i'm savannah guthrie with natalie morales and al roker.how did octavia spencer get ready for her big golden globe-winning night. al roker helped her get ready. >> hold on. >> with the dress? >> she was pretty well dressed when i got there. >> we'll find out. >> plus, celebrity secrets to the perfect body. they're not eating the bacon savannah just did. >> wow! >> we'll tell how you the stars slim down for the walk down the red carpet. coming up, what you can learn from them about losing weight and looking great. >> plus she was late getting here. she was running down the hall. >> okay. it was a late night. >> but first we love her. can you believe betty white turns 90 tomorrow? guess what. nbc will honor her with an all-star special tonight. betty white's 90th birthday, a tribute to e america's golden girl starting at 8:00/7:00 central followed by a preview of betty white's off their rockers where betty and a cast of senior citizens pull camera pranks on unsuspecting people. >> like how you guys threw me under the bus. >> by now you should

. >> i'm natalie morales along with with savannah guthrie and al roker. we were there for all the fun. fair to say some of the celebrations may still be going on. in fact, riding in the elevator over here, i did see people coming in as i was leaving. >> exactly. looking worse for wear. >> we have everything covered this morning. >> these folks look great from the hair to the dresses and shoes. there was definitely a lot of glitz and hits but misses, too. >> not many though. >> i don't think so. who are we to judge? we'll talk to the experts who will tell us who were the best dressed last night. >> the party kept going long after the awards were handed out. i had fun, rubbing elbows with the who's who of hollywood. show you what happened when i went party hopping to the after parties. amy poehler with the open back there. >> baby got open back, as you say. >> right. >> first let's go to new york for a check of the top stories of the morning with tamron hall. >> good morning, everyone. a sixth body has been recovered from a crippled cruise ship off the coas

moral outrage. and i think people should be upset. i think people should say, wait a minute. why are we taking advantage of miskito indians just so i can have cheap lobster? >> natalieh us. what a great piece of reporting. about that moral outrage, what should we consumers do? >> the answer is to not not eat the lobsters, the dive-caught lobsters because the reality is as we showed you in the piece, this is their only means, their only way to feed their families. if you take that away from them, they are left with nothing. they don't have a way to feed their families. and that in itself is death. so hopefully the solution is that there are organizations that are trying to help them now start businesses, small businesses, fishing cooperatives where they can then have and create their own jobs. >> in the meantime, i can't help but think some u.s. med school could cycle summer interns through there, help him out, get him a second chamber. this is a man with his hands full. >> dr. mejia is a saint. what he's doing to save this population of miskito indians is simply heroic. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> if you watch the ball drop at midnight, you see how big the par

i'm natalie morales. >> happy new year. i'm peter alexander. matt and ann will be back tomorrow. i hope you had a nice holiday. know you had some family time. >> quiet, family time. what about you? >> the raucous before the caucus. reporters enjoying their holiday together. >> how much did they drink, exactly? >> they have a busy couple days ahead of a big race. >> they do. very interest right now. we have some serious news to get to to morning including that potential breakthrough in the investigation of those arson cases in los angeles. since friday there have been more than 50 so-called fires of concern. overnight, police detained a person of interest for questioning. we'll get the very latest in a live report straight ahead. >> also, significant developments over the weekend in the search for maine toddler ayla reynolds. police believe foul play was involved here, and the case is being labelled ed led a crimina investigation. her father will speak out. it's the first time we'll hear from him. >>> who could use a little extra cash? i think we all would benefit. >>> but breakin

i'm natalie morales along with savannah guthrie and al roker. matt and ann have the day off. you guys had a good night, right? >> what a night. good morning. the golden globe for biggest party animal goes to al roker. >> i got about 45 minutes of sleep. >> and you got two hours. i think i got three. i think i was the good girl. >> we want to apologize right now for anything that goes wrong in the show. it was such a good night. some of hollywood's biggest names were out including walking away with awards meryl streep, george clooney, madonna and martin scorsese. could it be a preview of what's to come at the oscars? we're going to break down the winners just ahead. >>> of course, as you know, we can't talk about awards show without taking a look at red carpet. who rocked it? who did not make the cut? there's certainly a lot of standout looks. angelina jolie, reese witherspoon among them. gorgeous. >> so which outfits worked? which ones missed the mark? we're going to get into that as well. both for the men and the women. >> all right. >>> but we

