the newest member of our family about to be revealed. we can't wait to meet him and tell you why he is a puppy with a purpose today wednesday, january 14, 2015. >> 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 wednesday morning. >> we have a new member of our team, he is hafry and has bad breath. a puppy. we'll tell you about that. >> an interesting story. let's start on a wednesday morning with our top story. defiant "charlie hebdo" releases its first issue since that terror attack. with the cartoon of the prophet muhammad on the cover. nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely is in paris. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning from paris, at this time almost exactly a week ago a dozen people lay dead in and around the offices of a magazine the terrorists tried to kill it off. this morning, "charlie hebdo" is back on the streets again seemingly stronger than ever. it looks like all paris wants to buy it. it's a satirical magazine that used to sell 50,000 copies a week. today the first of three million copies hit the street making it for this week not only the world's most famous newspaper but one of the best selling. on its cover which nbc news is not showing, a cartoon of a tearful prophet muhammad. they waited for it through the night, it sold out quickly. >> i tried to buy "charlie hebdo." but no charlie. it disappeared rapidly. >> reporter: this was the scene outside the magazine exactly a week ago. new video shows the kouachi brothers reloading. the police confront them, then reverse. one brother firing on the move, within seconds they would kill a policeman at point blank range. he was buried yesterday, a muslim policeman distraught relatives comforted by the french president after a massacre now claimed by al qaeda in yemen. in a new video they say they ordered the men to avenge insults against the prophet muhammad. in the french parliament lawmakers sang their national anthem and passed new laws to combat islamists. joining the debate a dutch muslim mayor who had a message for fellow immigrants. >> if you don't like western freedoms or cartoonists he says, just pack your bags and get out. in paris thousands of troops and police remain on high alert on the streets, too, three million copies of a provocative magazine. the massacre was a week ago but the grieving goes on. one of the cartoonists was laid to rest this morning, but the magazine is very much alive, 3 million copies printed and sold, 2 million more ordered in numerous languages, the cartoonists say it's a triumph for free speech. matt. >> bill neely live for us in paris, thank you very much. >> learning more this morning about a strange story closer to home. ohio man who has been indicted for threatening to kill house speaker john boehner. pete williams has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. capitol police say the man was a bartender at a country club, they say he talked about poisoning or even shooting the speaker for being responsible for the ebola epidemic. investigators say the man tended bar at a country club in suburban cincinnati where speaker john boehner was a member. they say in late october the man, michael r. hotel told police that boehner got him fired from his job. he told police that he was jesus christ and boehner was the devil and responsible for the ebola outbreak. investigators say hoyte told them after he was fired he heard voices on his car radio telling him that speaker baseballer was evil. police say hoyte also told them he had handgun at home which they confiscated. and they say his mother was worried about him in late october and took an assault rifle from the house. investigators say he e-mailed the speaker's wife debby, that if he really wanted to hurt him he could have poisoned his wine many times. >> the authorities would like him off the streets and get him under a course of medication and doctor's care again to help him get past these thoughts, these ideas of hurting someone. >> reporter: in mid december a judge ordered hoyte to undergo a psychiatric examination at a federal prison facility in massachusetts. no response from the lawyer appointed to represent him. if the government proceeds to trial, hoyte would face a maximum sentence of 10 years if convicted. boehner's office says only that he is grateful to the authorities for their efforts. >> pete williams in washington, thank you. >> the iowa ka discusses, the race for the white house is seemingly heating up on the republican side. there are reports that new jersey's governor chris christie is preparing to set up a political action committee. and he is far from alone. peter alexander in washington for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. here we go again. sources close to chris christie tell nbc news nothing is set in stone about setting up a political action committee but he seems interested. tuesday christie at times sound like he'd rather give a state of the union than state of the state. >> a shared -- >> reporter: that escalated quickly. the republican field appears to be filling up. >> we are a nation beset by anxiety. >> reporter: during his state of the state address christie seemed to target a wider audience than those in new jersey. >> we need a new jersey renewal, and we need an american renewal. >> reporter: attending this unexpected guest t protester who heckled christie at an event last fall. >> sit down and shut up. >> reporter: this time no confrontation. the 2016 field is shaping up to be both crowded and unpredictable with mitt romney apparently back on board even after two losing campaigns. adviser tells nbc news i'd be surprised if he didn't run. and romney is set to speak at a committee meeting in san diego this week. a romney reboot could put him on a crash course with jeb bush exploring his own white house bid. >> it would be messy, more about whose turn is it. romney or bush. rather than who is more conservative. >> reporter: does romney deserve another chance? >> it's a very open process. may the best person win. >> reporter: kentucky senator rand paul says the party needs to move beyond romney. >> i think he had his chance. >> reporter: likely joining wisconsin governor scott walker, ted cruz, and former arkansas governor mike huckabee moving conservatives with his new book, skewing the first family's parenting skills and accusing jay-z of crossing the line from husband to pimp when it comes to his wife beyonce. neither beyonce nor jay-z or the white house has responded to the comments. as for mitt romney he is speaking on board a retired aircraft carrier in the san diego bay. >> peter alexander, thanks. >> natalie is here with an emergency on the international space station. >> right. good morning. the crew of the international space station had to take emergency precautions this morning after alarms went off on the american side of the station. tom costello covers nasa. he is in washington. what's the latest? >> reporter: nasa is stressing everyone on board is safe but out of abundance of caution all six crew members moved to the russian side of the station, out of fear of a possible ammonia leak. earlier this morning an alarm went off on the american side of the station. mission control reports it saw an increase in water loob pressure and increase in cabin pressure which could indicate an ammonia leak, something very serious. all crew were told to don oxygen masks. they since removed the masks, nasa now says this could be a false alarm, mission control is trouble shooting. natalie. >> tom costello following the breaking news. thank you. >> a big discovery overnight in the search for wreckage of airasia flight 8501. the fuselage has been locate. singapore's defense minister said the words on the side of the wreckage confirm that it is the plane. the airasia flight