-ga-da-da, da-ga-da, kae-na-ga-da, da-ga-na-da him, gi-ni-da, da-ga-da-da, da-ga-da, kae-na-ga-da, da-ga-na-da, di-ni-di-ni-da. ♪ ah-ma-nei-za, ma-ma-nei-za, ♪ ♪ nei-pa-ba-lama-lama- ba-lama-nei-za. ♪ you have to reproduce. [plays same piece] this ability comes only from singing whatever you're playing. it requires a lot of memory, and you have to be on your toes at all times because you don't know when you're going to get a lesson. it could be in a restaurant. it could be late at night while he's in bed. it could be in the car, in rush hour traffic in new york city on the way to the airport. but when it occurred to him to teach, that's when it was time for you to learn; time for me to learn. so i did that for about almost 20 years. [drumming] why don't we play the first part. we'll see what needs to be done. the first movement up to here? no. just the exposition of the first movement. [plays light, bouncy piece] (pagano) there's so many facets to be considered in classical music that one really needs to be guided. music is sound,

the place you can remember your name because there ain't supervisor say to give you no city pain da-da-da-da-daa-da-da-da and then i let the horse run free cow the horse had run to mayor lee and at the end after being led i was looking at a dragon's bed you see, i've been through the parade with a horse with no name it's so good to be out of the rain in the parade you can remember your name cause there ain't no one to give you no city pain da-dee-da-dee-da-da-dee and i can see clearly sitting now the city rain is gone and i can see all city hall obstacles in my way gone are the dark clouds that had the typhoon, typhoon philippines blind it's going to be a bright, bright rainbow day it's gonna be a bright, bright rainbow day hey-hey-hey tuesday. (applause) >> next speaker. >>> good afternoon. my name is jordan engle. some of you know me at this point. i'm here as a representative of a group of concerned property and business owners on the broadway corridor. a few of which appeared at the last small business commission legislative hearing in late january. we were under the impression after that m

♪ dah-dah-dah-da-dah-da-dah-dah da-da-dah ♪ [ pprrrrrrttttttttttttttt ] ♪ [ clap, clap ] >> joe: aerialre in metlife stadium. there's john elway. who is the executive vice president of football operations. back-to-back super bowls. first time in 15 years they've been here. here's montee ball. they're still working on the back of knowshon moreno, who left the last time the broncos had it. gain of one. there's under seven minutes to play here. and the denver broncos have to start going down the field. >> troy: you do the math, joe. they need two touchdowns and three two point conversions. they have to start getting the ball down the field and pick up a lot of yardage in chunks, which is hard to do against this defense. >> joe: second and nine. and it's demaryius thomas who is going to be good for a first down. let's take you down to erin andrews. >> erin: just an update on knowshon moreno. he spent time on and off this training table. athletic trainers working on the left side of his back, trying to loosen him up. he's been trying to stretch on the sideline. and telling us they wanted to

♪ dah-dah-dah-da-dah-da-dah-dah da-da-dah ♪ [ pprrrrrrttttttttttttttt ] ♪ [ clap, clap ] ♪ >>> we welcomese earlier, 38 laps into the daytona 500, rain, severe weather warning at the track. and 3:40 in this rain interruption, they are currently drying the track, doing the best they can. the rain has been intermittent, making it difficult to dry the track. still hoping to go racing. and the racing we had earlier, when they waived the green flag, it was the rookie back to the 3 car, richard childress racing and austin dillon who led one lap. kyle larson, another rookie, they were seven rookies in the daytona 500. the kid from california, twice went into the wall damaging his car. matt kenseth two-time daytona 500 winner. >> he almost misses his pit stall. spun it around and wound up in the pit stall. >> that's fancy pitting. >> martin truex already in a backup car. >> that's one of the richard childress power under the hood. there's nine other cars that have that same engine. lot of people worried. >> earlier, kyle busch taking the lead in the toyota. we've had five leaders, five lead chang

. >> yes, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> da da da da da. ♪ every ten years i promise to love youu made me laugh in the wedding singer ♪ Ñ and then we went on 50 first dates ♪ ♪ you are the fred to my ginger rogers ♪ ♪ you're the rob ford to my crack cocaine ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ am i your best movie husband ♪ ♪ of course you are adam ♪ better than hugh grant ♪ much better than grant ♪ better than ben stiller ♪ much better than stiller ♪ better than jimmy fallon ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ you both have great qualities ♪ [ applause ] ♪ i will still love you when you're 64 ♪ ♪ i will still love you when your boobs touch the floor ♪ [ laughter ] >> so, right now? >> not yet. [ laughter ] ♪ truth is, you've made me better than i ever thought i could be ♪ ♪ every ten years you'll always have me ♪ [ applause ] ♪ oh i could be the man who grows old with you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i want to be the man who grows old with drewy ♪ >> thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: drew barrymore, adam sandler! stick around dierks bentley performs next everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

it's like, why don't you just do music, da-da-da. it's like an overall creative expression.har, that designed the jawbone wristband and stuff and the jambox and everything. as a designer, you know, he's not in a box to only design, you know, a speaker. he can design whatever he wants, and i'm like, that's the type of creative expression and freedom any creative, you know, wants. and as you, you know, get really successful at one thing you start to grow, and you feel like you can do more things, and your shoe starts to get a little bit tight, and do you everything you can to get a bigger shoe so you can walk further and run faster. and people are like, now in this day and age, if you don't believe it, they're like, no, kanye, you can't run faster. this is the limit that was made. this is -- the walls that michael jackson broke down for you and jay-z and russell simmons broke down for you. this is the end of it. so i'm in the process, 2013 all the controversy, blah, blah, blah. i'm in the process of breaking down walls that people will understand ten years from now, 20 years f

. ♪ sunny, da da da da. ♪ my sunny was singing shining so sincere, sunny once so true, i love you. ♪ad something, didn't he? >> he was one of a kind. you know. i've just been doing a lot of the interviews with people you know and knowing how people felt about him as an actor and he's just this guy you know. i think a lot of people don't realize he's really intelligent, really well read. he wrote really well. he was a great musician. in our film, at one point, it becomes a musical and he sings dr. john and mary ann faithful. we recorded over capitol records where he recorded his calypso album where sinatra would do it. it was kind of, we really had a great time you know. i miss him a lot you know. i feel real honored. >> when are you going to finish the film? >> six months. we're pretty close. it took so long, charlie, you know. he's very -- it was really difficult. we would film when we had money and when bob was around. and people, like dennis hopper said to me, how did you get him to do this? i'm so surprised he said yes because he's so difficult about stuff. and i said you know, i

