this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts.st time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl and local politicians as a way to jumpstart an economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. >> the nfl owners liked to bring the game to some of the newer stadiums-- they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. a staff of about 20 take two days, they change it from one team to another. that includes the removable endzone. the turf from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. special end zones will be rolled out for the super bowl. that is about al

super bowl win.or that is pretty special. >> seth: right. >> we have an unbelievable team and is all starts with our head coach, coach carroll. >> seth: right. >> our owner's great too, paul allen and our gm john schnieder. >> seth: you don't have to kiss up to them anymore. [ laughter ] >> oh, no, no. i don't have to do that anymore. >> seth: they're not gonna be like, "hey i saw you on "seth meyers" you didn't mention us. so we found a new quarterback." >> they're probably not watching. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's true. they're probably not watching. [ laughter ] so, a lot of -- here's my question, because i think everybody is going to be this closely matched super bowl. i mena, to be honest, watching it and i don't want to blame you. sort of a bummer to watch. [ light laughter ] but you're up 22-0 at halftime. you're up 29-nothing the minute the second half starts. were there times where you're like, "oh, we have this in the bag." like, how do you stay focused when it's that big of a lead e

the atlanta looked at the bowling bubble in america. dutch settlers brought it here in the sf00s, but it -- 1600s, but it caught op in the 1950, and '60, thanks to technology, the automatic pin setter. business owners thought they had a great game and bowling alleys doubt. the number of americans in bowling leagues shot up from 3 million to 7 million. the 1988 olympics made bowling a demonstration sport for the first and only time. it caught on in the special olympics, and it's their most popular sport. the special olympics website said it's loved by people why intellectual disabilities because it encourages social integration. bowling has faced more 7/10 splits than strikes. by 1998 there were fewer alleys in 1955. the white house had its own ups and downs. lanes were installed as a birthday present to harry truman. he wasn't much of a fan but his staff played. it was moved to the executive office building to make way for a mimio graph room. richard nixon brought it back, president obama jokingly said he'd tear it out for a basketball

>> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. they change it from one team to another. that includes the removable endzone. the turf from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. that is about all nfl is saying. >> what are some of of the cosmetic changes? >> i know we are standing on the 50 yard line. [laughter] there will be a coin toss right here. >> together with the owner of the jets, tisch is the cochairman of the super bowl committee. they make sure this stadium he

>> the tangier i say is paul bowles. i still see it. i still feel it.c. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the s

richard nixon brought bowling back. president obama jobingingly said he'd -- jokingly said he'd tear it out for a basketball court. in the first 2.5 years, 4100 people were granted access. things may be looking up for bowling. it saw growth, and it's the nation's number one parities patry sport. i loved to bowl but who knew putting on someone else's shoes would be popular. >> coming up, is it time for the amateur to be >> is the concept of being an amateur athlete a myth that needs it be left behind. as march madness wraps up, new questions about the amateurism of college athletes, many of whom go college and play for a year because n.b.a. rules force them too. coming weeks after the labour board decided student athlete at north western had the right to unionize, are we seeing the beginning of the end of amateur athletes at the collegiate level? joins us is dave ziron, sports educator for the nation in author of "game over", amongst others. the olympics, during the cold war the russians, eat germans used professionals t

are you working on your bowl? [ laughter ] >> yeah, work on the bowl! to do it. >> yeah. >> so, you put the adhesive on. and then, let it dry a little tiny bit. oh, look! there's that cute little dog. >> seth: yeah, frisbee is trying to get l'il jon's attention. so now, we're making a golden dog bowl here. >> yes. and then, underneath, you have one that's already gilded. see, then you pull off the paper. [ laughter ] pull off the paper. >> how do we rub -- you know, just like this? >> yes, yeah. let it dry a little bit and all that gold will come off. >> i got arts and crafts skills, too! >> yes. i bet you do. so this gets on here. this is the way you apply gold leaf. one way you apply gold leaf. and when you pull it off, then you get your gold like this. look. is it coming off? here, look. >> oh, yeah. that looks like my teeth. yeah. >> and then you can put -- you can embellish with pacino's name. >> yeah. making great -- see, that's not pulling off very well, right? >> it is not pulling off because it's still too wet. >> seth: right, okay. >> it's not

