ford will play a veteran anchor, a la tom brokaw. we'll see if he's got good news or bad news just before christmas. stay classy until then. >>> well, someone could have a heck of a fight with this snowball. check it out. nearly 12 feet tall and 40,000 pounds, this bad boy just broke the guiness world snowball record. >> i guess that would kill you if it rolled over you. it was done if british columbia. for the finishing touch, it looks like they stuck in ski poles and fake legs. nice. >> you imagine getting stuck in that one? >>> and amazing moves by a pint-sized performer who put her much older competition to shame. >> check out the incredible break-dancing skills of little "b" girl tara. she wowed the crowd. >> look at her. >> at break-dancing contest in france over the weekend. >> people around the world are enjoying her dance skills. this video has gotten nearly 700 hits on youtube. >> you could do that, right?

and tom brokaw said mr. obama present too much time campaigning, suggesting he should have been at camp david with congressional leaders working out a deal. so, jim, has the coverage changed? have we seen that about-face? >> i think it has. the media research center's jeffrey dickens pointed out that two-thirds of the mainstream media coverage was alarmist before this happened, but then, i think, last week i said that the administration was getting a little ahead of its skis in terms of sequester and pushing too hard and declaring doom and gloom and i think having watched "saturday night live" last weekend where it had a fake president obama saying, quote, i don't know anything about money, unquote. and i think now you can say the administration has jumped the shark on-- to use a tv cliche and further compounded the problem canceling the white house tours, which is a pr fiasco that even the mainstream media had to make fun of. >> jon: you bring up the media research center, 66% of the stories done from valen

and nbc special correspondent tom brokaw. welcome to all of you. mr. aw, what do you think of this fine mess washington finds itself in once again? >> well, i really think that behind the headlines, this "the washington post" this morning, and it says that obama sees 2014 as key to his legacy. what we have going on here 18 months out are both sides positioning themselves for trying to retain control on the republican side of the house and maybe even win the senate. the president trying to build a legacy of some kind. there's a whole lot of politics in this, as there is in everything else. kind of two villages clashing with each other who seem to occupy a separate universe. i think it's going to be ok in the short-term. but once these cuts begin to take hold, and people begin to respond to them, even those who believe in the idea of a smaller government, that's when the rubber will hit the road. and i just don't know when that's going to be. >> congressman, what do you say about that? do you go home? do you worry that there's a cascading effect to the cu

in early november tom brokaw travels to berlin to report on the political situation. >> i went becauseas this kind of percolating situation. it was simmering. and you could feel it was going to boil over. >> the giant imposing berlin wall splits the city in two. >> the wall was this sinister symbol of the division between east and west. when you went to see it in person, i'd been there several times before, you could never adequately convey the coldness of it on camera. it was this ominous piece of slab of concrete. and we knew obviously about all the people who had paid for their lives trying to get over it. >> the day after arriving in berlin brokaw attends a press conference called by the minister of information for the east german republic, a man named gunter schabowski. >> the room was about half asleep at the time, and then he read this statement from the plolitburo that all citizens of the gdr would be able to leave and return. and it was as if it had arrived from the moon. did we hear what we thought we'd heard? >> nbc news arranges for brokaw to interview schabowski after the

in early november, tom brokaw travels to berlin to report on the political situation. >> because it wasof percolating situation. it was simmering. and you could feel it was going to boil over. >> the giant imposing berlin wall splits the city in two. >> the wall was this sinister symbol. when you went to see it in person, i've been there several times before. you could never adequately convey the coldness of it on camera. it was this ominous piece of slab of concrete and we knew about all the people who pay for their lives trying to get over it. >> the day after arriving in berlin, brokaw attends a press conference with east german republic. a man name gunter shebowski. >> that all of the ger would be able to leave and return. it was as if it had arrived from the moon. >> nbc ranges for brokaw a meeting after the press conference. >> do i understand correctly citizens of the gdr -- >> i i got him to reread the statement. >> it is possible for them to go through the wall. >> and i said the wall is down. >> joe allakastro is one of the field producers in ber lirn that week. >> we knew rig