(imitates trumpet fanfare) ♪ dum da-da-da! let the doing it... commence.you have to do that every time? donna, if i had the money, i'd take out an ad in the paper. oh, no. no, no, no, no, no, no. never say, "oh, no" when you're talking about birth-control pills. anything's better than "oh, no." i forgot to take one. except that. oh, god. oh, god. oh, my god. one minute my life's all light and breezy, and the next, i'm shackled to you and some kid. oh, my god. oh, my god, my heart is pounding so hard-- like in the cartoons, when daisy duck sees donald duck, and her heart goes, "ba-boom! ba-boom!" but that was a happy thing, and this is 'cause you couldn't keep your dirty hands off me! okay, come on, let's think. hey, there's only a couple times a month something like this can happen, right? maybe there's some kind of time-related loophole. hey, did we spring forward or fall back? when we did it? i don't know. i don't know what you'd call it, but it's the same every time. well, i can't be that bad, donna. i got you pregnant! ♪ ♪ hangin' out ♪ down the street

she was say, "da, da, da", and picked up the camera and played with the buttons. >> did you know that you were ? >> no, i went back to the hotel room and couldn't get her off my mind. tatiana told everyone, "that's my mum." she probably said it to everyone, but they told me she never said it. >> can you imagine what your life would be like if she never stopped in there. >> i don't think i would have lived this long. for the first eight years of my life i didn't go to the doctors or have medical treatment for the first six years of my life. >> watching her compete, it's hard to imagine when tatiana came to the u.s., she was so sick doctors feared the sick little girl wouldn't make it. >> i'm thinking, "i have to keep her alive." i thought i'd get involved in swimming. >> tatiana joined the bennett blazers. a program for disabled athletic children in baltimore maryland. tatiana was an immediate stand out. >> she was very spirited. she wanted to do everything. i mean, it's - her speed was phenomenal. she had a natural athleticism. >> the coach said "she's amazing", i thought, "yes, she i

this is the speed, she was going da da da, picked up my camera and played with the buttons. >> did younow you were possibly going to adopt a child? >> no. i went back to the hotel and couldn't get her out of my mind. unbeknowns to me, she said, that's my mom. and i said, she probably says that to everyone. but then they told me, she never said that. >> i don't think i would be living that long. for the first six years of my life i didn't go to the doctors once, didn't have medical treatment for the first six years of my life. >> watching her compete now it's hard to bleeb that whether tatiana first came to the u.s., she was so sick that doctors felt she wouldn't make it. >> i was thinking, i've got to keep her alive. how do i do that? swimming, swimming is good for hasht. >> eventually tatiana joined the bennett blazers. >> you can do it. >> a program for disabled children in maryland. coach glen herman said tatiana was a standout. >> she was a spirited kid. she always wanted to do everything. her speed was phenomenal and she had a natural athleticism. >> the coaches are saying, oh she

i would sometimes strike up a conversation, how are you doing today, da, da, da, yeah, looks good, reallyce, whatever, just small talk. it's hot outside, whatever. then okay, what can i help you with? i'm here to make a withdrawal? savings or checking? it's coming out of your drawer. please give me the money and i'll leave. are you serious? yes, ma'am, i'm serious. that be all? yes, ma'am. you have a wonderful day. you have a wonderful day, too. and i walk calmly, nonchalantly out of the bank, walk about 20, 30 yards and take off running and i'd disappear. nobody knows where i went or what happened to me. >> while this isn't walker's first prison term, it is his longest, bringing special meaning to the five tears he has had tattooed on his face. >> got these like nine, ten years ago, about ten years ago. they were for each member of my family that i'll never see in the free world again. my son, my mother, my father, my two sisters. >> walker has been in prison for ten years and has at least another twenty before he's eligible for parole. troy wagner has been struggling with the 20 years h

and we're going bump, da-dun, da-dun, da-dun, dun-dun, dun-dun, dun. and that's a swag surf.s, "swag surf." bow! alexis, you got it. >> [ chuckles ] >> booyah! >> ever wonder why circuses have rings? it's because the ring is the best way for riders to do tricks on cantering horses. why did you want to join the circus? >> well, i'm glad for the opportunity to showcase my country's talent and to do different stuff at the same time. >> so, you actually get to ride this elephant behind us? what's that like? >> yes, i do. it's different, because it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. it's a little challenging. the elephants have a mind of their own, but it's a great opportunity. this is my beautiful elephant. >> in addition to riding an elephant, she's also a caribbean dancer and showgirl. so, what does it take to be a showgirl? >> first you need one of these beautiful headpieces. >> wow. >> can i put it on you? >> i would love that. >> okay. >> wow. this is big. i feel like a bird. could you teach me some of the moves that you do on the elephant? >> sure. i can teach you one or t

black is da da come. i love love love it's not taking get off the tv onto his is keeping an eye that could see nothing in common in india. that is one of the team concept the old says stacked against them that the stale back to class and getting back into the rhythm of school. just a few weeks self to be resettled in this remote parts of eastern sri lanka in the ten year old said she was displaced along with the rest of the community by palms conflict and the snow begin in the classroom since two thousand and six. when we were just late. my mother and that i went to ireland. i would have to look after my brothers. and it is so petite build a lie is to get tougher as the almost impossible to cost of conducting the boss of different races and different levels. grade four students in her crib. a two minute when it's the same subject. when substitute different. that is what it is hard. this school building still has the scars of war to wit the east and north of sri lanka in areas where fighting raged for twen

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i mean also depends on them and who's going to be on this list da da is not the oligarchs behind ukrainian government or indeed sitting in the ukrainian government will feel the heat because a lot of them have access to the eu and that they will do something to benefit cheat because creation with your position. boy am but realistically i mean how effective do they think that the sanctions will be because my question to step in and make up for the losses. well i mean the russian laws have been to make up for the losses of private individuals but of course the personally will take time the main base in you you would be about forty eight hours before the said measures come into effect that it will have to see whether that's true or not and of course that doesn't mean necessarily mean that the violence will stop just because someone passes in austria for example yanukovich this comedy is rumored to have a large businesses this is all state that would to be free citizen that it doesn't mean that they would to stop the repression as you said it believes it is a cute border with russia and russia

so we wanted to find out what da da behind such a controversial poll could be you need to add to the editor in chief will tell my news is it that the new addition to general moving from his previous job a great ep in moscow. i can't but claims he cannot work anymore for an industry which has forgotten what the press feels like the pole he instigated fertile mind was the reaction to the pool was recently by a russian tv channel use it. which got the station was shut down by the government was dealing with the touchy subject but russia and will grow to include the ability of trust between you mine. storm. one song when we asked ourselves the question we understood before he can work existing ourselves on slippery glam students who are there in the center holding a news release into steve has been vastly awesome new friends that this year in israel we would be closing on the key to feel what it is not there and if there'll be sanctions of some kind and will be decided in the court of law one of the population has trust in gm's mainly interested in reading the worst case scenario we will

