please welcome matt lauer and savannah guthrie! >> seth: thank you, thank you, guys! >> hi! >> seth: it's so lovely to see you both at a reasonable hour. >> i know. >> seth: it's so great. now, thank you for showing up. there was a time where i was slotted to be on the "today" show and i overslept. >> you've been blacklisted. >> seth: yeah, i was blacklisted. [ laughter ] >> you didn't show up. >> seth: i didn't show up. i got a phone call from lauren roseman, who's publicist here, and she's like, "you're supposed to be on the 'today' show in 15 minutes." and i did that thing where i jumped out of bed as if i'd be able to make it. [ laughter ] i looked at myself like, i'm not gonna make it. >> have you noticed we haven't called you since then? >> yeah. >> seth: yes, i have noticed. >> yes, exactly. >> seth: by the way, boo-hoo! [ laughter ] every day i sleep in i'm like, i could be talking on a -- with crazy people around me. not you guys. >> none taken. >> seth: there are a lot of very intense "today" show fans who surround you on

we've got savannah down in our nation's capital. hey, savannah. >> good morning, guys. beautiful morning here in washington. i'll tell you more about why i'm here later on. but we've got a lot to news to get to, matt. >> we certainly do. let's begin with our top story on "today." that tragic scene in california. a group of students involved in a deadly crash there. it happened on interstate 5 north of sacramento. nbc's miguel almaguer has the latest on this. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. nearly 40 students were involved coming here from southern california to northern california that were injured. two are still in critical condition in the hospital. we now know at least ten people have died. this happened late last evening. these vehicles were traveling down interstate 5 late yesterday when the chp says there was a head-on collision. a fedex big rig tractor-trailer for unknown reasons, that tractor-trailer crossed a center divide line and hit that bus head on. it was a fiery and horrific collision. students told as they popped out of back

savannah? >> all right, dylan, thank you >>> we've got some new developments in the search for malaysia air flight 370. officials say they have not heard any new pings from what might be the plane's data recorders in at least six days. so now for the first time, an underwater vehicle is being deployed to search. nbc's katy tur has the latest from perth, australia, this morning. katy, good morning. >> hey there, savannah. i wouldn't call this a last-ditch effort, but they're definitely nearing the end of their options here. entering a new phase today, scaling back on the visual efforts above the water as well as the audio efforts below the water, instead trying to focus on seeing beneath the waves. six days with no new acoustic signals, and ocean shield is swapping out ears for eyes, pulling up its pinger locator and deploying bluefin-21, the unmanned submarine to scan the ocean floor in smaller, more manageable sections. >> this will be a slow and painstaking process. >> reporter: after a weeke

savannah? >> all right, john yang with the latest out of kansas city this morning. >>> we have new developments in the search for malaysia air flight 370. the unmanned bluefin-21 submarine has now scanned 42 square miles of the indian ocean floor, but so far, no signs of debris and it's back in the water this morning. nbc's katy tur is in perth, australia. katy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carson. five days into bluefin-21's deployment and they're all but ironing out the kinks. after two aborted missions, it was able to complete two successful dives. two full 16-hour passes of the ocean floor. it is right now doing its fifth dive as we speak. so far, nothing to report from those scans, but searchers say they are confident that they'll be able to find it as they've been able to narrow down the search zone significantly by further refining those four sets of acoustic signals that "ocean shield" heard last week. now, that is good news, because it's unclear how much longer the countrie

savannah guthrie got married over the weekend. >> we're four months pregnant. >> jon: wow. wow. >> this book was such a wake wap call savannah guthrie got married, lost her virginity and became four months pregnant in six days. you go, girl! she's one of the lucky ones. too much girls have been seduced by the feminist lie that women over 30 are remotal doable. the hard truth is that month after month your precious eggs are jumping out of your have giega like -- vagina like rats off a sinking ship. [ laughter ] >> jon: is that what happens? they -- they -- >> what do you think that the egg fairy will take them while you sleep and leave a dollar up your -- pillow? >> jon: no. that's not what i thought. note to self write angry letter to old health teacher. this is no fairytale, jon. these are facts based on opinion. and women need to hear it. [ laughter ] that's why i took the truth to a place where the highest concentration of desperate lonely hags down to their last raisiny eggs spin class. >> are you guys ready? are you guys pumped. yeah, let's do this. >> all right. page

