that it looked bad for natalie's image. >> and the oscar goes to, natalie portman, "black swan." >> doy of the people that voted for natalie for the best act res oscar would not have voted for her if they knew she didn't do all of the dancing in this movie? >> i can guarantee you it would have hurt. there was a lot of great dancing that sarah lane did that enhanced the performance and helped it win an oscar. >> they were trying to create an image, this facade that natalie had done something extraordinary. something that is pretty much impossible. >> reporter: to become -- >> to become a professional ballerina in a year and a half. >> reporter: natalie's co-workers moved swiftly to defend the actress. costar mila kunis said natalie deserved all the recognition she got. the director said by his count, 80% of the dance shots in the film were natalie portman. is it possible his math can be correct and your version can still be correct? >> it's possible if you're counting the close-ups of her face, as actual dancing shots. but i don't call close-ups of her face actual dancing. an oscar is f

natalie is having fun in rio de janeiro, brazil. good morning, natalie.his is fall in rio. it must be 95 tigers. -- degrees. i know you're dying to know the water temperature. it's perfect. but coming up we'll talk about why brazil has had this amazing transformation over the last 30 years. it wasn't always this incredible country with everything going for it. there was a time when this country was really on the brink of disaster. coming up, i'll share more of what has changed here. >> i have not seen so many good-looking people on the beach in my life. reason number one to go to rio. >> rubbing it in with the weather. 90 here, the water's warm. it's pouring rain and 50 outside, natalie. that's not nice. >> she's our friend, so we're living vicariously through her. also ahead, this season's must have hand bags from white totes to colorful carry-alls. the latest trends for spring bags. buy your wife something nice. >> or maybe a man purse. >> a murse? no, no. >> we'll get a cooking lesson from giada de laurentiis in the kitchen ready to show us three easy

good morning to you. >> natalie, natalie, al, good morning from tuscaloosa, alabama.we could start with joyous news here. things in the south got even worse today. here is where things stand. death toll from the historic onslaught of tornadoes across seven states climbed to at least 343. majority of the deaths were here in alabama. stunned survivors are picking up the physical pieces of their lives as others are still desperately trying to reconnect with missing loved ones. across alabama sounds of heavy equipment and work could barely mass the sounds of grief. >> homes leveled. >> reporter: from the air, over alabama, it is a clear, almost surgical path of destruction. from the ground where president obama met survivors, a nightmarish landscape. >> i have never seen devastation like this. >> reporter: cadaver dogs sniffed out the dead in alabama which bore the most fatalities and more than 220. >> trying to get what we could out of the house. i was able to do it. >> reporter: tennessee and mississippi each recorded more 30 dead. it trails as far north as virginia. na

now, natalie, what do you do for the company? what's your job? >> i have been fortunate enough--i worked in the company a little bit before i had my child, my son. and then i got to come back and be a spokesperson-- >> oh, good. ok. >> and share delicious recipes and do a little bit of online things for them. so... >> that's great. 'cause i think people think of dried fruit, and they think of maybe, oh, just trail mix or snacking. but i mean, look at all this stuff we have here. this is amazing. >> exactly. and i think that's what we really want to communicate to our customers-- that dried fruit is so much more than snacking. >> yeah. >> you have--obviously, you have all of the baked goods, delicious baked goods. we've got-- >> those look great. >> orange cranberry poppy seed muffins and granola bars. but not only that--you can do main dishes. >> oh, yeah. >> so, you can do a pork loin roact, like we do for our holidays as a family. >> oh, that's nice. >> it's a family tradition now, which we love. we do a plum-stuffed ravioli with ricotta cheese

. >> oh natalie. natalie, natalie, natalie, natalie, natalie. all is not lost.ntures of the girls of the boarding school made the grade with viewers. what are blair, natalie, tootie jo, and mr. garrett up to? that's tomorrow. >>> also just ahead, felicity huffman and doug savant have played on "desperate housewives" for six years. how much do hay know about each other? we'll find out. >>> plus when life hands you lemons, you make lemon aid. your fwirls love this group. >> i just found out last night, yeah. >> heirthey're so excited. >> i have too get autographs and guitars. >> well "lemonade mouth," that's the name, they are coming up next. how about more fun from the cast of one of our favorite sitcoms. mr. kotter. >> they had fantastic time. some of the viewers had questions for the "welcome back kotter" cast. start within the origin of the best loved catch phrase of vinnie barbarino. >> hey kotter. up your nose with a rubber hose. >> kay wants to know where did the catch phrase up your nose with a rubber hose come from? >> well it was based on what they reall

