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jackie -- >> matt. >> nobody like matt. when i fly over, for my kid's birthday, matt will fly over. >> those people were probably from his base. >> felix gave up a two run homer. the a's struck first and then one of their five errors tonight, throwing it away. 6-2 seattle as hernandez first game of the year, goes the dist response bob, battered. the one bright spot, dave stuart. the king of the franchise for so many years, during the late 1980s, through out the first pitch. we asked him about consakeo and mcguire. old buddies. >> i have not seen him in a long time. but i have seen mack and they are so much love for him. much love and respect for him. great teammate. i am always going to look at him that way. >> reporter: you tried to help him, i can remember back in the day. do you feel sorry for what has become of him. >> you weep what you sew. what is happening to him is things that he did to himself. >> i read your name in one of those movie magazines when you were helping young camps with rihanna. is that true? [ laught

taibbi matt welcome back to the kaiser report are you doing next all right matt i want to talk to you about your piece the real housewives of wall street but first tell us what is tell for it's the term asset backed lending facility it's a program that was created by the fed and it was ostensibly designed to help spur consumer lending you know it's sort of at the end of two thousand and eight after the crash there was a whole bunch of panic on wall street and it really actually started with car dealerships that were unable to get financing from. from the banks as usual because the banks were just afraid to invest in any kind of asset backed securities so the government came up with this program the talf and it essentially provided a government backstop for the banks to lend to consumer outlets like car dealerships and it was eventually expanded to student loans and commercial mortgages and basically everything else under the sun ok so flash back to two thousand and eight the economy in the world is about to crash hank paulson goes before congress extort seven hundred fifty billion dol

matt -- >> calm down.drive. i was make ig sure that the suit would work come royal wedding morning. >> when are you going back to the monopoly game. >> or the planters peanuts commercial. >> you look good in a top hat. >> anyway, we are here in studio 1a. natalie is in the heart of london in trafalgar square with the latest on the preparations for the royal wedding now only two days away. good morning. >> yeah. you look like you're really excited about this, matt. debuting the morning tails. that's the perfect look. you'll be very apropos. as you know, the rehearsal finished up early this morning at westminster abbey. they did a full dry run of the procession. you will see a little bit about the preparation. what was interesting was seeing kate middleton, the bride herself, at the wheel, driving herself back from her house in bucklebury down to london where she's getting ready as well. you can only imagine her nerves right now. she looks calm and pretty cool as a cucumber behind the while with her sister.

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matt and meredith?bring in the royal editor for the sunday express in the uk and brandon robert, a historian. here's how it goes. we say good morning and then we say take it away, okay? you're a day away. we're getting excited. we have the official program. what did you see in it that kind of struck you? >> one of the hymns, "guide me over the great redeemer" was actually for princess dinah -- diana, sung at her funeral and also a song from prince charles and camilla's wedding. >> it's a beautiful hymn. i think people will -- >> the british theme, it's wonderful to celebrate it here with the union jacks up all along the mile, it's building the excitement. it's going to be a great british occasion, of course, across the world being celebrated and the pomp and pageantry. we can't wait. >> what katherine will not be saying is "i obey." it's probably a good thing really. to be fair, a girl of kate's age and just in this general modern time i think it would have been a bit old-fashioned if she said that. man

back to matt and ann. i feel so badly for that guy. >> didn't have the two bucks. >> they should give him something. >> you should give him something. >> you know, i mean, they're co-workers. that's my thought. just give him a little something. >> maria larosa is filling in while al takes some time off. tough weather in florida. tornadoes down there. >> incredible. by mid morning we had a number of tornado warnings sounding in central florida. this is what you're seeing out of tampa, widespread damage, uprooted trees, and even airplanes turned over in an air field. those have obviously moved on. thankfully that part of the world will see much quieter weather during the afternoon hours. this is all associated with our big northeast storm. now on the flip side we've got the spring warmth. we're talking record highs in parts of the south and southwest from texas into southern california, las vegas hitting the 90s today. we are still going to see the cool weather through the northern tier and through the great

pretty much like our friends here, matt and leslie.o the bay area and is sit on their butt and watch kron. here goes woods. he shoots 66 today, and he is in third place. you notice, when that thing is crawling against the bottom of the screen, we never see the shots go in. it's true. what if i was a liar. you would not know. roy mcelroy. mcilroy. phoenix got -- roy mcilroy. >> sharks are still in second place and waiting for the post season. i cannot think of a better way, leslie i love you and matt good night.

