mr. durham's business is very profitable to our law firm. mr. durham's here to look for a site for a new factory. so inconvenient or not, we can't afford to be inhospitable to the durhams. how long are we gonna have to put up with 'em? well, uh, four or five days. maybe a week. a week? george, we can't keep rodney and smiley separated for a whole week. i know, so... i think maybe you should take smiley to a boarding kennel the first thing in the morning. oh! oh, no. not me. you're gonna kick smiley out and keep little rodney? it's the only thing we can do under the circumstances. oh. well, excuse me. i got to take little rodney his warm milk. well, now, you can see it's the best solution, can't you? don't explain it to me, george. hey, dad, is it okay with you if i let smiley sleep on my bed tonight the way mrs. durham's letting rodney sleep on hers? uh, son, uh... uh, sit down. let's have a little talk. sure, dad. well, now, first, i want you to know that mr. durham is a very important man. he doesn't act half as important as mrs. durham. well,

durham both at 42. right now you are at 44 degrees. your fast forecast will stay mr. low 40s at lunchtime, 44 this afternoon. it will feel more like mid 30s with breezier conditions and flurries toward 6:00, temperatures back into the upper 30s. i have a closelook at the rest of today's forecast and the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit. new trouble for duke energy, a 6.6 million fine against the utility company, over the 2014 -- into the dan river. the state department of environmental qualities says the fine covers civil penties duke committed before, during and after the toxic spill at its power plant. >>> in couple ber lands county, two exschool employees returned to -- cumberland county, two ex- school employees, drake, a safety coordinator faces three charges of child abuse, danny a former danner is accuse of throwing a student against a wall. this happened back in november. drake and he were both fired. >>> a fight is brewing over student rights. -- for creative studies. they want a clang to the student dress code after the principle orders a grou

mr. edwards said, this is going on not just in flint. it's going on in d.c. it's go iing on in durham, we heard testimony today. it needs to stop and we need to make certain the system works, right, mr. edwards? >> that's correct. >> right? >> yes, sir. >> and you're new on the block. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, citizen-hero, we appreciate what you did. >> thank you. audience is reminded to -- to hold their applause, please. we'll now recognize the gentleman from virginia, mr. connelly, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we ought to be clear about flint. arguably one of the worst municipal environmental tragedies in the modern era in the united states. and it was manmade. and it is the consequence actually of implementing a political philosophy of social darwinism, of smaller governm t government, of rabid anti-regulation, of attack after attack after attack on the epa because our financiers don't like it. let's be very clear how flint happened. it did not happen by accident. and it wasn't a 7-1vote to switch the source of water. that was the vote to switch water authorities

durham. you have to watch it right here on msnbc 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up here, mr.nders' neighborhood. we're sort of in it next door to vermont. my conversation with bill clinton on how do you campaign in bernie sanders's back door. you're watching msnbc, a place for politics, live from new hampshire. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. we're sort of in it next door to nobody move! get on the floor! do something! oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there is a robbery. there's a robbery. why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monitoring to protect you from identity theft. we not only alert you to identity threats, if you have a problem, we'll spend up to a million dollars on lawyers and experts to fix it. lifelock. join starting at $9.99 a month. >>> and we're back live in manchester, new hampshire, which is the center of the political universe until tuesday's primary. >>> however, the clint

mr. trump, made a statement about you. i said, the pope? he pontiff had to say about the billionaire, plus trumps rapidfire response. anna: a teenager blame for this crash involving a durham county sheriff's deputy. what we just learned about this wreck. let's head outside. so nice. >> 50 that feeling. you know the one. that "grand-slam, aced-the-presentation" feeling. multiply that feeling. it's the deal of all deals. a moment worthy of celebration. now multiply that. you're everyone's hero in the championship of all championships it's that feeling. multiplied. introducing the new multiplier scratch-offs. a chance to win. and a chance to multiply your winnings. yea, that feeling caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before

durham to 17 games. the cavs on a 9-0 run. wilson and the lead is 9, but back comes ingram and duke. mr. silky smooth. a three. and the next possession over the top for a jam. former duke -- ties jones enjoying the show. duke down by three at the break. second half, ingram stepping into another three. finished with 25 points. duke retakes the lead and they are starting to sizzle. matt jones for three. a 10-0 run. the lead is seven. and then duke goes ice-cold. with 11 seconds to play. check out brodmann. the sick reverse puts uva up by one. duke turns to grayson, the final tick. he threws it up, and beats the buzzer. duke celebrates a one point win. take another look. no foul called and now travel either. could have been either one of the two, but in the end it is a win. >> i really, really wanted to make a play. and so i did and -- you know, once, once i made the shot i was just kind of releasing all of my excitement and yeah. and then i felt -- >> it is great. this is a dream. and a moment like that is something that you dream of. you do it 100 times over when you are a little kid. >> basketball guys were go