roker. >> thank you so much, natalie. >> i guess you think they'll win tonight, right? >> yes. >> go dawgs. the huskies, too. lots of dogs in it. it's a dog fight. oh, my gosh. let's see what's going on. we'll show you rogers, arkansas. knwa, northwest arkansas news. windy and 57 degrees. look at the temperatures anywhere from 9 to 16 degrees above normal. we have chilly contions from fargo to dallas. temperatures will be below normal. 60s and 70s there. 80s into the southwest. 40s in the pacific northwest. wow. got an electric sign. very nice. >>> good morning to you, a chilly start to this monday morning, but temperatures are right now in the 40s. we're going to make way into the upper 70s. you're already -- 69 degrees in san jose. which is actually the average for this time of year. really comfortable start to the week. temperatures drop off as we head through tomorrow. we're down to 70, even more so for wednesday, thursday, 60 degrees, showers on the way. a new book about to be published that goes into great detail ab

natalie? >> as kerry sanders reported, a busy lowe's home improvement store in north carolina was almost completely destroyed when a powerful tornado tore through the building with nearly 100 people inside. remarkably no one was seriously injured thanks to quick-thinking employees. bobby gibson is one of the heroes who helped get his customers and co-workers to safety. gary and kathy hendricks were shopping there when the storm hit. good morning. >> thank you. >> bobby, when did you first realize the lowe's store was in the direct path of the tornado? >> yes, ma'am. roughly about ten minutes prior we heard that we were under a tornado watch and a warning. roughly about two minutes before the storm made impact, my senior store manager mike holowell saw commotion. he could see the cloud. he didn't describe it as a funnel but more like a cloud wall of rain and cloud and debris coming toward the store from the parking lot across the road from us in that shopping center. at that point it was just r

natalie portman could have been another good option. >> maybe next year natalie.hey are all beautiful. >> beauty in the eye of the beholder. absolutely. wr cnbc 4 in washington, d.c., where a nearby mcclain, virginia, some real estate has hit the market garnltsed to make any buyer feel presidential. a live-in replica of the white house is up for sale with a price tag of $4.65 million, the scaled down version comes with its own oval office, lincoln bedroom, and bit of history, the house was used in the movie "independence day" making it an ideal home for both movie and history buffs. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> dinosaur museum exhibits are always popular, but the american museum of natural history's is altogether different. it focuses on a life sized 60 foot model of one of the world's largest dinosaurs. one side uses skin texture, but the other shows its working organs. the dinosaur lived 200 million years ago in china. >>> four opera singers left the stage yesterday singing

natalie is there. on friday when a group of us went to easter services at westminster abbey. we were there. you sit in the abbey and listen to the choir. it just stops you wherever you are. they sing so beautifully. the building is so gorgeous. you think 1,000 years of history. i can just imagine what kate will feel like when she walks down the aisle. it will take her about four minutes to get to the front with her dad. we had tears in our eyes and it was just easter service. >> i imagine so. it's a beautiful church on the inside. of course it's an historic monument. watching you eat the jelly or jello as we call it here, i was thinking bill cosby would be proud. you should keep it up. >> he would be. i almost destroyed one of those. if you wobble it too much you can have a problem. you have to be careful with the jelly itself. i will try to behave myself, ann. >> okay. meantime can you taste the liquor in the jello? is it on warehouse? >> i can feel the liquor. i ran this morning and i haven't eaten.

it is a brilliant story. >> reporter: natalie morales, nbc news, london. >> six days and counting. that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for lester holt and for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching. us at nbc news, thanks for watching. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. the giants fan brutally beaten outside dodgers stadium last month remains in critical

natalie morales in trafalgar square. >> yes, with the mayor of london boris johnson. natalie?e were 20,000 people here today. >> that's a fraction. there are hundreds of thousands in hyde park. >> huge crowds everywhere. you, in fact, were inside westminster. what was it like in there? >> lovely. it was a very, very happy atmosphere. what you've got here is two young people who have known each other for a long time, eight years. i think everybody is genuinely intoxicated with happiness because they think this thing is going to work. >> we hope so. >> this is so huge for us because this is the institution, whether you like it or not, that incarnates the continuity of the system of the society. they got married on the very spot where william the conquerer was crowned king almost 1,000 years ago. >> amazing. was there a favorite moment for you? >> you saw the bride walk down the aisle -- >> she was a knockout, stunning. >> were you as blown as way as everybody? >> the greatest moment actually was when they had done the vows and the archbishop wrapped the thing around -- no man pu