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that's latin for "speak-a-da english speak-a-da english."hter) and as leahy points out, it's not enough they sang a deeply christian patriotic anthem, the ad also prominently features a gay couple. (audience reacts) for pete's sake, since when are gays allowed to gay up "america the beautiful?" (laughter) i mean, if the woman who wrote the song, katherine lee bates saw this ad, she would be disgusted and so would her life partner katherine co-man with whom she lived for 25 years in what was then referred to as a "boston marriage." (cheers and applause) folks, that was not a gay marriage, it was the 19th century. women could not be lesbians back then, okay? they couldn't even vote. or, as lesbians call it, scissoring. (laughter) well, that's it, america. i am officially removing coca-cola from the all-american male which, as we all snow hot dog for entree, a side of baseball glove, apple pie for dessert and, of course, mom who stands for mono oxidase methyl hydrate, that gives the apple pie the sustained feeling of wetness. plus, of course, t

da english speak-a-da english." (laughter) and as leahy points out, it's not enough they sang a deeply christian patriotic anthem, the ad also prominently features a gay couple. (audience reacts) for pete's sake, since when are gays allowed to gay up "america the beautiful?" (laughter) i mean, if the woman who wrote the song, katherine lee bates saw this ad, she would be disgusted and so would her life partner katherine co-man with whom she lived for 25 years in what was then referred to as a "boston marriage." (cheers and applause) folks, that was not a gay marriage, it was the 19th century. women could not be lesbians back then, okay? they couldn't even vote. or, as lesbians call it, scissoring. (laughter) well, that's it, america. i am officially removing coca-cola from the all-american male which, as we all snow hot dog for entree, a side of baseball glove, apple pie for dessert and, of course, mom who stands for mono oxidase methyl hydrate, that gives the apple pie the sustained feeling of wetness. plus, of course, the vegetable. nation, i know -- fruit, no letters. i'm in no position to judge others. there, that's better. this is tip of the hat, wag of the finger. (cheers and applause) the super bowl is one of the biggest events of the year because football is america's game. we all love it! but unfortunately, folks, some people out there aren't cheering for our n.f.l. heroes. i'm talking, of course, about the cheerleaders. >> the oakland raiders are being sued by the team's cheerleaders, current and former raiderettes. they accuse the team of wage theft and unfair employment practices. >> they claim when the season was all said and done the cheerleaders made less than $5 an hour. >> what are they complaining about? at least we pay them! i mean, the refs have to take a second job at the foot locker. (laughter) that's why i'm giving a wag of my finger to litigious cheerleaders. the n.f.l. can't give cheerleaders raises. if they have more money they might be able to afford more clothing! how can we know they're excited if we can't count their ribs? (laughter) and folks, its if collective action works in this case it could work with cheerleader unions. soon you'll be in the stands revved up by this guy. don't touch his pom-pom, only he can move the pom-pom. (laughter) frankly, frankly, i have to say, folks, this makes me question everything i thought i knew about cheerleaders. maybe they really did want to talk to me in high school. i was too hot. (cheers and applause) folks, i've said mitt times, i'm no fan of pope francis. i know he's god's voice on earth but sometimes he comes off as preachy. (laughter) well looky look who's on the current issue of "rolling stone." that's right, it's daft pontiff. and i haven't been this upset at "rolling stone" since their 1993 cover featuring mother teresa. (audience reacts) so, yo, i'm mad, too. oh, i'm mad, too. i thought that was wrong. so i'm giving a wag of my finger to the pope for going mainstream! what's next? you're getting encyclicals in starbucks? and only the papacy's only stuff. i mean 483 to 492, that is old school! his repudiation of the henoticon of emperor zeno's at the beginning of the acacian schism, that is my jam! (cheers and applause) well, i'd say this sellout pope needs to stay fear tawadros ii of alexandria. he's big in egypt but he hasn't broken in the states yet so you probably haven't heard of him. next up, folks, long-time viewers of the "report" know i'm no fan of china. for one thing, why don't any of their athletes have skin? (audience reacts) but even i was disappointed when china's central government banned cigarettes from kindergartens and elementary schools. (boos) yeah, yeah, that's right. from now on if chinese students want to smoke they'll v to get their smooth flavor from the sky. (laughter) so folks i -- tonight i'm giving a wag of my finger to china. america is the land of the free, but china is the land of freedom from regulation. it's the only country on earth where dry wall is the flavor of toothpaste. (laughter) i can't believe they kicked their own children out of marlborough company. the jump off the tobacco dragon won't be easy. they get hooked early china. this is their pacifier. by the way, speaking of china. china. the folks, back in december i shared my outrage that the moon-- america's moon-- had allowed a chinese rover, the jade rabbit, to land on its surface even though the moon's clearly not over us yet. why else would it keep looking through our windows at night? (laughter) but human, we have a problem. >> china's moon rover has apparently broken down on the lunar surface. officials say something has gone wrong with the jade rabbit's mechanical controls. they believe it was caused by the "complicated lunar surface environment." >> the rover has to go into hibernation mode when it gets exceptionally cold and a glitch isn't letting do it that. >> stephen: tonight a rare double wag of my finger to china. (two gongs) (laughter) folks, not just for invading our moon with their rover, but for trying to make me care about it! (laughter) because-- and this is true-- china's actual official statement about the problems was win from the point of view of the doomed rover. jim? >> "my masters discovered something abnormal with my mechanical controls. my masters are staying up all night working for a solution. nevertheless, i'm aware i might not survive this lunar night." >> stephen: no, no, folks, that stuff happens. go on. >> "before departure i studied the history of mankind's lunar probes. about half of the past 130 explorations ended in success. the rest ended in failure. this is space exploration. the danger comes with its beauty. i am but a tiny dot in the vast picture of this adventure." (audience reacts) >> stephen: damn these winter allergies! that snowstorm is kicking up a lot of pollen. >> "the sun has fallen and the temperature has darkened so quickly. to tell you all a secret, i don't feel all that sad. i was just in my owned a venture story and like every hero i encountered a small problem. good night, earth. good night, humanity. (audience reacts) 6-. >> stephen: damn it! (sobbing) you made me mourn a piece of chinese technology! and i didn't even drop this one in the toilet! (cheers and applause) we'll be right back. 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(cheers and applause) there's just something about a kid with dark hair and glasses who saves the world that just speaks to me. on sunday "harry potter" author j.k. rowling rocked the muggle world this revelation. jim, accio footage. >> j.k. rolling said hermoine granger should have ended up with harry instead of ron. rowling says she put ron and her nighny together for very personal reasons. she goes on to say it may not have been the best match. >> stephen: yes! j.

