jenna., this is quite a major move. we're talking about 50,000 north korean workers at this complex of many different factories, and the north korean official went there today, and he said they were all pulling out. they owe about $18 million in salary, yes, a lot of hard currency for north korea, so they're really trying to show that they're angry about the u.s. and south korea. also today there is, there was as you said a suggestion that there could be another nuclear test. the unification minister came out, and he was caught on camera suggesting it. he said later he misspoke, but the defense myster came out quite quickly, and he said from what they can see, there is no preparations at the nuclear site at this time. but we do understand that south korea believes there may be a intermediate missile test by april 10th. they've tracked two missiles going out to the east coast, and we understand the south korean, japanese and the u.s. navies are out in the various seas and oceans around this a

back to you, jenna. jenna: very interesting. can understand the neighbors concerns there for sure. eric, thank you. a story we'll follow. jon: i heard from some of those nabe, bo. it is not just the prisoners they're wondering about, what if family members decide that dad should die at home or something. they could walk into an essentially unguarded facility and who knows what could happen. there are a lot of a lot of issues being raised. >>> all right the president today is proposing a $100 million plan to map the human brain. why it could mean or what it could mean i should say for diseases like alzheimer's and autism jon: a fox news alert and right here in manhattan the u.n. general assembly has just overwhelmingly adopted the arms trade treaty. there are critics who were concerned that it could actually affect private firearms transfers within the united states. organizers of this say it has nothing to do with that. they claim it is all about illicit shipments of arms internationally and trying to control the trade of arms b

jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee.orea is certainly raising a lot of new alarms today. right now the nuclear state is telling foreigners in south korea to prepare an escape plan. tensions are rising as the region's top u.s. commander gives testimony today on capitol hill describing north korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles as a clear and direct threat to the united states and our allies in the region. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on all of this. jennifer, what's the reaction at the pentagon? >> well, jenna, honestly, they are concerned that the young north korean leader is not getting the message. the north koreans have moved the missile to their east coast site, preparing for a test. that, of course, puts it closer to guam and a path over japan. general maxwell sherman canceled an appearance before the senate armed services committee this morning due to the tensions. the head of u.s. pacific command, admiral locklear, told senators that kim j

jenna: rick, thanks.: the key feature of president obama's healthcare law promising help for small business owners? well it's not going to be ready on time, maybe never, who knows. but the delay means that many workers won't have any choices when it comes to getting insurance. plus, a notorious fugitive on the run no more. how the law enforcement community finally caught up with utah's back country ghost. the new guy is loaded with protein! i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. [ major nutrition ] ensure! nutrition in charge! as well as they could because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. jenna: welcome back, everyone. after a six-yea

jenna: i'm jenna lee. are talk being about, though. there are a lot of questions about who else might be involved here. jon: they are looking at the possibility of a third person at the marathon. jenna: the house and homeland security chairman says it appears the suspect had training e. wants to know if the older brother received guidance on building terror bombs when he visited russia last year or if it's somebody maybe inside the united states. there are questions about the mother, the role she might play. new york congressman peter king, a member of the homeland security committee said the russians had information about the mother, important information that they did not share with the fbi according to king. chairman mccall think is there is a connection. >> i think she played a very strong role in his radicalization process. i believe she is a person of interest, if not a subject. i do believe she comes into the united states -- if she comes in she will be detained for questioning. jenna: one of the qu

jenna. jenna: and even date now on the u.n. deadly boston tere or attack. we told you this story earlier. richard faulk will be keeping his voluntary position with the u.n. human rights council this despite calling the victims of the bombings canaries who had to die because of america's foreign policy and he wrote, quote, the american global domination project is bound to generate all kinds of resistance in the post colonial world. after some prodding the u.n. secretary general finally officially rejected falk's remarks. it didn't happen right away. as you can see from this next clip, a spokesman tells us there are no plans for any further action. >> a fellow espousess these controversial opinions on a daily basis. he uses the good services of the u.n., is the secretary general willing to just stop it, saying i reject this latest remark and there is no recourse? >> it's for the member states of the human rights council, and i think that you will know which countries are member states of the human rights council, based in geneva