the same system natalie told you about.orms in the midatlantic state s and through the southeast and through texas. we he the possibility of tornadoes, isolated hail and we strong, damaging winds. as you can see on the radar we are picking up showers and heavier thunderstorms near the atlanta area. we are looking at anywhere from one to three inches of rain through the southeast. also looking at heavy snow working its way up into new england. caribou, maine, may pick up to a foot of snow before it's ove >>> good morning to you. our neck of the woods clearing out from santa rosa to the peninsula. mostly clear conditions, spotty activity still lingers, just off the coast at the south bay and we'll see spotty showers zme ee onshore and then a break. more rain this evening, steadier rain, 61 in oakland and 63 in los gatos, 72 in redwood city. and this holiday weekend, should be mostly dry, 71 degrees easter. >>> now time for today's money 911. more help for your financial problems. questions have been pouring in about everythin

the movie -- it's you, natalie portman, danny mcbride. >> natalie portman is pretty serious. >> jimmy serious. and actually, that is one of the great things about the movie. it is, on one level, like a 12-year-old boy's dream of a movie because there's great action. we go on an adventure. i play -- danny and i play brothers. we're both princes. i'm the favorite son. i go on all these quests and kill -- >> jimmy: dragons. >> dragons and stuff. and he's like a fish out of water. he's the screw up. >> jimmy: he just stays home and gets stoned in the castle. >> yeah. >> jimmy: hence, "your highness." >> basically the scene of the whole movie was, a guy in medieval times that gets stoned and fights dragons. >> jimmy: right now, you're speaking to my audience. this is fantastic. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> literally, danny mcbride and the director, david gordon green came up with this idea in film school. they played a game where they'd come up with titles and then you'd have to come up with the movie. so, david said, "your highness," and danny said, "yeah, a guy that smokes weed and fights

all right, natalie. you very much. >> they don't waste any time. >> marketing. >> exactly. >>> as we mentioned people have been lining up like the procession route for days. peter alexander is there on the duke of the royal steps. good morning, peter. >> reporter: we'll keep this very quick. this is what they call the mall. at this time tomorrow we'll see the prince and princess coming around here. it's called horse guard road. it's going to be lock dound toerktsally shut off to traffic but lined with nearly 2 million people. there'll be plenty of these guys, police, as well. you can see right down this route. this has existed since the late 19th century. red pave meblt like a red carpet up to buckingham palace. you have to be careful whenever you're walking along traffic. i'll introduce you to some of the americans who have come here. thank you, sir. ladies, if i can, where are you all from? from louisiana our five red-hat ladies. show your hands. those are pretty nice engagement rings. how long has it

good morning, natalie. >> and good morning to you. with just six days to go though this is a long holiday weekend it is no holiday for those involved with planning the weekend of the century. there is still lots of work to be done to make sure everything here lives up to that fairy tale. the bunting is up. the flags have been raised. with just one week to go, the finishing touches are all around as london gets ready for the big day and the eyes of the world. at buckingham palace they're sharpening the knives. >> the tension will ramp up. >> reporter: and polishing the family silver. >> double checking, trinh ining checking. >> reporter: the westminister boys choir is having its final rehearsal with its young members being told not to eat chocolate or drink soda to save their voices. the household staff is hard at work buffing and shining and those guards with the bear skin hats are rehearsing their steps and making sure uniforms are ship shape. >> there's only one standard required for any state ceremony or occasion and that's excelle

natalie, back to you. >> a busy spring, eric.nched a top to bottom review to ensure safety and restore public confidence. the house and senate gave final approval thursday to a budget that cuts $38 billion in domestic spending for the rest of the fiscal year. 59 house republicans who wanted deeper cuts broke with their leadership and voted against it. ford is expanding the recall of the f-150 truck that's a top-selling vehicle in the country. earlier this year, ford announced a recall involving 144,000 vehicles. the latest recall covers 1.2 million f-150s from 2004 to 2006 due to an electrical short that can stop the air bags from inflating. for more information head to our website, today.com. >>> a new and rare united front from france, britain and the u.s. after days of public disagreement over the course of things in libya. moammar gadhafi remains defiant, apparently parading through the streets of tripoli yesterday in an as you. his daughter appeared before supporters declaring libya will not be defeated by nato. japan ordere

