lillian is live in gilroy tonight with the latest from police. lillian? >>reporter: dan the family lived in this apartment complex and mourner continue to flock to the front door to pay their respects. by all accounts things became stressful for the family as soon as he returned home from iraq. ♪ amazing grace ♪ . >>reporter: chaplain with the gilroy police department led a candle light vigil to help those who knew the guiteirez grieve. tragedy struck the family wednesday night. when 27-year-old able guys tear east and iraq war vet run shot and killed his sister then shot and killed himself. police say the sister who sarah was only 11 years old. she attended south valley middle school. that's where students signed a banner to honor her. counselors came into each classroom first thing in the morning to break the news. danielle was sarah's friend. >> people were crying and they were just talking about how she was, how she was funny and how she used to hang around everyone and everyone was just crying pwawing everybody knew her well. >>reporter: police belie

lillian kim is live for news sacramento. lillian? >> protestors began their sit in this afternoon and for awhile officers sat back and watched until closing time. >> if you did not leave the area you will be subject to physical arrest and detention. >> officers ordered protestors to disburse as soon as the capitol closed at 6:00 p.m. repeated the order three times in the span of hour and a half. dozen who converge decided they weren't going anywhere. >> circulating here and financial district in san francisco and in new york city and wall street. so all we have is what we have right here and so we are going to stay here and utilize that. >>reporter: many of the protestors were students who came to sacramento to make a point. if the day began with morning march and continued with several rally throughout the day. thousands office students teachers administrators came from all over california demanding end in tuition hike and programs cut over the years be restored. >> we wanted to be accessible and wanted to be available for people be

lillian is at the school for us tonight. lillian? >>reporter: investigators have been interviewing as many people as they can. friends. family. students. even sex offenders. there are no signs sierra la mar ran away. and no indication of foul play. yet investigators are exploring all possibilities. they are questioning all known sex offenders in southern santa clara county. to confirm their whereabouts during the tame sierra went missing. >> when i gave her a hug goodbye that morning she was happy and excited about writing an english paper that she was doing research on the night before and she was telling her sister about it and everything so her mc donald's was positiv positive. >>reporter: sierra is 15 years old. last seen friday morning on her way to the bus stop near her home on palm and tore ty avenue unincorporated morgan hill. she attends this hay school and police interviewed her classmates and students at washington high school in fremont where sierra attended last year. the only trace of sierra so far is her cell phone fou

lillian is live at the san francisco home where the 5 bodies were found. lillian. >>reporter: carolyn, friends of the murder victims started gathering in front of the home about an hour ago. they set a fire and performed small ceremony in honor of the 5 people killed here friday. mourners continue to flock to the san francisco home where 5 people were found murdered. luck is under arrest for the gruesome killings and tonight we learn more about the 35-year-old from vietnam. immigration and custom enforcement also known as ice took luck into custody 6 years ago. tried to have him deported as soon as he finished serving time for robbery conviction. immigration judge ordered him removed from the country. but because vietnamese officials failed to provide the proper travel documents ice by law had to release luck in december of 2006. immigration attorney the says it wasn't until a few years later when the u.s. and vietnam reached some kind of agreement over immigration. >> it was not until early 2008 that they were able to establish a relationship where they would have

lillian is live in gilroy tonight with the latest from police. lillian? >>reporter: dan the family lived in this apartment complex and mourner continue to flock to the front door to pay their respects. by all accounts things became stressful for the family as soon as he returned home from iraq. ♪ amazing grace ♪ . >>reporter: chaplain with the gilroy police department led a candle light vigil to help those who knew the guiteirez grieve. tragedy struck the family wednesday night. when 27-year-old able guys tear east and iraq war vet run shot and killed his sister then shot and killed himself. police say the sister who sarah was only 11 years old. she attended south valley middle school. that's where students signed a banner to honor her. counselors came into each classroom first thing in the morning to break the news. danielle was sarah's friend. >> people were crying and they were just talking about how she was, how she was funny and how she used to hang around everyone and everyone was just crying pwawing everybody knew her well. >>reporter: police belie

