. >> reporter: pharrell, the. >> before he became a household name he wrote this little thing for onee little things ♪ >> reporter: sheeren has taken inspiration from his real life heart break s. hit single "don't" is a raw break up song. ironically the story is it was one of his buddies from one direction who allegedly turned around and stole his girl. ed won't name names but howard stern once pressed him about his ex. >> did you confront the guy who did this to you? >> yeah. >> did you say you are breaking the bro code? >> yeah it is a difficult conversation to have. it he was my mate. so i was like not cool. do you regret writing about personal things? >> i think it is nice to get something positive out of a bad situation. the song will live on forever and people will be able to find solace in some way i guess. >> i understand that taylor has given you advice on how to have longevity in a career instead of a flash in the pan. >> she said the same thing as pharrell, constant humility and evolution. >> reporter: wise counsel. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning

on how to have longevity in a career instead of a flash in the pan. >> she said the same thing as pharrell> reporter: wise counsel. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we are on-line at abcnews.com. good night, america. have a great weekend.

you played for a worldwide audience with pharrell at the grammy's. i thought i was gonna say, oh, this is a busy time for you. but, actually you've slowed down a little bit. what drives you? >> for me, i like to do creative concerts, and creative projects. and - and i think really - music give me an energy to drive myself - to always try to get to another level. >> but, you know, you have had so much success it would be easy to say, "i could cut my concert schedule in half. >> i mean, compared to a few years ago - it's actually - reduced. i used to play, like, 160, and now i play 125. yeah. something like that. i cut the summer time off. >> and you do think about balance. i mean, i think that that is something that you have written, that you had to learn. because, i guess, you had spent so much of your life, from even your early childhood, really focused on driving to be number one, as you've said. >> i mean, of course, now the - to think about number one is a silly thing. but when i was a kid i thought that there is kind of a number one target. when

>> pharrell.e he turned 40 last week if you can believe it. >> he did? >> drinking from the fountain of youth in florida. we should also commend him on bluilando spent a record 41 weeks number one hot latin song. >> he's such a crossover too. >> he is. >> congrats to him. >> we are thrilled. >> captain darius over to you. >> look at her from south jersey. >> selena gomez and justin bieber are competing against each another in which category? >> what does that mean? >> c, social artist. >> what does it mean? >> twitter, instagram, i don't know. >> is she right? >> she's probably a millenial. yes. top social artist which means we're culminating and interacting on social media platforms, twitter followers instagram followers, facebook followers followers. if you're hedging a bet justin won three years in a row. >> it may be an upset. >> it might be. >> over to you kath and darius. >> miss indiana here. >> finish the lyrics to this top hot 100 finalist ♪ the players going to play play play -- >> hater

you know who pharrell is? i didn't think so. neptune. >> neptune. >> neptune. >> neptune. >> neptune. >> let's do it. >> actually, neptune is absolutely right for two points. [ cheers and applause ] all right, we're almost out of time which means it is time for the final sixth grade question. remember, it is worth ten points so whoever answers this correct wins the game. for this last question, each team can work together to come up with their answer. whoever is the closest to the right answer wins. >> jimmy: i'm winning, by the way. >> let's take a look at the question. >> jimmy: okay. >> in miles, how far is the earth from the sun right now? in miles, how far is the earth from the sun right now? [ whispering ] >> 40,000. i'm not sure. >> jimmy: i don't have any idea. [ laughter ] >> okay. jimmy, do you have an answer? >> jimmy: we're going to say 20,000 miles. >> you want to lock that in? 20,000 miles? it's like a warranty on a a chevrolet or something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to lock it in. [ buzzer ] >> so pitbull,

me and pharrell wanted to tap into that spirit. >> jimmy: i mean pharrell.s talented and he's just cool. when did you first start working with him? >> maybe 1998 or '99. >> jimmy: was it "drop it like it's hot"? >> no, no. it was a song for his "nrd" album. he had a project that he was doing and from there we started working on me and him doing songs together to us eventually doing a record together and bringing in charlie wilson and all of the elements. >> jimmy: you have charlie wilson on this, you have -- you got stevie wonder to do harmonica. how did you get stevie wonder? >> you know, i got his number in the rolodex. [ laughter ] i'm a player, man. when i reach out i'm reaching out with love because i respect the musicians who did it before me. and when i reach out it's about me wanting the world to know who they are as far as like the young generations. some of the young generations don't know who the great ones are. and when we put them in the position of being on records with us, we let them know who we get it from so that way our great ones will nev

