>> oh yeah. >> blake!ge. it was one of those things emotions are running high and i know it must have been disappointing, it must have been -- >> yeah. i mean i just kept thinking how much like you know, i'm so grateful to have been here and so blessed. but i was going to miss my teammates a lot. and we've become so close, we are a real family and i love them to death and i'm rooting for them all the way. >> you're going to have a long career. >> absolutely. >> let's talk about this tweetgate thing that's going on. apparently there was some critic, a guy named joe guerrero from the "houston chronicle," who wrote something stupid like he was glad you were eliminated and blake was angry about what he had to say. so we had to edit blake's down into one of his more tv-appropriate tweets. it reads people like you, joey, that make me sick, holly is not only a talented singer but a great person who is simply chasing a dream. what do you think about this twitter war that's going on in the background as you're livi

tell me when you realized that blake had serious mental issues. >> i wouldn't say that blake really has serious mental issues. blake has been hospitalized seven times. it started in 2008 when he was diagnosed with depression. at each hospital visit they diagnosed him with something different. they would change his medicine, they would keep him on the same medicine. we never really had a correct and steady diagnosis, it was something different each and every time. and sometimes the medicine would affect him in different ways, make him manic, make him more depressed, make him suicidal, homicidal. each hospital visit was a different diagnosis. which just, you know, led to the events that happened last fall will. >> and just to put this incident into proper perspective. we go back to 2009, soon after he is first receiving treatment, as your wife just said, very, very different treatments each time he went in. in 2009 he goes into a walmart near where you live, i believe, he was carrying a butcher knife and a halloween mask. he picked out an employee and said he hoped police would shoot him

>> no. >> well, i know. >> well, it is blake shelton's birthday today. >> happy birthday, blake. >> notnk he's 37. 36? 37. by the way, something else got a lot of buzz last night. there was a duet that blake sang with danielle, girl on his team, and there was a lot of buzz about it. so let's just watch and see if you can figure out what was buzz was about. ♪ you're so pretty you look so sweet ♪ ♪ your love's sweeping me off of my feet ♪ ♪ you're the only one i'm dreaming of ♪ ♪ i can't believe that i'm falling in love ♪ who knows how it all starts ♪ i woke up with you in my heart ♪ ♪ timber i'm falling in love ♪ timber i'm falling in love >> timber, i'm falling in love. >> how old is blake exactly today? >> 37. >> because it is his birthday. let's do the math. >> if he's within what frank and i are 23 years, he's okay. he's all right. it's fine! although she's not of age yet. everybody's talking about how little weird it was. what, they're singing a country song. it's totally fine. unless something weird comes out of it. >> we're going to hold up our winners. >> i'm going with the swon

one time blake came up behind his sister holding a knife. tricia considered buying a handgun for her own protection. until she made a discovery while doing the laundry that changed everything. >> i found the receipt that said shotgun $865. >> and i said, that's not a shotgun. that's an assault weapon. that's an ar15. >> reporter: blaec who has been committed seven times in the mental hospital. >> legally bought an assault >> reporter: blaec who has been weapon from a place that he walked in with a butcher knife. at wal-mart. >> reporter: how can that be? that's exactly our question. >> reporter: the reason blake was never involuntarily committed to a mental institutions by the courts. so no mental health record turned up on the background check. the day after discovering the receipt, tricia contacted police who arrested him. he allegedly confessed that he planned to open fire that weekend at wal-mart and also considered targeting the local movie theater. you turned your son in to the police. he's in jail because of you. how is that as a pare

