series for us. here comes the bride. the first official wedding photo of george clooney and his wife, amal, released overnight. the story behind the dress, the cake, and the speeches. "today," tuesday, september 30th, 2014. >> 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 tuesday morning. i'm matt lauer, along with tamron hall. tamron is here while savannah continues on maternity leave after her surprise visit yesterday. >> yes. >> natalie morales and dylan dreyer. al is on his way to a shine a light destination, a uso show for troops overseas. we'll be checking in with him in a little while. did you see the crowd outside? >> yes, i did. they're getting ready for lady antebellum and their new album. >> it's nice to see joan lunden here. our friend is in the studio. she was diagnosed recently with breast cancer. had surgery a week ago today. she is an inspiring lady. we'll be talking to her later on in the show. >> cannot wait to hear from her. our top story on a tuesday morning. secret service's ability to protect the president. they come after the stunning revelation that a fence jumper made it all the way to the east room before being subdued. nbc's kristen welker has the latest on this. kristen, good morning to you. >> matt, good morning to you. secret service director julia pierson will face a barrage of questions on capitol hill today, including why we're learning this morning that omar gonzalez, who had a knife, made it much farther in the white house than previously disclosed. the first family wasn't home when that chaos unfolded here. still, this all raises questions about that storied agency. shocking revelations about this unprecedented security breach. u.s. officials said suspect omar gonzalez got much deeper inside the white house than initially thought, making it all the way to the iconic east room, the site of presidential press conferences and other major events. >> i think everyone's concern is if one person can do it, what if five tried to do it? what if ten tried to do it? >> reporter: once gonzalez entered the unlocked front door of the executive mansion, he pushed past a guard, ran past stairs and ran to the east room, the entire length of the white house to the other end of that room before he was tackled by a heavily armed agent to the door of the green room. >> two different turns he could easily have been in the white house residence. >> an alarm had been muted. >> they believe the reason it was muted is because the white house staff asked for it. >> reporter: the details first reported follow another report by "the post" revealing after a 2011 shooting, it took the secret service four days to realize the bullets had hit the first family's residence and five days to make an arrest. secret service director julia pierson will be in the hot seat on capitol hill today. president obama appointed her in 2013, tasking her with retooling the agency after several agents were fired for soliciting prostitutes during an official trip in columbia. some lawmakers say this latest breach is a threat to national security. >> it's clear that something needs to be done and something needs to be done drastically. >> reporter: now neither the white house nor the secret service are commenting about the revelations this morning. the secret service defends its handling of the 2011 shooting saying the suspect in that case is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence. the hearing this morning is expected to focus on all of the recent security breaches. tamron tamron, matt, back to you. >> kristen welker, thank you very much. major developments tied to the disappearance of student hannah graham. police say the suspect being held in that case has been linked by forensic evidence to the unsolved 2009 death of morgan harrington, another young woman who vanished in charlottesville. we'll talk with her parents exclusively in a moment. gabe gutierrez has the latest on the investigation. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: tamron, good morning. police aren't saying exactly what that new evidence is. but the break in the case comes after investigators searched the suspect's car and his apartment and submitted dna samples to the crime lab. this morning, the investigation into 32-year-old jesse matthew's past is widening days after he was arrested in texas and flown back to virginia. state police now say his arrest and new forensic evidence provide a significant break in an unsolved rape and murder. morgan harrington disappeared in 2009 after leaving a concert also here in charlottesville. she was found dead in a field three months later. her parents have been helping volunteers search for hannah graham, this latest news still sinking in. >> it doesn't change a lot for us, in some ways. you know, our bedroom is still empty upstairs. we're still not going to have the grandchildren, the wedding, those things. >> reporter: when harrington's body was found, dna recovered in that case was also linked to an unsolved 2005 sexual assault 100 miles away in fairfax, virginia. >> any new lead that is come about -- >> the fbi then rereleased in searching for harrington's killer. whether matthew murdered harrington, residents are stunned. >> it does look similar to him. >> reporter: matthew has not been charged in connection with those two other crimes and his supporters caution a rush to judgment. >> innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: matthew is charged with intent to defile in the graham case, seen with the uva sophomore on this surveillance video just before she vanished more than two weeks ago. >> hopefully they do get answers as to where exactly hannah is. >> reporter: a bail hearing for matthew is scheduled thursday. he has not entered a plea and, matt, his attorney has not commented on any possible links to other crimes. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you very much. morgan harrington's parents are with us now exclusively. mr. and mrs. harrington, nice to see you. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, matt. >> even as you have been praying for the graham family the last 17 days you've been dealing with your own pain. jill, you went to charlottesville and hung a sign that said "find hannah." why was it so important for you to be part of that effort? >> we've experienced firsthand just the anguish of having a child missing and we both feel that that period of time was more difficult for us than actually knowing morgan was dead. so, we have a response, we are desperate to find hannah graham so her family has some answers and we really want to keep the community aware. ask people for any tips or information, physical searches as well as -- >> right. >> -- the new awareness in morgan's case. if anyone has any information that might be useful to law enforcement, we are also asking for that. >> when you heard about the hannah graham case, did you immediately stop and think perhaps there is a connection to the murder of morgan? >> no. i thought it seemed very similar to morgaorgan's situation. so the question of her being maybe somewhat impaired and someone just picking her up and trying to take care of her. but it really came to light to me about two weeks ago when i saw a picture of the sketch as compared to jesse compared to dreadlocks and weight gain. and at that time i said oh, my gosh, i think it's the same person. >> was his a name you heard before during the search for your daughter? and have police shared anything more? they said there's a forensic link between these two cases. have they shared anything with you that they haven't shared publicly? >> no, they haven't. virginia state police is notoriously and consistently closed mouth. they hold information very tight. and i understand their reason for it. it's been frustrating for us at times because we do want to know. but hopefully now that mr. matthew is back in custody, they have him and they'll have plenty of time to unravel kind of this snarl of information that's around him. i would like to appeal to him, to please give the family information where hannah is. we need to find hannah graham. it's vital. >> mr. harrington, in closing, obviously there is a certain tragic irony here that it may take the disappearance of another young lady to help you get answers in the murder of your own daughter. >> well, and we've worked over the last five years to raise awareness, to help save the next girl -- the need for safety and watching out for others as well as personal responsibility and it is sad. and we're sad that this has happened. and perhaps this is now a way for us to not have future events like this occur in central virginia. >> dan and jill harrington, mr. and mrs. harrington, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. god bless. there is more fallout this morning from that fire at a chicago area air traffic facility that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights. in the wake of the incident, the head of the faa is now ordering a full security review. nbc's kevin tibbles is at o'hare this morning. good morning. >> reporter: some are saying this act of sabotage is the biggest against the faa since 9/11 and they're asking how it could have happened. this is what it used to look like inside chicago center, one of the most vital air traffic control hubs. now empty, decimated by an act of sabotage to its computer system. >> most catastrophic event i've ever seen. this is synonymous with taking a drone and bombing the whole place out. >> reporter: today, five days later, many travel plans still in disarray. >> i want to go home. >> reporter: it will take at least two weeks to essentially rebuild chicago's center from the ground up. >> visualize 29 racks of computer equipment. that's what this system entails. 20 of these need to be replaced. >> reporter: suspect brian howard, a 36-year-old contract employee, appeared in court monday. the criminal complaint against howard points to a facebook post in which authorities say he said, quote, leaving you with a big mess. the faa chief told nbc's tom costello the agency is beefing up security nationwide. >> we've increased the patrols and number of personnel we have focused on security at all of our air traffic facilities. >> reporter: with more than 4,000 flights already canceled, some question why more security or supervision wasn't already in place. >> definitely a big wake-up call. we had one person on their lonesome doing work on very sensitive equipment. >> reporter: as for stranded travelers -- >> insurance is not going to cover it. they're not going to cover it, so we have to pick up all the expenses. >> reporter: many have had to spend hundreds of dollars and waste hours, if not days, simply trying to get to their destinations. and the global business travel association estimates the cost of just one missed or canceled flight per passenger is about $1,400 in lost productivity and expenses. just imagine the cost of 4,000 packed flights that have all been canceled. it will be in the hundreds of millions of dollars. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. >> natalie is here, following a massive demonstration overseas. in hong kong, prodemocracy protesters spent another night blocking streets in an unprecedented show of disobedience, setting a wednesday deadline for response from the government to meet their demands for reform. ian williams is in hong kong with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: it's evening here in hong kong. and the crowds are growing again on the fifth day of protests that are fast turning into the biggest challenge to beijing since the tiananmen square protest. according to the resignation of the city's unpopular leader. the umbrella revolution, they're calling it. the canopies becoming a symbol of the protest. protecting against police tear gas and pepper spray. though today it was the heat they were fending off. the police have largely faded away. this past weekend response to largely peaceful protest seemed only to inflame the situation and drawn more crowds in support of the student. >> we just want democracy. >> reporter: protests have spread to several locations across the city, former british colony which enjoyed a high degree of autonomy. a massive stepping up of protests, aimed at paralyzing the heart of this city. natalie? >> ian williams in hong kong for us. thank you, ian. iraq says its military has taken back 16 villages east of baghdad from militants. more than 100 militants were killed in the fighting with the help of u.s.