. >> natalie portman has gone to vegetarian for the sake of her unborn baby.he said her body was telling her to have eggs and dose want to know what sex the baby is saying jewish superstition. >> witherspoon says quote sometimes i will sit in my car and cry because i can't get out. once one of the richest couples in england, now ozzie and sharon osbourne oh the u.s. in back taxes and face losing one of their homes. >>> comics stolen over a decade ago from nicholas cage, wants it back. but first claims goes to the insurance company that paid him off for that. >> can you imagine owning a $1 million economic bocomic book a having it stolen? >> i'm sure, i think of him more as owning cars not comic books but hey. >> i think maybe bad movies. >> and this coming to us from channel 2 in alaska where on nearby spy island discovery of the new world stopped a mama and her cubs in her tracks. in between that time, workers arrived and transformed the area into an oil complex. they ended their stay and headed for a less crowded habitat. that is an amazing story. i cannot i

natalie portman's body double, her ballet double told "entertainment weekly" that natalie only appeared hand it to the lead singer this kid, angelo. he may have only been 9 years odd, but he really really knows how to bring it home. ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sing it over and over in the hopes that maybe it will stop happening. it's his mantra. that would be a good song for r kelly to cover. [ laughter ] and he's a kelly, too, so it's perfect. the barry bonds trial continued in san francisco today. the former baseball player is being charged with obstruction of justice and perjury for allegedly lying when he claimed he never knowingly used steroids. yesterday, barry's former mistress testified against him. for more than six hours. she claims bonds became increasingly short tempered, he started losing his hair and suffered from impotence as the relationship went on. doesn't that happen in every relati

natalie and tootie. under the watchful eye of house mother, mrs.r adolescence. on screen and off. so, sunday was a night as big as the first coed school dance. all together again for the first time ever at the tvland awards. >> what a great opportunity to say thank you. thank you so much for being so kind for so long. >> reporter: as adults they do seem unscathed, as though they escaped the child star curse. something that soon-to-be 85-year-old charlotte rae, who played the lovable mrs. g, tried to point out. >> i am so proud of my girls. they all turned out to be straight. >> reporter: meeting them backstage, i wanted to make sure i understood precisely what mrs. g was going for. when you got up there tonight and said my girls turned out so straight, what did you mean? >> i meant that with good parenting and -- >> reporter: some people in the audience didn't take it the right way. you meant they all turned out to be great people. >> i was thinking like a tree that grows straight to the sky. >> reporter: got you. >> what did you think? >> reporter

brother, the to embark on a quest to rescue his brothers bride encounter fierce warrior played by natalieess is rated r. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: first it was reported that not law were made the leaving the today show once his contract with nbc is up. now this word he's holding out for a bigger paycheck. sources claim he's lobbying for a raise to $25 million a year. they say the talk about him leaving the show is nothing but a well time negotiating ploy. the futures the short cast members are branching off. mtv has given the green light to to show spinoffs, one will features new key entered her friend jay wells. the other will start pauly ntv said both series will chronicle the reality stars' lives away from their housemates. yet to be titled show will air in 2012. checking traffic on this friday on the golden gate bridge, a bit sluggish north and south on right now but still the beautiful day of there. kron 4 news at 5:00 p.m. is next. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 5:00. >>pam: kron 4 was there as ... series manners were unfurled a theory to t

you can hang it somehow, natalie. >> stay strong, natalie. >> find a way. >> well, in just a moment we'veatest on that. >> also ahead, al, on today's real estate from california to texas to big sky country in montana we'll show you what you can get for $500,000 these days. it might give you some nice ideas about where you might want to relocate. >> plus we all know how the song goes. sunday, monday, happy day. no, don't sing. not an invitation. but for some of the cast of that hit '70s sitcom "happy days" things are not so happy these days. they're suing cbs for using their images without paying for them. we'll catch up and hear their stories. >> and of course ann is off today so savannah you got to check the morning's top news stories. >> indeed. in the news this morning americans around the country facing skyrocketing gas prices as the national average sits at $3.85 a gallon, 99 cents more than last year's price at this time. nbc's mike taibbi is in chicago this morning with the latest. mike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. how are you? drivers in the chicago area are