crashed as it was traveling to singapore with 162 people on board. >> utah police are calling it a good call in more ways than one. a 3-year-old boy was able to help police locate him after his mother's car was stolen while he was still sitting inside the car. a daily routined turned into a night more after a thief stole her car with her 3-year-old son inside. elizabeth says she was dropping her brother off at daycare when she went back outside, her car which she left unlocked and running being driven away with her son strapped in the back seat. >> may baby's in there. what if he throws my baby out. >> reporter: police learned that she had left her cell phone in the car. officer smith dialed her number. >> and he called hoping to get somebody. >> 3-year-old aiden answered the call. >> he knows my pass ward. >> after the thief abandoned the car an officer instructed the child to honk the horn until someone found him. police located the vehicle. >> you told them what you did, did you honk the horn? you did? >> she is thankful that her son is a cell phone savvy toddler. >> i'm glad we found him as fast as we did. >> the suspect likely took off when the child answered the phone in the back seat. police are still looking for the suspect. >> facebook is planning to post amber alerts. the media giant is teaming wake-up the national center for missing and exploited children so when a child is abducted users in the area will see the alert on their news feed. they will contain a photo and link to the missing child's poster that they can then share with friends. >> a teenager is called a hero this morning for helping save the life of a police officer who went into cardiac arrest. jamal rutledge was charged with criminal mischief and burglary when an officer fell to the ground in the ft. lauderdale jail. rutledge got up to see what was wrong and then started kicking the security fence and yelling for help. other officers were able to restart his heart. rutledge and the officers will be honored at a commission meeting next week. good for him. >> thank you. hello, mr. roker. it's chilly. >> we've got freezing rain going on down south along the mid-atlantic states and snow making its way as far as cape may, new jersey. check out i-40 in north carolina. chapel hill had accidents, cars, two at least we know of, flipping over. we have accidents all throughout the area as we watch these icy condition conditions or starting to see the snow to the north. let's show you what's happening. the low pressure offshore, it's bringing in colder air, a little bit at the surface. we're watching this cold air coming on in and as it does it's keeping temperatures at or below freezing but we've got moisture coming in off of the atlantic and that's creating this icing condition. we have freezing rain advisories from huntsville all the way to charlotte and winter weather advisory up in southern new jersey. we're going to watch mostly for ice upwards of a quarter of an inch while that probably won't bring down power lines it will make for messy roads and probably delays. freezing fog in central idaho, in california as well. light snow making its way flew the central great lakes. sunshine but very chilly and breezy with wind chills in single digits throughout the northeast. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up. hi, how's it going? whatever you're looking for, start by test-driving nearly every make and model all in one place. carmax. start here. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look at san francisco, looking very pretty. you can see all across the board here in the bay area. microclimate showing you a clear sky, which is really good news considering the fog we had to get through yesterday. but here's the deal. temperatures are very cold this morning. we're going to end up in the mid 60s. 62 degrees in san francisco. 66 degrees for today right here in beautiful san jose. getting into your friday, a little shower activity on the way, but we'll stay nice and mild between now and then. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you. a police officer in montana has been cleared of wrong doing in the deadly shooting of an unarmed man. in a newly released dash cam footage you see both of the incident and the response. we should warn some may find this disturbing. >> reporter: it looks like a routine traffic stop. >> why are you moving your hands so much. making me nervous. >> reporter: then officer morrison -- >> i will shoot you. >> seconds later three shots are fired. >> hands up. hands up. >> reporter: one of the four men in the car, richard ramirez who wasn't armed later died. >> he put himself at risk when he need not and had to act to save himself. in doing so, someone was needlessly killed. >> reporter: the dash cam kept rolling catching the officer minutes after he pulled the trigger. this was the 5-year veteran's second deadly shooting in as many years. in 2013, he killed another man after he reached for what was later found to be a bb gun. cleared by a coroner's jury of criminal action in both cases, the officer faces no criminal charges. >> the public got a thorough presentation of evidence that was our objective and seven citizens made a decision and informed decision. >> reporter: the ramirez family told nbc news they are shocked by the verdict and are planning to bring a civil suit. as of this morning, officer morrison remains on the police force. for "today," miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> in other news a question, is it happening at your child's school. with common core standards increasingly taking hold across the country more school administrators are saying they simply don't have enough time in the day and that is leading to a growing number of them putting an end to recess. kerry sanders is in orlando. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. common core sets standards and for kids to prove that they have reached those they have to take exams. now, teachers say to teach kids to pass those tests they need more time in the classroom. so they had to cut something. recess. kids often joke it's their favorite time of the school day, recess. in orlando, recess is no joke. now when the school bell rings, at 23 elementary schools, it's off to another class, because principals have done away with recess. >> they have become machines that produce data as opposed to children. >> reporter: standardized tests known as common core exams often determine a teacher's pay. sometimes even their job. so instead of 20 minutes on the playground, teachers are using the extra time to teach to the test. >> because so much of the money is tied to the school's scores and their grades, everybody is pressured. >> there are usually two sides to every story. not so with recess. >> reporter: in orlando in a standing room only school board meeting tuesday, parents protested the cut. as nationwide more and more school districts are eliminating or considering cutting recess. many experts believe recess actually enhances learning and losing the unstructured play time robs kids of the ability to learn important social skills. >> at the end of the day who cares if you have straight a's and you get a scholarship to harvard if you are socially inept. >> school administrators say they are sympathetic but the clock is their enemy. >> we will come to a place in florida and probably nationally we have to add nate we don't have enough minutes in the day to get everything done that we would like to see accomplished for our children. >> so that would be of course the simplest of answers of course, just make the school day longer and work recess back into the school day. but administrators say that of course means it's going to cost more money and add minl straighters here and most across the country say it's money they don't have. >> thank you very much. i'm sure we all have opinions, three kids, let me tell you, they need recess. they do. >> it's not a luxury item. i wonder what the viewers think. >> recess was my best class. i was good at it. let's go in the orange room and talk about i don't know how much after discussion it is but people really did want to weigh in on it. the question we posted at today.com. you want to see the results? here we go. 99% say of course the kids need recess. 