alyssa and mario. - god, i can't play against alyssa. i love her. [electronic chime] - yes, sir. - serena williams. - is it serena williams? [bell dings] yes! - thank you. oh, milano. - come on up, guys. caroline? this is by david, age 8. - ooh. - it's michael chiklis. [laughter] - hit it. hit it. hit it. - it's not me! see, this is a prejudice. all bad guys don't look alike. - hit it. - yes. - michael chiklis. - is it michael chiklis? [bell dings] [cheers and applause] - you don't look like that. you don't look like that. - apparently they do. - and that is how we play lil' picassos. after four games, the score is... caroline: 19 points; cory: 33 points. there's just one more chance for caroline to catch up, and it's coming up next. [lively music] ♪ announcer: coming up... - ♪ do-do-do - ♪ do-do-do, do-ooh ♪ - ♪ do-do-do-do - are you kidding me? no one says to stop... and touch... ♪ ...or see or taste or hear the roses. they say to stop and smell the roses. glade knows scent makes us feel like nothing else can. inspired by the best feel

that set off a round of tweets with alyssa taking the high rod.ith the details now. >> that's right, bianna. once again, he's saying it was just a joke. but now, he admits that sometimes comedians go too far and he may have done just that. but the actress who was the target of the joke seems to be taking it all in stride. in the words of bob sugar from "jerry maguire." >> it's not show friends. it's show business. >> reporter: and comedian jay mohr is apologizing for staying a little too true to character in real life, after making a public dig at "mistresses" actress, alyssa milano. after hosting the nascar sprint cup series awards show in las vegas, where milano was a presenter, mohr criticized the stunning star's weight in a now-removed segment of his podcast. according to "the new york daily news," mohr stated, it seems like she had a baby and said, i don't give a -- expletive. i read it on her gut. >> this is going to be very interesting. >> reporter: the host of "project runway all-stars," who gave birth to a son in 2011, chose to take the h

she looks like your typical 15-year-old but alyssa pietruszka is anything but. 12 years later it's a miracle. >> reporter: at just 3 years old, alyssa was ravaged by kidney cancer. doctors told her parents it would not be long. her family asked her a simple question, what was her wish? it was to be a princess. that wish was granted in kissimmee, florida, at a special place called give kids the world. where, for five days children with life-threatening illnesses, can just be kids. >> there's christmas every thursday and there's a 24/7 ice cream palace. and there's a carousel that you can ride every day and any day that you want. >> reporter: with more than 15,000 volunteers, they've hosted more than 127,000 families from all 50 states, 74 countries. >> i was laughing, and i was smiling, anything that i could possibly imagine i did. >> reporter: but, she could hardly imagine what doctors would tell her parents next. >> when i came home and they said that i was better and that my tumor was shrinking, it was a miracle that i am alive because of give kids the world.

alyssa died of hypothermia. investigators think she left the concert and tried to walk back to her hotel in the snow. they say she had drugs in her system. her grieving parents launched always buddy, the campaign in response to her death. that encourages teens to stick together. they think that alyssa would be proud of their efforts. >> so crucial if you are going to a new place or going to a party, just going without a group of friends that you go out as a group and come back as a group. >> the burn family helped teens who need help with drug problems, taking them to meetings, helping them talk to their parents. >> a man is in critical condition after he was hit by a car in san francisco. police say the crash happened around 5:00 last night near bush and leavenworth in the city's nob hill neighborhood. the victim is a man in his 20s, the driver of the car stayed at the scene, is cooperating with police. still unclear if the man was in the crosswalk at the time. >> still questions about a deadly car crash and wh