natalie, thanks.ded to london for the big day, what else is there to see and do? kate maxwell is outside buckingham palace along with british airways' simon smith joining us in studio. we should also mention british airways is sponsoring ourle royal treatment contest. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> first of all, the atmosphere right now, what's it like in london at this point? >> it's getting exciting. as you know the weather has been amazing the last few days. that puts a smile on londoners' faces. the union jacks are flying, there's bunting everywhere, memorabilia for sale. people are looking forward to a big party friday. >> first of all, you say one of the places you should stop at is where they are going to get married -- westminster abbey. >> exactly. >> are they still doing tours? >> we have just seen westminster abbey on natalie's piece. if you didn't get an invite to the wedding on friday, it re-opens to the public on saturday. it's an immensely important histo

including natalie morales. good morning, natalie. >> good morning, matt. you're right. it's a party for the people. a wedding for the people. they have shown up in masses. right outside the steps of the national gallery, a lot of people staked claim to good real estate here. they're watching the screens right there. the jumbotron set up. they're watching the procession. everything you're seeing they're seeing. you can see everybody is dressed for the occasion. this gentleman here, handsome in his top hat and morning tails. ladies wearing their hats. i'm partaking in the tradition. they want everyone to feel like they're a wedding guest for the day. that's what people are doing. taking part in the great celebration. they're expecting 20,000 people to show up here today at the square. activities aplenty. making hats here. there's going to be wedding cake served. champagne, and the traditional pims. it wouldn't be a party here without it. it's a great day. the weather is turns out. fingers crossed -- to be pretty good. all making for a perfect day. it's a national holiday.

please help them because without them no one could even be vegetarian the sincerely, natalie. >> sometimesesperate for attention but not rebellious. i don't have bad influences and i try hard not to give in to peer pressure but somewhere along the road someone calms long with temptation close to their side and offers me whatever they got, but do i get the power to say no? always sitting blankly at the sky hoping for a miracle to happen, hoping someone will come around to understand. i don't want toys anymore and i don't want it show my baby pictures and if i'm crazy and loud then you're insane and rude and if today is not our day, so be it, there is always tomorrow. thank you. >> ok. the average american dream and dreamer built dreams on shatorde hopes and left off on their own spaceships of life. but the average american laws are in a state of corruption. man is allowed to work -- to go to war and kill other. at age 18 but a man can't buy a drink until age 21. i mean the government has money to pay for wars but not to feed the poor. politicians say more taxes will solve everything -- ever

city college at san francisco border trusties natalie berg. executives of the labor council. city attorney dennis her erherr. tom ammiano, george gascon. former supervisor bevan dufty is here with us. department of environment director emily nutter. interim police chief jeff godown. thank you for being here today. [applause] now on with the program. when phil told me he invited the speaker of the california state assembly to swear him in, i looked at him and said, are you kidding me? the governor is introducing his budget that we, sessions that week, there is no way he is driving down to san francisco for you on wednesday night. but it sure enough, here i am. i am not sure that bill asked me to introduce him, more so as payback for being the naysayer. we are so happy to have you here. i get to call you john, because this was before he became speaker. i first met john in 2008. bill said to me, my college friend is in town running for a board office in l.a.. we found ourselves having breakfast one morning. i thought, we are going to spend the entire breakfast talking about his

hey, natalie. >> good morning, meredith. it was a huge party here.ons of the crowd, still massive. they estimate 20,000 people showed up here at trafalgar square. really the heart and soul of celebrations here in london. but also at hyde park they had some 70,000 people who were there as well. it truly was a moment to watch here. i think from the moment you saw catherine emerge -- princess catherine emerge from the goring hotel in the dress there were gasps in the crowd, people cheering, loud applause. as she worked her way into the rolls royce over to westminster abbey, again, the crowds were just going crazy. as she entered into westminster abbey itself, when we saw prince william and her have that moment -- again, wild applause here and such emotion. we saw some tears, lots of laughter when prince harry apparently made a joke to prince william saying something to the effect that, oh, yes, she's just right here. people seem to love prince harry as much as prince william. of course this is their big day. everyone here excited to be part of the celeb