>> i did it for savannah.t. >> it's not often you sing on the air, which is a good thing. >>> plus, tony winner alan cumming is here to talk about reprising his role in "cabaret" on broadway, taking a selfie. >> he's a good photographer, by the way. >> nice. >> he does it all. >> it's a talent. >> wedding photos. all that. >>> then, jenna bush hager shares the touching story behind those bracelets, supporting a great cause that all began with a father and daughter's simple idea. >> and guess what, mother's day, fast approaching. we're going to be celebrating with a week of surprises for some deserving moms. we're calling it mom's the word. i like that. if you know of an awesome mom who deserves a treat, let us know. we also want to hear from folks who'd like to surprise their mom with some big news. just head to today.com to share your stories with us. >> how about a check of the weather? >> all right, let's share that with you. risk of strong storms, texas into the central plains. more wet weather, unfortunat

this is a cuckoo cent in two thousand a time when savannah was in government they came up with packages like i was in poker but it's time. and now to end with the juice if it doesn't have a clue should have done this is just a tactic that the government uses and i mean makes the government says these things and then edit the script. by the fruit into action committee that movie. then tucker said the commission has an opinion about the opinion and it's done. the cheese. thus even if it did not publicly on any kind and touching. she really likes my nieces and i spent as the body looked a bit is that this the army and isi denise and i need to be on the ninth and forced disappearances. if you look at internet to prominence the discovery of mosman even in death was not province these identities and funded human rights groups to intervene. a most impressive team the systematic genocide being conducted by the proximity to humans. i think the reason. by neil mass graves in to cook was that. for the example of the change. because of the government to amend the same weekend the change and this wa

matt and savannah. >> stephanie gosk in puerto rico. stephanie, thanks very much. >>> natalie's got the story of sad news in afghanistan. >> very tragic. two journalists working in afghanistan shot there today while covering the country's nationwide elections. one of them an "associated press" photographer was killed in that shooting. nbc' chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in kabul with the details. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this was a horrific attack. these two women journalists, both of them veteran correspondents, well-known were traveling in a convoy with election volunteers. the convoy delivering ballots. elections are supposed to take place here tomorrow. and this convoy was protected by afghan security forces and then suddenly, one of the afghan security forces and afghan policemen walked up to the car, where the two reporters were sitting-- they were in the backseat and began shouting allah and firing into the car. the photographer, a german photographer, anja niedringhaus, 48 years old, was ki

good morning. >> good morning, savannah. cope with their stress. but behind this trend, experts worry that more moms are abusing alcohol than ever and putting themselves and their kids at risk. >> an afternoon play date for these california moms full of chips, flips, and juice. >> cheers, happy friday. >> not just for the kids. >> this is our liquid therapy. >> it makes me feel human again after i've been beaten down all week. >> it's kind of like the sex and the city but with kids. >> for moms like these, alcohol has become a go-to antidote for anxiety. drinking is now celebrated in parenting blogs. there are even wine brands for the stressed out mom from mad housewife to mommy's time-out to, yes, even mommy juice wine with sales up 25%. >> moms should be allowed to relax and kick back and take care of their kids and have their mommy juice and not be judged for it. >> but is this cocktail culture a slippery slope? while these moms practice moderation, no more than one drink per play date and everyone walks home, experts say

matt and savannah? >> all right, dylan, thank you very much. >>> we move now to a disturbing story out of oklahoma overnight, what is being described as a botched execution. the inmate, clayton lockett, was being put to death for the murder of a 19-year-old woman, when something went wrong. here's nbc's janet shamlian with the story. >> reporter: lockett was set to be executed using a new experimental cocktail of three drugs. the execution began at 6:23 p.m., when prison officials administered the first drug, a sedative to lockett. >> at that time, we began pushing the second and third drugs in the protocol. there was some concern at that time that the drugs were not having the effect. >> reporter: courtney francisco of nbc station kfor witnessing the execution along with other reporters, said prison officials declared lockett unconscious at 6:33 p.m. but over the next six minutes, eyewitnesses said lockett still appeared conscious and was struggling. >> one of the things he said was "something's wrong.