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[ cheers and applause ] >> thanks for having me, seth. >> seth: so visiting new york on $40 a day -- i mean, this is an expensive city. is that really possible? >> it's more than possible, seth. it's easy. as long as you follow my simple steps. [ ka-ching ] here's how you do it. [ light laughter ] you arrive at the airport in the morning, and the first thing you do you is take a quick $38 cab ride into the city. [ laughter ] >> seth: wait, i'm sorry. $38? steven, i know you're the expert, but don't you think it would be cheaper to take train in? >> yes, it would, seth. but, taking a cab is way faster. plus, you haven't experienced new york until you've almost died riding in a cab. [ cheers ] >> seth: okay. so you're in manhattan. what's next? >> well, for breakfast on a budget, head straight to sammy's sully on 73rd and amsterdam. they have an amazing egg and cheese on a roll for $2.50. >> seth: yeah, but after your cab ride, you only have $2. >> right. so what you do is wait for someone to order the sandwich and listen for the name they give. let's say jack. then, when they call jack's name, grab the egg and cheese and get the hell out of there. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you steal sandwich? >> yes, i do. i do steal a sandwich and run. the great thing is sammy's deli is only three minute sprint to central park, which has great hiding places for to you enjoy your bounty. >> seth: okay, so you're hiding in the park, eating your sandwich. and once you're done and you're in central park, then what do you do? >> well, central park is one of the great manmade wonders of the world. so what i like to for the next four hours is sit on a bench. [ laughter ] >> seth: you sit on a bench for four hours? [ laughter ] >> i'm not sitting on the bench the whole time, seth. the last couple of hours i'm usually stretching out or taking a nap. then, when a police officer pokes with you his baton and says "get out of here," that means it is time for lunch. [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm going to say this doesn't sound like the greatest time in new york. >> well, if we'd be doing things your way, we'd still be on that train. >> seth: all right. so where do you go for lunch? >> for lunch on a budget, head to sammy's deli on 73rd and amsterdam. >> seth: are you going to steal a sandwich from the same deli? i mean, won't the recognize you? >> this time you just grab whatever is on the counter. >> seth: so just to clarify, your money saving advice for everyone here is to just steal sandwiches. >> sorry, seth, can't hear you. you're still on that train. >> seth: the train would be here by now. >> with lunch out of the way, what trip to new york would be complete without a little entertainment? >> seth: all right, so entertainment, we're talking broadway musical, concert at the lincoln center. >> all good, but what i like to do is head to the nearest bodega and buy myself a $1 scratcher. whoa! what just happened, seth? you just won 25 bucks! [ laughter ] >> seth: so, hold on. part of your plan on doing new york city on a budget is winning a scratch-off lottery ticket. >> if there's another way to make a quick $25, i don't want to hear it. or i'd like to hear it, but i don't want to hear it. [ laughter ] >> seth: there are literally thousands of ways to make $25. >> nah! now that you have $26 in your pocket, you immediately take a $24 cab ride to times square. >> seth: why are you taking another cab? >> so now you're in times square. >> seth: with $2. >> and as you're getting out of the cab -- whoa, what's this, seth? there's a wet $20 bill stuck to the floor of the cab! [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a little convenient. >> you immediately hail another cab. >> seth: you've got to stop taking cabs! >> and $20 later you're in washington square park. right in the middle of greenwich village, where you'll find a wonderful mix of artists and musicians. >> seth: okay, so you're there. you like to take in a little culture. >> oh, sure. i love street musicians, and i'll tell you why. it is impossible to play the saxophone and watch your hat full of money at the same time. [ laughter ] >> seth: don't tell me you steal the hat. >> of course not, seth. i steal the money. [ light laughter ] and the hat. >> seth: so you're a thief. >> i am. and i feel bad about it. >> seth: okay. >> and when i feel bad, i like to drink. [ cheers and applause ] so what i like to do is hop on a bus. >> seth: all right. well, that's good because taking a bus makes way more sense. >> did i say bus? i meant cab. [ laughter ] i head to chelsea and go to this great gay bar called members only. i'm not gay, but this bar has great drink specials. >> seth: what are the drink specials? >> i slow dance with eric, the bartender, in the bathroom stall, and he gives me free drinks. >> seth: and when you say slow dance, you don't really mean slow dance, do you? >> no, and he doesn't like it slow. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] anyway, i usually drink vodka sodas. after couple cocktails, you ask eric if you can borrow 40 bucks. one more quick trip to the bathroom stall and then it's just a quick $40 cab ride back to the airport. >> seth: leaving you with $2.53. >> you throw the 53 cents on the ground. >> seth: wait, why would you throw the 53 cents on the ground? >> metal detector, seth. >> seth: oh, man. you are bad with money. >> but guess what? >> seth: what? >> you've just done new york city for less than $40. and what do you still have in your wallet? >> seth: at this point, i do not believe you have a wallet. >> $2! >> seth: steven strand, everybody! so that's all, $40? we'll be right back with lena dunham after this. 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[ laughter ] then the next day, i come over and they are all sitting around talking like nothing happened. >> that's right. my boyfriend thinks it is like an insane pathology. like i'll come home and be like she is a sociopath. she is a broken person. this is over. and the next day i'm like, i hope you don't mind but she is coming over to watch tv. [ laughter ] >> seth: it is great. it is such an education. i love the show so much. >> i love you and you're doing such a good job. >> seth: well, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> a real honor to be here. >> seth: i'm so happy you're here for the first week. >> and i love fred. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that is the nicest you've ever been to a guest on our show. >> fred: yeah. and that i ever will be. >> seth: ever will be? that's the bar? >> fred: that's it. that's the highest. >> seth: thank you, fred. [ laughter ] >> and a very chic studio. >> seth: it's very chic right? we feel very good about it. i built it by hand. [ laughter ] i laid every brick. >> like a real brooklyn gentleman. >> seth: i'm a real -- i can't do anything. you can tell by my hands. nothing has ever happened here. >> they're so soft. >> seth: they're so soft. now you recently got in a bit of a jam at the airport. >> i did. and i actually, the only thing that got me out of it, fame, was thinking like this might be an okay talk show story. >> seth: oh that's good. yeah, when you start living your life like that you realize that you've kind of arrived. >> or that you're broken. >> seth: that might be it. you might be a broken person. so what happened? >> i was on my way to ohio from los angeles to go visit my former alma mater, oberland college. >> seth: right. >> and i was late for my flight, rushing through, clearly there was an issue with my purse. they scanned it a few times and it is like, what is going on? and i see some really intense -- i am actually getting nervous talking about it because i don't do a good job recounting stories -- this is stressful for me relive it. i see two guys like come like look at each other. like oh we've got a real situation on our hands. and then they pulled out my key chain, and -- my production company just moved into a new office and one of the women who i share my office with had given us all self-defense key chains in case we were walking home at a late hour. >> seth: what is a self-defense key chain look like? >> it is shaped like a cat. it go over your knuckles but i guess two ears could like gut somebody. >> seth: gotcha. [ laughter ] i've got to give it up to the tsa that they saw that and thought it was a weapon. that's pretty on point. >> it was crazy but the crazy thing about me was like, i understood sort of intellectually it could be used as a weapon but really all i thought what a cute little cat. [ light laughter ] so i put it on my key chain. i didn't think about it again until these two tsa workers are like we're going to need to take you aside and we are going to have to wait for law enforcement to come to assess the situation and decide what our further steps are. >> seth: i will say that if i had seen this happening i would have said, oh, they're shooting an episode of "girls." [ laughter ] >> i couldn't believe. i was like can i just call, i think i'm going to maybe miss my flight so could i just make a couple of phone calls to let everybody know that i'm okay and they are like, unfortunately we are not going to be able to let you make any calls until law enforcement has assessed the situation. so you're just going to need to stay cool right here. they like look at my passport and they are like lena dunham? i'm like mh-hmm. that's me. >> seth: not "girls" fans i'm taking it. >> not even -- it is the only time i've ever -- i felt like such, so much guilt about just hoping someone might be passing by go like, love the show! so they would have a sense that i wasn't a convicted criminal. they are like, do you have a criminal record? i said no. >> seth: the worst thing would have been if someone walked by and go, you're killing it lena! [ laughter ] you would have been like. just take you away. [ applause ] >> i was so scared. i was like, they're going to amanda knox me. i'm going to go in for a long time. >> seth: that's how it starts. >> i'm going away for a long time. the criminal justice system is broken in this country. they put away the good people and let the bad people go free. and so i just kept saying over and over, if it was really a weapon, i would not have been using it as a key chain. if i was really trying to shiv someone on the plane i wouldn't have attached this to the keys to my gym locker and just stuff it into my purse for everyone to see. so finally the two police officers arrived. and one is like, do you have a criminal record? the tsa officer is like, no. she says she's clean but let's see if it checks out. [ laughter ] i was like, this is like svu times a thousand. i was crying. and then finally they're like, we want you to know that since this is your first offense we are not going to write you up. however, you are not going to be able to take this key chain with you. i was like, i don't want it. do you think i ever want this to happen to me again? i cried and then i called my mom. i was like, mom you won't believe what happened to me. they kept me inside for 45 minutes. they talked to me like i was a criminal. and she was like, oh, my god. do you think anybody saw and tweeted about it? [ laughter ] she was purely worried about -- >> seth: now i'm heart broken because you are hosting "saturday night live" next week. >> i mean i'm the happiest i've ever been. [ cheers and applause ] but i'm missing you by like, by a fort knight. >> seth: you're missing me by a fort night. but you were like a super fan. >> i mean it's crazy. when i found out that i would be hosting, i screamed to such a degree that the people in my writer's room thought someone had died. they were like, guess we get to leave work because lena's family member kicked the bucket. i was insane with joy because i was obsessed as a teenager. i would stay up -- to watch the reruns on that were on comedy central and i had to be in the house every saturday night by 9:00 p.m. which was not that hard because i didn't have friends. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're like, i made it! >> yes! to like lay out all the snacks and make sure that like i had dominated the tv. there was a big like, no talking during the monologue. you can maybe ask me one question during the commercial break but i need to focus. i would take notes sometimes. >> seth: that's great. >> and i also only kid in new york history who tried to get a fake id when i was 14 that said i was 16 not because i wanted to drink but because i wanted to go to "snl." [ laughter ] [ applause ] the way i messed up was at school. we had these school ids and i went into the office where they made our school ids and i was like, hey i lost my id. can you guys make me a new one? they were like, sure no problem. i was like but can you make it so that it says i'm 16? and they were like, no, but you're 14 and i was like, i know but i'm not going to do anything illegal. so just give it to me. >> seth: and they were like fine but we're putting on it your criminal record and you better never get caught by airport security. [ laughter ] because this will turn up. well i think you're going to be amazing on "snl." i will stop by just to watch. i cannot wait. >> i want to hug you. >> seth: i will be there to hug. i promise. >> i'm going to send you pictures of me crying in places you used to frequent. [ laughter ] >> seth: and i will promptly make a scrap book of that. thank you for coming by during our first week. >> thank you! >> seth: i'm such a fan. 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[ cheers ] >> hell yes. she's for real. >> seth: right. so how did your approach go? >> she shot me down. i stumbled over something. i was like, wow you're really pretty. and she said thank you. well, you know, i'm doing this show and i'm writing and it's going really well. she's like, what are you working on? you know, i got some stuff coming out. >> seth: oh, okay gotcha. >> you know it was a slow time. we were in an acting recession. so you know, i didn't have nothing to talk about. she went -- and like her publicist whisked her away like so fast -- >> seth: and those ferraris, you can't catch. a toyota you can run down. >> toyota, you shoot the tires out. they ain't going nowhere. ferrari, it's gone. >> seth: yes. so now you are new orleans but you know, i'm from the new england area. i'm a red sox and a celtics fan. i hear you hate boston sports. >> i hate boston sports with a passion. all of them. kevin garnett. paul pierce is a really nice guy. i hate him. tom brady, this is my thing. i've worked with all the boston guys and i love them. like i hate boston sports so much and every time i meet a guy from boston they are the nicest guy in the world. and tom brady has the best life in the world. you know what i mean? wreck a car, lose a super bowl, beautiful wife, $100 million contract. who cares, it's tom brady. >> seth: i'm really -- i grew up liking comic books. i'm pretty excited about this. you are in the new captain america movie. this is so big. [ cheers and applause ] you play falcon. >> this is how you know this is my reel. so you know, they air brush stuff. this is how you know this is my real arm, okay? so i have a killer farmers tan right here. so down here i got like wesley snipe arm. up here i got like will smith arm. so like, there is no blend in there, you know? that's how you know it is my real arm. i figured that out looking at the picture. >> seth: now you, you play falcon. >> yes. i'm taking this. >> seth: yeah of course. as well you should. [ light laughter ] now i saw the trailer. it seems like a ton of action. are you one of those do your own stunt actors? >> no. that's why they have stuntmen. because the great thing about this is, if i had hit a bus with my face, it wouldn't be so good. >> seth: right. you were like happy to let the stuntmen -- >> i was very happy. so they had this thing. they brought out a crane and put it like a construction crane like in the middle of manhattan. the ones that fall and take down like four buildings when godzilla comes right? [ light laughter ] so they put i like 300 feet in the air. they're like, alright anthony. we have this new pick point system and we'll point you and pull you up. we need you to do a back flip and come down inverted face first to the ground and we're going to stop you. from 300 feet? [ laughter ] they're like, yeah. so i look at my stuntman, aaron tony. amazing. i'm like look, dude. i don't feel comfortable. [ laughter ] he's like no, you should try it. i'm like sign me up. i'm a grown man. another man challenged me. imma do it. so i get on the line. i go all the way up. they're like anthony, back flip. i try to spin and i can't spin. so i finally get -- i just look like a wounded duck. i finally bend over backwards and they dropped me. like this. from 300 feet. and the camera basically does this. i'm like ah! [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] >> seth: alright. now you are in a movie that opens this weekend with forest whittaker, "repentance." tell me about that. >> "repentance" is basically a psychological thriller. i look at it like "misery." do you remember "misery?" and "eve's bayou" put together. forest whittaker is kathy bates and i'm the white dude in the bed getting beat up. >> seth: james caan. he has a name. >> i'm that guy. seth is like, stop. i'm that dude. so it is a great story. it is a love story. it is a thriller. it is a caper, it is everything. forest and i, i am a life coach. and forest is having problems in his life so i try to coach him. it don't work out that well. >> seth: let's show a clip real quick of it not working out. >> this is bad. >> i don't mean to bother you. thanks for coming. ♪ >> well, i hope that the journey brings you to where you need to go. >> seth: you seem really nice right to the end. >> that's how it happens. >> seth: "repentance" comes out in select cities tomorrow. thank you so much for coming by. we'll be back with music from john mayer. anthony mackie, everybody. 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da. >> da. that's all you speak? is that it? >> that's it. >> would you do me a favor and send it back to savannah in new york in russian? >> we'll take it. thanks, guys. >>> meanwhile, who do we have here? the u.s. hockey team members they're ready to play, all they've got to do now is get to sochi. a reenergized team, usa is looking to sochi with the eyes on the gold. guys, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ryan, you're the veteran of the team. you came so close in vancouver. how do you like your chances this time around? >> i like it. we have a lot of guys coming back from that silver medal team. and we were a little disappointed losing the way we did. but we have a good chance and excited to go to sochi and win gold. >> and derrick, what's it like putting that usa jersey on and getting ready to head out? >> it's a tremendous honor. super exciting. find myself pretty lucky to represent my country. and, you know, it's pretty cool to be able to do it with a couple teammates, as well. >> and ryan m., ryan in the middle. you guys are teammates with the rangers. does that give you an advantage or a flow together? >> i think it helps, the circumstances, going so far away from home. being able to relax with people you've been around for a while. and these two are forwards and play a little bit together. if they're on the ice together, that helps. >> i love the understatement from the hockey players. i watch you guys, you bring it, and you're like, it's cool. >> and how long do you get to practice as this olympic team before you're out there competing? >> yeah. actually, we got three days of practices and we're thrown on the ice. >> got it down. >> learn as you go. >> february 12th, is that right? >> yes. >> well, good luck to you. we'll see you in sochi. >> go for gold! >>> all right. now for more on team usa, let's go back out to sochi and matt. >> not only will the men's hockey competition be intense, but so will the women's competition. we have megan duggan and ladies, good morning to you. got any advice? what are the men going to experience when they get to sochi? >> everything's ready and waiting for them to get here. >> you've had a good time so far? >> excellent. >> ladies, you're twins. everybody says twins know what the other is thinking. you skate on the same line when you play. does that give you an advantage? >> i think so. megan's our line mate right now and i think we communicate really well. maybe sometimes too much. but, yeah, i think growing up together and playing together has always helped. >> we've covered a lot of olympics and winter olympics. they say the figure skating is the glamour sport of the olympics. i think ice hockey is. it's the most intense competition i see every time we go to the winter games. how do you describe the passion? first of all, that they have here in russia. talk about canada and the united states. >> well, the olympics, that's the biggest stage we get to play on. we train all four years for this tournament. and this is a stage that we want to play on, that we dream about playing on. so you can't -- you're not going to get anything but the best from all the teams here. >> and i want to say that the russians when you talk to them here, they are absolutely determined to win two gold medals. do you think you can perhaps break their hearts a little bit? >> that's a plan, i think. we've been preparing ourselves in every which way we can on the ice, off the ice, mentally, physically, everything we can do to come here and take away a gold medal for our country back in the u.s. >> well, we wish you well. we love the jackets, by the way. those are very cool. team usa, women's ice hockey, good luck. >> thank you. >> back to new york and al. >> thank you so much. talk about ice. it is a mess out there. in fact, new york state's governor cuomo has closed i-84 to all vehicles. and here's the problem, you've got this line of blue. this is basically what we call the 340 line, anything north of that is below freezing, below it and close to it, it's at freezing. so you get that icy mix right there. it's going to be a mess. you look brooklyn right now. roads -- look at -- this is the fdr. now, normally at this time, this thing would be packed, people have decided to stay home and just call it a day because it is rough out there. rain to the south and so we've got some fog in the southeast. it's chilly up in the -- up into seattle. 