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just outside of d.c. george? >> we'll see if they can police that. whit, thank you. >>> we get to the latest on rising tension in the middle east and what could be a dramatic increase in u.s. forces to the region. the pentagon expected to present a plan to the white house today for sending up to 10,000 more troops as a counter to iran. our chief global affairs anchor, martha raddatz, tracking these developments from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this request could result in thousands more u.s. forces in the mideast and with them an almost certain increase in tensions with iran which are already red hot. u.s. officials tell abc news that the pentagon will present the request for more forces at the white house today. the request was made by the military's central command responsible for the region. one official saying the request could result in five to 10,000 more troops which would be used for defensive purposes as a deterrent to iran. the president on monday calling iran very hostile and the number one provocateur of terror. >> we have no indica
just outside of d.c. george? >> we'll see if they can police that. whit, thank you. >>> we get to the latest on rising tension in the middle east and what could be a dramatic increase in u.s. forces to the region. the pentagon expected to present a plan to the white house today for sending up to 10,000 more troops as a counter to iran. our chief global affairs anchor, martha raddatz, tracking these developments from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good...
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george w. bush in 2000 or john mccain in 2008. you have a bunch of governors, haley barbour, mitch daniels and others that are positioning themselves. you have sarah palin out there as the populous hero. not sure if she's going to run in the end. but a lot of the presidential candidates realize the action is going to be on capitol hill for the next few months. some of them are going to lay low. i think this is going to be a republican race that develops somewhat more slowly than usual. you have mitt romney out there that has to deal with the problem of having championed in massachusetts a health care bill that has some resemblances to what president obama pushed through. he is laying low and trying not to be a target this early in the race. >> hard to believe, one cycle ends and the next one begins. john harwood, take care of that voice. >> i will try. i hope you get the man purse that you want. >> it is 7:14. once again, here's amy. >> sorry, carl. all right. >>> early storms have hills covered in snow areas across the country. and that sounds like fun. it means a lot of kids will
george w. bush in 2000 or john mccain in 2008. you have a bunch of governors, haley barbour, mitch daniels and others that are positioning themselves. you have sarah palin out there as the populous hero. not sure if she's going to run in the end. but a lot of the presidential candidates realize the action is going to be on capitol hill for the next few months. some of them are going to lay low. i think this is going to be a republican race that develops somewhat more slowly than usual. you...
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lies. >> not i. >> okay, george washington. >> that rebel. >> still bitter. >> good morning. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> is this a typo or did you tell the producer that you've seen the movie hundreds of times? >> no, it's not a typo. >> i've seen the "godfather" ten times, that's a lot. >> it's constantly on television and i also own the dvd. and if i'm feeling -- i have three go-to movies. >> what are the other two? >> well, it goes between "the king of comedy" -- >> what is it "about a boy" that makes you feel so good when you watch it? >> apparently, even someone as selfishly hopeless as hugh grant's character can find redemption through sort of the ordinary business of being alive. i love that. that's not a big thing that happens, just realizing his humanity. >> people talk about, it's difficult to take a great book and turn into a great movie and now nbc is taking the book to a movie to this sitcom. it's not a traditional sitcom, though, it feels to me. >> no, it's not. i think through "parenthood" and "friday night lights," he's got a handle on how you effortles
lies. >> not i. >> okay, george washington. >> that rebel. >> still bitter. >> good morning. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> is this a typo or did you tell the producer that you've seen the movie hundreds of times? >> no, it's not a typo. >> i've seen the "godfather" ten times, that's a lot. >> it's constantly on television and i also own the dvd. and if i'm feeling -- i have three go-to movies. >> what are the...
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!!!!!!!! >>> just ahead, george clooney reacts to being some say i've done it all. i say i'm just getting started. i wear what i love, because expression means everything. ♪ too hot to trot some say i'm one-of-a-kind. i say i'm so chico's. >> good morning to you. 7:26 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the governor is expected to announce the end of the state's drought emergency today. he'll make that announcement after the final sierra snow pack report of the season. even though the drought emergency is being lifted, the state says people need to continue to conserve water. in the meantime, a neighborhood is cut off this morning after a mudslide. the slide took out the only drivable road into a small neighborhood on croix road west of downtown in morgan hill. huge trees and mud of blocking the path. people can use a 4 mile long fire trail on top of the ridge. let's check the forecast. >> good morning to you. we're looking toward a gorgeous day. temperatures well above average for today, we have a system of low pressure off to our north that's going to bring the clouds back like yest
!!!!!!!! >>> just ahead, george clooney reacts to being some say i've done it all. i say i'm just getting started. i wear what i love, because expression means everything. ♪ too hot to trot some say i'm one-of-a-kind. i say i'm so chico's. >> good morning to you. 7:26 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the governor is expected to announce the end of the state's drought emergency today. he'll make that announcement after the final sierra snow pack report of the season. even though...
Today : KNTV : November 16, 2015 7:00am-10:01am PST
be heard not the feed the impulse inside of us. i had a lot of othagreements wi george w. bush on politics but i was proud of 9/11 when he was adamant and clear about the fact this was not a war on islam. to notion that some of those would ignore all of that, that's not who we are. on this, they should follow his example. it was the right one. there's the right impulse. it's our better impulse. whether you are european or american, the values that we are defending, the values that we're fighting against isil for are precisely that we don't discriminate against people because of their faith. we don't kill people because they're different than us. that's what separates us from them. we don't feed that kind of notion that somehow christians and muslims are at war. if we want to be successful defeating isil, that's a good place to start by not promoting that kind of ideology, that kind of attitude. in the same way that the muslim community has an obligation not to in any way excuse anti christi christian sediment. we have the same obligation as christians. we are, it is good to rememb
be heard not the feed the impulse inside of us. i had a lot of othagreements wi george w. bush on politics but i was proud of 9/11 when he was adamant and clear about the fact this was not a war on islam. to notion that some of those would ignore all of that, that's not who we are. on this, they should follow his example. it was the right one. there's the right impulse. it's our better impulse. whether you are european or american, the values that we are defending, the values that we're...
herself, george clooney says i do, and march madness about to get real. >> some of the hot topics. here to break it down for you is daniel. good morning. >> good morning. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let's talk about what a lot of people were googling and looking into last night was classic tv series comeback. >> and watching on their tv. it was the classic tv series "cosmos" rebooted. kind of giving a bit of hollywood look and feel. it's all about the origins of our planets and the universe. and for space and science geeks like me, it was awesome. but it was trying to reach a broader audience at the same time. part of that is to do with seth mcfarlane as an executive producer. part of getting the funding. he produced 13 episodes and we'll see how it goes. it was great. >> kind of an incredible host. >> great ambassador for that. the cause. next search is bracketology. i guess selection sunday. >> yeah, the bracketology or something like that, but people were checking out the games over the weekend. some of them have more implications than others, but, of course, march madnes
herself, george clooney says i do, and march madness about to get real. >> some of the hot topics. here to break it down for you is daniel. good morning. >> good morning. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let's talk about what a lot of people were googling and looking into last night was classic tv series comeback. >> and watching on their tv. it was the classic tv series "cosmos" rebooted. kind of giving a bit of hollywood look and feel. it's all...
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cob fusednfused. >> christopher lloyd, parker posey, george newbern. hi great to see you. >> hi. >> we will talk about this show in a second. i know al celebrated very publicly the 30th anniversary of "back to the future" and probably has a question for you, christopher, i assume? it may not be a question in there just in awe of that movie. you have been my guiding principle in life as doc brown. >> oh wow. >> i wanted to say that. >> you made my day. >> we did read a story, though when you first read the script you threw it out. >> i discarded it. i made up my mind i was going to do something different, come back to new york to [ bleep ] with all that. they persuaded me to check it out. >> it's a good thing. >> glad they got to you. parker let's talk about "granite flatts" here. for people that don't get byo tv. a lot of new eyeballs will be on it. set the screen a bit. >> "granite flatts" is a period piece. you will watch it on netflix on may 15th. right? >> mm-hmm. >> i describe it as the gremlins meets david lynch meets the -- >> oh wow. >> she has not been drinking. >> hold
cob fusednfused. >> christopher lloyd, parker posey, george newbern. hi great to see you. >> hi. >> we will talk about this show in a second. i know al celebrated very publicly the 30th anniversary of "back to the future" and probably has a question for you, christopher, i assume? it may not be a question in there just in awe of that movie. you have been my guiding principle in life as doc brown. >> oh wow. >> i wanted to say that. >> you made my...