. >> reporter: in alyssa burns' parents have it their way, the students here will know her story for years to come. they want teenagers everywhere to know how she died so it won't happen to them. >> we learned the hard way. you need to know what your kid is into. you need to know what is out there. and talk to your kids. >> reporter: kevin byrne, and his wife, kim, talked to their daughter about drugs. the 19-year-old died in january of last year in south lake tahoe. she walked away from the snow globe concert and was found dead in a snowbank with drugs in her system. her death sparked a year of activism for the byrnes. starting with the buddy campaign. >> it's crucial if you're going to a new place or going to a party. just going out with a group of friends that you go out as a group and you come back as a group. >> reporter: at last weekend's snow globe event, concertgoers took the pledge. volunteers set up a warming station and drove the streets, picking up young people who walked away from the party, just like alyssa did. >> how many kids they picked up, just walking back to the

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look at alyssa.able story to hear. >> thank you. >> when you first got here, what did you think when you walked through those doors? >> i knew right away that this was going to make me better. when i was in the hospital, you know, all hope was taken away from me and right when i entered here, i started running and laughing and my family thought that this could make me better. >> we heard you say, you called it the magic medicine. >> yes. >> was it also -- what did it mean to you to have people like yourself, peers who were all fighting disease? >> it really just helps all of us. if we come together as one and we just find that hope together and just with the volunteers and everybody just coming together as a family, it really helps us. >> and you mentioned the volunteers, and they are with us today and the work they do, i know you're one now. >> uh-huh. >> what does it mean to have all these people giving everything they can? >> it's -- i can't even imagine like all of you guys here, it just means so

norwegian team mates and alyssa loved the look of cricket at twelve point five km cole seventeen point five seconds back of the runners up spot. well got rid of the cave of the readers who won the sprint and she races on friday in south lake was the lord i i i i i. the top car. i do. the us. i have i liked i were in. he said she wouldn't eat them. you knew it was been . we are. i did. i do. i can do. it in is he. i did. i do. it is. i did it. view. do. steve you do. i did it. what would you to do the game. i was. and it is. i was. ch. the us sudanese government and rebel factions the lightning direct peace talks again as pointing continue. syrian national coalition gathered in istanbul like a final decision on the tv the big east conference

. >> the terps are going for the 15th straight win and she is led by senior alyssa thomas, and she is of the best players in the country right now, and she is looking to end her college career in style. >> reporter: whenever the maryland women's basketball team takes the court, head coach brenda freeze has to pinch herself, because having a player like alyssa thomas is every coach's dream. >> there is not a day that goes by, especially her senior year, to appreciate what she does, and to be so talent and to have as much success and when you walk in on the court, you would never know it. >> reporter: and consensus all-american, and acc player of the year, and the list of achievements speaks for itself. >> it is not something that you think about when you are coming in, and you know the coaches hype you up, and tell you, you know, that you could be great. once you see, you know, what the season is all about, and what you can do, then you start to understand. >> it makes my job a lot easier. i mean, you come from to a school like high school where you have to do it all, and then i come h

alyssa burn died of hypothermia. investigators think she left the snow globe concert, tried to walk back to her hotel in the snow. she had drugs in her system at the time. her grieving parents launched the always buddy campaign in response to her death. it encourages teens to stick together. they think alyssa would have been proud of their efforts. >> so crucial if you are going to a new place or to a party or just going without a group of friends that you go out as a group and come back as a group. >> they also hope to help teens with drug problems, helping them talk to their parents as well. >> the state department of water resources will conduct the first snow survey. electronic readings indicating that today's snowback watt are is 20% of normal to date. water officials say it's still early and we could have a wet winter. testing will take place south of lake tahoe. readings will be available later this afternoon. >> and this morning fans head to the airport, catch a flight to the frozen tundra known as green bay,