eunice, good morning. >> good morning, savannah. emergencteams used flood lights and flares to search the stricken vessel through the night. they are continuing their efforts this morning. the south korean coastguard says the visibility in the waters is less than 2 metres. they are laying tents so divers can reach the inner most parts of the ship to find survivors. those rescues have been taken to a monita island. >>> painstaking and heart breaking, families in anguish this morning, waiting for any news. this parent saying they repeatedly said the same thing, nothings with new. minsters and lawmakers visiting here are useless after what was supposed to be a fun four-day field trip turned into a frantic race against time. one student shot this video. the water is widening, she creams. others teft texted parent, mom, in case i don't get a chance to speak to you, i love you. dad, the ferry has tilted too much. i can't move. survivors taken to monita kendall island now sharing horrifying detate about their ordeal, this student saying, i

savannah? >> eunice yoon in beijing for us, thank you. >>> meantime, we're learning more this morning about a security scare on the anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. a man taken into custody for carrying a rice cooker in a backpack. today a court hearing is scheduled tied to last year's attack. nbc's ron mott is at the federal courthouse in boston. ron, good morning. >> reporter: hey, carson, good morning to you. dzhokhar tsarnaev is not expected to appear in court here later this morning, but as you mentioned last night, an eerie scene over at the finish line of the boston marathon. two blasts, but unlike last year, these were controlled by police. with boylston street cordoned off yet again last night on the one-year anniversary of twin bomb blasts at the boston marathon finish line -- >> get back! >> reporter: -- a police bomb squad blew up a second suspicious backpack of the evening, this one said to belong to a man arrested by authorities charged with disorderly conduct. accordi

savannah, back to you. >> all right, tom. thank you so much. let's turn to bob hager, he covered aviation for nbc for 20 years. if they have four different instances of ping sounds, why isn't that sufficient right now to put that bluefin-21 under the water and start mapping this location? >> well, once you start mapping, it takes so long, so you've got to really narrow that search down. so if they've got four, they'd just like to get a lot more so they can get the area smaller and smaller and smaller where they have to map with the sonar. >> because they're definitely running up against borrowed time here. we've passed the 30 days that the pinger must be able to make sounds, so the sounds are getting fainter. if they never get another ping again and this is the search area, do you think it's doable to find the black box? >> i do. i think they've got enough now that they will find it, it will just take more time. but i think now they'll find it eventually. i didn't always think that. but with all these pings that they got so far, i mean, they're

with matt lauer and savannah guthrie.e from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. >> it's a good monday morning, because mr. roker is back. i love how you're sporting the arm sling casual business look. >> very nice. how you feeling? >> feeling good. thanks to all the well wishes and all the nice folks who sent the nice thoughts and prayers. >> we're going to have much more on that. good to have you back, buddy. >> thanks. >>> we want to get back to our top story. those signals that are consistent with pings from the plane's black boxes have been detected in the indian ocean. nbc's katy tur is in kuala lumpur with the latest on the investigation. katy, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey there, matt. we told you on friday that this would be a critical weekend. and in fact, it was. a number of acoustic signals were reported, two of which coming from "ocean shield" and its pinger locator. this being the most significant development yet. taking off one by one, as the

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riley, tanner and savannah. >> what a beautiful family, by the way. haven't looked this great for forever. >> you look beautiful. >> beautiful. >> love the color hair. >> she's enjoying the view. >> i've never been dark like this for a long time either. >> it is like a dark golden blonde. >> beautiful. >> i left the blonder pieces around the face. >> are you guys freaking out? >> do you love it? >> are you really a grandmother? >> yes. >> what do you think? >> she looks gorgeous. >> the haircut by arson. made her hair color a little darker. the makeup, pulls it all together. remember, it is all about color. jill will tell you with the dress. and by -- >> beautiful, beautiful. >> love the color this year. in front of our house again. it's a free country dad. our house. our spot. those are the rules. ok who wants sweet rolls? i do! me too! are those king's hawaiian rolls? thanks, carol! people go pupule for the sweet, fluffy deliciousness of king's hawaiian. find us in the deli or in-store bakery. is levy using our clippers? i'm a messy person. i don't