according to "hollywood reporter" harrison ford has signed on for veteran newscaster, similar to tom brokaw. in anchorman news, paul rudd debuted his movie mustache on the "today" show. he did that yesterday. we think it suits him quite well. looking forward to that, actually. >> which one? >> "anchorman". >> you're on board. you wanted it? >> i want to see it. why not? the original was great. >> i don't want them to ruin -- the first one is kind of a classic. don't ruin it. >> who put that question mark there? >>> this comes to us from wvit in new hartford, connecticut, where the dancing lift operator shows off signature moves. he busts a move eight hours a day grooving in place as he keeps a close eye on the safety of the skiers shuffling and sliding all day long. he says dancing makes the day move a little quicker. where's the harlem shake there? skiers enjoy the number as well, sharing a smile. >>> i'm richard lui, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one tragic mystery may finally be resolved. a team of experts now say the explosion that

thank you very much. >> joining us on the set tom brokaw.f greenfield. before we it turn to syria. >> tom brokaw, as dan senor was saying before, presidents don't go to israel unless they have a plan in hand regarding the middle east peace. in this case, you start to get the impression is the president is going over there to send a message, not so much to the palestinians, but the israelis. >> as i was listening to that, that phrase came back to my mind, show me the money. >> yeah. >> what are we going to do if it we are interested in peace? what is the big plan that we have in mind? what is the timetable that he is prepared to share? i've gone back on a number of occasions and looked at the earliest days of huntley and brinkley. as long as i've been in this business, 50 years. i've been on that tarmac a number of occasions and spent a lot of time in that number of world and there is never more chaos than at the moment. what is going on in syria is in danger of spreading across the middle east. richard engel who is over there now says we hav

>> ford's role is modeled after the legendary nbc newscaster, tom brokaw. ou think about that? >> i don't see it. >> you don't see it? >> i think ford could play brokaw. >> what's the release date on this thing? >> i'm not sure. >> how many more times can we talk about it before it comes out? >> i cannot wait for it to come out. i hope it's not like "caddy shack 2." >> you feel there's a dropoff between ""caddyshack" acaddysha "caddyshack" 2. >> mitt romney did an interview nearly four months after he lost the election. >> matt and craig live near an open-space area. they like kicking balls, hitting baseballs, we do the things that grandparents are expected to do with grand kids. >> do you see now why you lost? you don't, do you? i'm not suggesting for once you don't have a warm and wonderful relationship with your family and grandchildren in these open-space areas. but you need to understand that we humans we call them parks. you can't describe them as open-space areas and expect to win elections. because humans tend to vote for other humans. >> is that a l

music ♪] >> stephanie: jacki schechner news woman extrordanaire, what the hell has happened to tom brokaw, considering i don't sleep but that's fine. it is infinitely frustrating, isn't it? that they seem to have this need for false equivalency at all times. >> stephanie: yeah. >> did you see john fugelsang's recreation of meet the press. >> stephanie: i did not. >> it is very funny. if you get a chance check it out. he has the orange face paint and everything. >> where david gregory asked real questions and follow ups. >> yeah, he said now i'm going to pretend to follow up but i'm not going to. >> stephanie: all right. jacki schechner with the real news. >> good morning if you are joaning for a book written by someone in the bush family good news, you have two to choose from. george h.w. bush has written a book that is due out today. he say he was upset about how his son was treated in the wake of hurricane katrina, that he took heat for the government's slow response. the elder bush says his son actually felt deeply for the people suffering and ends up making a strange comparison saying

