how about that, savannah? it's not hard. could write a dissertation about that. >> this is how we roll. >>> more insults to america from iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini. he doesn't trust us to keep our end of a nuclear deal. details ahead. from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advisor, know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. >>> is the middle east on the brink of war? iran is warning saudi arabia to stopless air campaign in yemen and deployed two with aerships to waters near that country. this as the u.s. speeds up a weapons supply to the saudi-led coalition, striking rebel there is. iran's ayatollah khomeini accusing saudi arabia of genocide and unleashed a cascade of tweets about a nuke deal made with the west. one reads, hours after the talks, americans released a fact sheet contrary to what was agreed. they always deceive and br

a vicious temper, ask it savannah. >> hold on a second.nnah's question was too crazy, i am just being realistic. >> all questions i asked the night before. >> you have to manage temperament if you're running for president. >> rick ought to be able to hand a paper to poor miss hillary in the debate. >> she will play the victim. she wants them to shoosh her. >> here's the point. the point is that this wasn't about -- the questions weren't% about temper they were about policies and rand paul being a caa:uju)p libertarian. picking and choosing what issues he wants to be a libertarian on and women's health in particularar is one where he feels there needs to be -- >> if you look at the quinnipiac, rand paul is beating hillary in a number of states, including pennsylvania. and if you look at rand paul now he is at what, 41% in ohio. doing well in other states colorado beating hillary. i wonder if it is connected. >> no question. he is deeply threatening to the left, a libertarian, could steal independent and moderate votes. i know rand paul, i i

savannah guthrie or rand paul? >> this is not the greatest way for him to communicate. when he had that incident with kelly evans, i wrote he should have avoid those especially with female anchors. i think he did avoid the pitfalls with a van in guta guthrie. get to the point. >> i don't have a point with guys theses getting snippy with the media. he will turn the question around like he did with abortion. >> politicians push back on reporters' questions all the time. it's sort of part of the give and take. so what was different about this? >> there is nothing wrong with in a republican primary with the candidate bashing the media. i don't think that is -- >> you're staying that has a certain appeal. >> i think that is only good politics if you watch any of the 5,000 republican debates last time, you would see that was a driving theme there. something like that. but what he was doing here you could see in the way he was doing it she was asking a fair question. she wasn't requesting about some personal indiscretion. she was asking about policy views that he had changed.

savannah guthrie asked mr. paul whether he's changed position on some key policy issues. >> you once said iran was not a threat. now you say it is. you once proposed ending foreign aid to israel. you now support it at least for the time being. and you once offered to drastically cut -- wait wait. >> before we go through -- >> you drastically wanted to cut defense spending and now you want to increase it 16%. i wonder if you've mellowed out. >> why don't we let me explain before talking over me okay? >> sure. >> before we go through a litany of things you say i've changed on, why don't you ask me a question. >> okay. is iran still not a threat? >> no no no no no. listen. you've editorialized, let me answer a question. you ask a question and you say, have your views change instead of editorializing and saying my views have changed. >> joining me live now roger simon, chief political columnist for politico also 2012 libertarian party candidate and president and former two-term republican governor of new mexico gar

this six these savannah river site retirees with other pension plans. savannah river site retirees have not seen the cost of living pension adjustment since 2002. inflation has increased 30 percent. srs retirees serve their country during an uncertain time and many are called for -- cold war warriors. this is imperative to make fiscally responsible decisions to assist srs retirees moving forward. >> is there further discussion? does the gentleman from utah wish to be heard? >> not really. mr. forbes is a better found them -- a better a better man than i am and found the dr pepper in the other room. i withdraw my complaint. >> the staff is good at taking care of us, even when we don't know it. the question is on the amendment offered by mr. rogers. the amendment is adopted. the gentleman from california is recognized. the clerk will distribute the amendment. >> without objection the amendment is considered as read. >> mr. chairman, i will do this quickly. there is an ongoing debate about whether we need a triad or dyad or whether we can have a missile de

