you'll have the opportunity to attend and meet brad pitt. every $10 purchase will go towards the make it right foundation, that supports a number of groups, including victims from hurricane katrina. he's been very involved in that cause. >>> we charge you nothing to introduce you to christina loren this morning, who has a fantastic hollywood weekend forecast. >> yeah, i can't quite make it, is right, as brad pitt, but i'm here for you. temperatures are looking good out there right now. we're at 66 degrees in livermore. 59 degrees in san martin. and maybe you're at home right now, taking it easy, because you've got to prepare a big meal this weekend. or plan an easter egg hunt. well, you know what, conditions will be nice. but i want to tell you, you want to do everything early. it will be very warm as we get into easter sunday. temperatures today are comfortable. they'll stay pretty level as we head through tomorrow. and then those changes move in as we head into next week. and we are talking about rain. we really need it. if you're going to

you brought up brad pitt.ne of the things about brad pitt is fairly early in his career he chose to do "12 monkeys" and" seven" where he didn't play a pretty boy. he consciously tried to avoid that which good for him. >> the first movie that put him on the map. >> "thelma and louis." >> but i disagree. he went from that a and went to roles where he didn't play the pretty boy. >> this is a ridiculous debate about brad pitt. >> quit saying pretty boy. >> i can talk about brad pitt for an hour. >> let's do have facts. ugly people because of evolution have to try harder to be charming. that's why they are mortal lented than -- for -- more talented than better looking people. >> better looking people are probably lazer. >> there you go. and i want to bring up a quote from a friend who texted me earlier. you know what he said? rob lowe, really? try having my mug. you have problems? the whole town is out of touch. those were his exact words. i think he is gorgeous. robert is not an ugly person. >> he has an immense p

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. >> thank you >> one of hollywood's hottest stars how you can be brad pitt for $ten. there is a catch. >> what you can do this weekend. >> warriors open >>> lift off of the falcon nine rocket and dragon. >> it took a while but much-needed resupplying mission to international space station is off the ground. the dragon is taking food and mating flies to the station's command crew. >> oh, boy. there is a cuddly mystery in south lake tahoe a rescue group says someone dropped off this bear cub. this is the favorite story of all time. >> all time. >> adorable. >> she was somehow separated from her mother while in the den. she's been drinking up a special formula. look at her. >> i know. >> the rescue group says tahoe is happy and healthy. >> so cute. in washington, d.c. a baby squirrel is being nursed back to health after she fell 75 feet from the nest on owe a concrete sidewalk. wildlife center says she has to wear this tiny cap on her ankle z she'll be exam yind every six and a half days. >> is that so she can balance. >> you want to meet brad pitt, here is the chance. >

brad pitt set to star as the general. pitt's own production studio will be making that flick. >>> pharrell sitting down for an interview with oprah and cried happy tears when he was shown a video of people from around the world dancing to his hit song "happy." a little happy dance there? >> i don't. but i love that song. >> really? after 400 times. >> ice cube is being a sore loser after the mtv award went to vin diesel and paul walker and not him. he says they were robbed and said that paul walker got the sympathy vote because he died late last year. >> even if you think it, don't say it. >> yeah. that's a real tough lui. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day right here on nbc. >>> leading the news, in the washington post, boehner's opponent takes crude shots in electile dysfunction themed ad. the ad comes from his key party primary opponent jd winteregg. >> if you have a boehner lasting longer than 23 years, seek immediate medical attention. winteregg, because boehner shouldn't count his chicke

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byron pitts with our persons of the week. >> reporter: you are looking at the hope of the nation.ikely place have come three of the most astonishing athletes this country has seen. that's lyle thompson, playing the sport of his ancestors. >> he is the wayne gretzky, the michael jordan. he is on another level of athlete. >> oh, come on. >> there's no question. >> reporter: and that's his brother miles and their cousin ty, together the most formidable threesome in college lacrosse. but for them it's more than a game, it's almost a religion. >> it's part of us. it's in our blood. >> reporter: on the onondaga nation territory where they're from, they call it "the medicine game," a game native americans invented nearly 800 years ago to honor their creator, who is everywhere. boys receive a lacrosse stick at birth, start playing the moment they can walk. many are buried with it when they die. the thompsons' father jerome, an iron worker by trade, taught them the game. no wide open nets. instead, the goal he insisted they hit, the size of a doorknob. they practice in any weather, day and