>> hey, thanks so much, matt.if you look at the roof of buckingham palace, the royal standard sup. as cow can see. >> we're going cut you off. >> back to you. >> you are seeing now the bentley leaving clarence house with prince william and prince harry leaving. >> prince william arthur philip louis of wales. he's been in the limelight since he was born. there are the brothers in their military uniforms. >> prince william is wearing red. not his raf uniform. >> a lovely story. the irish guard is an honorariry appointment. and jamie lowther-pinkerton, his closest most trusted aide was an irish guard. william decided to wear the uniform. also, it's red. that is a nod to the queen's outfit, who always wears a bright color so she can be spotted. >> it's fantastic legend from an important battle. >> william's 28 years old. that makes him slightly younger than the average british groom. his bride to be is 29 years old. >> harry, incidentally, is wearing the blues and royal krun form. kate also regards as being sexy. if y

tony, matt, thank you very much. >> thank you. president hechanova: and will we be updated on a monthly basis or through director day? >> we can update you as needed. previously regarding a timetable, that's something that i'm certainly interested in as well to produce and we got the work plan. we just need to set the priorities and really have some realistic target dates so we can show you that we've done this by this date. president hechanova: ok. and maybe the global points that would allow for us to see how comprehensive that would be on verticality and bandwidth relative to where we're headed. >> and the calendar that a lot of meetings, a lot of coordination externally with other -- at e.o.c. and city ha

i want to direct it to matt. from from south america where despite mining practices, most of our rain forests are still pristine and the government proposed the developed country in north america and europe pay us to not do anything else to the forests. what does climb economists in a developed country think when he hears something like that, is the first question. >> let's go with the answer to the first question. >> it's a free market environmentalist, and i love it, and my wife gives our money to the nature conserve and money is collected in a land trust in the u.s. and land is purchased from developers and set aside to just be pristine, and what you outline sounds similar. i -- if there's a question with the money collected say from the united states to your country, there's a question how the money is distributed. if i'm a poor person, do i get the dime or is it captured by the political elite? i having never been to your country, i want to believe the first one. >> they are full of practice call problems. >

i'm matt lauer. >> i'm meredith vieira. we're following a heartbreaking story from newburg, new york. a mother and three of her children dead after she drove their van into the hudson river. >> it apparently happened after a dispute at the woman's home. police say she put her four kids into the family van. then let her 10-year-old son out just before she drove the mini van off a boat ramp. we'll get the latest in a live report ahead. >> also adult airport screenings are something we have to deal with, but what about kids? that question is in the spotlight after a mother says she saw her 6-year-old daughter receiving a pat-down. she said it amounted to groping. details coming up. >> take a look who's back in the house. our good friend and former "today" anchor katie couric. so much to discuss. so little time. we'll talk about her new book, the best advice she's received. she's already in the greenroom. that's the earliest she's ever arrived here. >> it's so early here, matt. omg. >> how soon they forget. and controversy over

here's matt. >>> thank you. now to the budget battling -- battle in at the national det clock that now stands at more than $14 trillion. president obama has now unveiled his plan to reduce the deficit. chuck todd is nbc chief's white house correspondent. hello, chuck todd. >> hello. he ratcheted up the debate big time on this issue of what to do with the nation's entitlement programs, and he guaranteed the issue is going to become very contentious and front and center in the 2012 campaign. >> today the budget battle moves back to capitol hill where the house is expected to pass that compromised plan to keep the government running for the rest of this year. and now the president has his own vision for 2012 and beyond. >> we don't have to choose between a future of spiralling debt and one where we forfeit our investment and our people and our country. >> the president laid out his plan in four parts. he wants to simplify the tax code and raise taxes on wealthy americans, streamline federal agencies, reform medicar

