i'm savannah guthrie alongside willie geist and natalie morales. al has the morning off. happy 2013. >> shchampagne the morning afte. i'm up for it. >> we've probably had enough champagne by now. >> little hair of the -- look who is talking over here. >> half empty or half full? >> you're halfway home the way i look at it. >> you just think of your night as continuing. >> it is. >> keep on drinking. >> meanwhile, we'll get this party started with our take three, two very funny people joining the bench, offering their take on the hot topics of the new year. >> you might already have a little cabin fever from that cold weather, though we're just two weeks into winter. from miami's art deco district to the shores of the french r riviera, these places affordable and fun. no time like now to start planning that vacation. >> my bags are packed. >> or leave on vacation. >>> if you want to make something special for your loved ones today, two delicious recipes for french toast and f richltfritattas. >> hangover food is what you're saying. >> it works. >> andrea canning is at the

willie geist, an awful lot to talk about. you almost wanted to hear don pardo say, tell them what you want. hillary gets parting gifts, a 60 minutes send-off by the president of the united states. yesterday, lots of cash. >> yeah. looks like the obama campaign is going to retire her debt. according to bloomberg business week's josh green, a group of obama donors deciding to pay off the 2008 campaign debt she ran up which came to 250,000 bucks of last year. 120 people cut checks to pay off her bills. we will get into that story a little bit. put that something with the "60 minutes" view, a nice parting package for hillary clinton. >> no doubt about it. also outside washington, looks like gridlock finally getting set aside for a comprehensive immigration bill. we'll still see whether it passes or not. you had a lot of people in 2007 saying democrats and republicans had come together and then it was sidetracked. not so sure if that will happen again. certainly the republicans and president feeling like they may get a deal on imm

. >> and i'm willie geist in for matt this morning. before we get to the weather, savannah will be conducting a legal seminar this morning on the squatter in the mansion called adverse possession. >> yes, the legal concept of adverse possession. it has a long and storied history. it's so good we have this three-hour show. i'll be able to explain all of it. >> our legal analyst, savannah guthrie, will be with us in a moment. >>> a winter storm stretches over a broad part of this country. >> hovering around zero with the windchill here in new york city. we're the lucky ones. we'll get to al's forecast straight ahead. very important if you're traveling today. >>> a dramatic rescue of a young boy pulled to safety after he was caught in a flash flood. we'll show you what happened. >>> for the very first time we're hearing voice mails from the person who pretended to be manti te'o's girlfriend. >> i just wanted to say i love you and good night and i'll be okay tonight. love you so much. >> the next question is, who does that voice belong to?

i'm willie geist along with natalie morales, al roker and tamron hall. the man behind the music of michael jackson, celine dion, mariah carey and many others, tommy mottola, he was here in our last hour talking about his new book "hitmaker" and we asked him to stick around for our take three. we want to get your take on this. tiger woods won the delayed farmers insurance open at torrey pines for the seventh time yesterday. came back, won a big tournament, had a big final round monday. it's his 75th career title. looks like now he's starting to come back post injury, post whatever you want to call it. >> scandal. >> we'll call it a scandal. and on the other hand in the music world, chris brown is back in the papers again, singer frank ocean, alleges that he was punched. sent out a tweet saying he was punched by chris brown and a group of people outside a recording studio in west hollywood. so, tommy, recovering from flaws in your private life to go on to success in public. when it happened to tiger woods a lot of people said he's finished, he's done, he w

. >> inside studio 1a, i'm willie geist along with savannah and natalie morales and jason joining us, from "e." >>> hillary clinton on capitol hill testify before the panel about the benghazi attacks, on an afternoon, highly charged from both sides and the questioners and hillary clinton herself. let's watch. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carried those flag draped caskets off the plane at andrews. i put my arm around the mothers an fathers, sisters and brothers and sons and daughters and lives left alone to raise their children. >> so obviously, getting emotional there, talking about the families and people who didn't come home, the four of them, also fired up at certain times, some people have zeroed in on the emotion, probably should be more focused on the content of hearings and people asking questions not just of hillary clinton but public figures what it means to cry in public, whether or not that's a good idea. >> obviously, this is very personal, as she said, these are people she knew well. i think it's a tough position to be in. she was speaking passionatel