"today" natalie morales has details from westminster abbey. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. we're getting perhaps the final glimpse of the bride and groom, making their way to london for the final rounds before walking down the aisle on friday. meantime earlier today, as you said, we saw that full rehearsal of the military procession. it was the full royal treatment right before the wedding. at westminster abbey, streets were blocked off this morning so the horses and karnls could rehearse the ceremonial procession. members of the military practiced marching the entire route but without the massive crowds expected on friday. thousands of trees and flowers that will adorn the abbey have been delivered, many chosen by kate middleton herself. >> i suggested from the beginning that we would use things from the royal estates and prince william spoke with her majesty, who was delighted to supply these things. >> reporter: a quick glimpse of the bride to be, kate middleton, leaving her family home with her sister pippa. kate behind

. >> natalie. >> no. madison. >> you're doing a great job over there helping your mom out. >> she is my angel for everything she's done. she's been doing this since 5-year-old old. >> what a great day. tim brown recognized that as well and gave madison a 911 local heroes medal of honor award. >>> tonight we've heard about chocolate and an freeze being killers to our four legged friends, but there are little known toxins especially with spring in full bloom. >> i got the flowers. i walked them immediately down the hallway and somewhere on the journey the pet al fell. >> she knew the lillies she got a as a gift were dangerous. one of the felines nibbled on a fallen petal. >> i immediately panicked. >> not knowing which was the culprit, all four were rushed here to the hospital in vienna. >> every part of the plant is toxic, including the petals, the leaves, the stems. the pollen, the water that they're contained in. >> reporter: so toxic just a tiny amount of a lilly plant can cause a cat to go into complet

now movement attendance what do they have in common and why do these young men become militant said natalie. this is probably the key issue which is some point following global events as united us all as we know there are three sources nourishing terrorism funds human resources and ideology to a large extent when we first faced terrorism we focused on the level of technologies and human resources primarily research arms people and means we want to know who is doing what only sometime later we saw the ideological foundation was joins all these aspects together the ideological infrastructure unites nurtures and provides more than just a very powerful direct support but sometimes even the support and affection coming from the streets hovers in the air and the environment it also means a lot for convenience we can say radical ideology exists not only in what we call terrorism jihad and so on to a large extent determines today's atmosphere we've been seeing protests and radical sentiment arising in different places for various reasons there are numerous semi political semi topical civic movement

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sure the two women you know that we need three point two going to cause it's all over will finish natalie's opening scene laws are going to experience roberta vinci and the russians are playing a mega sports arena which only host countries on top of gene will be wanting to get two points on the wall and you can get a job boyd what happened in the last round when show me a puppy should sign him a good fifteen in history to come back from two robbers to knock down and win richmond water you can't see him. meanwhile it is semifinals the monte carlo masters where defending champion and top seed rafael nadal will take on world number five andy murray and the down making the last four with a simple six one six three victory over even lived in the quarter as the spaniard has been a champion here for the last six years and showed every intention to make it seven not really threatening any stage to set up that semi with a merry merry easy victory over portugal but rico gill sixty six won the score and that won the brit finding some fault on the clay before you arrived here he had failed to win a mat

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie.are still calculating the costs associated with the tornadoes. 22 dead in this state alone. more than 800 homes damaged or destroyed. the costs will go into the tens of millions of dollars. again today, schools are closed as families try to figure out what to do next. survivors say the shock is starting to wear off and strength is taking over. not only physical might but the determination to stay put and rebuild. in bertie county, kids cut class from the schools that were open monday to lend a hand. in raleigh, ronald and joyce who moved here from new york say they are overwhelmed by the generosity of neighbors. >> oh, it's been a blessing. >> reporter: north carolina governor beverly perdue toured the devastation. >> it's the most powerful thing i have ever seen. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: this is one of the nation's poorest regions. a quarter of the residents live below the poverty line which makes the need for government help to rebuild more important. >> i believe strongly, and i h

i could have wished it to be a republican, and i can wish that natalie been there done that we will elect a republican next year. but i generally felt a sense of great satisfaction in seeing in my life that moment come. i do not celebrate his policies. and i make it very clear why. but this is not an attack on president obama the person. even though you'll see sharp elbows out the policies that he has put forth, specifically many of the economic policies. the most basic form of government being a family, there's some things that i think we as a culture need to fully grasp. and one is if we don't have strong families, the government is going to end up with extraordinary cost as a result. for example, there are some figures that should get our attention. simple things like the family that does not have a frequent dinner together around their own table. children going up in that atmosphere are two times more likely to use tobacco and marijuana. and one half times more likely to use alcohol and to make seize or lower in school. now, i'm not saying the government out to have everybody must beg