tom brokaw wouldn't get away with that. but he is anderson cooper and we have to love him. america loves anderson cooper. >> anderson coper is a vanderbilt. let's remember that. >> do you think jt could be talented, and if you have his number can we hang out after the show? >> it could be, but people don't think jt gets enough slack don't read my tweets. i attack them equally, beyonce, jt, i don't separate the sexes. >> you do separate the races though. >> only east asians. >> you are very specific. particularly a village in thailand. i was a prostitute. >> you didn't have to say that. it was implied. >> thank you for connecting those dots for us. >> bill, a study has shown that only chris brown has a lower like ability factor than you. thoughts? >> i somehow knew brown and i would be enter twined. we in the hack industry like to call this a column you write before you actually get the facts. you come up with a high -- hypothesis and then you can findal of these things you can throw in this salad to make it work. there are comparisons. justin timberlake is an okay actor and

. >> jimmy: i don't like confrontation, so i go the other way and i see tom brokaw in the hallway.ntelligible noises ] it wasn't drunk jimmy stewart who came up to you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: drunk jimmy stewart. [ as brokaw ] "jimmy fallon, so good to see you here in london at the olympics." [ laughter ] >> greatest broadcaster of all time. >> jimmy: he doesn't quite talk like that. so i'm talking to him, and then he goes, i'm talking to him, he goes -- [ as brokaw ] "good to see you. bruce, bruce?" >> oh, no. >> jimmy: and i go oh, no, no, no. so bruce comes over, and -- and he goes -- i go, hey, nice to meet you. i go, hey, bruce. he goes, "how's it going, man?" and i go -- [ laughter ] >> you're very surprised. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. he was surprised to see me. he was surprised to see me. and so i go, "very nice -- you doing the olympics?" he goes, "no, i'm heading back to l.a. we're gonna -- catching a plane right now." oh, okay. well, have a good flight. so he leaves, and i go, phew, that was just awkward. and i say good-bye to tom, he goes -- [ as brokaw ] "take c

harrison ford is in it, playing like a tom brokaw character.cs to the theme song from this tv comedy which starred will smith. ♪ this is a story about how my life got turned up side down and i'd like to take a minute just sit right there i'll tell you how i became the prince of a town called -- >> town of bel air. >> ding, ding, ding. you win a $100 gift certificate from american express. >> yay! >> that is an old classic. >> that is a classic. come on. >> i love it, love it. saw you put your thumbs up. obviously it's "the fresh prince of bel air's" theme song when launched will smith's acting career. previously he was a rapper with dj jazzy jeff. that moment of silence for dj jazzy jeff. he's not dead, he's just -- >> back across the street to agenda. >> these people are cheating. in what movie do four friends become known as "the wolfpack." "old school," "animal house," "dumb and dumber" or "the hangover." >> "the hang over." >> you too win a $100 gift certificate from visa gold. >> i like how he does it. >> "the hangover" is the movie. >> "t

and two, on today's the cycle, we have the great tom brokaw on to breakdown the sequester fallout. >> okay. that's -- i like the second. >> my reporter, rosy gray, is working on the best named media scandal, the peola scandal and in which a number of conservative bloggers were taking money from the malaysian government to plant stories favorable to it including everything from the huffington post and the washington times. >> i like that. we should have done a better job of naming the sequester. >> i called it the great ax of 2013. >> that's not much better. that's it for this edition of "daily rundown." coming up, next join msnbc. it's chris jansing and company. >>> here is your business travel forecast. all eyes on this major winter storm that's going to make its zurnny across the country over the next four days. it starts today out here in the plains. north dakota and minnesota getting the heavy snow, including minneapolis, 6 to 10 inches. tomorrow, it's chicago's turn for the heavy snow. then through the ohio valley into the washington, d.c. earlier on wednesday. details through

and i see your colleague, tom brokaw. that's what i wanted to get into. i love politics. saying? i see the katrina response. i see people talking about fema. i read about president bush and his budget cuts. that gets my juices going. >> and in prison, he's discovered a captive audience for his brand of political punditry. >> i have a subscription to "usa today" and i have a line. i let everybody read it. i write little comments. you'd be surprised, we discuss things in here. everything in prison is not just violence or gangs. we discuss issues. people are surprised the conversations we have in here, you know what i'm saying? >> he tried out some spin in response to an unexpected line of questioning from our producer on the pin-ups decorating his cell. >> are these all your girlfriends? >> in another lifetime. most of them come out of "xxl" magazine. minority based magazines. kind of like "maxim." but for the hip top minority community. get tired of looking at gray walls all day. they're not nude, they're all clothed, albeit scantily. >> they're very artistic, marcus. very