lillian is at the school for us tonight. lillian? >>reporter: investigators have been interviewing as many people as they can. friends. family. students. even sex offenders. there are no signs sierra la mar ran away. and no indication of foul play. yet investigators are exploring all possibilities. they are questioning all known sex offenders in southern santa clara county. to confirm their whereabouts during the tame sierra went missing. >> when i gave her a hug goodbye that morning she was happy and excited about writing an english paper that she was doing research on the night before and she was telling her sister about it and everything so her mc donald's was positiv positive. >>reporter: sierra is 15 years old. last seen friday morning on her way to the bus stop near her home on palm and tore ty avenue unincorporated morgan hill. she attends this hay school and police interviewed her classmates and students at washington high school in fremont where sierra attended last year. the only trace of sierra so far is her cell phone fou

lillian kim is live for news sacramento. lillian?> protestors began their sit in this afternoon and for awhile officers sat back and watched until closing time. >> if you did not leave the area you will be subject to physical arrest and detention. >> officers ordered protestors to disburse as soon as the capitol closed at 6:00 p.m. repeated the order three times in the span of hour and a half. dozen who converge decided they weren't going anywhere. >> circulating here and financial district in san francisco and in new york city and wall street. so all we have is what we have right here and so we are going to stay here and utilize that. >>reporter: many of the protestors were students who came to sacramento to make a point. if the day began with morning march and continued with several rally throughout the day. thousands office students teachers administrators came from all over california demanding end in tuition hike and programs cut over the years be restored. >> we wanted to be accessible and wanted to be available for people beca

lillian is live at the san francisco home where the 5 bodies were found. lillian.lyn, friends of the murder victims started gathering in front of the home about an hour ago. they set a fire and performed small ceremony in honor of the 5 people killed here friday. mourners continue to flock to the san francisco home where 5 people were found murdered. luck is under arrest for the gruesome killings and tonight we learn more about the 35-year-old from vietnam. immigration and custom enforcement also known as ice took luck into custody 6 years ago. tried to have him deported as soon as he finished serving time for robbery conviction. immigration judge ordered him removed from the country. but because vietnamese officials failed to provide the proper travel documents ice by law had to release luck in december of 2006. immigration attorney the says it wasn't until a few years later when the u.s. and vietnam reached some kind of agreement over immigration. >> it was not until early 2008 that they were able to establish a relationship where they would have a an agreement t

he's 90 years old and lillian is 85. they are just now getting married. >> as long as we both shall live. >> they exchanged their vows. they are holding hands. they are finally pronounced husband and wife. my favorite part, though, is seriously the kiss. >> i now pronounce you to be husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. >> oh, yea. >> she's like hey, baby. i want some more. >> he went in really quickly for a kiss. she's like uh-uh, get over here, honey. >> you know what's really bad, it took her that many years to get the old man to make a commitment. >> they met 18 years ago. >> like i said, it took that long to make a commitment. >> they got married on leap day. because they got married on leap day they got a leap frog for a gift. they will got a world record. they got the record for the oldest combined age on their wedding day. at 98 and 95, thr combined 1reakers. >>> this may be the navy's next big gun. >> when that thing comes out of the end of this gun it's devastating. >> see what it can do next. >> a vacuum a

lillian is here now with the details for us. >>reporter: the skier death was confirmed only a few minutes ago but it was clear things were not looking good when paramedic were seen performing cpr on him taken to the hospital. paramedic loaded injured skier that an ambulanc ambulance. he was one of 3 people skiing in the back country just south of alpine meadows when he got caught in an after lachbling. reid one of the first rest curing than on skichbility one was caught in the slide. right from the get go. taken down the mountain quite a ways. probably like 300 feet down. and then the slide with when we came out the slide went at least another 500 feet below that. >>reporter: sierra had a big dump of snow over the past few days and risk of avalanche has been high. the photo were taken on the road leading up to the avalanche site. it was in such remote area that it took the tahoe in order ick search rescue team 2 and a half hours to get to the injured skier. >> we had to go on fat because terrain so rough we couldn't get the cat

lillian is near morgan hill where investigators are intensifying the search. lillian? >>reporter: dozens of volunteers along with search dog spent the entire day looking for sierra la mar. 15-year-old has been missing now for 6 days. they searched through thick brush and looked inside abandoned buildings. in all they covered about a 3 mile radius. search and rescue teams found no trace of 15-year-old sierra la mar. >> it's tremendously frustrating to put in miles and miles and hours and hours and ours and we don't know. >>reporter: sierra has been missing since friday morning. her family says she normally takes the bus to school. but her cell phone was found the next day at an intersection in the opposite direction. now investigators have revealed they found her juicey brand handbag as well near the intersection of laguna and saint trees a.investigators say they actually found it on sunday but waited to go public with it until they could confirm the bag was hers. >> clothing was neatly folded inside the juicey bag. what we don't know at this point is if she was wearing