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presidential medal of freedom in 2004, comparing golf grips with then president george w. bush. palmer became just as well known for his pursuits off the course. he popularized a drink known as the arnold palmer, half tea, half lemonade, and he created a multi million dollar business empire, designing and building golf courses around the world. h iconic status going far beyond the game. >> he had the it factor and it was com bustable. he was a star. >> overnight, president obama tweeted here's to the king, who was as extraordinary on the links as he was generous to others. thanks for the memories, arnold. >> thank god for the game of golf and what it has meant to me. >> thank god for arnold palmer. we're joined by bob costas of nbc sports. good morning to you. >> hey matt, hey savannah. >> jones, hogan, sneed, a lot of other great golfers. he had impact like none other. why? >> i think your obit said it all and i was just about to cite the same three guys. jones, hogan and sneed who proceeded him. he was the first golf super star of the television era and he had that magnetism that kelly refe
presidential medal of freedom in 2004, comparing golf grips with then president george w. bush. palmer became just as well known for his pursuits off the course. he popularized a drink known as the arnold palmer, half tea, half lemonade, and he created a multi million dollar business empire, designing and building golf courses around the world. h iconic status going far beyond the game. >> he had the it factor and it was com bustable. he was a star. >> overnight, president obama...
britain's baby prince george, but the little prince wasn't at church today. prince william and kate middleton left him safe and warm at home. temperatures are just above freezing in sandringham, england. four generation of the royal family are gathered today for a traditional turkey dinner. the royals open their presents on christmas eve. >>> what is better than carolers outside your door on christmas eve? how about if one is superstar u2 frontman, bono. ♪ >> not too shabbyship. a christmas eve tradition for upon know. he and irish folk singer, glenn hansard, have been caroling since 2009 for a charity. >>> looking at your weather, much of the country will see a quiet and seasonably chilly christmas day. few scattered showers are possible in southeast florida and southern texas. quick-moving storm system will produce snow showers in the great lakes, especially in michigan and back to wisconsin, where up to five inches of snow may accumulate. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine is on tap acres >> good morning. 8:05, still waking up to clear skies across the bay area. really beautiful con
britain's baby prince george, but the little prince wasn't at church today. prince william and kate middleton left him safe and warm at home. temperatures are just above freezing in sandringham, england. four generation of the royal family are gathered today for a traditional turkey dinner. the royals open their presents on christmas eve. >>> what is better than carolers outside your door on christmas eve? how about if one is superstar u2 frontman, bono. ♪ >> not too...
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song today is. >> we've called my son george ever since he was little, he was a baby that he was so big that we called him biggie and sometimes we remind ourselves we're calling our little boy notorious b.i.g. >> nothing like first grade thug life. >> yes, my son is biggie small. >> have to give it to up somebody -- i can not stop looking at al roker for many reasons, his handsome face and goatee and all those things that i could list. this suit -- >> blue corduroy. >> it's ridiculous. >> j. crew. >> blue corduroy. >> when i saw al this morning, and he walked by, and i'm like can i touch it. it was creepy, i know. >> yes, somehow acceptable. >> it is so impeccable. >> yeah. >> but what's your tip for guys? you dress wonderfullly as al, but you take the next level. what tips do you have for the fellows out there is. >> wear something that you feel comfortable in, that you like? >> pajamas. >> pajama jeans. i love them. >> you can take this too far, like joe scarborough. >> with the zipup? he's casual. >> our colleague over on -- >> "morning joe." >> basically wears pajamas. we're a casua
song today is. >> we've called my son george ever since he was little, he was a baby that he was so big that we called him biggie and sometimes we remind ourselves we're calling our little boy notorious b.i.g. >> nothing like first grade thug life. >> yes, my son is biggie small. >> have to give it to up somebody -- i can not stop looking at al roker for many reasons, his handsome face and goatee and all those things that i could list. this suit -- >> blue...
pirates off the coast of somalia. nbc's george lewis has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that yacht with the four americans and as many as 15 pirates on board is being closely shadowed by u.s. navy ships with helicopters on board as an fbi hostage negotiation team tries to talk the pirates into releasing the americans. the hostages are scott and jean adam from california who have been sailing around the world on "the quest," their yacht and phyllis mckay who joined them in india. scott, who has known them a long time, says they are experienced sailors who don't take chances at sea. >> they are thoughtful people. scott is a gentle man. she's a tough gal. my heart goes out to them. i wouldn't want to change places with them. >> reporter: the americans were captured off oman as they made their way to the red sea. they had been sailing with other boats in a rally, but the rally organizers said quest chose to take an independent route, leaving the rally on 15 february. last year, pirates hi jacked 49 vessels over a million square miles of ocean. was it a big mis
pirates off the coast of somalia. nbc's george lewis has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that yacht with the four americans and as many as 15 pirates on board is being closely shadowed by u.s. navy ships with helicopters on board as an fbi hostage negotiation team tries to talk the pirates into releasing the americans. the hostages are scott and jean adam from california who have been sailing around the world on "the quest," their yacht and phyllis mckay...
Today : KNTV : May 19, 2014 7:00am-11:01am PDT
george clooney, chris witherspoon from "the grio.com" has all the scoop. the michael jackson hologram, that was interesting and hard to -- i don't know. i thought it was a little creepy. >> it was a feat. it was amazing to watch. he came out and performed 16 dancers behind him, performed "slave to the rhythm." it was amazing and people in the audience were crying, emotional. and there was a little bit of buzz behind the hologram, the company that owns the hologram, hologram usa said there were a bunch of lawsuits flying around that they didn't want it to take place, but it won, the show went on. >> it went over well. >> people were on their feet the whole time. >> just reminds you of what an unbelievable talent he was. nobody like him. >> and it seemed so authentic. >> dances were great. >> robin thicke, we hear he wants his girl back and decided to declare it. >> the song "get her back." people were buzzing things that this song was actually a way too get paula patton so listen to him, to hear his plea, take him back. we sought comment from robin thicke and they said they have no off
george clooney, chris witherspoon from "the grio.com" has all the scoop. the michael jackson hologram, that was interesting and hard to -- i don't know. i thought it was a little creepy. >> it was a feat. it was amazing to watch. he came out and performed 16 dancers behind him, performed "slave to the rhythm." it was amazing and people in the audience were crying, emotional. and there was a little bit of buzz behind the hologram, the company that owns the hologram,...
Today : KNTV : October 6, 2014 7:00am-11:01am PDT
entertainment weekly correspondent nina teraro. we last left george and amal, they were getting married. >> my invitation got lost in the mail. now that the wedding is over, they settled down into amal's dre dream home. they bought a home that cost over 5 million pounds, not too far from the downton abbey estate used in the miniseries. a beautiful english estate perfect for the two love birds. >> they're going to live there. >> they're going to live there. jorb george has homes all over the world, italy and l.a. this looks like it is home base. to me, it settles the question of whether amal will continue working. the estate is 50 miles from london. she can commute back and forth and continue her work as a human rights attorney. >> downton abbey, did i read somewhere that george was going to be -- going to star in downton abbey? >> a little bit art imitating life because the house is so close to downton abbey and he'll be starring in an upcoming christmas special for the show which will air in the u.s. >> awesome. >> can't forget, this house really signifies they have it all, which is wh
entertainment weekly correspondent nina teraro. we last left george and amal, they were getting married. >> my invitation got lost in the mail. now that the wedding is over, they settled down into amal's dre dream home. they bought a home that cost over 5 million pounds, not too far from the downton abbey estate used in the miniseries. a beautiful english estate perfect for the two love birds. >> they're going to live there. >> they're going to live there. jorb george has...
blame this one on me, you know what i'm saying? >> blame it on george bush, okay? >> the best speeches in the united states, by trip adviser. here are a couple of suggestions. a bunch of people on the website weighed in. on their favorite beaches and here they are the third best beach is the gulf island's national seashore in pensacola, florida. >> i agree, you can camp on the beach, 150-mile stretch of it, it runs from cat island, mississippi, to santa rosa island in florida, it's like sugar. i've never seen such white sand in my life, it's glorious. >> number two, siesta key, a public beach in sarasota. clean, hard-packed sand there. >> the number one and i have to agree with this one as well, top beach in the whole country is kanapali beach in hawaii. great for long walks, swimming, snorkeling, sunsets, and views. >> let's go. >> hoda needs to take her thong. >>> this is so exciting, i have such a great i heart hoda. >> just when i was in a good mood. >> this is about people shopping in a thrift shop. people shopping in a thrift shop. we got the clean version, so no one fre
blame this one on me, you know what i'm saying? >> blame it on george bush, okay? >> the best speeches in the united states, by trip adviser. here are a couple of suggestions. a bunch of people on the website weighed in. on their favorite beaches and here they are the third best beach is the gulf island's national seashore in pensacola, florida. >> i agree, you can camp on the beach, 150-mile stretch of it, it runs from cat island, mississippi, to santa rosa island in...
