and bunny thinks the first man fell overboard. >> one piloting reached out and it went out. >> bunnya mine of information. her legacy is this stuff, all of the memories. they're treasures now. >> this is better than the garage. >> i'm glad to get my garage back. >> and that is neat it. >> is. >> nfl is in a lockout. but that is not stopping owners from taking action. >> stay with us. ♪ [ female announcer ] there's only one you. that's why sutter health created thedoctorforyou.com, where you can find a doctor based on criteria important to you. and because it's sutter health, you can choose a doctor from some of the most respected medical groups and hospitals in northern california. find your doctor today at thedoctorforyou.com. sutter health. with you. for life. >>> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up at that time is muammar gaddafi putting out feelers looking for an exit out of libya? hillary clinton reveals what she knows about that. >> then, at 11:00 push to colorin yait drinking water in san jose. it's coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and now, on to sports. they may change football

imagine the pressure on to break the deadlock it seemed that the book wouldn't go bust you could see the bunny who was in top form between the fights denying all districts finally at brands efforts were awarded

bunny was in the crowd that day.rst man fell overboard while looking at an oil slick. >> the one piloting probably reached out to try and grab him and they both went out. >>reporter: bunny is a mine of information. and her legacy to daly city is all this stuff. all these memories. treasures now. on the city centennial. >> this is a lot better than your garage. >> oh, yes. oh, yes. i'm glad to get my garage back. >>reporter: from the daly city history museum, wayne, abc 7 news. >> all right coming up. tough going. water way all jawmd. find wlout this happened and why. as we continue. stay find wlout this happened and why. as we continue. stay with us çooooñ=óó >> this is what can happen when you are not paying attention to the road. highway patrol says distracted truck driver went off the road and hit pour pole in richmond this morning. sky 7 was over the scene near central avenue. driver didn't suffer any injuries we are glad to say and we also caught this grid lock scene in berkeley today. power outage affected 27,

there, there, there. >> a human easter bunny? that doesn't make sense. a bunny doesn't make sense.ogical? you should be an easter chicken. >> you don't want the job. the pressure is ungodly. it did a number on me. there was a period of roughly nine months where the sight of a colored egg made me want to vomit and rabbits aren't able to vomit. it was hours of -- [ retching ] -- with nothing coming out. >> could you give us more? >> retching sounds? it seems ungainly. it's early morning. >> you were in "despicable me." >> yes. i did voice work in there. a lot of the time you're isolated in a booth. >> you like that? >> no. it's lonely. there i am in the booth. you have to amuse yourself. in that scene like the rabbit i'm wearing no trousers or undeants. >> you keep going back to the same theme. >> why is that when i see you? i saw a suspicious item in your dressing room. >> oh? >> it's leather but it's just a key chain. i left it in meredith's dressing room. it's just a key chain but meredith went, what is this? >> it seemed like an s & m thing. really. >> it's interesting that that'

all the while this little bunny is saying, "cool, man." and he asks votel kibbe what they're doing and, well, -- he asks this little kid what they're doing and, well, there prang to mecca, arthur. if i wonder if they would show him going to a christian school where they are praying to jesus christ. there is a double standard. i miss the bugs bunny days myself. host: thanks for the call on the republican line. this headline from the "washington post" this morning -- mack your calls on the issue of pbs. -- back to your calls on the issue of pbs. should it go private? walter is joining us in new jersey. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning. i do not think it should go public. pbs, even though -- maybe they were trying to teach diversity or something like that, but no, they should not go publiprivate. host: thanks for the call. jan on our twitter page has this -- in line from the "new york post" on this friday morning -- the headline referring to kraft spent online gambling. -- referring to craps and online gambling. that headline

today's word is -- bunny. we want to send you to see the movie "hop." we're doing this each day this week. 40 passes up for grabs. log on to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the contest button. getting to work is going to be a little on the difficult side. pretty much wherever you head you're going to find areas of ponding, areas of flooding and we have heavy downpours coming down all across the bay area. richmond getting hit, oakland as well. these heavy showers are going to last, oakland and richmond, probably for the next 15 to 20 minutes. they are moving out quickly. however, it's enough rain coming down to really create significant ponding out on the roadways. we have a flash flood watch for the bay area coast line that will be the case until this afternoon. we are expecting a lot of this heavier rain to start to head to the south. we'll be left with showery conditions. look at what you've got to drive through. san jose, los gatos, and more on the way. you see this cell in the next 15 to 20 minutes and morgan hill, more headed for you as we