blake shelton!nk or two ♪ ♪ but it turned into a party when i started talking to you now you're standin' ♪ ♪ in the neon lookin' like a high i wanna be on baby it's your call ♪ ♪ no pressure at all you don't have to throw back your pretty pink ♪ ♪ lemonade shooter and lean a little closer you don't have to keep on smilin' that smile ♪ ♪ that's drivin' me wild and when the night is almost over meet me in the middle ♪ ♪ of a moonlit chevy bench seat and do a little bit of country song ♪ ♪ hanging on you don't have to keep me fallin' like this but it'd sure be cool ♪ ♪ if you did you can't shoot me down 'cause you've already knocked me dead ♪ ♪ got me fallin' apart with my heart talking out of my head let your mind ♪ ♪ take a little back road just as far as you wanna go baby, i'll do whatever you wanna do ♪ ♪ wanna do you don't have to throw back your pretty pink lemonade shooter and ♪ ♪ lean a little closer you don't have to keep on smiling that smile that's drivin' me wild ♪ ♪ and when the night is a

few exceptions have this landscape of their imagination itself with her is a biography of william blake or thomas more who are from london by birth. whether it is a novel or a history like the history of all of my work seems to gravitate around the city and takes a slice of the city that may be because i am a london boy. i've lived in london all of my life and for me it is a sort of all of my inspiration. and certainly the source of all of my riding. so, it's a powerful magnetic ora that surrounds me. >> one of your recent books is "london under." what can we learn about the underground of london? >> it comprises not just of the subway system. it comprises of all of the pipes and the labyrinths of the unknown waters, the unknown rivers and wells of london. the deep defense capabilities of london. the london before the surface is almost as large and complex as the london above the surface and it is the subject which is not often handled by historians are biographers. so i thought it was one in which i could easily descend and find my way around. >> how and when was the underground develo

she's the third singer to take home the title for team blake. >>> robin thick is get something backlash for his new number one song "blurred lines" mounting criticism over the song's sexual lyrics are spilling over into blogs and sexual media. one asked, has anyone heard robin thicke's song? >>> finally, rihanna went into attack mode when she couldn't put her hand away. she was walking through the crowd when she was forced to bat the fan with her microphone to free herself. so i if grabbed you right now, you would knock me over the head. >>> this is early today, your first top of the day right here on nbc. is. >>> leading the news in "the washington post" how a e-mail address dispruts plots in britain and u.s. it helped authorities foil an attack on subways. >> and good nug for a gang of eight. their immigration will will significantly reduce the federal budget deficit in the first two decades. >>> the em battled irs is getting ready to dole out $70 million in employee bonuses. that's according to iowa republican senator chuck grassley. he says the budget cuts are enacted earlier this y

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>> i have to say, i adore blake, i adore blake and i see why people love him.kie engagement. this is what we had to say. >> you can only decide for yourself if it's okay. but we all know love is an untamed beast. and some ride it for all it's worth. others take their time. >> nice, klg. >> thank you. >> if it lasts, who cares how long the engagement is. >> your mother. >> maybe. probably not. >> it's true. it's true. >> you guys, they were ambushed on the plaza and swept into our makeup room. two lucky ladies show off their new looks. >>> and a new tune, we've got a great story coming up with leona >>> and a new tune, we've got a great[ male announcer ]ith leona this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's docto

first american woman in space aboard the "challenger" shuttle. >>> happy birthday to country singer blake shelton who is 37. actress isabella rossellini turns 61. and sir paul mccartney, he is 71. >>> here's what's coming up later on the "today" show. a "today" exclusive with the new miss usa erin brady and miss utah, marisa powell, who talks about her pageant answer that just went vival. and a performance by the tony award winning cast of "kinky boots." keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty ngyuen. thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. >>> new this morning, another bay area tech company releasing information about the federal government's request for your internet data. what yahoo! is saying next. >>> plus taking on criminals. we'll tell you about the new and unusual measure one bay area city is taking the make things harder for car thieves. >>> the shark tank about to get a new name. the changes coming today to one of the biggest arenas in the bay area. >>> right now, the bridge may be old but always breathtaking. a live look over san francisco as the b