Today : KNTV : August 5, 2016 7:00am-10:01am PDT
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. the former intelligence official under george bush and president bush alleges vladimir putin a former high ranking kgb officer played on mr. trump's opinion vulnerabilities. trump bragged about praise from the russian president. >> you know, putin -- he said, donald trump is brilliant. and donald trump is the leader and -- he said nice things about mow. >> reporter: he writes in the intelligence business, we would say that mr. putin had recruited mr. trump as an unwitting agent of the russian federation. trump blasting president obama and hillary clinton for a controversial decision to return $400 million to iran. on the same day iran was releasing four american detainees. however, clinton was long out of office and the president says it was not ransom. >> we do not pay ransom for hostages. >> trump is drawing fire himself for claiming he saw video of an unmarked cargo plane delivering that cash to iran. >> the tape was made, right? you saw that with the plane coming in. >> reporter: the only known video is a private jet bringing them home. trump tweeted an acknowledgment, it w
. the former intelligence official under george bush and president bush alleges vladimir putin a former high ranking kgb officer played on mr. trump's opinion vulnerabilities. trump bragged about praise from the russian president. >> you know, putin -- he said, donald trump is brilliant. and donald trump is the leader and -- he said nice things about mow. >> reporter: he writes in the intelligence business, we would say that mr. putin had recruited mr. trump as an unwitting agent of...
. >> george kennedy came out of retirement to play my grandfather, jessica lang. that attributes that to the writing. bill monahan writes these juicy characters that people want to blend. >> you've been in the news recently for a subject that has nothing to do with making movies. >> yes. >> you filed paperwork with the massachusetts parole board to get a pardon from felony convictions. it's well known you didn't grow up in a norman rockwell existence. >> no, not at all. >> outside boston. you were arrested and spent time in jail for violent assault. why do you want a pardon? there seems to be some discrepancy there. >> yeah. of course, everybody has an opinion, is entitled to it. whether i'm deserving of it or not. from the day i woke up in prison, realized the mistakes i made and the pain i caused people, i committed to turning my life around, which is not an easy thing to do. a i still had to go to prison. not being in the gang anymore left me alone. i was basically a follower instead of a leader and i needed to change my ways. going back to the community, still living in that neigh
. >> george kennedy came out of retirement to play my grandfather, jessica lang. that attributes that to the writing. bill monahan writes these juicy characters that people want to blend. >> you've been in the news recently for a subject that has nothing to do with making movies. >> yes. >> you filed paperwork with the massachusetts parole board to get a pardon from felony convictions. it's well known you didn't grow up in a norman rockwell existence. >> no, not at...
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, george will announcing that he has left the republican party after calling trump a counterfeit republican and telling republicans to make sure that trump loses. trump firing back, calling the pulzer prize winner, overrated. tamron, matt. >> peter, thank you very much. >>> as for hillary clinton, she is campaigning in the battleground state of ohio today. she'll share the stage with elizabeth warren. nbc's andrea mitchell is in cincinnati for us, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. and here in cincinnati it's going to be the first joint appearance of these two very wonderful democratic women. and in some ways, it could be a tryout to see if elizabeth warren could be a running mate. she has so far been the best democratic attacker of donald trump. she also is the best weapon that hillary clinton has to try to woo over bernie sanders supporters. sanders as you know has still not endorsed hillary clinton. and is only grudgely said that yes, he would vote for her, but this the best bet she has to try to bring the sanders people in. and that remains to be seen thoug
, george will announcing that he has left the republican party after calling trump a counterfeit republican and telling republicans to make sure that trump loses. trump firing back, calling the pulzer prize winner, overrated. tamron, matt. >> peter, thank you very much. >>> as for hillary clinton, she is campaigning in the battleground state of ohio today. she'll share the stage with elizabeth warren. nbc's andrea mitchell is in cincinnati for us, good morning to you. >>...
Today : KNTV : October 28, 2014 7:00am-11:00am PDT
nervous wreck. >> what's the go-to thing when george and lucy are not behaving, when leyla is being a teenager, what's the go-to thing you say that snaps those kids into place? >> there's a tone of voice. >> oh, it's a tone? >> it's like a marine -- >> you use the tone. if you have to move to the next level, it's the full name. >> leyla ruth roker! nicholas albert roker, get over here right now. >> and it works? >> most times. >> so you're like 50/50? >> if there's momentum going, they're going nuts, it's a little difficult. >> you can't stop that train. >> other times, they wrust turn t the lights out. >> dad, please, go on. >> that could go either way. they do exactly what you told them to do. my kids have never met the queen, nor will they. if they -- or you get a tantrum out of somebody. and i don't know what you do if you're in buckingham palace and there's a tantrum. >> or church. or wedding or anything like that. do you remove the kid? >> that's the mistake people make. they don't move the kid out. >> immediately. >> get out. >> move! >> parents at home, you're in church, at a
nervous wreck. >> what's the go-to thing when george and lucy are not behaving, when leyla is being a teenager, what's the go-to thing you say that snaps those kids into place? >> there's a tone of voice. >> oh, it's a tone? >> it's like a marine -- >> you use the tone. if you have to move to the next level, it's the full name. >> leyla ruth roker! nicholas albert roker, get over here right now. >> and it works? >> most times. >> so you're...
champ's boyhood home. >> i am the greatest. >> titans in the ring, george foreman and larry holmes will be pallbearers and others for today's service will include former champ lennox lewis and will smith. >> i ain't afraid to be what i want to be. >> earned an oscar for his portrayal of the american icon. ali who died a week ago at 74, will be laid to rest this afternoon at cave hill cemetery. on thursday an estimated 14,000 people gathered to pay respects at a traditional muslim prayer service in louisville's freedom hall. on facebook president obama called ali a personal hero, showing off a pair of boxing gloves signed by the three-time heavyweight champion. >> i kept this in this dining room the entire time i've been president. >> reporter: at today's public memorial his wife lonnie and daughter will speak. former president bill clinton, billy crystal and bryant gumbel. at the muhammad ali center i spoke with ali's son. >> people from all over the world, from all over the country are going to gather tomorrow and they are going to say a lot of amazing things about your dad. what
champ's boyhood home. >> i am the greatest. >> titans in the ring, george foreman and larry holmes will be pallbearers and others for today's service will include former champ lennox lewis and will smith. >> i ain't afraid to be what i want to be. >> earned an oscar for his portrayal of the american icon. ali who died a week ago at 74, will be laid to rest this afternoon at cave hill cemetery. on thursday an estimated 14,000 people gathered to pay respects at a...
Today : KNTV : January 9, 2012 7:00am-11:00am PST
is. your wife would love that move. >> we'll step into the kitchen with hot new york chef george mendez. we's whipping up comfort food. it sounds great. it's perfect for winter. braised short ribs. oh. >> that's all we need this winter. >> oh. >> first, al, how about a check of the weather, if you can. >> braised short ribs. >> stop. you're giving me goosebumps. >> what it takes to give cameron goosebumps. >> there you go. want goosebumps? braised short ribs. in the early week period, much above normal temperatures throughout much of the country. but cooler in texas where we are looking for snow. in the mid-week period, rain along the east coast with warmer temperatures, above normal out west. in the latter part of the week below normal in the northeast with snow in the great lakes. above normal texas to northern nevada and warm from the plains into oklahoma. >>> good morning. taking a live look at oakland. beautiful shot. here you can see a clear sky overhead and glassy conditions right on the bay. we're going to see comfortable bay today. temperatures climbing into the mid 60s
is. your wife would love that move. >> we'll step into the kitchen with hot new york chef george mendez. we's whipping up comfort food. it sounds great. it's perfect for winter. braised short ribs. oh. >> that's all we need this winter. >> oh. >> first, al, how about a check of the weather, if you can. >> braised short ribs. >> stop. you're giving me goosebumps. >> what it takes to give cameron goosebumps. >> there you go. want goosebumps?...