> in china one group of animators decided to mark a year of the rabbit with a cartoon predicting a bunny revolt against tigers. this criticism became an internet hit but the revenge of the rabbit was short-lived. protests china-style. years of experience in testing the balance between oppression and freedom. but perhaps it had not allow for the cyberspace cartoon, an internet hit that gives descent a whole new image. no great doctrine in this small graphics company, just the character of a rabbit who gets angry about unfairness. >> i did not think much when i created a cartoon. i was in a bad mood then. i read about things in news reports and it bothered me. i needed to let it out. >> the cartoon cents a helpless rabbet against an army of tigress amid real-life stories from the news. an elderly man did set himself on fire to save his home from demolition and a villager was crushed by a truck clearing land. the backdrop is china, the economic powerhouse. prices are rising and money is short. the biggest problem is the unfair in come. the widening gap between rich and poor. then comes the

a mere bunny. i have you know young lady, i am a fox of rare breed. i am rated some of the finest hen houses from franklin to madison. i am a fox and you'll act accordingly. she put her hands on her hip and said [inaudible] she skipped away leaving the fox dumbfounded. got all the way through the woods tricking that fox. he had been reduced to sniffling and crying. he was a pitiful mess. give me once last chance i am certain i can prove it. about that time [inaudible] came through the woods. you can see it a little ways in the distance. fox didn't notice a thing. he was begging to be believed. wait, wait here it is. i am a fox, he said yes, yes. sometimes he could run. it doesn't matter what i think anymore. it doesn't matter anymore. you have sharp teeth and can run fast. by the way he is looking all over for you. if fox dashed towards the woods, not to worry, the hound dog knows who i am. i have been out running that old miserable mutt for years like i told you i am a fox. i know. i know. she turned toward ms. viola's with a basket of eggs. i rewrot

. >> reporter: the former playmate's temper earned her the nickname bunny with fangs. >> this is traumatizing. >> reporter: take a look at this. tell me how you feel about it. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] punch her in the [ bleep ] face every time i see her. >> reporter: are you embarrassed by this scene? >> oh, my god yes. >> reporter: how much do you think is the personalities on the show and how much of it is being driven by the producers when it comes to violence? >> producers have a big role in what's happening on the show. and they create a lot of the drama and they start a lot of the fights. >> push me. >> come on. >> sometimes they come up to you and they'll be like, okay, so and so said this about you, or, when you went up there, she was nice to you, but behind your back, she said she slept with your boyfriend. >> reporter: but you could say, i'm not going to do that. >> if you say no in a lot of situations, either, you know, they'll think you're being uncooperative and try to film without you. >> reporter: so you feel you have to be a certain way to be relevant on the show to continue

we have no information on how tall croatian easter bunny must be to carry these giant eggs. >>> and for one cat in england, it is the purr-fect way to get into the record books. [ purring ]. >> with a purr that is 16 times louder than the average feline, the cat has made a bid to get into the "guinness" world records. her sound has been compared to a lawn mower or equal to a passenger jet heard from a mile away. [ purring ] >> listen to that thing. >> you wouldn't be able to sleep at night if it was purring. >> that cat is eating its wheaties for sure. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. in new york, funeral services will be held for geraldine ferraro, the first woman to run on a major party's presidential ticket. she died this weekend after a long battle with cancer. she was 75 years old. >>> the winnerss of the $319 million mega million lottery will reveal themselves today. the pot was won by a group of new york state workers who pooled their money to win the fifth largest jackpot in the state's history. >>> and today mark

