natalie? >> stephanie gosk in tripoli, libya, this morning. thank you, stephanie. >>> several u.s. missile strikes bombarded suspected militant target along the afghan border this morning. at least 16 people were killed as the u.s. ratchets up the pressure on insurgents in the area. >>> former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn appears in a new york city court today where he will plead not guilty to charges of sexually assaulting a hotel maid. he resigned from his imf post last month. >>> and another nail-biter in the nba finals last night as the miami heat took game three beating the dallas mavericks 88-86. with a tied game and 39 seconds on the clock, chris bosh scored the winning points despite being injured earlier in the game. >>> the miracle on the hudson plane could have used a little help from former pilot chesley "actually" sullenberger on sunday. take a look as the famous airbus got stuck while the flatbed truck tried turning a corner in new jersey. after an hou

natalie sat down with her.ething you say out loud or dare to write. in fact, the woman who wrote the article did so under an assumed name to protect her daughter and she talked to mender the condition she would not reveal who she is and the images are not her children. >> a mom is never, ever supposed to admit this. i've never liked my child. >> reporter: while the relationship between a mother and daughter is supposed to be a precious, treasured one, what happens when it's anything but? >> i felt guilty that i was basically repelled by my own child. >> reporter: the 42-year-old mother of two reveals in "red book" magazine that she viewed her daughter's every movie as failure. >> i thought she would be vivacious and loving and make intense eye contact, which did not happen. >> what instead happened as your baby sophie as you call her in your article like? >> she was very difficult, she ate poorly, slept poorly, did not make eye contact, did not make the milestones that she should have at the various ages. >> re

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

natalie has the top stories of the day. natalie, good morning to you. >> good morning, everyone.hony weiner is taking a leave of absence from congress after his sexting scandal. >>> meantime, tmz.com has published new shirtless photos sent by weiner. and weiner admitted to trading plutonic messages over twit we're a 17-year-old girl. >>> arizona fire officials hope to have the state's massive wildfire at least 10% contained today. they've started letting evacuated residents return to their homes. crews have also reduced the threat to power lines that feed neighboring states. >>> newt gingrich debate other republican white house open. hopefuls in new hampshire today one day after relaunching his campaign without his top advisers who resigned last week. >>> let's head to wall street. cnbc's melissa francis is here. >> good morning. we're trying to snap a six-week losing streak down here on wall street, the longest since 2002. what has the markets so blue? worries that the economic recovery has fizzled out. we have a lot of data on that front, including unemployment. what could turn

natalie? now here's brian williams with a look at what's coming up tonight on "nbc nightly news." >> good morning. coming up on "nbc nightly news" tonight, a story about small children learning big lessons. we'll take you inside a program that helps young girls take big steps toward a bright future. that and more when we see you for "nightly news" tonight. now back to you. >> thank you, brian. >>> now for a look at what's trending today, what has you talking online. among google top searches today, the combination of rod blagojevich on corruption charges. he'll likely get ten years behind bars. >>> and josh hamilton is a hot topic on twitter. his batting average is worse during the day than night, and he says it's because his blue eyes make it harder to see the ball in sun lights. >>> and twitter users are buzzing about charlie sheen and a new report he signed a deal to star in a new sitcom that could net him more cash than he made on "two and a half men." but he apparently won't have a goddes

natalie portman and chris hens worth, now here seen in "thor." >> through your arrogance and stupidity you have brought these peaceful realms and innocent lives the horror and desolation of war. you are unworthy of these powers, unworthy of this title. you are unworthy. i take it from you in the name of my father and his father of four -- and his father before. i cast you out. >> we know you and celebrate she was a wonderful celebration shakespearean actor. how does that and formed this? >> you have anthony hopkins, a fantastic shakespearean actor remain -- bringing tremendous brought the cost of the role of the open. -- of odin. when he says -- i cast you out -- you feel the high stakes. at the center of the story, a troubled royal family with the fates of many other people's dependent on how they get on, that little connection between the personal and public lives of a powerful people is a shakespearean theme. he was always fascinated by what goes on behind closed doors in the lives of the rich and powerful. to me it gave an lot of backbone to a story that had a lot of humor. it was