>> the tangier i say is paul bowles. i still see it. i still feel it. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the sai

yes, he was in the bowling alley. in fact, he was in the claw machine in the bowling alley. the owner let him out. he was just fine. and he got a stuffed animal for his troubles. and he is so cute. >> what's all the fuss about? no big deal. i'm just chilling out. >> playing with the claw. >> why is everybody all excited? >> during our extensive research for the story, we found out this happens more than you might think. >> oh, my goodness. the same deal last summer. another curious youngster climbing into the claw machine. this was also at a bowling alley. keep your eyes on your kids, folks. they really like the claw machine, apparently. and the slot in the back must be really small, so it lets them in. >> not being an engineer, but you make it pushes in one way, but it pushes out. but it doesn't push in. smart. >> they're such cute kids. >> very cute. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> everyone else, we'll be right back. onic hearing. watch what you say around him. i've been talking a lot about his procedure... (whispering) what? get our everyday price match g

but who knew inside that baseball park is a bowling alley! so we are going on a tour with this week's edition of "where's roberta?." >>> reporter: when you think at&t park you think san francisco giants baseball. you think legend and world champions. you think beautiful bay views. but do you think about strikes? i'm not talking about baseball strikes. rather, bowling strikes! >> we are standing in the game room as you can see with the billiards. the club has been inspired by the history of the organization going back to the original name, the new york gothams back in 1883 when we began. >> reporter: for a ballpark which is 15 years old, it continues to grow. >> we are in the gotham club a speakeasy style social club that has --we actually have three of these spots here at the ballpark. a membership-based club opened to season ticket holders which we just hit 30,000. >> reporter: any other plans or surprises? >> out in right field, center field area, will be a dining room, the bullpen box and there will be surprises throughout the years of new

but he wants to do it bowling backwards. he says he bowled his first perfect game when he was just 16-years old. he did that while bowling like a normal person.. so far his highest backwards score is 280. >> simply for the challenge is one thing. there's never been a 300 pulled backwards. i'm looking to see what is possible. and my knees are not in the best shape and this takes the pressure off my niece to throw it backwards. >>cowen says he plans to keep going for a backwards 300 until he does it. >> i could watch that all day. that's crazy. >> he probably had to work on the technique for a long time. >> his knees may be better but what about his back? hopefully he gets that 300 produce soon. >> my averages really looking all lot worse now. let's take a look at our day. temperatures are in the low thirties this morning. the greece will pick up today. only 27 in island lake. we are dry and we will be dry today. clouds and son coming our way. the war front will move into the region later today. 51 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. not as

by a business that is come ing in to the mission and a similar circumstance to what we saw to the bowling alley which is one of the allowed exceptions, and as we spoke to the business owner, we have made an amendment to the code, to allow for putt, putt, indoor, putt putt and so with me this evening, is steve fox who is the owner of urban putt who approached us and so we have been looking at this change because we did not see any necessary difference between a bowling alley and a putt putt and i have been in the discussions with planning to possibly make a further amendment to what we proposed. to change it to allowable entertainment use, uses that are other than that are in the planning that are, i think, like the pool hall, and the music venue and etc., and so there is a preexisting definition in the definition. and so i don't have to keep coming back to you for the piece meal changes and so you are working up the fine logistics of that and so it will be either as the addition of the putt putt or the change to the definition in the planning code to other entertainment use and so we are

. >>> have you heard about the bowling alley yet? there's a bowling alley in the ballpark. it's an exclusive area for private members. it's two lanes and a private bar. there's a game room also featuring a pool table and retro arcade style video games. you can't have a bowling alley in a ballpark. >>> maybe jeff can get us in. >> i need to check my e-mail. no doubt some awesome food. also some incredible weather today on opening day. we had 82 degrees. it was in the 60s. the offshore wind proved to be excellent. san jose at 90. last time it was this warm across the bay area. let eets get you to the latest change we're starting to see now. it's a cold front. it's off to the north. that continues to get closer. we are going to see some changes in the forecast. we'll have more on that coming up in about 45 seconds. also averaging 80 in the north bay. we'll take you across the p peninsula. you can see the haze off towards the distance. some of that is a function of the on shore flow and fog that will be coming back in the forecast to drop our temperatures. we'll take you to fut

a dust bowl creating a farming disaster.eople now struggling to survive. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at that hour. the polls are closed in iraq. it is that country's first national election since the usz military drawdown in 2011. security was tight. and the voter turnout described as high. execution gone wrong in oklahoma, the inmate dying of massive heart attack rather than being lethally injected. and severe storms pounding the southeast today. in florida those heavy rains turned roads into river. many of the deep south still recovering from a series of deadly tornados. nicole mitchell it will be a while before we dry out. >> definitely. these are some of the images coming out of north carolina, but the more significant rain was in florida. you can see how widespread some of these areas are. you never want to drive into this because you never know how keep it is. we have already had numerous water rescues because of the flooding. the core of this, right along the alaba