kept putting the pressure on to break the deadlock it seemed that the book wouldn't bill passed the bunny coup was in top form between the five denying all the shots finally that lance efforts were awarded the ones being made the ability one time a shot from the right circle to beat this god really i don't feel it in me in that first period we were a bit nervous as we're not very confident on high moisture at the poles matches but in the second we got possession is starting to play our game it was a good one on the score the teams and heard the decisive period and the winning goal was scored by young mara who gave the barca up to the first example was north and with a blistering shot send it into the top corner of the net to the delight of the pick in the key shall we know how it was cause head coach marshall secured playing the referees in the incident i think you will see it all squad player pocket that nobody could play the spot by the referee right away show that it's it's not icing than a goalie stop the park and there will start. this moment when we go to succumb to learn true true

this is a pica that some refer to as a boulder bunny. they are common in colorado where i live and on the top of mountains and sensitive to temperature. they can die if it's greater than 80 degrees, and that's why they live high in the boulder fields in 13,000 and 14,000 foot mountains. on the left is where in orange where the pica is found today. on the right is what the projection is for 2100 what is suitable habitat. you can see it's a dramatic reduction in the range, and therefore it's potentially very, very dangerous for the species fate. just to sum up the global warming threat is, of course, involving warmer temperatures, but it also involves altered precipitation, and that's important in a place like the southwest. because of changes, we're seeing big shifts in vegetation and habitat because naturally they are in such close proximity. we're going to have a thinner snow pack because of warmer temperatures and higher evaporation rates, and higher insect rates. that all leads to wild fires. wild fires are a natural part of the south

the pressure on to break the deadlock it seemed that the puck wouldn't go bust you know which the bunny coup was in top form between the fives denying all the shots finally at l'anse efforts were awarded wednesday night the ability once and a shot from the right circle to beat the scot goalie it on video and in first period we were a bit nervous as we're not very confident on high moisture at the post matches but in the second we got possession and started to play our game are going to want to score the teens and or the decisive period and the winning goal was scored by young morrow who gathered the bark up to the first attempt was more and with a blistering shot send it into the top corner of the net to the delight of the family picnic she said you know how i was gonna have killed myself secure playing the referees in dance man i think it was it all squad player part of it nobody could play the spot by the referee right away show that it's it's not icing than a goalie stop the pocket and there will start. this moment when we got a second gold grandchild food influence deserving and we

. >> reporter: this bugs bunny charm turned out to be 8.4 carats.eep in mind they were all sold as 10 carat gold. >> you paid for gold that isn't there. >> and the consumer is none the wiser. >> exactly. >> reporter: lorne caplan says his gold buying days are over 3737. >> i feel foolish. shy have been smarter. obviously i was not paying attention. >> and retailers can be fined or even face criminal charges if they are caught selling gold that's undercarated. the stores told us to bring it back for refunds and one store owner blamed his supplier not undercarated gold. >> interesting. so what can you do then when he walk in? because if the sign says 10, 14, 18 carat gold, you would hope that's what you're getting. >> a lot of the places are these sort of bargain basement places. so shop at retailer that has a good history, that has a good reputation. and check to see if they have a quality assurance program where they're it actually teisting th gold themselves before they sell it. and also inspect that gold. so the minnie mouse charm, for example, if

from depression and to break the deadlock it seemed that the book wouldn't go bust you could see the bunny who was in top form between the fights denying the industry. finally a trance efforts were awarded newsbin if you want sound from the right circle to be the skunk. in the first period we were a bit nervous as we're not very confident on how much throughout the post matches but in the second we got position and started to play ok and it's. we were one of those poor teens into the decisive period and the winning goal was scored by young america to get to the park after the first attempt was more. and what the boy is doing should send it into the top corner of the net to do my job i think the trick . was cars can build muscle to cure the increase in i think it was it was quite clear part of it nobody could be sparked by the referee right away show that it's it's not icing then the goalie style the park and there will start. this moment when we we've got the second gold mine field through the freeman's deserving unit was in there we still think it's been since he made the series three do