natalie? >> we'll be hearing much more on this story on "nightly news." >>> johnson & johnson is recalling more than 60,000 bottles of tylenol extra-strength caplets due to a moldy odor. the smell is caused by trace amounts of a chemical that can cause stomach upset. >>> an update on a warm and fuzzy story we brought you earlier this week. the polar bear has now arrived at her new home in louisville, kentucky. she was found after being abandoned by her mother on an alaskan oil field. she'll be living at the glacier exhibit where she's expected to thrive in a chilly state-of-the-art facility. looks like she's enjoying herself already. she's made herself quite at home. >>> 7:16. we'll turn it back to matt, ann and al. >> what do you think? let's go see that bear. >> road trip! >> let's go. i want to see that little bear. >> that moldy odor with the tylenol. >> we have one of those on the set. >> we might have to recall this whole studio. mr. roker is here after a day off with a check of the weat

natalie? ♪ body language >> no on "today's health" listening to your body, appetite changes, restless sleep pattern, vd aches and pains may be your body's way of telling us something is wrong. here to decode symptoms is laura moska and sara humphreys from "real simple" magazine which covers the topic in its current issue. good morning. as we were saying, we took a look at some common health symptoms and everything from receding hairlines to bleeding gums and sometimes patients are embarrassed to ask her doctors. that's a mistake, right? >> this is not meant to incite panic or paranoia but you need to listen to your body. it talks to you all the time. taking note of things like changes, symptoms you don't normally have, can make you a healthier person and head off more serious conditions. and you should always talk to your doctor. >> even if it's a stupid question, ushld always ask. let's go through the symptoms you should be looking at from head to toe, starting off with your hair thinning. in

i'm ann curry along with matt lauer and natalie morales.n what is going to be the biggest morning ever for lend a hand today. you know, al is so excited about this. he's just really been talking about it. >> with good reason. he works hard on it all year long to make this come true this week. >> big reveal coming up in a moment. >>> also ahead, something for the women out there and the men. "green lantern," big movie now coming out at the box office. its star is ryan reynolds. he, of course, a great actor but also happens to be "people" magazine's reining sexiest man alive. he has -- he has the sash and the tiara to prove it. he's inside. he's also a really nice guy. we're going to talk to him about the movie. >> guys like to hang out with him as well. >> absolutely. men and women. >>> also coming up, good friend jane pauley is here today and she's got an inspiring story about a woman who answered the call of the wild and is now living out her dream. >> that will be exciting. >>> but first, let's go to houston and talk to al with a check of

first comes oscar and then comes a baby, actress natalie portman has given birth to a boy. first child for natalie portman and her fiance, they met on set of the movie black swan. portland won an academy award for her portrayal as the self mutilating a ballerina. hugh hefner tweeted that his fiancee, x beyonce a crystal harris had a change of heart and their nuptials are off. >> jessica simpson is headed back to what made her famous. she is getting a new reality television show. she is now going to be a mentor on a show called a fashion star. sensible guide 14 aspiring designers as they compete to win a multimillion-dollar fashion contract. she does know a lot about fashion because her own fashion line made $750 million last year. >> she is a billionaire because of her shoes. >> after months of disasters and setbacks house in previous showings, spider-man turn off the dark in broadway reopens last night. barbara walters, mandamus, former president bill clinton was there, so for the show has a mixed reviews. the new york times said that it was a >> we want to tell you about

brian. >> hey, natalie.ght when we see you for "nightly news," a member of the nbc family, a friend of yours and mine, goes back to a place where he emerged a hero 40 years ago. that and more when we see you tonight. for now, natalie, back to you. >> now for trending on today, a round-up of what you're talking about online. looting and rioting erupted in downtown vancouver overnight after the hometown canucks were shut out by boston in game seven of the stanley cup finals. two popular facebook groups quickly popped up. one to organize a massive cleanup and another group trying to help identify the hooligans. >>> topping yahoo! and google search searches. >> no self-esteem and molson exports do not mix. >> jim carrey will be trending later today for messing up the "today" show newscast. >> a token of my affection for you. >> wow, okay. thank you, jim carrey. okay. this will be a hit on youtube and yahoo! and google. thank you, jim. i'm embarrassed. it's 8:04. now back to matt and ann, please. >> that's a firs