savannah guthrie or rand paul? >> this is not the greatest way for him to communicate.en he had that incident with kelly evans, i wrote he should have avoid those especially with female anchors. i think he did avoid the pitfalls with a van in guta guthrie. get to the point. >> i don't have a point with guys theses getting snippy with the media. he will turn the question around like he did with abortion. >> politicians push back on reporters' questions all the time. it's sort of part of the give and take. so what was different about this? >> there is nothing wrong with in a republican primary with the candidate bashing the media. i don't think that is -- >> you're staying that has a certain appeal. >> i think that is only good politics if you watch any of the 5,000 republican debates last time, you would see that was a driving theme there. something like that. but what he was doing here you could see in the way he was doing it she was asking a fair question. she wasn't requesting about some personal indiscretion. she was asking about policy views that he had changed. now

it's not the three items that savannah ran him through.nly to profit halliburton and i think what he wants to do is prevent that list from getting bigger. and so he's trying to cut this off saying i can't go back. >> speaking of hawks, directly responding to an attack ad and calls his foreign policy views dangerous. they love that menacing voice. produced by the architect of the swift vote attacks on john kerry's vietnam record of service. i think i have the same level of service in the vietnam war. here's paul's response. >> almost every element of the ads align. i mean, they say i'm helping the president. i'm actually one who has said to the president that this deal, when it becomes final, has to be finalized by congress. i tell you what it does show you, somebody is worried about me on my day when i'm announcing, somebody is spending a million dollars. i think that they are part of the neocon community. the only consistent about their message is we should always be at war. >> there's a good fight, lisa. him and the neocons and by the wa

i'm savannah guthrie reporting from new york.or all of us here at nbc news have a good evening. >>> right now at 6:00 rain in the bay area. and soon snow. in our local mountains. we have team coverage and weather that's making the headlines across the area. good evening. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peg by gunker. take a look at this as heavy rain earlier around noon. this is 101 near sfo. take a look at this really coming down. as you might imagine this storm ruined several easter egg hunts. if you were trying to get that done it was a bit wet in spots. we do have team coverage on these spring showers. marianne favreau live in san jose, fans were sticking out the rain. firs

senator rand paul faces his first test an interview this morning with "today" show's savannah guthrie. >> have you changed your opinion -- >> there's a better way to approach an interview. >> is iran still not a threat? >> no no no no no. listen. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. another incident of deadly force by police causing an uproar across the country today. a white police officer in south carolina michael thomas slager is in jail charged with murder after disturbing cell phone video surfaced clearly showing him shooting an apparently unarmed black man, walter scott, multiple times in the back. the officer says he first fired his taser after scott ran from a car during a traffic stop. the video appears to show an object. it's not clear whether it is the stun gun either tossed or knocked to the ground behind the man. as the video continues, the officer then places mr. scott in handcuffs. he then returns to where the two men initially had struggled, picks something off the ground then returns and dropped that object near scott's body. msnbc's treymain lee

matt, savannah, back to you. >> thank you so much. that bird's-eye view shows you the scope. >> here at home supreme court justices are going to weigh the historic argument in a case that could bring same-sex marriage to all 50 states. while we wait for a decision the issue is quickly becoming a major factor in the 2016 presidential race. nbc's andrea mitchell has more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the supreme court was deeply divided on an issue that gained widespread acceptance across the country. since the last presidential campaign and could transform this one. it looked and felt like a political rally, one of the hottest issues of 2016, now in front of the supreme court, people lining up for days to get inside. >> when do we want it? now. >> marriage brings together men and women to reproduce the human race. >> reporter: passions that broke out inside the chamber, as security officers rushed to pull out a rare protester interrupting the arguments. all eyes and years on justice anthony kennedy, expected t

he is taking criticism for his back and forth with savannah guthrie.r off accusing her of editorializing. >> she was asking a question. >> asking a question of his positions changing over the years. especially over iran. he already claimed paul was con sending to kelly evans. he told her to calm down. he has been universally testy with men and women reporters. paul weighed in on the south carolina police shooting urging people not to jump to conclusions about all police officers because of the actions of one. >> when you look at police across our country, 98% of them are doing their job on a day-to-day basis and not doing things like this. i want to be careful we don't paint with a broad brush that all of our police are bad. i hope justice does occur, but i hope we don't paint it with such a broad brush. >> hillary clinton tweeting her thoughts saying praying for walter scott's family. heart breaking and too familiar. we can do better. rebuild trust, reform justice system. >>> ted cruz building an impressive war chest for his presidential campaign. a n