moneywatch," google tries to get more social, and get ready to pay more for that chocolate easter bunny. ines ferre is here in new york with the latest on all of that. good morning. >> good morning to you, betty. thank you. now, the asian markets are relatively flat this morning. tokyo's nikkei is up a fraction, so is hong kong's hang seng. and oil remains around $105 a barrel. today, wall street gets the latest on factory orders, and a look at the weekly jobless claims. wednesday stocks finished higher. the dow gained 71 points. the nasdaq tacked on nearly 20. ahead of the government's jobs report tomorrow, there is some good news on the labor front. a new survey finds most of america's biggest companies plan to increase hiring in the next six months. that follows a report wednesday showing the private sector added 200,000 jobs last month, and monster.com says its online job postings rose nearly 9% this month compared to march of last year. >>> a new study says the average 65-year-old couple retiring this year will need $230,000 to cover medical expenses. the study by fidelity investme

of their bunny how do they know let me get in here. is my question let's say why don't we have the market step up how the fed step back and see what is the true demand for us ten year now it's in five year now that's out there in the marketplace now if you take the fed which is the biggest buyer of its own paper you've got bill gross of pimco saying you know what the fed is removed from the equation and japan is no longer buying china's no longer buying it's no longer this artificial market who's going to be buying u.s. treasuries i don't keep interest rates artificially cheap then as i just told you if interest rates are zero percent you will have buyers at a minimum let's just say the scenario is just research your percent the fed stops buying that's a crisis stop being elevated you have systemic crisis of some sort united states g.d.p. swoons the media. people will go to treasuries as you know because of the flight to safety you know bill good treasuries a risk assets you have a perfect scenario rate there for a decrease in interest

don't know what we all know me but i am going to see where it is not going to cause it in nigeria or bunnies on cars just. cleveland sociology professor temple university in tokyo says the japanese people's preparation and reaction as the ground shook beneath them was exemplary. so there was pretty compelling i mean this was a quote that was the least two or three minutes and then just continued a really strong level and we were really quite amazed that the level of force definitely just continued and as i looked out the window i could see the trees and the light pole swaying just proudly to the ground kind of dancing i do think though that japan is one of the board of all been advanced countries in terms of preparing for its quakes because they catastrophic earthquakes and i think twenty three counts of the code where you know ninety ninety three and because of that the building codes are from nights in eighty nine in particular there really strict standards for construction and as a result the buildings are very very stable there's a remarkable lack of structural damage and this entire con

bunny because it's not a no fly zone here russian it working and since it's a suggestion that has an asian neighbors you can see the russian prime minister. there suggest foods. of foreign involvement now. are made but this does not detract from the question. of interests need any kind of military involvement in a country at this stage. after the liberation chance the rattle of kalashnikovs is the most common sound in the ghazi ever since ravel seized weapons depots in eastern libya rifles became the ultimate symbol of masculinity that every young man in this city once one thing in common between more market are free and it forced the struggling chance it is a fascination with arms believe in leader a developed a liking for kalashnikov rifle so much so that he even had any case forty seven munition plant built here in libya the rounds these plans produced an hour telling all across eastern libya on the frontlines and beyond young man with rifles have become a fixture on the streets of the ghazi they're eager to show them off and often slap happy in their handling of the arms can a so

whether it's fast motors historic real estate or bunny felt the people of the jaroslava region are not short of space for their robust emissions take the landscape for example almost thirty seven thousand square kilometers covered in snow in the winter months so back in the one nine hundred seventy s. rusco mechanic factory and rubinstein churning out mans new best friend in the area the russian made snowmobile in russia actually that is not all the trails all its normal bells writing. we have a north territory yes i think you can write anywhere. now the company is the number one snowmobile manufacturer in the country with seven hundred employees every machine is fully tested before it leaves the factory grounds for customers who include even the local police. over four hundred thousand of these have been manufactured since the company began in one nine hundred seventy one and with the winter olympics hitting saki in twenty fourteen it's hoped that they will be used exclusively in running those winter games. moving at a slower pace is the sleepy village of yachts investor all a jar of