. >> sean: i was actually fairly impressed with tom brokaw the other day, a rare comment made by somebodyn the media about obama and his antics. but let me ask you, because ann romney mentioned in the interview with mitt romney the other day, that she does blame the media, you were actively involved in that campaign. how bad was the media in terms of covering the campaign? >> well, look, and the republican party started with a horrible mistake. they let -- they let williams and stephanopoulos and david gregory moderate their primary debates. i think that was a huge mistake and a lot of the influence of the media started with the biased questions that came out of that. williams himself had this holier than thou question that he threw at governor perry, did he always-- was he always able to sleep at night because of texas' death penalty situation. talk about a pretentious moderator, but we had that all through the campaign and they aided and abetted obama's distortion of reality, that unemployment wasn't that important, that the country was getting better, that the kind of garbage you got f

. >> nbc nightly news with tom brokaw. tonight from west berlin. >> good evening live from the berlin wall on the most historic night in history. >> i remember being in the control room watching this saying can i believe what i'm seeing? there was tom saying this is happening. he was saying this is stunning. this is just a stunning phenomenon. >> what we were seeing was the destruction of what we'd grown up. we had all grown up with democracy versus communism. >> on the other side of the wall germans have rushed through the gates undeterred by water cannons. >> we were only there for five straight hours. >> for 30 years these people have been living in a prisonlike state governed by the east german government. >> tom did not have a prompter or a script. he just had the history of the 20th century in his head. >> sometime after midnight at the berlin wall, one technician came up. he handed me a big chunk of the berlin wall. he said they're taking it down right before our eyes. so i keep a small kind of iconic piece of it on

. >> nbc "nightly news" with tom brokaw. tonight, from west berlin. >> good evening. live from the berlin wall on the most historic night in this wall's history. what you see behind me -- >> i remember being in the control room watching this, saying can i believe what i'm seeing? there was tom, saying this is happening. he was saying this is stunning, this is just a stunning phenomenon. >> what we were seeing was the destruction of what we had all grown up with in the 20th century. we'd all grown up with the soviet threat. we'd all grown up with democracy versus communism. >> on the other side of the wall young east germans have rushed through the brandenburg gate undeterred by water cannon -- >> we were on the air for five straight hours. >> for almost 30 years now these people have been confined living in a prison-like state governed at every step of their life by the east german government. >> tom did not have a prompter. tom did not have a script. he just had the entire history of the 20th century in his head. and it all came out that night. >> sometime after midn

ford will play a veteran news anchor, ala tom brokaw. >> also, he's going to be the straight anchormanhe going to be like the foil of ron burgundy? >> maybe he's going to be like the straight -- well, ron burgundy tries to be the straight man, but he'll be the older to the younger. >> apparently this great cast of guys are going to be back. >> i killed a man. >> you might want to lay low. i hit him in the heart with a trident. cannon ball. >> oh, man. now onto this. justin bieber is breaking tweens hearts all over again. he was supposed to have a concert in london, right? and you've seen him, he's running around with his shirt off, kind of tatted up. he showed up late. that's the bottom line. >> wicked late. >> yes, he was supposed to be there at 8:30. he had an opening act. carly jay jepson didn't go on stage until 9:30 to buy him some time. he didn't show up until 10:15. everybody that goes to his concerts, they're younger. so not only did they have to wake up early and get to bed, the subway system shuts down in london at midnight. nowhere to go. so a lot of these girls didn't see m