. >> alyssa ash wood, among a number of entrepreneurs launching start ups in pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh is an interesting city. it was never on my list of cities that i would live in. >> but it was mere that this 42-year-old wife and mother is trying to make her dream a reality. in 2012 ashwood started a company called "truly accomplished." it's a web-based operation that helps people organize their lives and their businesses. >> if you have a good idea that can be proven in the midwest, and in pittsburgh especially you can usually be very successful in every other market. >> but it wasn't always this way. 30 years ago pittsburgh was at its worse. as the city lost much of its steel and industrial base in the early 80's the economy collapsed. over 100,000 jobs were lost and a quart million people moved out. >> it was really a steel depression in the early 1980's, and pittsburgh has had a long road to come back. >> reporter: leading the city's community development, after the economic bust healthcare, education, technology and financial services fuel the economy here now. >> now we've got

and when hendrickson won the world championship last year, van, jerome, and abbey hughes and alyssa johnson celebrated it as a victory for all. >> when they write the history of women's ski jumping, what do you hope is written about this period? >> you know i hope that they write that we did as much as we could for the sport. and we left it off better than we found it. >> reporter: charting a flight path for women to follow. anne thompson, nbc news, park city, utah. >> that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> we are in shock, disbelief, we're number. we're grieving, and please give us some time. >> right now at 6:00, the police chief chokes up as he and officers try to understand what went wrong during investigation that ended when an officer shot and killed one of their own. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. new details about the tragic mistake. an officer killed by his long-time colleague. we're learning more about

alyssa thomas, terps extend their lead to four points. terps led at the break, but the cavaliers went on an 11-0 run to start the 2nd half. kelsey wolfe had 24 on the day. the terps did get back within two points, but they couldn't regain the lead. cavaliers upset maryland 86-72 snapping their 14-game win streak. >>> a big honor for a former lady terp. laura harper has been named an acc legend. harper led maryland to the national championship her sophomore year and was named the final four outstanding player. she holds a school record for blocks at 198. harper will be honored at the acc championship game in march. >>> time to announce the winner of our game of the week poll with almost 16,000 votes. you all chose st. johns at elizabeth seton girls basketball. we'll highlight that game for you tomorrow night at 11:00. thank you for voting. >>> going back to the super bowl. super cold, we all know it's going to be, right? >> nor than likely february in new york, safe bet. >> the coldest super bowl on record is in new orleans. >> it was supe

and when hendrickson won the world championship last year, van, jerome, and abbey hughes and alyssa johnsons a victory for all. >> when they write the history of women's ski jumping, what do you hope is written about this period? >> you know i hope that they write that we did as much as we could for the sport. and we left it off better than we found it. >> reporter: charting a flight path for women to follow. anne thompson, nbc news, park city, utah. >> that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> i had a gun put to my head. he said you will do what i say, or i will kill you. >> you know what happened to

this is alyssa left off the quake and the death of the safety of centrally planned economy remember this industrial zone in the old days. then i started it got into him not to miss everything collapsed in the earthquake. yes our cherry tree still standing in queue result drury i applied it to use the machine to make up for it doesn't exist in oregon it was a great fight at school today. it was a race with a price estimates it doesn't exist right asleep on the dot that they are releasing instructions seem not bagging on the catastrophe was in the skew a savior republican means a natural man the world's attention suddenly focused on this ancient christian nation millions of dollars poured in to help the homeless and ten for each job has mushroomed. today these shanty towns schools across jewelry. local school until next eruption with meaning little house was going on in these three bands have become permanent homes for fifteen thousand people among them the group koreans. and yet it did at the thought of taking the name is david says in the annals of entries is still a far easier to do a l

john: alyssa made a sexual tape for the conflict of syria. >> absolutely true.e. >> nobody cares. [laughter] >> our nation is on the brink of another conflict. [laughter] john: and we're thinking of syria for it is time to name the winner we have accountants that say there was a tie. kennedy and kmele foster. matt, you lose. one last question. the three if you are about to have your own television show? on fox business. >> the independence it will be 60 minutes of greatness. john: i am so glad. we need more talk shows it took me 20 years to understand but you are yogurt. how do you get it so quickly? matt you are the editor of a libertarian magazine but you went there because. >> but we g to see throhout the 1990's to existed in the shadow of central planning it is uniquely awful to see people liberated from that to create something new -- knew was an experience. >> i had to read hydrated penn gillette taught me the importance to talk. >> also i have a really great college professor who gave me a copy of capitalism and freedom after the introduction alone i was