"washington post" reporter aaron blake blake, aaron welcome back inside "the war room." >> thank you having me. >> aaron, senator lautenberg was known for his list of prig -- progressive issues. how do you think he'll be remembered? >> i think just what you talked about. he was also one that was very outspoken on environmental issues. came into the game late in life after a very successful business career, made a lot of money was able to parlay that into politics and eventually funded his own campaign. he retired from the senate, and then in 2002 through his name back out there. he was in his late 70s. he regretted it every day that he had been out of office that he had retired and got back in and served until his late 80s. s >> michael: that's true robert shelby had all of those problems in new jersey, along came their night in shining armor and had a great second career. >> if i could, he has always kind of been overshadowed for a long time he served behind bill bradley who is obviously a very big face in the senate. he has always been behind the scenes been more passionate about p

i want to bring in blake zetth. we have new york city deputy mayor howard wolfson and l.served on director of bill thompson's came pain as mayor. and he is running again this year. we look at that poll. at the top there, weiner still the top of the field. his negative numbers are a lot higher than they were two years ago but, blake, you wrote a piece this week and you said we might be underestimating, saying anthony weiner is not a serious contender. >> if you look at poll you just mentioned. it's okay to have negative opinions about you when you have a runoff situation where you have five candidates vying to get to that 40 percent. weiner ends up with 40 percent in this primary he will get in the runoff. that's okay to have 40 percent or more think negatively of him. he's got a lot of strengths that people are underestimating. in terms of his support yes he's five points down in that poll but 43 percent of his voters feel strongly. where christine quinn only has 30 percent of strength of people supporting her. it's a very wide open race. no candidate is doing well. he'll

has sent an entire team down to for me today to cover this monumental trial where producer andrew blake was in the courtroom this morning and he joined me just a little bit ago i asked him what was happening today. but you said this is three years in the making and it's it was may twenty sixth may twenty fifth twenty ten i believe a man who was first picked up in baghdad he's been in pretrial custody ever since and if i may i do believe this is way more important than grumpy cat. p.f.c. manning was in the courtroom today for the fischel start of the court martial we've been doing these pretrial hearings going back to december two thousand and eleven but things are really start to take shape today already the event started off this morning with some basic housecleaning going over the rules of the court what we're going to expect during the next perhaps twelve weeks here in fort meade outside of baltimore and then from there we heard opening statements from the prosecution and david coombs the civilian defense attorney for p.f.c. manning who is actually being represented being supported t

and i found this lovely poem by william blake and of one of the last lines was all the hills echoed. >> he's singing them. i thought was an evocative phrase and it struck me. i talked to my editor and we kind of played around with it and changed the hills of the mountains for obvious reasons because in afghanistan because the mountains are so recurring in the novel but more so for the word echo because as i mentioned earlier there is a central event that happens in the book. each of them are given a chance to voice their perspective so the novel is composed like a series of a mosaic vignettes that they enter and create collectively in one big picture. >> there is a scene of the family massacred involving -- roshi. and the complexity of the choices made by those who come to afghanistan and then the doctor returns to california. can you expand on that? >> there is a chapter in this book where there is an afghan living in northern california. [laughter] who has been away for 20 some odd years who returns to afghanistan after the fall of the taliban and has a very difficult experience. f

producer and your blake right there andrew so let's start off with this the shadow profiles what do the profiles collect and where are they getting all this information pretty much everything and from everyone but the good thing is these things are gone there's nothing really to worry about it only affected roughly six million users over the course of a year but as far as we know no one actually discovered this little vulnerability until last week everything's been patched up it's actually kind of really interesting it actually seems like facebook was just kind of silly and for. code their website properly will pretty much happened is there's a function on facebook that allows you to go ahead and compile everything you ever put on that website i need your wall posts in your pictures or whatever you tell facebook to compile that for you couple hours go by emails you a link is cool you download this you can get all of your information super and what it does inside of that there was also gives you your i think called an address book which would be contact information for all of your friend

