claritin clear for 6 days. at the first sign of my allergies, my doctor recommended taking one claritin every day of my allergy season for continuous relief. so i did! it's been 21 days and i'm still claritin clear. 16 days of relief from itchy, watery eyes. 28 days of continuous relief from sneezing and runny nose, since i've been taking claritin every day of my allergy season. get the #1 doctor recommended non-drowsy allergy brand. live claritin clear. every day. needs long term relief. eucerin calming creme. it soothes dry, itchy skin with a triple-acting formula. no wonder calm, comfortable skin starts with eucerin. we

levine and i love her brother adam. >> do do you think it is racist? >> completely. love saying it is racist because there is nothing better than accusing somebody else of being racist. yes, it is racist and i burned my hello kitty pillow and took it off my bed and set it on fire. i did that. what she should do is like steven ching-chong colbert is say it is satire and get away with it. the question is not is it racist. the question is why did she do it? maybe her grandfather was in the navy in world war ii and she had issues. >> that could be. i don't know. it is an interesting theory, mr. baker. you are an expert in japanese culture. is it offensive? >> i think to those steeped in the culture, it is offensive. >> is there a chance, and i have to admit right now and it may surprise a lot of you that i don't know much about avril levine. >> i am surprised. >> maybe she has a sense of humor and maybe she put this out as a joke? is that a possibility? >> it is a possibility. but i don't know how you don't know. you say you are in the cia and you don't know who avril le

. >>> music superstars blake shelton and adam href vine shared good natured jabs. shelton said he found levine's and may send it out. he finally tweeted out the supposed personal cell phone number. we tried calling and the voice mail of adam is full. >> they say they want to stop global warming but how much do some of the folks supporting it really know about the subject? >> o'reilly's jesse watters meets up with earth day supporters to find out. >> happy earth day. >> happy earth day. it's theç best day of the year. >> good grief. >> what country do you think is the biggest polluter? >> america. >> probably us. >> i'm going to say us. >> why? >> have you been to detroit? >> china because of the massive coal they use right now and production. >> what is global warming? >> i don't really know what it is but i just believe in global warming. >> people say the earth is getting warmer. how much do you think the earth has warmed over the last 15 years? >> 35. >>ç 3.75 degrees. >> 15 degrees. >> 100 and something degrees. >> 1? >> .11. i thought there was global warming. what happened? cat got your

there is a bipartisan effort with senator levin, senator adam, and the chairman of the house side, cutting overhead in dod. we absolutely need to do that. on a bipartisan basis, working with the pentagon as we go through regulations. that govern acquisition. there is work that needs to be done. i fully agree it does need to be done. not going to do enough to solve all those issues. to do a lot of acquisition reforms to get another carrier or even to refuel the one that is halfway through its lifespan that was a topic that has come up a lot in our recent trip. need to do both, increase spending on defense and work to get more defense of the money we spend. there is a value in another itself to numbers of ships and airplanes and ammunition for them. there are some shortages there. point is not that there is a magic number and if we meet at we are safe. the world is watching, the world has some doubts about us. through a series of events, including our own budget mess and things that have happened around the world. clearer message to mr. putin and the chinese and the north koreans and the ira

adam johnson. the problem and the solution. we will start with richard levin faced his share of challenges. he was president of yale for 20 years. one of the first to try online education back when the internet was just getting popular. levin is taking another crack at it. he's the ceo of an online education company that partners with major universities to offer classes that anyone on the planet can take for free. he went down the long and bumpy road with charlie rose. >> when we started in 2000 with stanford and oxford, we thought our market was our own alumni. we narrow cast -- then we opened it to the public and the bandwidth was not there. this is still an era in which your videos are jerking around. it had that problem. we did not have the right model for making it work. we did not have the high degree of interactivity. you watched a lecturer give a lecture and maybe there was some visuals, but that was it. the next thing we did was open yale courses that were great. but few people watched and were streaming in. the materials from the course were distribu

joined by stephen boyer, co-founder and chief technology officer and add am levin is chairman and co-founder of credit.com. adami'm just wondering what you make of this heart bleed thing and how serious it is, how concerned should we all be? >> well, i think it's very serious. you're talking about two-thirds of the websites in the world that are having a potential issue with this, and the problem is people thought that they were engaging in secure transactions, secure communications, and they may well not have been, but what's worse is we don't know. they don't know if anyone was really watching or not watching, so we have to wait until we know the fix has been done, the patch has been installed, and then we have to very vigorously and deliberately be changing passwords, looking at credit reports and monitoring our transactions, looking at our bank and credit card accounts and make-hour the transactions look like. >> this is a nightmare frankly. there's no way people actually will do all of that. >> well, so one of the big challenges is time to respond. there are literally millions of servers out there on the i

levine's op-ed before you listen to a conversation with bill ackman. look for them today on bloomberg television. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." fum tom keene with scarlet and adamohnson. it is a quiet day and earnings. >> no. apple and facebook reporting after the close. if you look at facebook's chart since its ipo in 2012 come the stock is up almost 65%. apple, kind of flat during the same period. >> a business insider did a great sum up of this. i'm fascinated to see what happens. this is the perfect order for them. to surprise everybody and use some cash. >> people are expecting some kind of decision on increasing the existing buyback plan, maybe to $30 billion. the dividend could go up 10% to 15%. >> i think that is a big -- my idea is it is a migration. we have heard on the show, take six or seven quarters. >> it sure does. walked into the apple store and i feel like that is the ultimate retail expense but if i look at the sales estimates today, the numbers will be reported flat. what is apple doing wrong? >> you know a lot about the fact they haven't come out anything terribly new recently. they've had eight quarters of slowing growth, except the last on

adam johnson. >> the official unemployment rate of 6.7%. if you count part-time workers who want to work full-time and those who just have given up, it's 12.6%. representative sander levin to help by extending long-term and the claimant benefits. he joins us now from detroit. thank you for being here and joining us on the show. people in new york and washington get wrong about the long-term unemployed who can't find work? >> is not only michigan. it's ever appeared 2.5 million people lost their unemployment insurance. if the speaker would just walk -- i shoes for one mile think we need to get into the shoes of people who are out of work more than six months. .istorically high figure understand that they are desperate and looking for work. we have cut off their unemployment insurance. sometimes they lose their homes. they don't have the money for gas so they can look for a job. made?ny contacts has she between 300-400. she was in the administrative position. she is a white-collar worker who is looking for work and can't find it. here we are saying to them, you're out on your own. you were out in the cold. that is not this country. painful.y by the same token, the unemplo