-led air strikes, the iraqi military was able to push isis militants back. walmart says tracy morgan is partially to blame for the injuries he suffered during a highway accident back in june. the company responded to a lawsuit filed by morgan and three others, saying the plaintiffs were not wearing seat belts when their limo was hit by a walmart truck. the crash killed morgan's friend, comedian james mcnair. the lawsuit claims walmart was at fault because it knew or should have known that its truck driver had been awake more than 24 hours before the crash. after a frightening ordeal at sea, a family is lucky to be on land this morning. a man clinging to a child in water while another man holds two more children on their overturned boat. this happened during a children's fishing tournament off sanibel island over the weekend. the family then battled the choppy waters for almost two hours until sanibel firefighters arrived. fortunately today everyone is okay. they might be cute and some kids may even consider them part of the family. let this story be a reminder to you that giant teddy bears do not qualify as a second passenger in the car pooling in case you needed reminding. a young woman got pulled out for speeding, in the car pool lane and had that big fuzzy passenger sitting shotgun. the woman was cited for speeding, driving illegally in a car pool lane and driving without insurance and the ticket for that fuzzy bear companion, $818. >> that lady made a little boo boo. >> little boo boo bear. >> exactly. >> that's in honor of al roker. >> not being here. >> exactly. >> i was going to say. >> thank you, natalie. al is making his way overseas for his shine a light project, uso show for the troops with a little help from jay leno. so, dylan is here with a check of the forecast. >> we have some severe storms possible in the forecast. we saw some of our strongest storms in denver yesterday where we saw golf ball sized hail. this area of low pressure has that swirl, counterclockwise rotation right here. there's a big clash in temperatures. look how cool it is out across the great lakes. temperatures today will be well below average. down through kansas city, st. louis, temperatures running 10 degrees above average. that clash in air masses today will cause some storms, especially south dakota and into northeastern nebraska where we could end up with more hail and even an isolated tornado. that's a look at the weather across the country. your local forecast is coming up in just 30 seconds. vivofit. gently reminds you to get moving. join the movement. 7:18. happy tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. the sun is up over san jose. today we're going to see some really comfortable temperatures. it's tomorrow that the sun will bring our temperatures up above average. tomorrow 89 in the south bay 77 on the peninsula and a comfortable day coming your way in san francisco. i hate to tell you we're bringing back the triple digits in the tri-valley by friday. ry much. carson is talking about a penalty from monday night football game that's getting some attention. >> did you hear about this? the chiefs all over the patriots last night. 41-14. there's the moment everybody is talking about, the chief's safety right there. he has a pick six on tom brady. you saw him celebrate there. what he's doing is actually praying. he had a 15 yard penalty for that right there. the nfl rules say that players are prohibited from engaging in celebration. people are all over this, saying that it's because he's a muslim. brandon marshal gets on hands and raises hands to jesus. tim tebow gets a trademark, husain gets a 15 yard penalty. tweets are going crazy. nice to see people recognizing the absurdity. at the end of the game, they talked to him about this play. he didn't take any of the religious part of it to task. he said it's probably because he was excited and just slid. anyway, this moment had a lot of people talking. >> that seems to be a little bit of a contradiction there. >> you see the other pictures of people praising and thanking the person they believe in. >> i'm just upset that the patriots lost. >> let's go back to the real story. >> carson, thank you very much. college football coach under fire for his handling of a possible concussion during a game. school officials issuing an apology overnight. we'll have the latest on that. >> that's a real talker. plus, your first look inside, yes, george clooney's lavish italian wedding and his bride's stunning gown. if you think you've heard all the details, trust me, we have more. first this is "today" on nbc. joan lunden is here to share her story. >> live concert from lady ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? 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during the beating. let's go to christina loren. >> san jose showing you a mostly clear sky as we head throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be comfortable at the coast but it's going to be a little bit warm inland and hot by tomorrow. can you see plenty of low clouds here from our san francisco camera. as we get into your afternoon, feeling like fall clearing between 9 and noon. these are your numbers for today. add an additional 10 to 13 degrees and that's where we tomorrow. 71 in san francisco tomorrow you'll get a taste of the mid 80s, close to 90s in the city by the bay by friday. mike over to you. >> right now at fremont at the truck scales southbound, your typical slowdown. northbound 880 heading up to alvarado and a crash there affects both directions. sounds like a motorcycle went into the boundary and the driver may have gone over to the other side. there's the rest of your bay, not so bad looking. >> we'll be back with another local news update for you in about half an hour. we hope to see you then. have a great morning. we're back now, 7:30 on a tuesday morning, september 30th, 2014. lots of people on the plaza getting ready for a concert in our 8:30 half hour from lady antebellum. we'll check in with them in a little while f you're in the area come on down. >> headlines we're following today. a congressional hearing is focusing on the secret service's handle ing handling of the white house security as we learn that a man who jumped the fence earlier made it into the east room before he was subdued. disappearance of university virginia student hannah graham may be connected to the high-profile case of 2009 the disappearance and death of 20-year-old morgan harrington. she vanished while attending a concert. a new forensic link to that previous investigation. and a patient showing signs of ebola is being kept in isolation pending test results from the cdc. officials say the person recently traveled to west africa. and coming up joan lunden will help us kick off pink power week as we raise awareness in the fight against breast cancer. she'll share her very personal story of her own diagnosis and how she's feeling one week after surgery. plus the dress revealed. we have your first look at photos from inside george clooney's wedding. all right. and a quick programming note. tomorrow on "today" we'll have an exclusive interview with now baseball legend derek jeter. it's his first interview since he retired from the game he loves. we're going to find out what he has planned next tomorrow on "today." let us begin this half hour with another story tied to sports that is making headlines. university of michigan's head coach, the football coach, is defending a decision to allow his quarterback to return to the game after the player showed signs of a concussion. willie is here with the latest on that. good morning to you. >> matt good morning. shane morris, that quarterback, was pulled out of saturday's game after he took a big hit and appeared wobbly on his feet. minutes later he was sent back into the game. that's the decision many are questioning and even calling for the coach's firing. >> for those of you who know or don't know i would never put a kid in that situation. >> reporter: university of michigan coach braid ho can. e under fire and speak out monday over his decision to keep sophomore quarterback shane morris in the game after a devastating hit. >> under pressure again. throws. >> roughing the passer. defense on the 55. >> reporter: appearing dazed, wobbling and limping from a leg injury sustained earlier in the game morris remained on the field for the next play. >> number seven is still in this game is appalling. there he goes. it is appalling that he was left in on that play. >> reporter: morris is then replaced by a backup. but when that player's helmet is knocked off on the ensuing play morris is sent back in. >> shane morris cannot be going back into this game. this is not good player management. >> reporter: the backlash was immediate. the #firehoke gaining popularity on twitter. monday every question in hoke's weekly press conference was about the decision to keep morris in the game. >> guys play beat up every day. well when he went like this to the trainer that he was fine that tells you something. i don't make decisions who plays, who doesn't play as far as when there's injuries or if there's -- in particularly if there were any head trauma or head injuries. >> i think it is reasonable to think that brady hoke may not have known how badly his quarterback was injured. i just think it begs the question as to if he didn't see it why didn't somebody alert him to what was going on? >> reporter: in a statement release this had morning, michigan's athletic director confirms morris did suffer a mild concussion and high ankle sprain in the game adding in my judgment there was a serious lack of communication that led to confusion on the sideline. unfortunately, this confusion created a circumstance that was not in the best interest of one of our student athletes. i sincerely apologize for the mistakes that were made. >> university of michigan now plans to keep a medical professional up in the press box to help communicate injuries and protocol to the sidelines. they already had a neurologist on the sideline. but one note unlike most head coaches, braid hoke does not wear a headset. some people think that could have been helpful in this situation. one other thing, this fire hoke hash tag michigan is 2-3. they lost three games in september. a lot of that is about how poorly they're playing. >> and they got drilled at home. the announcers were all over this just for the leg injury alone, then he got the helmet to the head and they were saying get this kid out of there. >> it's not enough to say the player was waving me off. that's not the player's call. that's why you're there. >> willie thanks. carson are people talking about this online? >> yeah they are, matt. you can see, who should decide when an athlete is sidelined due to the injury? 64% saying the coach. 36% the player. patrick writing in hoke needs to be fired. not because of the losses but because he put shane morris in danger. and player safety is more important. from bryan fisher i believe hoke that he would not play a concussed player. however it's the fault of him or the staff for not recognizing that morris should not be out there. #orange room if you would like to follow it. >> how much we've talked about concussions from peewee to nfl and the proper way to handle this. >> no question. let's get a check of the weather from dylan in for al. >> it's a little cloudy in the northeast today. we'll see a chance of a few spotty showers. not a washout by any means. this frontal system is bringing most of the rain offshore. also a little bit unsettled across parts of central and northern florida right where that stationary front is. this area of low pressure is going to 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>> keir, thank you very much. kate coyne is the executive editor of "people" magazine. good morning. >> good morning. >> you have 25 pictures? >> in the magazine and additional ones will be available digitally. it is a full wedding album. close to 50 photos. >> the picture that everyone wants to see, the oscar de la renta dress. very traditional. what's the back story there? >> french lace dress that harkens back to the old school hollywood glamour that was the trademark of the wedding as a whole, jackie kennedy's wedding dress in some ways. not flashy, showy or particularly sexy. >> that off-the-shoulder. >> though everything she puts on is beautiful on her. hundreds of hours of work went into this dress. stunning. >> amal's husband, aka george clooney, what was the biggest surprises of the wedding? >> i think the surprise was it was a really formal affair. black tie. saturday night wedding. 190 guests. this was not necessarily something you would consider low key and yet what was surprising is when it all came together, it was very intimate. it was very warm. it was very relaxed. there was laughter. there was tears. there wasn't a lot of pomp and circumstance, despite the rather traditional vows, 30-minute ceremony. it was a really wonderful combination of old fashioned, old school and yet very, very intimate and personal. >> and what a contrast when you use the word intimate. 