koryn and sawyer from team pharrell, meghan from team blake and joshua from team adam all performed originalced tonight on nbc. >>> nbc sister network e aired part two of a "keeping up with the kardashians" special called "about bruce" showing the difficulty and range of feelings involved in a gender transition. it also showed bruce jenner's emotional discussion with long-term wife kris jenner and their coming to terms with the decision. >> at the end of the day, it's not about me and my feelings. it's about you and i just want you to be happy. >> this makes me happy. >> i understand. >> jenner said he does not currently plan on having sexual reassignment surgery. >>> on "the tonight show" jimmy fallon honored david letter who will host the final "late show" tomorrow night and revealed an early career prediction. >> my eighth grade year at saint mary of the snow school. at the end my teacher makes predictions about what her schools were going to do. james fallon will replace david letterman on "the tonight show." he's always there when you need him. i remember after 9/11 we needed someone. h

. >> and similarly you would say that about your collaborations with people like pharrell or metallica. these are about musicians at the opposite end of the universe from your traditions. that's pretty out there. >> i mean, the important things are quite clear. they're wonderful musicians. and as a musician, we will collaborate with great musicians, no matter what- type of genre - what type of style. >> do you learn something from the experience? >> absolutely. i mean, with metallica, i learn so much, and i kind of - harmonies, that i never played in classical music. but also, i found out, the things they are doing, sometimes it's similar to some of the contemporary music we are doing. like, let's say bartok, for example, you know? he's quite rock n' roll, with his concerto no. 2, concerto no. 1. >> bartok is rock n' roll? >> absolutely. >> i remember reading that you were describing what you see. when you hear music, you're seeing in your mind what you're playing. how do you do that? >> for music everybody has their own kind of tricks, you know, how to get into your heart. whether it'

team pharrell wins this season of "the voice". >> congratulations.er on the couch watching. >> your own bachelorette here with amanda. >> no. >> i think we just cast the show. >> okay. what happened? >> so the two girls brit and caitlin the men voted on monday, so last night we got the results. i thought i would have to wait until the last two minutes to the show to find out. that's not what happened. chris harrison walks out two minutes into the show last night, goes to talk to brit. take a look at what he told her. >> what happened? >> the majority of the men have chosen one woman who they can hopefully see a future with. brit, unfortunately you're not going to be the bachelorette. >> sorry that's like sinking in. >> sorry to be the bearer of bad news. >> put your heart out there and like -- i've never had anything back. what can i do? >> that's why i don't like that show. i can't stand to see that happen to people. >> anyway here's our bachelorette. >> chosen. >> you know -- >> exploited i think. anyway -- >> she signed up twice. >> i don't like t

pharrell -- feral, a wildness to it. even though it is a refined building, there is the roughness of the florist, the concrete, a sense of it is not just all about finesse elegance. it is about something rougher and wilder. charlie: how would you describe the look of the outside? renzo: a bit wild. charlie: you would? renzo: you make a building that is the house of american art. it is about freedom. this sense of freedom. when you make a building it must express that idea. it must express the brave attitude to the city. this building is designed to talk to the city on one side, on the east [indiscernible] taking your time. on the other side it talks to the rest of the world, on the west it talks to the traffic on the highway. then the west. you can look and see across america. you have a dialogue with the rest of the world. this is part of the idea. charlie: did it have to have anything to do with the building on 76? renzo: many things coming from that building. many things. the flexibility of the space. i can go on fore

. >> i'm william pharrell iii. >> reporter: one of many that will air tonight. >> the secret is to allowomething which is actually fun. >> reporter: richard kurtis is also the creator of red nose day. >> most of my life i spent making movies that have made hugh grant rich and very unhappy. >> reporter: it's all about smiles tonight. pitch perfect anna kendricks among dozens of stars taking part. >> it's almost religious. you feel like you want to reach out to your fellow man. >> reporter: red nose's roots may be in the uk. they hope it will grow and help shorten around the world. >> in philadelphia four in ten children live in poverty. the executive director for children and youth says this event will help people see what a problem it is. >> you have famous people talking about an issue that's complicated and a little not positive. it changes the terms. having comedians talking inging about poverty is a game changer. >> you can see it tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> david letterman is spending his first morning as a retired talk show host. he ended 33 years in late night televi