jenna. jenna: there is a lot happening behind the scenes, doug, but there was also a big immigration rally yesterday on capitol hill. tell us a little bit what was that. >> reporter: big crowd on very warm day with cherry blossoms out, thousands of people on the west front of the capitol and visited offices and visited the offices of jeff sessions opponent ever immigration reform as it is being crafted right now. they dropped off hundreds of red footballs. as the daughter of a nfl quarterback you might appreciate that. don't drop the ball. pass immigration reform right now. jenna? back to you. jenna: i wish i could catch that. a pretty good throw. not a bad arm from our doug mckelway. big football fan he is is. doug, thank you very much. >> reporter: you bet. rick: new jobs numbers giving a grim outlook for young people in this country. the current unemployment rate for people 16 to 24 is a whopping 16.2% that is more than double people 25 years of age and over. that is just the tip of the i

jenna: i'm jenna lee. investigators want to know why the suspect and his brother allegedly carried out the attack and whether they had any help. speaker of the house boehner boehnejohn boehner talking to bill hemmer. >> we can learn a lot from the individuals, the information they have, their computers, their cellphones. there is a pressure trove of -- treasure trove of information. the key is to be able to get to it. whether you want to call him an enemy combatant or use the public safety exception the key is getting the information to protect the american people, to learn whether others were involved, to learn more about how he got involved. jon: to that end are you okay with him not being read his miranda rights? >> i am. at this point i think it's perfectly time. jenna: the 19-year-old suspect was captured friday night in watertown found hiding in a boat parked in the backyard moments after police said the trail had gone cold. molly line is live outside the hospital in boston. what do we actually know

jenna: i'm jenna lee.y are gathered today for the funerals of kaufman county district attorney mike ma khrel land anmclelland and his wife cynthia a. dan springer is live with more. the mclellands are being buried right now as we understand it? >> reporter: yeah, this has been a real tough week obviously in kaufman county texas and throughout the state of texas and anyone in law enforcement has felt this story to the bone. you're right, right now people are mourning the loss again of mike and cynthia mclelland. there is a burr burial and funeral service going on at this hour there. was a large memorial service, a public service yesterday that thousands of people said their goodbyes at. huge law enforcement turn out. texas governor rick perry spoke as did members of the district attorney's office. >> i don't know what the murderer hoped to accomplish by killing these two great souls. if it was anything other than his own gratification, robbing us of two of the best people god ever created he failed. we will

jenna. jenna: mike, thank you. jon: we're joined by byron york, he is chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner" and a fox news contributor as well. byron, maybe break it down for us. we have the bipartisan group of eight senators. what does each party really want out of this legislation most? >> democrats have been in favor of immigration reform for quite a while. one of the last remaining obstacles for them was agreement between labor unions and business leaders over a guest worker program. they did not want just the mass importation of cheap labor. and this agreement would allow, limit those numbers and allow, workers to move between jobs which unions were, was very important for the unions. so that's a big deal for them. republicans have been divided on immigration reform for a very long time. it was, their split partially killed immigration reform in '06 and '07 and they remain divided on it today and i think we're about to see those divisions come into the open once we finally get a gang of e

jenna: how likely is that? >> it is really too early to tell. >> there is an international partnership we have started a process now and there have been developments. >> is good to start early because vaccines can take a very long time to make. jenna: this is such a concern globally. >> drinking beer, pulling out a gun, this video was taken inside a jail. the guys were inmates already. and a west virginia sheriff was shot dead in his car. investigators are trying to figure out why someone wanted to kill him. we will speak with a retired fbi agent about the latest murder of a law enforcement official this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonderhat other questionable choices i've made? [ club