. >> reporter: natalie keener, owner of canine concept has been in the dog grooming business more than 15 years. she says she's handled dozens of dogs whose breeds are known to bite and believes it is up to humans to undo the stereotypes of dangerous breeds. >> they were bred for fighting, bred for baiting. we did that. we created this dog for a purpose, and maybe it was in the 16th century, or, you know, the 20th. whatever we created, we've got to uncreate. >>> when we come back, we'll sit down with a panel of experts in search of solutions. stay with us. , % >>> welcome back to equal time on the campus of san jose state university. today, our focus, dangerous dogs. we have some very interesting guests today, including-- >> telly lehman with the insurance network of california. >> i'm natalie keen of canine concepts professional dog grooming in morgan hill. >> i'm ryan sill tan, student at san jose state university and i'm a victim of a dog attack. >> i'm a retired software engineer and i and my dog are avictim of a very vicious pitbull attack. >>> we thank our guests

have caylee bright caylee who was attended public and private schools and been home schooled and natalie been ellison wife and mother of two children that she home schools and has been homeschooled herself so thank you so much for being with us tonight so just so tell us about your experience first now you're eighteen in your also in turn at the leadership institute have were were opponents of homeschooling would say if you don't get a government indoctrination education you know you'll never get off of internship like at the leadership institute so how despite your victimization of your parents has home schooling you how did you manage to get educated enough for the leadership institute to take you want as an intern well i've always been really interested in politics and actually because of my interest i was actually involved in it can call its generation joshua and through that camp you know we learned so much about the political arena and really what to do here campaign manager and just explain everything about the political system as of now so taking from that experience you know i j

natalie? >> we hope that's the case. george lewis in show low, arizona, thank you. >>> from the fire to the heat in the eastern half of the nation where unseasonably high temperatures are blamed for at least eight deaths so far. parts of detroit lost power thursday as widespread air conditioning usage put a high drain on the power grid. thunderstorms have broken the worst of the heat and may bring relief today. >>> the russian soyuz capsule docked with the space station. there are six on board now including two americans. they will have a front-row seat for nasa's final shuttle launch next month. >>> the dallas mavericks are no longer the underdogs in the finals after beating the miami heat 112-1503 last night on their texas home turf. dirk nowitzki scored to take them to victory. they lead 3-2 now. it is 7:05 right now. matt, ann, and al, up to date on news and sports. >> getting more interesting there, thanks. mr. roker has a check of the weather. we hit 96 in new york yesterday. not a record. >> not a record. we had r

natalie was just back from vacation. i was remiss in not welcoming you back from vacation. >> well, were you busy. thank you. >>> meantime, the al roker is here. >> "the" al roker. >> the only one. >> luckily that's true. >>> let's see what's happening. we got a risk of strong storms from green bay out to joplin, missouri, where they do not need any bad weather. knoxville, tennessee, could see an isolated tornado. mostly lookingngt rost winds and damaging hail. we've got a severe thunderstorm watch from wichita, all the way to decatur, illinois, this morning. heavy showers an thunderstorms, one to three inches of rain from duluth down to st. louis. that's w >> good morning to you. still kind after foggy start along the peninsula and in the city of san francisco. but we're going to see a lot of sunshine today before the rain moves in tomorrow. 65 degrees that's it for you in san francisco. 79 in santa rosa. 75 in san rafael. as we head through tomorrow rain arrives tomorrow afternoon, and it stays with us all the way thro