. >> sean: what do you think of matt lauer, brian williams, tom brokaw thinks about their news operationhey wish they worked for fox. >> sean: i don't know they probably slant left, but i think, maybe they're proud of it. they don't say anything about it. they don't have the courage to speak out. i bet you tim russert would. >> it pays to be a radical sometimes. >> sean: and when we come back ann coulter is here and this time she has a conservative solution for repealing and replacing obamacare and we'll lay that out and conservative radio host jason mattera confronts the campaign manager and why his boss is so obsessed with attacking fox news. we'll play jim messina's surprising answer here on "hannity." dels during the command performance sales event. this is theursuit of perfection. our largest selection of lobster erees, like lobster lover's dream or new grilledobster and lobster tacos. come in now and sea food differently. visit redlobster.com now for an exclusive $10 coupon on two lobsterfest entrees. visit redlobster.com now clusters of pustules, pimples. i had this shingle rash r

joining us here at the table, veteran nbc news man, tom brokaw.elcome, sir. >> can i get a note from home and get out of this? >> smart move, smart move. >> just -- i mean, before you go, this appears to be to me no way to run a government. constant sort of deadline situation after deadline situation and there is at least one if not two or three more in the future. but is it that we're forced in to this because one party not only refusing to negotiate but incented not to work with the president? >> i don't think that's the case. i think in most cases they're staking out positions and looking forward to 2014 when the congressional elections are coming up again. republicans want to hang on to what they have. they'd like to get the senate. they can't raise taxes with the base because that becomes toxic for them. the president on the other hand wants to demonize the republican party and use that to energize the base and get the house back. at the moment what we see are the two sides playing chicken with each other. running down the highway toward each

even our own tom brokaw on this show yesterday gave the president in hindsight this advice. >> i think the president by my lights at least spent too much time in the last two weeks campaigning. he ought to have been maybe at camp david and said to boehner and his team and members of the republican side on the senate side bring the leadership up here. let's spend five days showing the public that we are interested in trying to make a heroic effort to get a deal here. >> okay. i'm almost done but you have to love this just a little bit if you're me. we have stewart, "snl," "the washington post," "the new york times" all with me. i'll close this rant with kenny rogers the gambler. for his first term the president was a great gambler cleaning up as republicans folded on sequester. it hasn't quite worked out yet. so is the streak gone? is the dealing done? or will the president say deal the cards again as his friends in the media continue to pile on? okay. that does it for "the cycle." it's all yours. >> thanks. it's tuesday march the 5th and happy days are here again. wall street soars to

the president saw tom brokaw and bill keller of the new york times, washington post, all of the liberaltutions and people a little bit to the left saying this looks like a campaign. >> chris: even the peanut gallery. >> this is a campaign here. you just got elected. this is the second term now and time to get something done. when people on the left only slightly on the left are saying that, i think the president i have to at least make it look like, charm offensive, whatever you call, it break bread. the fact that he has to go around leadership. he is in the second term. leadership is what it is. that is the world as it is. he says he is not dictator and can't just wave a wand and get everything done. the fact is you you have to deal with the players on the chess board. boehner and mcconnell are still in the leadership in their parties and you have to deal with them as much as it is fun to play in the sandbox with somebody maybe a little more idelogically on pour playing field as lindsey graham. >> what he is doing as opposed to just the optics of it to use the phrase here in washington

. >> nbc "nightly news" with tom brokaw. tonight, from west berlin. >> good evening. live from the berlin wall on the most historic night in this wall's history. what you see behind me -- >> i remember being in the control room watching this, saying can i believe what i'm seeing? there was tom, saying this is happening. he was saying this is stunning, this is just a stunning phenomenon. >> what we were seeing was the destruction of what we had all grown up with in the 20th century. we'd all grown up with the soviet threat. we'd all grown up with democracy versus communism. >> on the other side of the wall young east germans have rushed through the brandenburg gate undeterred by water cannon -- >> we were on the air for five straight hours. >> for almost 30 years now these people have been confined living in a prison-like state governed at every step of their life by the east german government. >> tom did not have a prompter. tom did not have a script. he just had the entire history of the 20th century in his head. and it all came out that night. >> sometime after midn