. >> i am the easter bunny. >> reporter: and there are the movies.ops. >> i'm special. >> we should not get married. we don't have anything in common, do we. >> reporter: then there's his take on an eccentric young billionaire in the remake of arthur. >> i don't trust them. their shoes are permanent. >> who makes that kind of a commitment to a shoe? >> reporter: brand made a name for himself in the movies when he played an over the top rock star in forgetting sarah marshal. >> hey, i'm.... >> i know who you are. yeah, you're very, very famous. >> yeah, i am. i am. >> i had crossed the mystic desert to snap pictures of the poor. >> reporter: that same character was back in last year's comedy "get him to the greek." even the today show meredith vee air a played along. >> are you on something right now? >> yeah. >> several things. >> i'm just monkeying around there. i don't take drugs. >> reporter: the reality is brand himself has had a long struggle with addiction. >> in my real life, yeah, when i used to drink and take drugs it just got to a point whe

i put bunny ears on the plasma television. i get the hd channels.ut let's talk also about this speaker here. >> jimmy: what is that crazy center -- is he in a band? >> "this speaker works fine." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> "why do i need a new speaker?" >> jimmy: where does he live? >> in west hollywood. >> jimmy: god, i love your dad. he sounds awesome. >> he is. >> jimmy: he's gonna have fun this weekend when he goes to see this movie, 'cause i heard it's just great. well, thank you so much for coming. we have a clip of the movie, i just want to show. here's minka kelly in a scene from "the roommate." >>> hey, sarah, listen, something is up with your roommate. >> what do you mean? >> she was outside my room this morning. >> doing what? >> waiting for me. i opened my door and there she was just sitting there, staring, like some psycho. >> why would she do that? >> you ask her. i'm staying away from her. >> okay. i've got to go. ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, scary leighton. you guys go see "the roommate" tomorrow. our thanks to the great minka kelly. ricky martin

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you, tiny space between the stove and the kitchen counter, for being an unlucky graveyard for dust bunniessponges. [ laughter and applause ] i like that space. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, mark zuckerberg's facebook stalker pradeep manukonda, for having a last name that sounds like the first ever syfy channel porno. [ laughter ] "coming this fall 'manaconda.'" [ laughter ] ♪cc1: >> steve: "is that a snake in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"cc1: >> jimmy: "it's a snake." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it actually is. it actually is a snake. it actually is a snake. [ light laughter ]cc1: ♪cc1: >> jimmy: thank you, justin bieber, for wearing a disguise in a super bowl commercial that let everyone know you're a versatile actor and that in 20 years you will look like a geico caveman. [ laughter ]cc1: >> jimmy: there you have it. those are my thank you notes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back with adam sandler! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is one of the biggest comedy stars in the universe. his funny new movie "just

this is a pica that some refer to as a boulder bunny. they are common in colorado where i live and on the top of mountains and sensitive to temperature. they can die if it's greater than 80 degrees, and that's why they live high in the boulder fields in 13,000 and 14,000 foot mountains. on the left is where in orange where the pica is found today. on the right is what the projection is for 2100 what is suitable habitat. you can see it's a dramatic reduction in the range, and therefore it's potentially very, very dangerous for the species fate. just to sum up the global warming threat is, of course, involving warmer temperatures, but it also involves altered precipitation, and that's important in a place like the southwest. because of changes, we're seeing big shifts in vegetation and habitat because naturally they are in such close proximity. we're going to have a thinner snow pack because of warmer temperatures and higher evaporation rates, and higher insect rates. that all leads to wild fires. wild fires are a natural part of the south

. >> bunny? rabbit? down? >> jimmy: crouch.my: my thanks to kathy bates, chris pratt, lupe fiasco performs next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ 3q with the money you invest in clothes, why risk they'll end up faded or stretched ? try woolite complete. it's for all your clothes because it has the right balance of cleaning and care, and say goodbye to fading, shrinking and stretching. woolite complete keeps all your clothes looking like new, longer. all the flavor of mint chocolate chip ice cream... ♪ ...in a delicious 5-calorie stick of gum. dessert delights gum. from extra. lysol complete clean dual action wipes have two sides that go beyond ordinary wipes. you can feel the difference. learn more at lysol.com/missionforhealth. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest will release his highly anticipated third album called "lasers," on march 8th. he's here tonight to perform the song, "the show goes on." with a little help from the roots, please welcome lupe fiasco! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> what going on ne