34 degrees and partly cloudy. . >>> 8:38 on a wednesday morning, i'm christina loren. it will be a chilly day, similar temperatures to what we experienced in the last couple days. getting up to 59 in the north bay, and 57 in the east bay. rain on the way and a lot of it, we want to get right to showing you what we're expected. the first showers by about 3:30 p.m. 10:30 you see widespread rainfall heavy at times. the heaviest anticipated this time tomorrow morning. >> all right, al. thank you so much. we want to follow up on today's wishing well. great stories brought to you earlier in the week. and a chance for our viewers to help pay it forward. on monday, we introduced you to lasunias. when her daughter took her to see the broadway musical for christmas, she burst into tears, cried all night. had only enough money for one ticket and not the airfare to get there, mom to new york. when we heard this story, we knew we had to put this one in our wishing well. and no surprise, our incredible viewers responded with hundreds of offers and ideas. >> all right. so without further adieu, let's check in with her and her daughters. hi, ladies. >> good morning. >> we meet again. i have to ask, how has your life changed in the last two days? have you been hearing from a lot of people? >> yes, i have. a lot of long lost friends, family members, et cetera. >> well, that's so sweet. so we have a lot of generous offers and people who wrote us. but first, your heart has to be racing. you know we brought you here today for something big. you know this, right? is your heart racing? is it pounding? girls, are you nervous? are you excited, girls? >> yes, i am. i am. >> what are you going to do? all right. >> stretch it out a little bit longer. >> we'll tell you what some people offered some ideas. first up -- >> first up, so we're opening up the hearts and homes as we know. marching band director bryce from ohio said that they would send their entire band into action and would raise the money, the band is raising the money for your trip. also, meredith in new jersey. >> these are just ideas. >> ideas. we got these offers. >> meredith in new jersey says she wanted to open up her home to you and your family. but we've got some other great ideas that came through, as well. >> yeah. we're telling you about what viewers wrote. flight attendant said she would give you her buddy pass. however, we are -- and we just wanted to say, we have the best viewers who really wanted to help. but we've got a plan for you. >> yes. >> first of all, as i understand it, ladies, you got a $20 gift certificate to southwest airlines to get you started on maybe getting an airfare, right? >> correct. >> well, you can use that for snacks because southwest has agreed to fly you and your daughters to new york so you can come see the musical. but that's not all. okay. that's not all. >> that's enough for them. >> that's a start. >> because you're going to also be in the heart of time square at the residence inn and you're staying through the weekend, ladies. you have plenty of time to see new york. and just in case you do get hungry, one of my favorites, b. smith. i'll tell you what's on the menu later when i call you, but we'll have dinner at b. smith, treated like a real v.i.p. >> and -- let me ask you a question. you're all ladies here, what are you going to wear for the big night? >> oh, gosh. i'm still working on it. >> well, hold that thought because rent the runway has graciously offered to outfit all three of you ladies in some designer clothes. so you're going to love that. fabulous. and what you are really here to see, motown the musical, you're getting three v.i.p. and behind the scenes passes to see the musical here on broadway. and the cast is so excited to meet all of you. what do you say about that? >> oh, my gosh! >> oh, my lord! >> now, ladies, the show is a dancing show. people stand up in the aisles. i'll need you to practice your moves. you've got to represent. >> all right. >> there you go. >> all right. well, you guys going to come visit us while you're on this trip. by the way, icing on the cake, magnolia bakery, the cupcake place around here, they're going to give you cupcake decorating sessions, as well. >> and no visit to new york, ladies, would be complete without visiting us here at the "today" show. we're going to get to meet you three tomorrow morning. i know your bags are packed because i believe you already packed your mom's bags, right, girls? she's ready to go. >> i love it. >> the answer is the laughter. it's so cute. >> well, ladies, we're really excited. you're going to have so much fun. we can't wait to meet you. get ready, pack your bags and we'll see you in a little bit in new york. >> oh, my goodness. >> can't wait to meet you. >> thanks to our viewers. >> our viewers are awesome. >> offered these great ideas. >> i know it's cold outside, but that warms you up. >> so sweet. >> thanks to our viewers, that was awesome. >>> we'll take a turn, get an inside look at some of those celebrity homes that are opening their doors and letting us check them out. we'll have that story. and talk about a transformation, the winner of the latest season of "the biggest loser." "the biggest loser" joining us live. but first, this is "today" on nbc. nbc universal's coverage of the 2012 london games was the most watched television event ever. so, what's next? the upcoming winter games from sochi. where every second of nbc universal's coverage will be available on every device. on tv, online or streaming on the nbc sports live extra app. beginning february 6th, experience the winter games everywhere. welcome to what's next. comcast nbcuniversal ♪ >>> we are back at 8:46 with an exclusive look inside the homes of patrick dempsey, jane fonda, and john mellencamp. the editor in chief of "architectural digest." in the march celebrity homes issue on newsstands now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> if only we were at patrick dempsey's house in malibu right now. it looks gorgeous. >> it is gorgeous. it's such a special house. >> it's a frank gary designed house, right? >> it is. he's one of the most -- the preeminent architects of our time. built it in the '60s as an artist studio, and the dempseys have turned it into a marvelous family home. >> they have kids. what kind of changes and adjustments to make it look the way it looks right now? >> well, the house is sort of a big, open loft. and the materials are really humble. it's reclaimed wood. what they really did to it was add on to the outside. >> they've got this 5-acre land. what a beautiful garden. >> beautiful garden, marvelous outside eating area and outdoor kitchen, a pizza oven. they have chickens, they have goats, they have donkeys. do i spot an airstream trailer? >> and an airstream trailer, as well. >> this is a ranch that kind of found jane fonda. >> it did. she got a real estate brochure in the mail, and she was looking at a ranch that was 2,300 acres, river running through it, boarded by park, she said this is what i'm going to do. >> she hand picked all the items in there. even a witch's bed. what does that mean? >> mirrors at the foot and at the head and it's supposed to protect you. >> oh, there's the witch's bed. and she's had some celebrity visitors. do they approve? >> she told us that robert redford was there and he thought it was 100 years old. that's a good thing. >> the highest compliment, right? has the feel of the antique look. >> exactly. >> john mellencamp, i've got to give a shout out because my friend monique gibson was the interior decorator here. >> it is such a great place. it's on an island right near savannah. and he was inspired by a church in south carolina. and you can see the arches in the fireplace and the windows on the porch. this is very moody house, very minimalist. really, really beautiful. >> it's a showstopper and you can only get there by boat? >> yeah. >> so you're not going to swing by unannounced, i guess. >> no, i don't think so. >> beautiful pictures, great story. thanks for bringing it to us. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, one of the few times that losing is good. we're going to talk to the new biggest loser. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> and we are back at 8:51 with a really big loser. and by loser, we mean winner. >> yeah. >> 24-year-old rachel frederickson crowned the latest biggest loser on the nbc show last night. losing an amazing 155 pounds. that's 60% off her starting body weight. rachel was going to be in studio with us this morning, but her flight was canceled because of the weather. >> yes. >> so rachel, congratulations. you look amazing. >> thank you so much. thank you. hi, everyone. >> you know, it's really -- you started at 260. can you believe where you have -- how far you've come? >> i can't believe it. it's been just such an amazing almost 7 1/2-month journey. i'm truly so grateful for the whole, whole experience. >> i was reading about your background. and you were a swimmer. you were a real athlete before you gained this weight. do you think that helps you in the competition? >> i think absolutely. i lost that athlete, lost that confidence. and, you know, coming back, i got that spark back. the athlete started to come out. and, you know, winning the challenges and then fighting for my spot in the finale and the triathlon. so to have that athlete come back was just an amazing, amazing feeling. >> yes. terrific. so what's next for you, rachel? clearly you won the grand prize of $250,000. what are you going to do with that? >> you know, i have this brand new life ahead of me. probably going to shop a little bit for new clothes. save it and just use it for something really special. it's going to be a great life. >> congratulations. >> a whole new life. >> thank you. >> whole new world. you look fabulous. congratulations to you. we send you our very, very best. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> and go back to bed. it's early there. >> i know. >> we're back -- >> stay warm. >> thank you. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, our largest jug of arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. fill your water supply. arrowhead water is only $3.29 a case. and chobani greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of u.s. snowboarding. >>> beautiful, beautiful day in the neighborhood. >> what do we have the next hour? >> helpful tips, especially when it comes to staying fit on the roads this winter. >> willie actually took a driving test. we'll see how he did. >>> plus, do you know the best month of the year for romance? this february, right? or to start construction on your home. all of that. >>> we'll look forward to that. and we'll get a check of your local news a >>> good morning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. the city council will invest in smart meters downtown that will accept payments via sell phone, debit cards, credit cards, and coins. the council last night decided not to pass the costs on to consumers. >> good morning to you, scott. a lot of snowfall and rainfall on the way to the bay area. it all starts up as we head throughout tonight. grab the jacket, leave the umbrella at home tonight. for the first in a series of storms, we could be tallying up to three quarters of an inch of rain. >>> from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, and willie geist live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning, february 5th, 2014. happens to be happy weather person day. national weather person's day. >> you deserve a big hug because you've been working overtime and -- >> it's been busy. >> all kinds of shifts here. >> my meteorologist back in the weather office has been going nuts. but we've been having a lot of stuff going on. and we're going to check in with willie who is in sochi in a little bit. >> that's right. but let's talk about the storm again. here we are the double whammy. >> yeah. >> and it's been a horrible storm. once again, 20 million people affected across the country. >> just the commute. you look at everybody who is under a watch, a warning or advisory, it's 110 million people. >> is that right? >> yeah. >> almost 750,000 without power right now. 2,300 flights that have been canceled. schools across the northeast into the ohio river valley have been shut down with the exception of new york city. >> new york city. and al will let you know about it. >> mayor de blasio, shut those schools down. >> it's been rough getting around them. you see a lot of people slipping and sliding and falling. it's dangerous. not just driving, but even walking. got to be careful out there. >> it is really rough. >> 4 inches of snow here in new york city, i think, but followed by rain and icy mix, coming in this morning, it was pretty slick out ther icy mix when i was coming in, i. was pretty slick..em. >> it is a heavy snow. between the that's the problem, between the, icing and the sleet, it is treeh bringing down trees which are r bringing down power lines. the other thing we have been th talking about see talking about, you see snowplows there.lows there. a lot of communities have a lot of communities have blownw through their snow removal rem and are physically out of budget and are physically out od rock salt and chemicals. >> this is early february.chemi. >> march is pretty busy for many of our area here in the northeast, so march is pretty busy for many of our area here in the and alsf northeast as well and much of s going to be scraping by the country is going to be barrel tryin scraping by the barrel trying tg difference find out how they are going to make up for the difference there. >> and folks are propane and natural gas and >> folks that have propane and up. natural gas and oil have gone up. to heat their homes. it is going to cost them more t. >> it really is. >> and heat their homes.me there is a this is a tough, tough winter. that big >> if there is a better news today, that big storm you were this talking about or predicting by this weekend is backing off.>> a >> not as bad.s snow and not as wide a >> not as much and not as wide a geographic area. new england has to watch out. new england has to watch out. a point is good news. >> all right. but, again, any news at this point is good news. >> all right.s we are dealing wr woes as we are dealing with our woesn here, willie is in sochi where it is much warmer. i think it's in the 40s there, right, willie? i think it is in the 40s there, right, willie?yeah >> reporter: yeah.. 40s. i'm looking at it is in the 40s. in new york and other i'm looking at the video in newe york and other places.rew on th it is nothing like this here. no snow on the ground. though. that's w plenty up in the mountains.heto. shaun white, that's where the news is today. known athlete at these games shaun white, arguably the best known athlete at these games w from one of around the world, has withdrawns from one of the competition he o was slated to participate in, the snowboard slope style. cslo. it's a first time event. a first-time event, a race down tricks and different the hill on the snowboard with halfpipes and big jumps. hurt his tricks and different wrist half-pipes and big jumps. t ver course. but he said he hurt his wrist on this very course. treason he says, that is not the reasonu why he has pulled out. gave a sc he gave a statement to nbc newsr in which he says, after much ity deliberation with my team, i ' made my decision to have made the decision to focusg solely on trying to bring home n the third straight gold medal in halfpipe for team half-pipe for team usa. the difficult decision is not one i tak the difficult decision to foregi slope style is not one i take p lightly as i know how much effort everyone has put into he the holding the slope style for thef first time in olympic history, now, some people speculating the a history i had planned on t being a part of. difficult. shaun white was some speculating that the course to s was too difficult.dangerous. shaun white was not the only one he called to say, this is down right dangerous.estyle course he called this slope style he week. course intimidating earlier in r the week and there were a coupl broke his collarbone. and then, of major injuries, one norwegia concussion, had to woman had a concussion and had to be pulleda off the course in a stretcher. stretcher. obviously, they are going to c before competition begins. make changes before competition begins. is shaun white the big news is that shaun whiti will not be in the first ever pr slope style competition up on sp the mountain.et mountain. as for behind as for some of the behind the here, want t scenes stuff here, i want to o show you the mascot.we're used i think we are used to these t we've got standard ones here. freakishly odd, what are they mascots. polar bear, hare and the leopar we have the polar bear, the hart and the leopard. nature. all animals that exist in nature.2012 in london? . i think we're still trying to on the other hand, 2012 in exa cyclops london, mandeville. were. we had mythical 2010 in vancouver, we had mega e quachi and sumi. sasquatch and a guardian spirit. so there you have it here in sochi, at least, we're back for the standard animals. by the way, guys, a mythical sea bear, sas kauch and a spirit. arrive in sochi c limits today telling u >>> the olympic torch did arrivy telling us the games are getting awfully close.rts tomorrow. opening games on friday. it'll make tour around sochi, up to the competition starts tomorrow. mo, the town up there and down to the stadium for the event opening games friday. games on guys. the opening game on friday night guys. we have anne thompson? >> do we have ann thompson? i h. >> i thought i i think i heard her voice. hear >> as the torch is coming in. >> we'll get >> we'll get a slit screen with. lly up in the mountains. >> she is up in the mountains. >> >> that's cool.yway. >> the willie, excitement must be e building t really building there now that athletes a the athletes are getting there, the torches arrive there..torch it is making its way. you must be feeling you must be feeling a little biy more of that olympic spirit throughout.mpmp>> you know how . you >> you guys know how it is. you get here on monday and it f feels a little slow.w. feels sl everybody is getting their feetm under them and figuring out o g. where to go. the athletes come as the athletes come on the set. feel the we have to talk to a lot of them.citement. competition is 24 hours you feel the energy and excitement.eady to go. >> it competition is 24 hours away.if we are ready to go..>> it does. can't wait to get >> it looks really beautiful.anr can't wait to get there. p day, what's your phrase of the day, willie?wigood. phrase of the danglish. this is, do you speak english? 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da lin spoke to some neighbors who hired that guard and da, they say carrying a gun was not part of the deal, was it? >> reporter: ken, the contract says the guards out here are supposed to be unarmed. so that's got some neighbors out here pretty upset about yesterday's shooting. while many neighbors call the security guard who shot this suspected burglar a hero others believe he overstepped his authority. >> i didn't have a problem with him having a gun and take it it to that level. it could be avoided. >> reporter: you can see in this video the guard sitting in the back seat of a police car caulking to an officer. many neighbors were surprised guard was armed. the contract says no guns. >> i don't believe anybody needs to lose his life over a burglary. >> reporter: neighbors plan to meet with the security firm to talk about that. in the meantime, this man runs a different security company. his guards patrol other parts of oakland. he says all guards in the state are trained to be good witnesses, no chasing and no following the bad guys. >> our focus is not supposed to chase nobody. supposed to get the description and call the police department. >> reporter: law enforcement officials agree but say they are not going to arrest security guards for chasing and arresting burglary suspects. it's a citizens arrest. in yesterday's case oakland police say when the guard chased the suspect the suspect turned around and threatened the guard with a screwdriver. they say it's self-defense and therefore the guard had the right to shoot the suspect in the leg. many neighbors support the security guard. >> they need to know they need to stay away from this neighborhood because we are tired of this stuff. >> good job by the guard because that's the only deterrents that criminals are going to understand. >> reporter: police did recover those stolen items . tvs, telescope, guns. those items have been returned to the homeowner. they are still looking for an accomplice that got away. as for liability, one security company tells me that typically these companies do have insurance and so that liability falls on the security firm. it depends on the language in the contract that both side signed out here. live in oakland, i'm daioned, oakland police didn't have a lot to say today about the case. the security company that patrols the oakmore neighborhood also did not return several calls. >>> an oklahoma man is under arrest on charges he operated a so-called revenge porn website in california. attorney general kamala harris announced the arrest this afternoon. 28-year-old casey meyering is accused of posting more than 400 sexually explicit photos of california victims then demanding $250 for the photos to be removed. >> this defendant was responsible for extorting these victims. he was responsible for predatory behavior that was about embarrassing these victims for what otherwise was voluntary conduct but not meant for him or for the users of his site. >> he is facing 5 felony counts of extortion. he is awaiting extradition to california. >>> couple of major developments today on high- speed rail. first late this afternoon, an appeals court agreed to review a ruling that slammed the brakes on the project. that