1% say no. who is the 1%? >> those who got beat up during recess recess. >> you hear me, steven roach? >> calling steven out, al. you're in trouble. figuring out how to play games together or imagine together is just as important as learning. i'm a school bus driver and makes me mad when the school punishes a child. they need an outlet for that energy. yes, and as a teacher i need the fresh air too. keep the thoughts coming. >> a lot of studies that talk about the importance of play in terms of cognitive development. >> social interaction. >> carson, thank you. >> coming up a remarkable rescue caught on camera after a cruise ship passenger fell overboard. the boat sailing away but wait until you hear who saved this man. >> then remember the young woman who faced with terminal cancer moved to oregon and then decided to end her own life. brittany maynard's story, her husband is speaking out for the first time since her death. meredith shares her interview. first this is "today" on nbc. emotional interview. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com . >> coming up glitter as a tool for revenge? 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>> i don't know what happened there. >> 7:30 now on this wednesday morning, january 14th 2015. a day that will live in infamy. one of those puppies is going to call studio 1-a home and be called a guide dog. >> let's just say, this isn't just a short-term thing. this dog is going to live here for 16 months. >> right. >> that's a long time. >> a member of the family. let's take a look at what's making headlines this wednesday morning. astronauts on the american side of the international space station have been evacuate over the russian side. an alarm went off overnight and nasa said the crew was moved as a precaution. >> a branch of al qaeda released a new video overnight. it again claimed responsibility for the terror attack in paris offices of "charlie hebdo." the first edition of the newspaper was released 3 million copies sold within a few hours. and lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev are asking a judge to suspend jury selection for at least a month. they say last week's attacks in france could lead to extraordinary prejudice in that case in boston. and just ahead, an emotional interview with the husband of brittney menard the woman who decided to end her own life after battling terminal cancer. her husband is speaking out about that choice and what he does to honor his wife. meredith vieira is here to share their conversation. and on a lighter note we are marking 63 years of "today" this morning. and carson you've got a trivia question for us. >> i've got a few. here is your very first. happy birthday by the way, everybody. who was the first sitting president interviewed right here on "today"? keep those guesses coming #orangeroom and we'll see how you do. >> thanks carson. let's begin this half hour with a remarkable rescue at sea after a man fell overboard from a cruise ship. here's nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: it was like a movie scene. a man falls from a massive cruise ship becoming little more than a speck in the water off the coast of mexico. then seemingly impossible. another ship sails by. a young girl and her dad hear screaming and then spot the man and call the crew. >> it was very rough that day, high winds, high seas. it was hard to spot the man in the water. he would actually disappear sometimes behind the waves. >> reporter: david hern was on the "disney magic" and knew the p.a. announcement meant man overboard. he took this rescue video at 6:30 in the morning. he says they lowered a life boat into the water but the weather worked against them. >> i knew i heard mr. mob, mr.>> i heard he was on the starboard side and man overboard. >> the 22-year-old fell from the oasis of the seas. we are grateful for the other ship's assistance royal caribbean said. they haven't released the man's name but he is okay. david kern said it was pure luck. a ship in the right place and persons alert at just the right time. >> it was surreal. didn't expect to see that on my cruise. >> nbc news. >> lucky man. >> everybody was banking on that. >> we are telling you this morning about the lasting impact of an infamous call in an nfl game when a replacement referee made a controversial call. he is opening up about how it changed his life and not for the better. joe has that story this morning. good morning. >> good morning. that game took place nearly 2 1/2 years ago and many feel the controversial conclusion helped bring an end to the lock out. fans players and coaches moved on. not lance easily. he is spoking out about his battle with severe depression. some called it the fail mary and others the inaccurate perception. the call during the seahawks and packers game in 2012 where even the officials were fill ins in the labor dispute seemed confused. in the end his ruling stuck, touchdown seahawks. >> never in a million years did i think my name would be out there like that and it would blow up like it did. >> the players and the coaches blasted the call and president obama said the game's out come was terrible. the revs were mocked on late night tv including snl. >> you wanted the best and getting replacement revs. >> e-mails and stuff i had to turn over to law enforcement to run every to make sure we were safe. >> he seemed confident on today. >> did you make the right call? >> yes. >> a year ago his life began to unravel. >> we couldn't speak in public and department want to go places. >> lized with paranoia he said he was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder. a sports psychology who did not treat him said it can happen to anyone. >> it was a tidal wave that came and it kept hitting him over and over. every time he tried to stand up he was knocked down. that's how you get ptsd. >> he struggled with depression and this was especially bad. he is on medical league from his bank job and separated from his wife. >> what i have in my family they didn't deserve any of this. my son, my wife. those are people that are just innocent bystanders. >> by sharing his story, he hopes others suffers from depression know they are not alone. >> you can beat yourself up for the decisions you made in your and that's not going to do any good. you do the best that you can. >> once the recipient of threats, she now overwhelmed with positive out pouring of support from those who heart his story this week. he is no longer refereeing, but still a football fan and plans to watch sunday's game between the packers and the seahawks. >> i'm glad he is getting messages of support now. that's hard to go through. >> i remember feeling sorry for him and having no idea what he would go through in the months and years to follow. let's get a check on the weather. >> cool video. this is the bay bridge yesterday. look at this fog. there is a time lapse and it looks like it's floating there like from "star wars." i love this. this is very neat. there will be fog out there and for the most part we are talking about the frigid start in the midwest. chicago 3, peoria 2. cleveland is 0. 20 below and new york city at 18. it will get up to the low 30s here and mid- to upper 20s out west. the good news is there is warmer weather krming. a big area of high pressure in sun valley. 