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then, even when we had disagreements wen george bush and the democratic congress. it's not an alternative we ought to be taking. i think we're very close. we have come 70% of the way in terms of dollars. that's a long way to go in terms of trying to reach compromise. now as the president and harry reid pointed out, there are social issues which the republicans are holding hostage the government. >> my understanding is the real focus is on issues like limiting funding for planned parenthood. how is that resolved? and does it derail compromise? >> the president has indicated, as george bush did, his predecessor, that he would not sign bills contrary to the policies he believed the american public elected him to carry out. he was elected overwhelmingly as president of the united states. the republicans have taken the house of representatives, one-third of the government. when we were in the house we compromised. we understood the president could veto and i would hope the republicans would make that same understanding. after all, this debate began about bringing down deficits, bri
then, even when we had disagreements wen george bush and the democratic congress. it's not an alternative we ought to be taking. i think we're very close. we have come 70% of the way in terms of dollars. that's a long way to go in terms of trying to reach compromise. now as the president and harry reid pointed out, there are social issues which the republicans are holding hostage the government. >> my understanding is the real focus is on issues like limiting funding for planned...
could be the weekend for george clooney and fiancee, reports say they will ty the knot this saturday in italy. they caught her looking stunningly apparently as she arrived in the country a. little wedding in venice. i volunteered to go to cover it. >> it's happened to all of us. we get off a plane, reel realize you left something behind. >> it's almost worth it if you get a friend like this to help you savehe day. yes. sherlock the beagle on the case, for dutch airlines, he gets a whiff of the passenger's phone, using her scent. he tracks her down back in the terminal. hold on, everybody, he's too good to be true. >> it is unfortunately t. agency behind this ad confirmingless pure fantasy a. marketing stunt designed to lure dog lovers everywhere. >> don't forget to get your stuff. >> it's worth it. though. >> i believe it. >> i believe. >> i love sherlock. >> that is what's trending today. up next, i'm so excited our . >> we are back now with our shine the light series. we kicked off hoda's initiative on wednesday. this morning, we are happy to say it's time for the finished product. >>
could be the weekend for george clooney and fiancee, reports say they will ty the knot this saturday in italy. they caught her looking stunningly apparently as she arrived in the country a. little wedding in venice. i volunteered to go to cover it. >> it's happened to all of us. we get off a plane, reel realize you left something behind. >> it's almost worth it if you get a friend like this to help you savehe day. yes. sherlock the beagle on the case, for dutch airlines, he gets a...
. they flew into jfk on a commercial flight leaving baby george behind in london. >> there were people, yes. so they were mingling with everybody else. >> reporter: the carlisle hotel will be their home away from home, a favorite of william's mother diana. >> there would always be people there and she would take the time to wave and acknowledge everyone before she got in her car. she was very special to us. >> reporter: the duke of cambridge will kick start the tour in d.c. meeting with, vice president and dr. biden and hillary and chelsea clinton. >> at the north side center for childhood development in harlem kate will giftwrap presents for the kids who are busy making decorations for their royal visitor. but some of them don't really know who the duchess is. >> expecting elsa from "frozen." >> reporter: will and kate may meet up with jay-z and beyonce, the couple going courtside to catch lebron james who says playing for hem is a huge honor. >> taking in a basketball game will be great fun for them. if they are next to beyonce and jay-z that will be brilliant. >> maybe we'll catch t
. they flew into jfk on a commercial flight leaving baby george behind in london. >> there were people, yes. so they were mingling with everybody else. >> reporter: the carlisle hotel will be their home away from home, a favorite of william's mother diana. >> there would always be people there and she would take the time to wave and acknowledge everyone before she got in her car. she was very special to us. >> reporter: the duke of cambridge will kick start the tour in...
. but that was one of george clooney's first acting roles, he played a handy man. >> that's it? >> oh, my gosh. >> he's cute. 50i679 she say. >> they say he was just another actor and didn't make a lasting impression. >> she didn't remember it. >> how could you not remember kissing him? >> i don't know. maybe she kissed a lot of cute guys. i don't know. >> okay. >>> have you ever been to a wedding where a cringe worthy moment didn't happen? it's a very rare thing. new survey reveals the most cringe worthy moment. >> i would picture the toast. you know -- >> people are hammered by then. >> they are hammered. they say things that are terrible. some just go on and on and on. >> they bring up ex-girlfriends. you know how they do it? you're like oh, my god. >> you want it over! >> i didn't realize this, but a lot of people can't stand when the bride and groom choreograph their dance. you know when they are like ready one, two -- now everything is on youtube. >> and grm grandma is in her nickers. and doing the rum ba. i think it's cute. other people say the mother of the groom becomes a bri
. but that was one of george clooney's first acting roles, he played a handy man. >> that's it? >> oh, my gosh. >> he's cute. 50i679 she say. >> they say he was just another actor and didn't make a lasting impression. >> she didn't remember it. >> how could you not remember kissing him? >> i don't know. maybe she kissed a lot of cute guys. i don't know. >> okay. >>> have you ever been to a wedding where a cringe worthy moment didn't...
named max? you know this one, right? >> i do. it's "b," george clooney. >> george clooney? he owned a pot belly pig? >> a vietnamese pot belly pig. his name was max. he had him for 18 years which is amazing because their average life span is 12 to 15 years. >> and they're great pets? >> who's the cutest there? >> you know what? i don't know. back across. >> a lovely lady from texas. how many more pet cats are there in the u.s. compared to the number of pet dogs? 2 million? 5? 10? or 15 million? >> i'm going to say "b," 5 million. >> no. everyone has a story. >> excellent. okay, the correct answer, 10 million. i didn't know there were more pet cats than dogs period. >> morehouse holds actually own dogs, but people who have cats tend to own more than one cat. they're easier. they live longer. you know, you can kind of help both of them live a little longer with regular veterinary care. >> good. >> fresh, healthy food. i feet my dogs fresh pet. just keeping their weight down. that's the biggest thing is keeping their weight down because just like us, it helps you live a whole lot longer
named max? you know this one, right? >> i do. it's "b," george clooney. >> george clooney? he owned a pot belly pig? >> a vietnamese pot belly pig. his name was max. he had him for 18 years which is amazing because their average life span is 12 to 15 years. >> and they're great pets? >> who's the cutest there? >> you know what? i don't know. back across. >> a lovely lady from texas. how many more pet cats are there in the u.s. compared to the...
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. when i mentioned george, you smiled. ♪ >>> and do you believe that we will win? the eyes of the nation on brazil as the u.s. gets set to take on belgium at the world cup today, tuesday, july 1st, 2014. >> i believe that we will win! >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ i believe that we will win >> i love the sound of that. good morning. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. we believe that we will win. >> it's a very catchy slogan. i have to say, i'm a little nervous. belgium's good. >> i know, you're a nervous nellie. >> tit's been a great tournamen. >> don't worry, i brought sedatives for you this afternoon. natalie is at her post in brazil. she believes that we will win. >>> but we've got breaking news to get to. it's israel striking back at hamas, blaming that group for the deaths of three teenagers who were kidnapped more than two weeks ago. nbc's keir simmons has the latest on the overnight developments. keir, good morning to you. >> good morning. tensions are deepening this morn
. when i mentioned george, you smiled. ♪ >>> and do you believe that we will win? the eyes of the nation on brazil as the u.s. gets set to take on belgium at the world cup today, tuesday, july 1st, 2014. >> i believe that we will win! >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ i believe that we will win >> i love the sound of that. good morning. welcome to...