natalie morales is at the news desk. good morning. >> good morning. the secret service is investigating a photograph posted online that shows a group of young men in arizona posing in the desert with guns while holding up what appears to be a bullet-riddled image of president obama. the photo was on the facebook page of a police officer from a phoenix suburb. >>> a marine veteran from virginia pleaded guilty thursday and will serve a 25-year prison sentence for shooting at federal and military buildings around the nation's capital. on thursday, prosecutors released video of the man in his car back in 2010 firing at the national museum of the marine corps saying, god is great. >>> two teenagers arrested for allegedly planning a columbine-style attack on their high school outside salt lake city. 18-year-old dalin morgan and a 16-year-old student were planning to set off explosives during a school assembly and steal a plane to make the getaw getaway. investigators aren't sure when the two were planning their attack. a student at the school tipped off pol

i'm natalie morales. happy new year. >> happy new year to you. i'm peter alexander, matt and ann will be here tomorrow. i'm back from iowa, the raucous before the caucus. >> please go on. >> they have several ahead, these guys will be busy as will the candidates. >>>. >> all of us watching what's going on in iowa. >>> also including mt. rainier, the shootinghon a park ranger. he's also suspected of shooting four people at a house party earlier in the day. police believe he's armed and dangerous. the latest in a live horp straight ahead. >>> significant developments in the search for maine toddler ayla reynolds. coming up, ayla's father will speak out in his first live interview here on "today." >>> a possible break into the investigation into the string of dangerous arson fires in los angeles. officials released video of a person of interest late last night and this morning investigators are now questioning a potential suspect. we'll have all the breaking details there as well. >>> we begin with the desperate search for the gunman believed to be

in the meantime, let's go to natalie morales at the news desk for a check of the other top stories. atalie. >> good morning, everyone. mahmoud ahmadinejad in a meeting with hugo chavez joked if they were building a bomb then, quote, the fuel of that bomb is love. meantime, the white house slammed the death sentence iran issued against an american man accused of es spee naj. the state department denies he was a spy. his parents say they are shocked and terrified by the sentence and say he was just an american-born citizen visiting relatives in iran for the first time. violence in northern pakistan near the afghan border. a bomb targeting an anti-taliban militia detonated in a market killing at least 29 people and wounding dozens of others. this is the deadliest blast the country has seen in months. half of the wreckage of a cargo ship that ran aground in new zealand in october has finally sunk into the ocean spewing ten tons of oil into the sea. the ship wreck had emergency teams on alert as it was carrying hazardous metals and oil. for now the chemicals on the ship do not pose a seri

i'm matt lauer along with ann curry and natalie morales. do you know what it is? hollywood we'll hear the oscar nominations this morning. there have been so many great movies. that's from "the help." looking at the movie about marilyn. >> "my week with marilyn." >> "the descendants." >> "war horse". >> who's seen a great movie? >> no, i have kids. >> you have kids? did you see "hugo"? >> "red tails". >> not nominated but great. did you see "hugo"? how about "tin-tin"? >> what's going on? >> "star wars"? >> have you seen it? >> bits and pieces. >> the question is how many people have seen "the artist." a lot of people haven't seen it and certainly after it won the golden globes a lot of people, i think, wanting to see it. we'll see if it's nominated this morning. >> one of my favorite actors in it, ed loufer. >> we have jill's steals & deals this morning. up to 80% off jewelry and vacation packages, plus important advice for women from a guy's perspective. jill could probably help with that. >> i don't think so. >> that's a colorful outfit. >> i like it. >> do you

now let's go inside, get headlines from natalie morales. >> good morning, everyone.rnor mitt romney has a double-digit lead in most polls ahead of tomorrow's new hampshire primary. during sunday's nbc facebook debate newt gingrich and rick santorum attacked romney's credentials. polls are showing upward momentum for john huntsman. arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords led the pledge of allegiance last night at a candlelight vigil one year after she survived an assassination attempt. the shooting rampage left six people dead and 13 people, including giffords, wounded. now to an update on the murder mystery on the royal grounds. british police identified the body as 17-year-old alyssa dmitrieva. she was last seen getting into a car with two male friends. her cause of death is still unknown. >>> pharmaceutical company novartis is recalling a number of popular over-the-counter medications. nodoz, gas-x and excedrin because of complaints of broken pills and expired bottles. >>> operation migration has been temporarily grounded. the program uses ultra light planes to es

