. >>> finally, december's "vogue" has exclusive pictures of costumes and sets for spider-an turn off the dark, costing $60 million, it's the most expensive show ever to hit broadway. directed by julie taymore, it will feature music by utwo's bono. >>> in louisiana, a couple that has spent a lifetime apart wl spend their golden years together. newlyweds gal vin and marilyn were torn apart when galvin went off to fight the vietnam war. 60 years ter, they've fallen in love all over again and will try to make up for all of that lost time. how many people do you think are out the that have that first love or true love that they haven't found after years? >> and that they go back to? >> or that they never do get together wit which is why this story is so neat. not many of them are facebooking. >> take that, mom. >> exactly. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the y today on your nbc station. >>> look outside right now. november 16th. 49 degrees out there. looks like some rain or fog or something's going on out there. good morning. i'm joe krebs. >>> i'm u

but elsewhere in the city, the old german democratic republic is coming into vogue.re is a gdr-style hotel. >> time has passed, but we wanted to bring it back. we lost good things in the gdr. >> it is the kind of radical chic, a restaurant that looks like the gdr, but without the secret police. ♪ >> our guest chef, zero we will make that great gdr classic, what is left in the fridge soup. hourt's move forward one and fall back 20 years. so here we have it, everything that was left in the fridge soup. not too bad. but do you know what it really needs? a soupcon of nostalgia -- a soup song of nostalgia. >> those are the top stories from bbc world news. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has

. >>> finally, december's "vogue" has exclusive pictures of costumes and sets for "spider-man turn offhe dark," costing $60 million, it's the dwmo ebrveoa.ayeverw o hit broadway. directed by julie taymor, it will feature original music by u2's bono and the edge. you there, bill? >> huge u2 fan, not a big broadway fan. you know something? i would do that. >> ticket dollars, very expensive show. >>> this comes to us from kalb, news channel 5 in alexandria, louisiana, a couple that spent a life time apart will spend their golden years together. newlyweds galvin and evelyn met in 1950 but were torn apart when galvin went off to fight in the korean war. evelyn's mother convinced her long distance love wouldn't work. 60 years later, hard to believe they've spent any time apart. they've fallen in love all over again and will try to make it up in the time they have left. very sweet. >> you can't hold love back. right, lynn? >> exactly. you know, if it's meant to happen, it's meant to happen. >> no rules, right. >> nothing keeping you apart. >> take that, mom. >> exactly. >>> well, i'm lynn ber

and coming up in the business update putin meets his counterpart in vogue area which could signal what the first step of the construction of the south stream pipeline project might have more details in about twenty minutes time. i know that it's twelve noon here in moscow you're watching r t welcome to the program they already account for hall for global economic activity but now they want more pacific rim nations are gathering in japan seeking to expand their influence and increase free trade he's also there is following the annual apec summit the.

elsewhere in the city, the old german democratic republic is coming into vogue. a gdr-styled hotel has opened. >> we wanted to bring it back. there was a lot of good things in gdr. the good food and kitchen was one thing. >> this is a radical chic, a restaurant that looks like the gdr but without the secret police. welcome, we have a guest chef. we will make that a great gdr classic, what is left in the fridge soup. let it go back one hour, fall back 20 years. here we have it, everything that is left in the fridge soup. not too bad. what it really needs, some nostalgic. -- nostalgia. >> you can find the story and more on bbc.com/news. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insig

the old german democratic republic is coming into vogue. there is a gdr style hotel. >> we want to bring it back because there was a lot of good things in gdr, and good food and good kitchen was one thing that we want to show again. >> it is kind of a radical chic, that looks like bdr -- like the gre, but without the secret police. our guest chef, today we are going to make a great gdr classic, what is left in the fridge soup. >> vegetables. ok. hour,'s move forward one or back 20 years. so here we have it, everything that is left in the fridge supeoup. not too bad, but you know what it really needs? nostalgia. steven evans, bbc news, the old east germany. >> i remember the food at the time certainly did not taste that good. a reminder of our top story -- president obama is visiting his childhood home in indonesia. he says he believes the united states is on the right path with better relationships in the muslim world. let's take a look at what is coming up later on bbc news america with matt frye. the world's economic leaders, including pr