he's also linked to the disappearance of american teen natalie holloway in aruba. the peruvian victim was killed last year in a hotel room. her father was expected at today's hearing. >>> president obama discusses the road ahead for the u.s. in afghanistan. he's holding a videoconference with afghan president hammond car syne. president obama is deciding the size and scope of u.s. troop withdrawal in afghanistan. that is scheduled to begin next month. >>> nato's involvement in the war in libya just got extended by three months. for days nato warplanes have been battling gadhafi's compound in tripoli, but yesterday gadhafi told state television he would not surrender. >>> in syria, the violence between the government and protesters is setting off a humanitarian crisis. tens of thousands of refugees are flooding out of syria's border towns, that is according to several witnesses. 120 refugees were reportedly allowed into neighboring turkey. while 100 more stood at the border fence chanting and waving the syrian flag. >>> the ash cloud from a chilean volcano has reach

natalie? >> kerry sanders in orlando, florida. for the latest on the casey anthony case. >>> to wall street, melissa francis at the new york stock exchange. good morning to you. >> the blue chips managed to eke out a gain barely, one teeny tiny point but enough to break the losing streak. today we're watching quarterly results out of best buy, saying tv sales are sagging as consumer is hurting. we're also watching retail sales and some inflation data. back to you. >> a quick one there, thank you. >>> boston bruns thrashed the ka nuks last night with a 5-2 victory that sends the two teams into a tie-breaking game seven. it will be winner takes all tomorrow night in vancouver at 8:00 eastern on nbc. it's been an exciting stanley cup. >>> take a look at this amazing video from san francisco where a racing cat amaran training. the new zealand built is one of the fastest on water as it appears to make its first u.s. appearance. no one was seriously injured in the accident but left a sail damaged. they were all wearing their hell manies

natalie? >> al, thank you. new york congressman anthony weiner has admitted he lied when he said his twitter account was hacked. he said he will not resign but the question is can he hold onto his job? luke russert has more. >> reporter: after ten days of many questions with few answers representative anthony weiner once again stepped to the microphone and admitted that he has not always been truthful. >> i'm not resigning and i'm going to try go back to work a better person, a better man and i'm going to try to be a better husband, too. >> reporter: minutes after weiner admitted he had inappropriate phone and internet contact with six women over several years nancy pelosi was calling for an investigation by the house ethics committee to determine whether any official resources were used or any other violations of house rules occurred. >> i don't see anything i did that violated rules of the house. i don't see anything that certainly violated my oath of office to uphold the constitution. >> reporter: for more t

and natalie morales takes curry's spot. curry will still cover major news stories, but says she's also looking forward to showing viewers another side. >> it's going to be fun. i held myself back for 14 years. so i've got a lot of built-up, pent-up -- i wouldn't say aggression, but fun. >> reporter: one of those viewers will be vieira who will be tuning in after sleeping in. >> she's the right person to inherit the chair. i am so happy it's ann. she's a great soul. and she's part of the "today" tradition. >> michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >> she may miss matt. i don't think she's going to miss those morning hours, though. >> she'll enjoy -- >> and "millionaire" after that. she'll stay busy in that game. >>> kathie lee gifford isn't going anywhere. she stopped by jimmy fallon's show last night. >> she did something even the late night comedian didn't expect. >> we've changed it up for you. now it's going to be wine pong. >> it's so classy. thank you for the great crystal you've got. >> the fourth hour of the "today" s

. >>> happy birthday to the "today" show's natalie morales who turns 39. all day long, stay on top of the developments on those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight, watch brian williams with nbc nightly news. >>> finally, look at what's coming up this morning on the "today" show, the latest on the wild fires raging in arizona and the river flooding swallowing homes across the plains. and the exclusive interview of a teacher captured on video punching a student and has now been cleared of charges. now keep it on this channel for continued local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of today, today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

first comes oscar than baby, actress natalie portman gave birth to a baby boy.irst child for portman and her fiance. the couple met on the set of the movie the black swan. he was a choreographer and she portrait is of the leading ballerina. more headlines next hour. >> 8:57 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. " and live look outside at the golden gate bridge. h welcome back this is the scene in a word or two people were robbed. this is not the only place aurora took place overnight. also the deadline is midnight for the california but. and a teacher has been arrested for sexually abusing a child. the temperatures have been up let's see more on the weather. >> we're seeing lots of sunshine along walnut creek. no father to report this morning. everyone is in for warm-up today. we'll have the full details coming up in a few minutes. >> we are still " jammed up on a 80. this was due to of stalled big rig when it blocked one lane it blocked one lane but the damage is done. use interstate 580. ypres it will also experience delays there. >> or the story