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it's not like it's brad pitt. if it was brad pitt working out, you would make $10,000, $20,000.he had his shirt off, you would make any more. you'll make a couple hundred bucks if you're lucky. most magazines around the world come out once a week. >> on my first official day as a paparazzo, i got a few usable shots. but tomorrow i'm going after much bigger fish. >> so we're on our way to meet frank griffin. he went on to start his own agency and i'm going there, hoping that he can kind of give us some info on what the kind of big shot of the week is, the one that could be the big picture of the week. >> oh, hi there. >> i'm morgan. >> nice to meet you. >> thank you very much. >> i'm just show you around the place a bit. >> these are a couple of oour famous pictures. jennifer aniston is always big news. we have a couple that made covers on that. barack obama in hawaii after he was elected but bf he was inaugurated. >> frank's been shooting the rich and famous for years. frank knows better than anyone what sells and today he's going to help me figure out how to shoot it. >> the qu

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it's not like it's brad pitt. if it was brad pitt working out, you would make $10,000, $20,000. if he had his shirt off, you would make any more. you'll make a couple hundred bucks if you're lucky. most magazines around the world come out once a week. >> on my first official day as a pap pap paparazzo, i got a few usable shots. but tomorrow i'm going after much bigger fish. little things, anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. insures support. a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like... ...sooner than you think. ...you die from alzheimer's disease. ...we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call, or donation adds up to something big. alzheimer's association. the brains behind saving yours. live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very good about the future of our company. ♪ >> so we're on our way to mee

joining us from philadelphia, is derrick pitts, chief astronomer at the franklin institute science museum. great to see you. the new threat highlighted by the council on foreign relations is that it would not be difficult for an enemy to carry out an attack on the satellite network. they see dangers in three situation, the biggest being a conflict on earth could lead to a conflict in space, taking action against satellites - possible? >> well, it's certainly something that needs to be considered as possibly on the radar, for sure. because if we consider that it gives us an excellent platform to look at other countries as a way to look at their strategic developments, those assets on earth's orbit become - can become targets for destruction, to take out capability, as more countries come online with this capability, especially those that are not friendly with the united states, it's something that needs to be carefully attended to. >> it talks about peacetime interference, accidental or intentional. this is going on. there's probing of satellites, using people using lasers to jam and blind

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. >> the dog was euthanized as a pitt bill when it was not a pit bull. >> workers look into how it is euthanized and again that is tonight on the 10:00 am news. >>> the rat invasion is tied to the drive and the bayside parkings road den experts say the weather is fooling them into starting mating earlier which is causing a rat baby boom in many park areas. >>> experts say the rose dents appear -- rodents appear to be kicked out of their -- with their own and they considered getting rid of the rats in both parks. >>> and in 2014 and 2015, they will open on the road in september 7thth against the dallas cow above and it is otherwise known as the bears. joe montana will start with a d final football game at the candle stick park look at that, that is unbelievable. montana will lead a team in a flag football team at stadium quarterback dan more reap know over the items back in 1985. >> he is still looking pretty good. >> 4:50 is the time. so is sal, still looking good there. >> fortunately he is a little bit older than me and happy free friday eve and let's look on westshore 92 and as you

angelina jolie, brad pitt, and wine. that is true. that people should know about celebrity wine is they are not just giving their name away. they have to make sure it is good quality. americans no wine. i love the color of rosÉ. it is refreshing and the best part is, it is inexpensive. the big question islands get asked is -- which one did you like better? the spot here, i like the francis ford coppola. i like his wine in his movies. cheers. you a wine lover? do you have a favorite vintage? >> i like chardonnays from the rough and -- chardonnays from the russian river valley. >> specific. are you sweet over bitter? or more like ice cream for breakfast like during the break? different kind a of connoisseur, but i like some wine. >> frank, thank you for everything, including your perspective. >> i enjoyed it. >> it was good to have you. approaching 56 minutes past the hour, meaning a bloomberg television is on the markets. futures this morning, the s&p is up there by about four points with better-than-expected earnings trickling in. cus

for more we are joined from philadelphia by derrick pitts, from the franklin institute science museum. this is not the first time the launch was delayed. it was supposed to be in november. there was a pay load contamination issue, a fire. another. >> it's unusual that there would be so many delays, and typically that is not what happened. most of the issues are straightened out. several are external, coming to the launch sequence, if you will, from internal problems. nonetheless, spacex has an excellent launch record, doing very well, considering what they have been asked to do. they have a 1.6 billion budget. 12 launches. this would be the third of those. and they expect to get a better offer on friday. all in all spacex has done well. >> and spacex is important because it's really one. only ways we have of getting things to the space station that need to get there. how serious is a helium leak? >> well, depends how deeply buried it is. spacex believe the issue can be taken care of. it's not that serious a situation. they will not have to do a major disasemly of the craft. spacex is,