winner american pharrell did not have its luck of the draw today -- american pharaoh.the favorite and has 15 races in a row, but the last time a horse won the preakness stakes from the number one post was in 1994. those are your top stories. hour, up in the next half the dangers of private air travel. bloomberg news looked at the aviation records to determine why jet accident are on the rise. avon'sare talking about $8 billion buyout deal that turned out to be a hoax. we will talk about what raised suspicion in the first place. nordstrom is reporting after the close today. plus keeping an eye on the s&p 500 possibly closing at a record. senator elizabeth war and has a new conservative counterpart in her crusade against wall street banks. senator david vitor of louisiana. the unlikely pair have joined forces onto bills in last week, the latest targeting the fed's emergency lending power. joining me now is someone in favor of this legislation, no surprise there. dennis kelleher, the ceo of their markets, a nonprofit that lobbies for financial reform. also with us is our

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mo pharrell joins us live to talk about the start of the athletics diamond league in doha >>> south korea's intelligence services say north korea's defense minister has been executed, believed to be the latest in a series of officials executed this year. we have this report from seoul. >> reporter: is this the moment he sealed his fate. he is said to show unsatisfaction with kim jong un's leadership. south korea's officials describe it as consolidation, rather than crisis. our government sees executions as a way to create a fearful atmosphere to promote consolidation of the one and only regime. >> reporter: with the suddenness of the fall, he was envoy to a security meeting in moscow led some to question stability of the leadership in gr pyongyang. 15 other officials have been executed since the start of the year. >> there has to be better systematic ways to ensure the order of the system, rather than this quick removal. the quick removal, the way it was carried out indicates the weakness of the system not the strength >>> unlike the case, kim jong un's uncle publicly humiliated before his

she beat out marlon wayans even though he did an impressive version of pharrell's happy. >>> what pastners of the >>> talk about a spell binding final round of the national spelling bee. for the second straight year and fifth time ever two contestants were named co-champions. spelling bee officials even ran out of words. peter alexander is here with a look at the dramatic fish in. >> correct. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the judges threw the book but both gokul vonkatachalam and vanya shivashankar got the last word and nearly $38,000 plus a merriam-webster dictionary they probably don't need with the power to spell, well -- meaning the art of cutting paper into decorative designs. and while they may not look like varsity athletes these are the real letter winners. 285 woordrd wizards half boyce half girls, two thirds from public schools chosen from 11 million entrants in regional contests. for the scripps national spelling bee. that's bee with two "es" that's become an unforgettable cult favorite. >> k-a-b-a-r-o-g-o-y-a. what? >> reporter: creating unlikely stars. >> that's cor

and then pharrell posted, you see his little cure, he has the kit cat bar, crunch bar then the pediatrichecked with doctor mike to find out what should do you if you have a hang over? >> he says gatorade before you start drinking, maybe why people like pediatric ya light, the electrolytes. >> same thing. >> same reason. >> my mom always says with every drink you drink drink a glad of water that works too. >> when i had myself ear case of diarrhea about a month ago not to bring that up again. >> do you have to say it like that? >> sorry. >> that's first, you're dehydrated. >> did you take pediatric i canlight? >> he said drink got or aid, water won't do you any good. so i drank gallons of gatorade. >> it iter? >> helped a lot. >> my mom said when i had one of those issues, eat cheese. yes, give me box of cheese, to stop you up. >> so the colon would get all stuck up? >> do you have stop it somehow. plug it up. >> good lord. plug it up. hey, thanks. somebody going through, she in the hospital, she is suffering from kidney stones, she said thanks for all of the laughs in the morning, becaus

last saturday night, pharrell monica lewinsky had a huge dance party for him. >> well, good for him. >> just because they felt bad for him and they thought, no you should be able to dance no matter who you are, what your size. >> there are nice people in the world. >> absolutely there are. >> that's a great way to push back at bullies, too. >> yes, absolutely. >> thanks. >> good to see you both. >>> well, now developing first at 4, a major city shut down by severe flooding. >> flooding brought houston to its knees. we're live in the disaster zone next. >>> lost for weeks, now found. a couple turns up in the california desert. >> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4. >>> it's described as historic and catastrophic. dozens of people missing after severe storms dumb pd another foot of rain in central texas in morning. at least one river is more than 30 feet above flood stage. drivers in houston ran for their lives and abandoned more than 2,000 vehicles on streets that were flooded. >>> nbc's jay gray is live in wimberly, texas with the latest. jay, what are you seeing and hearing right