finbar does not want a party. >> i think it's just gas. >> and bambino and blake. yes!that is too cute. >> i have two others, but i forget what their names are. i love lola and louie. but bambino, bambino came into our life just as i was losing cody and cass to college years. so i have this perpetual baby without having to breast-feed, it's great. >> i used to think it was unusual for people to have framed pictures of their dogs on their mantle. >> you didn't get it? >> until i have one. and now, i know. and there, it's sitting there prominently with my whole family and i thought wow, that's how funny how quickly you can -- >> we've been so busy getting everything ready for bobbie that i came in and plopped myself in front of the tv. i guess i dozed for a little bit. i'm want to do that, the older i get. and all of a sudden i look around and i go, where's bambino and the dusk is falling and there's lola and louie. and frank and i are like panicked parents. he was outside, sniffing around. he was right there. i start praying. and three minutes, to topple, and there he wa

are you friendly with blake shelton? >> we are friendly.mfortable making fun of each other. and people are like, do you really fight? >> no, we don't fight. >> jimmy: you have to be friendly to fight like that on the air. >> we're really good friends. we know it's not real. >> jimmy: you seem like different kinds of guys. i know he's into hunting. >> i'm not into hunting. >> jimmy: very masculine type stuff. >> and i'm not? >> jimmy: you passed out in cheese at denny's. >> no, i try to be masculine with blake, it just doesn't work. we went hunting. he made me -- he had like a thousand million bajillion acres in oklahoma. he's always hunting because he loves to hunt. like a lot. and so he was like you're going to come shoot something with me today. and i'm like okay, fine. i'll shoot at something. how about that? you got to shoot at a deer. i'm not shooting a deer, you [ bleep ]. well, you shoot a turkey. they're stupid. maybe if we eat it i'll shoot it. we couldn't find a turkey and i probably wouldn't have shot it anyway. we found a duck t

from record blake -- we take a look back at may's wild weather. >> we are watching an area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico. this could be the first tropical depression of the season. first, here is a look outside. a few high, thin clouds. weather is next. >> the death toll from friday's storm in el reno, oklahoma has reached 17. the twister set a new record. may was full of severe storms. monthe a look back on the of wild weather. >> in may, a devastating tornado ripped through more, 17 dead. leaving raising questions about why more storm shelters were not available. >> there should be a place where if this happened again during school that kids gang gets you a safe place. >> two weeks later this monster storm touchdown in el reno, oklahoma, less than 30 miles from moore. it was a mile wide. 5 damages far as you could see. that is wider than the islands widest tornadohe ever recorded in the u.s. it surprised storm chasers by shifting direction suddenly. >> we are going to die! >> they were lucky, but three other expert storm chasers were killed. firefighters have battled more than 20

that's an ar-15." >> blake, who has been committed -- >> seven times. in a mental hospital. >> legally bought an assault weapon from the place that he walked in with a butcher knife. >> that walmart. >> yeah, same one. >> now, the parents reported him, because he had allegedly admitted he was planning to launch a murderous shooting spree in a movie theater during the weekend of the opening of the new "twilight" film at the time. he bought a ticket to the screening of "breaking dawn" would have been another aurora. here's the thing, mr. speaker. he went to walmart, perfectly legally bought this assault rifle to try and perpetrate an atrocity and the background check they did on him did not pick up any of the seven times he had voluntarily committed to an institution, because he had never been involuntarily committed. which i find absolutely ridiculous. what is your view? >> well, this is going to be a bad show, because i agree with you. >> wow. not expecting that. >> we're not arguing. but notice what we're saying. the mental health laws partially under

no, i try to be masculine with blake, it just doesn't work. we went hunting.like a thousand million bajillion acres in oklahoma. it was out there and he's always hunting because he loves to hunt. like a lot. and so he was like you're going to come shoot something with me today. and i'm like okay, fine. i'll shoot at something. how about that? he's like, you got to shoot a deer. i'm not shooting a deer, you [ bleep ]. so he's like, you shoot a turkey, they're stupid. okay, they are stupid. maybe if we eat it i'll shoot it. we couldn't find a turkey and i probably wouldn't have shot it anyway. we found a duck that was, like, 400 yards away. and i'm like all right, i'll shoot at the duck. and i shot at the duck. and i missed it, but i didn't miss it as well as i wanted to miss it. and he was like good shot, man. oh, yeah, no [ bleep ]. that's horrible. really hoping that it wouldn't have been so close -- >> jimmy: so you intentionally missed the duck. he would never say that i did. he was like, he really tried to kill it. if i wanted to shoot the duck, i would ha