if it was brad pitt working out and you had 15 frames, you would be making 10, 20 grand. especially if he had his shirt off, you would be making even more. it'll be a couple hundred bucks, if you're lucky. >> so how long will it take to know who picked them up? >> generally most magazines come out once a week. >> on my first official day as a paparazzo, i got a few official shots of some celebs. but to make some real money, tomorrow i'm going after some much bigger fish. when the guests arrive, they're greeted by my butler, larry. my helipad is being re-surfaced so tonight we travel by more humble means. at my country club, we play parlor games with members of the royal family. yes i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. you want a loan to build you can't do that.ica? nobody builds factories in the us anymore... you can't do that. using american raw materials makes no sense... you can't do that. you want to hire workers here in the states? they're too expensive, you can't do that. fortunately we didn't listen to the experts. at weathertech we built american

byron pitts, abc news, windsor locks, connecticut. >>> made all the right moves. >> yes, he did.team. he said we're uconn, this is what we do. we play basketball, we win. that's what they did. >> he fired up his guys and coached them to victory. >> what a way to take them to the stadium and say this is where we're going to win the championship. >> up next in ""the skinny" -- >> wait until you see what roseanne barr looks like these days. >>> we have more to tell but ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> time for "the skinny." much anticipated movies in the works. >> we have three to tell you about this morning. starting with tina fey and amy poehler. six years after they co-started in smash hit "baby mama", plans are unfolding for the dynamic duo to star in "the nest." the some di focuses on two sisters come home to find that their parents put the family house up for sale as they spend a final wild weekend together. >> that should be good. they are great together. >> oh yeah. >> next up, who you gonna call? how about 1989. that's the last time a "ghost busters" movie was released. now ghost busters 3 is in

if it was brad pitt working out and you had 15 frames, you would be making 10, 20 grand.y if he had his shirt off, you would be making even more. it'll be a couple hundred bucks, if you're lucky. >> so how long will it take to know who ipicked them up? >> generally most magazines come out once a week. >> on my first official day as a paparazzo, i got a few official shots of some celebs. but to make some real money, tomorrow i'm going after some much bigger fish. four-wheel steering is why i get up in the morning. [ matt ] the only thing better than the smell of fresh-cut grass is the smell of perfectly level, fresh-cut grass. that yellow seat's my favorite chair. [ kathleen ] you want to find a john deere dealer? just set your gps to tractor expert. [ jim ] when my grandson grows up, it's his. but it's all mine now. [ male announcer ] that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. now get $400 off all john deere four-wheel-steer lawn tractors at a dealer near you. ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. f

damnificado, la alerta por las tormentas entrÓ en 2/3 del estado sobre todo los condados de buford y pittios gracias por haberme salvado, hoy cuando se recobraba la calma despuÉs de la tormenta. >> el mal tiempo de noche contrasta con los cielos de hoy. una noche de temporal que parece haber quedado en un mal sueÑo. los meteorÓlogos advierten que el peligro de mÁs tormentas continuarÁ está noche y maÑana domingo, las condiciones son propicias para fuertes vientos principalmente en los estados del centro del paÍs. estaremos muy pendientes regreso contigo. >> gracias, lucÍa. las autoridades investigan las causas que generar una explosiÓn de gas en un suburbio de chicago dejando al menos dos personas muertas y mÁs de un centenar estructuras daÑadas, ocurriÓ en los vecindarios de long road. el edificio de viviendas afortunadamente estaba vacÍo y se derrumbÓ por completo segÚn los bomberos de chicago, la explosiÓn se produjo el viernes luego de que los vecinos comenzaron a sentir un fuerte olor a gas. fueron dos los heridos que se presentaron este incidente, es alarmante, hablamos de la cifra

. >>> how about this, you, groupen and brad pitt.'m in. >> for $10 entered into a drawing for the make it right gala. the grand prize includes a trip to new orleans to attend the gala and features bruno mars and kings of leon and an opportunity for a meet and greet with brad pitt. every $10 purchase will go to the make it right foundation which supports a number of groups, including the victims of hurricane katrina. >> he has been so active there. what a remarkable job he has done there. 10 bucks. i think that's reasonable, christina, don't you think? i'll take 100. >> i think so. hey, groupon has never been so sexy. good morning to you. temperatures are looking good out there. mostly in the 50s, 54 degrees in the east bay right now. we're headed towards a pretty comfortable day. i mean, if you like the mid-70s. 74 degrees, lots of sunshine from the south bay and 74 degrees along the peninsula. temperatures staying put through saturday and then they sky rocket on sunday. we have a change in pattern next week and more rain in the fore