200 friends and family inside, great speeches, tears and outside just paparazzi heaven. fans with signs. and george embraced that. >> embraced it all. you see that image of him on the boat. he's waving, laughing, smiling. he's a happy guy. he is every much the man in love. and it really shows. >> where will they live? >> they will live anywhere they want. >> yes, that's true. >> obviously, they will be based in london, keep their home in italy. they will have a home in california. i mean, this is not a family that is going to set down roots in just one location. >> you've covered george clooney for a long time. are you surprised how open he was with his love and embracing the spirit of this? >> this time last year, amal alamuddin wasn't even a name on our lips. the fact that he went from that guy that even amal's best friend said in the toast was not known for being mr. commitment, madly in love, smiling for the world. nothing would surprise me anymore. >> kate coyne, thank you very much. you can see more pictures in "people" on stands this friday. on trending, how much do you tip at a restaurant when the service is bad? you won't believe what one couple left. next, have you found your name? carson is in the orange room with the grape soda search. he has the details after this. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? 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(vo) theraflu. serious power. you're watching "today in the bay." >> a very good morning to you. 7:56 now, i'm laura garcia-cannon. the san jose city council will consider a plan to build hundreds of affordable homes. developers would build 100 senior housing units and 82 units for families. people wanting to live there would have to make between $21,000 and 63,000 a year to qualify. starting today thousands of bay eligible employees will get paid benefits for leaving their car at home. most expect companies to exclude $130 a month from their taxable income. not bad. i'll be picking you up soon. >> i hope you have lots of patience. i'm never on time sadly. 56 in san . our air quality is going to suffer as we head through the next couple of days and high pressure takes control. gradual clearing between 9:00al and noon. this is the last day of these temperatures. 77 in the south bay, the same for the peninsula, 71 san francisco and then as we get deeper into the week those temperatures really soar. we're in the 90s in the south bay for thursday and friday. let's check your drive with mike. >> the san mateo bridge, a slower drive now, moving better over the last few minutes. no crashes on the span, just the volume of traffic. you're calling south from 238 down toward the bridge. a slower drive to the peninsula and northbound rounds to the south bay starting to hold steady and should start a mild improvement over the next half hour. >> mild all right. another update in half an hour. see you then. t.j.maxx. brands you love, prices that work for you. you deserve it. maxx life at t.j.maxx. it's 8:00 on "today." coming up joan lunden's emotional journey. >> it's like at a meteoric speed, you're propelled into the world of breast cancer. >> just one week after surgery, she opens up about her courageous battle with breast cancer and kicks off a very special series for us. plus tyler perry, the multitalented actor on his new high-profile film "gone girl" and his real-life role of ♪ ♪ and flying high. lady antebellum joins us live on the plazas they bring big country to the big city. today tuesday, september 30th, 2014. ♪ ♪ ♪ go until they cut me off ♪ >> governing, california. >> good morning, north pole, alaska! ♪ ♪ >> hey there, forty, we're coming in hot. >> we love the "today" show! [ cheers and applause ] we're back now 8:00 tuesday morning, 30th day of september, 2014. nice crowd on the plaza for country music. i'm matt lauer along with tamron hall, carson, dylan dreyer. savannah here yesterday mentioned she would be back on november 3rd. when is baby london coming to the show? >> we'll definitely get her out here. nice to see savannah and mike. >> can we hook that up. >> we were face timing the day after the birth. >> good stuff. >> joan lunden here. >> she's inside the studio. every person who has passed her has given her a hug said thank you for being brave and sharing your story. head inside to natalie for a check of the morning's stories. >> good morning to you all once again. in the news, tough questions on capitol hill for the head of the secret service as disturbing new details emerge about a white house intrusion this month. officials now say a man who jumped over the white house fence with a knife in his pocket overpowered a secret service agent and made it all the way into the east room, much further than originally reported. the obamas were away on vacation. secret service chief julia pearson faces questions about a 2011 incident before her appointment where the agency was slow to respond to shots fired at the white house while daughter sasha obama was home at the time. real estate agent beverly carter found overnight in a shallow grave north of little rock. officials say parolee aaron lewis admitted kidnapping carter, then gave police information that led to the discovery. lewis was arrested monday after a short foot chase and will be charged with capital murder. carter had been missing since she went to show a home on thursday. an american airlines plane had to make an emergency landing in dallas tuesday r circling for nearly two hours. the plane was headed to baltimore. moments after taking off from dallas, the aircraft experienced a tire problem. they circled the airport to burn off fuel but the plane was able to land safely. for the first time american academy of pediatrics recommend teenagers use iuds and other long acting contraceptives as their main form of birth control. the group recommends doctors discuss methods such as iuds and implants with patients before other contraceptives. it says the devices safe, effective and easy to use. condom use, of course, also recommended to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases. how would you like to have the beatle for breakfast. artist nathan shields treated his kids to a fab four beast. the video starting to go viral. you can see he layers in steps to create pancake pot rats of john, paul, george and ringo. pretty incredible. a stack of those would just be the same after a hard day's night. 8:04. let's get another check of the weather with dylan who is in for al. >> hey, natalie. good morning, everyeverybody. you're supposed to be in school today. is this much better than school? >> yes. >> we won't tell your teachers you're here. let's take a look at weather in florida. in orlando we'll see scattered showers and storms. a lot of clouds right now. some breaks of sunshine and storms redevelop especially this afternoon and into this evening. temperatures hot and humid topping out close to 90 degrees. it's also really hot across parts of texas and up into the plains states, 10 to 15 above average. chilly, highs only in the 50s and 60s. back to the great lakes. we could see strong st 8:05 feeling like fall for today. temperatures right now mostly in the mid 50s, couple 60s out there. this is the coolest point of the day. gradual clearing between 9:00 a.m. and noon. the clouds will roll in later on this evening. only a third as much as this morning. as a result, temperatures will be much warmer tomorrow. tomorrow temperatures climbing. talking about the mid 80s by tomorrow in the south bay and mid 90s for thursday, into friday. and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan. thank you very much. up next on trending. bad news carson. the color to avoid on your next job interview. >> let me guess. it's orange. great. >> don't give it away. plus look who is in the orange room. that's the place to be. joan lunden will discuss her fight with breast cancer with us. tyler perry on his new movie but first these messages. ♪ i run to you ♪ we asked people a question how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. 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a lot of people tell people not to go there. >> bad review. >> complain. >> stiff the waiter maybe? >> some people. >> listen to what happened to one iowa couple. they were on their sixth anniversary. it was a special night. they waited 20 minutes for water. then they waited 40 minutes for their appetizer and their entre, that took more than an hour to come. guess how they reacted when the bill came? for a $66 meal they left a -- >> that's a great idea. >> $100 tip. >> that's my move. kill them with kindness. >> the couple who met while working with waiters left a note for their overwhelmed server saying we've both been in your shoes. paying it forward. the photo of that receipt up to 1.5 million likes. it's not your fault. we understand what's happening. here is a great tip. >> we've all been waiters. >> it's not like they're rude to you. everybody knew it wasn't their fault. >> not everybody has $100 to give. maybe stop and give them a handshake. >> or a note. >> if you're going to a job interview, you don't want to leave anything to chance. career builder asked employers what color can help you make a good impression? so here is what they said. black conveys leadership. blue makes you seem like a team player. green is supposed to be calming. putting your interviewer at ease and white, that makes you look organized. >> so you're asking what color should you avoid all together for an interview? i'm sorry to tell you -- first, brown is one color. people wearing that color apparently perceived to be stuffy. the biggest offender though -- and it's sort of mixed on this. they say orange. >> what did you say? >> why? >> your team is creative but they say it's the worst color. >> have you seen the orange room? it couldn't be more orange. >> that is very unprofessional. >> we just got the carpet replaced and it's a different shade of orange. >> the day you wear an orange suit -- >> when you wear an orange dress as a woman, people compliment you and say how bright and beautiful it looks. i don't buy that survey. >> you're fine if you go in looking like the orange room you're in trouble if you go in looking like our orange couch. >> accessories with orange fine. >> yeah. >> it's not the room. it's the outfit. orange suit from head to toe? it's a little much. >> it's a clown suit. >> exactly. from "dumb & dumber." now the teen who will go to any length or height to get the shot. from the tower here in new york got more than 1,000 feet in the sky. >> the problem is that that building is still under construction and off limits to the public. so police have arrested the teen charging him with reckless endangerment. >> catching the view. >> that's what's trending today. 