lillian is near morgan hill where investigators are intensifying the search. lillian? >>reporter: dozens of volunteers along with search dog spent the entire day looking for sierra la mar. 15-year-old has been missing now for 6 days. they searched through thick brush and looked inside abandoned buildings. in all they covered about a 3 mile radius. search and rescue teams found no trace of 15-year-old sierra la mar. >> it's tremendously frustrating to put in miles and miles and hours and hours and ours and we don't know. >>reporter: sierra has been missing since friday morning. her family says she normally takes the bus to school. but her cell phone was found the next day at an intersection in the opposite direction. now investigators have revealed they found her juicey brand handbag as well near the intersection of laguna and saint trees a.investigators say they actually found it on sunday but waited to go public with it until they could confirm the bag was hers. >> clothing was neatly folded inside the juicey bag. what we don't know at this point is if she was wearing

lillian is here now with the details for us. >>reporter: the skier death was confirmed only a few minutes ago but it was clear things were not looking good when paramedic were seen performing cpr on him taken to the hospital. paramedic loaded injured skier that an ambulanc ambulance. he was one of 3 people skiing in the back country just south of alpine meadows when he got caught in an after lachbling. reid one of the first rest curing than on skichbility one was caught in the slide. right from the get go. taken down the mountain quite a ways. probably like 300 feet down. and then the slide with when we came out the slide went at least another 500 feet below that. >>reporter: sierra had a big dump of snow over the past few days and risk of avalanche has been high. the photo were taken on the road leading up to the avalanche site. it was in such remote area that it took the tahoe in order ick search rescue team 2 and a half hours to get to the injured skier. >> we had to go on fat because terrain so rough we couldn't get the cat

let's get the latest now from lillian kim who is live at the capitol for us. lillian?student protestors began occupying the rotunda of the state capitol this afternoon. finally after several disbursal orders officers made their mov move. >> you are here by ordered to immediately remove from the area. >> reporter: at least 4 disbursal orders given in a span of over an hour. chp with jurisdiction over the capitol waited to give the order until after the building closed at 6:00 p.m. about an hour and a half later officers began making arrest. no one put up a fight. each went peacefully and arrested for trespassing. unable to you can take to the protestors being taken away but beforehand they told us all of this was worth it to make their point. the point is that the state needs to stop make cuts to education. >> we show that we are going to take advantage of the only power that we have which is our people power because we don't have the money power. money power is circulating here. circulating in the financial district in san francisco and new york city and wall street. s

it comes to tackling the ivories, it comes naturally to lillian. she's only had three lessons and that was 82 years ago. >> i can't count the years that i started. i started when i was 12 and i played for quite a while and then after i got married, i didn't have the piano. >> but then when she retired from her job 27 years ago, she picked up where she left off without missing ap. >>> and people have been tapping their toes ever said, enjoying the tunes with williams own personal flair. >> that's what they tell me in church. i played the prelude and then they feel like dancing down the aisle when they go out. >> she plays your one of month and she's actually older than the majority of the people who live here. >> they can sing along and they tap their toes and have the great time. >> what are key to staying young? >> keep active. you have to keep active or else you are done. >> she doesn't read music, doesn't know what she is playing. >> shards and glad, i don't know any of that. >> we have recorded 44 songs. >> and at age 94, still hitting all the

lillian is live in gilroy with mr. on this tragedy. lil i don't know? >>reporter: dan the family lives in this apartment complex and mourner continue to flock to the front door to the pay their respects. by all accounts things became stressful for the family when he right hand home from iraq. ♪ amazing grace ♪ chaplain with the gilroy police department led a candle light vigil to help those who knew the family grieve. tragedy struck the family wednesday nature. when 27-year-old able guiteirez iraq war vet respect shot and killed his sister then shot and killed himself. police say the sister was only 11 years old. she attended south valley middle school. that's where students signed a banner to honor her. counselors came into each classroom first thing in the morning to break the news. danielle was her friend. >> a lot of people were crying and they were just talking about how she was, how she was funny and how she used to hang around everyone and everyone was just crying because everyone knew her well. >>reporter: police believe guiteirez shot his mothe