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da for review and then the da as you know is conducting the own concur ant investigation, and they are a process is internal and but they put their both investigations together, and they make a determination and review the case files and it is my understanding and then they prepare a report for the final charges decision. >> and then, after they get that, then, they write their charging decision letter. and so that triggers all of those things would trigger a presentation before the firearms discharge. >> right and then it is ready and then we can speak to the review board about what the findings of the two investigations were and that is really the purpose to present it to the command letter for the executive review and to the chief and and so we are able to and we cannot present the closed investigation until they are closed. right. >> and so i just woman to echo what president mazzucco said and you have been hearing from us about how much we want these to and how important it is that the investigation is thorough but this investigation is justice delayed and denied. and you better age them and if there was cultbility found and it would cause it, and i am glad that you are working with the da's office to identify the area the areas that we can work with the board and those three cases were presented and on top of that you got the letter on the fourth case and i wish that i could say that it was something that i did and these things have been in process and i, got a better et indication and kienld of what the process is on their side and it is invisible >> you are the guy that comes before us and we ask you to make magic to happen and you have little control over it and so accept my gratitude. >> the report as well and i am confused on the status of the 13-004. >> can you talk to me a little bit about that. >> sure. >> 13-004? >> well, 13-004, that was, and that case is closed. so that case has already been through this entire process and you may remember, that was an accidental discharge officer was injured cleaning a weapon. >> okay. >> and so that qualifies as an officer involved shooting and this was obviously the criminal investigation was really kind of an non-issue. >>