. >>> elsewhere "people" magazine reports that natalie portman has given birth to a baby boy. e! online reports that kim kardashian has registered at a posh beverly hills store. if they get everything they ask for, it will set back friends and family a whopping $172,000. one wedding i'm excited to not be invited to. >>> the marriage of 85-year-old playboy founder hugh hefner and 25-year-old crystal harris is off. hefner disputes a tmz report the split resulted from a fight between the two, tweeting, she simply had a change of heart. they were too young to get married anyway, though. this comes to us from wsls 10 in roanoke, virginia, where one child's loss of a leg has not stopped him from taking part in america's pastime. a birth defect forced doctors to remove one of nathaniel's legs, but his disability hasn't slowed him down on the diamond. look at him go. using heart and hustle, the 10-year-old doesn't let a prosthetic leg stop him from making plays, whether on the field or on the mound. nathaniel gives his all. i'm lynn berry. and this is "early today." >>> one light bulb in

and natalie kenly, the last of sheen's so-called goddesses, has moved out, and sheen is apparently noto happy about it. he reportedly demanded she return a mercedes he bought for her. finally, business insider reports a class action lawsuit has been filed against lady gaga for allegedly pocketing some of the proceeds from the we pray for japan bracelet that she's been selling to fans. >> and this comes to us from kc 24 in fresno, california and one hideous hounds that going from rags to riches. yoda was recently crowned the world's ugliest dog, but coolest name. the baldy mini mutt with bulging eyes beat out fierce and frightening competition to take the title. the pint-sized pooch was found 14 years ago wrapped in a garbage bag. yoda's owner initially thought she was a rat, but decided to take her in, anyway. leading to her current status as a treasured family member. i don't know how that could look like a rat. but it's like they're so ugly, they're adorable. >> oh, ugly i say you are? >> that's your best yoda? i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." your first stop today on your n

natalie get back to the people that worked in this city 10 or 11 years ago? you do it by recognizing that job growth is not going to happen in the government sector any time soon in the state, federal, or local level. if you turn the deficits around, you need to grow private-sector tax paying jobs. both of these ordinances will do that. if they become law, we hope it gives us an opportunity to either continue what you have done over the years with the recent passage of the mid market tax credit exemption and the ordinance is before you today, thank you very much. supervisor chu: i have a few names here. >> i am here to speak in support of the legislation. i just had a chance to briefly here supervisor farrell's legislation. i am confident that we'll work out the details to move forward. in addition, a also like to express my content that after all of this time, we are finally having discussions around local hiring that don't require the construction industry to absorber people. again, thank you. >> i am here to support the proposal that is being put forward.

. >> planned parenthood says the reason black women are disproportion natalie d disproportionately represent. >> it's because those communities lack access to preventive health care services. >> now, many of these billboards have been placed throughout congresswoman barbara lee's congressional district, and she issued this statement today: she said, i am deeply offended by the race-based billboardsboan my district. these billboard stigma ties women of color and per pet ways myths of parenting skills and the women who seek and use abortion services. the issues for life foundation say they picked june to launch their campaign in california because it was in june of 1967 that california voted to legalize abortion, and many prochoice people said that the issues for life foundation could have used these millions of dollars to used in this campaign to provide health services for black families. >> alan: interesting story. fairfield police arrested a man wanted in connection with a pipe bombing after a standoff this evening. 29-year-old daniel gars garcia, slowly following police orders, gave himse

the city college board of trustees, natalie burke. since assuming office in january, growing the economy has been a priority. and as we saw, he delivered. without further ado of like to mention -- i would like to introduce the mayor. >> if you notice i am smiling, there is such a combination of good will here, and good direction. i get the opportunity to be productive and destructive at the same time. i am here to bolster and brag about what we are doing in san francisco. we are still doing the right things. i have been here so many times and we're talking about how to sustain the economy and grow this. i have repeated, we are doing redevelopment's so well and i want to thank everyone, -- i want to thank the redevelopment commission, i have spoken out in the very beginning in january, when people suggested that redevelopment was a don entity and maybe this should not be done. we are continuing to do the right things in this city. and with this fantastic view that we have here, with this wonderful site, as it has been labeled or called