here's natalie morales with a preview. >> good morning.is monday morning on "today" we're following breaking news in washington state. the national park is shut down after a federal ranger and mother of two was shot and killed. now the hunt is on for the gunman. >>> also the father of a missing toddler in maine will speak out in his first live interview days after police said they suspect foul play in the case. >>> plus gop presidential candidates making their final push to voters on the eve of the iowa caucus. savannah guthrie will be in iowa talking to the undecided. a blast of arctic air let temperatures plungeg from the midwest to maine, and what you can expect as you head out the door as we get started on today. >>> thank you very much. the markets are closed. scott mcgrew is always hard as work. he's tracking down this strange story. >> this is a small company. they say they'll shut down the solac cell factory in michigan. here's a picture of the factory in sagana. the headquarters in downtown san jose. now they will not make crystal

. >> now let's get a check of the top stories from natalie morales at the news desk. >> good morning, we begin with new violence in syria. a human rights group says government forces backed by tanks and armored vehicles are pushing into damascus suburbs and troops are going after civilians supporting the opposition. this as hillary clinton heads to the united nations today pressing the council to support a peace plan for syria. russia is warning that the plan could lead to civil war. the u.n. estimates some 5,400 people have died in the opposition uprising since march. more than 200 have been killed in the past week. occupy d.c. protesters are hunkering down in the nation's capital spending the nights in tents defying an order to be gone by monday. officers are warning protesters to pack their belongings or face arrest. >>> the senate is considering a bill to outline clearcut rules to ban insider trading by members of congress. it is expected to clear the senate as the house works on a more expansive bill. now for a check on wall street, courtney reagan is at the new york stock exchan

let's get a check of the morning's other top stories from natalie morales at the news desk. >>> good morning, everyone, the assassination of an iranian nuclear scientist is ratcheting up tensions between washington and tehran. secretary of state hillary clinton categorically denied iran's claim that the u.s. had a hand in the killing of the scientist. the targeted car bombing is similar to earlier killings of scientists working on the iranian nuclear program. and while iran has been quick to blame the u.s. and israel for the attack, recent comments from an israeli military chief have raised international suspicions. >>> national guard troops armed with shovels are a welcome sight in cordova, alaska, where rain has now compacted the 17 feet of snow that has been piling up there since november. meanwhile, in north carolina, a tornado reportedly touched down there on wednesday. powerful winds destroyed homes and damaged dozens of buildings. >>> no more surprises when it comes to the extra fees you pay when you fly. the transportation department will now require that airlines advertise p

natalie morales and mr. al roker. gone the way of the dinosaurs. what do you do if you're not happy with those new energy-efficient bulbs? our expert lou manfredini is here with more. >> travel agents with everybody going online to book their flights and hotels. we thought travel agents might become ex-tipgt. travel agents can help you save time and money. if you know how to pick the right travel agent. >>> and it is the return of our bow to wow segments. and we've got great dogs and kitties. so it's meow to wow. >> that was supposed to be a surprise. >> oh! >> don't worry about it. >> we have a lizard, too. >> well, anyway, 100% placement so far of these cats and dogs. and now pets. go ahead, matt. >> let's talk about the weather. >> jill just added a wildabeest. >> and a snake! >>> we've got more heavy rain moving into northern california. parts of oregon as well. snow makes its way across the rockies, arctic air coming into the plains, some lake-effect snow thanks to clipper bringing light snow there. tomorrow it w

natalie morales standing by at the news desk with a look at the headlines. >>> good morning.t romney was on the spot again last night when newt gingrich asked him during a televised debate if he would release his tax returns. romney answered maybe. gingrich also batted down a question about one of his ex-wives claiming he wanted an open marriage. >> rick santorum challenged the conservative credentials of both gingrich and romney. >>> a new witness is defending the actions of the italian cruise captain accused of abandoning his ship. a ship's hostess and translator claims the captain stayed aboard for nearly three hours after the accident and saved 3,000 lives by maneuvering the ship closer to shore. some residents are being allowed to return home this morning after a wind-driven brush fire forced 10,000 people to evacuate south of reno, nevada. officials say the fire, which broke out on thursday, is suspected in at least one death and has destroyed more than 20 homes. >>> protesters say they will occupy the areas around federal courthouses in more than 100 cities today. they