paul rudd or blake shelton? i think i'm going with paul rudd. >> i'm going to say you're probably right. >> paul rudd we say. are we right? we are right. paul is 44. blake is 36. >> both young. >> ready? rob lowe versus jamie foxx. who is older? >> jamie foxx. >> really? >> yeah, for sure. i know them both. i'm guessing. >> i'm going with rob lowe. >> who is right? >> rob lowe is older. he's 49. jamie foxx is only 45. >> i apologize, jamie. i was trying to give rob a compliment. >> daniel craig versus johnny depp. who is older? >> daniel craig. >> i'm going johnny depp. >> we're splitting here. >> johnny depp is older. he's 50. are you kidding? >> are you kidding? daniel craig is only 45. all right. let's see if you know this one. leo dicaprio and matt damon. >> i do know the answer to this one. >> i doubt it. >> now you are making me question myself. i'm going to say matt damon. >> are you positive? >> there we go. >> okay. matt damon -- >> i was getting nervous. >> matt damon is 42. leo is only 38. and the las

mayor rawlings-blake officiated a mass wedding. they wanted to make it official. >> we met here in 1986. we move today colorado. it is important to be here where it began. >> last year maryland legalized same-sex marriage. >>> it is one of the worst fires in the history of colorado. they have no idea how the started. [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. >>> the criminal investigation into the colorado fire is kicking off high gear now. federal agents are being sent into to determine what started the plaque forest fire. two people are dead, 500 homes burned to the foundation. evacuees lined up outside this weekend. anxious to see how their homes survived. and police are keeping the area on lockdown. >> all of us are getting treated like criminals. >> police are saying they have accounted for all missing persons. no one else has died from the fire. right now it is 65% contained. >>> they are dealing with major flooding a

. >> blake, the one you just heard of. and the rest.g of eight. >> now the boys over her here-- think-- that's going to be a series on its nostalgia channel. the boys over here think they can get conservatives like me to swallow their amnesty earning landa by including so-called security measures otherwise known as a border surge. now don't get me wrong, i like the idea of a surge, it worked in iraq. you hardly see any mexican sneaking into baghdad. but it's not nearly enough, folks. this plan would merely double the border patrol with one agent every thousand feet. no sir! we need them every three feet that way they can link arms and call out red rover red rover don't let francis cocome over. no immigrant should get citizenship in this country until we know the border is sealed. and i'm not just talking about the mexican border, folks, i'm talking about any border and that includes somebody coloring outside the lines on a denny's place mat. sorry jose but you can't get your green card because maria drew a blue sun. nation, someone has

. >>> baltimore kicks off today, mayor rawlings-blake and the baltimore national heritage will kickoff the 1812 coin program at the maryland historical society. if you receive ten unique 1812 stamps from participating sites and programs you are then eligible to receive a coin. >>> the vote is scheduled for wednesday ons terms of employment in the area employees. it would give salary step increases and cost of living adjustments to thousands of employees. the would range from 1 to 2 % of the employee's salaries depending on positions. >>> this month the dragon boats. we're not talking about the paddleboats, but the larger ones. the groups racing each other will do it across the harbor raising money for young adults. it is 8:00 on saturday morning. >>> this morning a family in it is safe because of one mother's action. baker and two children were shopping and a man hid in baker's van. a man pulled out a knife on baker demanding she stop at an atm. she refused. grabbed the knife, and punched him in the face. the man had enough and jumped out of the van. >> i didn't mean to run him over, i

mayor rawlings-blake officiated the ceremony. last year, maryland passed a law allowing marriage for same- sex couples. >>> linda so is up this morning. [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. i'to guard their manhood with trnew depend shields and guards. the discreet protection that's just for guys. now, it's your turn. get my training tips at guardyourmanhood.com >>> take a look at this. heavy downpours causing major missouri this week. 10 inches of rain in two hours led the high water across roadways. the fire department had to rescue a number of people who tried to drive across it. lynette, a week ago we had understanding in maryland and baltimore city. when you see images like that, it is good to remind people of safe road conditions. >>> exactly, you don't want to drive through it. take another route. aall right. satellite and radar today. we will get showers here into the afternoon time. we head back across the w

