we talk about texting and sexing and omg and i didn't text anything to you. i spoke to and part of the language and how they engage so until we look at the culture of young people and how do we impact today's 20th century media culture we can't make a huge impact in regards to bullying or electronic aggression or whatever name we want to place on it and is affecting the students and i am excited you're addressing this issue and it's a crucial time for this generation and if we don't take serious this conversation today and action tomorrow we will see more and more issues arise. [applause] >> and i'm going to cap it up and i totally agree with that and one of the resources i want you to point is out is the family institute on line and platform for good a couple days ago. anne was there for the launch in dc and the goal of this whole thing is connect parents, educators and teens together to talk about both the eat your peas and how you stay a digital citizen and do the whole thing and i encourage everybody to check that out and i think that's the type of resour

omg, you know? america's most wanted the tv show credited with catching 1100 fugitives is going off the air. finally, yahoo!'s tv theme song showdown has its sweet 16 which includes "friends," "happy days," the adams" family and of course "fresh prince of bell air." thanks for joining us. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> it's that time again from crazy car chases to stunning shark encounters. let's take a look at the week that was. it didn't feel much like spring early this week with snowstorms and fierce winds sweeping through parts of the country. in d.c. hundreds braved the elements outside the supreme court hoping to get inside same sex marriage hearings. >> support for gay marriage is surging like ryan gosling in my dreams. [ cheers and applause ] >> knock it off! >> in michigan one driver's morning commute took a turn for the worse. at least he kept his wheels on the ground. and talk about road rage? no one was around to break up this brawl.

san jose remains the best omgs for them for a new home. >>> sunday, the city's annual running festivalmarks the fourth year, including a 5 k, half marathon and full marathon. 26 bands and d.j.s signed up to line the course and be along the street to help the runners with music, keep the motivation going. race organizers particularly excited this time around because the weather is scheduled to be sunny. the that will mark the first time ever bad weather the past three years forced a lot of the runners and a lot of the musicians to pull out last minute. should be fun. >> there we go. let the running season begin. speaking of running, nike stock on the upswing after a great earnings report. a major shakeup at the fcc. we turn to seema mody live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> very good morning. >>> we start with the markets. major stock indexes posted their biggest losses yesterday. increasing concerns about the ongoing banking saga in cyprus. nasdaq ending lower by 31. s&p 500 losing 13 points. the sec will soon have a new leader at its helm. the current chairman will announ

. >> he has written back to her saying something like omg, omg, omg.ear. thanks so much. ps, hope your schedule is free and we do hope it is, as well. jake, congratulations. >> that's great. >> you know what, if you don't go after your dreams they won't happen. >> go get them. >>> in pop news, forget "the harlem shake." >> thank you. >> starting tomorrow it could be all about the "flap-a-waddle-boom-boom." >> what? >> what. >> i'm going to say it the "flap-a-waddle-boom-boom." ♪ flap-a-waddle-boom-boom flap-a-waddle-boom-boom flap-a-waddle-boom-boom ♪ >> how do you do that "flap-a-waddle-boom-boom"? >> let's do it. you can thank comedian melissa mccarthy and one plucky penguin for the craze viewed on "sesame street" some when melissa mccarthy shares word of the day which is choreographer. the woman can act, and she can dance. you just saw it there. she and elmo join forces with that penguin choreographer to create their new dance. good-bye, "harlem shake." hello, "flap-a-waddle-boom-boom." >> "flap-a-waddle-boom-boom"? i'm in. >> you're in? >> yeah. >>

you get noticed, omg. jim, did you write that? >> i didn't, but i wish i had the moral courage to be as honest as she was. because that is what we are all say whg we criticize. that's what haters do. you find reasons to hate. she came out and said it. i am a believer and he didn't look at me. >> you get that all the time when you respond to somebody and they said why didn't you vee spawned to me? hate your guts. nothing good comes from twitter. >> you kids get out of my yard. >> you do something in a giant cloud of anonymity. >> no, it is horrible. i heard celebrities say it is like giving out your e-mail address to millions of people. patrick carney who commented on his talent after the grammies, he said, the grammies are for talent. he has talent. and then the bieber fans went after him. he changed his twitter name to justin bieber just to get back at them. and it sent them into a tizzie. how is justin bieber's career going to unfold? >> i don't care. >> we willed dit that last part out. >> i just don't care. you know what, he i

omg, right? that this is position held by 91%, 92% of the country. so it shouldn't be that remarkable. but learning that the republican speaker of the house is in favor of doing a real background check on everyone, as he said, that seems like news, right? that seems like a breakthrough. that would mean if it does pass the senate, when it gets to the house under john boehner, it might pass. we might get real background checks for everyone buying a gun. that's what he said he favors, right? a real background check on everyone. except right after he said that, then he said that's not really what he favors. >> now, what the speaker meant by that, i should say, i had to go back to his office and say, is he coming out in favor of an improved background system. no. >> no? so that is what he said, but that's not what he wants to have said. he maybe forget for a second there what his actual policy position is supposed to be on this issue. his office had to clarify what he said when he said he wants background checks is not actually what he believes. that's no