. >> stephanie: like a tom brokaw. >> for nbc nightly news. >> stephanie: that would be funny.ed out? train. seriously. they pulled out of the jamboree. >> stephanie: something weird about that. train going into a tunnel. train pulling out. okay. ♪ ♪ hey i just met you ♪ ♪ this is crazy ♪ ♪ but here's my number ♪ ♪ so call me maybe ♪ >> all right. >> here comes -- >> stephanie: speak of -- [ screaming ] >> stephy. >> stephanie: what is that heavy breathing i hear? could it be? ♪ the humpty dance ♪ >> stephanie: hump days with hal sparks. >> yes, yes! >> good morning. sorry, i just came from a taylor swift recording session. we were up all night breaking up because i had a deadline at 2:00. >> it's hard to do. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: don't you feel like if you had a guy friend, ron, you're a song. >> be immortalized. certain point, if you're going to be immortalized in song, very rarely will it be in a good way. the best you could hope for is you're so vain. >> stephanie: except for adele, she wishes the best for you. >> as you burn in hell. the subtext there. basically, you

thorn in the side about rand paul and the president -- this is what happened, the president saw tom brokaw washington times and washington post and these liberal institutions and people, a little to the left saying, it looks like a campaign. >> chris: even the peanut gallery. >> this is a campaign here, you just got elected, a second term now and it is time to get something done and when people on the left, slightly on the left are saying that, the president said, actually, i have to make it looks like, charm offensive, whatever you want to call it. breaking bread but the fact he has to go around leadership, even the second term, why do you have to go around leadership? it is what it is. that is the world as it exists and i know he says he doesn't want to be dictator. he's not and can't wave a wand and get everything done, and the fact is you have to deal with the players on the chess board. boehner and mcconnell aed the leadership and, it is fun to play in the sandbox with someone a little more ideologically on your same plane, like lindsay graham. >> chris: juan, two questions, one the s

[overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: that's when we speculate that tom brokaw quit it was a story withrding to a new new york magazine piece -- >> matt lauer is actually bellllzabub. >> stephanie: they had no relationship and barely spoke when the cameras were not rolling. and we don't here either except when jacki schechner has a knee cut. and then there is a lot of discussion about that. it's a little gross. >> what can we throw in the wound? >> stephanie: here, have some salt. [ screaming ] >> yeah. >> stephanie: it literally -- i'm like maybe take the bandage off and let it breathe, and she is like no it stuck to my tights

ford will play a veteran news anchor along the lines of tom brokaw. so probably safe to say he won't be doing this. >> you're on. >> i love scotch. that is good. >> you're on! >> you look awfully nice tonight. maybe don't wear a bra next time. >> you're on the air right now. >> oh. >> any chance we get. >> this is morning television. "anch "anchorm "anchorman: the legend" comes out in september. "starting point" with soledad o'brien starts right now. >>> welcome, everybody. our starting point this morning, a late winter storm. right now snow is falling in the midwest and make its way toward chicago and the nation's capital. we'll track that storm this morning with our live team coverage. >>> then the venezuelan president hugo chavez is in a delicate condition this morning. his health taking a turn for the worst. we'll bring you live with an upda update. >>> the dow is closer and closer to an all-time high. could we see history made today on wall street? >>> martha stewart in hot water this morning. why a deal with jcpenney has her in court with macy's