artistic brilliance and sit with them when to do a great experience to be decided and corporate savannah don't mix of music but its cost. the offense survivors were suspended another. the lightning is on top. orica said it will turn into a base here. it's hard to sch. aw. we don't feel like it's the day. it got better. been thinkin abt this was pretty interesting so when the going a lot that makes the audience ratings are surprised and says it's the people who need them. i do the staff. from the ah the this is where my little man that is both safe area was born and still singer songwriter folk altered eurovision song contest winner done at the list and is ten and joseph off. they are not surprised to hear when it comes to music and music festivals the city's inheritance did as it is dairy. two year sentence from all over the world gathered here to perform and what has become known as one of europe's best jazz events and festivals this year was no exception. i think he opens the internationally famous new orleans brass band soul rebels as they strut their stuff on their way across things

first of all, i would like to thank the official savannah book festival for having me here. i think what they are doing is a wonderful thing and allows authors to be able to talk about what they do and what they are passionate about. so first and foremost i would like to thank them. and secondly, i would like to thank everyone sitting out there for listening the messages i like to talk about with the military dogs and the things they are doing. without your support, this wouldn't exist so thank you for coming and supporting me and the book. i am going to go over my background in terms of how i got involved into dogs especially military working dogs. i grew up in northern iowa. there is not a lot to do other than farm, wrestle and hunt. so it was kind of a -- i would not say a destiny as opposed to picking one of the things there are to do. i got involved in bird dogs early on. we had a black lab i had growing up named bud that i talk about that was my buddy and gateway into the dog world as it were. at a very early age, i recognized and appreciated the different genetic trai

. >> in savannah, georgia, a horse was spooked and took off and everyone had to hang on for dear lifethe surveillance video shows the horse towing the carriage and everyone in it through downtown savannah and the passengers and driver had to hop another while the more was it will trotting. the driver had broken ankles and the passengers had scrapes and bruises and witnesses say they could not believe what they saw. >> in the end, they always do what they want. >> that was very scary. but what is not so scary is our weather. >> beautiful! it is starting out to be a hazy but beautiful morning. warmer today. live doppler 7 hd shows it is quiet. we are not seeing the thick marine layer blanketing the bay area yesterday and the day before that. our current temperatures at bart is 50 degrees in lafayette and 52 on the platform in walnut creek and 49 in dublin/pleasanton. fremont is 52. 52 in san francisco. daly city is cooler at 49 and 53 at sfo. >> over the next couple of days we have a weak ridge of high pressure over the pacific bringing in warmer temperatures for today and it will be fo

>> i want to be the next savannah guthrie!wnies, april fool's! >> and good morning, everyone. welcome back to "today," it is a tuesday morning, 1st of april. so watch out because the pranksters are out. and you know who you are. >> yeah. i've already been pranked by you, apparently. >> she told me that our p.a.'s name was something different than it was. >> yeah. i had her go up to him and correct him. actually, that's not my name. >> did it rhyme with a female body part? >> no. >> that's from seinfeld. >> okay. >> i always get an interruption with you two. you too. >> i'm out of it. >>> coming up, we're going to be talking to a father who's going to show us photos of his kids having meltdowns instead of just trying to coax them out of it, he takes pictures of it, which is going to work out really well later in life. >> wow. >> i've done that. i have to confess. >> really? >> it's a hilarious meltdown, you whip out the iphone. one quick shot. >> wait until they start taking pictures of you in a bad mood. >> exactly. >>> let's

this happened yesterday afternoon in downtown savannah. a carriage horse became "spooked" and took off, hitting several different cars as it ran. when it turned the corner, the driver was bucked off and the five passengers were forced to jump out of the carrige. the carriage driver suffered broken ankles while the passengers were scraped and bruised. no horses were hurt. if tomorrow we will see pretty mild conditions. use the shoreline and the '70s-'80s. or other trouble clarify their stance friend today. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for easter, get a safeway spiral sliced ham, for just $1.99 a pound. cadbury mini eggs are only $2.69. talk about a sweet deal. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love at safeway. ingredients for life. still no word on who will start in goal for game 1 thursday in san jose for the western conference plyaoffs. sharks will take on the los angeles kings