nothing savannah asked was unreasonable. nothing the ap asked is unreasonable.or him not to be prepared to answer a question about exceptions for abortions, but this was beyond my sense of just quickly this would happen. if he does not become a strong candidate, this is the problem. >> here is the thing. there are a couple of different matters. if you are lecturing journalists about their business, there's a saying don't pick fights with people who buy ink by the barrel. taking on the cloak of a journalism professor and lecturing are collated is not a way to win over the press or voters. there is this abortion thing which is not about thinness of skin, is about unpreparedness. you're running for the republican nomination and you have some ambiguity on where you stand on one of your parties defining issues. you must have it answer button down and deal to give it in 35 seconds. he can answer that question. it goes not only to temperament, but also the preparedness. >> if he has changed his position, just explain it. i think most people would find it refreshing. he

>> good morning again, savannah., 54 say it dwoisd us. what if you have different beliefs from members in your own family or your own children? is it difficult to have an interfaith relationship with your own son or daughter? i sat down with a christian mother and muslim daughter to hearn about their paths to personal peace. how do you describe your faith? >> it's my life. it's my core. >> i was really searching for god and a connection with god. ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> reporter: patricia raybonne was rayes raised in the christian church. 15 years ago, when ala na was in college, she decided to convert to islam. your daughter calls you, says, i have an announcement to make. what did she tell you? >> she says i was becoming a or to docks muslim. >> it was probably the quietest phone call we had. >> then we hung up. >> reporter: she mulligan practicing her faith not long before september 11th 2011. >> i was terrified. i think that must have been the day when i recognized without a doubt, we got a situation here. we have a si

good morning to you. >> reporter: matt and savannah good morning. we're 45 minutes east outside of kathmandu in a small community that was really hit hard by this massive 7.8 earthquake. this is the area where the fairfax county search and rescue teams, a crew from virginia has come to look for survivors. they have picked this spot for a reason. this area was highly packed with thousands of people this residential community. many of these homes and these apartment complexes are five stories high. they are built primarily of brick and wood. as you can see, folks out here are digging for survivors. because for several days they say they could hear people calling for help here. they could hear them banging on any kind of wood or brick they could find. so crews have picked this area becaus they believe there's a possibility there are survivors here. crews say they'll be out here over the next several days. they're fairly optimistic that with the help of locals they'll be able to find anyone who may have survived this earthquake. as you know in haiti the

savannah you're back. >> yes, i am. good to see you guys. coming up we have more on the breaking news out of the white house overnight. yet another fence jumper arrested. we'll be there live. we have new information on the suspect. >> very strong storms across the south. dylan is tracking the weather. >>> emotional speech from taylor swift's mother. it happened at last night's academy of country music award. >> move over dallas. we're taking you to the real life pitch perfect, ak capella competition when we start here on a monday morning on "today." rosemary and vai, back to you. >> we're dealing here with the effects of tebow time. we'll see you -- >> i know. >> how about that? >> good luck with that. >> i want to hear about how your husband feels about it savannah. >> me, too. i already e-mailed him this morning. i told him i needed some instant analysis. >> there you go. >> what can i say? >> it will be okay. it will all work out. >> we'll see. >> everybody calm down. >> okay. vai, thank you. >> we'll see you in ten minutes. >> thanks. >>

savannah. >>> thank you very much.in a very special wedding. >> that's right. our couple is about to be married in vegas at the graceland wedding chapel. "today" contributing correspondent jenna bush hager was there to greet them. she had another surprise. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys i have my kleenexes ready. i can't wait. when i met them yesterday i thought i was giving a tour of the newell vis experience. but i had a whole different experience waiting for them. >> so are you our winners. congratulations. >> no way. >> it was just three days ago america couldn't help falling in love with this couple. winners of our ultimate elvis wedding contest. are you excited? ♪ i'm in love ♪ ♪ i'm all shook up ♪ >> next stop vegas, baby! >> viva las vegas! >> with happy baby in tow, they didn't waste time. the first order of business picking up a marriage license for the big day. >> that is so cool. >> cruising the strip in style. they arrived at the iconic west gate casino greeted by the welcoming committee. >>