broadcast anchor who also said yesterday that there has been too much campaigning by this -- >> tom brokawome point the overreach does happen. obama is not invincible. he won a second term and people say look, that's all you need to know is he won. well, he did win. but now the country waits and remember, 2016, it seems like it's far off in the distance, but it's right around the corner. the democrats who are looking forward to that are going to say okay. whether it's hillary or someone else running, they are going to have to talk about what happened on the watch of the president. and at some point they're going to look like they're not adults. they're campaigners, really good at but the country is suffering and it depends on how good the republicans are at actually setting the table here. in the past, they've been pretty abysmal at messaging and explaining this to the american people. are they going to be better this time around? we'll see. >> steve: the good news is this administration is not going to blame george bush. they're going to blame the republicans for everything that goes wron

as tom brokaw wrote in his book, they won the war, they saved the world. mr.aker, we're losing this eneration of patriots. two are living from his unit. in advance of his special day next week, march 27, and on behalf of the people's house, i to appy 90th birthday james o. clemens of oklahoma. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the entlelady from florida rise? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker, i head back to my district tomorrow to face the thousands of people who sent me here to help them find jobs 800 days ago. mr. speaker, what do i say to them? they know the real deficit is jobs. do i say that the republicans in congress don't get it, they don't understand that people are suffering and struggling and starving and looking for work? millions of people are out of work, mr. speaker, and this body seeks to fire millions more. wake up, america. it's time to bring the president's american jobs act to the floor for a vote. it deserves a vote. mr. speaker, our mantra sho

i think tom brokaw coined that phrase, talking about the world war ii generation that fought and wonilot, and on his 26th bombing mission over manheim, germany, was shot down and captured as a prisoner of war. well, thank goodness, after four months, he was -- he was released from captivity, thanks to general patton and his army sweeping through that part of germany at the end of world war ii. but my father and others like him fought to ensure that his children and his grandchildren would grow up in a country that had a greater opportunity than he himself and my mother had when they were alive. and indeed that is every parent's dream, that their children and their grandchildren would enjoy more opportunity, more freedom, a higher standard of living than they themselves had, which is the reason why parents and grandparents sacrifice and why they work hard for their kids and grandkids because of their hope and their belief in that dream. and as a result, my dad and my mother and countless other members of the greatest generation left this country better off than they found it. the ques

kind of like a tom brokaw character. >> back across to anthony. >> finish the lyrics to the theme songd i'll tell you how i became prince of a town called. >> bel air. >> ding, ding, ding. you win $100 gift certificate from american express. >> that is an old classic, that song. >> that is a classic. love it. love it. put the thumbs up. obviously it's the "fresh prince of bel air" theme song. previously he was a rapper. where is he? 3w5d moment of silence for d.j. jesse jess. he's not dead. >> back across the street to anthony. >> these people are cheating. in what movie do four friends become known as the wolfpack, old school, animal house, dumb and dumber, or the hangover? >> the hangover. >> you, too, win $100 gift certificate from visa gold! >> i like how he does it. the hangover is the movie. >> the hangover is the movie. wolfpack is bradley cooper, ed helms and justin bartha. it was about the worst bachelor party ever. the sequel to this, hangover iii is the final film of the trilogy. it comes out this memorial day. back in vegas for it. >> they all do well? >> huge movies. >> ba

and should be interesting to see that he's coming out with the two-hour documentary, jon stewart, tom brokawerlake week go on fallon? >> timberweek great success. it was the first time ever he appeared five times on any late night show so happy for justin timberlake. he has had a huge year so far. >> jennifer paris from "us weekly" good to have you. here's tamron. >>> finally what's in and trending in the world of fashion and beauty, lori bergamato good morning. >> good morning. >> florals are the hot thing for spring. >> everything is blooming florals, tamron. we have a dress, head to toe floral, that's from maggie london and just use it as an accent to lighten up your spring wardrobe, h&m, loft, the gap, affordable, accessible places, pair it with some neutral. >> my favorite color green is in. >> green is the color of the year but not just emerald green, it's mint and hunter greens, not just for st. patrick's day. all season long, so we have a bag from kohl's, $35, charming charley and even jewelry which is huge. everybody at lucky and here at today was going nuts over this watch, it's fr