it's called "bowling in the buff'. it turns out plenty of people wanted to try their hand at the sport... minus their clothing. it wasn't the first time maplewood residents shucked their clothing at the lanes. the clothing optional bowling event has apparently been around since the 90's. organizers say they're proud to carry on the tradition. >> i fought i needed coffee but now i am wide awake. >> there's no way you can erase that. we were worried about your suit. >> don't bring it up again. >> his getting ready to go bowling. >> check out our weather. wind out of the north at 8 mi.. it's raining right now across the areas. not so much in chicago right now the rain has left the city. but later today the clouds will break up. we will have a nice day. rain overnight we need that rain. the cloud cover keeps it from cooling down setting the stage for a warm day ahead. right now it's 44 degrees in waukegan. 48 at the lakefront. 50 down to kankakee. 51 and morris. here is the rain exiting the region i think we will be tried

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you'll see a bowling alley out here at at&t park. why you would want to bowl when a great game is going on t will be there for you. it is an exclusive area for season ticketholders and private members. two lanes, a private bar area and next to that bowling alley, you're also going to find a game room featuring pool tables, retro arcade-style video games. the village room and bowling lanes located on the oracle street level. so cool. joining me this morning is mario, senior vice president of business operations for the giants. today you probably didn't even have to use an alarm clock to get up. >> oh, the night before opening day, i can barely sleep. i mean, this weather. sunrise at at&t park just going to be beautiful out here today. >> you can't beat it. i think we're expecting temperatures in the high 70s. >> perfect for the opener. >> we always talk about all the great improvements. literally, it is hard to think of improvements that you guys can make, but you do every single year. do you have a team of people working on that? >>

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. >> a lot of brake problems with the car and the fluid bowled over on that last caution. couldn't keep the pedal up so real loose getting into the corner and trying to run seventh was all i could do. just try not to fall back worse than that. they were fine, the run before when we were racing with matt and i thought we had a little bit better car than him in the middle of the corner but that caution they bowled over, brake problems earlier, last 150, 200 laps, the fluids black and steve says it bowled over a couple of times so we got a lot of rubber built up on the brake duct and grill so got real hot. >> a lot of emotion at the end of the race too. >> yeah, the 2 is mad at the 20. and so he slammed on brakes after the checkered and, you know, 47 run into the 20. i ran into the 20. that was -- i don't know what that was all about. you know, get over it. that's how i feel. >> thanks, man. >> all right, steve and dale earnhardt jr., but, again, drivers are in the middle and watch some of this back and try to tig out what happened. >> they were two and three wide at richmond

all served with a bowl of soup, like our new southwest chicken.. more life happens here. [ playing "take me out to the ball game" ] >>> love that sound. the sign of sunshine and warmer temperatures. baseball is back. plenty of clear skies for opening day across the country. yesterday the last two teams to play their first game of the season, the yankees and astros, they play today in houston. >>> and now for a look at your morning road conditions, a band of rain extending from east texas up into the ohio valley will make roads wet for some and some possible flooding also. mountain snow may make for a tricky drive through the rockies and slick roads up and down the west coast. >>> now if you're flying, airport delays possible in minneapolis and san francisco. >>> back to the news. some incredible video. a sailing team in a race around the world raced to save one of their own who was swept overboard. this was all caught on camera. >> the yacht was in the middle of the pacific during the storm when andre taylor was knocked into the water while changi

>>> believe it or not, there is now a bowling alley at at&t park. it's part of the gotham club. there are two lanes to use and a private bar area. next to that bowling alley, you'll also find a game room, featuring a pool table and a retro retro arcade billiard game. it sounds very exclusive. >> it does. >> hard to get into. and also, trying to fit kale and bowling alley into a take me out to the ball game song, i'm not -- >> you're not buying it? >> i'm not buying it. >> what about you, anthony, are you a kale guy? >> i like it, but i'm not growing it at home like you are, peggy. >> i have a great kale garden. >> let's talk about your forecast. look at these numbers. yeah, definitely the time of the year to get out and maybe just do start some planting. we're already at 73 degrees in san francisco. i want to show you, though, san francisco, because you'll notice, off in the distance, yes, that is the fog returning. there will be a little bit of fog as we move through the evening hours. so keep that jacket handy. by about 3:00, 4:00 in san francisco, even though we're going to b