with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a if rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everyone. nice to have you along on a thursday morning. >> unfortunately, though, we do begin with sad news. our top story is another tragic shooting at fort hood in texas. you'll remember that's the site of a similar deadly attack back in 2009. >> this time four people are dead including the gunman, and we're learning a lot more about him this morning. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. military officials identified the gunman as 34-year-old ivan lopez, an iraq war veteran. he was being evaluated for posttraumatic stress disorder, but he had not been diagnosed. this morning fort hood is reeling -- >> seek shelter immediately. >> reporter: -- after a routine afternoon was abruptly shattered again. >> we have an active shooter on fort hood. we have multiple gunshot victims. we also have some people jumping through windows. >> reporter: amid terrifying reports of an active

my first television mark was in savannah, georgia. and it is not the first time.back in -- i'm not saying when because i will date myself. but a horse bolted and wound up hanging off a ledge, down by river street. obviously a different case. but i guess it happens, you know. >> it does happen. here in new york, they are huge in central park. that is kind of one of the attractions of central park, you go and get on a horse-drawn carriage and see the side of central park. but here, the new mayor, mayor de blasio, wants them gone. and liam neeson is spear-heading it, so we will see. >>> and mrs. simpson like we have never seen before. >> neil patrick harris, the new gender bender role that could be a smash hit. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer sweep and trap. always leaves a trail of crumbs behind. you're going to have a problem with getting a wife. uh, yeah, i guess. [ laughs ] this is ridiculous. christopher glenn! [ doorbell rings ] what is that? swiffer sweep & trap. i think i can use this. it picks up ever

>> celebrating our 30th anniversary. >> happy birthday to us today. >> hey, savannah, i'm savannah tooay" on a monday morning. normally we open up outdoors at this time but we're inside because we're covering the story that continues to develop in the south and midwest. >> al's going to have more on the severe weather outlook in a moment. we want to get right to nbc's janet shanlan. a massive tornado has devastated several communities. >> reporter: it's first light so we're really getting an early look now at the devastation here. i have to say, for as many times as i've covered storms other the years, it's still just heartbreaking to see people's possessions thrown about like this. with this first light, we're going to get a better idea of the damage toll and whether there's human toll. right now, we know there's 16 deaths in arkansas but there's a potential for that to rise. not just here in mayflower, but a number of deaths there as well. about 25 minutes north of little rock, they say the tornado that went through heres with a half-mile wide in size and may have been as long as 30

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this is the guy game. >> maybe we'll have to do this one at savannah's.s. >> i thought the trend was like the combo, co-ed shower. but this is like a separate thing. what do you think? >> those are like the worst beer commercial stereotypes of guys. all we do is sit around and throw beer cans at each other and barf and watch football together. >> but hanging out with the guys and celebrating a baby. it could be fun. >> no. [ laughter ] i mean -- >> you're not on pinterest. >> here's what it is. if you go to, like, vegas with your guys and you want to call it that, great. call it whatever you want. we're here for the baby. >> no strippers, sorry. >> no, no, not that. >> a hangover version of a baby shower. >> i just mean guys sitting in a semicircle opening gifts together is never going to happen. just not going to happen. >> that would be awesome. >> look at this little onesie. and it's shaped like a budweiser. >> i love it. i don't even know you anymore, man. what are you giving me this for? >> who are you, man? >> that's a good beer commercial. >> willi

triggered what looked like a haven for drug deal >> what was supposed to be a nice carriage ride through savannah, georgia, turned into that. horse was spooked with part after ride that turned into terror to those on board and the passengers and the driver hopped off or they needed help getting off. they tried to get away but the driver was taken to the hospital with a broken ankle ambassador -- broken ankles. >> an athlete is running from california to new york to make history leaving city hall. jessica will attempt to break the world record for fastest woman to cross america on foot and will complete the 3,000 mile trip in 63 days arriving in new york on june 18th. >> i can not believe the mayor is here, i have group of girling in a motorcade leading me out. fantastic. ait is for a good cause. jessica is raising funds and awareness for the brain injury association of america using a modified jogging stroll are filled with her supplies. can you follow jessica on the journey at abc7 news.com so you can check where she is. >> how exciting. >> 63 days. >> now a check on the wet. it is all about the