i'm jenna leave.er feel they need a little jacket that says gang of eight or something like that. if they are going to be a real team they need something visual. rick: i think that is a great idea. we'll pass it onto them. i'm rick folbaum in nor jon today. the gang of eight with their special jackets finishing up the final details. they plan to unveil their proposal tomorrow and the measure could provide a math to citizenship for millions of people who are in the country illegally. republican senator marco rubio calls it a starting point. >> you will find that when we reform our legal immigration system we get these people that are already here now paying their taxes and not taking anything out of the system this will be a net positive for the country economically now and in the future. otherwise it's not worth doing. rick: critics, including some of senator rubio's fellow republicans are worried that the new system will provide amnesty for the millions already here illegally. >> even if you pass law

jenna. jenna: molly line, thank you.the fireworks store that sold explosive to tamerlan tsarnaev is now at the center of a terrorism investigation for the second time in three years. phantom fireworks is a 68-store chain. as molly just told us last february tsarnaev purchased reloadable port tar kits from a new hampshire location. investigators are not sure any material from those kits was actually used in the attacks. bufizal shazad did use fireworks from a phantom fireworks store when he attempted to blow up a car in new york city's times square. luck ka key thluckily the fireworks failed to detonate the chain reaction explosion he hoped for. jenna: legal teams on both sides of the boston marathon bombing case are headed by attorneys with deep experience in terror cases. for the prosecution you have massachusetts u.s. attorney carmen ortiz, from the bonks, born in new york city, won a high profile conviction against this man accused of plotting to kill u.s. soldiers overseas. for the defense, defending the one suspect

jenna?enna: canada is very clear, as we just saw there, about the iran connection. but iran has been denying this as well, steve. so walk us through this. what kind of help specifically is canada saying iran offered these two men? >> reporter: well, it didn't get very specific, but as you said, they're very clear there was a connection. they didn't say what help was offered or how, but authorities do say no direct funding came from al-qaeda in iran. now, the iranians insisted today, once again, that there's no connection between tehran and al-qaeda. here's an english-language report from tv on what was said. >> however, the allegations were dismissed as canada's campaign to create attempts of an atmosphere of iran-phobia. >> reporter: in fact, the u.s. says there are some al-qaeda operatives in iran which the iranians have largely kept under house arrest. jenna? jenna: didn't bin laden's son-in-law, right, was recently in iran for several years before he left and was picked up by authorities

jenna? jenna: wow, incredible. adam, thank you.h jenkins is former prosecutor. brian clay fool, a -- claypool, a criminal defense attorney. my 3-year-old gets a time out. have you ever heard a witness from the stand tell the prosecutor he needs a time out? >> no, i haven't. it was completely inappropriate which is why the prosecutor wanted that removed from the record which is why it was. you have martinez, his style is to be on the offensive and go after these experts and what he believes are these completely bogus theories they are profounding in front of the jury, go after them, attack them. he can be a little bit long-winded but in the end he is making inroads here. laviolette on the other hand, she seems to want to be combative with martinez at the same time. anytime he advances any sort of theory that undermines what she is trying to put forth in the case. so it is almost like as if she is coming across as jody's protector instead of an independent expert trying to give an opinion here. rick: brian, how do you think it is goi

jenna: i'm jenna lee. great to have you with us today. secretary kerry very bus reright now on the ground in south korea with a direct warning to north korea not to test fire a mid-range missile. this comes amid chilling new details from a u.s. military assessment which says for the first time the communist country may be able to mount a nuclear warhead on a missile. secretary kerry essentially now denying that is possible but warning that the north, and warning the north that its nuclear program will only leave it more isolated from the global community. >> neither the united states, nor the republic of korea, nor the international community, we are all united in the fact that north korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. jenna: they are very much isolated already. jennifer griffin is live at pentagon this morning. jennifer any sign that any of those words from secretary serri certificate kerry are having an impact on north korea. >> reporter: no sign as of yet. what is interesting is that south korean officials have done somethin