nine-year-old alyssa mesa taking a big role helping deliver her little sister when her mom went intoabor early. >> she started feeling like the baby was coming out so she stood in the bathroom. i told her to push the baby out and i grabbed the baby, grabbed the towel and wrapped it up. >> what a smart young girl. mom and baby doing fine. next the bad. the man being called the 0-2 bandit on the run after robbing three banks in denver. police say that he totes around an oxygen tank and wears a medical mask. they're not sure if he really needs it or if it is part of his disguise. the ugly. looks like someone didn't get his christmas gifts on time. a wild turkey in minnesota stalking a u.p.s. man forcing him to run around to avoid getting his wrath. >> each year jib jab puts together their year in review. as we end our first show of 2014 let's look at the 2013 that was from the folks at jib jab. ♪ ♪ >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> hey, hey and welcome to 2014. it is wednesday, january 1. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck this morning. america ringing in a brand-new ye

alyssa made a sexual tape for the conflict of syria. >> absolutely true.re. >> nobody cares. [laughter] >> our nation is on t brink of another conflict. [laughter] john: d we're thinking of syria forit is time to name the winner we have accountants that say there was a tie. kennedy and kmele foster. matt, you lose. one last question. the three if you are abo to have your own television show? on fox business. >> the independence it will be 60 minutes of greatness. john: i am so glad. we need more talk shows it took me 20 years to understand but you are yogurt. how do you get it so quickly? matt you are theditor of a libertarian magazine but you went there because. >> but we got to see throughout the 1990's to existed in the shadow of central planning it is uniquely awful to see people liberated from that to create something new -- knew was an experience. >> i i had to read hydrated penn gillette taught me the importance to talk. >> also i have a really great college professor who gave me a copy of capitalism and freedom afr the introduction alone i was hook

de blazio the new mayor alyssa mark vigorito the speaker of the council votes worked for seiu. you can go on down the list. one of the ways liberalism changed is that when it lost the american majority and i talk about this in the section i called those philosophical crisis of american liberalism it was in the wilderness and discovered a new middle class. public sector unions. public or unionist likes liberals because like the pros they wanted to extract from the state. private-sector unionist, this is i don't know how many people follow governor christie and i have no interest in defending governor christie. they wake governor christie has succeeded to the degree he has is by working with the president and the senate steven swanson the head of the ironworkers union. as a private-sector unionist he wants to file economy and new jersey's economy is pretty much dead in the water. he oppose private-sector unions but what private-sector unions want his extraction and that is what governor walker was dealing with in wisconsin. there's no interest in growing the economy at large grea

. >> we're going to test our pallets with the help of alyssa rapp, the ceo of bottle notes incorporatedchampagne and everything tastes different depending on the glass it is in? >> it matters. if the wine matters, so does the glass. a great stem will enhance the taste of the experience for a $10 of wine or $100 bottle of wine. >> we have our stations. what are we doing? >> we start with the champagne, right? >> starting with the sparkling wine will awaken your pallet and get your taste buds going. look at this long, beautiful stem. flutes like this are great for two reasons. you can watch the bubbles dance and taste it. see what happens. >> they are dancing. that's for sure. >> and they continue to dance on your pallet that's why a long beautiful stem -- >> delicious. so what's this? >> this is a blanco glass -- >> i thought we were supposed to see if -- >> is this the same champagne? >> it is. >> the long one is better. >> shape matters. >> you're saying it matters. >> it does. all three of these stems have different shapes as you'll see. so this glass -- >> this is a white wine. >> th