i said, who is matt dickinson? and she says, he's our pastor. and i should know who he is because i'm a deacon in my church. >> reporter: alarming symptoms despite months of reainsurances from the government and bp that workers were safe. so, we wondered, what was being done? how did the government know whether the air was safe? after sifting through hundreds of pages of government data, we found that no government agency tested the air the workers out at sea were breathing until a month after the spill. and most worrying, they never tested for tiny particles of oil, which become airborne. were you given respirators or anything? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> we were told we did not need respirators. >> reporter: no respirators to protect them? so, we took our findings to washington, to the lead agencies involved in the cleanup. our first stop was the epa. they told us to go to the agency in charge of workplace safety, which declined an interview. so, we went to the man who was the face of the oil spill response and the only one to acknowledge that may

i'm matt lauer. >> and meredith vieira. the faa has launched an investigation into thans dent involving the first lady's plane. >> it came within three miles of a c-17 military cargo jet as those planes approached andrews air force base it may not seem that close. but ta those cargo jets produce a large jet wash, other planes are ordered to stay at least five miles away. we should stress both planes landed safely. the faa says the first lady was not in any real danger. but it was a major violation of air traffic safety rules. live with the latest on that, straight ahead. >>> also ahead, today marks the one-year anniversary of the oil rig explosion that marked the worst oil spill in u.s. history. we'll talk about the future with louisiana governor bobby jindal. >>> a story you'll love. a postcard lost in the mail 24 years. played a role in ending a dear friendship. something remarkable happened. that long lost piece of mail recently delivered. we'll bring those women together, face to face, for the first time since 1987. let

line called donald trump signature collection and the tacky collection has suits shirts and ties for matt but if you look at the labels on those clothes well they say made in. in china so what some of trump's clothing is made in china how could that possibly happen he says the chinese are enemies so why would he be doing business there see trungpa said that if he were president he would tax china so heavily to even out the trade differences between the two countries but would not hurt trump's bottom line what's funny about this story is the truck obviously is having his clothing line made in china due to the availability of cheap labor he then sells his signature collection for a much higher profits here in the us and all around the world so he's making a profit with the help of china and i would call that being a hypocrite but what happens of trump is actually elected would be heavily tax his own products coming to the u.s. i doubt it so that's why donald trump is tonight's top time winner for his china bashing while being a better the chinese when it comes to his own personal business.

i'm matt lauer. al roker will join us shortly.f you weren't able to wake up early or stay up late to watch the ceremony we'll have highlights ahead. >> plus, we have the moment that made a lot of hearts go pitter-patter. the first public kiss as a royal couple on the balcony of buckingham palace. ale royal tradition. the first one wasn't that good. the crowd said, we want another one. so they did it with a little more feeling, as we said. >> might be the first time there were two kisses. we have to research that. since we love weddings so much we'll ask when will it be prince harry's turn to tie the knot? no pressure, but in the crowd i saw a beautiful young woman wearing a tiara with a huge sign outside of westminster abbey that said, marry me, marry! >> his girlfriend was here chelsy davy. definitely there today. >> how long before we have a countdown clock on the screen -- >> for the baby? >> for harry's. >> within half an hour. >> let's bring in michelle kosinski with the look at the day's highlights. good morning. >> talk abo

matt howard is a star player with butler university. it's his family's dream to go to houston to watch him play in the big game. >> but they couldn't afford the trip and that's when the entire community came to their help. it shows us what friendship is all about. and the howard family will join us live in just a bit to talk about that experience. >> great story. a lot to get to. let's begin with that new development in japan where officials say they have found the source of where that radioactive water is leaking in to the pacific ocean. lee cowan joins us from tokyo with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: morning, lester. yeah, it may be one of the sources. we've talked a lot about the water pooling in the turbine buildings that are near the reactors as well as those tunnels next to those turbine buildings. now they've found an access panel very near the ocean where this are access to electrical cables, they found a little less than a foot of what they say is highly radioactive water in that pit. there is a crack in the concrete a