jenna. jenna: such a mystery right now. what about the parents?nd they were at a press conference last night. what did they have to say? >> reporter: they did appear at a hastily called news conference outside the sheriff's department. it was thought that they would make some kind of a statement after the sheriff said a few words, and aer he officially introduced them. as you can see they were simply too distraught to say anything. there is some speculation we might hear from them tonight during a candlelight vigil which will be held at layla's elementary school. jenna: we'll continue to watch for the developments. claudia, thank you. jon: fox news alert. new reaction to president obama's speaking on the boston and benghazi terror attacks during that white house news conference in our last hour. the president asked about critics raising concerns about u.s. national security in the kef those attacks. listen. >> lindsey graham a senior member of the armed services committee has said that benghazi and boston are both examples of the u.s. going backwa

jenna: that's interesting.ecause the police force was so responsive. you did see the presence of law enforcement all over the city of boston and eventually the suspect was caught, one was killed. to what we're -- so what we're seeing potentially as a victory, quote-unquote, covered here, that's not exactly the way the, quote-unquote, enemy is taking it. >> absolutely. this is the essence of the lesson. when we deployed the forces, the enemy is doing what? cut and paste. i do project there will be videos showing of these two, quote-unquote, jihadists, and then they're going to say look what two people have done. they were able to paralyze a city. the enemy deploys you're going to call it the armed forces. so, yes, it's a propaganda warfare. jenna: in better attempts to address the problem, walid, again, i'm going back to, quote-unquote, the enemy. we've seen two different administrations use two different terms. you have the war on terror, and then you have the war on al-qaeda and its affiliates, and we have no

jenna. jon: fox news alert, and in just a moment we'll be taking you to the brady press briefing room at the white house. the daily briefing that normally happens around this time has been canceled. the president himself is going to be stepping up to the microphones today to make a statement on what happened in boston yesterday. here now president obama. >> good morning, everybody. i've just been briefed by my national security team. on the attacks in boston. we continue to mobilize and deploy all appropriate law enforcement resources to protect our citizens and investigate and to respond to this attack. obviously our first thoughts this morning are with the victims, their families, and the city of boston. we know that two explosions greatly wounded dozens of americans and took the lives of others, including an eight-year-old boy. this was a heinous and cowardly act. place, the fbi is investigating it as an act of terrorism. anytime bombs are used to target innocent civilians it is an act of

who knows, jenna. jenna: that is a good point, jenna. remember the oklahoma city marathon is coming up in a few days. there is heightened concern about races around the country in light of what happened to boston. as you mentioned frayed nerves and we'll bring you the latest on the situation in oklahoma and a ruling from the supreme court today. what the highest court in the land saying about checking the blood-alcohol level of some drunk driving suspects. is it legal without a warrant. we'll tell you what the supreme court is saying today. new details emerging about the kind of bomb used in the terror attacks. fbi says it was made from a pressure cooker packed with metal shards. why the device works and why it is becoming the bomb of choice some say for terrorists. we'll go in depth next. of jon: fox news alert. and we have confirmed now at fox news that a second letter sent to president obama is being tested for ricin right now. ricin, the very deadly poison. this follows on the heels of a letter that was sent to mississippi senator ro

jenna: i'm jenna lee. we will dip in and out of this interfaith service at boston's cathedral of the holy cross. you can see just a beautiful cathedral the service just getting underway. this is just about a mile from the site of the twin opl bombings on monday where three people were killed and 176 wounded in the worst terror attack on american soil since september 11th. we are live in boston with more. rick. >> reporter: as you might imagine very heavy security in the streets outside the cathedral here that have been shut down. we have boston police s.w.a.t. team members behind us as well as hundreds of officers lining the road here. you can see a lot of of the folks behind barricades. the line began before dawn this morning to get into the cathedral, and about an hour ago it was shut down. some of the folks have stuck around even though they can't really hear or see inside the cathedral where the president will be comforting a community that is obviously deep in mourning. he will meet with victims and f