he can talk all he wants to about savannah guthrie and being a host tile interview. we all know savannah guthrie. she was not being a hostile interviewer in that instance. it seems like every time this comes up in interviews this is what sets him off. he sort of says, are you going to believe me or are you going believe your lying ears? >> or are you going to believe your videotape? >> yeah. >> his team wanted to basically run a general election strategy. they were hoping hillary clinton's announcement would come the same time as theirs. they're trying to reach out to people who don't know rand paul in a very uncharming way. he comes off as a rand spleener. it's not really how you want to introduce yourself. >> that's why it matters. in this instance he is both delusional and vulnerable. he's delusional if he thinks he hasn't flip flopped. mixing up the reporters, that's not the problem, but when he has a woman from ackeney asking why he's flip flopped on immigration, 65-year-old, why he's flip flopped on iran, he responds half as temperame temperamentally, he'll kil

savannah. >> gabe gutierrez, a rapidly changing story. thank you. >>> boston, closing arguments scheduled for monday at the marathon bombing trial after what proved to be a brief presentation from the defense. nbc's justice correspondent is in boston. faster than people expected. >> very brief. the defense put on just four witnesses lasting barely five hours. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers concede he took part in the bombing but insist it was his older brother who was in charge. an fbi analyst called by the defense told the jury when all of the fragments of the two bombs were checked, 500 pieces in all, the only finger prints found were from dzhokhar tsarnaev's brother tamerlan and discovered on two pieces, the back pack that held the second bomb and a mangled peels of cardboard from the first one. two of dzhokhar tsarnaev's finger primts were found on an unexploded bomb in watertown but it had six of tamerlan's too. the brief defense testimony is over and the defendant did never take the stand. given that his own lawyers said he was involve

savannah guthrie's not running for anything.cruz -- excuse me, rand paul running for the president of the united states. and he made the entire week about what you asked him about, others asked him about, is he too testy, does he have a temperament problem. he had that shushing of kelly evans. by not diffusing it with humor or how you pivot to your substantive answer, you take a quick swipe -- >> can i say a word on the shushing? nobody should be shushing the interviewer and he copped to that. he seems genuinely contrite that he did that. but i just don't understand the people who jump to the fact that it was a woman. so what? what is the evidence that rand paul shushed kelly evans because she's a woman? maybe he perceived weakness. maybe he was irritated because she was doing this to him in the interview. and if you watch the whole thing she didn't give him a lot of opportunity to respond. and he lost his patience because he was irritated by the interviewer irregardless, irrespective of gender. >> there's zero evidence, but his

i didn't think what savannah was doing was all that contentious. as jess said they were fairly basic, straight guard, good questions about policy issues and we often hear that they think too much on substance. as much as senator paul would like to script all the interviews he had, it just doesn't work that way. i think, you know obviously reallies somewhat play off perceived media hostilities. i'm sure he'll use this to his advantage. but the truth of matter is if you're going to run for president. you're going to face a lot harder things than statements about questions from journalists. you have to get used to it. >> do you think, jess this could be -- in so far as there is a silver lining or a point to be played on this do you think rand paul can use this, all these unfair editorialized questions about his views on foreign policy et cetera? can he use that as evidence of the the lame stream media in the republican primary process? >> you can cry liberal media bias an i guess include megan kelly in that which seems a little farfetched. but the peo

let's go over to savannah. >>> thank you so much. penalty phase in the boston marathon bombing case could begin next week after dzhokhar tsarnaev faces conviction on every one of the 31 charges. now they will decide if he will be sentenced to life in prison or death. pete williams is in boston this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the jury reached that verdict after just 11 hours of deliberation. victims and family members crowded into the courtroom to hear it and to see the marathon bomber who showed no reaction. now that dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty, he faces a second trial, to decide between life if prison without parole or death by lethal injection. wednesday's verdict guilty on every one of the 30 counts against him. for two bombings, two years ago near the finish line of the boston marathon that killed 8-year-old martin richard, lingzi lu and injured 200 plus us more, guilty too for murdering police officer sean collier and carjacking a terrified businessman who escaped and pleaded f