36. medford is 55 and making its way east by thursday. 35 in minneapolis. 14 degrees above normal. 45 in kansas city and on friday makes its way up into fargo with 7:37. you say that bay bridge. i think al roker left his heart here in san francisco. mostly clear and chilly to start the day. what a difference a day makes. it is nice and clear. just about everywhere this morning. and we're going to see a lot of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures climbing out of the 30s and 40s, into the mid 60s. 66 degrees, way above average in the south bay. 64 for the peninsula. 65 degrees later today in beautiful oakland. 62 for san francisco. rain on the way. more on that in moments. and that's your latest weather. >> thank you. coming up here's a startling sight. a hippopotamus launches out of the water at a passing boat. >> something you don't see every day. next up brittany maynard's husband opens up about her very public decision to end her life. next. ♪♪ expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we do things differently. we'll take care of it. vo: we put members first... join the nation. thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ it's great on strawberries apples... bananas... rice cakes... raspberries... toast! 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>> yes, chemo and radiation were available to her. but, would it have added to her life? we were being told maybe another month or two. she decided she wanted to live the six months. >> she pent her last months hiking, traveling, all the things she loved most and making her own choices. >> she applied for it and was granted the prescription for aid in dying medicine. i picked it up and man. >> you picked it up. >> she was in the farmalaska doing the things she set her mind to do. >> she was in a hike getting in the things she wants to do and you are at a drugstore picking up the medicine that will take her life. >> the pharmacist explained as soon as she saw what it was for, there was this look that i imagine anybody would have like oh wait a minute. that's what this is. yes. >> brittany's husband said his wife knew exactly what she was doing. she didn't want to suffer and towards the end, she was rapidly deteriorating with frequent seizures and headaches and pain. >> her symptoms were a constant reminder that she was sick. >> you said that when she passed it was clear that she was no longer in pain. >> it truly was the most peaceful experience that you could ever hope for when you talk about a person's passing. >> if i were sick the way she was i would want to die in my sleep. she planned everything out. she wanted specific people in that room for her which she called it a room of love. >> the suffering and the torment and everything she had gone through, that was finally lifted. >> and later this month, brittany's home state of california will be reviewing legislation to legalize aid in dying, but dan admits it's an uphill battle because of religious and political groups that oppose it. >> not seeing enormous momentum? >> some momentum for sure and they made it their mission to carry out her legacy. >> some people had the question from the moment she took this medication until the moment she died, how long was it? >> about minutes before she fell asleep and they said it looked like all pain had been removed. it was about another half hour. the videos we saw prior to her death that had 12 million hits on you tube those were made months earlier. by the time we saw the brittany that looked really good she was much sicker. >> she deteriorated. >> thanks for the interview. you can see more of the interview including the details of brittany's last day on the meredith vieira show today. check your local listings. go over to carson. >> coming up we mark a major milestone around the show. we are 63 years old and it's our birthday. another trivia question for you. what was the first contest on [ 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. 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. good morning. almost a week ago at almost exactly this time a dozen people lay dead in or around the offices of a magazine. terrorists tried to kill it off. today charlie hebdo is back on the streets seemingly stronger than ever. all of paris seems to want to buy it. . it's a satirical magazine that used to sell 50,000 copies a week. today the first of three hit the street making it for this week not only the world's most famous newspaper but one of the best-selling. they waited through the night. it sold out quickly. >> this was the scene outside the magazine exactly a week ago. thank you, tom. al qaeda released a new video claiming responsibility for the massacre last week at the french mag charlie hebdo. the group's branch in yemen says it ordered the attack because the satirical weekly insulted the prophet muhammad. new surveillance showed the gunman moments after. today the new weekly issue sold out a record 3 million copies and 2 million more have been ordered. . an ohio bartender has been charged with threatening to murder house speaker john boehner. michael hoyt had served boehner at an ohio country club where the speaker is a member. hoyt told police boehner was mean to him and got him fired from the job. he allegedly spoke about poisoning boehner's wine or trying to shoot him. i blamed boehner for the ebola outbreak. he was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. and charges against u.s. women's soccer star hope solo have been dropped. a fight involving her half sister and teenage nephew. solo was actually the victim and their accusers changed their stories. a conviction could have kept her out of the world cup this summer >> who knews hippos could be hostile. a tourist was shooting video of a swimming poe. he surged under the waves and surfaced a few feet from the boat before crashing back down into the water. that's a scary sight. 8:05. another check of the weather from al. it's a real life version of hungry, hungry hippos. i love that game. all right. we have friends here. serving wounded veterans. >> yes, sir. hope for the warriors serve wounded service members, their families and he families of the fallen in different programs. >> that's great. thank you for doing that. we appreciate you for doing that. let's show you what we've got going on. some wet weather off the mid atlantic coast. also frozen presip. we're watching that. look for plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest. temperatures a little on the cool side. there's the freezing line. that cold air is right into the northeast. the great lakes. good news temperatures will start to moderate as we head during the day today. fog in idaho. fog in florida, the 8:05. i'm chris teepa loren. it's chilly. we lost the blanket of low clouds and our temperatures reflecting that. as we get into this afternoon we're going to climb out of the 30s and 40s and hit the 60s. well above average yet again. 66 degrees on the way to the south bay. the peninsula at 63. and it's not a spare the air day. we have showers on the way. best chance late friday for most of the bay area. clearing by late saturday. hope you have a fantastic day. >> and that's your latest weather. up next, we are puppy crazy can around here. the little black lab who takes a bus to the dog park all by himself. >> plus, it's almost time to introduce you to our brand-new dog. that's happening soon. first, let's go to matt. julianne moore has two dogs. a golden globe on sunday night. another dog to celebrate this morning. >> yea! >> new golden globe winner. we will talk about her brand-new movie. first these messages. >> no more dogs. >> no? 