let's go to jenna. we'll bring if a guest who my have more insight into how the search goes on for this. jenna: so many questions still remain as we continue to piece together what is actually going on with this investigation. we still don't know a couple key things. for example, why? why did these two commit this crime that they allegedly did? charlie payne is a former chief at the department of homeland securitier for bombing prevention. charlie you've be watching the news as we have trying to piece together over the last 12 hours what is actually going on with the manhunt. what stands out most to you today? >> you've got a wide area. there is a lot of details, a lot of locations, there is a the love safety hazards that -- a lot of safety hazard presented to the officers today that they have to rule out along the way. one them is always in this situation obviously going ton the explosive devices. those officers have to have the awareness of how to conduct their routine procedures, or their crisis proc

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hello, jenna did you dunk the spatula? was it the spatula? hello. damn it!ou a hint? no. could be anything. the whole apartment is a biohazard. you know what i bet it is? your remote. yes. that is a definite possibility. or it could be your walkman there. are you just screwing with me? yeah, i am. hey, how's life on the road? i'm making a difference, jerry. i don't doubt it. you should see the smiles on the drivers' faces. you gotta look quick but they're there. what's this? well, you know those annoying little bumps on the lane lines? bump, bump, bump, bump bump, bump, yeah. isn't that some kind of safety thing? i had to pull 'em up if i'm gonna widen the lanes. what the hell are you talking about? you know how in planes they got first class? more leg room, better ride. well, i'm bringing that concept to mile 114. how are you gonna widen the lanes? well, you black out lane lines 1 and 3 and a 4-lane highway becomes a 2-lane comfort cruise. so you got any black paint? yeah, in my tool shed next to the riding mower. yeah, i'd like an order of supreme flounder

erica hill and jenna wolf.'re going to talk more about boston strong, and we certainly saw it out there this week. that's the new unofficial slogan for a city recovering after a week of tragedy and terror. we're also heard neil diamond's "sweet caroline." that's a staple at boston red sox games. this week the toronto raptors are among the teams that played it to show support for boston. we'll show more on how the city is dealing through sports. >> dick and rick hoyt. they're staples of the boston marathon. they've run 31 of them, inspiring so many other runners. they had a team of several who on monday, like so many, as they were nearing the finish line, that race was cut short for them as the bombs exploded. that did not stop them. it will not stop them going forward. they're about to talk to us about that going forward this morning. also, the man who not only missed the explosion by mere seconds in boston, but then was driving by that horrific blast many texas later in the week, so we'll speak with him about

jenna gave birth to margaret laura mila. both jenna and mila are healthy. the familiar will is, as expected, elated. congratulations, jenna. >>> as always, why are you awake? send us an e-mail or tweet me. we'll read the best responses later in the show. still ahead on "way too early," adam scott is your masters champion. this one needed more than just four rounds. we'll show you all the drama that led the australian to his first green jacket. >>> then we'll head to the water cooler. why will ferrell was kanye. it had nothing to do with will ferrell's awesome suit. that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >> jackie robinson opens the dodger's second with a home run into the left field seats. they beat the braves by a run in their home front. jackie robinson is the spark plug. he gets them off and running to prove how rough it can be. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a heal

younger folks, some of them knew about jenna marbles.nks to abc's cecelia vega, you do too. >> reporter: she might just be the most famous person you've never heard of. >> i'm going to tell you what i've been doing lately. >> reporter: meet jenna marbles. at 26, jenna has more than 1 billion, billion with a b, youtube followers. more facebook fans than jennifer lawrence. more instagram fans than oprah. and all for making videos about, well, nothing. >> now you're a land shark. >> reporter: this was her very first video. >> how to trick people into thinking you are really good looking. >> reporter: it went viral. 1 million views in one weekend. what is it like watching the numbers climb, climb, climb. >> it is crazy. >> reporter: once a week she makes a new video on everything from how to put on makeup while you're drunk to a day in the life of jenna. ♪ in the shower in the shower >> reporter: i wish i was counting the amount of times you use the word ridiculous in this interview. >> ridiculous. ridiculous. ridiculous. ridiculous. >> repo