8:13, we're back with our series "pink power," in honor of breast cancer month, which begins tomorrow. joan lunden empowered other women fighting that disease and recently sat down with hoda to share her story. good morning. >> good morning, matt. such an insightful inspiration. her kids say it was the hero decision. i couldn't agree more. she was the face of "good morning america" for 17 years and now she's the face of courage. for nearly two decades from 1980 to 1997 millions tuned in to joan lunden. >> i'm joan lunden from fair oaks california and this is my daughter jamie. >> reporter: a beloved television personality and health advocate and fans have kept up with her growing family. she has three daughters from her first marriage. >> be good. >> and, with the help of a surrogate mother has two sets of twins with with her current husband, jeff coningsburg. >> this is not part of your homework i hate to tell you. >> with the support of her family joan lunden went public on june 24th. >> i heard those words that every woman fears and never wants to hear. you have breast cancer. >> reporter: i caught up with joan one week before her surgery at her home in connecticut. so joan when we heard the news as the public the audience that joan lunden had cancer what was it like for you to hear those words? >> john why i thought-- i don't know why i thought i was exempt. i'm a health advocate. i guess i thought because it wasn't in my family history somehow i was exempt. >> were you religious about getting mammograms and being checked? >> yes. >> you were? her mammogram was clean but an ultrasound picked up the tumor. she had no symptoms before her diagnosis or a family history of cancer. so how did you get the news? >> the doctor the radiologist, she walked in and as soon as she walked in i knew by her demeanor. >> you did? >> i knew by her demeanor. she just wasn't even looking at me. and she sat down and she said you have breast cancer. >> well i know you, because you're a journalist for many years. i know you probably wanted to get to business like what do i need to do. >> yep. it was like at a meteoric speed, you're propelled into the world of breast cancer because they don't know if they've caught it early or late. >> she had aggressive stage two triple negative breast cancer. she chose to do an experimental treatment, 12 rounds of toxic chemotherapy then a lumpectomy. tell me about the outpouring when you first announced it what did you feel? what came to you from people who watched you for years? >> boy oh, boy. i did not know what was going to come down the pike. i mean i got up the nerve to go on and say the words, i have breast cancer. then it started. thousands and thousands of tweets facebook messages e-mails into my website of people saying i'm praying for you. of people saying you're strong. you're the strongest person i know. you're going to beat this. and then i would stop and say, oh god, please let them be all right. am i really that strong? >> how was that so impactful? >> they really felt like they knew me and they were people -- i was in their living rooms and their bedrooms and their kitchens every day for 20 years. and i realized that thousands of people were taking the time to sit and say to me i'm going to include you in my prayers, it totally changed my relationship with the viewing audience. >> you knew they loved you? >> yeah. >> sitting in your home with all your beautiful children. >> yeah. >> i mean i can't imagine that wasn't the first thing you thought, like oh, my gosh my kids. >> you know you think, i'm needed. you know i have twins who are 9, twins who are 11. i have three grown girls in their 20s and 30s, but i feel just as needed by them. they're just getting married and having babies. it just gives you this much much greater appreciation for life. and it's a shame that you have to go through something that almost takes life away to appreciate it more but it certainly does do it to you. >> it sure does. joan is with us now, serving as a special correspondent for our "pink power" series. joan hi! >> hi guys. >> you got emotional just watching it. tell us how you're feeling. it was a week ago today that you spoke with matt and i about your surgery. you had the lumpectomy. how are you doing today? >> a week later, i'm very sore but feeling quite well. the surgery went well. they got, you know clean margins and nodes and things. but there's still -- you know it wasn't -- we didn't completely get rid of the entire tumor with the first round of chemo. so now we step back again. and this is the challenge of breast cancer. you wage a little war. and then you have to step back and say, so what do we need to do next? do we need to do more chemo? do we need to do radiation? you listen to all these opinions and the odds and then you have to make a decision. it's crazy. >> do you feel that you have to make that decision quickly? >> no. >> do you have the luxury -- >> no. >> -- of a little reflection on this? >> oh, yeah. i mean we're going to sit. i have an appointment on friday with my oncologist. and she and my cancer surgeon. i mean i've got a great team of doctors and it requires a team. you know it's a very complicated battle whether you're -- whatever kind of cancer you are battling and triple negative happens to be a little tougher to deal with than regular breast cancer and then, of course, there's the women with metastatic breast cancer and any of us could, unfortunately, get to that stage. >> you have a great attitude okay? i knew that from the minute i spoke with you to the time you got here in the studio. the hairdresser was fixing your wig and you said don't make it look like a wig. >> you know sometimes you just want to give voice to other people. you want to put a face that says all right, i'm going through this but i'm still me. and i think women are incredibly tied up in their hair and their hairstyle. 20 years ago, women didn't talk about this. in fact women wouldn't go and get a breast exam because they were so afraid of losing their hair or losing their breast. and that's still going on today, but what's the alternative, matt? it's losing your life. >> you said something in that piece. you said people are coming up to you saying you're the bravest person i know. you're a public figure. do you feel an overwhelming responsibility to be brave? is it okay to just be scared? >> yeah. and, listen -- i mean i'm scared this week you know having to try to make this big decision about what do we do next. but at the same time by being responsible, by assuming this role and trying to be a voice for women and trying to make a difference and to try to get women out there to realize that early detection is everything -- don't think that it's okay to wait another year for the mammogram. don't wait till you're 40 if you have a lot of it in your family. maybe you need to get it earlier. that is going to depend on your survival. and in a way, it makes the whole fight better because it turns it into something very meaningful. i mean i'm going to have to deal with this. i mean i was most upset because i washed my face sunday night and my eyebrows went away. i'm like right before the "today" show? really? really? >> i think you're -- you're going to be here all week. you're going to help a lot of people. >> i hope so. >> hoda helped a lot of people when she shared her story. we're looking forward to you being here. >> thank you. >> tomorrow is the start of breast cancer awareness month. we're turning the plaza and the orange room pink. if you're a survivor in the area you're invited to join us. you can share your inspiring photos using the #pinkpower. we encourage you to do that. let's go over to tamron. >> thank you matt hoda and joan. tyler perry is an accomplished writer, actor, producer and director and he has a key role in the highly anticipated movie "gone girl," playing a powerful defense attorney. >> of course i defend nick. just because this guy isn't walking around weeping doesn't mean he's not hurting. >> the hallmark of a sociopath is a lack of empathy. >> the truth is you have to be a sociopath to behave normally in this situation because it's the most abnormal situation. >> no no. excuse me. tanner tanner, are you trying to tell me that this photo is remotely in the realm of acceptable behavior? >> i'm so sick of being picked apart by women. >> tyler perry is here with us. good to see you. this tanner bolt is nothing -- you're watching joan lunden's interview and you're like, how is she doing? you can't take your eyes off the screen with joan. she's a champion. >> i'm praying for her. >> you're playing a guy who could not be the most opposite of tyler perry. >> i said are you sure you've got the right guy? i thought, man, this guy is very johnnie cochran-ish, very cool and slick. but he's kind of sleazy. johnny wasn't sleazy. he is a smart and great attorney. i wanted to try my hand at it. >> this movie is going to be huge. solely based on the book. had you -- were you aware of the phenomenon? >> not at all. had i been i probably would have passed on it. >> really? >> i didn't want to step into this huge expectation, you've got to do it this way. but gillian, who wrote it the book and the screenplay and and david fincher. if you read the book you're going to be very happy. if you haven't read the book you're going to be blown way by this movie. >> one of the most influential people in sbram. there's entertainment. more doors were opened for minority directors once you broke through. hugely successful as a director. what tempts you to acting? >> it's a part of me expressing all sides of the artist. every part of me has a bit that wants to work and do some of those things. so yeah i enjoy it. >> the movie is phenomenal. fulldisclosure tyler is my friend. do you want to discuss some news with the audience tyler? >> what do you want to talk about, tamron? "gone girl" opens friday. >> and something else is coming very soon in a theater near you. in your home. >> stop it. what do you want to ask me? >> you're glowing because you're going to be a dad. >> yes, and we're very very happy. she's very excited. so am i. it's going to be very good. >> we've been talking about things that i -- i'm not a parent yet oochlt. i want to be. i was scaring tyler, saying are you going to go to lamaze and you said -- >> yeah lamaze is okay. delivery room i don't know. pray for me on that. i don't know. >> your career has been a dream. >> yeah. >> are you going to be able to pause a bit for this next part of your journey? >> i already have slowed down on film for a while and just working on television, which allows me to be home and slow things down which is very important right now. >> you know that we just love you. i'm so happy. you have a glow. and i'll leave it at that tyler perry. thank you so much. the real news "gone girl" opens friday. just ahead, lady you're watching today in the bay. >> very good morning to you. it is 8:26 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. san jose police are on the scene of a crash this morning involving a car and pedestrian. it is right next to anthony dorsett elementary school. right now we're not sure who the driver hit, but officers are on the scene and the driver is cooperating with them. as soon as we know more about the incident we'll of course pass it on to you. i want to check the morning commute now with mike. >> newton is far enough away from major intersection there not affecting traffic, but we'll continue to track that. meanwhile, we are seeing a slow drive here look at this jam here. look at the map, in fact red and orange all over. 20s and 30s for the most part through much of your silicon valley commute. easing up a bit over the last half hour. southbound 101, slow through san mateo and palo alto. not too bad, but still have the two car pool lanes helping you south of university. on the other side of the bay, slower drive, and, of course the toll plaza, meter lights are on. >> thank you very much. we'll be back with another news update in half an hour. until then, have a great morning. >> it's the 30th day of september, 2013. we're standing in front of country music fans in the plaza. we've got lady antebellum up on stage and they'll be performing for us this half hour. >> we'll talk about the voice and blake shelton will perform for us live tomorrow. a special guest in our studio again with us former office star b.j.novak, targeting a much younger audience full of made up words and sounds. we can't wait to talk nonsense with him. >> he's a real bagundy face. >> what does that mean? >> i'm not sure. >> this morning we're very happy to share the world premiere sneak peek at his brand new music video. take a look. >> hey, guys pharrell here. just want to say hello and thank you guys for allowing me to debut my new video "it girl" right here on the "today" show. ♪ ♪ >> catchy song. cool different video. some of the anime there. >> kind of a little gwen stefani. >> whether in the studio doing it or putting on music videos like this with these images. >> he is such an artist. he has been to anime and dragged kanye west and people into that scene. >> "it girl" is the name of that one. oh i should plug our show "the voice." they're building their teams of 12. check out pharrell and gwen stefani. >> our it girl this morning is dylan dreyer with a check of the weather. >> it's actually not that bad. it's cloudy but not raining. we could see spotty showers today. heavier chance of spotty showers up around the eastern great lakes and stronger storms through south dakota and nebraska where we could end up with hail and damaging wind gusts. we could see an isolated tornado. but in the northeast, that's when the rain will move back in. temperatures about 70 degrees. we're still cool in chicago tomorrow 72 degrees. we'll see scattered showers and 8:33. temperatures staying in the 50s. that's because we've got plenty of low clouds out there and strong enough onshore flow for the cool ocean air to continue to pump inland pretty much all day long. i do have to tell you, today is looking warmer than yesterday and by tomorrow we'll cut off the natural ac and temperatures definitely reflect that. if you have outdoor plans, today is your day to do so. plenty of 70s for today. 80s by tomorrow. 