. >> derrick pitts at the franklin institute science museum. it seems like a day doesn't go by of hearing of some new plan to get to mars. why the fascination with our nearest planetary neighbor? >> the thing that makes mars stand out is the possibility that there might have been life on that planet at some time and the possibility that there still is life on that planet, perhaps underground. the other thing that makes it really intriguing is that if you look at all of the planets of our sol area system, there really are only two that we could possibly even visit. that would be our moon and mars. all of the other planets are not really possible landing target did at all. so, if we are going to do any stepping stone into the solar system, it's got to be mars. >> nasa is talking about three phases. some of what we are doing on the space station. the proofing ground phase which involves landing on an asteroid, further out than the moon. is that the main point to travel longer in space in that phase? >> long-term deep space missions. going to the m

peter pitts worked with the fda for many years, and now he's in a healthcare non-profit. and dr. caleb alexander, the codirector of john hopkins center for drug effectiveness. so professor lee, this study, your folks did in corroboration with those at yale. and it really gets your attention. how did we get to a place where one in five older adults are in a place where drugs are working against each other? >> i think what we do is treat one condition at a time. and we need to treat the whole patient, as we get older when we have multiple medications and multiple problems, and we need to treat these as a whole. and currently, we have too many specialty physician organizations that will recommend a lot of medications for each condition, and when those add up, that's where the problem ends up. the crum, how common are these medications? >> these medicines are commonly used and having people on multiple medications at the same time is common. particularly when adults are 65 and older. the average prescriptions is 23. >> 23 different prescriptions per person. >> per year. >> after 65.

derrek pitts is chief astronomer at the franklin institute in philadelphia.re you doing, sir, and good day to you. >> thanks, bill. >> you say you've seen plenty of close calls in your career. >> over the last ten to 12 years, we have seen a number of reports of as steroids passing between the earth and the moon. some of them we have not known about beforehand. some we have only learned of as they've been passing or after they've been passing. there's plenty of evidence that there's plenty of material still out there in the solar system flying tharnd that could impact us. >> you say one of the things we need is a defense system to protect ourselves. other people have talked about this. what do you think works? >> well, what really has to happen is we have to survey what the population of these possible giant asteroids or reasonable-sized asteroids are and we need to know what their trajectory is if they're going to intersect earth and win. then we have to build a system that can really go out and nudge them off course. we need to be able to identify these ast

. >> how come these people are never built like george clooney or brad pitt? >> that's kind of a nice upscale, modern-looking fast food joint. >> yeah. >> everything but the man. >> but we actually reached out to the d.c. police department. they said they didn't have any records of a naked man coming into a mcdonald's and we have the police look at the video and they tried to confirm it was d.c. but they couldn't. the poster said this happened in the d.c. area. >> i'm going to buy me some food. this -- oh, my god. >> stop. >> i didn't know they sold hot dogs at fast food joints. >> it's a new menu item. >> it's not true what they say in this case. >> i don't know about the stretch or if he's thinking he won the world championship. kind of goes back where he came from. i don't know if his clothes are in the bathroom and this happened. >> what's sad, we're probably going to have to start putting the signs on the doors. can't come in naked. >> no happy meals for that dude. >>> severe weather warnings were sent out for parts of the central u.s. and part s south ad

brad pitt starred in the movie version and if this makes it to the dig screen, an a-lister will probablyis guy. i asked how the stock market has changed. >> people have always looked to gain the markets. right now the best way to do that is using technology. >> when there were humans completely in charge, you were getting, people were getting ripped off. right? so is it better or worse now? >> i'd say it's different. it's different, because it's not happening human to human. it's happening with a computer. and i think it actually makes it slightly more dangerous when it's not happening human to human, because people feel i think more cavalier how a computer treats someone versus a human. in today's day it's happening in technology. keeping all the good things technology has brought but looking to use technology to eliminate some of that scalping we see happening. >> we know that fewer than half of americans actually invest in the stock market. they're really getting screwed because they weren't even in the stock market last year. i mean, do you worry about that all of this publicity arou