savannah? >> a terrifying situation still unfolding, unfortuna thank you very much. >>> in other news, recovering overnight what could be progress those ongoing talks of iran's nuclear program. leaders back at it this morning in switzerland after pulling an all-nighter. nbc chief correspondent andrea >> reporter: they broke at 6:05 this morning the. he went out for a walk and the minister said he got about two hours of sleep, more than his colleagues but he felt there had been substantial pro by the way, a deadlock over lifting sanctions on iran. u.s. officials are a lot less optimistic. the still photographers got sight of john kerry looking glum on the patio and now they're consulting their lead ersers. the presiden told kerry, keep on talking, but if you're not going to get a deal come on home. let them know you're prepared to walk away. >> let me ask about that. there's still a lot of gro what happens if they are forced to walk away without a deal? what are the repercussions of that? >> rep

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matt and savannah?> pete thank you very much. >>> politics for 2016 presidential race is already intensifying. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton takes her campaign to new hampshire today. where republican rivals are already on the attack against her record. nbc's andrea mitchell is in new hampshire for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: hi good morning. hillary clinton comes here today trying to repeat her low key campaign style in iowa, but republicans got her first and they gave her a very unpleasant welcome. republicans who are here all weekend made clinton their prime target. >> starting to worry that when hillary clinton travels there's going to be need to be two planes. one for her and her entourage and one for her baggage. >> reporter: this morning, clinton's first chance to respond. she will comment on the economy, and plus meetings with local and state politicians as she did in iowa. photographed there by the campaign photographer. so far, few specifics fuelling criticism from republica

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week later general sherman completes his march from atlanta to the sea by presenting the city of savannah, georgia to president abraham lincoln as a christmas gift. now, sherman is looking ahead to his next campaign. he's going to make a march to the carolinas moving his army group northward to richmond, virginia. there he will join forces with general grant and together they will crush lee's army and bring the war to a victorious conclusion. sherman plans to launch his campaign in january of 1865, but torrential winter rains prevent that from happening. so he is forced to delay his campaign for the following month. in the meantime general grant decides to launch his second expedition to capture port fisher and close wilmington north carolina the last blockade running seaport in the confederacy. and in effect, close the lifeline of the confederacy as it's called. now the first expedition went badly, general benjamin f. butler launched that expedition with rear admiral david d. porter, but without attempting an attack on the port, butler decided to abandon the campaign and return to virgin

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as you saw this morning with this interview with savannah prickly about iran.ionist other's non-interventionist. pushes back to his views changing ober time the comments made about iran were in 2007 and israel is an ally and so forth. what i'm told about today is the message is going to be similar to what you heard yesterday, but we are in new hampshire. the live free or die state. more about taking the power out of washington and returning it to the states. one of the messages on his campaign is defeat the washington machine, and he is running as an outsider although a senator, notice on his twitter handle, dr. rand paul. used to be senator rand paul. however, he is running as the outsider, outside washington and from what i've heard here in new hampshire, that's a big selling point. >> and he's going to be crossing through a couple of states this week. right? >> that's right. that's right. and to show his organizational muscle. it's not giving one big speech and returning to washington. he's showing he has strength in the early states and has organization alr

savannah's back from vacation.ist of bad things. >> no. i was saying welcome back. >> like it's rainy, windy, savannah's here. >> we can also say al's off today and dylan's here and tamron is joining us as well. >> gang's all here. either way, it is make your today this week. next week another great event to tell you about. viva "today." we are celebrating the latino culture. it begins on monday. we have a plaza concert from the biggest star in latin music. romeo santos is here. >> and behind the scenes access to jennifer lopez, marc anthony. all next week. >> natalie is inside with a look at the headlines. >> good morning. one person in custody this morning after jumping the fence at the white house overnight. the individual was immediately arrested. charges are pending. last september you recall a man with a knife jumped the fence and got inside the white house. this time however, the suspect didn't get very far. the national park service which oversees the white house grounds are considering new steel spikes ato