. >> hello, my name is natalie. i go to roosevelt middle school. i am involved in the beacon program. i go to the art academy three times a week. this is not an avid program that you just go in and get picked up. they let you go outside every day and teach a new things, give you books, let you go out to different monuments so that you can learn how to draw, learn the history behind burke. this is basically my only chance to get any program in arts. i want to go to an art school, but it is very competitive now. if you want to go to an art school, they only want the best people if they are going to waste their money on you. that, basically, is sad and pitiful. a 12-year-old girl like me knows that she basically has no future to actually reach the goals she has been thinking of. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. i am the program coordinator of the san francisco immigrant legal education network. as part of some of the leading immigration and providers, we provide free services and cultural and linguistic services. we are compose

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he is linked to natalie hollowway's disappearance in 2005.se. >>> tsa agents. giving mex caicans a harder tim than other passengers and they say it happened for two years in the airport in newark, new jersey. jeanne meserve is here to tell it us more. >> reporter: based on a federal report obtained by the star ledger newspaper which cases in 2008 and 2009, mexicans and dough minute cans were singled out for scrutiny at newark airport and they were asked additional questions and travel documents like passports and visa would get additional scrutiny and their bags were being searched. according to the newspaper this happened because they wanted to make their officers look better. they were scanning the crowd and looking for people who might show indicators of some kind of threat to aviation. if there were more referrals, they would look better. the tsa has responded to this report saying we do not condone racial profiling at newark. the boundaries were overstepped. they say that 18 months ago, all of the behavior detection officers at newark we

natalie at the news desk. >> good morning.rning wrapping up the final mission of a nearly 20-year career as "endeavour" returned to earth nag is a rop the nasa rolled out the final launch. he said it is sad to see it land for the last time but she has a great legacy. >> is it a vacation or run for the white house? it would be a little of both. mike has the latest. good morning. >> it's hard to say exactly what sarah palin is up to or her husband todd, seen getting into an airport taxi outside a jersey hotel. not sure what impact it will have. the point about sarah palin, never been a conventional politician. if she's going to make a white house run, she won't do it the conventional way stop one, pizza dinner with the donald, donald trump who's birther suspicions he voiced to meredith on "today." who his own poll numbers were about to plummet, found one politician willing to support him. >> do have respect for donald trump and his candidness. >> all of which set a table for a public slice of pizza, although no one seemed that i

well natalie however says the german is going to get time quickly but still believes the opposite istrue. it was the choke open she's opponents to the work he's worked for is relatively low rating in comparison somalia so you know i'm going to own a microphone so if he's going to have to stay with me he's going to have too much money to be much of a nice toy get up nothing left in the second half of the full sink i believe because that's just one of the first four five six weeks after this experience he becomes pretty much it's an addition seeing things just become lifetime. and finally motor sport crashes really have a lighter side to them with having collisions frequently causing injury or in some cases death the following and it's a bike crash though thankfully only resulted in a few loves for the spectators the money will track has seen its fair share of thrilling moments as a form aside for formula one for a trumpery though no formula one accident ever came close to the want to be felt in made cereal and some of. the pair losing control of their eyes during a tough bend and were

. >>> actress natalie portman is a new mom. "people" magazine reports she just had a baby boy. the academy award winner met her fiance choreographer during the making of the "black swan." they announced in december that they were expecting a baby. so far, though, no word on a name. is it. >> they will probably go off the wall. most of the actresses do. >> apple. >> first one that came to mind. >>> 4:56. from banning circumcision to outlawing pets. the bay area city that's now going after goldfish. >>> and the man and his wife were robbed coming out of a bart station. the man was also shot. we'll tell you what police have to go on as far as a suspect description coming up. >>> okay, anne. plus some massive police layoffs approved down in san jose at a time when the city needs cops on the street. we have a live report on the impact to public safety coming up. >>> plus, they arm themselves with guns to make a statement. the misunderstanding that got an east bay student arrested. ...and i just got myself a new bass boat...what's new with you? ahh not much, got a new hat, might run