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. >> i want to mention that is part of the producing team, i understand that brad pitt is a part of thecing team, what was his interest, because this is almost a world away from what he does as an actor but yet this is going on in the real world right now. >> well, it is a film about capitalists. i actually just saw him the other day at an event of use talk about the film in the context of responsible capitalism and the desire, that is where he wants to see capitalism go. the idea that everyone can learn from it. >> as far as from what you are able to take away from making this movie, if you had to make it again, would you still go about it in the same way? >> well, i had two children while i may do some sort of thing that you do this the same way. it was a crazy endeavor, i killed myself making this. i spent a year and a half traveling back and forth from new york to africa like a crazy person, i met everybody on the son and i got access to as many things as i possibly could and i don't know that i would never quite make this movie. >> ok, an investor who is interested in the oil busin

angelina jolie, brad pitt and wine. it is true.hat is something people should know about celebrity wine. you better make sure it is that quality. this wine is refreshing and for the best part inexpensive. the biggest question i get asked is which one do i like better? put me on the spot and will go with the director. i like his wine. i like his movies. cheers. like our children, we love them equally. the world's largest distiller thanks to brand like smirnov, now it wants to expand the rum business. to thea little visit innovation lab where the new round gets its start. in this high-tech lab a team of experts is tasting a lot of foods. >> we are mixologists scientists. >> they work for the largest spirits maker and searching for the next hit alcohol flavor. >> what have you been working on recently? any one time we can work on 50 different ideas in this one lab. >> our consumers are constantly interested in new ideas. in order to grab a consumer's attention, you need to put something out there that does not look like everything els

this will go to memorial day weekend and they are looking to install safer pitts and they need more supervisioneaving fires unattended. >>> we are learning about a man who fell more than 30 feet after rock climbing. it happened on sunday and highway patrol said the man was airlifted after being rescued guy a helicopter and the man who pulled him in said he hurt his back and was unable to walk. he is still in the. -- hospital. >>> he realed in an 800-pound shark and it was all caught on tape. they were in a kaiak about 300 yards from the florida's gulf coast and it took about an hour to get that big shark back to the sand. he was going to keep quiet about the shark but the photos went viral. he doesn't want people to band land based shark fishing. >> we just want to save our sport. the more people who know about it, the more people come out and do this and this is not what we want. >> he said he releases all about 20 of the 300 he has caught. >>> this picture shows milk in front of his camera store in 1977 and milk became the first openly gay official when he was elected to the board of supervis

i am a huge fan of brad pitt and his acting skills as well.eorge clooney is a big timer as well. >> any other players, looking at their post-player career and say that is a model i want to follow? >> magic johnson is a prominent example of how you can do things off the court. what he was able to do away from the game of basketball, he has become a model of what athletes are trying to achieve. >> you originally said you want to be a knick for life. >> he did not check with me when he said that. >> is that something that is realistic, to think that way? >> it was a great marriage myself and the new york knicks, when i first signed. it has been going great so far. once we made the playoffs, once we had a winning atmosphere, along with that, we should have opportunities that come from off the court. >> are there similarities from producing and your day job? >> with the knicks, it is nonstop work. you are always training, eating right, resting and recovering for the game. with film, you have a little time in between your films. maybe three or four

we've encountered some of these pitt fails. why were the kandahar police officer so unreliable for so long. it isn't because we didn't -- >> kandahar was their-- >> it had been their ideological center, and we unwittingly in the early years of the war helped create the excluesary political economy that helped leave key population outside the tent. and that's the tribal population from which the taliban grew strength and came back in. mali is another example beeper doing a great job training the armed forces and a portion defected to fight with al qaeda. i think one of the key things now that we've learned in iraq many lessons associated with this, with the ministry of interiors and forces-- we have to put the politics at the center of these efforts and recognition want degrees to which our interests are incongruent. >> rose: the final fallacy is we can opt out of it. >> that means we ought to in this case listen to trotsky who says you may not be interested in war but war is interested in you. ( laughter ) this is a tendency we

one time i waited on brad pitt. he ordered a martini with extra had a couple olives. the olive he had eaten. i ate the other half. i have done my fair share of commercials. there is one particular commercial that you might remember, herbal essence, shampoo, had this series of orgasm. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. >> remember those. >> oh, yes! oh, tropical fruit! oh! >> the show obviously is hugely, hugely popular. you are not the most popular character on the show though. >> people not only dislike my character but seem to dislike me for playing the character. the twitter is, it is, twirlttt is an amazing thing. >> get insulted by 1,000 people at once. >> fans of scandal are crazy aren't they? >> a woman with pink slippers on, snoopy pajamas, a halter top and curlers in her hair, comes from the back. like i don't see her. i'm like is this lady? she is like oh my god. oh my god! do y'all know who this is? do y'all know who this is? you don't even know who you are sitting with! [ cheers and applause ] >> we're spending a lot of time together lately. if there is anything going