i'm willie geist alongside tamron hall. matt, al and natalie on their way to join savannah in los angeles. michelle beedle, jason kennedy is joivening us this morning. savannah has been reporting from out there all morning. >> it's getting exciting around here. you're starting to feel the energy build. in a couple of moments we'll see how all of our picks compared to your picks at home when we're talking about the big races. will "lincoln" get the expected big haul or will "silver linings playbook" pull it off? >> just what they wear to the awards show will influence fashion. we all love fashion. offspring influence baby names to the offbeat fashion. celebrity baby names, blu ivy i think is a hit. that's still in style. the big question, what should the royals name their baby? >> frank. >> frank? >> very good ring to it. >> you have to say it like michelle. frank. could you see kate middleton, frank. >> kathy, bill and frank. >> perfect. like it. >>> little later on, the name is the easy part. as they get older, there are o

i'm willie geist along with natalie morales, al roker and tamron hall. we want to get straight to "today's" take three. from friend to foes. if you were watching "60 minutes" last night you saw the interview of president obama and secretary of state clinton. they talked about the evolution of their relationship from rivals five years ago during the presidential campaign to friends and colleagues now. >> when hillary joined the administration i felt very confident and comfortable in our working relationship. i think what did evolve was a friendship as opposed to just a professional relationship. friendships involve a sense of trust and being in the fox hole together. >> president obama was asked by steve croft, who did the interview, why? why did you request this interview? and he said frachingly i just want to thank her for her service and i am going to miss her. some people wonder if something else is at work, especially followers of vice president biden. >> you could hear him in the back knocking on the door. >> let me in. >> you might think that vice

and willie geist?> more than 100 women have been killed in iraq and afghanistan. hundreds more have been wounded. they're already up in those positions. if they want to be there and qualify, they ought to be. >> donny. >> no-brainer, obviously. >> what's that? >> no-brainer, obviously. >> no-brainer. >> they've earned it. we continue to move in the direction of less and less difference between the genders, and as far as professionalism, this is no exception. >> i think we know in almost every organization having women in leadership positions has helped that organization. >> mika and i talk a lot about that. i'm going to give my 60-second spiel about how women are superior to men in business. given the same talent, i'll take the woman every time because they're more collaborative, less concerned with how big their office is. women are superior to men in business. obviously, it's a generalizat n generalization. >> actually, just a necessary participant in any, you know, business or political -- it just r

willie geist is standing by at the news defining with a check of all the headlines. , matt. good to see you all. good morning, everyone. president obama says he will sign the legislation approved by a divided house last night. it delays huge spending cuts that many economists feared would push the economy into a new recession. however, it does nothing really to avert the next fiscal cliff. in two months battles over further spending and, in particular, the u.s. federal debt limit will come to a head. >>> classes start thursday in a nearby town for the students who survived the shooting rampage at their school in newtown, connecticut, nearly three weeks ago. their desks, backpacks and other belongings left behind in the chaos in that rampage have been taken to a different school building so the kids will feel comfortable there. hillary clinton is spending a fourth day in a new york city hospital. the secretary of state is being treated for a blood clot in her head discovered during a follow-up exam for the concussion she suffered last month. doctors expect mrs. clinton

willie geist is in for natalie at the newsdesk. >> good morning erica and matt. we begin with wall street where the dow saw its biggest gains in more than a year wednesday. courtney, another good day today? >> good morning, willie. this is shaping up to be another active day on wall street after the dow gained 300 points on wednesday and marked the biggest point gain we have ever seen on the first trading day of the year. while the market is cheering that fiscal deal, the relief rally could die down a little bit. they have employment data, auto sales and the nation he's retailer retailers report their december sales. >> thanks. with fighting intensifying, the death toll in syria hit a new milestone. more than 60,000 people have died in the 22 month-long conflict according to the united nation. fighting in the country's north surrounds the military airport and government air strike on damascus wednesday killed dozens of people. >>> al jazeera is making a wide push for an american magazine as they purchase current tv founded by vice president al gore in 2005. he sa

willie geist is in at the news desk. good morning, willie. >> good morning.e first part of a $60 billion relief package of victims of superstorm sandy. house speaker john boehner, criticized for postponing that vote, was re-elected thursday for another term as speaker. arizona senator john mccain is among those expressing outrage at the fiscal cliff package passed this week, extending existing special interest favors for the next two years. >>> fortsed to turn in her badge amid accusations that she falsified dozens of arrest reports. miguel almaguer has that story. >> reporter: the veteran police officer has been with the force ten years, once considered a promising and rising star in the police department, she is now at the center of what could become a lawsuit. corporal lisa steeb, first woman named as utah highway patrol trooper of the year, is today out of a job, the rising star fired amid allegations of misconduct. she made a career of pulling over alleged drunk drivers is accused of falsifying police reports, claiming sober drivers were drunk. julie tap