lillian live at morgan hill tonight with the very latest from investigators. lillian? >>reporter: dan, she is a student at this high school and today investigators interviewed her classmates in hopes it would trigger some clue. they are also contacting all known sex offenders in south santa clara county area to confirm their whereabouts during the time she went missing. sierra is 15 years old and last seen friday morning leaving her home near palm and dorothy avenue unincorporated morgan hill. tomorrow trace is her cell phone found intact at intersection less than a mile away in the opposite direction of usual route to school. investigators are examining her phone and lap top. >> i just can't immanuel her not telling me?; or like few of her closest friends lake it's just weird that none of us have any idea or like can think of anything that she's like recen recently told us that, you know that is correct we can put together. >> she was happy when i gave her a hug goodbye that morning she was happy and excited about writing an english paper that she was doing research

jason is a former teacher and registered nurse is making a house call to 52-year-old lillian perez. >was admitted to the hospital eight times last year. mostly for respiratory distress. she has a bucket full of medications for chronic lung disease, sleep apnea and other conditions. >> can i see this? they got a ventilator placed in lillian's home. >> we are going to talk to you about the new ventilator. >> she saw her doctor whoa had only see her in the hospital every couple of months. we haven't seen you in a while. >> she stayed out of the er for 70 days and counting, a record for her in recent years. the city's sickest of often hard to reach. some don't have phones. jason and his team do routine drive byes to see patients like earl. >> jason from the coalition. how are you doing? >> he is one of the biggest er users in camden with a host of social conditions, hoo hez epilepsy, hypertension and congestive heart failure. >> it's one of those days. the three amigos came early. >> that's the term he uses to describe the team that visited him earlier in the day. >> i know you are busy.

hill yap -- hill -- lillian kim has the latest. >> this vigil has brought all sectors of the community. sierra lamar has only lived here since october but there's been an outpouring of support. she was last seen friday morning before she left home for school. since then investigators found her cell phone and handbag with clothes inside. yet no one has any idea if sierra ran away or something bad happened to her. friends of the family who organized tonight's vigil are holing out hope that sierra is out there alive and well. they're handing out pink and black ribbons in sierra's honor. it was one of her favorite things. >> tonight we wanted to have the ribbon theme where we could get the public wearing these and we're going to hand them out tonight. the cheerleading squad got together and we made over 500 of these to hand out tonight, so everybody can wear these every day and pray for her every day. >> everyone is trying to have the mindset that until something is said we're going to stay positive, and we want to see sierra come home. >> this is the fourth village until honor of sierra t

for a career high 27 ravages 20 points per game says lillian to the starting lineup where the and nowrior fans. >>> i should is said that. the sisters are in house to check out the man seen as nevada the buble the second half next to a 22 run capped off stanford beats nv 8456 and went there in madison square garden for the final four. the stanford women are hard at work are in for the sweet 16 but they did make some time to celebrate her birthday and she begins tonight top five. the waves i specifically what always the same country the crazy but of course the most of the force with a whole bunch of people to football basketball my personal friends the other team they all came with cake. >>> it is a nice steady break. >>> the camouflaged jersey's council passes batiste account them. hearst owns or 29,000 points, and present in those two. the lakers beat the masses. >>> she's going down. it's a good thing she didn't miss the pins because of this ban on the number one. >>> is an excellent move. you want to be hitting those pins with your backside. the ways,,,, bay area !

. >> lawrence is the man of buoyancy and bounce as david lillian that you will once said, the consummate organizer, the man who actually deserves more credit than he has received for organizing the atomic bomb project. that would have been nothing had it not been lawrence to get things rolling. hirst operation at oak ridge was the operation that separated the u 235 to u 238 with the so-called calutrons named after the university of california. if there had not been a lawrence there would have been no atomic bomb at least not on the schedule it was completed. lawrence was in many ways the sourcer's apprentice. built the great psych la tron. wanted to push forward the frontiers of knowledge but instead it will be modified to separate the uranium for the bomb that's dropped on hiroshima. hence the unintended consequences of scientific intervention and next line, i found lawrence is only interesting if you put him in the context of oppenheimer and temmer, the man in the middle of that famous feud and once you start looking at oppenheimer, he steals the show. he is the theorist as opposed to