. >> let's go inside, natalie morales standing by at the news desk with all the headlines. lie, take it away. >> tamron i have a great bob marchly hat that would go great with the coat and the scarf. she's going in. in the news this morning, the race is on in iowa, where voters head to the first in the nation caucuses tonight, and most of the republican presidential hopefuls are predicting their own victories. front-runner mitt romney is declaring that iowa is just the beginning of his winning streak, and newt gingrich says he could still pull off one of the greatest upsets in the history of the iowa caucuses. gingrich is currently fourth in the polls and while ron paul is giving romney a run for his money at the top of the polls he doesn't see himself in the white house, calling his odds of winning slim, but possible. meantime, the president has returned this morning from his vacation in hawaii. >>> a 24-year-old german man is in police custody in los angeles with connection with some 50 suspected arson attacks over the weekend. nbc's mike taibbi is in north hollywood with

they spoke with natalie morales on the "today" show this morning. >> we were sitting in the dining roomust eating our family meal, and all of a sudden, everything just started shaking, and then people were running and there was just a blackout and we just didn't know where to go. >> george >> georgia, in your experience, how were the crews handling the emergency? >> i've got 17 years of experience. there was no leadership provided, no direction, no officers available. everybody was one man for themselves in this. and the only way that people got off that ship was not with the help of the personnel. you did not see one officer there. people did not know how to do anything. it was very disorganized and there was no help. you were on your own. >> reporter: the cruise company issued a statement saying it appears the captain did not follow proper procedure. it went on to say the crew did act bravely and swiftly to evacuate passengers on the boat during a challenging situation. the accident in italy raises concerns about safety on board cruise lines, though. several accidents, including the s

let's check on the top stories from natalie morales at the news desk. >> i'll get coffee with you. good morning, everyone. we begin with severe weather in the southeast this morning. the storm system is making its way across alabama into georgia. tornado watches and warnings are in effect. there are early reports of at least eight tornadoes touching down in alabama and at least two deaths are being blamed on the storm. the region should expect hail, heavy rain and damaging winds. on sunday there were at least 21 reports of tornadoes. ten in arkansas where homes were ripped apart and trees fell on cars. >>> a tropical getaway for a family from texas turned into a fight for survival when their sight-seeing plane plunged into the ocean. "today" national correspondent amy robach has more on the story. >> reporter: good morning. the texas couple was flying with their 4-year-old son when their plane crashed but kind strangers happened to be in the right place at the right time and pulled off an amazing rescue. a plane ride through paradise for the atkins family. they were hoping to enjoy

let's check with natalie morales to see what they're working on. e, i can't believe you're up at this hour after last night. you look gorgeous, by the way. >> thank you very much. we've been having a lot of fun here in los angeles. let me tell you what's coming up this monday morning on "today." we of course have complete coverage of the golden globes. we're going to break down the winners, tell you how ricky gervais did as host this year. of course, check out all the action on the red carpet. also ahead, the very latest on that cruise ship disaster off the coast of italy. the confirmed death toll rose overnight as the cruiseliner's owner suggested the captain may have been guilty of significant human error. we're live at the scene and will talk to a california family who survived. >>> those stories, plus how you can get a red carpet-ready body just like your favorite stars. all when we get started on a monday morning here on "today." we're so excited to be bringing it to you live from los angeles. >> looking forward to it. although i don't know if

natalie morales is standing by at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with violence in baghdad this morning as explosions rock two shiite neighborhoods killing at least 27 people and injuring dozens of others. these latest attacks have intensified fears that insurgents are increasing their violence following the u.s. troop withdrawal last month. the president is introducing a new summer jobs initiative for kids this morning as he pushes the private sector to help create employment opportunities for young people helping them learn skills and work ethics. president obama has republicans fired up. on wednesday he appointed a new consumer protection bureau head and three labor board members during the congressional recess side stepping senate approval. >>> a widowed oklahoma mother will not face charges for shooting and killing an intruder at her house. 18-year-old sarah mckinley heard two men trying to break into her home on new year's eve. she grabbed her phone, her 3-month-old son, and a shotgun before she opened fire she asked the 911 dispatche