to this country for the first time in his life. george weigel joins us here and maria shriver both commented on the need for religious freedom and the hot button issues in this country and world, the flight of the refugees, immigration reform and the watt l over that subject that is taking place and seems to be taking places in this country for decades. those are subjects that the pope will be talking about tomorrow when hi addresses this joint meeting of congress. and yet i was interested to hear him say i will offer words of encourage to lawmakers, not give them a lecture. >> he's not coming here as the 436th member of the house. he's coming here as the universal pastor of the catholic church. and i think he understands that this is a difficult moment in political history. aof divisiveness, a lot of head banging. not a whole lot of serious moral conversation about how we ought to be living together. and i think he wants to lift that vision. >> the ceremony is concluding as you can tell the people, the 15,000 or so people have gathered here at the white house that this part of the
to this country for the first time in his life. george weigel joins us here and maria shriver both commented on the need for religious freedom and the hot button issues in this country and world, the flight of the refugees, immigration reform and the watt l over that subject that is taking place and seems to be taking places in this country for decades. those are subjects that the pope will be talking about tomorrow when hi addresses this joint meeting of congress. and yet i was interested to...
some chains have a plan that critics say violate it is spirit of the law. george lewis has details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you're a parent or grandparent of children, this happy meal and the toy inside need no introduction. in san francisco these toys will no longer be free thanks to a new law that bans such giveaways in the name of public health. >> who is that? >> hello kitty. >> they first think about the toy. >> reporter: san francisco stirred audiotape national debate last year when it passed a law designed to keep fast food chains from using toy giveaways to sell the type of high fat meals that nutritionists say kids should avoid. >> low in nutrients, high in calories. and the toy is an attraction to get the kid to eat the food. that's not a good connection. >> reporter: now that the law has taken effect, mcdonald's found a way for kids to have their toys and eat happy meals, too. the solution? selling the toys for ten cents apiece with the purchase of a happy meal, of course. the company says that proceeds will be donated to the ronald mcdonald house cha
some chains have a plan that critics say violate it is spirit of the law. george lewis has details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you're a parent or grandparent of children, this happy meal and the toy inside need no introduction. in san francisco these toys will no longer be free thanks to a new law that bans such giveaways in the name of public health. >> who is that? >> hello kitty. >> they first think about the toy. >> reporter: san francisco...
to ronald reagan's old battles with moderate republicans like george h.w. bush. >> exactly the fight that reagan was in with the establishment. none of the fault lines have changed. >> reporter: gingrich also used reagan to defend his own rhetoric. >> you seem to use a lot of charged words that only seem to throw gasoline on the heart of the fire. as president are you going to tone that back? >> reagan wanted to communicate clearly and vividly to the american people. i want to communicate clearly and vividly to the american people. >> the former speaker then had more combative comments against president obama likening him to saul olinsky. >> i believe he is a saul radical, he taught olinsky in chicago. he lives it in his mind and believes in him in his world. >> reporter: pivotal in iowa with gingrich is his marital history. asked about his relationship with his two ex-wives. >> with my first wife we have a relationship because we share two daughters and two grandchildren. very respectful on both sides. >> your second? >> we don't have a relationship. >> reporter: if gingrich d
to ronald reagan's old battles with moderate republicans like george h.w. bush. >> exactly the fight that reagan was in with the establishment. none of the fault lines have changed. >> reporter: gingrich also used reagan to defend his own rhetoric. >> you seem to use a lot of charged words that only seem to throw gasoline on the heart of the fire. as president are you going to tone that back? >> reagan wanted to communicate clearly and vividly to the american people. i...
goes on and on and on. an. earlier this morning i spoke ea with pastor george mason.tor ge. he's speaking on behalf of beh thomas eric duncan's family in texas and personally had to ha inform them of duncan's death.d. i began by asking what his what fiance must be feeling this morning.morning. >> mixed emotions is still the right thing, but today joy is taking over for sure. over for . she continues to mourn the loss of not only her beloved fiance, but also all of her possessions and being displaced and all d a sorts of things and also sorts of things and al sympathy for those who so sympathy for those who contracted ebola, but today -- today is a good day. bola, but today is a good day. >> yet she's had to look back >> yet she's had t over these last 21 days as to o what's happened in her life and as we mentioned so many times t mr. duncan first went to the t hospital complaining of symptoms and the first time he was turned away and given an it i bottics.. does miss treau believe he could have survived if he'd been d been earlier? treated earlier? >> she thinks certainly he woul
goes on and on and on. an. earlier this morning i spoke ea with pastor george mason.tor ge. he's speaking on behalf of beh thomas eric duncan's family in texas and personally had to ha inform them of duncan's death.d. i began by asking what his what fiance must be feeling this morning.morning. >> mixed emotions is still the right thing, but today joy is taking over for sure. over for . she continues to mourn the loss of not only her beloved fiance, but also all of her possessions and...
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hero turned villain turned hero is absent. as is his creator george lucas, who has passed the lightsaber to j.j. abrams. abrams, fresh off directing two "star trek" films, said in a statement "it is both thrilling and surreal to watch the beloved original cast and these brilliant new performers come together to bring this world to life once again." and now the countdown to december 2015 is officially on to see how a skywalker in his 60s deals with an empire striking back again. >> you'll find i'm full of surprises. >> filming starts in just a few weeks, and the film opens december 18th, 2015. >> merry christmas! >> have to wait a little while. >> should we get in line right now? >> it gives matt plenty of time to sit down and watch one through six. >> i can't believe you. >> i'm getting to it. >> i wish darth vader were here right now. he could do that thing to your neck. >> the force choke. >> if you had seen it, you would know what that means. >> let's get to tamron. tamron's in the orange room covering for carson. >> matt, i still can't believe you've not seen them. >> oh,
hero turned villain turned hero is absent. as is his creator george lucas, who has passed the lightsaber to j.j. abrams. abrams, fresh off directing two "star trek" films, said in a statement "it is both thrilling and surreal to watch the beloved original cast and these brilliant new performers come together to bring this world to life once again." and now the countdown to december 2015 is officially on to see how a skywalker in his 60s deals with an empire striking back...
thinking i can sing, don't worry. >> may 22nd "tomorrowland" and the same day "poltergeist." >> yes. george clooney plays a former boy genius and he teams up with a gifted teenager. had he travels to this place called tomorrowland which is caught between space and time. if it sounds very confusing, it is supposed to. disney is keeping it very under wraps. it's from one of the creators of "lost." and "poltergeist," reboot of the 1982 horror classic. they wanted to contempt rise it. and so you're thinking a contemporary poltergeist, demons coming through tinder. no. just a house traumatizing a little kid. >> you know what traumatize my kids? on the bus stop, the clowns posters. and may 29th, a movie called "aloha." >> yes. this one bradley cooper stars as a defense contractor who goes to hawaii maybe to rekindle things with his ex-girlfriend played by rachel mcadams. he falls in love with emma stone. this was supposed to star reese witherspoon and ben stiller. but rescheduling happened. bottom line, beautiful people, beautiful scenery. >> i love it. >> you said that right. can't wait. sorry,
thinking i can sing, don't worry. >> may 22nd "tomorrowland" and the same day "poltergeist." >> yes. george clooney plays a former boy genius and he teams up with a gifted teenager. had he travels to this place called tomorrowland which is caught between space and time. if it sounds very confusing, it is supposed to. disney is keeping it very under wraps. it's from one of the creators of "lost." and "poltergeist," reboot of the 1982 horror...
washington state. how concerned should you be? nbc's george lewis is here to put it in perspective. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. california is the number one milk producing state in the country so any talk of radiation in the milk supply has people talking, even as the experts say there is no reason to worry. those tiny, barely measurable amounts of radiation were probably ingested by dairy cattle in california and washington state as the wind carried it in from japan. minor amounts of iodine 131 were found in milk from california on march 28th and washington state on march 25th. >> in layman's terms the current amount of i-131 is really a speck of dust. >> so are we seeing anything new this morning? >> reporter: this epa lab in alabama has been keeping a close eye on radiation in the air, the water, and the milk supply. people in charge say the levels are way below anything that would trigger an alert. >> we have seen no cause for alarm. the very first samples we got in -- >> reporter: and it wasn't the epa but rather state officials who first detected radiation in the ca
washington state. how concerned should you be? nbc's george lewis is here to put it in perspective. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. california is the number one milk producing state in the country so any talk of radiation in the milk supply has people talking, even as the experts say there is no reason to worry. those tiny, barely measurable amounts of radiation were probably ingested by dairy cattle in california and washington state as the wind carried it in from japan....
local news update. ♪ >>> good morning. breaking overnight. icon lost. pop superstar george michael dies suddenly christmas day at the age of 53. the sing are first hitting it big with wham!. before finding each greater solo success. this morning his manager speaks out revealing a possible cause of death as the investigation moves forward and tributes pour in. >>> paralyzing blizzard conditions, the storm making it nearly impossible for holiday travelers to get back home this morning where all of that snow and ice is heading next. avoiding conflict. president-elect trump announces plans to dissolve his charitable foundation as his children find themselves at the center of a growing storm. so is this the beginning of a long night over what to do with mr. trump's vast empire? >>> and fantastic finish. >> roethlisberger looks, he caught it. breaks the plane. touchdown pittsburgh. >> steelers clinch a trip to the nfl playoffs with a last-second comeback win. the chiefs locking up their own spot. the road to super bowl li becoming clear today monday, december 26, 2016. >> announcer: from
local news update. ♪ >>> good morning. breaking overnight. icon lost. pop superstar george michael dies suddenly christmas day at the age of 53. the sing are first hitting it big with wham!. before finding each greater solo success. this morning his manager speaks out revealing a possible cause of death as the investigation moves forward and tributes pour in. >>> paralyzing blizzard conditions, the storm making it nearly impossible for holiday travelers to get back home this...