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latkes or shank bowls? >> i'll go with "c." >> wow!one's getting them right. >> very impressed. latkes are more of a hanukkah treat because they are fried in oil. that is the holiday that commemorates the saving of the oil. >> got it. back across to kath. >> from approximately how many jelly beans are made for easter each year? 10 billion? 13 billion? 16 billion? or 25 billion? we're talking billion jelly beans. >> i'm going to say 13 billion. >> oh, too bad. >> we see the crowd goes wild for those cds. 16 billion? >> 16 billion. even more. and the most popular flavor -- >> what? >> -- every year is cherry followed by strawberry and then licorice which i found a little surprising. >> i didn't know that. okay. the jelly bellies are my favorite with the watermelon. >> one last one from charleston, south carolina. oh, wow. passover cooking usually involves matzoh. what is it? a type of dumpling? unleavened bread, large of bread or salted bread crumbs? >> "b." >> yes. >> more money, all right. unleavened bread it is. >> 5 for 5. yes, the u

pointg a perfect 300 bowling game is no easy feat.rds.ay a man from illinois who suffers from the injuries has been trying to perfect his game of accords bowling. he says playing this way does not cause as much pain because he's not forced to bend his knee. -- a bulldogmoron beauty contest. 50 bulldogs and error-prone -- went to're proud owners the bulldog competition. it's been going on for 35 years as part of the search to find a real dog to represent their mascot, the bulldogs. director,to the event this is a case where beauty is in the eye of the boulders. stay with us. another check of the market movers is on the other side of the break. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour and streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bottom line." on the market is next. i will see you tomorrow. is 56 minutes past the hour, that means bloomberg television is on the markets. let's look at where stocks are trading -- a mixed picture and little changed wh

the punch bowl was gone. we believe you need to be more defensive and looking into sectors that are more defensive in nature. >> stocks in the energy sector apropos to that, but we knew they were taking away the punch bowl from december of last year. why has it taken four months, three months to become aware of it? >> well, it's all a matter of it settling in and people finally saying they really and truly are going to take the whole punch bowl away. we figured actual bess august, september, october when they would complete it and people would try to play it as much as they could. in addition, there's so much money on the sidelines that's helping to hold the market up. people see the pullback, they figure it's time to jump in. they figure it's going to be more than 10%, a punch in the gut, not a slap in the face. >> a quick final thought. >> barry makes a good point. i think people will be worried about about higher interest rates, but the -- the economy is improves. we came off a weak january, federal. once

rather, bowling strikes! >> we are standing in the game room as you can see with the billiards.he club has been inspired by the history of the organization going back to the original name, the new york gothams back in 1883 when we began. >> reporter: they continue to grow. >> we are in the gotham club a speakeasy style social club that has -- we actually have three of these spots here at the ballpark. a membership-based club opened to season ticket holders which we just hit 30,000. >> reporter: any other plans or surprises? >> out in right field, center field area, will be a dining room, the bullpen box and there will be surprises throughout the years of new spaces that will be developed for the gotham club. >> reporter: for one of the best teams in baseball, their season ticketholders -- >> strikes on the mound you can throw strikes on the bowling lane. >> reporter: is that cool or what? isn't that so exciting? frank and michelle, another secret opening up here soon, okay, it's going to be the garden. so let's say for example you have a slice of pizza and you wanted a little ro

super bowl history. sorry, steeler fans, i can now guarantee that the packers will win 49-6. i think we can all agree the best thing about this year's super bowl is that the jets aren't in it. the jets are a lot like the yankees, everyone hates them, only they don't have good players, a winning tradition or a coach who doesn't beat off every time a player gets their ankle taped. we'll try to do better next time. good night canada, and tony. [cheers & applause]. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. man, good show tonight. our guest legendary brazillan footballer pele. [cheers and applause] i'll ask him how he feels about achieving his life's goooooooooooooaaa sarksl! [laughter] but first big campaign finance decision out of the nation's highest court. >> breaking news from the supreme court. major campaign contribution case. >> the case was brought by alabama businessman who argues he should be

>> i wake up, smoke a bowl, go to sleep, wake up smoke a bowl and go to work. >> how often do you smoke daily thing for me. >>' if it's that good tell me. >> every day. >> i don't know where i'm at right now sometimes. >> hi, i'm earth. have we met? >> what do you do for a job? what do you do? >> i'm a trust fund kid. i don't do anything. >> what are you doing right now? >> i'm going to smoke this gas mask. >> i can't breathe in this thing. >> what did you do last weekend? >> i don't remember. so it must have been good. >> i slept all weekend. >> from friday to sunday? >> yes. >> i just won a booty shaking contest. >> you are holding like you are are going to hit me with this. >> pickle. >> i understand is he a good judge of pickles. >> i sincerely hope so. >> just a little bit of weed smoking can kind of . >> wait, what? >> reporter: how old is she? >> 14. >> i'm 17. >> 16. >> 14. she's at the pot rally. is that a good idea? >> as long as you keep it in the realms of -- >> reporter: so when you said mom, dad, i'm going to the 4/20 rally, what did they say? >> you better not be smoking