90s for thursday and friday. san francisco, fog. >> and that's your latest forecast. matt? >> b.j. novak from "the office," now turning his attention to a book for kid ss "a book with no pictures." >> kids find it intrigue. what could possibly be in here? it's like when a kid sees an ipad. i know this is not supposed to be for me. what's in here? >> you want them to open this and be hooked by the power of words. >> yeah. >> what were the books that hooked you as a kid? big reader? >> always drawn to humor. dr. seuss, the monster at the end of the book with grover? >> no. >> that's a great one. i like things that were imaginative and playful and let me share that with my parent where the parent would read to me and be funny. i like that bond of humor. >> sometimes people make the mistake, b.j. of thinking writing a children's book is easier. >> no. >> than writing a book for adults. i think it may be the other way around. >> it's harder and the brutal honest part of it is that i would watch parents read this to their kids to make sure the book was easy for everyone to zblnds how did you find the focus group? >> my friends and cousins, i would boro family units a lot. >> you would tell them first? >> i wouldn't take them away. i would go to their house and say read this to your kids. and i would watch. the great and tricky thing about a kid, kids do not fake laughter. so they're laughing or they're not. when they do laugh it's like no other drug on the planet. >> you have words in here that are totally made up. >> of course. >> so i need some definitions. badungy face. >> it's an exclamation, matt. it's not an adjective or a noun. it's something that you would blurt out in a moment of distress. >> so if you dropped a drink on yourself you might say -- ba-doongy face. that's my interpretation. the grown-up is forced to read all these silly words and they could make them all their own. >> these are completely made up. blurph? >> whatever you want it to mean. >> a glurgr-ga-wocko? >> it would be a very silly experience for the kid. >> do you have a list of word that is haven't been included in this book that are going to be included in the follow-up book? >> i have a few that are waiting to be used yeah. >> you're still acting. mindy project. >> yeah. >> how is that going? >> i enjoy it yeah. what are you getting at? >> no no i'm saying do you find it hard to move from one show to another when you have so much success on one program? >> well thank you, matt. i enjoy having a lot of variety. to me it's all about expressions of the same thing. trying to make people laugh and engage them whether it's 4-year-olds or mindy and her friends on the set of the mindy project. whatever i do it's really just every audience i think what can i do to entertain them? will this work will that work? it's sort of the great joy that i'm always seeking. >> i love watching part of your ensemble cast. whenever i you leave a show i always say the same thing. ba-doongy face. >> thank you, matt. hope we popularize that today. >> absolutely. "the book with no pictures." up next a live concert on the plaza from lady antebellum. first this is "today" on nbc. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" is brought to you by the bold new camry. one bold new choice leads to another. toyota let's go places. >> lady antebellum is a seven-time grammy winning selling more than 11 million albums in the process. they are here to celebrate the release of their new and seventh album. ladies and gentlemen, lady antebellum. ♪ 8:00 on friday night, i'm still at home all my girls keep blowing up my phone they say come on he ain't worth the pain what you got to do to forget his name now there's only one thing left for me to do check the mirror one last time what i really need right now is a double shot of crown chase that disco ball around till i don't remember go until they cut me off wanna get a little lost in the noise in the lights ♪ ♪ hey bartender pour 'em hot tonight till the party and the music and the truth collide bring it till his memory fades away hey bartender ♪ ♪ tonight i'll let a stranger pull me on the floor spin me round and let him buy a couple more but before it goes too far i'll let him down easy cause tonight it's all about dancing with my girls to the dj put that song on replay ♪ ♪ what i'm really needing now is a double shot of crown chase that disco ball around till i don't remember go until they cut me off wanna get a little lost in the noise in the lights ♪ ♪ hey bartender pour 'em hot tonight till the party and the music and the truth collide bring it till his memory fades away hey bartender ♪ ♪ i'm feeling that buzz i'm ready to rock ain't no way i'm gonna tell you to stop so pour that thing up to the top i'm coming in hot ♪ ♪ hey bartender ♪ ♪ what i'm really needing now is a double shot of crown chase that disco ball around till i don't remember go until they cut me off want to get a little lost in the noise in the lights ♪ ♪ hey bartender pour 'em hot tonight till the party and the music and the truth collide sfwlnchts bring it till his memory fades away hey bartender hey bartender ♪ >> we'll have more music from lady antebellum straight ahead. first this is "today" on nbc. all right. we're back with lady antebellum up on our stage with a brand new album called 747. lady antebellum is charles kelly, hilary scott and dave heywood. 747, i'm thinking airplanes. i'm thinking trains and automobiles. is that right? >> yes. we're on a lot of them. >> it's definitely our biggest sounding record we feel like we've made in a long time. >> you guys keep pushing it. you really do. you always talk about the fact that it's one thing to rest on your laurels and another thing to keep improving. >> we try. it helps being in a band we spur each other on and try to keep getting better. that's what this record is about. >> and "bartender" is a great song. it's a country break-up song. instead of bringing you down and making you feel sad, it makes you feel better. >> time to go out. >> exactly. >> time to go out and party. >> this girl taking the horns over a heartbreak taking control and getting over this if i. >> because the album is called 747, you guys have done something very special. you're going out and doing seven for seven. explain that to me. >> we're talking about ourselves so much and these fans they're just so awesome. they show up every -- you know every time for us. and so we thought what we would do each day for the seven days of the record launch that we would surprise a fan. >> you want to continue that? go day two of seven for seven? >> absolutely. >> a fan here today, her name is katherine leventis. is she here? >> she's right there. >> will you come on up? >> me? >> come on! she's bringing her mike. >> hi katherine. how are you? >> hi. >> nice to see you. who is your friend here? >> courtney. >> hi courtney. nice to see you. now katherine and courtney at least katherine thinks they're here for a radio production. >> you nominated katherine for this because -- >> i know. >> we hear you just win the greatest best friend award and we know that you have been through so much in your life and you have taken, you know the brunt of everything. you're putting yourself through school being a good friend being a beautiful woman on the inside and out and so we have a surprise for you. >> we wanted to help you today. we've got, on behalf of your university, american and international college, we set up a scholarship in your name to help pay for part of your nursing school. we know you're working so hard to put yourself through nursing school. >> you want to go to our show tonight? hang out with us tonight. >> yes. >> it will be fun. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> absolutely. >> i'm in shock. >> cool. thank you. i love you, too. and you are a tricky best friend. you really are. >> i'm so sorry. >> you're tricky. >> are you okay with her? you're not mad at her or anything? >> we'll discuss later. >> what a nice thing you're doing for your fans. katherine and courtney you guys come with me. we'll listen to more music now from lady antebellum. come over here. ♪ ♪ cause i ain't never gonna find another love to make me feel this way over and over and over we say that we're through but i walk right back to you ♪ ♪ baby we're in for a long stretch of love. ♪ you mess me up you bring me down you make me feel alive you send my heart into overdrive every time you kill the lights ♪ ♪ over and over and over we play this game win or lose we'll never change ♪ ♪ there's a long stretch of love comin down the line baby we're in for a long stretch of love ♪ ♪ over and over and over we play this game win or lose we'll never change there's a long stretch of love comin' down the line and baby you'll be mine coming right here beside you baby we're in for a long stretch of love ♪ ♪ long stretch of love long stretch of love oh baby ♪ ♪ i don't want to break this how can i walk away from this long stretch of love ♪ >> lady antebellum, thank you. they're back with another song later. if you want to catch more of their seven for seven surprises, they're posting them >> we're back here with cath sbrin courtney. two questions. have you stopped trembling and crying and have you forgiven your friend? >> i plan on crying on the way home too. >> you deserve it. >> thank you so much. >> i'm so happy. this is great. like a love fest around here. let's check in with willard scott for some special birthdays. hey, willard. >> connecticut, a town loved by all. this is ruth dodo berk from lido beach in the great state of new york. 100 years old today. we love her. she says she likes a bloody mary in the morning and young friends in the evening. good for her. this is rachell davis. she's an avid bowler. she loves to throw that 14-pin whatever she wants to do. she's a bowler. how about an anniversary wish to margaret and james lowe 75 years they've been married. york pennsylvania. how about that? take a look at george tipton. isn't that a great -- fine old american name. he is from teaneck, new jersey 100 years old today. that's it new york. i miss you down here. you come see us and we'll have fun together. you are beautiful. >> all right, willard, thanks. >> quick reminder everybody, this is the last day to nominate your child for the sprout network's kindest kid contest. you have until midnight. explain how your child is kind to others the environment, animals, really anything. today is the last day for that. >> lot of kindness going on around here, still. how do you feel? >> i feel good. >> i love that you thought -- where is the mike that you thought was real? they thought this was a real mike. >> thank goodness it wasn't real you're watching today in the bay. >> good morning to you. it is 8:56 i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have an update now on breaking news in east san jose. police right now are on the scene of a car that hit a young woman walking to school early this morning. it happened on cafe drive just a few blocks away from an elementary school. the driver was turning into the sun, didn't see the woman in the crosswalk. the injuries are nonlife threatening. she was taken to the hospital to be checked out. also new this morning paypal will become a separate and publicly traded company next year. ebay says it decided the separation was the best path for growth for each business. another update in half hour. see you then. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's" take with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning, september 30th, 2014. big crowd of lady antebellum fans. great show for us. they have another song coming up in this hour as well. i'm willie geist along with natalie morales, tamron hall. al on the road on his way to the middle east for that shine a light project with the uxo. we'll check in with al tomorrow. he's on his way over there now. >> exciting. >> cannot wait. >> good stuff. >> i have to give one shot out here if i could. everybody knows i sawed my hand over the weekend. >> over a bottle of bourbon. >> it was. >> readily admit this part. >> isaac mizrahi has his own line of band-aids. >>ize ak -- isaac mizrahi sells band-aids? >> you need more than these little hearts. >> for a boo boo. >> not going to do it. >> he sent them over last night. >> what else did you get out of playing the victim card? >> my dear friends of maker's mark. i'm protecting the innocent. people are mad at the bottle. i'm the moron. >> maker's mark sent a safety kit with gossles and gloves and all kinds of things. thank you for that too. >> aren't those cool? >> who are you wearing? >> isaac mizrahi. >> i love that. >> good stuff. >> incredible. the news at the white house broke in "the washington post." guy jumps over the fence. we know all that. we are learning that he made his way much deeper inside the white house than we were initially told. omar gonzalez, military veteran, entered the unlocked front door of the executive mansion after darting across the front lawn pushing past a guard inside we're learning now, turning left, past the stairs that lead to the family's residence. in other words, he had access to the residence, the stairs that went up. he made it all the way to the east room according to this report in the "washington post" where he was tackled by a heavily armed tactical agent. if he made a couple of wrong turns he could have been in the residence. an alarm that had been muted by the request of the white house staff. they said it was annoying, it was too loud. they turned that off. >> not a good idea. >> gonzalez, as you know, was carrying a knife, had a hatchet with ammunition in his car. by the way, today secret service director julia pearson facing very tough questions up on capitol hill about the incident. you'll remember as well that the first family was not in the home, thank goodness. this report yesterday, we didn't know this a week ago. we thought he gets to the front door where he's stopped. no, he got in the front door, pushed past somebody and ran past the steps that go up to the place where the president, first lady and their two daughters sleep at night. >> that's the issue of transparency. that detail, we didn't need to wait how many days now, over a week or so to find out that detail. that is, i think, what concerns people. that you're not getting the full story. of course, there has to be secrets in place to protect the first family. quite honestly, the first family and the staff who are there all the time. their lives are in jeopardy as well. that's not a short run. we've all been inside had the privilege of being inside the white house. that's not a hip, skip and a jump. >> throughout the residence there's secret service. so why did it take -- i guess he pushed past one agent and then another one finally tackles him. >> they all have radios. >> meanwhile, here's a guy who had already been in july he previously been flagged. he was on their secret service list because he had been -- i guess he got a traffic violation outside in virginia. and apparently had weapons in his car, had a map -- >> map. >> -- of washington, d.c. with the white house circled inside a bible. here is somebody who clearly had intent to do something and was on their list, but yet he is running through the white house and nobody says "get the guy!" you know, take him down. >> yes. you read today's "washington post" report. they've been doing amazing reporting on this, including that 2011 ince citizen the where shots were fired at the white house windows and the secret service didn't know about it until four days later. the reporting of all the layers that got through there, guards outside the fence. once you're inside the fence there's a guard in the booth. the dogs can be released. all a manner of things that could have happened and did not happen. the fact that he could open the front door which was unlocked. >> unlocked? >> and simply push past a secret service agent and get that close to the president, it's terrifying. i hope there are huge overhauls coming. >> nbc's chris jansing reported on this from the beginning. she's pointed out she's interviewed a number of first ladies. that's one of the major concerns, especially with children. my family's a target. i have children in this home. and you sign up for it, of course. but your children do not. >> right. >> and that's part of it. these hearings, to willie's point, huge and significant. hopefully something comes out of that. also something far from that but interesting to watch. you think you've heard everything about george clooney's wedding, right? you think you heard everything. the dress is made by alexander mcqueen. no. it's made by oscar de la renta. we're learning that today from "people" magazine. there were all these rumors that it may be "vogue" magazine. no "people" got the scoop. 25 pictures from inside amal and george clooney's wedding. they say that the speeches were emotional, 200 people were there. everyone laughed and cried. they had a little hip-hop in honor of willie. >> me? >> because you're the king of pop. yes, willie who couldn't make it to the wedding. she had multiple clothing changes. it was just spectacular, all the hollywood glamour. they kept it intimate despite all that craziness outside it was very intimate inside. >> amal's mom apparently during her speech said george we love you truly, deeply and sincerely. we enjoy your charm, wit, intelligent conversation and generosity. you are simply perfect. we all knew that. >> we knew that. >> "people" magazine reports that is one of amal's friends pointed out that george clooney has had, you know, a past with the ladies. >> they went there? >> yeah, he was the bachelor of all bachelors. that is pretty much the girlfriend wall. that's a warning to george clooney, don't mess this up buddy. >> i like that. i like it. here the cover of "the new york post" this morning. this is a scene from the "vogue" photo shoot with amal at the fitting for her wedding dress. >> so "vogue" and "people," everybody has some stake on it. >> there you have it. all right. what time do you guys go to bed normally? we are kind of early birds. we have to get up early. >> 11:30, 12:00. >> too late. >> 11:30, 12:00? >> yes. way too late. >> that's way too late. >> i think i went to bed at 11:00 last night. >> i'm 9:00, put the kids to bed and try to get in bed around that time. you've heard that phrase apparently if you get one hour's sleep before midnight is worth two hours after midnight. >> i didn't know that. >> yeah. they say apparently if you have an hour of sleep before midnight it's like getting real deep sleep, better sleep. worth up to two hours after midnight. apparently sleep experts say perhaps not true. stanford university expert says it's a mistake actually to go to bed too early. maybe you're on to something here. they say the ideal bedtime should be 10 to 15 minutes before you want to fall asleep. i'm one of those people, though, i watch the clock. if i can't fall asleep you know, it makes it worse. >> yes, yes. >> if you're trying to sleep when your body is not ready to go to sleep yet it's like swimming upstream. it makes you more, as you would expect -- more stressed out. >> if i get into bed too early, i suddenly start thinking about everything i need to do. >> it makes it worse. >> yes, it makes it worse. i usually turn the clock around and don't look at it. if you want to be up at 7:30 and want to get, say, 7 1/2 hours of sleep, they recommend you go to sleep by 11:45. of course all of us in the sleep deprived club more than seven hours sleep would be amazing. >> i don't think i know anyone who says they get enough sleep. i mean, no one. >> no. >> any occupation. >> no adult. >> no adult. >> best sleepers? 8-year-olds apparently. >> 8-year-olds? >> no stress. they just go right to bed. >> you want to sleep like an 8-year-old? >> somebody's going to set out my clothes. someone's going to feed me. >> until they have nightmares. mommy. >> the device you don't get in bed and go to sleep. for me when i get in bed, that's the first quiet moment of the day. i return e-mails, read through a few things. >> i try not to. i do that earlier in the evening. i try to turn that over again and read a book. >> that's nice. is that's very smart. >> my mind needs to totally declutter and relax. >> i'm a virgo. yes, i believe in astrology. i'm a virgo. >> i'm a gemini. >> you'll get e-mails from people. why do you promote -- whatever. i believe in it. and i obsess over things to the point where i believe i'm always missing something. so i keep my phone -- if i go up to go to the bathroom or something i'll look in fear that i've missed something. i can't take my phone and just completely detach. >> they say not to have it within arm's reach. if u have it within arm's reach, they say you'll check it. >> fear of missing out. >> she has fomo. >> they say it's something that's out there. >> really? >> yeah. >> we should do a segment on that. >> fomo. there you go. there's a reason we have candy out there. what does your candy say about you? a blog has put down a list of candies, popular ones and a glimpse into our lives, much like astrology. a glimpse into your lives. >> mini snickers, twix, almond joy, if those are your favorites, you clearly bought the giant assortment bag at one of the weekly target, costco -- >> these are the ones you give out at halloween? >> is that what that says? >> yes. >> full-sized candy bars, you give out a full-sized candy bar, obviously money is no object. you hang out with willie, jay-z and beyonce. >> we're very close. the three of us. >> werther's original. >> i like a werther's. >> those are good. >> it means you're 80. >> it lasts long. >> this is the one i take issue with. mary jane. >> i don't know what they are. >> they're amazing. they taste like peanut butter chewy peanut butter. if you want give out mary jane's it means you're 90 years old. i disagree completely. i disagree completely. >> >> nutrigrain bars. you're a poor planner. >> what about quarters back in the day? when i run out of candy. >> apples, by the way, just don't even bother. seriously? just shut your porch light and watch tv. i agree with that. i don't like when people give out these snacks. some people do the pretzels. the toothbrush and the floss. >> that's the dentist. >> turn your porch light off. see you at christmas. see you another time. >> these are our favorites. i do like to give out m & ms. >> peanut buttercups. >> snickers. >> do you like the plain or peanut? >> i like plain. >> i support all three of these. i can't open this. >> why? oh, because your hand? >> dylan dreyer is in for al. >> does that mean there's twix over there? >> no, but that's a great one. >> that's the only candy that's not over there right now. >> or kit kat. >> i'm a jumbo mix of candy. i'm all for that. look at this swirl across southwestern south dakota. that is going to be our triggering mechanism to fire off showers and storms. we've got this warm front separating the really cool air up in chicago. it's 13 degrees below average. st. louis will be 10 degrees above average with a high of 86 degrees. it's right along this frontal boundary where we'll see some unsettled weather. we'll see scattered showers and storms some of the strongest storms in red in south dakota into parts of northeastern nebraska. we could end up with hail, wind gusts and even a possible tornado. 9:12. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. this is sunol, the hilltop of sunol. i want to show you this time lapse from weather underground, because it really tells the story. throughout the day today, we're going to continue to clear you out. this is what it looks like in emeryville. going to take awhile here to get that clearing. temperatures today work like this. 76 on the peninsula, 75 degrees for the east shore, 71 san francisco and 84 degrees in the north bay. >> and that's your latest forecast. guys? >> thanks, dylan. up next, a missing wife. a husband under suspicion and the big screen thriller that has so many people excited this weekend. we'll talk to kim dickens, one of the stars of "gone girl." >> did she go somewhere? >> she's gone. >> this is a bit here. empty chair. 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(vo) theraflu. serious power. the millions of fans of book "gone girl" have had this weekend circled on the calendar for months. >> kim dickens plays the detective. >> as you'll see she's not buying nick's story. >> you don't know what she does all did day you don't know her friends and you don't know her blood type? >> maybe it's type o. >> where are her folks new york? >> yeah. >> can they get into town in time for the press conference? >> i don't know. >> you haven't called your wife's parents? call them, nick, please, now. >> now, nick. >> good to see you. >> is it true you thought you weren't going to get this role? >> oh, yeah. >> what happened? >> i was working in new york and i had -- my agent called and said you have an audition on your one day off and it's an 18-page audition which -- >> my gosh. >> that's a lot. >> you had to memorize 18 pages? >> you do the best you can. i hadn't read the book, didn't get a script or anything and i said i can't do that. he said it's a film. i said there's no way i'm going to get that. i thought they would go with somebody really fancy. i started reading the material and fell in love with the detective. and i canceled my dinner plans and crammed and read the book like four times. >> that was in one day? wow! >> yeah, a day and a half. >> amazing. >> yours is such a critical role. she is building the case the entire time. >> yep. >> trying to find out who really did whatever that you're saying they did. not to give anything away. i'm a huge fan of the book and the movie. i saw it as well. did you worry at all about a lot of times when you have a book so popular coming into a project, then putting it to film? there's a lot of critics who then will pick it apart. >> yeah. i didn't worry about it then because i didn't -- i wasn't as familiar with the whole, you know, big popularity of the book. so, i didn't know enough to be worried and then once we finished it and it was about to come out, then i got worried. >> then the job is done. >> then it's over. there's nothing i could do about it. then it's fincher's fault. >> we heard ben affleck say it yesterday. everybody said it's david fincher i had to do it. why is it so appealing? >> i'm a huge fan of his movies you know. and now working with him i know that he just is brilliant. he is a rare visionary. he really is. and it's so fun for an actor, because he is creating a whole frame. each frame is like a painting. it's like a composition. he works with movement. he works with, you know, lighting and everything and, of course, the nuances of all the characters. he knows them like he could play them himself. >> brilliant director like a brilliant actress. >> thank you. >> do you know what else is better? >> what? >> she went to vanderbilt. >> vanderbilt and bourbon. 