i thought i'd come up with a clever sort of solution and that is his love interest, lillian, goes and gets the 78 and plays it and while she's listening to it, chet has his horn for the first time, kind of fingers it but he doesn't actually play it. yet we hear him playing 5 years earlier on the record. it's a way of hearing him without the mime playing. anthony brown, who is a composer, is going to get a horn player to play something that is good but it's also someone who hasn't played in a while so it's a bit rusty. that's kind of tricky, but it had to be that because it couldn't be anything too complicated. he couldn't come up with this extraordinary riff set that made everyone kind of stand up and cheer. it had to be this sort of ragedy and yet truthful and sum up everything that's happened in the course of the play. but that's anthony brown's problem, not mine. >> so, anyway, i guess we should open this out to everyone out here. i'm sure you've got some questions that you'd like to ask phillip, so i'll be happy to take questions from the floor. over there in the red. >> can you e

lillian kim is at mt.on tonight. >> reporter: we're at 4200 feet elevation, and a lot of people have been clamoring to get to the summit. but unfortunately everyone was turned away. caltrans closed mt. hamilton road to the general public because of icy and dangerous road conditions. a big disa appointment to people who wanted to drive up and play in the snow, but the people at the observatory are happy about the road

the lillian goldman charitable trust, the corporation for public broadcasting, and by viewers like you. is available on dvd for $19.99 plus shipping. to order, call... to learn more about what you've seen on this "nature" program, visit pbs.org. >> rose: welcome to our program. we begin this evening with the ongoing story of the murdoch empire and its problems with his newspaper properties and the hacking scandal in london. and today's announcement that james murdoch, some called him the heir-apparent, has resigned from his position in lopped and will come it north carolina. we talk with andrew edgecliffe-johnson and john burns of "new york times." >> it's a dynastic struggle, and presents rupert murdoch with a really serious problem. >> rose: we continue this evening with a look at republican politics, the michigan and arizona returns and the upcoming supered it. >> his favorability rating has dropped 20 points in the course of this primary, which is extremely unusual in the course of a primary to drop that far in a presidential primary so he goes in the general election in a much dif

. >> jason and his colleagues got a ventilator placed in lillian's home. >> we're going to talk to youthat's the new ventilator. >> i got what i need to live. >> she saw her pulmonologist who only had seen her in the hospital every couple of months and he said, well, we haven't seen you in a while, you look great. >> lilian has stayed out of the e.r. for 70 days and counting, a record for her in recent years. but the city's sickest are often hard to reach. some don't have phones. so jason and his team do routine drive-bys to see patients like earl. >> hey, earl. jason from the coalition. how are you doing? >> all right, all right, all right. >> earl is one of the biggest e.r. users in camden. along with a host of social issues, earl suffers from epilepsy, hypertension, and congestive heart failure. >> trying to make it through another day, you know what i'm saying? >> mm-hmm. >> i seen the three amigos. they came earlier. >> the three amigos, that's the term earl uses to describe the team that visited him earlier in the day. >> yeah, you got -- i know you're busy. >> despite the long o

at lavish parties, they marketed to people like l'oreal's lilliane bettancourt, the world's wealthiestwoman. >> thierry de la villehuchet would say to them, look, "come to dinner. we'll have your friends, a good time, good wine." and then here comes the hard sell-- "i've got this great money manager in new york. he makes money whatever the weather. i can introduce you, put money into my fund and i'll hand it on to bernie madoff." >> narrator: his brother bertrand said thierry believed completely in madoff. >> smith: but madoff had one condition he had to impose on everyone. funds were forbidden from listing him as an investment advisor in any marketing materials. that's because madoff was unregistered with the sec, even though he had thousands of clients and billions under management. >> i met bernie madoff in the early '90s. >> smith: sandra manzke, the founder of hedge-fund giant tremont, and later maxam capital, has publicly advocated for more transparency in the hedge fund industry. in an exclusive interview with frontline she said she was unaware of how big madoff had become. >> d