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george w. bush. he's taken up painting since leaving the white house. at his presidential library. the president gave his daughter, jenna, a preview of his show. >> have any of the reporters seen their portraits? >> they have not. >> not one? >> not one. >> what do you think their reaction is going to be? >> i think they'll say, wow, george bush is a painter. i'm sure they expected to see a stick finger. i hope they take it in the spirit in which it was painted, it was a spirit of friendship and that, you know, i admire them as leaders and was willing to give it a shot in terms getting people see how i felt about them. >> how cool. >> to view some of the paintings go inside the president's studio and hear from the former first lady and chief critic apparently, laura bush, that's tomorrow only here on "today." >>> let's begin with the new trouble for nigella lawson temporarily at least, barred from the united states. mike, what happened? >> reporter: well, it's been a period of reinvention and reflection for 54-year-old nigella lawson but now a had you hit to her reputation after s
george w. bush. he's taken up painting since leaving the white house. at his presidential library. the president gave his daughter, jenna, a preview of his show. >> have any of the reporters seen their portraits? >> they have not. >> not one? >> not one. >> what do you think their reaction is going to be? >> i think they'll say, wow, george bush is a painter. i'm sure they expected to see a stick finger. i hope they take it in the spirit in which it was...
"today" exclusive. former president george h.w. bush takes us behind the scenes of his thrilling skydive to celebrate his 90th birthday. >> i think i landed a little hot, but other than that, it was great. >> and he's already planning to do it again today, friday, june 13th, 2014. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. friday the 13th. >> feeling superstitious? >> not me. not me. >> you have a black cat. >> that's every day. >> i have a superstition. whenever it's drizzly, we get a huge crowd on the plaza. train is here. there is a little bit of rain. it has not stopped the crowd from getting out. we're going to get a great concert from them coming up in our 8:30 half-hour. >> we'll look forward to that. let's get right to this morning's breaking news. bowe bergdahl returned to the u.s. to take the next steps in his recovery. nbc's katy tur is outside brooke army medical center in san antonio. katy, good morning to you. >> reporter: good mornin
"today" exclusive. former president george h.w. bush takes us behind the scenes of his thrilling skydive to celebrate his 90th birthday. >> i think i landed a little hot, but other than that, it was great. >> and he's already planning to do it again today, friday, june 13th, 2014. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a...
against john kerry and george w. bush who had a disastrous first debate. the trump camp was not trying to spin this as a good night for them. their word was missed opportunities. missed opportunity after missed opportunity. i have to say both of these things can be true. she was excellent and she exceeded expectations that were very, very high for her. and his poll numbers will likely not be affected by a terrible performance. >> perfect segue. let's get to the so what of it. is it going to move the needle for either of them? >> if it moves the needle for anybody i think it's more likely to move it for her than him. supporters probably loved the pugilistic atmosphere that he created. oh yeah. he got her with tax return and e-mail question. there are a group of voters that are swing voters, moderate republicans, suburban republicans, nothing he did last night to me made me think he added those people to his column. these are people pondering clinton. >> temperament and trust are a lot of words we're hearing. on the subject of trust and her e-mail situation. i thought she did something v
against john kerry and george w. bush who had a disastrous first debate. the trump camp was not trying to spin this as a good night for them. their word was missed opportunities. missed opportunity after missed opportunity. i have to say both of these things can be true. she was excellent and she exceeded expectations that were very, very high for her. and his poll numbers will likely not be affected by a terrible performance. >> perfect segue. let's get to the so what of it. is it going...
the dog boscoe, george's atm pas word. >> look what we found for you. we found this upstairs if you're a hard core "seinfeld" fan. >> you look like austin powers in that shirt. >> we have a video of how quickly you did this. watch. >> let's look at the video of how quickly you did this. >> no. that's impossible. >> breakaway sleeves again. quick change. >> look. >> he blames that, he didn't know this would make him look like a pirate. >> he has that on every single day. thank you, carson. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "trending," can we really have it all? some surprising advice from one of the world's most powerful women. >>> plus could you do it? why one woman is spending 30 days eating nothing but pet food. >>> and the trendiest items at the best prices. but first your local news. tems dove bar for 7 days? with one small catch. no mirrors. everyday they wash with dove beauty bar but can only feel what's happening. on the seventh day beautiful skin is revealed. dove is different. with one quarter moisturizing cream it helps skin feel more firm and elastic. really want to feel
the dog boscoe, george's atm pas word. >> look what we found for you. we found this upstairs if you're a hard core "seinfeld" fan. >> you look like austin powers in that shirt. >> we have a video of how quickly you did this. watch. >> let's look at the video of how quickly you did this. >> no. that's impossible. >> breakaway sleeves again. quick change. >> look. >> he blames that, he didn't know this would make him look like a pirate....
itinerary and touring some of d.c.'s famous monuments, checking out george washington's home and swinging by the white house. prince charles looking every bit the part of the future king and he praised his wife's charm and charisma in an unusually affectionate tv interview. with a quick trip across the pond prince charles and his wife camilla, are stepping into the spotlight on u.s. soil. although their visit may not soil. although their visit might not make quite the splash as that other royal couple when they visited the u.s. last year. for charles and camilla, it is their u.s. visit in 10 years. back then they were just newly weds. camilla, then britain's public enemy number one, is far more popular and comfortable with her role. charles praising her on cnn. >> you imagine it is real real -- i mean she's been brilliant. and the way she has tackled these things. >> reporter: the itinerary for the future king and the duchess is filled with plenty of sight-seeing and social life. still, it is in stark contrast to will and kate's dazzling performance. prince george was left at hom
itinerary and touring some of d.c.'s famous monuments, checking out george washington's home and swinging by the white house. prince charles looking every bit the part of the future king and he praised his wife's charm and charisma in an unusually affectionate tv interview. with a quick trip across the pond prince charles and his wife camilla, are stepping into the spotlight on u.s. soil. although their visit may not soil. although their visit might not make quite the splash as that other...
september 2013 when commuters, emergency workers and school buses were trapped on the george washington bridge for hours. multiple reports have named wildstein as well as christie's former deputy chief of staff as the key architect of the traffic shutdown believed to be used as a form of political payback against the ft. lee mayor. governor krilsty denies knowledge but the scandal occurred when he was considered a front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. and following it, his approval ratings in new jersey and nationwide took a considerable hit. question this morning is how many more indictments are coming against kelly or any other former staffer from the governor's office. >> still more to find out. thanks very much. remind people that we sat down with governor christie a couple weeks ago and asked how he would feel if some of his closest former advisers are indicted. take a look. >> i can't feel worse than it's felt already. the disappointment happens 15 months ago, matt. so it can't feel any worse. i mean i feel like i was let down, and i know that people judged me i
september 2013 when commuters, emergency workers and school buses were trapped on the george washington bridge for hours. multiple reports have named wildstein as well as christie's former deputy chief of staff as the key architect of the traffic shutdown believed to be used as a form of political payback against the ft. lee mayor. governor krilsty denies knowledge but the scandal occurred when he was considered a front-runner for the republican presidential nomination. and following it, his...