>> reporter: matt howard brought back that smile. you can see it all over. connersville decided his family had to see him play. a rally had neighbors opening their hearts and wallets. a dime here and a dollar there. >> we've had to empty that money box down there twice a day. i mean, it gets full in a hurry. >> reporter: the full court press was enough to raise thousands and get the entire family to the game. tonight the howards are in houston, almost in disbelief. >> i feel like i shouldn't be here and i'm going to wake up and find myself back at home. that's really how i'm feeling. but some day i'll look back on this and think, wow, look at what happened. >> they are watching matt courtside, knowing connersville is watching, too. >> it's beyond money, it's beyond words, it's just a priceless experience, and we just want to take it all in and be a part and enjoy it with him. >> reporter: a hard-luck town comes through with an assist to help deliver on a dream. janet shamlian, nbc news, atlanta. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester hol

[laughter] so, matt, here's my question. climatoplis is written in the breezy popular style, and it has a sort of breezy optimism to it. you write at one point and i'm quoting here, the innovative capitalist culture will allow us to make a faludi stifel these cade from climate change most devastating impact. what makes you so sure of that? >> my mother always told me to avoid wishful thinking, and i always try to be provocative to see if the folks are a week. i take climate change very seriously now that 12 minutes is up -- [laughter] i love good jokes. i take climate change very seriously. and my optimism is really -- the core of my optimism, and i don't want you to walk away thinking i am a 90 optimist is that when we anticipate a challenge that our minds in the world of 7 billion people, perhaps 9 billion people, if enough of us are scared and aware of the challenge climate change pos is, the beginning of address in tomb head on is anticipating a problem and if our best minds as zuckerberg, maybe a few ucla faculty, in th

matt is at nasa in mountain view good morning matt. >> reporter: good morning yeah, we are here at nasa and this is home to one of the most iconic buildings in all of silicon valley, hanger one, over at mofette field behind us, it is so big it is one of the world's largest free standing building, covers 8- acres at mofette field used to house joinder ridgables during world war ii as they looked for submarines in the water, now that building is going through major changes, it has been sitting vacant for decades it is full of toxic chemicals, asbestos, pcbs. they are starting to remove the siding piece by piece they will go from the south to the north taking off one bit of siding until done should take a year they should finish end of this year possibly beginning next year, the problem is when they are done, you are going to be able to see the bones of hanger one, everything that makes up the structure that holds it together will be exposed some described that will look like a giant turkey carcass visible from 101. not the most pleasant thing to look at driving through silicon valley. pre

matt is back in studio 1a.ahead from here another royal resident's kensington pas has where princess diana raised her sons and a potential home to william and kate in the future. much of kensington remains a mystery. we'll take you on a rare inside tour. plus it took years for princess diana to carve her place in the fashion world but kate is making an impression and she's not even an official princess yet. coming up, new clues on the possible designerer of the wedding gown. that's all anybody is talking about. matt? >> it's all about the gown. from here in new york new details on bernie madoff. turns out his ponzi scheme wasn't the first time he covered up losses. just ahead what madoff said about that and how he's changed since being sent to prison. meredith? >> let's begin with a tour of kensington palace. it was built in 1605 and has been home to the royal family for centuries. recently its doors were opened to us. beyond its golden gates, mani cured lawns, kensington palace is a home and the fiercely priva

it's particularly important for myself and matt to attend that. there's a great amount of historical information over the years. i remember that earthquake. certainly at the time i had a house up on russian hill and i remember leaving work early that afternoon obviously to to watch the world series and being on great highway. it certainly comes back very vivid when you think about it, but you realize all the actions and the activities that took place, everything that was developed was really important, vital, historic information and i am trying to coordinate with that. i am going to meet with deputy director cornfield to hand over some of that information so we have that historical data. if you have any questions? president hechanova: commissioner walker. commissioner walker: thank you for your presentation and for your work. one of the things i might ask you all to coordinate is within our department and our code enforcement outreach program and our s.r.o. collaboratives who have information about who might be in buildings while we're out there

