he gave early exposure to the likes of woody allen, dustin hoffman, and barbara streisand. >> the impactwho i only saw a few weeks ago and was incredibly kind to me, was billy crystal's killers proof of joe franklin -- killer spoof of joe franklin. it was wonderful. this guy was way out front and yet an immense grace from a different time and place. >> as you said, terrible surprise. we had him in the office a few weeks ago. >> he let a full wife. very cool. joe franklin, strong to the end. >> treasury secretary jack lew has been speaking to reporters in brussels a few weeks ago. he says the u.s. must be prepared to do more forr aggression. bill, looks like we're talking about more sanctions. interest rates in russia are at 17%. how much longer can vladimir putin ride this out? >> is still us ample reserves. he has lost 100-some-odd billion. he can still hold out. we need to have more concerted action with europe. we had the new foreign minister of the euro zone a week ago saying that she wanted to lift some of the sanctions. the baltic countries oppose this. you really need more commona

barbara streisand you don't bring me flowers anymore?ng that takes months to put and they start the same way. >> i was going to put some of the today show sounds turn down and see if we can make a "today" show mash up. >> i like it. >> what would he do when challenged with a-hour show? mash it up of course. >> welcome to today on a monday morning. >> welcome to today on a tuesday morning. >> welcome to today on a wednesday morning. >> welcome to today on a thursday morning. >> why? because we can. >> rock paper scissors. >> one, two, three. down down up down down up down down down up down. >> three, two one. >> that was big. >> did you have any idea how entertaining you were? >> with the rap beat. >> one second it's a time. >> thank you. >> you are a tremendous dancer. you really are. coming up next martha stewart's favorite recipe when is it comes to clean living. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> this morning on martha on "today," clean eating for appetizers to desserts. from her new book called clean slate. good to see you. what is cl

some of these people are bob dylan, president lyndon johnson, barbara streisand. we have science. the apollo 11 crew, for being the first humans on the face of the moon. we highlight marshall nurnberg who not only cracked the genetic code back in 1960's but he also won the nobel prize for his work. charles schultz is probably one of my favorite parts of the exhibit. we were lucky enough to get two of his original sunday comics and a pair of his skates that illustrate that he was a life long amateur hockey fan. and that's something that we try to do within the exhibit is to find one object or one document that speaks to the accomplishment of each person. the importance of an exhibit like this is to show how americans 50 years ago completed work that is still relevant in the 21st century. for example in the early 1960's at&t launched the first communication satellite, which was the recursor to the electronic age that we are experiencing now. satellite communications, cell phone reception worldwide television reception, and internet service. one of the people we are highlighting is r