. >> mayor stephanie rawlings-blake presided over the first mass same-sex marriage. >>> the humidity has returned to our area. we have a mix of clouds and blue sky. it is starting to feel sticky once again. we've got complete first warning weather coverage with marty bass in the out back and chelsea ingram in the weather center. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. that humidity is moving back too region. we're warming up you. 83 baltimore, 81 in dc. dew points around 64 degrees. a couple places are a little bit warmer than they were in time yesterday. around 3 degrees warmer in baltimore and 2 in washington. those temperatures are going to continue to rise as we head into the afternoon hour. now we've seen a few breaks of sunshine in those clouds. we'll continue to see that as well. we'll have a chance of showers and possible a thunderstorm in the forecast by the afternoon. marty is in the out back with the details about tuesday. >> reporter: good afternoon. we're actually into a settle ed d, unsettled weather pattern. tuesday basically what we have this day. in other words, a nice wa

either way, blake wins. >> an that means we win. >> one person isn't watching for the dinner, for bruno mars or christina aguilera, they're only watching for cher and those people's initials are joann lamarca. we tried to get joann to go out to l.a. for the final and be there with cher. >> look at the picture of joann. >> joanne is the biggest cher fan ever, of, ever. she wasn't -- she's not doing that but she has promised tomorrow to come in her full cher regalia -- yes, you promised it. >> she said she was going to watch the show in it. >> no. she said she'd show up tomorrow -- take one for the team. okay? because there used to be a shop in l.a. called -- what was it called, honey? >> it was called a star is worn. >> a star is worn. at time she was dating a really rich guy who went and bought her a ton of cher stuff. hey, you know what? if can you fit into cher's stuff all these years later, honey, i'd be wearing it every day. >> i didn't say i could fit into it. >> we'll be the judge of that tomorrow. so tune in to see joanne lam

blake a former aide to barack obama and hillary clinton and my honor to welcome jackie rowe adams toounded harlem mothers after after losing two of her sons to gun violence. howard, i want to start with you. it's a very important issue. mayor bloomberg has led on it for a while but as you know he upset a lot of people this week, the first question being, in your view and the mayor's view, what percent of the problem is attributable to republicans in the gun safety debate in washington? >> no question the republicans bear significant responsibility for our failure to pass gun laws. having said that, it's the senate democrats in charge of the senate. we want to make sure that we hold every member accountable who casts the wrong vote. now, we have run ads against republicans. since the vote we have run ads against two republicans. we have run ads against a democrat. and in new york where democrats from around the country raise a very large sum of their campaign money, we are urging donors not to give to those democrats until they switch their votes and do the right thing. we are very mu

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mayor rawlings-blake said the service. they met here in maryland and they went to make it official where it all began. >> we met here in 1986. we moved to colorado. it is important to be here where it began. >> maryland's passed a law last year. >>> time for the forecast on this monday morning. it was a tough friday, but into the weekend, it was great for father's day and a great time to get out. >> you exactly right. charlie can. for today we're going to be dealing with weather like father's day. the potentshowers and storms to pop up here into the afternoon. and the satellite and radar, we have lots of clouds around. and showers and stormed moved through overnight to the south of us. as i widen the view this is over time. a line of showers and there's will make their way in here throughout the day. and southern plains dealing with another chance of severe weather across the area. no severe weather here at home, but lots of moisture around the area. and the dew points in the 60s and close to 70s in a lot of spots this mor