. >> alyssa milano made a fake sex tape to raise awareness of the conflict in syria. real or fake?of it here. >> ha-ha. >> who cares. >> our nation is on the bring of yet another conflict in the middle east. >> america is the greatest country. >> we are all thinking more about syria because of that. >> that's what it is. >> i certainly am. >> time to name the winner. told in my ear, we have accountants in the secret room. a tie, kennedy, camille, you won. matt, you lose. >> one last question. real or fake, the three of you are about to have your own tell vision show? >> whoo. >> on fox, business here. >> still real. t going to be 60 minutes of greatness. >> this is great news. i'm so glad you're doing this show. we need more talk shows about liberty. it took me 20 years to understand its importance. you're younger than i. how did you understand so quickly? matt you're the editor of magazine. >> it started, i lived in central europe for most of the 1990s and got to see what it's like to exist in the shadow of central planning and it's awful and see people get liberated from that and

who think conservatives are racist, and there are plenty of patterns out ing after mitt les from alyssay for his adopted black grandchild to al sharpton. lord knows how that man has a tv show. to this tweet. plenty of examples, but thank goodness for social media, because what we need to do is call these individuals out, these companies, when issues like this come up. no one should be playing the race card. it's a very dangerous and divisive game to be doing. >> when i see that, it's like, you get the feeling that they're sort of, oh, we're all in the club. we're all in the club together, right? you get it, wink, wink. we're going to love this commercial, but those folks, they're not going to like it. now, some people might say this comes from the fact that last year, the same cute little family was on a commercial, super bowl time as well, and it was posted on a blog. and the responses to it were horrific. there were all kinds of, you know, racist comments that were made on the blog and reaction to this ad. and that may be what feels like they're allowed to jump off and say that all th

reporter: before even the league got hip that women should include more than pink jerseys, actress alyssailano proves that she's the boss. she got fed up with the lack of apparel options for women so back in 2008 she started her own line of figure flattering fashions called touch. >> i knew that women made up 50% of the attendance in sports and i figured if even 7% of those women wanted something, almaleki turn tif to either the big jersey or the pink, and then we'd be in good shape. >> and it's clear, women are not only on the fashion industry radar, they are affecting marketing industries to. women are put on display in ways that might make hugh hefner blush, but you'll notice a growing number of ads where female fans are the featured players. >> i'm missing kickoff for this? >> reporter: the dynamic is shifting the percentage of management positions held by women in the nfl increased to 29% in 2013. the highest it's been in more than a decade. but that jump was only enough to earn the league a c for overall gender hiring in the institute's annual report card. so, not exactly a touchdow

i'm joined by usa today entertainment reporter alyssa gardner with some insight on who she thinks will be triumph ant and why. she's covered a lot of these. let's start with record of the year. get lucky, radioactive, royals, locked out of heaven and blurred lines. what do you think is the best chance winning record of the year? >> i actually think it's going to be lord who recorded royal. she's a 17-year-old sort of cinderella darling out of new zealand. she has critical credibility. she also got locked out of the best new artists race which surprised a lot of people, so this reward would be kind of compensation for that and it's also a single in a lot of people love, a huge pop hit, comes with critical credibility which is important for grammy voters sometimes. so it's looking like her i would say. >> i can't even say the name royals without saying it like she sings it in the song royals. that really has kind of caught on with the voting public and the viewing public. >> yeah. it's become a catch phrase. it's something that -- a song that everybody knows and yet it's not a song peopl

i will tell you the next contestants, luke russert, patrick murphy and alyssa rosenberg.nlike today, you're going to see the winner right here next friday. thanks again. >>> up next, the super bowl ads, the price of those party goods. we've got it all. we've got it all. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to inno open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. we're open to it. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis them. was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the ma