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does your heart go out to this guy. he was ejected from a game in michigan. he puts his stick side ways as he is going out the tunnel and clotheslines himself. he pops back up and pretends nothing happened. >> you open up the envelope and it's glitter. >> way to bring it full circle. >> you know what's going to be trending today? >> what's that? >> our puppy. >> he is coming here. he's going to call us home for the next year as he trains to be a guide dog. >> before we meet the little guy, we want to show you where he came from. >> oh, yea. >> for guiding eyes dogs life begins here at the organizations canine development center in patterson, new york north of our manhattan studio. puppies are bred to possess the health and temperament needed for guide dog work ultimately providing invaluable protection assistance, and companionship to partners who are blind or visually impaired. >> it's giving the ability to move forward to experience new more swraoeu horizons of opportunity. >> something tom knows well. >> family. the kids go to the bus stop in the morning. he comes home with me after work. you name it gus is by my side. >> basic training for balance and socialization begins early on. puppy testing determines who are the stand-outs in a litter best suited for guiding. our own new friend among this class of promising pups. puppies are then paired with mostly voluntary raisers who open their homes to help teach basic obedience, exposing the puppies to all that life can throw their way. >> it's a good time to lay a foundation. >> sackson eastman has been down this road before. >> this will be my third time bringing a puppy home. it's awesome, this experience. it is so fulfilling when you see them move forward through the program and graduate. okay. we're going home. >> after roughly 16 months in a home puppies return to guiding eyes main campus for guide dog training. >> these are the basic commands heel sit, stay. no time is complete without a little time to play. >> each year we graduate 150 students with guiding eyes dog. we have 1,000 active guide dog graduates throughout the country. >> the cost roughly $50,000 per dog is covered entirely by the generosity of donors. with any luck today's puppy will be tomorrow's guiding eyes. >> all right. we have the gang all here. you think this is going to get competitive for the affection of this dog? >> so much. >> are you ready to meet our little friend? >> yes. >> let me get down at the end of the carpet here. >> is that bacon in pockets, al? >> let me just say come here puppy, puppy, puppy. come here. >> i'm the one with treats! >> oh, my gosh. >> come here. >> there you go. this is our little friend. let's bring in saxon with guiding eyes for the blind, who is going to be the raiser of this dog. >> yes. >> talk to me about your experience on this. >> so this is a really great experience for guiding eyes and the puppy. this is going to be an awesome socialization experience for him. that's what we're looking for to put him on the right track to being a guide dog some day. >> the guide dog will go with you. >> we live in northern westchester next to guiding eyes. we will continue to work on his skills and have a normal home life. >> we are training the dog. you need to train us. what are things we should or shouldn't do? >> there are some puppy rules. seeing eyes he's going to be a guide dog. we don't want him jumping on people. the person he may be going to is not going to necessarily see him necessarily. so we wouldn't want him to jump up and hurt them. also, we don't want the puppy to eat anything off the floor because if you're blind or visually impaired you can't see what they are eating. it takes a lot of practice reward for not pigging things up off the ground. >> can he go on the couch? >> no. >> just a thought. >> as much as you want to cuddle him on the couch with you, he can't go on furniture. it's really important. as a guide dog they don't get out in furniture. they would be out in public and you wouldn't want them to get up on furniture they shouldn't be on. >> outside of the plaza, what kind of experience will this be for him as a guide dog? >> it's a great socialization experience as puppy raisers. everything the world has to offer. so some day when they become guidedogs they can go into the world confidently and know things are things to tackle. >> he just walked into the camera. >> this is your third time raising a puppy. >> yes. >> what does it mean when you hand off the puppy to the person who is going to be with them. >> it is so amazing. the first dog i raised, pwuldboulder, is a working guide dog. and his owner said he's not just a dog. he's part of me. >> where is he going to be at nighttime? >> so he sleeps in my bedroom in his crate where he is safe cozy, and arm. he is very happy. he loves going in his crate. >> you referred to him as puppy. because he doesn't have a name yet. so we're going to have the viewers, audience pick a name. it has to start with a "w" waldo, wrangler, wes and william. those are the names you can choose. >> william. >> wrangler. >> wrangler. >> so if you would like to vote for the name head to today.com and we will reveal the winning name tomorrow morning. >> here wrangler. >> see what he answers to. >> wrangler. >> we're off and running. we're thrilled to have one of those names with us. saxon, happy to have you here as well. >> thank you. so glad to be here from guiding eyes. >> i can do one better. almost better than a little puppy, julianne moore, golden globe actress right here in our studio. as you know she just won for her performance in" still alice." here's a clip from the movie. >> i can't remember appointments, words. >> honey, we all have memory lapses. that's a sign of getting older. >> damn it. why not take me seriously? it feels like my brain is dying. and everything i worked for in my entire life is going. >> good morning to you. >> hi. >> congratulations on your award. i was there the other night. i was researching the role of julianne. what were you feeling in that moment? if we could hear your mental dialogue walking on the stage? >> i don't know. it was hot in there that night. we were really hot. and i felt fine most of the night. then it went on for so long. i started to get really anxious. very, very happy. >> it was a beautiful speech. a lot of oscar buzz about you. can we agree it would be very cool to be nominated for an oscar. >> are you kidding? it would be great. i would love it. >> are you superstitious about that. will you wake up with a coffee is and listen? >> i'm very superstitious about everything. but i'm actually going to be on a plane going to l.a. for the critics choice awards. maybe i will buy the internet just in case. >> i think it's important just this time. it's a heartbreaking role. we see a woman diagnosised with alzheimer's so young, at the age of 50. >> that's right. >> we watched her deterioration. you really plunged yourself into this world in terms of research. >> well it wasn't something i had very familiarity with. i'm lucky, i haven't had any personal contact with alzheimer's disease. i said i didn't want to represent anything on camera that i hadn't actually seen. so i spent a lot of time talking to people at the national alzheimers association, new york alzheimer's support. i asked them how they felt what could they explain to me went to a long-term care facility, went to mt. sinai. i was administered a cognitive test. >> and you talked with people actually suffering with the illness. >> oh, yeah. >> that is so interesting and remarkable about the portrayal. it shows they are still real people. even in the title "still alice". >> it is not like you are suddenly obliterated. everyone is still there and people are living with it. how do you live with cognitive decline. how do you keep yourself going, relationships going, your life going. >> did it have