let's check in with natalie morales to see what they're working on this morning. happy new year, natalie. >> happy new year to you as well, joe. >>> coming up this monday morning on "today," we're following breaking news in washington state. mt. rainier national park shot down after a federal ranger and mother of two was shot and killed. now the hunt is on for the gunman. we'll have the latest. >>> also ahead, the father of a missing toddler in maine will speak out in his first live interview just days after police said they suspect foul play in the case. >>> plus the gop presidential candidates making their final pitches to voters today on the eve of the iowa caucuses. texas governor rick perry will join us live, and savannah guthrie will be in iowa talking to the all important undecideds. and a blast of arctic air will have temperatures plunging from the midwest to maine, and up to two feet of snow suspected in some spots. we'll tell you what you can expect as you head out the door when we get started here on "today." joe, the calendar does say january. it's abo

. >>> let's move on to the day's top stories from natalie morales at the news desk. >> divers went back into the waters off the coast of italy, searching for remaining 21 victims of last week's cruise ship disaster. meantime, new outrage this morning over reported comments by the captain. nbc's michelle kosinski is in italy with the latest. michelle, good morning. >> hi, natalie. every time the ship moves, divers have to back away. day after day, with time lost, it's just generated more anger globally against the captain. this morning, police say they want to talk to a young maldovan woman who may have been spending time with him and may have been on the ship's bridge when it crashed. he's being called the most hated man in italy. concordia captain, francesco shettino. who ended up off that ship, well before the desperate passengers. in a phone conversation friday with a furious port authority officer, shettino insists he did not abandon ship. the ship listed abruptly and we were thrown into the water. well, now reportedly, he has told prosecutors he tripped and fell into a life boat. s

natalie morales is showing us what they are working on. >> good morning from los angeles and coming upay morning on "today" complete coverage of the golden globes, we'll break down the winners, tell you how ricky gervais did as host and check out all of the action on the red carpet. also ahead, the latest on the cruise ship disaster off the coast of italy. the confirmed death toll rose overnight as the cruise liner's owner suggested the captain may have been guilty of significant human error. we're live at the scene and will talk to a california family who survived. those plus how you can get a red carpet ready body just like your favorite stars. this all when we get started on a monday morning here on "today." >> red carpet ready body. cannot wait. community leaders making a neighborhood safer. work will begin on a sidewalk mural set to span 11 blocks in the tenderloin district. it's all part of the safe passage project designed to spruce up the neighborhood and increase safety on the streets. the painting begins at 11:30 this morning. >> hollywood is paying tribute to america's favor

rockefeller turned california investigators away at his cell door, but he did agree to talk to nbc's natalie moralesis arrest. >> are you a mystery man? >> i'd like to be known as a good man, if anything. i'd like to be known as a quiet man living a quiet life. >> reporter: rockefeller admitted that he had used fake names in his life, christopher chichester one of them, he said. but when it came to the sohus investigation, his attorney did most of the talking. >> reporter: did your client know john and linda sohus? >> yeah, there's no dispute he lived there in the place. many people lived there. >> reporter: as christopher chichester? >> yeah, many people put him there. >> reporter: did you kill john and linda sohus? >> my entire life, i've always been a papacifist. i'm a quaker and i believe in nonviolence. and i can fairly certainly say that i've never hurt anybody. >> reporter: that's all he had to say about the sohuses while he was in jail. he remained equally tight lipped on his trial on parental kidnapping charges. >> the defendant is guilty of offenses charged. >> reporter: just this week, he

. >> and apparently more on natalie morales. >> i'm matt lauer. >> a camera shot over there. getting creative. >> i'm matt lauer with al roker and tamron hall. ann had to take off a little early. time is running out for rescue crews that are trying to find possible survivors on the cruise ship we've been watching so much off the coast of italy over the last seven or eight days. the operation was delayed yet again. we'll get the latest in a live report from italy coming up. >>> also ahead gop presidential candidate newt gingrich is denying his ex-wife's claim that he asked her to agree to an open marriage when he admitted to having a six-year affair with his now wife calista. what effect will this have on his campaign? we'll get the latest on the republican race. >> he jumped right out of the box tackling that issue. no question. >> just to think, the inaugural is a year from today. >> wow. >> there you go. and later on on "today's real estate" we'll take you on a virtual tour of homes on sale right now for $250,000 or less from a three bedroom home in a great fishing town to