gift to bring home to george his own jersey. their attendance was part fun part passion project. the royals partnering with the nba for wildlife conservation that propelled many of the couple's hectic monday. prince william delivering strong words at the world bank earlier in the day. >> the extinction of any of the world species of animals is a loss to all of humanity. >> reporter: the prince's d.c. trip began with white house meetings first with vice president biden and later president obama and saying the gender of their second child shall be a surprise just like the last time. back in new york, kate showed off her gift wrapping skills while getting a little taste of new york's famous charm. kate talked to the kids about the important topics. a then, the duchess reunited with her husband in new york at a conservation reception with hillary and chelsea clinton. >> i'm off to shoot some hoops now, whatever you call it. >> a full day but one that scored big in the hearts of americans. following that visit to the 9/11 memorial museum they will head to the empire state building. n
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. colin powell, former republican secretary of state under george w. bush, but also endorsed obama. these e-mails are out. there's a little something for everybody there. on the one hand, he calls the birther movement racist. he talks about trump is a national disgrace and says the clinton campaign is trying to pin this whole e-mail thing on him. who does it help, who does it hurt? will it matter? >> it solves a mystery as to why anyone isn't endorsed in this race. it's a human being's nightmare to have their most personal thoughts shared around the world. he's a human being. he wrote these things he thought in private and thought they would stay private. that said, he's also a highly respected figure in a political climate where there aren't too many of them. you can count them on both hands. so i think it will cut both of them a little bit. i think his critiques -- he's still a person widely respected by a broad swath of the middle of the country, which is -- we talk a lot in the squeaky wheels get the grease and usually on the far right and far left. the selection will be decided at th
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campaign for the second straight month. >>> in florida, a judge has set a high bar for george zimmerman's release from bail, granted $1 million bail as he awaits second degree murder in the shooting of unarmed teenager trayvon martin. in a ruling june lester questioned zimmerman's credibility having revoked his earlier $150,000 bail for allegedly misleading the court about his finances. judge lester also suggested zimmerman may have planned to flee the country with money donated online for his defense when he was first release freddie jail. >>> the final report about what caused the 2009 crash of air france flight 447 shows the need for better flight training. french investigators blame a combination of technical factors that led to pilot error. the chief investigator said the two co-pilots at the controls never understood the plane had stalled and did not recognize they had lost complete control of the plane until it was too late. the plane crashed into the atlantic ocean killing all 228 people on board. >>> thursday night in the disappearance of louisiana college student. she was last s
campaign for the second straight month. >>> in florida, a judge has set a high bar for george zimmerman's release from bail, granted $1 million bail as he awaits second degree murder in the shooting of unarmed teenager trayvon martin. in a ruling june lester questioned zimmerman's credibility having revoked his earlier $150,000 bail for allegedly misleading the court about his finances. judge lester also suggested zimmerman may have planned to flee the country with money donated...
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violence in california where a peaceful protest over the acquittal of george zimmerman deteriorated into a heated clash. >> they're beating somebody up and they just robbed somebody. >> reporter: the lapresident went the lapd went on tactical alert after 150 people took to the streets of southwest los angeles overnight vandalizing businesses and attacking bystanders. >> unfortunately the rights of the many have been abused by the actions of a few. >> reporter: protests across the city started off peaceful until a small faction of violent protestors swarmed motorists jumping onto cars and shutting down major intersections. l.a. new mayor, eric garcetti, said the mob sought to exploit the acquittal of george zimmerman in the shooting death of florida teen trayvon martin. >> the martin family was clear that those who sympathize with their plight, the best way to honor their son and their loved ones is in a nonviolent manner. >> reporter: a local reporter and cameraman were assaulted while covering the unrest. a photographer was taken to a local hospital with minor injuries. in the meantime we
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into an update in the governor's race. and texas republicans are poised to elect their third george bush to office in the last 50 years. this one is jeb bush's son, he's favored to win his first election as state planning commissioner, george p. the other part of this election season, savannah, that is going to be huge is the amount of money going to be spent. in fact, already more money's been spent on these midterm elections than either george bush or al gore spent in their presidential campaign in 2000. it's going to be that much money. >> expensive new world, chuck. >> by the way, chuck, my barber called said he enjoyed meeting you. >> hey, i always say -- i tell people, i'm lauering. how else can i can you describe my hair? >> you wear it well. >> looking good there. >>> meantime, millions are waking up to record low temperatures combined with months of unrelenting snow and ice. we're all looking forward to spring. and it seems a little help from technology, nbc's dylan dreyer has beaten us there. good morning to you. >> good morning. don't be surprised if i'm still sitting by
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kate middleton -- >> and william. >> -- and the baby -- >> and george -- >> are coming to new york city. so the daily news -- >> who we love. >> they believe that family should come and visit us here on the 10:00 hour. so they wrote an article in "the daily news". >> they said there is no greater new york experience than drinking wine at 10:00 a.m. in studio 1a with hoda and kathie lee. kate can let the ladies baby sit while she gets pamper ed. >> all we're asking nicely, she can come here and hang out with us. let's start a movement. it is the hash tag on twitter. here it is, okay. hash tag on twitter. klgandhodawantkate. clickity clack. >> i just want a good night's sleep. can we get that too? seems like years ago, long time ago, kate's -- something, a little piece -- >> from meredith's show. >> stall talk, we were in the bathroom stalls, kath was in one, i was in one and meredith was in one and that's where she does the interview. it is called stall talk. anyway, this is what happened. >> it is very classy. >> yeah. >> meredith. >> hey. >> hey. >> hey, hoda. >> is that meredith.
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Q: Can a facebook app create an ad for any post of its managed pages? I'm working on a application that post messages on facebook pages using the manage_pages, publish_pages roles.
Now we need to boost some of those post using ads. For that reason, we also ask for the ads_management, read_ads roles.
With these roles and the marketing api, we thought that we will be available to create an ad for the page post (with the access token of the page) and using an ad account linked to the app, not to the page (the ad is a reward for posting, so it will be payed by the app).
In our first POC, we get authorization errors when using the access token of the page and the ad account of the app. And this is logic for me: an app cannot allow a page token to use the money on an ad account that does not belong to him/them!
Ok. We changed of approach. Now we use a user token from someone of our organization that have access to the the ad account. Now the marketing api is allowing us to manipulate the account, but this user cannot create ads for the posts of the managed pages because it does not have the Advertiser role on each of those pages!
I think that the problem is that the marketing api does not use application level roles but user roles only ... I'm right?
I'm saying this because our application has all the roles that we need, but of course, our staff don't (facebook users authorize apps, not people from the app's organization).
So, there is a way to use the facebook marketing api using an app that can post and manage ads for that page but that use an ad account that is not related to the page?

A: The page, for which you want to run ads, will have to add the Ad Account (or respective User account that has access to the Ad Account) as an advertiser to the page. That way, you app will be able to create ads for those pages. Can you confirm that works?

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Imagine finding out your mom didn't want kids...
That's what happened to journalist Leah McLaren when a controversial memoir by her mother was published in Chatelaine. Now that she has her own kids, Leah responds.
By Leah McLaren Updated June 7, 2013
Photo by Emily Hancock/Gallery Stock
Last summer, as I was leaving the maternity ward with my newborn son, I glanced at my hospital notes. Regarding a routine medical matter the nurse had written: "Mother to make follow-up appointment." "That's funny," I thought. "Why would they want my mother to do it?"
Then came the staggering realization: Oh God, they mean me.
Despite the eight pounds of squirming boy in my arms, I could not believe it. It's weird having a baby. You go into the hospital as one and come out as two. But even weirder still is how you go from having a mother to being a mother. And that was especially strange for me.
My mother has a complicated relationship with motherhood. She wasn't bad at it; in fact, she was almost perfect. She was a natural-birther, an on-demand breastfeeder, a banana masher, a quilter, a bootie knitter and a cloth-diaper enthusiast, long before attachment parenting and crafting were fashionable. She made maple syrup from the trees in our backyard, for heaven's sake, something I'm quite certain I'll never do. When my sister and I were young, Mum stayed home, and I remember her always being there while Dad travelled for work. But ultimately, being a parent didn't make her feel the way she thought it should have. I'm not putting words in her mouth. Six years ago she wrote a story on the subject for this magazine entitled "Give Me My Life Back," which ended with the following statement: "If I had known then what I know now I would not have chosen motherhood —and its unbearable love."