. >>> and finally, december's "vogue" has pictures of costumes and sets for "spiderman turn off the darklion. it will be the most expensive show ever to hit broadway. it will feature original music by u2's bono and the edge. which i didn't even know there was going to be a broadway show. >> i think i would see that one. i have to admit i'm not big on the broadway thing. >> you're not? >> i know it's a shock to you. >> really? i always see you singing in hair and makeup. that's strange. >> yes. the wicked. >> this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> earmarks, we know how to grab your attention in the morning, don't we with sexy legislative issues. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has an epiphany and decides earmarks are bad. what challenge did mcconnell lay down for president obama on, quote, wasteful spending? apple is set to announce today that the beatles are coming to itunes, after years of holding off from the world's biggest music retailer. the question is, should we all just surrender now to apple as its plan for

countries find out later the new challenge is waiting for them in vogue area. and also time to quit russians officially light up more than any other nation on earth find out what's being done to kick the habit threatening to slowly kill the country . story still to come but first russian businessman victim says he came under severe pressure from u.s. authorities to admit charges of arms trafficking and terrorism he's now in a new york prison and has rejected all accusations against him moscow says it will offer consular help to boot although russian officials say that doesn't mean they think he's innocent marina portnoy reports now from new york. the case surrounding viktor bout has been quite a tug of war between russia and the us and the presidential aide to dmitri medvedev recently spoke out saying that the charges that the u.s. have leverage against russian citizen serious and russia would like for those charges to be thoroughly investigated and russia is providing assistance to victor boot but russian officials have underscored the fact that that does not

quadripolar writings for gas transit under the deal russia is also building a nuclear power plant in vogue area and is looking for european investors to help finance the project saturday signing marks the final step before the actual construction of the pipeline as early as next year. earlier i spoke to r.t. correspondent daniel bushell who is in sofia. there's a saying here are hungry bear one dance and bog areas i proved that today sophia finally signed up to one of europe's largest energy projects but it comes off to a bitter battle between two of your old men. premier parker is self is a seven and karate black belt the difference in a black belt in the next person suggested only a little tongue in cheek but this reflect the way our stupidness as soon as bruce of one power he threw out existing energy deals with russia including an agreement to build self-esteem through his country this pipeline will pump a massive sixty three billion cubic meters of gas a year from russia to western europe enough to supply thirteen million harms it took a classic good judo maneuver a feint a cunning fi

europe's roma communities are among the most persecuted in the world of those who live in vogue area in the situations especially done with their homes destroyed and that desperate basic health care facilities don't know bush will discover it. seems like we could become common across europe the mayor of this town in southern belle gabriel told r.t. he had to tear down this block of flats because the room the residents had turned it into a slum. this pile of rubble is all that's left of the housing estate what all sorts of called a public health hazard infested with rats cockroaches and fleas thousands of roma back home. some have moved to this wasteland no shelter health care or education for the children. well built where citizens where there's a treat us like this schools won't take my son because he has lice and disease people here ask is this what the e used become with winter approaching they'll be sleeping in the cold. first to you politicians bury their heads in the sand but only we can solve their own problems of. france to send tens of thousands of rumor back to bulgaria swe

de hecho la revista vogue lo llama "uno de los mejores dermatólogos de la nación". sus avances en el cuidado y la salud del cutis. recientemente tuve la emocionante oportunidad de conversar con el doctor murad para saber en realidad qué sucede con nuestro cutis y qué podemos hacer al respecto. una de las cosas que me gusta de los productos murad es su filosofía. hábleme sobre la filosofía murad. tu cutis está conectado con todos los órganos de tu cuerpo. cuando tú dañas tu cutis, dañas tu cuerpo. así que es importante cuidar de tu cutis porque es un importante aspecto de tu salud en general. sé que hay muchas formas diferentes en que el cutis envejece. háblenos más sobre las tres diferentes formas de envejecimiento. bueno está el envejecimiento genético, que se basa en lo que se ha heredado. luego está el envejecimiento ambiental debido al estrés, contaminación, smog y todo eso. del que no hablamos es del envejecimiento hormonal y es el más común. lo veo en mis pacientes que seguido vienen a verme en sus 20, 30 y 40 años. comienzan a ver finas líneas, pierden elasti

. >> see how in vogue you are with the mustache? talk about growing a goatee now. >> and sideburns. >> 55 degrees on tv hill. >> coming up -- >> i'm holding dry wall and a piece of a roof shingles, possibly from a house blocks from here in northeast baltimore after a possible tornado touched down overnight. we are following breaking news straight ahead. >> i am with that same line of strong storms that cut through the center of park fell. is live report on the damage just ahead. >> the threat for severe weather has ended. it will be a windy day. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> we are tracking those problems in north east baltimore. closures around the area. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today in hd. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. let's get a check on weather and traffic. >> it was a rough night last night. a line of storms came through last night. we're checking to see if it

you're on the dover of "teen vogue."le and stand like this. [ laughter ] and they're like -- and i was like, "oh, yeah." >> jimmy: yeah, you're selling more copies. [ laughter ] do you -- do you have a go-to karaoke song? >> i usually -- well, i have a fun story. i was a birthday party for matt bennett -- who's on my show. and, you know, it was the entire cast and my family. >> that's not the kid that look like andy samberg, is it? >> yes! that kid! yes! >> jimmy: he looks exactly like andy samberg. he's crazy. >> we totally poked fun of that on the show actually. but -- so yeah -- my whole family is there -- my 14 year old sister -- and they're like, "karaoke competition." everyone get up and sing a song. and i was like, "i really don't want to." and they're like, "you have to." and i'm like, "okay." and so then -- they're like -- so i'm like, "what am i going to do? what do you want me to do?" so last minute i'm like, "okay, i'm going to sing 'i kissed a girl.'" and everybody is like, "all right." [ light laughter ] an