meanwhile on the plaza i'm ann curry with al roker, matt lauer and natalie morales. >> norgs is onew o home and in many ways it is the fifth cast member at times. we are honored to have the mayor of new york city, michael bloomberg with us this morning. great to see you. you brought a gift? >> this makes "today" show day official. it is the only proclamation i'm giving out today for "today" show. it started in 1952, none of you were born. i was 10. look how far we've come. >> new york city is a fifth character on the show and this is a great tourist destination which i know you're proud of as well. >> this show set it is standard in television. you should be proud and everyone who worked here. >> i'm excited because our name. >> we might be able to get you an extra copy. >> as long as al has good weather for us. >> we promise. >> michael bloomberg, great to have you here. thank you very much. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> let's look at the long weekend in honor of martin luther king. showers in the pacific northwest tomorrow. windy in the northeast. snowshowers in new engla

i'm ann curry with matt lauer, al roker and natalie morales. we'll be talking about things men use.iving us the low-down on men's fashion and pamperring coming up this half hour. >> also ahead, al and i like to discuss you don't have to spend a fortune to look your best. we'll show you some of the top hair and makeup products that you can find at your local drugstore. >> all right. >> then what are employers looking for in this tough job market? coming up, we'll tell you the things you should be aware of and what role social media may play as well. things like facebook, what you should have out there on facebook when it comes to the process of hiring. >> shouldn't have out there. >> exactly. >> and does my personality make me look fat? because actually there are five personality traits that could help or hurt you as you try to lose weight. they can actually fight you. >> really? >> you know, as i watch "the biggest loser," sometimes i get caught up in it. a lot of it is psychological. >> emotional behaviors. >> a lot of stuff up here. >> and those applebee's chicken wings. >> yes, s

top stories and natalie morales is at the news desk. >> good morning, ann and matt. we begin with destruction? parts of alabama where residents are picking up the pieces after at least two confirmed tornadoes touch downed monday. two people killed and some 100 others injured. the twisters destroyed more than 200 homes and damaged about 200 more. that same area was devastated by tornadoes just last april. and it was an icy situation in utah. >>> a snowstorm over the weekend caused cars to spin out of control and slam into each other. drivers barely had enough time to get out of their cars and out of the way before more vehicles began sliding down the slick hill. >>> a u.s. marine charged in the 2005 massacre in iraq accepted a plea deal in his court-martial at camp pendleton, california. 31-year-old marine staff sergeant frank wit ric pleaded guilty for dereliction of duty for leading a squad to kill 21 civilians. the manslaughter charges were dropped, and he faces three months of confinement. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords will be at the state of the union addr

al roker and natalie morales, and how are your new year's resolutions going so far? what you need is willpower and you know what? there's actually a way we're told that you can boost your will power so find out how coming up. >> remember what you guys were doing when you were 11 years old. >> yes. >> yes. sticking my finger in my nose probably. >> more than we needed to know. coming up, meet an up and coming rock band made up of sixth graders who are already performing in some of the hottest clubs and stadiums around. >> impressive, guitar playing. >>> also we'll teach you seven ways to take back control of your diet, now that all of that holly gorging is over with. >> another way to get back in shape is hire this man over here, dabed quince from "the biggest loser." nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you took the ranch by storm and you've been training for a long time. were you surprised at how big a challenge it was to get these people to lose weight? >> actually i was, only because you know, the mind-set is where you really have to ta. into, psychologically e

natalie morales and al roker join us as well.tionship for parents. >> a relationship you have with your pediatrician. of course it's important but are there occasions when you should consider severing that relationship? if so, how should you go about it? dr. nancy is here with good advice for parents. >> also speaking of good advice for parents a lot of us have dealt with the bad language we are hearing in movies, tv, songs. how has cursing crept into society and what impact is it having on kids? we'll talk about that as well. >> also to protect yourself from identity theft. we'll let you know what documents and bills you should shred. not just tear up, but shred every month to keep your identity safe. >> before that can we please say good morning to monica potter, one of the stars of nbc's "parenthood." >> we feel like we know you. >> nice to see you. hi. hi, al. nice to see you. i have my hand warmer. you guys are smart. >> where are your gloves? >> in l.a. >> we apologize because you wanted to do this interview on the couch wi