al roker here and willie geist out on that side. what do we have coming up?if you ever thought of getting paid for having an opinion. probably would be nice or getting paid to have someone listen to you. one of the ways you can make a little extra cash and we'll have more of those to share with you as well. >>> you could use that cash perhaps to go out and buy some of those big-ticket items. we put together a season by season guide for you, whether you're talking about cars, appliances or mattresses, the best time to get a great deal. >> all right. meanwhile, we want to tell you that kathie lee is off today and hoda has the new year's resolution to help out some of the pioneers of broadcasting. >> you know what? >> wow! >> what a shot. >> she did for five years. >> and to help out on the fourth hour, how are you? happy new year. >> happy new year, guys. good to see you all. >> what made you decide to do this, by the way? >> cash. >> exactly. >> we'll be there to keep you warm. >> what are you people doing, by the way, in those ridiculous things? >> the same t

i'm willie geist along with savannah guthe, natalie morales and al roker. the first on-camera interview with manti te'o. he did it with katie couric yesterday. he admitted that after he learned of the hoax in december, he misled reporters and his parents in thinking he met his girlfriend in person. obviously, that never happened. he said he was embarrassed, quite frankly. he came out and just said i knew t i was humiliated. i had gone so far down this road. >> what would you do in that situation? >> i didn't know how to turn back. also yesterday we got our first sound of the voice of the woman who turns out to be a man. >> maybe. >> who we thought was the girlfriend lennay kekua. >> i'll be okay tonight. i love you so much, hon. sweet dreams. >> sounds like a girl. >> it sounds like a girl. >> and then he came out of that sound bite and asked katie, does that sound like a girl to you? she agreed it did sound like a girl. the lawyer representing this guy, ronaiah tuiasosopo admits that he imperson ated the voice of lennay. >> there's some controversy over th

. >>> nbc's willie geist is here as well. he's along the parade route at the u.s. naval memorial. did nobody tell you that the parade doesn't start for 7 1/2 hours? >> matt, the gates aren't even open yet. the crowds are waiting outside. they don't come in until 7:30. we did get here a little bit early. in terms of that crowd, the department of homeland security expecting somewhere between 500,000 and 700,000 people this go around. four years ago, there were .8 million people along this route. 500,000 to 700,000, nothing to sniff at. when you compare it to four years ago, quite a bit smaller. i'm about halfway along the 1.2 mile route to travel from the united states capitol to the white house behind me. after the president has coffee with congressional leadership at the white house, he will zip past us here with his motorcade to go up and get inaugurated. at 2:30 eastern time after that lunch, the parade comes this way back toward the white house. we'll see him a couple of times. in terms of weather, matt, about mid 40s is what we're hearing. al will have more on that. not a terr

>> it's our collective big willy. >> willy geist has joined the show, of course, and we have called himme competition in the big willy arena. >> you know what prince william's nickname is? yep. it's on the cup. you can look at it. bill willy. >> yep. >> uh-huh. >> st. james palace. that's -- i guess it was on the website before they found out. >> i'm sure. >> you know what i love about the new royals? they seem to have a great sense of humor. >> they do. >> you're going to have to have a great sense of humor to get through life whether you are a royal or not. >> are we having kim kardashian on? >> kim and kourtney are here? >> are they talking babies? what are they talking about? everything? >> everybody knows kim is pregnant, and she's due, i guess, this summer? we'll have to ask her when she's due. >> june i thought. >> kourtney just had her second baby, so i got a feeling babies will come up in the subject. yes. >> yes, yes. >> it's the premier of their new season of "kourtney and kim take miami." >> i didn't realize they were doing this. >> you were so busy writing books and all aro