you feeling reflective? there are some things so heart wrenching about alzheimer's. a person actually watches their world slip away. >> we tried to make the movie not with a sense of loss and diminishment but appreciation in what we have and what we value and who we love. our directors is als. it was really challenging for him to be there every single day. but there are also a couple -- when richard was diagnosed he said well what do you want to do? they decided they wanted to make movies. what we do who we are, what we love all of those things are valuable. >> it's a big moment for you. a big moment in your career. but you had quite a few big moments. i want to talk about the early days. >> okay. >> like in the '80s you were a soap star. >> thank you. i was on a soap opera. >> you won a daytime emmy didn't you? >> i did. >> tell us about yourself in the early days of being an actress. >> oh, my gosh. it was funny. i was telling my friend elaine who does my makeup; do you remember the cafe that was here? a lot of my friends waited tables. i thought i would get too overwhelmed with the people. i don't know. i feel like it was -- i kind of can't belive it. i can't believe i've been doing it this long. i can't believe i came to new york saying i want to be an actress. >> i read that you said you were kind of a goody-goody. the other actors would go out to the bars. >> i'm still a goody-goody. i still am. like to be prepared. it makes for boring television doesn't it? >> not at all. you have a 17-year-old. any advice on raising teenagers? >> oh, man, just enjoy it. really appreciate it. it's fantastic. that's the thing people don't tell you. it just gets better and better. it's so exciting to watch them grow up. i just adore them. >> we adore you. really rooting for you. congratulations on winning the golden globe. maria shriver was an executive producer. >> that's right. she was. >> the movie opens friday in new york and los angeles and nationwide in february. so you want to look for. okay, matt. >> savannah thanks very much. coming up another acclaimed actress. kwot request american sniper" sienna miller. last time you dropped something. remind me to pick that up for you. but first your local news. morning to you. 8:26. developing story in san jose. crews are at the scene of an early morning warehouse fire. crews put out the fire a little more than an hour. so far no reports of injuries but firefighters are concerned there may have been squatters ss living inside. happening now, the drama nearly over for the yosemite climbers on the elcap atonnow a short distance from history. kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwell are expected to reach the summit today. over 18 days they climbed the rock face with nothing but their hands and feet. they're also tethered to safety ropes. >> more impressive details on the historic attempt. the wall they're climbing is 3,000 feet tall. about 3,000 times the height of the transamerica period and fore and a half times the height of the washington monument. the vast majority of climbers have not attempted a route this hard 100 feet off the ground let alone 1,000. another local news update in about a half hour. hope you get a chance to enjoy your wednesday morning in the bay area. have a good one. 8:30 on this wednesday morning. what is the date? i cannot remember the date. the 14th of january, 2015. i remembered the year. there is our little guy. look at that face. >> we hope you will help us name our new puppy who is starting to get used to his surroundings. saxon his owner will take him home at night and he spends his days with us. we are excited. >> check out the possible names and cast your vote. >> we will have the oscar nominations for us and we will talk to an actress who will be getting a lot of oscar buzz. this is american sniper's siena miller. we will catch up with her. be honest. >> it's like a trash bag. jill is on a mission to help us get organized. from the look of things i think she is down to business. is that my purse? no. not quite. that's not my purse. >> $20 or less. >> we have a super easy one-pot meal. >> the big morning rolls on. the "today" show is 63 years old and we got a puppy. history will be made. everyone hold hands. matt lauer will cohost the fourth hour. >> i need all your support, please. >> you will be drinking wine too? >> yes, yes he is. >> i am not prepared. what's the big deal? >> all right. let's get a check of the weather. >> chilly here but that will be changing over the next 24 hours. icy conditions along the mid-atlantic states. the pacific northwest, freezing fog, not a freezing frog. temperatures chilly there and wet and windy weather into the pacific northwest. more showers along the coast. sunshine in new england and temperatures are warmer. the clipper coming across the great 8:32. good morning. i'm christina loren. taking a live look at san jose where you can clearly make out the hills in the distance. not a spare the air day or air quality has really improved. 66 degrees for example here in san jose. 63 on the peninsula and 65 degrees on the east shore with changes coming our way. we're going to see the patchy fog continue for clear for today. showers on the way late friday into saturday for most of the bay area. more on that at 11:00. >> a lot of nice folks here. it took you 29 years to get on "today." what took you so long? >> i was waiting for the chance to see you. >> what's your name? >> jennifer. >> was it worth the wait? >> absolutely worth the wait. >> don't ask a question you don't know the answer to. thank you. >> welcome. >> let's head back to savannah. # >> we are almost halfway through the month and we are helping a guest reach her goals from our team. take a look. >> my name is judy and i'm 43 years old and my new year's goal is to lose weight by eating better and exercising more. my habits are inconsistent and exercise is nonexistent. i don't want to wear the gym clothes i have in public. as you can see, they don't match, they are very old, and some of them have holes in them. so help me "today" show. >> hey! >> how are you? >> good. how are you? >> so bubbly. hi. >> you excited? >> oh, yes. >> we understand you have questions. between the three of us you have tons of answers. it will go a long way. start "today"! so here we are stopped at the gym section. there tons of things that you can do at home. nothing is better than a jump rope. you can take it anywhere and it's inexpensive and you can get a ton of cardio work outs with a plain jump rope. any kind of strength training move you want to the do you can do with a simple resistance band. now it is time to makeover the sweats that you have been working out in. i think you should wear black flair pants because it stream lines your body. you look great. how do you feel? >> it feels good. >> it does? >> yeah. >> if i would ask you to explain to me your eating issues or pitfalls? >> dinner is my own full meal and i snack a lot on candy. >> i want you eating breakfast, lunch and dinner if you keep your blood sugar steady, you won't have the intense sugar cravings. i want to you flip the plate. you are going to use the dinner plate for a salad. you use the salad plate for your dinner. a crock pot. a slow cooker will change your life. now you have all your gear. we have written the tips for you. we want you to get started. are you excited? >> absolutely. >> it's all yours. >> awesome. judy is here with us. judy along with katie who we pulled this morning. natalie of course and jill martin. you will whip our bags into shape. it is a beauty bag makeover. are you ready? savannah you are first. you have so much stuff. >> i do. >> step one, everybody dump it on to the tray. >> this is embarrassing. >> these are real. >> oh, my god. >> you got a lot going on in there. >> i