mr. edwards said this is going on that justin flint is going on in d.c. and in durham north carolina. it needs to stop and we need to make certain the system works. mr. edwards: that is correct. the chairman: the audience is reminded to hold their applause. mr. connolly: we ought to be clear about flint. arguably one of the worst in a environmental tragedies in the modern era. and it was man-made. it is the consequence of implementing a political philosophy of social darwinism. smaller government. rabid anti-regulation. attack after attack after attack on the epa because our financiers don't like it. let's be very clear how flint happened. it did not happen by accident. it wasn't a 7-1 vote. they didn't vote on going to the river. those who want to argue that there is nothing wrong with the water just at phosphate to it send a leader of that water to everyone of my colleagues who want to take deposition and watch them drink it. this is the consequence of putting ideology ahead of human beings. and their needs and their welfare. the difference in political philosophy matters. political

just in flint, it's gone on in dc, is, is gone in durham, we heard testimony today and we need to stop and we need to make certain the system works. right mr. edwards? >> that is correct. >> right. >> yes, sir. >> and you are new on the black. >> yes, sir. >> thank you we appreciate what you did. thank you. >> the audiences reminded to hold their applause please. >> will now recognize the gentleman from his or. >> thank you mr. chairman. we ought to be clear about flint. arguably one of the worst municipal environmental tragedies in the modern era in the united states. it was man-made. it is the consequence actually of implementing a political philosophy, a smaller government of rabid anti- regulation of attacked, after after attack, after attack on the epa because our financiers don't like it. let's be very clear about how flint happen. it it did not happen by accident. it was not a seven - one vote to switch the source of water. that was not a boat to switch water. they. they did not vote on going to the river. those who want to argue with us there's nothing wrong with the water just at some phosphate to it, will send a my colic to that

in durham, he is the survey center director there. thank you for joining us this morning, mr. smith. we want to talk about this new ndll you put out for cnn ad wmur. bernie sanders has 61% in new hampshire. hillary clinton has 30%. >> we have seen that lead never quite some time. sanders pulled ahead of clinton back in the fall. i think the clinton campaign made a enormous mistake ignoring sanders as a challenger, thinking he would go away. or the democrats would not support someone who had just recently become a democrat. on andnders has held extended his lead. he has tremendous support among younger people and people who have not voted in the primary before. the only saving grace you can see for hillary clinton right now is those people are the least likely to show up in the election next week. host: who are those people? ted chung: people under the age of 25 or 30 and people who have not voted in a primary in 2008 or 2012. we know younger people are less likely to vote than people who are in their 30's, 40's, or 50's. voting is a habit and if you have voted in the earlier p

it's 30 degrees in raleigh, 3 1 in durham, 32 in fayetteville, on our way up >> that is your latest weather. let's head back inside to mr. matt. >>> as a director, writer and actor, justin theroux does it all in hollywood. he's showing off the talents in "zoolander 2," which he not only appears in but also co-wrote. to take a look. >> hello. i'm the headmaster. derek zoolander. i'm assuming, because i've never met you ever. i'm informed that you'd like to see your son. easily arranged. come. i should tell you your son is incredibly gifted. >> hey there, sport. i hear someone is a fat smarty pants. >> leave you to it then. >> justin, good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> first time here. it's a cool thing. >> yeah. >> normally i say, what was your you about the character you're going to play. but you wrote the character. >> i wrote my own character, which is one of the joys. >> what did you like about him? >> he's really an extended cameo this time. it's fun to wear the dumb makeup and put on the terrible scar. >> you and ben co-wrote this movie. do you do it? are you the elton john-bernie mold, where you ar

mr. roker w >>> tracking cloudy skies, this a live picture in downtown raleigh. as far as the temperatures concerned the low 50s in clayton, raleigh and durham both at 50 while >> that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thanks very much. >>> now to a special series, supermodels, where are they now? >> urge to make a comment right now is strong. the matt lauer story is what i was going to say. we're catching up with some of the most famous faces in the industry. you're married to a former model. wife, is what we call her. >> we are starting with a woman who is instantly recognizable, talking about lauren hutton. we talked to the 72-year-old in venice beach, california, and hutton opened up about her secrets to aging gracefully and what it was like to literally change the face of fashion. >> i got back from cuba. >> what was that like? >> interesting. hadn't been there. was curious and wanted to see how they were doing. >> that sense of curiosity really keeps you alive? >> want to know who everybody was. i had to get out there and find out who we all were. from the very beginning, i wanted to see the world. i heard that models made this enorm

look out at the raleigh durham international airport. 49 right now in south hill, 51 in henderson and towards roanoke rapids mid-50s in clinton, >> that is your latest weather. mr. daly? >> mr. roker, thank you very much. >>> it is a leap year and we get an extra day on february 29th. we want to give you a spontaneous trip out to los angeles. you have to come to the plaza here this friday with these things. your backpacked, ready to go, a friend who is along for the ride and, most importantly, a poster showing us how you guys would spend the extra 24 hours. you could win a three-night trip to los angeles, leaving here from the plaza that very day. you'll have a great weekend at the line hotel. you can enjoy a beach tour. look at them on the bikes. you have a dinner, the original, and, of course, more courtesy of our friends at discover los angeles. if you're over 18, come to the plaza this friday. rsvp by heading to today.com. bring your poster, packed bags with ya for a chance to win. good luck. over to you guys. >>> we're going to sell some of ur stuff. what do we do with the clothes we no longer wear? for the men of "today," it was time for a closet cleanout