>> will yen -- lillian, a wonderful lady who probably did not get more than a sixth grade education bornin south carolina lived her entire life there. a seamstress, the domestic and a strong-willed levy who raised a slew of kids. sent most of them through ife.ege. i knew her a good portion ofle a my life. words. she referred to black people sometimes ask colored people but sometimes she would use the infamous and word. -- and word her example and wisdom has been with me all my life. >> host: it is it illegal to use the n word?that bk. >> guest: generally speaking no. i take that back. diffuse the n word in the employment setting, a supervisor, you refer to worker as a nigger or black people us l niggers you could have a hostile workplace to make yourself subject to a or ne liability under state law or the civil-rights law of under 1964. can with certain circumstances you can do things that make liai yourself, subject yourself to legal liability.e a if you commit violence and in the condition of a violent act refer to people using the the n word you could be subject to the haight law legi

and we have this morning, lillian wilson of tucson, arizona, 103. of good things for her kid dis. i wish i was one of her kiddies. now back to the little kiddie on the hudson. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. coming up next, a peek inside the homes of celebrities. but first, this is "today" on nbc. girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we learn how to brush our teeth. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. >>> back now at 8:39. this morning on "today's real estate," celebrity homes for sale. barbara corcoran is here with what's moving and shaking in the high end market of the rich and famous. barbara, good morning. we're going to go through i think we have five homes that are on the market right now. currently owned by celebrities. d

here's gracie on twitter -- garden city, michigan, lillian, a republican. good morning.aller: good morning. why is it the people are not being told there are 70 leases for smaller oil companies that want to drill? the president has it on his desk and he will not do anything. also, the epa is holding back from any oilan fromland drilling. the democrats are lying. host: here is the new york times this morning -- let's go to ted, independent in tennessee. caller: good morning. i would like to make a. couple i hope everybody was listening to the man in houston who lives there. he talked about how they are exporting oil. if we get the pipeline, where is the oil going to go? it will go on world markets. i wish the gop contenders would tell us just how much the pipeline would lower prices in america. second, we are a capitalist country. i am from tennessee. but you cannot turn them loose without any regulation. we saw what happened and roots -- under the bush administration. look what kind of mess we got. host: now this article -- so he was in nevada yesterday and then he went

>> guest: big mama was lillian stand, wonderful lady who probably did not get more than a sixth grade education, born in south carolina and live current tire life in south carolina. she was a seamstress. she was a domestic. she was a strong-willed lady who raised a slew of kids and send most of them through college and absolutely great person. i knew her for a good portion of my life. shea news a whole lot of different words. she referred to black people sometimes as colored people but she also sometimes would use the infamous and word --n word. and she is a person whose example and wisdom has been with me all my life. >> host: is it illegal to use the "n" word? >> guest: generally speaking no. i take that back. if you use the "n" word in an employment setting, you or somebody -- supervisor and you referred to your work to worker as nigger refer to black people as niggers, you may be in violation of the law by creating a hostile workplace and thereby make yourself subject to a liability under state law or under civil-rights law of 1966, 1964. in certain circumstances you can do things

and we have this morning, lillian wilson of tucson, arizona, 103.for her kid dis. i wish i was one of her kiddies. now back to the littl kiddie on the hudson. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. coming up next, a peek inside the homes of celebrities. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now at 8:39. this morning on "today's real estate," celebrity homes for sale. barbara corcoran is here with what's moving and shaking in the high end market of the rich and famous. barbara, good morning. we're going to go through i think we have five homes that are on the market right now. currently owned by celebrities. do buyers pay a premium when a home has been owned by someone who is famous? >> they always do. they just can't resist. it depends on who the celebrity is as to how much of a premium they'll pay. let's talk about alicia keys and her husband. they've put their apartment here in new york city on the market. i'll tell you the price in a second. what are the selling points? >> they're great. number one they bought it from lenny kravitz which

and we have this morning, lillian wilson of tucson, arizona, 103. things for her kid dis. i wish i was one of her kiddies. now back to the little kiddie on the hudson. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. coming up next, a peek inside the homes of celebrities. but first, this is "today" on nbc. okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> back now at 8:39. this morning on "today's real estate," celebrity homes for sale. barbara corcoran is here with what's moving and shaking in the high end market of the rich and famous. barbara, good morning. we're going to go through i think we have five homes that are on the market right now. currently owned by celebrities. do buyers pay a