joining me now from lees england, jason pharrell, give us a sense on the ground. >> we're here at thet fiscal rally, at this campaign, in a small theater containing a thousand people. fairly small for an end rally of any campaign in comparison to a u.s. election, but given a very impassioned speech why he wants to become the next prime minister of the united king dom. the problem he has and his main contender, david cameron, neither of them are likely to get an outright victory. the polls suggest they have around 35% of the votes. and the reason for that is that there are smaller parties such as the scottish nationalists and u.k. independence party that wants to take the u.k. out of europe, that have a large proportion or reasonable portion of the vote. so somewhere between 30 and 35% of the vote is held by the smaller parties, that is causing a real headache, constitutionally, we don't know what government we're going to get at the end of this. whatever happens, it's likely there will have to be negotiations. one of the larger parties is likely to have to bring one of the smaller par

. >> reporter: pharrell williams provided the tune for one of his two finalists koryn hawthorne. >> i got to go out and do what i really love. it felt really good. >> reporter: williams' other artist sawyer fredericks sang "free." a song contributed by ray la mon tain. >> i think this is the biggest thing that happened to me. my favorite artist writing my son is amazing. >> reporter: amazing may describe the winners' feelings tonight when "the voice" crowns its champion. >> you going to stay up past your bedtime? >> no question. we'll rehash it tomorrow. >>> we'll be right back. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recomme

david: just to give one example, pharrell williams song "happy," 43 million pandora streams.000 bucks for 40 million streams. >> this is the fight they'll have with the record companies if they want the royalties. >> lee hawkins. great to see you. from the wall street journal. have a wonderful memorial day weekend. thank you for spending this friday with us. >> thanks to our soldiers and veterans. "the willis report" is next. >> hello, everyone. i'm gerri willis. this is the willis report, the show where consumers are our business. tonight, the clinton foundation reveals millions of dollars in undisclosed payments. and hours later, the state department releases the first wave of hillary's emails. but the clinton drama far from over. also, americans hitting the road this holiday weekend in record numbers. but will a rise in gas prices ruin your summer plans? and are we creating a generation of moochers? why more and more millennials will hit up the bank of mom and dad. ♪ we begin tonight with new clinton cash coming to

oh, it's addressed to pharrell. let's snoop it.hats. >> i actually thought that one was okay. ♪ but he's got one joke to go ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: all right. last package, let's see who it's for. oh, kim kardashian. let's snoop it! oh, it's a fanny pack. but it's very big. because her butt is big. >> wow. ♪ amazing how none of those jokes were quite right some of them terrible most of them trite ♪ ♪ it couldn't have been more better without a thousand rewrites and then no more jokes to go ♪ ♪ there's no more jokes to go now on with the show -- ♪ [ whip crack sound ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: jack black, everyone. we'll be back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. america! new yorkers love all-natural snapple and we want you to love it too! snapple's born in

a lot of people remember mobe pharrell williams got involved.hat was monica lewinsky got involved, as well because she's been a part of this anti-bullying campaign, as well. good for you all for putting this together for him. the party happened out in l.a. he had a grand old time. a good message to go along with it, as well. >> they flew him out to l.a. not bad. that was awful. he was just dancing and people started making fun of him online. it was awful. >> he got the last laugh though. >> he absolutely did. good for him. >> take a look at a dodgers fan who has been doing an incredible job at catching these balls. okay? and then he's able to capture them on videotape like he is videotaping. he's got the camera in his hand from may 3rd. this is from may 24th. >> is this real. >> same guy. i'm not kidding you. dodgers fan bobby cosby. >> stop it. i don't believe it. >> he recorded himself making a snow cone catch of adrian gonzales's home run. >> i do not believe what i'm seeing. are you sure this isn't edited? >> he did the same thing a few week