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. >>> a leisurely carriage ride in downtown savannah ended up giving tourists a story they'll never forget. this surveillance video shows something spooked a carriage horse so badly, it took off down the street plowing into several cars. the driver and five passengers went along for the scary ride, eventually hopping off. this accident doesn't bode well for opponents of new york mayor bill de blasio's pledge to ban horse-drawn carriages. the fight in new york got new life tuesday when liam nielsen penned an op-ed in "the times" arguing against the carriage ban. >>> if you're looking at the calendar, it is april 16th. there is snow on the ground in detroit to show you. not only that, the motor city got nearly three inches, that breaks a 133-year-old record for total snowfall in a year. the last time they had a winter this snowy, james garfield was president. did you know james garfield was the president, bill? yeah, of course you did. not much relief down south either. here's a look at snowfall in knoxville, tennessee. a dusting covering up some of the budding flowers there. you know, bill

a leisurely carriage ride downtown savannah ended up giving tourist something they will never forget. this video shows something spooked the horse that it took off plowing into several cars. the driver and several riders eventually hopped off. the fight in new york, though, got new life on tuesday when liam neeson penned an op-ed in the "times" arguing against the carriage ban. >>> shifting gears. let's get the latest in sports. ready on deck. the one and only richard lui. >> i was thinking about runaway carriages that's like you shopping on a saturday afternoon, right? >> yeah, right. >> good day to you again, betty. tuesday, baseball players to all the league paid homage to the league's first black player. honoring jackie robinson. cleats and jerseys had this famous 42. jackie robinson day celebrations began in 2004. >>> new york's carmelo anthony could be done as a knick. he sat out yesterday's game, betty, he tore his shoulder and will miss the season finale. team doctors says he won't need surgery. new york still wins the game 109-98. >>> portland's damian leonard and the jab her

politics is speech whether you are giving >> stephen: ton morning news reaches out to millennial, savannah guthrie will hunt matt lauer in the hunger games. and on my last day before retirement and pie guest star rena ron ofski is the director of a new film about noah ark, it is the tragic sequel to we bought a zoo. raised the speed limit to 80 miles an hour. now you can get out there of even faster this is the colbert report. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> stephen: right there. is this it, is this were-- welcome to the report, everybody. thank you for joining us. >> steveen, stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. nation-- (cheers and applause) thank you so much. right through the uprights. thank you. nation, thank you, please, sit down, everybody. nation, if you have been watching the news, and i hope you have been, vladimir putin takeover of crimea is a sobering reminder that we cannot trust the subans unless they have a scottish accent. and folks, things just went from bad to borscht. >> we learned that it include

carson, savannah? >> ron allen, thank you very much.indy corporon you just saw lost her 14-year-old son reat underwood and her father dr. william corporon in that shooting. mindy, good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning. >> let me just say, our hearts go out to you. they break with you. how are you doing this morning? how are you holding up? >> this morning -- excuse me. this morning's been a little tougher. i did wake up with a renewed spirit, but i had not heard about the shooter as much. i just heard from your show in my earpiece, so i understand. but i'm okay. i'm lifted by my belief in christ, in my belief that reat and my dad are in heaven, and i know that mrs. lamanno is in heaven also, and we pray for their family also. >> so many people in these last two days have been struck by you, your poise, your grace, your eloquence, your ability to unbelievably comfort others in the midst of all this. why has it been important for you to speak out and to be a voice here? >> i don't really know. i don't understand. i've asked o

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. ♪ the peanut seller in the heart of old savannah and she has been working for herself for a year and number of cubans working for themselves now the president castro loosened control designed to help the island's economy. >> translator: advantages of being self-employed is thanks to god i can manage my own income and don't have to rely on a salary and organize the finances of my home and life. >> reporter: she is finding living without state support also has disadvantages. on days off she is home sorting cooking and packing peanuts and some burdens of state control have disappeared, others from the free market have arisen. >> translator: when i started to sell peanuts they cost 3 pecos 50 and now they are 15 and sometimes 20 and the paper used to cost 10 and now it's 25 and then 30. >> reporter: for more than 50 years most cubans have known is the tightly-run state system. and efficient and bureaucratic and few incentives to work and changes are occurring but do not come easily. courses run at the college in the center of havanna and some people living in economies take for granted l

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