first, let's listen to what alyssa had to say. >> my son ken is a 25-year-old singer, songwriter, musicianter he was in the hospital after what appeared to be pneumonia, the specialist looked into his cells and discovered the disorder. however, music has saved his life. his music teacher told me when ken was in ninth grade that he was a true musical genius. i never knew if he was playing a paul mccartney song or one of his own. he has won first place in every talent contest he enters and even played at madison square garden. last month, an er doctor told ken that he now has developed a lung disorder called bronchiecstasis. to complicate his life, he and i both have a form of muscular atrophy that affects our arms and legs and one muscle in the diaphragm. he will never die from this, just progressively cripple up. i watch your special when you sang "make my heart a manger," i wept. i cannot let ken's songs die inside of him. please, bring him back into i had life. >> ken is here with his mother and brother terrence. we must have cut it out from the letter, you mentioned when he would perfor

the bureau of narcotics, what they did on a day-to-day basis and how they depicted addiction and alyssa narcotics use has a lot more to say about why we have a drug war today than any given conspiracy so i am going to go through those kinds of more prosaic records just thinking that will yield more. so once i have the records, i thought the administrative records in particular told the story and it was easy from that point on. i am joking about it a little bit but i do work in washingtoneyea room to work on a police story today, the washington post covered it and a columnist william raspberry who died recently also occasionally coveted but nothing like the consistency of the washington dailies which are no longer in print and i the only access up there. that was extremely helpful. >> when you say washington daily what do you mean? name them? >> i honestly cannot. washington post star, something like that -- >> the big paper. >> they are not -- historians like myself love a particular research tool called historical newspapers on line. we need for joy that it exists but smaller papers ar

. >> here's alyssa. >> how are you? nice to meet you. is that a customer's dog? >> yeah. >> how do you know how to price it? >> we price based on breed. condition of the coat is always a factor....depending on what they want us to do, if there's any special, like, requests... >> so do you kinda make it up? >> pretty much. >> okay. >> this is what i call the centerpiece of la dogworks. it's a 2,500-square foot indoor dog park. this is for dogs to play. >> very cool. and who's that? >> jesse, who is director of animal care. >> how long has he been working here? >> seven years. >> hi, guys. >> hi, george. this is marcus. >> to go in and see the thought and the creativity that andrew put into this... it's very well-thought out. i'm very impressed. hi, guys. >> we call it the dog deck. it's a safe haven. if you notice the bunk beds i created--i invented these. i'm the first person to ever do this. >> you invented the bunk bed? >> for dogs--for use with dogs. >> [laughs] okay. okay. where are the sweets at? you don't have little sweets, individual sweets-- >> we don't

but as alyssa meyer reports, it's not all bad. in some ways. the freezing temperatures are good for farmers and the environment. >> frigid temperatures are sweeping across wisconsin. a get this code does have some type of positive spirit is helping the environment. >> these are important to farmers because they have of the cold weather. >> wisconsin and other vegetable growers stated that the deep frost will kill things by the millions. >> any thing to the insects and eggs that that may lay. >> one thing that the cold kills is a passage that destroys it. >> we have over 700,000 and will like to see the moss a ride. >> he stated that these books are not original from wisconsin. >> they typically come from southern climates but they do make their way and try our harbors. >> if they are above the snow pack, hiding in the woodpile sorry the trees pripet a lot of these insects will die because of the cold weather. >> educators say that this is the downfall to the cold. >> cold weather does kill crops and these incest to find ways to hide from the co

he was provided a alyssa matlosz has never been made of the. when a spokesperson was asked why it hasn't been made public he said doing so would cause serious damage to national security because elements that might be considered associated forces can build credibility by being listed to the u.s.. you cannot afford to inflate these organizations by naming them. it's important to understand the reason we don't know if the pentagon is worried these groups will brag that they have been aimed and targeted. which of course these groups donate additionaadditiona l fuel for their pr efforts anyways but this is the official reason why we can't know who we are at war with. the third issue which people discuss as they amuf is not merely out of date but deeply misleading. the notion that al qaeda and associated forces, it assumes the sameness to all the scope of targeting. it assumes individuals targeted pakistan are the same individuals targeted in yemen and somalia and libya. it's really not sure at all. it's an immense operational fiction. the types of