. >> normally i go to willie geist. >> steve kroft asked about benghazi, but i'm not sure we got anyew information. >> the president defended himself from critics who say the u.s. has not been aggressive enough in using american power abroad. >> well, one more gadhafi probably does not agree with that assessment, or at least if he was around he wouldn't agree with that assessment. when it comes to egypt, had it not been for the leadership we showed, you might have seen a different outcome there. but also understanding that we do nobody a service when we leap before we look. syria is a classic example of where our involvement, we want to make sure that not only does it enhance u.s. security but also that it is doing right by the people of syria and neighbors like israel that are going to be profoundly affected by it. and so it's true sometimes that we don't just shoot from the hip. >> so richard haass, is this payback for, let's say, bill clinton doing such a great job for the obama campaign? >> we're speculating. >> people are still going back and saying the most important speech of

i'm willie geist and tamron hall. we are in the prep kitchen. i owe you an apology. fish and brussel sprouts. >> nothing like the dog food. >> what did he say zbrnchs. >> looks nothing like the dog food on jimmy fallon. >> i thought we were girls. what happened. >> you've only been cooking for a year. >> keep going. >> considering you've been slopping around in a kitchen for a year, loser, thanks. >> too late now, my friend, you're in deep. he's out there for today's friday field trip. natalie with be with the super bowl rivals in baltimore and we're in the kitchen because tamron will whip up a nice meal for us. >> i will share with you because i like you a lot. >> basically i've been cooking for a year. dedicated a lot of time and energy. a friend gave me a cooking class last year and since then, i think i've accomplished something i want to share. >> good. we look forward to it. >> meantime -- my hands are sweating, i'm not kidding you -- did i put on deodorant? it's all nerves right now. >> we have your back, as you can see. >> let's see if i have your tummy. most

. >> i'm willie geist along with al, natalie and tamron. we have a very special guest sitting over there, the kid president. before we get to him, let's take a look at super bowl ad teasers and really talk about whether or not this is a good idea. 34 of last year's ads were online before the super bowl. that number is going up this year. the argument is youtube gives you a bigger audience. you get 6-1 more views than you do without it. >> nowadays, the average price of a 30-second ad on network television is about $4 million. >> and that's not counting your cost to produce it. >> you get free and, as you said, six times more viewers. >> and a hipper audience. not that old eer people aren't hip, al. >> why are you looking at al? >> you think you should put the full commercial out there? >> why not? >> or do what some advertisers are doing and just put a teaser out there? >> put the whole thing out. >> just get it out there. >> they did that last year with the volkswagen ad. that sure didn't hurt them. >> there are some companies holding out

i'm willie geist along with al roker and kit hoover. >> you put me in the middle. >> i thought it was >> how about bieber? a peace sign, you have to bring it in. i would be the dorky, like, hang loose. >> throw some gang signs. very nice. if your resolution is to lose a few pounds, eat a healthy diet, snacking can be a real issue. when you're out and about, whether you're on a plane or at work, we have great healthy choices thanks to madelyn fernstrom as she continues to read the paper. >> you know the spanx, amazing body shaper. >> my friend. >> got them on right now. >> female billionaire, she joins warren buffet, tony robbins and mayor castro of san antonio. >> i'll be listening. how about a check of the weather first? >> little weak frontal system to the south bringing showers to texas and southeastern atlantic states. clipper coming across the states. no big deal. chilly throughout much of the country today. then for tomorrow, more lake-effect snow. it's going to be cold throughout much of the u.s. rain moves back into the pacific northwest. few scattered showers along the georgi

i'm willie geist with al roker, savannah guthrie and tamron hall. >>> up with kids or wanting to change your passion and career? we have advice on how to do just that. >>> making over your man. if you're tired of the oversized blazer or khaki slacks on date night, business casual pleated pants. >> i like those. >> well, we've got some trendy tips to update your guy's style. >> i like that. >> are there tips on how to approach it? do you lay out the jacket and say put this on? >> like an emotional handbook as well. >> the '80s called and want your wardrobe. >> treat him like a 5-year-old. put the clothes out. >> does my bum look big in these jeans, do you have that same reaction? >> no. tell us what to wear and put animals on it so they match. >> i like it. >>> just how far can your money go these days? what you can get for $300,000 or less. >> all right. but first, let's get to "today's" take three. we begin our take one, lance armstrong. where else could we begin? he confessed to oprah last night. we've been talking about that this morning. part one of his interview. part two will air

willie geist is at the navy memorial. if you consider erica as our closest correspondent to when they make the turn at the white house, this puts willie a little closer to the capitol. good morning. >> good morning, brian. i'm about at the halfway point in this 1.2 mile stretch of road that takes us from the white house to the capital. just a few minutes when he comes this from that coffee with congressional leaders, he'll zip up, not as at parade speed, but with a motorcade up to the capital. we'll see him back later this afternoon on the walk. this position at the navy memorial, notable because four years ago, this is the exact spot where the president did get out and walk. some people strategically positioning themselves. we talked to them in the crowd hoping they may see him again. we have no idea where he will, but we understand he'll get out of the car a couple of times over the course of this parade, brian. >> willie, did i hear you say on the "today" show those are utah state troopers behind you? >> utah. we have a