one tweet, omg, i saw a real meteor in the brooklyn sky. it's all over the news right now. i thought it was some kind of firework. and seriously, after that massive meteor in california a few weeks ago, the one that hit russia, and now this huge one tonight. little scary. >>> a first in the history of the catholic church. two popes meeting for lunch. pope francis met pope benedict today. ben wedeman is live from rome for us. historic moment. why did this happen? >> reporter: this was something that pope francis said he wanted to do. and he's consistently spoken very highly of pope emeritus benedict since he stepped down in late february. what we saw was interesting. we were in the main square. there was about 2,000 people. they watched as his helicopter flew over head. people were clapping and waving. there was a lot of hope among the people that pope francis would come out and make one of his unscheduled appearances. however, it was a more solemn occasion. he met with pope r emeritus benedict for about two hours. they prayed together and had lunch together and had about a

. >>> we are back on this boozeday tuesday and a lesson on how to sound smarter in this world of omgr point across while still sounding like ourselves is reader's digest editor courtney smith and terry shodine. hello, ladies. >> i'm dreading this series -- >> a tiny bit. >> people do judge you, i think, if you use a word that's grammatically incorrect or something, sometimes you can tell people are keeping scores. >> you can see the cringe they're trying to hide. >> right. >> how important is it ultimately? because sometimes, you'll say something and you know it's the wrong way but it's for emphasis. >> yes. >> and people might not know the difference. you're saying it to be funny. and they're thinking idiot. so how do you do that? what do you do? >> well, it's not about speaking perfectly because then you might sound snobby. and you do want to connect with your audience. >> right. >> casual is okay. you do want to avoid obvious errors because that affects your credibility. >> okay. >> so the goal going forward is attention, what is your goal? trying to get a job? promotion? trying t

. >> jimmy: and everyone is like yeah, omg. >> it's the most excitement ever.has never changed and i doubt it ever will. >> jimmy: did you get to meet him? >> i did. i just got to meet him. >> jimmy: how was it? >> i was totally cool. >> jimmy: hey, good. that's great. all right, good, good, good. that's it. >> i said like six words and it was over. >> jimmy: and it's over and done. yeah. i've got to say, first of all, i love you, from back when you first came on the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: when you started "girls," and then i was so lucky, i got to present the golden globe for best comedy to you guys for "girls." >> it was so nice of you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what i loved, it was so deserved. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: what i really loved about it, it was a genuine excitement. because sometimes you go to these award shows, and people are like, fake. >> like, oh, what? >> jimmy: you guys were like, what?! >> we were freaking out. >> jimmy: i have a picture of you guys backstage. [ laughter ] >> that is -- >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, how cute is

. >>> hello and welcome to "omg! insider," the place where the internet's hottest portal, yahoo!'s fastest growing entertainment news magazine show. i'm kevin frazier. thea andrews is on spring break. christina mclarty is back. welcome home. >> i'm so thrilled to be part of this family once again. >>> now kevin, boy have we all been watching. and not a good morning to been scrawled off the cover of new york magazine, with matt lauer precariously perched on top of a stool. the back stabbing, the backlash and the blow by blow and how matt almost jumped ship or abc. the tell-all is trending now. >> good morning, welcome to "today" on a monday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> the atmosphere at the "today" show right now is pretty toxic

chee yafng has been appointed the new premier a day after legislators appointed party chief sjee kom {omg the state presidency. the two ascended to the leadership's top spot in november. since then, they have signaled they intend to combat widespread official corruption, try to lessen a wide income gap and repair the severely polluted environment. >> president obamas says it would take over a year or so for iran actually develop a nuclear weapon. ahead of his trip to israel, mr. obamas says he does not want to " cut it close and therefore all options remain on the table in countering the iranian nuclear program. israel has repeatedly threatened to add the military should irn appear to be on the verge of obtaining a bomb. mr. obamas will be visiting israel for the first time as president next week. in an interview, president obama says he still favors diplomacy over force. >> so far there is no word on any breakthrough after president obama wrapped up separate meetings with senate republicans and house democrats on try to avert a government shutdown on march 27th. meanwhile, the two partie

omg i saw a real immediatemeteo brooklyn sky and olivia wrote, after the one that hit russia and thisary. this man is in custody right now accused of impersonating a pilot on a us airways plane. he managed to get inside the cockpit. >> he's conversing with the first officer and the captain and wants to sit in the jump seat. >> outrageous. unheard of. i'm really shocked. >> the flight crew became suspicious after the man started arguing with the pilots. he's being held on $1 million bail and he's charged with trespassing, impersonating a public servant and lying to police. >>> heartbreak this morning as authorities try to figure out what caused an airport flight display board to collapse on a family killing a 10-year-old boy, critically injuring his mother and hurting his two brothers. it happened in a new section of the airport in alabama. it took six men to lift the sign off the family. larry schneider was one of them. >> the family was crushed. the little kid was crushed underneath the sign. and everybody was scattering to lift it up. i helped pull people out. >> the family was retu