. >>> last week out, we did this story about alyssa milano and james moore.ards show together. moore called milano very tiny, pause, in height, referring to her weight and spanx. all the rest of it. he got a lot of backlash. he tweeted this. >> i like what he did here, though. >> he said, she is stunning, i mistakenly thought the absurdity of what i was saying would have been taken as a joke. he's on a radio show, he went too far and he knows it. he later posted an apology on his blog. went further saying i know full well how much words can hurt people having seen my wife destroyed by the tabloids. i cannot change what i said, but i can assure you my heart is broken i hurt alyssa. >> that's a classy apology. well said. >> she had a classy -- >> she had the best response. she said -- >> thank you for your apology, apology accepted. she grunts while aggressively yet cautiously prying off her head-to-toe spanx." >> that's how you answer. >> she handled it well from the beginning. the original tweet was great and this one -- >> note to the guys, don't ever talk a

transnational cartels by off gangs to participate in the alyssa transport of drugs. 87% of all the cocainecoming into the united states by air goes through honduras. the north caucasus. the olympics in sochi. more than four and skiers are coming to sochi. foreign skiers are coming to sochi. the other five conflicts of the new ones. the continuing once are because the intensity has increased. south sudan and sudan. in both countries, each faces multiple points of political violence with ethnic and sectarian overtones. unfortunately, with unresolved issues that go back many years and have not been resolved are the secession of south sudan. the explosions in recent weeks have already led to atrocities and the troops are still aiming for juba. despite the discussions, the unresolved political competition threaten the future of the countries. khartoum's failure to come up with a comprehensive to deal with the separatist concerns and regions and bring them into the national government set a new powder cake for the north itself. david has already indicated syria. no closer to resolution. the deat

lindsey, alyssa are on the u.s. cup circuit. not everyone will go. >> we still won something.e and something we can all celebrate if we go or not. >> now, later today, we will learn who will join jessica jerome on the first u.s. olympic ski team. there is a possibility that the u.s. could get a fourth spot, but that news will come later this week. no matter who is chosen, all the women promise they will be there for each other as teammates or fans. and they are a tremendous group of women. >> it's a great accomplishment already. you're right. it's a good story. >>> thank you very much. and we'll have more from the newly named team tomorrow on "today." and a reminder, that competition in sochi starts on thursday, february 6th, here on nbc. the opening ceremony the next night, friday, february 7th. >>> up next, a special valentine's day edition of steals and deals. but first, this is "today" on nbc. [ bell dings ] [ coughs ] hi. yo. cold? nasty cold. dayquil severe. nyquil severe. thanks dude. [ female announcer ] walgreens. get in. get out. feel better. select dayquil severe an

his mom alyssa wrote in to share ken's story with us.ar what he said. he's darn cute. >> he's adorable. >> have a safe trip. we'll see you thursday. >> sweet. coming up, the real reason you watch the golden globes. it's the fashion. celebrities even get it wrong sometimes. bobby makes a few tweaks. >> and the one on stage everyone is talking about. and the couple that got married over the weekend. brian is back with us right after this. ♪ in touch with the ground ♪ i'm on the hunt, i'm after you ♪ ♪ smell like i sound ♪ i'm lost in a crowd ♪ and i'm hungry like the wolf ♪ straddle the line ♪ in discord and rhyme ♪ i'm on the hunt, i'm after you ♪ [ female announcer ] only yoplait light and yoplait greek 100 are endorsed by weight watchers. it is so good when you're on the hunt for something delicious. when you're on the hunt ladies, we need to talk... ... about haircolor. it's garnier nutrisse nourishing color creme. rich, radiant... ravishing color! nutrisse nourishes while it colors. plus it has avocado, olive, and shea oils. garnier n