president obama for making fancy speech in vogue again.ll sham wows now. >> saying wow every time we use this to towel. >> time to give me speech i will do so friday night on hbo. >> bill: mar is the only real commentator. now they you have on there. fair and balance. that's what we're looking for. >> much appreciative to hbo. >> bill: hbo friday night dennis miller. thanks. in a moment, did you see that? a new survey on what tv shows democrats and republicans watch. no surprise. they are different. right back. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight did you see that a new survey says that american republicans and democrats have different tastes in tv programs. g.o.p.-minded people like the glenn beck show. i don't know that show. [ laughter ] the amazing race and "american idol." on the democratic side they like mad men, we are not talking about the guys on msnbc. dexter, and 30 rock. here now to analyze juliet huddy. let's go with the democrats. i don't even know what dexter is. >> it's a show about a serial killer guy. you wouldn't

president obama for making fancy speech in vogue again.ld go sell sham wows now. >> saying wow every time we use this to towel. >> time to give me speech i will do so friday night on hbo. >> bill: mar is the only real commentator. now they you have on there. fair and balance. that's what we're looking for. >> much appreciative to hbo. >> bill: hbo friday night dennis miller. thanks. in a moment, did you see that? a new survey on what tv shows democrats and republicans watch. no surprise. they are different. right back. [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] the u.s. government may soon require brake override technology on all new cars and trucks. at nissan, think this is a good idea. so we did it... ...six years ago. [ wind howling ] nissan. innovation for safety. innovation for l. for constipation relief... nothing works better than miralax. it's the one. the one recommended by more doctors. only miralax is clinically proven to relieve constipation with no harsh side effects. miralax is the only one. restore your body's natural rhythm with

i have never seen one bbfore and we meet with the editor of italian vogue herself. >> italian vogue isbe. >> at that point, i knew she was the lady to iiprrss. %-these italian people. with >> there's something we reported on. i found it so a musing that travel magazine voted the number 2 in the country in terms of having the ugliest people in the country. >> isn't that terrible. >> i thought that was funny. we might have the next top model, the top fouu but we have been voted the second uglieet people [ laughter ] >> we got to do something about that [ laughter ] >> that's why we're going to keep our fingers crossed you give us a better reputation, that you keep moving forward in this competition.3 you can watch america's next top model on our sister station the cw baltimore at 8:00 p.m.ú >>> commng up the hit fox show human target returnn tonight with the highly anticipated season premier. after mark whoa, whoa! [ car alarm blares ] we got this. holiday decorating runs on dunkin', with our delicious gingerbread lattes. hurry in today. america runs on dunkin'. boy we wish edmunds.com h

and obviously it's become pretty vogue to just discredit and insult everything that people disagree with in america and that itself is perfectly fine. and you have done an exceptional job with highlighting the very shortcomings of america and the american military but what in turn would you prescribe while keeping in mind that our enemies have proven capable and willing to attack us at our heart. >> what i would say is, i think -- the truth is, that if we had been watching out in the first place, if we had locked our airplane doors, so to speak, it wouldn't have happened. i mean, terrorism is a dangerous thing. but it is not, in fact, a world-ending thing. and the very danger we're dealing with i believe has been blown utterly out of proportion. i mean, it is terrible. but essence -- since 9/11, fear has been pumped into this country in bizarre ways. i mean, people are worried in el paso texas where my wife comes from and in topeka about whether they are going to get hit. no possibility. it's just not going to get happened. i think that we could have done something much more modest, much

host: you are probably old enough to remember in the 1970's when x-ray machines came into vogue after the hijackings. was there public protest? caller: i am old enough to remember when you stop your feet and the machine at buster brown to see if the shoes of it. why did they stop that? because it was going to be dangerous to you, over exposure. backscatter x-ray, same kind of thing. there will be a cumulative effect. then't intend to go through backscatter routine. the reason for me is i don't have to because i have to get felt up and rubbed down because of the left knee. uchitel them and you show them, there is the start, how many times do we have to do this? like the guy you see sitting in a wheelchair. what is that supposed to be about? the next thing nobody is talking about is, what happens when a young woman comes on to the aircraft and she is a terrorist and is carrying a bomb very similar to the kinds of transport used with drugs from south america. i will leave you with that. this has gone from ridiculous to sublime. host: thanks, joe, recalling in -- for calling in with your