i'm willie geist along with al rok roker. and back from your day job at hollywood access live.at? if i'm not going to be out there, you will be out there. i keep showing up and y'all keep letting me in the door. i wasn't invited back, i keep showing up. >> al and i were talking. we love having you. >> thank you. >> coming up, if you resolve to get healthy in the new year, takes more than cutting calories, five easy lifestyle changes you can incorporate everyday to help lose the weight. >> and from decades past, beehives and bobs, the old trends are back and how to look better than ever. i personally like the '80s, diffuser and john hughes movie. >> tell me about the diffuser. >> you pump up the hair. you know the '80s, al. >> sure. i had a mullet. >>> if one of your resolutions is to save more money, we will tell you what to expect when it comes to prices in 2013, gas, college tuition, what's cheaper and more expensive, we will help you plan your budget. first, a look at the news. >> >> i do. >>> for the first time since the massacre at sandy hook elementary, students return to

. >> "time" magazine's joe kline and willie geist is live. he's on the parade route.he cold. i'm doing something wrong here clearly. we will update you on what will happen out here today. the president will come by shortly. a good size crowd gathering. we will give you the lowdown when we come back here on "morning joe." [ human league plays "i'm only human" ] [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? [ coughs ] [ breathes deeply, wind blows ] [ male announcer ] halls. let the cool in. go, go, go, go! bye sweetie. honey what are you doing? we gotta go! it's dress-like-a-president day, i'm supposed to be martin van buren. who? martin van buren! google? martin van buren. ♪ . >> taking a look at live pic

. >> i'm willie geist. savannah is going to be conducting a legal seminar. >> i'll be able to explain all of it. >> our legal analyst savannah guthrie will be with us. it does seem fitting we're wrapping up this weekend with a winter storm stretching over a broad part of this country. >> we're hovering around zero with the wind chill in new york city. we're the lucky ones. we're going to get to al's forecast straight ahead. very important if you're traveling. >>> the dramatic rescue of a young boy as he was pulled to safety after he was caught in a flash flood. we'll show you what happens. >>> for the first time, we'll hear voicemails from a person who pretended to be manti te'o's girlfriend. >> i just wanted to say i love you and good night and i'll be okay tonight. i love you so much. >>> so now the question is who does that voice belong to. was it the young man accused of being behind the hoax or somebody else entirely. we'll look into that. >> a lot of people wondering that. >>> do you wish you had more

willie geist is here. >> can i tell you this is a big day for you?> sure, sure. >> we've got a momentous birthday today in the brzezinski household, 17 years old? amelia? >> yes! >> 17. it's over. she's gone. >> she's not gone. >> i mean college a year from now. >> willie, willie. >> should we sing "happy birthday"? >> no. she would be so embarrassed. >> 17. >> i know, i'm the mother of a 17-year-old. joe, good morning. we have a lot to talk about today. i know you want to talk about major league baseball, though. that's what i'm told. >> well, i want to talk about a couple things. i think on your daughter's 17th birthday, i think now's a good time to come clean. >> okay. let's do it. >> a-rod's about to get busted for 'roids. ray lewis, in one of his press conferences, a football player, we find out that he's using deer -- what is it, willie -- deer -- >> deer antler spray. >> deer antler spray. >> that's awkward. >> which by the way, little-known fact, willie and i for the first three years of this show, and we admitted it, we would regularly go ov

back with me on set along with willie geist, we have mike halprin. has cemented its status as a bonified college football dinety after thrashing an overmatched notre dame 42-14 in last night's bcs championship game. willie, it just started badly for notre dame and never came back. it was over before it even began. >> two teams playing a different game. notre dame the higher ranked team at number one. they were the undefeated team. this was the time alabama was going to be taken down. it was clear ten minutes into the game that notre dame was overmatched. >> first half of the first quarter. >> it was 28-0 before you could blink your eye. >> i tried to watch. i did. i was like, i don't know, even past 10:00, but these on espn these men talking, they were obsessed with the girlfriend of -- i mean, they were look drooling over a beauty queen in the audience. is that how boring the game was or is that what they do, willie? >> i think it's a combination of both. but it was, indeed, a boring game. i think what you're talking about, mika, the girlfriend of al