. >> pharrell already knew that. >> that's right. >> whole song on it. >>> american soldier forced toan unexpected travel detour detour. >> strangest thing u.s.o. made arrangements for him to stay in a hotel but when he showed up, the hotel said, can't come in. the rule many are calling ridiculous. >>> plus the lady bug saga continues. a group of high school seniors sent tens of thousands of bugs loose in school. now they're in trouble. why they say this is being blown way out of proportion. howard? >> in trouble in school never happens with kids. >>> the phillies are starting to go in the wrong direction again. and a catch in football that you will not see every day. that's coming up in sports. >>> in your entertainment headlines tonight jennifer lopez attack at the airport. she's okay. she became the celebrity to be confetti bombed. it happened yesterday as she was in the airport in las vegas. the host of dish nation porsche porsche, it seems j.lo was confetti bombed by a clown. tell us more. >> yes she was. she was confetti bombed by an actual clown. now, j.lo is minding her busine

so i feel like when pharrell went into this project with me we both love what we do.s a friendship relationship. it's based on me being a father, a mentor and a friend. to where they can always talk to me and feel they don't have to run away from me but run to me. >> and you're a grandfather now. you got a grandson zion. congratulations. >> thank you. >> what kind of grand dad will you be? >> a gullible, get away with everything kind of grandpa. you know that's the third generation of what we doing. it's just a spark of joy just to look in his eyes and be able to hold him. i thank my oldest son for making me a grandfather. >> i thank you for your instagram account. i get up every morning before i read "the wall street journal" i check so see what snoop dogg has done the night before. can we show my favorite picture? your daughter doesn't like it. i sent this out saying this is my current mood. i used a picture of snoop for it. >> tweet it out again. >> i tweet this out regularly saying this is my mood. what's going on in this picture, man? >> that's me waking up from

. >> did you have any advice -- robin and pharrell lost the case what advice have you given him?e before. so from a purely accountant standpoint it's okay. but emotionally it's not a healthy precedent. they are appealing and of course we hope they win. >> by the way, you are a great sitcom theme writer. the theme to "different strokes." >> thank you. yeah. ♪ >> do you remember the words? >> yeah. and nobody has come back and said he ripped that off. >> no. that's an original. >> along with "sweaty and hot." >> alan thank you so much. catch episodes of "unusually thicke" on pop. >> that's tonight. >>> coming up mother's day ideas that will barely cost you a thing. just made with l nervous whitening will damage your teeth? introducing listerine® healthy white™. it not only safely whitens teeth... ...but also restores enamel. lose the nerves and get a healthier whiter smile that you'll love. listerine® healthy white™. power to your mouth™! what's going on? toaster's broken. which means no eggo waffles. something smells delicious. eggo! l'eggo my eggo breakfast sandwich. it's sweet,

so, you know you saw beyonce putting out notes about it and pharrell williams. the $300 to $600 business. that watch business which was great for the last six years it is already slowing down i always call the iwatch. >> fossil dead? >> no but it's slowing. we're starting we already saw that happen. we're seeing that happen and i think since it was already slowing over the last 18 months i've been calling this the nail in the coffin the new apple watch. i don't think it's taking over the world, but a negative to those. >> i think all watches are taking a hit right now and that's sort of the trend that you're seeing. just in general. but go back to your point of what's hot and what's not. the whole issue of bringing innovation to the markets. the handbag candgory slowed down. it has to have more innovation driving that. what you see is the ups and downs. look at what happened when target came out with the lily pultizer because it's innovation. >> what is your favorite stock right now? >> my favorite stock. i like macy's i like nordstrom and i like dollar general.

you have to be proud you did it for team pharrell. >> glad it worked out for this guy, sawyer fredericks. >>> we got your ultimate guide to this year's summer movies. first this is "today" on nbc. >> we are back at 8:39. this weekend marks the unofficial start of summer. hollywood will be busy rolling out blockbusters to get us into theaters. so what should be on your must-see list. fandango is owned by nbc universal. good morning. >> good morning. >> there is real popcorn, not stage popcorn. let's get to the top of it. >> "tomorrowland" opens tomorrow. this is the futuristic adventure from disney starring george clooney. this is a movie you don't want to know too much before you go in. it is for families. i liked it. it's inspirational, imagine native. >> it looks like it has great effects, too. i saw this next one "san andreas. >> a 9.5 earthquake hits the coast. special effects and dwayne johnson and paul giamatti great characters as well. you cannot believe the special effects. >> there is a real story in this next one. melissa mc