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jenna and mila are healthy. our family is elated.ongrats to jenna tonight. >>> now, to an image out of hawaii will leave you spinning tonight. a star seal who spends the day, spinning just like that. at hawaii's waikiki aquarium. the monk seal has been there for 28 years. he's the star. he learned this trick when he was younger, during training, we're told. >>> and to a doting dad making a wish for his son out of this world. he wanted to build something cosmic to inspire his 16-month-old. he built this, a huge, homemade spaceship, for little noah right there. examing the buttons and gadgets on the dashboard. daniel made it out of a small trailer. it has radars, computers, blinking lights. he hopes his friends won't make fun of him one day for having his own spaceship. if something out there catches your eye, tweet me, or shoot me a message on facebook. >>> northern exposure. the images coming in from all over. the town called the north pole. the people lucky enough to look up and go dancing with the stars. to help people and business

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>> the "today" show family, little mila, born at 8:43 saturday night to jenna and henry hager. she weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces, 19 1/4 inches tall. the name comes margaret laura comes from both of the grandmothers and we showed a photograph there, a man in the delivery room during a big sporting event, you have henry and the former president george w. bush holding the baby but while watching the maps masters. first thing's first. >> so true. >> the former president put out a statement "laura and i are thrilled to announce the birth of our grandchild. jenna and mila are healthy and we are elated." >> fourth for the hagers. >> fantastic, looks like little mila already fits right in there. she was just here with us on thursday and we were talking to her about whether she was ready if she had her bags packed and she was like no, no, no. so i guess saturday she was delivering so i hope she got packed on friday. >> the good news is the baby's coming one way or the other. >> that was a take three on thursday. you could see the look of panic come over her face, what's this go bag, car

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>> jenna, thanks very much. if you have a for our investigative unit, give us a call, 888-996-tips, or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new and different information tonight from san francisco police after officers critically wounded two men early this morning. investigators now say the suspect had a real gun, albeit an air gun. it was not a fake weapon, as they previously announced. the incident began about 2:00 this morning when two groups started arguing near 17 and valencia streets in the mission district. officers arrived, saw the man with a weapon, and at some point opened fire, hitting him and another man. both are in critical condition tonight. police say chief greg sur will host a town hall meeting about the incident this week. >>> caltrain service is back on track after a major fuel leak last night stalled trains for hours. caltrain says one of their southbound trains hit a large piece of metal on the tracks about a mile north of the san francisco station about 7:30 last night. a fu

jenna, thanks. >> dillon has a check of the weather. you must feel unloved.rday you were in the engineers where i shore and we were in new york, and now -- it's not personal. >> i hope it's not personal because i don't think i'm in kentucky next saturday too. there's something going on. you guys hang out with your big wigs. we have lizzie here, and she's celebrating a 10 year old birthday, and how does it feel? do you feel any different at all? >> no. >> not at all? next year you're going to have to find an extra finger somewhere because you can't use your hands to show how old you are anymore. we are going to see heavy rain. it's finally coming to an end in houston, but look at the rain that came down yesterday. six to seven inches of rain fell in just a short period of time. the rain was up around the car tires, and it was awful on the roads down in texas. it will dry out today, but the southeast now into knoxville and charlotte, that's where we're going to see the heavy rain today. perhaps up to two >> we've got some low clouds, cool temperatures to start.