is glenn beck still selling survival seats, willie geist?> i didn't get the subscription when he went to the new network. he did have those ads on fox but i haven't seen them lately. >> i need survival seats now. >> i'm going to get you some for your birthday. >> i think with every bushmaster that is sold, the nra ought to give coupons to "the book of eli" and get "the road," which is a great book. of course, zombies, people eating people, end of the world-type stuff. >> okay. so we will get to this ridiculous testimony on capitol hill as well as some of the powerful testimony in just a moment. i want to do these other stories first. you have to stay with me here. come on, now. >> they had a bushmaster. they tried to eat them, lock and load. >> what do i do? >> he almost died in the driveway. he almost -- denzel almost died, if he had a bushmaster or anyone -- a rocket launcher -- >> come here, now. it's all right. >> have you seen "the book of eli"? >> i have. it's a great underrated movie. >> you know what else i saw? i just saw it. denzel

willie geist is over at the news desk. willie, take it away. >> okay.lance armstrong says his mythic story was, quote, one big lie. he has now admitted that he cheated in all of his seven tour de france victories. in an interview with oprah winfrey that aired thursday night, he says he used performance-enhancing drugs and that doping was common in the cycling culture. >>> 48 hours ago, notre dame star linebacker manti te'o arguably was the most marketable player in the nfl draft. now that is threatened because of a hoax about his girlfriend that never existed. questions remain whether he was involved in the hoax or is a victim. he has been projected as a top ten pick. >>> officials in chicago this morning are exhuming the body of a lottery winner. urooj khan decide as he was about to collect his lottery winnings. a family member's call for an investigation led to the discovery that he was poisoned with cyanide. authorities are hoping an autopsy will provide some new answers. >>> toyota has settled the first in a group of hundreds of pending wrongful dea

i'm looking at you, willie geist.d morning. >> i'm not getting involved. yes, i am. mother nature clearly has a plan for us this week and it is a doozy. while we can't do anything about the temperature outside, we can do a little something-something about the temperature inside. or can we? this disagreement on what exactly should be done is leaving some people boiling mad and others feeling left out in the cold. from the beginning, it's probably the one battle that has tr transcended time, space and modern technology. >> adam, it's freezing. >> well i'm hot. put on a sweatshirt. >> reporter: the struggle to control the thermostat. in the car, in the house, in the office. no matter where you are, someone always wants it cooler and someone always wants it warmer. exhibit a, newlyweds sarah and andrew colbert. you've been dating for four years, married for four months. how long has the temperature debate been going on for, though? >> since the first time we were in the same room. >> really? >> yeah. >> where do you both

inside studio 1a i am willie geist with savannah, al, and natalie morales. right to today's take 3.before air senate panel about the attacks in benghazi, libya, september 11th of this year, highly charged afternoon. a lot of emotion on both sides from the questioners and secretary clinton herself. let's watch. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carried those flag-draped caskets off the plane at andrews. i put my arms around the mothers and fathers, the sisters and brothers, the sons and daughters and the wives left alone to raise their children. >> so obviously getting emotional there talking about >> so obviously, getting emotional there, talking about the families and the people that didn't come home, the four of them. some people have zeroed in on the emotion, probably should be more focused on the content of the hearings. but people asking the question not just of hillary clinton, but of public figures, what it means to cry in public, whether or not that's a good idea. >> well, and this is very personal, as she said. you know, these are people that she knew well a

i'm al roker, along with willie geist and natalie morales. >>> from the hit series "necessary roughnessca are trying to get her style. how her fashion has changed over the last four years and what we can look forward to the next four years. and also what is it going to be like for the obama daughters? we'll get into that as the girls are entering their teen years. >>> flu season in full swing right now, hitting a lot of people really hard. there are certain foods you can include in your diet to help fight the flu, it turns out, and help you feel better faster. first, al, a quick check of the weather. >> we look ahead for today, more lake-effect snow, eastern great lakes especially. arctic air, covering the eastern third of the country. high surf advisories along the southern california coast. air stagnation alerts continue in the pacific northwest. and for tomorrow, big system coming in will get rid of that air stagnation, but bring in a lot of rain, mountain snows, more lake-effect snow in the eastern and central great lakes. look for mild weather in the midsection of the country. it w