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reporting live in san jose, i'm matt bigler for cbs 5. >> matt, i was just thinking.irst what the first offense $20? parking offenses are triple that and this is a lot more dangerous. thank you, matt. >> i have to be careful because out on the east coast, you can use your cell phone. you can't text and drive but in massachusetts and new hampshire, sure, you just yap it up. >> where do you live now? >> i live in san francisco now. >> okay. >> i go over to the east bay to see my family oh, i'll be over in a minute, whoops, sorry. it's a good idea. >> don't want to be talking about you on the news. >>> 6:38. coming up a new candidate throws his hat into the presidential race. plus... >> a 6-year-old child shouldn't be subjected to this kind of treatment in the first place. >> a 6-year-old girl frisked at an air. what the parents are demanding the tsa to change coming up. >>> and the stock market opening just about 8 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers and it is looking good. dow jones industrial average up 53 points. coming up, we are going to get an update from k

matt, may there be many more jobs in the month ahead. thank you. >>> and more good news on another front tonight, about the yearly mountain of traffic deaths in this country. that number has dropped, dramatically. last year, fewer people died on american highways than any year since 1949 when they started keeping the records. and the overall number is down 25% in the past five years. abc's lisa stark now on what is driving this change. >> reporter: to get a sense of just how far we've come, take a look. two chevys, 1959 meets 2009. our cars of 50 years ago, no match for the safety designs of today. just in the past few years, leaps in safety. watch this frontal impact. and just three years later, this. and as for those devastating side crashes? here's before air bags. and now, today. most cars offer this kind of protection for the head and body. side air bags will eventually save over 800 lives a year. >> this really is a tribute to the safer cars, the more advanced safety features we're seeing and more cars with basic safety features. >

back to matt, ann and al. we need good news there. >> how comforting for that owner to have his dog back. >> natalie back and al back from vacation as well. >> the two were not related. >> no, but still you had a good time. >> great time. unfortunately coming back to severe weather. we have video from topeka, kansas, this is a giant dust devil, really a tornado, slow move system kicking up a lot of debris and dirt throughout topeka, kansas. no damage reported with this. let's see what's going on as far as today. ahead of the cold front, warm moist air out of the gull. cold air with a low through the plains. that's going to generate strong storms from jackson to memphis. we've got a strong risk of storms along this sqllualine with the possibility of tornadoes. it's already firing up quite a bit of heavy rain from dam last all the way up to chicago. and parts of western new york. rainfall amounts from one to two inches of rain with gusty winds and a lot of hail. the big problem will be st >>> good morning to you

is dig a well in your backyard, huh, matt?rter: sure. >> matt bigler kcbs radio in san jose. thank you. >>> yeah. many places around the bay area running 120% of normal for this time year rainfall and, of course, the sierra nevada 160% of normal. tremendous amounts this year. the sun coming up on a different day as we have a few clouds moving by. doesn't look like we'll see some rain but boy the clouds are making for a nice sunrise today should be a spectacular sunset toward the evening. out the door though right now it is chilly in spots. 30s and 40s all around the bay area with some partly cloudy skies. this afternoon, you are going to see a mix of sun and clouds temperatures going to be warming up a bit well into the 60s inland, a lot of 60s inside the bay cool at the coast. 50s and low 60s. so we have a ridge of high pressure here. but not a strong ridge. and it's rather flat so it's allowing a lot of the clouds to jump over the top of the ridge so that's what we're seeing today and occasionally we may see a couple of ligh

it's matt lauer, the "backstory." >> do you know thatitalin is a streak drug?i'm asking a question. >> charlie sheen takes on denise. smoking, sweating, swagger, leading a curse-filled chant rant against his ex. >> christie brinkley is bringing it, looking sexy and fit at 57. >> jimmy kimmel

why matt was missing there the anchor chair today and emerging details on matt's top-secret deal. >>lus, where in the world is matt lauer. "indepth," behind the scenes of his most famous series. >> is joan rivers crashing charlie sheen's comedy show this weekend? >> i want to see what this whackadoodle will do. >> prince harry stranded in the north pole.