i mean there is russell willson, tom brady, you know pharrell lian kneeson the list goes on and on. >so many years? >> maybe especially with the friends and family. they're going to give you the truth. they're going to tell you how it is. but everybody loved it. actually there is a scene in the movie where they're screening the movie within the movie, it's a friends and family. when they say, oh friends and family the whole crowd erupted. >> life and art collide. >> there you go blurring the lines. >> it's a fun ride. it really is. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> a pleasure to have you. >> make sure june 3rd are you going to come? >> i'll be there, no question about it. we will catch up with jeremy piven tomorrow and "the entourage" movie. >>> and the "snl," first this is "today" on nbc. 6r7b89s back at 8:46. "saturday night live" debuted in october, 1975 and has been revolutionizing tv and comedy ever since. >> love that music. now there is a chance for fans to get a taste of the show. willie is back. he has a saturday night live exhibition. >> this is cool. if you are a fa

pharrell williams tweeting never be ashamed of yourself.r free. all for a man who loves to dance. and shawn o'brien, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. >> good morning, shawn. >> can you believe all this? a picture up on the internet and suddenly you're having a dance party in your honor. >> no. completely silly. i never thought it would happen to me like this. clearly amazing. >> shawn, it's not about dancing. it's about how we treat each other as human beings. >> completely yeah. >> so what have you learned about people throughout this process? >> there's so many good people out there in the world. and what happened to me it touched a lot of nerves. the more we can do and the better we can do to promote a better side of everybody is fantastic. we raised some good money for charity. we've got more money coming in. i'm just happy to help people know there's support out there. there's far more good people in the world. >> you d.o. you dance a lot? was what a rare photo taken of you? >> a lot. >> so now you're going to have moby

he worked with pharrell on it. he worked with chris brown.sney is keeping it very under wraps. it's from one of the creators of "lost." and "poltergeist," reboot of the 1982 horror classic. they wanted to contempt rise it. and so you're thinking a contemporary poltergeist, demons coming through tinder. no. just a house traumatizing a little kid. >> you know what traumatize my kids? on the bus stop, the clowns posters. and may 29th, a movie called "aloha." >> yes. this one bradley cooper stars as a defense contractor who goes to hawaii maybe to rekindle things with his ex-girlfriend played by rachel mcadams. he falls in love with emma stone. this was supposed to star reese witherspoon and ben stiller. but rescheduling happened. bottom line, beautiful people, beautiful scenery. >> i love it. >> you said that right. can't wait. sorry, sorry. >> jeez. >> bradley cooper i don't know what it is. i blush. anyway ways, jessica, thank you. and thank you for being you bradley cooper. >> wow. it never stops. >>> mother's day is sunday so i'm celebrating

. >> reporter: while pharrell williams and christina aguilera remain neck and neck with two. >> this show off their skills the artists before one song of their choice and another dedicated to the moms in their lives. >> well it's going to be mother's day. >> i want to meet your momma. >> hi mom. >> behind every good man. >> that's right. >> reporter: and once all the votes are counted, five move on and one will go home tomorrow. for "today," carson daly, nbc news, los angeles. >> and don't forget you can catch "the voice" tonight and tomorrow at 8:00/7:00 central time right here on nbc. >>> hello, guys. also ahead, even more perfect than the original, elizabeth banks on making her directorial debut on >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast for monday morning from meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning. we are enjoying sunshine all day long. the sun will be nice and bright. a little bit of a breeze developing during the day. that's going to help with the warm-up. 60 degrees now here at nbc

. >> reporter: while pharrell williams and christina aguilera remain neck and neck with two. >> thischoice and another dedicated to the moms in their lives. >> well it's going to be mother's day. >> i want to meet your momma. >> hi mom. >> behind every good man. >> that's right. >> reporter: and once all the votes are counted, five move on and one will go home tomorrow. for "today," carson daly, nbc news, los angeles. >> and don't forget you can catch "the voice" tonight and tomorrow at 8:00/7:00 central time right here on nbc. >>> hello, guys. also ahead, even more perfect than the original, elizabeth banks on making her directorial debut on >>> good monday morning. a new plan to improve street safety. the effort is called vision zero. its mission to make the street safer for everyone. "mercury news" says the city will launch an $80 million effort that will encourage improving crosswalks and lighting for pedestrians. the work is expected over the next few years on some of san jose's busiest streets. the money will be coming mostly from state and federal grants. let's check the commu