." >> in addition to oscar host and in addition to oscar host james franco, and oscar winner nataliey mcbride. he recently spoke with "rolling stone" movie critic peter travers and the host of abc news "popcorn." >> hi, i'm peter travers and this is "popcorn" where we tell you what's happening at the movies. there's a comedy at the movies called "your highness" with an emphasis on the "high." think of medieval knights and people being stoned and things even crazier than that. the stars of this movie besides natalie portman, james franco and others, is a funnyman named danny mcbride. who we all watched on "eastbound and down." >> you're going to be the most handsome. who is going to be the most handsome? >> me. >> who's the prince with the most dashing mustache? >> me. >> who gives the warmest hugs? >> me, of course, i love you. >> that's cool. >> welcome to the show. great to have you here. >> thank you for having me on. i appreciate it. >> well, you have this movie called "your highness" which everybody at home has just now looked at a scene from. tell us what "your highness" is. >>

and speaking to the players and natalie for the kings but i've said it before.hat others tend to pick up the slack. a good strong team, the penalty margin is good. it will be a challenge. 7:00 p.m.. >> in the southern california, tuesday, thursday and i am sorry but i am tired of taking the fall. when i said that contrary copetar is name is ange and the cuecard says andre it is anzre. hell we do have a great producer though. --will agree producer. >> with a great producer. his >> and livermore is a great sport. a long time-larry is a perfect complement he will probably say you write " joe ". larry named assistant and fans of the sacramento kings. a last-ditch effort to save their effort. cal bells ringing. perhaps their final game against the kings last night. the nba is that the league owners meetings are in motion the number one deal as the kings moving to anaheim. they want to keep them here as a last-ditch effort. at the end of the day it is going to be all about money. >> quiet on the n f l front with the lock out. no news? owners are chiming and. roger and

level with me, you were the stunt double for natalie portman in "black swan," weren't you? i have a little hump, i know, i know. >> i look good. have i had work done? i look -- you know -- >> jimmy: you just noticed yourself in the monitor? >> i look timeless. >> jimmy: yeah, you do. you are a timeless beauty. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. thank you. i'm a health nut, you know? >> jimmy: are you? >> even this easter i forced our family to hunt easter egg whites. you see, and that -- [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] thank you so much. hello. >> jimmy: how are you, how's everything? >> i'm very good, i'm lovely, i'm lovely. >> jimmy: i'm glad to hear you. it's great to have you here. i know you just had a birthday. >> yeah, i know, i'm 61 years of age. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: happy birthday. >> 61. i swung -- i went down to -- with paul schaeffer and eugene levy and i had a boys -- five day boys trip in miami. >> jimmy: nice. >> paul has a fabulous place there. and we did nothing. you know, we would -- we went out to five hip spots. the hippest spots in mia

. >> catherine: survivors remember natalie the power but their speed. >> of a sudden they got reallyd. really dark. i saw these trees snapped. it all happened in less than two minutes. >> and was screaming, appalling. >> there is a ditch rate their. the trees landed on top of this. >> catherine: when the sun came up those who lived through its other world transformed. >> we have lost to water tanks on the side of the city. crippling the water supply. we're facing an overwhelming situation in which we are short on everything. recovery efforts will not begin for 24-48 hours. our focus is finding some disinterred and missing. >> catherine: the death toll stands at 195 alabama, 32 mississippi, 34 tennessee, eight virginia, won the arkansas. >> pam: our coverage continues with kate thompson more dramatic pictures of the devastation. >> these photographs show the extent neighborhoods fund, buildings destroyed. hases rubble. -- houses reduced to rubble. they're searching for any items a could be saved. many overwhelmed by their motion stood in the streets hugging each other. this woman comf

natalie -- >> jimmy: who's going to be here in new york?s an outrage. i know, it's an outrage. >> jimmy: it's going to be like "risky business." they're going to have a big party. they're going to have a kegger while the parents are away. [ laughter ] >> i know. >> jimmy: "no, we didn't have a party, mom, i swear. we're just fine." oh, my gosh. this guy's going to be partying like nuts. nothing left behind. >> you have this giant etiquette book. >> jimmy: which is -- >> no, that's the nbc briefing book on the royal wedding. >> jimmy: that is actually it. that is it. look at this. >> you're not -- don't stare directly at it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: have you looked at it -- >> kind of like a solar eclipse. it will blind you if you look it. >> jimmy: now what -- you have to read the whole thing just for -- >> everything. >> jimmy: for etiquette and all that stuff? >> this is everything you ever wanted to know about the wedding, the royal family. there's a chapter in there alone on pippa, the sister, katherine's sister. uncle gary has his