and the next thing you know, it's super bowl.ow, one, two, three, let's go. >> beyonce emerged from a four-month break ready for reinvention. >> i think as an artist, you have to constantly reinvent yourself. >> june ambrose is a stylist to husband jay-z and a friend of the couple. >> it's just part of the job, that you're constantly under construction. always working to be relevant. always thinking of different ways to make a comeback and not compromising who you are as a woman, as a person. >> and there could be no bigger stage for her next act than the halftime show at the super bowl. >> the crowd's reaction when she stepped out on stage during halftime was, now the real show is going to start. like, i felt like the football team was her opening act. >> unmatched energy and an eye-popping look. >> she was a superhero. it was scantily clad, it was salacious. >> and it was only women on stage for beyonce. a dream come true. >> i definitely feel that it is my job to empower women and i remember having this dream that my band was

the mover they made today to head off trouble for super bowl l. >>> anticipation over super bowl l is raising big expectations and a possible strike in sex traff trafficking. they are creating a human trafficking commission. >> my hope is that by pulling this together we'll lift their voices up and make it possible for them to be freed of this. i apologize for getting emotional but it would be just unimaginable to end human slavery in our county. >> she's concerned about easy access to major harbors and airports. she says it makes the south bay a hub for sex and labor trafficking. >>> we'll soon have new train cars but do they accommodate people with disabilities. a life size model of the train was on display at the north berkeley station today. advocates have asked for some changes after the last viewing earlier this month. they want a poll to be moved from the doorway and lower screens for low vision riders. >> the proof is in the pudding. the proof is whether or not this is about bart pr or whether or not they will incorporate feedback from people with disabilities. >> no word yet

>> wait for it to dry, peel it off and you have beautiful fabric bowls. check out this.eat party favor bag. take a shopping bag, paint it in chalkboard paint and write happy birthday on the front, put your gift inside, don't have to buy a bag to do it. >> that's good. >> this i really love. check this out. if you take an old zipper. >> oh, my gosh. >> it is a little tote bag. >> that's cute. >> oh, my gosh. that's adorable. >> clever, clever, clever. >> and now check this one out. >> if those are kathie lee cds, i'll be very angry at you. >> i saved my kathie lee cds and they're in a vault. you take your old cds and we're going to make mosaic with them. and you glue them on the inside of the tray. and you take the mosaic mix, and you just smear it on. >> smear it. >> like this. >> you wipe off the excess and look at this beautiful tray that you have right here. >> come here, danny. come here. >> come here, baby. >> not 21. >> happy birthday, danny. >> let's get the party started with great music to get you moving. >> a live performance from mercy me. happy birthday! >>>

they eat plants and meat, but they're going to the dog parks because there's water bowls. they're going to the horse stables because there's water. >> reporter: the storm drapes, basements and attics dry, rats are outside trying to survive. o'keefe is busy. >> all over the peninsula, all over the east bay, south bay. >> reporter: the port of san francisco is planning to get rodent proof trash cans and working with a no poison exterminator to control the health hazard. she hopes it's a cycle that won't last long. >> we come out here with food sometimes. we'll sit out there at the end of the point and it's kind of gross if we're sitting out there and i'm giving him dog treats and we see a rat. >> reporter: experts say rat all over the bay area will be out with no end oh the drought in sight. one more bit of good news, o'keefe says snakes are out looking for water. while it's probably impossible to control what's happening outside your house, you can take measures to make sure they can't get inside. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you.

earl morrall had three super bowl rings.e was 79 years old. >> one more here from the world of sports, a young fan of a prohockey team in grand rapids is the face of joy after this moment. his favorite player stopped to talk to him and gave him his stick. it just worth spending a moment with this and looking at this kid who is just so happy, he can't stand it. >>> when we come back, on the road with a little prince who promptly steals the show. >>> finally here tonight, it lasted 19 days, an official visit to australia and new zealand starring prince george, the newest member of the british royal family. while his parents are hardly fading in popularity, they were all but relegated to supporting roles on this trip. our report tonight from nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: as any parent will tell you, traveling with a young child can be a nightmare, future king or not. like most kids, prince george did his best to embarrass mom and dad. his first photo op, he grabbed the biggest toy and those who commented, unkindly that georg