. >> matt and al, natalie. like an albatross. have dragged their guy for eight five-year . >> we kid each other ruthlessly. >> she will be missed, too. >> assess of humility -- much a sense of humility -- such a sense of futility. >> curry will still cover major news stories. >> it will be fun. i held myself back for 14 years. i have a lot of buildup fun. >> one of those viewers will be meredith vieira, who will be turning in after sleeping in. ann.m so happy it is she is part of the "today" tradition. >> you know she is looking forward to sleeping in. >> hear from the teacher caught on camera for punching a student. jennifer lopez is heading for record. -- is heading for court. so much more ahead. >> including a look at one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck. when water doesn't dry, it can leave spots and film. finish jet dry rinse agent removes residue and actively dries dishes, for a brilliant shine straight from the dishwasher.

. >> it is the people that make this show, matt and all, natalie -- matt and al. >> like an albatrossve dragged back by four five years and i am done. >> we keep each other ruthlessly. she will be missed. >> has brought a sense of humility -- she has brought a sense of humility. >> ann curry will take meredith vieira's spot. she is looking forward to showing viewers another side. >> i held myself back for 14 years. >> one of those viewers will be meredith vieira, who will be tuning in after slipping and. >> she is the right person to inherit the chair. as part of the "today" tradition. >> you can see her final morning this wednesday at 7:00 a.m. falling this newscast -- following this newscast. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> live skit you up to date -- get you up to date. have an accident just passed 216 on southbound 95. conway street is closed from light to charles. take 395 into mlk as alternate. there's fire department activity. 22 miles per hour from 75 down towards 70 in the outer loop. the jfx, so far so good into town. this is 95 at 216. there is t

he was arrested twice before, but never charged in the disappearance of natalie holloway when she wasaduation trip in aruba back in 2005. her body has never been found. >> of stories are investigating what caused a goodyear blimp to crashed and burst into flames in central germany. the crash happened on sunday. three passengers jumped out of a window to survive. the pilot died. the sudden loss of weight causes the balloon to thrust into the air and in a burst into flames. >> nato forces bombarded an area near gaddafi's compounds. in the eastern part of the country near misrata, rebel forces have been fighting for four days. they had to halt their advance due to a lack of supplies. syrian tanks are pushing towards the border with turkey. the government has been expanding its crackdown where they say 120 troops were killed by protesters. activists say more than 1400 syrians have died and more than 10,000 detained since the popular uprising began in mid march. >> much more ahead on the kron 4 morning news. on the other side of this great, full weather in a traffic report. we have a coupl

and natalie one of the most highly anticipated news of the year in the n.b.a. spanish hot prospects ricky rubio finally touched down in minneapolis after a two year wait and the twenty year old is aiming to change the fortunes of the team that finished bottom of the league last season the minnesota timberwolves. i'm talking happy to hear the most important thing is next year i'm going to play for minnesota. going to try to wean try to be a better team i'm so happy to be here. moving on to cycling and with just ten days to go before the start of the tour de france british writer mark cavendish says he's itching to finally convert his numerous stage wins into the elusive green jersey that goes to the points winner last year's race was won by under-fire start alberto contador is also the favorites to retain the overall winner's yellow jersey but it was cavendish who knocked up five stage victories including the final ride through paris which was more than any other rider and took his overall tally to an impressive fifteen in three years however the king of sprint

my husband natalie when i was pregnant i didn't have any means to feed the kids already had a little longer is another one. however opponents of the proposed legislation believe limiting a woman's choice reaches her rights both health and human my body is my business is just one of their slogans that we have about three shows that being abortions has never actually read it will when the soviet union outlawed abortions in nineteen thirty six the result was an enormous increase in the maternal death rate and that's what doctors fear most the restrictions on legal abortions will only push women to the point risky backstreet alternatives even if it threatens their health and life view of those the years living in russia forty percent of women decide against pregnancy and if a woman is determined not to have children she won't and that you could simply abandon them. like the mothers of these babies he's found another way to escape burdens of motherhood these children are too young to understand why they were not wanted. these children didn't choose to come into this world and be deprived

