Groups of all time today, thursday, january 30th, 2014. Stayin alive announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning. Welcome to today on a thursday morning. Im matt lauer. And im tamron hall with the dancing kings and queens, i guess we are this morning. Al roker and Natalie Morales. I am tweeting out sound tracks of a generation. I think the best sound track of all time, saturday night fever. Is that yours . The year was 1977. My suit was white, white flare on the legs and i stood against the wall because i still couldnt dance back then. A lot of hits came off that album. I wake up to the sound track every morning for the past 13 years. Its my wakeup. Thats my alarm. And their sound still today carrying into the music that were hearing and listening to. Well talk to barry gibb later on. Also more on those overnight terror arrests seven days away from the Olympic Games. But let us start with our top
Said, i always hoped i would meet you. Billy bush. I know. And we have a sleep expert here. No matter how many sleep experts we have on, nobody is still getting a good nights sleep. Tomorrow our moms are going to cook for you. What is your mom going to make . Her spaghetti sauce, which is my favorite spaghetti sauce in the world. Whats your mom going to make . My mom is going to make stuffed peppers but joanie and sameha rode together on the train. I wish there had been a camera going. I know. They are so cute together. So its National Croissant day. That means its the one day of the entire year youre allowed to eat croissants with no guilt. We have a whole table full of them. So if youd like to enjoy i like the chocolate. Of course you do. Ill just go with the plain, have a little, little bit. So miley was on tv. The girl never takes a night off. And this is one of those mtv unplugged things which is supposed to show you i dont want to say stripped down, but just being authentic and s
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