it's savannah. >> hey, savannah. it's matt. where are you? >> i'm just coming into trending.n't want to be late. >> you guys are -- >> we're close enough you can yell at me. >> you're the only two people in the world who have them. >> want to talk to matt, he's right here? >> hi, matt, i want your watch. >> i'm sorry, you're breaking up, carson. i can't hear you. >> do you like them? >> it's really neat. it's cool. >> what's the best part of it? >> i think the fitness stuff is cool. you can go running with it, if you're not lazy like me and you run, it can get your heart rate so you can see how much force you're exerting, your stats. >> train for this bike bit. >> yeah, that's interesting. i should mention, shipments have started. right now there's only one place in the united states where you can walk into a store and buy the watch today, that's in los angeles at the maxfield store. hundreds of people already lined up there. some waiting 15 hours. >> good thing it's los angeles. >> curse you. >> you may have heard, there are thousands of people signed up to take a one-way tr

just brag. >> i'm going to do a humble brag for savannah.rday. remember. gorgeous. do we have a picture of it? >> what does this have to do? >> look what's on the cover of glamour. >> sjp. >> i couldn't believe it. when i saw that i said that's the same one i love. there i get to say it. >> i'm going to humble brag for andrea mitchell. because i was wearing that to go to an event honoring her. >> yesterday we showed you ellen got her revenge on matt for the plumber billboard. this aired during the emmys. >> shouldn't we have a warning with that video? >> on the show ellen reacted to the response. >> matt lauer, thank you. >> matt lauer, thank you. >> matt lauer, matt lauer, matt lauer, matt lauer. >> thank you, matt lauer. thank you so many up. >> sincerely thank matt lauer. >> that was 16 people who thanked him. that's $16,000 for charity. and matt asked me to match his donation which i am not going to do. i am going to beat him and donate $16,001. >> ellen says she's donating all that to relief in nepal. >> white flag white flag. check thi

he did this to our colleague savannah guthrie.and over again but almost always exclusively to women reporters. >> i will jump in there. he's been aggressive to our own ari melber. there was a similar tone and he has that tone about him. >> i think that we have rand-splaining and it's directed towards women. the question about whether or not he's ready for primetime, abby is right. he's been around politics for such a long time. he should really know better. this really doesn't bode very well for his future. this is like day one, week one. you've got to be able to conduct a civil interview without flying off the handle. >> can anyone -- i want any of you to tell me -- can anyone see bill clinton playing a backstage role in anything? >> well that's exactly what he is saying he's going to do if and when his wife hillary announces her candidacy for the presidency. clinton tells town and country magazine, "my role should primarily be as a backstage adviser to her until we get much, much closer to the election" and when asked if he woul

>> reporter: good morning, savannah. lubitz only allegedly crashed the plane, but the evidence is mounting against him. according to what officials have released releasing just this morning that they believe he manipulated the auto pilot, forcing the plane to descend and repeatedly changeing it to pick up speed. as flight 9525 dove through the sky, french investigators say andreas lubitz accelerated, pushing the plane faster and faster heardtowards the mountain side while the cockpit voice recorder captured the metallic bangs of the captain trying to get in and the passengers. they found the box in a ravine so badly burned the normally orange casing was black. in dusseldorf they revealed more details of what they found on his personal tablet computer. between march 16th and march 23rd, he studied medical treatments and ways of committing suicide and cockpit doors and their security measures. inside the second black box and the computer evidence of how he did it but why is still a mystery. french officials say they have b

savannah guthrie reporting right there.et anywhere else let's talk about the phillies home opener tomorrow. they're finely coming back. will the weather be there too brittney? >> the weather going to be even better than today. i don't think you can beat tomorrow's forecast. especially for baseball. we are going to see plenty of sunshine and temperatures at 71 degrees. we head into tuesday, the showers start to move in. and then we'll start to drop back down into the 50s wednesday and thursday. heading into next weekend, our temperatures will push back into the 60s. >> you can see all the opening day excitement including the game itself right here on nbc 10. join jacqueline london and me for our pregame special, "welcome home phillies" at 2:00. stay tuned to see the phillies take on the boston red sox at 3:00. that's nbc 10 news for now. for brittney danny and all of us here, i'm keith jones. have a great night and have a great monday. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously ro