Sounds awful, doesn't it? But she doesn't actually really regret having had my sister and me. Motherhood was challenging for my mother (she was in her early 20s when she had us, without a career, and married to a man whom she would eventually divorce), but it was irreversible, and for the most part she made the best of it. What she was trying to say in her piece was that motherhood can be disappointing because for the most part it doesn't feel the way we're taught to believe it should. Most of us feel, if we are honest, inadequate and ambivalent in a role that is supposed to be both "natural" (that most abused of terms) and the holy grail of human female experience.
The truth is, motherhood is just one life choice among many. It can be wonderful, and it can be awful, and most of the time it is an exquisite mixture of both. Choosing motherhood for me meant choosing noise over quiet, chaos over order and a certain mad, Crayola-stained fullness of life over the serenity of reading Chekhov on a Sunday afternoon. Like anything else, it's a trade-off. The difference with this one is that once you make it, it's much safer not to look back. That's why most mothers (and fathers too) will bitch and moan about the indignities of parenthood and then urge all their childless friends to reproduce "before it's too late." My mother isn't prone to that sort of smug self-justification. She looks back at her life and thinks, "What if...?"
Leah McLaren as a six-month-old baby with her maternal grandmother and her mother, Cecily Ross.
It's extremely annoying. And I love her for it. Anyway, I thought I'd forgotten all about it, this business of my mother's ambivalence toward motherhood, but then during my pregnancy there was a nagging voice in the back of my brain that pestered me at 3 a.m. when my hips were sore and I couldn't sleep. It posed helpful questions like, "What if you're too selfish to be a mother? What if you resent the hell out of your baby? What if you feel nothing but revulsion when he cries like that screaming brat on the bus yesterday? What if you're miserable and end up running off to Mexico with a cabana boy?"
And I'd reply, "But I've never even met a cabana boy!"
Voice: "You get the drift."
After a few weeks of being pestered by the Voice, I went to see a therapist who suggested that maybe — just maybe — I was secretly afraid of turning into my mother and that my pregnancy was forcing this fear to the surface.
"Well, there's a therapist earning her keep," I grumbled to myself as I waddled out of the office that day. But of course she was right. Oooh, how I hate it when a therapist is right — especially about something so banal. Who isn't afraid of turning into her mother?
But the good news is that once I'd had my son — in an epic botched natural home birth turned emergency C-section that left me more physically traumatized than I've ever been, including the time I broke my ankle falling down the stairs in high heels at a Miami nightclub — I didn't feel ambivalent at all. Instead, I fell instantly and passionately in love with him, just like all the New Age hippie books say. For weeks, all I wanted to do was lie in bed and feed him, count the hairs on his perfect head (146, to be exact), squeeze his chubby thighs, nibble his fingers and lick his little ears like a mama cat. I was so pleased with myself for giving birth to the most beautiful baby ever, I thought I might actually die of self-satisfaction. I didn't risk taking him outside, because other people might see how gorgeous he was and fly into a jealous rage. Eventually when I did venture out I was overwhelmed with pity for the other mothers in the park. No wonder they looked so sad and aimless, plodding behind their Bugaboos. They didn't have my baby.
It was a strange, dreamy and obviously not entirely sane period that I can describe only as physical in the most essential way. For those first few weeks my body was my destiny, and my destiny was this magical, mewling little alien who'd just emerged from it. There was just him and me. And his dad, Rob, to bring us cups of tea and buttered toast. In short, everything was perfect.
Leah at home with her six-month-old son, Solomon.
Eventually, however, the euphoric hormonal cocktail abated, and the broken nights began to take their toll. For a while I was so tired I felt dirty all the time, as if an oily veil hung over my face. I'd ask Rob to turn on the thing that boils water, with the handle and the spout — what's it called again? I couldn't read, so instead I watched every single episode of Breaking Bad, Friday Night Lights and Game of Thrones, though now I can't remember a single detail from any of them. One night, about 10 weeks in, Rob came home late from work and found the baby shrieking and me in tears, the two of us having a big ol' bawlfest, keening, wailing, two hot, puffy red faces, snot and tears everywhere.
He called a nanny, who started the next day. A couple of weeks after that, I was back in my home office, writing full-time, which was a much easier transition than I'd worried it would be. I love my baby, you see. But I also love my work. Returning to it was a huge relief to me — though admittedly it helped that my office is next door to my son's nursery. I also napped. A lot.
Many of my friends who are mothers told me they couldn't imagine going back to work as early as I did after having my son, that they "just weren't in work mode" for at least a year after giving birth. If I'd had corporate maternity benefits I might have felt the same way — but deep down inside, I doubt it. I've spent so long writing every day that it felt alien not to do it. I was happy to concede my work for the first few delirious weeks with my son, but after that I wanted my life back.
In her controversial new book on work and motherhood, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead, Facebook COO and mother of two Sheryl Sandberg says modern women spend too much time worrying about work-life balance and too little time making the necessary sacrifices for success. We pull back when we should be leaning in, she writes, in a book that has enraged career-focused feminists and conservative stay-at-home mothers alike.
Princeton professor and writer Anne-Marie Slaughter, on the other hand, declares Sandberg is wrong, and women can't have it all (as if anyone ever could). After quitting her dream job as Hillary Clinton's director of policy to return to a tenured teaching post at Princeton, where she could better parent her two teenaged sons, Slaughter wrote, "suddenly, finally, the penny dropped. All my life, I'd been on the other side of this exchange....I'd been the one telling young women at my lectures that you can have it all and do it all....Which means I'd been part, albeit unwittingly, of making millions of women feel that they are to blame if they cannot manage to rise up the ladder as fast as men and also have a family and an active home life (and be thin and beautiful to boot)."
I understand what these women are saying, but something about the whole debate saddens and exhausts me. Must successful, articulate women really alternate between blaming ourselves and "the workplace" for our lurking feelings of inadequacy and guilt? My baby is not even crawling yet, and I am sick of hearing about how hopeless my situation is, how I will never, no matter how many books I write or blueberry spelt muffins I bake, feel up to the terrible, impossible task of working motherhood.
Brain tumours are impossible. Earthquakes are impossible. Fleeing to a refugee camp after the rebels set fire to your mud hut is impossible. Having a child and a career? It's tricky, but as life problems go, surely this is one we should be happy to have.
My point is not that mothers need to suck it up (on the contrary, there is nothing I love more than a good long bitch session in a girlfriend's kitchen) but that this debate stems not from our reality —which, on the whole, assuming you are a middle-class Canadian, is pretty good —but from our feelings of deep inadequacy. The real problem is that evil 3 a.m. voice. The one that whispers, "You silly girl, can't you see you're doing it all wrong?"
The only reasonable answer, of course, is, "Yeah, okay, maybe, but so what?" Like every other mother on the planet, I often feel like a big fraud, like I'm fumbling along in a world full of conflicting advice, smothering my son when I should be letting him soothe himself, hiding in my office on a deadline when I should be encouraging him to feed himself fistfuls of organic blanched kale. I feel like a screw-up half the time, but you know what? As far as I can tell, that's what motherhood is.
It's other things too: a warm bath with a dimpled pixie. Laughter so infectious you lose all adult dignity trying to keep it coming. Tiny starfish hands reaching up, up, up for no one else but you.
My mother had children young and raised us without the benefit of help or a job to turn to when she was feeling bored or stifled by motherhood. I am older, with the benefit of a career and full-time child care, and so far I'm feeling pretty lucky.
I spent the first 35 years of my life not having children, and I was pretty good at it. Now I'll spend the next 35 (and more) as a mother. Will I be any good at that? When he's old enough, ask my son. In the meantime, I'll muddle along and love him the only way I know how: fully, completely and unbearably— because that's how my own mother loved me. And I didn't turn out so badly. Right, Mum?
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Q: powershell replace with exception I would like to change a file name.
All dots in the name must be replaced by underscores. The exception is the last dot in the sentence, which is the one for the file extension.
Example:  123jhkgbiiw.erffg.wsf.txt = 123jhkgbiiw_erffg_wsf.txt

I have the beginning for the replacement. Unfortunately I don't know how to get the exception right
dir | rename-item -NewName {$_.Name -replace '.', '_'}

Thanks already for your help

A: The correct code for this is:
dir | rename-item -NewName {$_.Name -replace "\.(?=.*\.)", "_"}