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>> i loved scooby-doo. how about you? >> josie and the pussycats. girl power. they loved to sing. >> rockin' out fits. >> yeah, they did. the leopard. that was in back then. see? i still have that out fit. i have it now. >> how about you, tamron? >> scooby-doo. i loved that little scappy. >> scrappy-doo. >> and i love that my nieces, who are 8 and 4, they love scooby-doo. this version of it, when it comes on, they go crazy. they love that. >> it's across all generations. >> even though it's like come on, there's always a guy wearing a mask. seriously? >> if it wasn't for those meddling kids. >> pull off the mask. for real. >> we want to hear your favorite saturday morning cartoon. #today's take. >> i'll be evaluating what you say. >> 8:00 am it was muppet babies. >> they were so cute. >> weren't they so cute? little gonzo and little everybody. kept me busy on a saturday morning, 8:00 am. we are going to see a chance of stronger storms back through south dakota and nebraska. we could end up seeing perhaps some isolated tornadoes, hail possible. and we're also looking at the chances of heavier downpours. we're also going to see heavier downpours through parts of florida where some areas near orlando could end up with three to five inches of rain. it's a little unsettled today. tomorrow that will shift further in the northeast. it's not a washout in the midatlantic. we are still looking at the chance of scattered showers from areas of virgina new england. we'll see that area of severe weather expand from nebraska down into kansas and also into parts of oklahoma where we could see our strongest 9:33 good tuesday morning to you. some cool satellite imagery for you. big ridge of high pressure building, but we're still under the influence of low pressure and as a result temperatures today are going to be really comfortable. 76 degrees for the peninsula. 77 degrees in the south bay, and 71 degrees on the way to san francisco. as we head deeper into the week our pressure takes over starting tomorrow and temperatures are really going to reflect that. throughout thursday and friday, peak heat cooling you off as we get into the weekend. >> and that's your latest forecast. guys? >> dylan, thanks a lot. >> more than 15000 adolescents and children in the u.s. are diagnosed with cancer. >> and natalie just celebrated her fifth birthday. her story is being featured in "parents" magazine. >> we talk about their journey starting with the day that natalie was diagnosed. >> i saw a small team of people approaching one with tears in her eyes, an oncologist told me the news. your daughter has leukemia. after that, i couldn't hear anything. i couldn't speak. natalie started blood platelet and plasma transfusions right away and surgery was scheduled for the following day to insert a port in her chest to start administering the chemotherapy. this is natalie at 3 years old, helping to draw her own blood. many times people say to me it's a good thing natalie is so little. she won't remember any of this. she'll probably only remember the good parts like getting the gifts. but i don't want natalie to forget some of the difficult moments, with the port in her chest and her tubing or how the treatment made her stomach protrude to the point where she was uncomfortable wearing shirts. whenever she's struggling later in life i want her to look back and remember so she can get through anything. having a child with cancer changes you forever. you look at the simple moments and really do appreciate them more. natalie was high risk and we're finally almost out of the woods but too many families are less fortunate. i want all children, including natalie to be able to climb trees until they can climb them with their own kids. >> little natalie is here with her parents, andrea and dan and her sister, hannah. also with us is dr. ann riley, from the children's hospital of philadelphia. good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> little natalie. love your name. happy birthday. i heard you just turned 5. did you have a nice birthday? >> yeah. >> yes? hannah tell me about the birthday party. what was that like for your sister? >> my sister, she wanted to go bowling. we went bowling. >> did you get any strikes, spares, anything like that? >> daddy. >> dad did? >> there you go. >> that's good. >> and my mom got a strike. >> oh okay cool. dad, how is natalie doing? >> she's doing well. we're getting to the very end of her maintenance phase. so she has been through a lot the past few years but is finally coming out on the other side and is doing very well. >> andrea as you sit here and look at your family and the odds and what you've overcome -- >> right. >> how do you keep going? was that the spirit? >> i mean, just witnessing what we've witnessed being in the childhood cancer community those kids alone are what keep you going and the fact that we are one of the fortunate families that she is doing so well and had a good prognosis. and i think that's why we do so much we do today is for those kids who do not and the family whose can't do it themselves as well. >> you really say, i think -- you call yourselves a mom-cologist. you have to do it all to help keep your family together. but at the same time think about the other kid whose suffer the same fate. dr. riley we talk about pediatric cancer, it's the leading disease killer of children. yet funding is so low for research. why? >> well i think that there are so many adults that get cancer that a lot of the funding is diverted to the adults. nih, national institutes of health fund a lot of the cancer institutes in this country and farm suitt pharmaceutical companies fund the research. >> you've been such a good big sister for your sister natalie and now i hear you're doing something very special at the end of this month. what are you going to do? >> i'm shaving my head. >> wow, hannah. >> gorgeous red hair. >> why do you want to do that? >> this is one of the ways i can help kids with cancer and inspire them to be brave during their treatment. >> dan she came up with that idea on her own? >> all on her own. i wasn't very excited about it at first but andrea and i talked a lot about it. when hannah came up with the idea and she was very persistent about it, very passionate about it, it's very difficult as a parent to say no to your kid when they feel so strongly about something. >> what a brave thing you're going to do for your sister and you, too. i see how much you love each other. >> can i get a hug too? scoot over, dad. you get them all the time. can i get a hug? >> what a great family you have. >> and willie? let's go say hi to willie. say what's up willie? >> hugs for everyone here. thank you so much dr. riley hannah and an dreedrea and dan. thank you all for being here. >> thank you so much. >> for more on natalie's story and the way you can help fight pediatric cancer head to our website today.com. >> i have a fashion trend coming up today. you guys are the trend. work it. work it. tuesday trend is coming up in a second. work it. show them what you got, girl. work it, work it, work it. you know, millions of people have saved with progressive, so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say i saved him $519 and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? 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yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. stop talking. >> hello everybody. >> hi, ladies. >> rita wilson. >> oh, my gosh. >> amy grant and lou manfredini. ♪ he's got a name that rhymes with ♪ >> you're going to have to san jose city council will consider a plan to build hundreds of affordable homes. if the proposal passes developers would build 100 senior housing units and 82 units for families. people who wanted to live there would have to make between $21,000 and $63,000 a year to qualify. starting today, thousands of bay area commuters will be eligible to be paid for leaving the car in the driveway and finding another way to work. employers will have to start offering benefits to people who car pool, take public transportation, or ride bikes to work. employers will have four different types of benefits to choose from but experts expect most companies to pick the option that lets workers exclude $130 a month from their taxable income. well let's check your weather this morning. >> hey, thank you. temps in the 70s for today. really hard to beat these temperatures and all things in perspective, tomorrow we're going to trade these numbers in for a ten to 15-degree warmup. 71 degrees for today in san francisco. 84 degrees in the north bay. comfortable conditions there. morning fog to afternoon sunshine. tomorrow, no natural ac, that translates to a warm afternoon. then the heat wave really kicks in into your weekend. we'll detail this for you, plus we are tracking rain chances today at 11:00. here's first mike and your drive. >> changes in the forecast. looking over here southbound for 880 through fremont. things are moving better than over the last half hour. look at your map, we're talking about from dakota road dunbar bridge, mission, things jammed up the last 30 minutes. last five, some improvements. a lot of folks northbound 101 and 280 still your slower spots. rest of the bay, 24 westbound still jammed up after an earlier crash, things tied up on the shoulder. back to you. >> thank you, mike. another news update coming up for you in half an hour. mmm! ring ring! progresso! i forgive you. you do? 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>> i met him a couple of times, years ago, so sweet. >> what a great pic. >> it is going to be -- i think that is the real deal, that relationship. >> i do too. >> i don't think they got married for any other reason but the old-fashioned one, they just fell wildly in love with each other. >> i think it is so exciting. >> i love that. her dress is oscar de la renta. i'm waiting for the knockoffs of all of her clothes to come out. all her dresses. >> every one. >> why can't we get it cheaper? >> i'm sure it is already in the works. i want to explain to everybody now, if i act more weirdly than i normally do i have what is known as a floater. i know you guys had it on your rum, but this is not that kind. this morning i felt what is that on my eye, went to the internet because somebody i know can do that. and there is all kinds of reasons for are it, but -- >> it left a little thing on your eye. >> it floats around and -- >> do you see it? >> i see it. it is floating. that's why it is called a floater. >> can i see it? >> no. >> look at me. >> it is not visible -- i have the cutest ophthalmologist in the whole world. >> you do? >> oh, my gosh. an excuse to go visit him again. he's adorable. can you get that for me please. christopher star. i might have to go see him. they say it is accompanied by flashes of light, your retina is detaching. so i'll let you know in the course of the show -- >> that would be an uninconvenient truth right now. >> aretha franklin, the queen of soul, has done her version of adele's song -- >> a cover. >> "rolling in the deep". okay. this is aretha's audio version. >> a portion of it. ♪ could have had it all rolling in the deep ♪ ♪ you had my heart and soul in your hand ♪ ♪ but you -- >> then she did something else. this is crazy. then she added into rolling in the deep ain't no mountain high enough to the chorus. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ ♪ ain't no valley low enough ♪ ♪ ain't no river wide enough ♪ ♪ to keep me from getting to you ♪ >> that is good music. >> good, good. her album is called "aretha franklin great diva classics," features some of those covers. >> i like when someone like her sings some covers. >> she does bring a completely different take to it. >> the voice was on last night. it is getting awesome, by the way. pharrell and gwen stefani great choices for judges. we'll show two of the singers and we're going to decide who -- what judge they picked. >> okay. >> okay. so here are the two of them. one is a 25-year-old blind man named blessing offor. the other is 19-year-old miaer er if furman. ♪ we can make it if we try ♪ ♪ just the two of us just the two of us ♪ ♪ building castles in the sky ♪ ♪ just the two of us you and i ♪ ♪ unconditional unconditional ly unconditionally unconditionally ♪ >> 19, you said? >> i think she's 19. >> both of those had all four judges do the spin. >> okay. >> so for the first guy i -- >> i would say pharrell, but i don't know. >> i'm going to go with adam on the first guy. and the girl, who do you think she chose? gwen? >> yes. >> gwen. so blessing chose pharrell you were right. and mia chose adam. >> interesting. >> all right, good. >> there you have it. >> i don't want to do that one. >> okay. >> you want to? go ahead? >> i don't remember all the things. no. i don't want to do it. >> first of all, i do want to tell everybody that yesterday we were talking about the great, great success of hold why'sda's shine a light project. literally how many -- >> we have 830,000 plays. sarah bareilles and cyndi lauper matched up and the kids from chop are the heroes of it children's hospital of philly. >> i made a plea yesterday on the air to a friend of ours named jonathan tisch. >> right. >> i wanted him, because he's one of the most philanthropic people and he's also one of the richest in new york, and one of the nicest guys in the world, guess what, he's on the phone and he has news for you, hoda. >> okay. >> hey, john, how are you? >> good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> how are we? >> we are great. were you watching yesterday, john? >> i was watching later in the day when it was brought to my attention that you totally made me look like i needed to do this with my wife. >> we shamed you into it. >> on the air, kath just basically shouted john tisch out and said give some money and she was doing these hand motions, you got it. >> sadly it is your own fault, you have a reputation of being one of the most philanthropic people in the city. >> back about three days, my wife and i were traveling and hoda sent an e-mail with the link to the video. i finally got a chance to watch it. sarah bareilles, cyndi lauper, those children who are just remarkable, and so leive and i talked about it and we're contributing $25,000. >> which puts you over the $300,000. thank you so much. >> john thank you so much. thanks to lizzie too. wow. what a sweet thing. thank you, guys. >> the video speaks for itself and to see those children's faces and to know that your work, hoda, is going to benefit their lives and enrich their lives during a very difficult time, it really speaks volumes about who you are. >> speaks volumes about you too, john. mine is coming up are for the salvation army in a month. >> to donate, if you want to help out, crowdrise.com/hoda. >> thank you for that, by the way. >> i knew he would. he's one of the best. we had one date once. >> i know. >> one date once. >> they went on a date and you know who kath invited on the date with you and john? 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only one letter differentiates it from my first name which is really weird. >> okay. >> we know rita is a great actress. you know what she can sing -- >> you love to sing. >> yes, i do. i sang here for you guys. back-up singer. >> delighted to do so. you are performing through this coming weekend at the carlyle hotel. >> that's right. >> which is the storied -- a lot of history there. >> that's right. >> what's it like singing there? >> it's fantastic. it's so intimate. the audience is right there. if somebody is nodding off you're going to see it. fortunately that's not happening yet. it's beautiful, too. some of the wait staff has been there over 50 years. they are incredible guys. it just has that history. >> some of those great rooms have closed over the last -- >> i know. that's wrong. i wish there were more places like this. it has such a great feel. >> the song choices you've chosen every single one once you start singing makes you smile. that one "please come to boston." >> i do one in the show. also i'm doing -- there we go. >> let's watch. ♪ l.a. can't be your kind of town ♪ ♪ ain't no body like me ♪ >> do you love that feeling? >> i do. it is so much fun. i'm having a great time. this show at the carlyle i'm singing old songs from am/fm, and original material. i've been down in nashville writing. >> what kinds of themes. >> really fun themes. i think -- >> drinking songs or you've done me wrong songs. >> there's one song i have called "girls night in," it's really an homage to girlfriends. >> we know you have the acting world. >> it is. this is what i think song writing compares to. i say it's like you go in meet a complete stranger. you have musical intercourse with them and come out with a song baby. you're like all right, i'm going to tell you my most intimate secrets but let's pretend it's not really about me and then we'll write a song about it. >> for the most part the nicest people. >> the nicest people. the discipline i have found from song writers in general and these incredible musicians that i've been lucky enough to work with is that they are just so disciplined and so wonderful and so willing to be open and take a chance on a newby like me. >> and the cd is available when? >> early 2015. >> come back and see us then okay? >> she'll be at cafe carlyle through saturday. you can catch her on the good wife and "girls." >> edgy rita. >> getting those gutters clean. all you have to do is ask lou right after this. no one else gives you options like that. 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[ kevin ] this is connolly cameron, zach, and clementine. we have a serious hairball issue. we clean it up, turn around and there it is again. it's scary. little bit in my eye. [ michelle ] underneath the kitchen table underneath my work desk we've got enough to knit a sweater. [ doorbell rings ] zach, what is that? the swiffer sweeper. the swiffer dusters. it's some sort of magic cloth that sucks in all the dog hair. it's quick and easy. pretty amazing that it picked it all up. i would totally take on another dog. 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>> to my thighs. >> well, we're getting rid of it. it comes out your breath. >> it does? is that what that is? we have pink liquid which changes colors when we put carbon dioxide in it. there is going to be one winner. okay, one, two three. faster. >> i'm winning. >> ladies, ladies, come on. >> all right. that's good. >> it is getting in my hair. >> hey. >> all right. carbon dioxide came from burning your breakfast. it comes out your breath. >> i have a floater. >> yes she does. >> what's next? >> magic sand. you pour it in water and it will stick to itself kind of looks funny in there, but that's not the coolest part. the coolest part is when you pull it out. if i take the sand with my hand and pull it out, it remains completely -- >> how? >> give it a try. the sand is -- it is coated. >> your hand is wet but not the -- >> that's weird! >> you take regular sand and they coat it with a substance like this water shield or fabric protector. >> that's the craziest thing. >> weird. >> you put it on the shoe, the red wine it beads off of it. >> how is that possible? >> our parties get a little crazy. >> nature knows this really well it is used to coat butterfly wings and rose petals and use it to walk on water. >> oldest trick in the book. got to yank it off. are you ready? >> no. >> you want to use a seamless cloth a flat bottom ceramic so it reduces friction. pull it off -- >> are we going to get soaked? >> i have the red wine. on three, you pull -- >> down? >> not out. >> don't put your hands together. >> what? >> i'm scared. >> one two three! >> that was excellent. >> check this out, if my science is right, i should be able to take this cloth and put it -- >> oh, close. >> close. you got two on. >> can i do a victory dance? >> do the victory dance. >> all right. thank you, jeffrey. >> we are happy today. >> yes. >> grammy winner amy grant debuts her new song -- >> for a great cause. >> this is "today" on nbc. >> nice. the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> over her career spanning three decades, singer, songwriter amy grant sold more than 30 million albums, won six grammy awards and has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> the messages in her music are honest and life affirming. no surprise, she was inspired to write a new single called "welcome yourself" to help kick off breast cancer awareness month and raise money for research. we're delighted you're here with us again. >> thank you. this is the first timivee ive time i've ever done this song. i never made it through without crying. >> tell me who this gentleman is. >> gene miller. >> gene is here. >> he's fantastic. >> he sure is. >> was there a mernlpersonal story, something that inspired you to write this song? >> cancer touches all of us. my husband's sister gina has had cancer. and anyway, my co-writer, beth nielsen chapman is a breast cancer survivor. and so, anyway we just talked about her story and shared life you know, how song writing goes and you write about it. but anyway -- >> we're happy to hear this song. and look at your album. >> so much fun. >> "in motion," get this album. >> it is like huge in the clubs now. way to go, amy. >> all righty. here she is. amy grant. ♪ you give so much and juggle it all with a smile ♪ ♪ how do you keep it all up ♪ ♪ i guess because everything comes to an end ♪ ♪ you get up and do it again ♪ ♪ no matter whatever gets done ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to the moment ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to be here now ♪ ♪ open your arms open your heart ♪ ♪ let some of that love come back around ♪ ♪ ready to climb when you see the mountain ♪ ♪ ready to run when you feel the storm ♪ ♪ learning to try learning to fly learning to fall ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to it all ♪ ♪ so now it's you stuck in the wake of these words ♪ ♪ so many others have hurt ♪ ♪ how you get through you just let go ♪ ♪ into the music that plays ♪ ♪ and dance with the songs as they change ♪ ♪ and that's how you'll know what to do ♪ ♪ and welcome yourself to the moment ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to here and now ♪ ♪ open your arms open your heart when all that love comes back around ♪ ♪ ready to climb when you face the mountain ♪ ♪ and run when you feel a storm ♪ ♪ ready to fly ready to try ready to fall ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to it all ♪ ♪ all i can do open my heart up ♪ ♪ and begin ♪ ♪ i don't know how long i've got how will i live ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to the moment ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to be here now ♪ ♪ open your arms open your heart ♪ ♪ because baby that love comes back around ♪ ♪ ready to climb when you see the mountain ♪ ♪ run when you feel the storm ♪ ♪ ready to try ready to fly ready to fall ♪ ♪ welcome yourself to it all ♪ ♪ yes, to it all ♪ >> great song. >> so good to see you sweetie. beautiful. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. >> so good to see you. >> you're awesome. >> so awesome. tomorrow, everybody joan lunden opens up about her battle with breast cancer. >> tyler perry is with us. have an awesome day, everybody. >> see you. >> love that sweetie. that was gorgeous. >> beautiful. nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> that breaking news is happening in louisville kentucky which is where there are reports of a possible shooting. we are looking live right now at fern creek high school. louisville police and ems crews are there on the scene. you can see traffic at a standstill out there. students have been walking out of the building with their hands up in the air. we don't know yet whether anyone was hurt but police are now looking for someone with some sort of firearm and there you see several more students coming out of the building with their hands up. emergency personnel and law enforcement there waiting to receive them. there were reports of shots fired, but again, we don't know yet whether anyone was injured.

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