that photo of her data on the wall meant the world to natalie and it meant the world to me and joe, tooe teachers and all the other individuals across the country who are supporting our troops and their families and showing all americans that there are countless ways to help -- some large, and many small. but all important. and i can tell you from personal experience -- all appreciated. we can all join forces. i am thrilled and humbled to be here today with a group of people that represents the best of this nation. individuals and families to provide the strength, resilience, and patriotism that shapes in the united states of america. week, joe, myself, barack and michelle, we are here because of you. we are here to celebrate you. you are doing our part. the government is doing its part. as each american has its right to contribute to a military family. everyone of us can commit to one small act of kindness. now it is my honor and privilege to introduce a man who is doing his part as a strong leader and confident advocate for our service members and military families. he is also the has

possible replacements reportedly ann curry and natalie more or less. >>> time now 5:52. oakland is getting ready to blow. we know the future of a vacant building what's happening today. >>> and unveiling a new way to warn the bay area that an earthquake is coming. >>> oakland's former oak nil naval hospital is now rigged with explosives in preparation for friday's demolition. ktvu got exclusive access inside the building. ground walls had been knocked out and each of the building's 1500 columns are now embedded with four sticks of dynamite. >> the wiring here is electrical charge that they use to set off the explosion. >> the implosion is scheduled to take place between 10:00 a.m. and noon on friday. it's still unclear what will take the building's place. >>> time now 5:56. knowing about bay area quakes before they happen. now there's an idea for a new warning system. uc berkeley scientists unveiled a prototype for a warning system that can alert us a few seconds to maybe a minute before a quake happens. that could give enough time for you and i to take shelter or for ag

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natalie is the golden gate bridge a good ride southbound we've cleared out most of the slow traffic.ya: two shootings leave two people dead, five injured. >> will: good morning, we don't know the motive for the for shooting that took place here. i can tell you what led up to read according to the police department, here's video that we shot a person arrives tries to go inside for whatever reason they would not let them inside. he still managed to bar-chen multiple shots fired, six people shot all together. two men died to others rushed to the hospital in critical condition we have learned their women. to others in stable condition. according to a police officer i spoke to the says no one returned fire maybe this came at of nowhere. the victims did not know that this was coming. will they were investigating the shooting at ste. jimmies. one block away at campbell's, here's video that seen this is also a very popular nightclub another person was shot. of course not life-threatening injuries we understand according to some reports the two shootings are not related still have not heard b

that total of her data on the wall with the world to natalie, and it meant the world to me and joe, tooese teachers and the other individuals and groups across the countries who are supporting our troops and their families are showing all americans that there are countless ways to help -- some large, and many small, but all important. and i can tell you from personal experience, all appreciate it. we can all join forces. i am thrilled and humble to be here today with a group of people they represent the best of this nation -- individuals and families who embodied the street, the resilience and the patriotism that has shaped the united states of america. joe, myself, or rot, and michelle -- barack and michele, we are here today because of you. we are here to celebrate you. you are doing your part, the government is doing its part, and each american has the ability to make a difference in the life of a military family. that is what this initiative is all about. everyone of us can commit to one small act of kindness. and now it is my honor and privilege to introduce a man who is doing his

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natalie morales gets to head down to rio where the movie is shooting.is and jordana brewster next week on "today." it's just like a merchant ivory film but faster. >> nice assignment for natalie. >> that's so cool. coming up, sick of your walls? from the entry way to the kids' rooms we have options for adding unique options to dress up the walls in your home. >> when you take your children to the pediatrician you walk out with facts and figures about weight and percentiles. when should you be kconcerned? >> and we catch up with harlen cobin. his book "live wire" is number one on the best seller list. i will be interviewing his new york times advertisement. >> that's a nice set-up there. >> there he is. >> the tallest mystery writer in the world har lynn coben. first, lester holt -- we raised the studio to get him in here. lester holt and amy robach will tell us about the weekend. >> we're watching for whether the government will shut down. the latest on that tomorrow morning. then we'll talk about the nuclear fallout shelterer, an under ground bunker bu