>>> matt, thanks. kate middleton and prince william making their last public appearances before the royal wedding. in darwen, england with more on that and new details on the big day. michelle, good morning. >> hi, savannah. right. after today they will just be a married couple. nobody will pay attention anymore. right. today they are all smiles opening a school in this miserable weather, highlighting the need for more green spaces, the kind of community changing work they both feel strongly about. next it will be time to get ready for their big day and the parties that will include everyone from billionaires to the people who work for them. cheers and love for william and kate who look like this is all second nature. the next time we see these two, they will be a bit nervously making that long walk to the alter. flanked by 1900 of their closest friends. >> you know what, i'll be right in the milling of it. >> reporter: you might say a motley crue, including the kings of jordan, bahrain and saudi arabi

al, matt? >> all right.all the problems with the broadway play "spider-man." it's now on hiatus. can it be saved? we'll talk exclusively to the new creative team in charge of fixing the troubled show. >> all right. also, you have tried yoga? >> yes. >> have you ever tried vikram yoga. >> is that the one where it's like 100 degrees? >> that's the one. general i canjennal is checking. >> can we say hello to mr. carson daly the host of "the voice" premiering tonight. carson, good morning. >> good morning. thank you very much. good to see you. >> this show has a difference. why is it different from other singing competition shows? >> we start with just the voice. forget the quest to be a celebrity overnight. this is a search for a new talent driven by four people in their prime in the music business looking to discover and mentor and ultimately find the voice of america. >> the mentorship is key. in fact, as i understand it -- let's talk about the judges. you have serious judges. christina aguilera. >> the voice

matt? >> pete williams, thank you very much. >> now a check of the rest of the top stories from ann curry at the news desk. good morning. >> welcome back, meredith. good morning to all of you. in the new this is morning the government is ordering inspections of all older model boeing 737s. the manufacturer recommended the move after a five-foot hole ripped open the roof of an older 737 jet in mid flight. cracks have also been discovered in two more jets. >>> water samples taken in the ocean near the krip. ed nuclear power plant in japan now show iodine levels that are seven mitimes the legal limit. officials say in order to keep the reactors cool, workers are forced to pump water onto them while dumping radioactive runoff into the ocean. the japanese government admits the long-term effects of dumping are uncertain. >>> laurent gbagbo is now negotiating his surrender a day after u.n. and defense hospitals began firing on his presidential palace and military sites. hundreds have been massacre

and matt gutman is in lakeland, he has been in the severe storms all this day. matt? >> reporter: good evening, diane. i want you to see the wing of this plane. it's not actually meant to fold like that. it was picked up by this possible tornado, like dozens of airplanes in this airfield, thrown apart in some cases, the engines were ripped right off the fuselage. this was just one possible tornado out of many here in florida today. the funnel cloud roared out of the blackness. this family went crashing for cover. >> it through the port-a-pots up in the air. it was really strong. >> all of our trash bins were everywhere. they just went flying everywhere. >> reporter: the air show normally attracts half a million people. and for a few days a year, this becomes the busiest airport in the world. not today. >> this has not been a very good year for sun and fun. rain and pain. how does that sound? >> reporter: the storm caused millions of dollars in damage. it ripped planes apart, shredded tents. but caused just a handful of minor injuries. nearby, the twister slammed into

ben, kate, mary beth sanders, kim, brigitte, matt, tom, and arnie larson. >> mr. president chiu, i am here to support this project as emphatically as i can. unlike the sponsors, in human. about that money, let's be real. there are a lot of campaign contributions lying around. is this about building the kind of neighborhood that we have witnessed here tonight? building on the sinking sand? i know there is perhaps a supervisor year or two. with a "ph," for the closed captioning, like sarah palin. with the ambient -- they will need a lot of money. i urge you to think about your future. the displacement of the doctor, the chair of the program. dr. terrance -- no, but all of that aside. think of you! president chiu: next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. i am with the local and san francisco. i urge you to reject the appeal. i think the environmental report is adequate. when this project is done, you're going to avoid all of those commuters. another thing is there was a lot of noise about local hiring. zero planning. it is not 20%. i urge you to reject this. thank

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