savannah is on her way to australia for monday's show. we have tamron hall here. how about this video we just showed you. >> all over a cigarette. you are going to react to it this morning. kind of crazy. >> we'll have more on that story coming up. let's start with our top story. thousands of people rallying over the death of freddie gray. leading to heated clashes with police in some cities. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is in baltimore this morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi matt good morning to you. as you said more than a hundred arrests in new york city alone and here in baltimore more peaceful protests last night. we get our first glimpse into what may be included in the freddie gray death investigation. overnight a cross country wave of protests in support of baltimore. in new york city, demonstrators clashed with police. dozens there arrested. still unclear this morning, just what happened to 25-year-old freddie gray in the back of the police van. this morning "the washington post" reports a sealed police document quotes an unnamed

reporter: this corner of northern uganda, where the river nile cuts through lush rain forest and golden savannahown as the pearl of africa. a nickname proudly reclaimed by mercy falls national park even after decades embroiled in environmental crisis. it's been a long seven-hour car ride across two continents. it is not an easy place to get to. but on the horizon, a creeping new challenge. one that again threatens the park and its wildlife. clouding its future in uncertainty. >> are you excited to be here? >> very excited. >> reporter: we've traveled here with shabani. >> i'm resting up to be excited. >> we're seeing the nile. it's amazing to see the nile. >> reporter: she's a wild-expert and national geographic explorer born and raised in neighboring kenya. >> yeah, there they are, coming out of the water. >> rrr! we're speaking hippo. >> reporter: she's helping explore how this delicate ecosystem is returning from the brink. >> you're jumping out of your skin to get out. >> reporter: despite the wait she isn't disappointed. a special sighting right away. >> these are endangered. >> reporter: t

savannah?> thank you very much. >> we are now seeing the moments that led up to the deadly police shooting in south carolina of walter scott. for the first time the family of the officer charged with murdering him is speaking out. gabe gutierrez has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: this new video fills in some of the gaps, but not all. it does not show the actual struggle. state investigators are saying they were suspicious of the shooting from the very beginning. this morning dramatic dash cam video showing the traffic stop last saturday moments before he shot walter scott. the officer asked scott for his license, registration and insurance card. >> i don't have the registration. >> he just bought the car from his neighbor. >> no registration in there and no insurance. >> he walked back to his car and then about 30 seconds later scott bolts from the car. the next time we see scott he is running from the officer and fires eight times, killing him. in a written statement, the head of the s

this after a tense exchange with "today" show host savannah guthrie.up overshadowing his 2016 announcement a bit. critics say it's a sign he may not be ready for a presidential campaign. fox news analyst howard kerrsh writes "these dust-ups can be revealing when it comes to gauging how candidates handle pressure, how quick they are on their feet, and whether they have the discipline to stick to their message on that score. rand paul, scott walker and hillary clinton have all stumbled. ted cruz did much better." host of "media buzz" joins us. hi there. this was an interesting take from your perspective. it's early on the game. already we're seeing these guys stumble in the first days. >> right. you only get one chance to introduce yourself as a presidential candidate. whether you believe that rand paul was punching back against unfair questions from savannah guthrie or not, he ended up delivering a self-inflicted wound it his campaign. it comes just a few weeks a dust-up with cnbc anchor kelly evans. i'm not buying into the notion this is sexist because

savannah? yang thank you very much. >>> sarah camden was recording on her cell phone as her son blake performed on stage. they are with us right now by skype. good morning to both of you after a very difficult >> good morning. >> blake, you were on stage playing guitar. as i understand it was the final number. what do you remember see >> well for the most part what i remember is i was standing on top of the speaker you can see stage left in the video. and i was just playing through a guitar solo. and i jumped down across the stage and all of my fellow performers were storming the stage at that point. and, you know as i was getting over there, i was probably about on the edge of the pit on the right side of the stage. you know more and more people kept coming on. so i moved over a couple feet just to make room for more people and it was not even three seconds after i had moved over that all of a sudden the floor caved and i watched 25 30 of my good friends, classmates and some of my best friends