his daughter jenna bush hager gave birth to her first child. margaret laura hager after her grandmothers. she will go by mila. jenna bush hager, contributing correspondent for the today show. a big month for the bush family. george w. bush presidential center dedicated later this month on southern methodist university in dallas. >>> a fire that did major damage in prince george's county. what investigators are saying about the garage fire that torched several cars. plus, police narrowing their investigation into the killing of two public officials in texas. and, how is this for spring snow. a foot of it fell in a part of the country today. tell you who is feeling with this next. >>> coming up on "sports final." gi o gonzalez can't stop the bleeding as braves' bats blast the nats. at the masters a man from down under comes out on top, to wear the first green jacket. and lorenzo alexander jones us in studio for the roundtable. he has a been to peck wiick wit. that's all coming up after the news o >>> the fire that destroyed several cars in a gara

we're busy. - jenna and i are mirroring until we achieve touchless orgasm.nd...finished. - agh. - well, i have to go to work. my new manager is making us wear nametags. i might as well be working at a roller-skating drag queen restaurant under taliban rule. - but after your shift, we still have our special night, right? - you have no idea how special. - ugh. - oh. we're celebrating our six-month anniversary and i think paul is going to pop the question. - really? that's a little fast, isn't it? - i will say yes when paul proposes... that we make a sex tape and leak it on the internet. - oh, i thought you meant marriage.

bush's daughter jenna gave birth to a girl in new york city. she was named margaret laura, mila after her grandmother's. jenna bush hager and her husband announced the pregnancy on the "today" show last november. >> cable over here, light back on. >> he serves as electrician also moon lights. thanks for being with us. join us at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. could you get me more coffee. >> you want cream with that? >> yes. >> check us out all day long on nbcbayarea.com. have a great one. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on for two whole years. from at&t. call now for a new low price. u-verse triple play bundles start at $79 a month. get the same great price for two years. [ female announcer ] plus now get two times the internet speed than before. [ male announcer ] you get reliable high-speed internet on our advanced

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our congrats to jenna tonight. >>> now, to an image out of hawaii.r seal who spends the day, spinning just like that. at hi's waikiki aquarium. >>> and to a doting dad -- making a wish for his son out of this world. he wanted to build something cosmic to inspire his 16-month-old. he built this, a huge, homemade spaceship, for little noah right there. daniel made it out of a small trailer. it has radars, computers, blinking lights. he hopes his friends won't make fun of him one day for having his own spaceship. >>> northern exposure. the images coming in from all over. the town called the north pole. the people lucky enough to look up this weekend and go dancing with the stars. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared wh

jenna? >>> dylan, thanks. as a world famous athlete and model, gabrielle reese seemed to have it all. her life is far from perfect. we'll talk to her in just a moment. first, rock center's kate snow caught up with reese in july. >> when you spend a couple days with a whom who can do this -- >> right off the head. >> reporter: you know you're going to sweat a little. how come you're going so fast? in her new book, she calls exercise the secret to everything but also wants us to know she's not perfect. >> i don't wake up every day saying i'm so excited today. i'm going to punish myself. it's a grind. >> reporter: all of those years of beach volleyball left her with an arthritic right knee. she leads a group through gruelling training. 6'3" drill sergeant. you write in book that god doesn't care about muffin tops or cellulite, he wants you naked and smiling. >> yep. >> reporter: first of all, easy for you to say, miss no cellulite. >> i have cellulite. i'm not big on saying this on camera. >> reporter: think abou

>> yeah. >> erica and jenna?ve years, brian banks wore a prison uniform for a crime he said he did not commit. >> this is an unbelievable story. quite a run now for banks, with a second chance at making his childhood dream come true. for brian banks, these are images of resilience and redemption. >> i am officially an atlanta falcon, to be able to relive the dream i once had, to be able to think about it, breathe it, live it, it's something i don't want to take for granted. >> reporter: this week, nearly a year after being exonerated for a crime in which he spent five years behind bars. >> we dismiss this case. >> reporter: he signed a contract with the atlanta falcons, fulfilling a dream that for much of his adult life seemed out of reach. >> even though we were hopeful that my case would be overturned and i would be exonerated i was still living a day-to-day life of a sex offender, convicted and parolee. >> reporter: banks says he took the advice of his attorney and pleaded no contest, leaving behind a scholars