you even say omg chuck todd blamed obama for not bringing peace to the middle east in his first term.with it. dude, every president for the last half century has been dealing, you know, with peace in the middle east. are you really blaming obama for not fixing it in the first term? i'm like come on. >> stephanie: i heard someone do that this weekend on guns. he didn't do anything the first -- so! you know. he was busy getting us out of iraq and afghanistan. >> and fixing the economy. >> stephanie: thank you. >> and now he's trying to do something. >> stephanie: i wish we had more time because as you tweet and we'll talk about it when we get back, a twitter war has been broken out between donald trump and michele bachmann. have to make more popcorn right, eric? >> you really do. eric boehlert from media matters. great stuff as always. >> talk to you soon. >> stephanie: there he goes. one of the most entertaining twitters ever. 19 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." [ laughter ] >> i don't get it. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." why do we c

omg, what an amazing day. almost as great as meeting you. p.o.t.u.s. [ whatever!hould do with that sexy new hip? ♪ home sweet home, chicago ♪ >> you say once isn't enough? >> 15 is my limit. >> stephanie miller's sexy liberal comedy tour is making a return visit on april 13th to the chicago theatre. >>ness witness john fuglesang hilarious heartthrob hal sparks and catholic girl gone wild stephanie miller as they reunite for another night of inspired comedy. >> putting the band back together. we're on a mission from god. >> tickets are available at ticketmaster.com. come see the tour that sparked a number one comedy album and its own tv documentary. it is more fun than a bag of vipers. >> we're just packaging what the kids want. >> that's the sexy liberal comedy tour at the chicago theatre on april 13th. sweet home, chicago is about to get more sugar from mama. ♪ sweet home chicago ♪ >> who can argue with a bag of glass. >> fantastic. >> all four of us have lived there. >> i won the funniest teenager in chicago restaurant at ditka's. >> tony bennett was there. >> m

>> yes, month end options that exist that are monthly omgs options independently of the quarterly optionsthem tamped down. >> thanks, bob pisani. >>> jacqui deangeles is live at the nymex. >> carl, crude is continuing the gains today. risk coming on in the commodities after the bailout deal the cyprus. meanti meantime, west texas intermediate up 1%. we were above 95. we've paired back to a 4 handle. it is the highest level that we've seen wti in roughly a month. also keep in mind is addison armstrong. net long positions in nymex crude futures and options, they rose 3.2% according to the latest cftc commitment of traders report. that's the first increase in speculative net longs that we've seen in five weeks. switching gears to metals. pushing gold down but gold now back above $1600 an ounce. we could see volatility in gold because of that onyxes expiration today. traders are telling me they are not surprised to see the safe haven rotation out of the safe haven trade into the riskier commodities. carl, back over to you. >> thank you for that. >>> why cyprus' loss could be other country's g

y she tweeted today in my airport screening, more aggressive patdown, omg ha hashimoto t#very uncomfortableat happen to people like me. the rules need to be the same for everyone and if more of us had that exposure to the system perhaps we would be more aggressive about making sure that we're using our sources wisely when it comes to the safety of the traveling public. i get that we need to have protocols and procedures in place to make flying safe for everyone, but they have to be tempered about are we using the resources in the way that makes the most sense and that's a question that we haven't really answered yet. >> she tweeted she has a metal knee and commonly gets a patdown and that official told her it might have been a hand motion that set off that sensor. >> manatees along the southwest coast of florida are dieing in record numbers. 174 have died this year because of a red tide. wild life officials have rescued 12 others like the ones that you see here. red tides, they happena almost every year when a tiny algae concentrates in an area turning the water brown or red and this year i

omg -- or oh, my god. hashta very uncomfortable. we don't know what airport it was. but they use the detection claw. we have all had it happen. her test on her hands came back positive. she was taken to the next level. >> myself having had the secondary pat down, i second h her emotion. >> very uncomfortable? >> it is uncomfortable. i don't think there is anything wrong with it. but it's comprehensive. >> i try to get the secondary. >> you ask for it every time. >> she's not insinuating anything was done improperly but it is an uncomfortable feeling. >>> coming up, harvard officials apologizing for secretly looking at the e-mails of employees of the university. but were they well within their rights? >>> and more with valerie harper as she talks about her cancer prognosis and her most famous and beloved character rhoda. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> still ahead, jenna bush hager talks to her grandfather george h.w. bush about everything from his health to a flash mob in his honor. >> and what's al doing in a yankee uniform? after your local news. one clinically-