. >> the snow bunnies are loving it. >> they should be, okay. >> thanks, rob. >>> well, damage from thursday'snami in hawaii has many people who live there displaced this morning. now, this is a house under water. check this out in captain cook's bay on the big island. on the kona side, at least three resorts including the four seasons, they have been evacuated and are shut down this morning. other islands are said to have just minor damage. a promising sign, though, the beach at waikiki yesterday afternoon was filled wih÷-ople once again. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, destruction and devastation in japan. and a growing nuclear crisis as authorities race to battle the threat of reactor meltdowns. >>> good morning. i'm justin allen. the giants and dodgers putting on a thriller in spring training. and the stanford women's hoops team looking for its sixth straight pac-10 tourney title. we'll have that and more just ahead in sports. >> our final stay was at the outrigger beach resor, an upscale and elegant vacation condominium. adventures on kauai are almost limitless. a ch

easter -- >> bunny. >> all: whoa! [ cheers ] >> steve: all right.hat. that was good. >> steve: that was a warm-up. this is round two. fast and furious. >> announcer: the password is -- >> steve: yeah, your turn to give first. >> jimmy: this time i'm going to get it. >> steve: your turn, bradley. >> oh, it's my turn. >> steve: yup. >> bradley goes first. [ laughter ] >> okay. and no gestures? >> jimmy: no gestures. >> okay. >> steve: this is not charades. >> jimmy: why did you have to ask that now? yeah, no guessing now. >> steve: it's called password not pass gesture. >> lick. [ laughter ] >> sickle. [ laughter ] >> pop? sickle? [ laughter ] >> steve: bradley, your turn. >> okay. so, okay. >> steve: all right. >> oh, geez. oh, candy. >> cane. >> steve: ooh. [ laughter ] remember the clues, jimmy. >> jimmy: i don't know. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. that was a song. it was a song. no! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i used to be on a candy. is that a candy? we missed it. >> steve: oh, no. two -- two points. >> jimmy: bradley goes. >

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he's playing e.b., short for easter bunny, in the new movie called "hop."ll talk to him about it tomorrow on "today" and all of this is by way of saying that our senior producer mark victor is celebrating a milestone victory. don't worry. we won't give it away. >> he looks good for any age. >> he does. he's our cute little bunny rabbit here. we love mark. he's a terrific guy. we wish him a happy birthday. >> i'm getting him a t-shirt that says "cute little bunny rabbit" for our birthday, mark. >> i'm trying to make the relationship. probably better that i didn't make that relationship to him and russell brand. >>> coming up, the off-screen drama about the new kennedy mini-series. it was executive produced by a conservative republican who was the cocreator of the history channel. now it is set to air on the smaller reelz channel. i'm trying to think of who is in it. >> katie holmes, greg kinear. >> very interesting to get the low down on that. >> and the talk every parent dreads having with children. when a beloved pet dies. the loss can have a big impact on

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. >> she's the energizer bunny. >> and all of the members that are with us to whatever carolyn tells them. she said she's our -- >> leader. >> -- leader. >> i think it's been a long day for you guys. thank you everyone for coming. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. i see the camera. you automatic give that. straight ahead. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. all righty. >> i'm scott. his son, scott. >> take care, jimbo. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> watch the winning videos every morning at c-span at 6:50 a.m. eastern, just before washington journal and during the program, meet the students who created them. stream all of the winning videos any time online at studentcam.org. >> now a discussion on what's happening behind the scenes on capitol hill over funding the government. steve forbes, president of "forbes" spoke about whether he thinks republicans should force a government shutdown over spending. from today's "washington journal" this is 40 minutes. >> hos

jacobs know from out in nevada talks about having builds ancestors somehow linked with the energy bunnybill, you have done a great job, and we are all grateful. i just want to straighten out the record for any of my board members or staff who are here. steve was little excited, he thought we had been traded and i was going back to pittsburg and he was going to san mateo. since the pact -- send the packers with the steelers, my football part remains very much with them. i did tell him that it is byrd could not win, i was glad to see a great traditional team like green bay golan and prevail in the world championship football. this is a year like no other. i know every year you come and we typically say it is really critical that you be here this year, but this year we really mean it. this year is really important. what you have on the table, right out of dickens, the best of times and the worst of times. the administration has proposed better than doubling of the infrastructure transportation investment program, and on the other side it approaches having the program. it really is the swin