has said he has heard natalie you're sorry what you're doing is anger and what you're saying is what you're saying is i mean let's be clear what you're saying is that you're opposed to democracy in the united states you know where to mine really you know the only legal democracy and i say that and you know you are here in london so why do why you would care oh i can see why you would like here i don't live in the now that is where i live in america i'm in the united states citizen and i'm a member of the p.s.u. only in the united states and here is not is a life but in your head issue for us yes we are the member of the american peace movement this is a life and death issue for us the ability when you take away the ability of congress to have a say in when the united states goes to war you take away the ability of the american people why it was what are we talking about he led us to the leaders to war so you are opposing my democratic right to liberate my now my max rights is an american citizen already david lewis i'd like to go to you but i'll give you the last for an answer to thi

. >> se convirtiÓ en madre de un niÑo natalie portman.o con su pasada producciÓn, de eso y de mucho mÁs hablÓ con tony andrade y nos dio la probadita del primer vÍdeo musical. >> luis enrique estÁ contando los dÍas y es que en sÓlo semanas lanzarÁ su nuevo disco, la producciÓn mÁs premiada de su carrera. ♪ yo no sÉ maÑana, se estaremos juntos, si se acaba el mundo m ♪ >> los temas estÁn escogidos y el dinero fuera vado, en exclusiva lo acompaÑamos a la sesiÓn fotogrÁfica. >> no estamos tratando de recrear ciclos... estamos moviÉndonos al frente y buscando cÓmo hacer mejor mÚsica. >> vieron los diferentes cambios de vestuario que luciÓ, y hay otra sorpresa en el disco. una colaboraciÓn con el galardonado grupo colombiano. ♪ >> casualmente... tanto de lo que ellos hacen de la mÚsica del pacÍfico de colombia con la mÚsica urbana que ellos tienen, con lo mio, una canciÓn que Ésta y analizar con locura. >> de su gran amigo el productor musical sergio jorge, esto dijo. >> es importante tener a sergio porque creo sin temor a equivocarme, que ten

natalie portman delivered her first child, fiance, at the oscars, benjamin millapier, a french -- nothey met on "black swan." >> he was the choreographer. they welcomed a bouncing baby boy. they have not released the name. we are tossing names around. what we think it is. >> coming up after the break. it is the latest in duct tape fashion. you are not going to want to miss this. >> instead of using anything else, we're using duct tape. can't wait. can't wait. [ horn honks ] now we're hitting the road with the proglide challenge. yo, my friend -- come on down here. what do you think about that proglide? yeah, this is great. it feels good on my sensitive skin. i don't feel like i'm shaving. [ male announcer ] fusion proglide is engineered with gillette's thinnest blades ever it feels like it's doing the work for me. [ male announcer ] so it glides for less tug and pull. it was smooth. this was fantastic. i'm having way too much fun with this razor. [ male announcer ] turn shaving into gliding with fusion proglide. i'm a believer. he is a believer! yeah! [ male announcer ] gillette fusio

. >>> and joran van der sloot, the man suspected in the disappearance of natalie holloway, but this timeesident obama picked to be the next u.s. ambassador to afghanistan is being grilled on capitol hill. a confirmation hearing take place for career diplomat ryan crocker. >>> "daily show" host jon stewart good friends with anthony weiner. or maybe you heard. it turns out weiner-gate has hurt stewart on many levels. check out the mock news conference last night. >> that's not good. [ laughter ] >> i'm probably going to need to go to the hospital. >>> there's definitely no rest for the weiner in today's "political buzz." each of our brilliant political observers gets 20 seconds to answer three probing questions we probably all need margaritas now. dana lohse is a cnn contributor and ahead party leader, and robert trainham. guys, first question, broken glass on the daily show, broken alliances on capitol hill. is it worth defending weiner? cornel? >> no, and i would like to reserve the balance of my time, madam speaker, for the other questions. >> okay. my goodness. dana? >> i agree with co