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he's starring as the easter bunny in "hop."on cannot wait. >> he's delightful. >> he is. >> funny. all right. meanwhile, coming up in this half hour, the secrets to long-lalong long-lasting romance. 79% of couples say the dvr improved their relationship and a little spoiling goes a long way. what to do and what not to do. >> okay. if you're a frustrated parent when it comes to getting your kids to eat healthy, who hasn't had bad moments. even you. >> even me. >> from meatloaf cupcakes to strawberry -- [ laughter ] >> our nutrition as well. >> we'll talk about it coming up. >> we'll talk about the weekend. >> first of all, we're doing purple this weekend. >> right. we planned the outfits. coordinated. >> we have a lot of serious stuff. libya, the u.s. coalition campaign. moammar gadhafi showing no signs of backing down. we'll get the latest from there and the nuclear crisis in japan and troubling new signs that radiation leaking from the crippled power plant may be spreading. we'll get the latest on that. >> plus, we are countin

face, always saw the good in people, in a situation, and she down.1:et cc she's like the energizer bunnywhat you said in the piece. you said she taught you about living now. like you can't wait. what lessons has your daughter taught you? >> oh, god, so many. just about not letting anything get to you, like the small things, justcc1: about loving life in spite of pain, in spite of uncertainty, you know, finding something to live for. that's what she really taught me, that you can't -- that if you love life, you're going to find a way to live it. has.she cc1: >> every morning you wake up now, you're able to eat, right? >> yes. >> and then you go on to captivated ject hascc1: your inspiration. >> one thing i said, i would never take food or anything like you know.cc1:ed, it's a wonderful gift. >> great. we have another wonderful gift for you. we have a special performance we're going to play for amy cc1: right after this. [ female announcer ] when allergies make your eyes itch, don't suffer waiting for your pills to kick in. add alaway. for fast eye itch relief that works in minutes and las

they talk about having bill millar's ancestors, some a link with the energy bunny or something to that effect, but bill, you've done a great, great job. and we are all grateful. governor thompson, i just want to straighten out the record, particularly for any of my board members, our staff director. steve lind was a little excited. he thought we had been traded and i was going back to pittsburgh for a draft choice in his going to san mateo. the governor and i were bantering quite a bit about football seeing as his green bay packers with my pittsburgh steelers. i do no longer live in pittsburgh but my heart, particularly football heart, remains very much within. but i did tell him that if pittsburgh could when i was will glad to see a great traditional team like green bay from a small market with rabid fans like we have in pittsburgh go on and prevail in the world championship of football. i think him to steal a line from fda administrator peter rogoff, this is a year like no other. i know every year you, we typically say boy, it's really but it critical that you be this year. but this

. >> the csa, pat down the bunny.8:30, on a thursday morning. the 24th day of march, 2011. big crowd assembled here in rockefeller plaza. we've got lots of people. out on the plaza, i'm matt lauer, along with ann curry. and al roker. coming up in this half hour, what's it like to feel as if you're 70, even if you're only in your 30s? natalie is about to find out. she is wearing a special suit in our studio right now, designed to simulate the limitations of aging. we're going to find out how that's going in just a couple of minutes. >> she looks so hot. >> she always does. that's a very interesting exercise. you've got to compare yourself and maybe do it to not have some of the effects. >>> also this morning, very serious topic. imagine losing all of your life savings. it actually happens to a couple we have i believe in the green room, a husband and a wife. and they lost it in the bernie madoff scandal. coming up, we're going to find out what you can learn from that experience. >>> and if you have a high school senior