do. >> now we are going to start to sort and keep your make up and jewelry on the tray. everything else we are going take off. >> chargers make up and jewelry stay on the tray. everything else we are going put in this number right here. meet the purse spection. it's $22 from qvc. all you have to do is take -- these stay. >> i'm trying to change it. >> all you have to do is take it and put it here and you put everything in here. you see mine is all done. i'm not going to show off. >> make up too? >> no make up. the make up chargers and jewelry stay. you put your brush, pens one or two. you put your sunglasses and you have a beeper. you put those in here. this will be the base of your tote. take a few seconds to fill it up. >> keys? are. >> the keys go in here. everything but make up jewelry and chargers go in here. savannah will need two. >> i warned you. after you are done with that part we will take the tote and put this at the bottom. whatever you have done now, we will work on this all night. take the purse. this is your new tote. >> i fountain ex-boyfriend in my purse. >> is he single? put the purse spection in your new tote. natalie it goes in the new tote. >> the totes are cute. do we get to keep them? >> of course. this is judy bloom who we met. not the author but she shares the same dentist coincidentally. you took me off point. you said your problem was the make up bag? how long have you had the foundation and everything? >> a long time. >> three to six months. anything with a wand mascara, lip gloss, that goes. we will check all your stuff in. then a powder or concealer or any eye shadow can last up to a year. you said you had everything up to three years. look at your beauty bar and pick from the five things. a mascara, a lip gloss, a bronzer, a blurb and eye shadow. they go. >> i love it. >> let me tell you about the make up bags. that should double as a clutch. if you are going from day to night, you can take it out and use it. these are the essentials. >> we only pick? >> one of each. >> how many brushes? >> one or two, depending. i prefer one. >> okay. >> put this in your tote. moving on. jewelry. you have a jewelry situation here. this is $44. i will show you the finished one. all your jewelry fits in here. everything. you can take something out. savannah is working on hers. you can take something out and put at this time in. >> all right. >> that goes in the jewelry? >> that goes in yours. >> perfect. >> last chargers. who has a charger situation some and head phones? so this is the cord ito. it's a made up word but a cord holder. >> sounds like something i ordered at the mexican restaurant. >> in here you put all your cords and it wraps up neatly. there you have a complete beauty bag. >> i love this. >> a complete tote. what do you think? can you keep this makeover? >> probably not. i can try. >> judy, have you kept with the makeover? >> i have. i started exercising yesterday. i used the equipment and it was great. >> yea! >> katie, how are you doing? good? >> yeah. organizing here. >> we will be here for another few days. you can find more of jill's start on our website. she will be back on the fourth hour to tackle a difficult task. organizing jenna bush haeger's bathroom. the great dinner idea for under $20 and next siena miller on her new movie and return to 8:43 and we have sienna miller playing the wife of chris kyle a woman who worries about the effects of war on her husband and family. >> i'm here. your family is here. your children have no father. >> i love to serve my country. >> you don't know when to quit. you did your part. we sacrificed enough. you let somebody else go. >> someone else go? >> yeah. you find a way. you have to. okay i need you to be human again. >> sienna welcome. >> thank you. >> i saw this movo a plane. i was expecting a pure war movie. what this is is partly a war movie, but it's a family story. >> it is. it absolutely is. that was kind of the most interesting thing about playing this part was realizing that really when people are away at war in an act of combat people at home are making enormous sacrifices. i had never answered that before. >> in the case of chris kyle and the woman you play this is not one deployment these are four different deployments and the impact over a long period of time is enormous. >> coupleatively it's stress for the environment. i think it's impossible to do the things that chris was doing and not come back change and altered and very hard to be raising children not knowing if your children will survive every single day. a can't imagine doing that. >> chris kyle was mored in the early stages of development so bradley cooper never met him, but you did have the advantage of meeting tea and getting to know her very well. what kind of questions did you ask? >> it was daunting because when we first had a conversation her husband was murdered a year before. the things i had to ask would be prying and the things you have to investigate. it was daunting the idea of bringing that up but she was so open and loving and we talked about meeting and each scene was specific to moments that happened. >> shes a nice story where she was showing you photos or video of chris and said wow, you really loved him. it touched her that you would see that in those images. >> it was very clear. it was very emotional and lovely. >> it's a busy time for you. american sniper is am can be out and you are starting today rehearsing for the role of broadway in cabaret. >> yes, i am you said you areturified. >> if i wasn't i would be worried. it's singing and dancing on way. >> what are is your history of singing and dancing? are. >> care yolky and vodka. i never signed on less than mildly intoxicated. the original play is based on the issue and the real woman was supposed to be rough around the edges and not the lies. >> she is not supposed to be the best singer and dancer in the story. she is supposed to be not great and that's the truth. i'm doing that. >> you start with five hours today and you debut when? >> the 17th of february. >> you have a month of preparation? >> yes. oh my god. >> come see me. i will take you out after. >> as you prepare to leave, i want to say congratulations. >> thank you, matt. >> on not slipping with your tongue. >> we dropped a little f bomb the last time. >> it wasn't that little. >> sienna miller congratulations and good luck in cabaret. >> thank you very much. >> american sniper opens on friday. up next on meals and deals. great creation for under $20 from a top chef. first on a wednesday morning, this is on nbc. ♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced meal. and a future that sustains us all. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >> today's meals and dills for under $20. >> an affordable healthy all in one meal. >> good morning. >> talk about my favorite show. top chef. >> it's a great season. we are in boston and people are having a good time. they like the thanksgiving episode. they had to cook like they would have cooked in the 1600s. >> you were here a while ago and you say you like giving people this information. >> i do. it helps people and i always want that information. i trade it. we are going to make a recipe today that's hearty and comforting. it's lentils with vegetables. i'm adding chicken sausage. but if you wanted to make it vegetarian, it's easy. >> you like lentils. i'm scared of them. >> they are easier than beans because you don't have to soak them. i am using brown lentils, about a cup with about a half teaspoon of salt and a bay leaf. you cook it on medium for 25 to 30 minutes. you want them firm but not mushy. save the cooking liquid. while that is cooking, you heat oil up and add cumin seeds to this. this should sizzle in a minute. let me turn it up. and then to the cumin seeds, you adonion, bell pepper carrots, minced ginger and garlic. this is inexpensive. it works like 18.96. >> that's like $4 a serving. >> $4.75 a serving. it cooks down for five to seven minutes. depending on how hot the stove runs. can you stir this for me. >> sure. >> while she is stirring that up i would like you to dissolve -- this is the cooking water that we saved. about four inches of water and dissolve a table toon and if it's warm it will dissolve faster. >> you said you are using chicken kaunj. >> you can use any sausage you want. i like the chicken sausage with apple because it gives it a little sweetness. >> just gently pour that in your pan. this is with the vegetables that savannah is stirring after about seven minutes. you are adding that cooking liquid. you can add that before the cooking liquid so that the sausage has a little char on it. it doesn't matter. if you are using fully cooked sausage, it will take five minutes. if you are using uncooked it will take about seven. that's pretty much all it is. you want to let that cook a little bit more. >> do you serve it over rice? >> you serve it over rice. i will put fresh cilantro and lemon juice. >> does it have to have a mediterranean feel to it? >> this has cumin so probably more indian but yes. let me give you some. you can try that. then let me give you another portion. i want you to try this and see how delicious and easy it is. >> it's really good. >> we make a big pot and do a fried egg on top with left over lentils. >> high protein and low in fat. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> top chef tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >> here's a puppy whose name starts with w. help to name this little guy. >> the choice is wes, wrangler wald or or william. go to today.com and cast your vote. >> he looks sleepy. >> all the puppies in the litter start with a w. a lot of people wonder why it has to start with a w. >> coming up on the fourth hour we have tom arnold and george lopez. >> you are hosting the fourth hour with hoda. >> she came to help us out and i will return the favor this morning and i'm just a piece of play dough. i will let them mold me. >> i like that. >> thanks so much. see you for the next 16 months. >> a check of your local news and a very good morning to you. it's 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. approval of a controversial plan to monitor dwriefrbs. police will be equipped with two automated license plate reader. council members agreed to a trial run. they're collect and store license plate data. one placed mere the busy on-ramp, the other on a patrol vehicle. critics call the devices an excessive surveillance tactic. it will cost the city of san carlos dmeerly $40,000. that's about half the original price tag. another local news update in about a half hour. in the meantime, have a great wednesday. there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for tjmaxx.com. better brands at better prices to help you maxx what matters most to you... anytime. maxx life. shop tjmaxx.com. >> from nbc nows, this is today's take. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to today on wednesday morning, january 14th, 2015. it is cold out there and those are three hearty souls. >> we are actually in the mid 20s right now. with the wind chill. >> do we love them enough to ask them to come in? three people. can we get those nice wonderful people? okay. come on inside. come on. we love you. >> they move on the case. >> take us on the case. >> they will host the rest of the show. we will start you off this morning with -- it's getting too close for comfort. a whale watching trip off the coast of maui. wow! >> that's slap happy. >> slapping that water. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's a mom and a baby. that is close. >> looks like they are in an inflatable too. that's a little close. >> yes. >> my goodness. this is incredible. sometimes we see that whale video. i have never seen anything like this. this is zambia. a hippo comes up behind them. watch the moment he surfaces. oh, my gosh. >> people are killed by these things. >> killed by hippos in africa than any other animal. they are very, very aggressive and territorial. that was truly life-threatening. >> we have another example of this if we can roll that video. it's scary. >> oh, my gosh. >> hungry hungry hippos! >> it just happens. >> that was my favorite game. >> still a great game. >> it's still available. it's low tech. no batteries. wham. >> i love it when it kid said i win! >> you get the travel size too. >> there is a travel size? amazon. >> here's a really incredible story. a through-year-old utah boy helped police locate him after his mother's car was stolen while he was sitting inside. elizabeth left her son aaden in the car while she was dropping her baby brother off at daycare. she saw that somebody had left driving her car away with little aaden inside. she left her cell phone thankfully in the car. police officers had the idea to call the cell phone. they called the number and aaden actually picked up the phone and answers the call. apparently the thief abandoned the car and they instructed aaden to continue to honk the horn until somebody could rescue him and they found aaden in the car. thank god. that's when you are thankful that the 3-year-old is tech savvy. nowadays they know and mom said the child knows the pass code for her phone. i think mine at the age of 2 or 3 were taking my ipad and navigating. >> it's funny that you think about we have all been probably guilty of running in and the kids are in the car. it's just going to be a moment. it's a cautionary tale. >> that's a nightmare. when i get in, i get in first. i have this vision of george going in. >> the strategies of you getting in first. >> then you go. i might get paranoid. >> i had that happen not with my kid but i put a bag in a cab and said i am going to close the door and the cab took off. he figured he got the grocery shopping for me. >> we had our safety expert over the holidays talking about when you load in your christmas bags and you put your child in and so many people hesitate whether to put the kid in first, but that's amazing. happy ending thank god. it's wednesday. you know what that means? thank you, natalie. someone watches the show. >> play along. >> this one is interesting. recess. my favorite class when i was in school. but is it necessary? >> yes. >> is it? >> yes. >> 20 elementary schools in orlando decided to cancel recess. their thinking behind this the 20 minutes of recess could be used for teaching with the common core which is controversial. we talked a lot about it. but these teachers the principal believes that 20 minutes is useful for studying. they don't oppose princess, but it wouldn't be wise to cut instructional time as new standards are being rolled out. i think about our day. we study and do a lot of research and how many times do you need to walk away and shake it off and get a cup of coffee. the kids are needing to decompress a while. >> they need that break and need to be exposed to air and oxygen. >> they would do better on these tests if they had recess. >> they have the attention. >> it's preparing. the idea that these children are being denied this is going to be counterproductive. >> i'm conflicted in that these are the teacher who is deal with the kids and they have the best interest of the children. it is a legitimate debate. >> for you poll teachers, i bet they want the kids to have recess. >> they are the teacher who is made the decision in orlando. >> one said they favor having recess as well. >> the teachers need the break too although someone has to watch the kids on the playground. we wanted to ask you, would you ban recess and 99% support recess. 1% said it can go away. the new study suggests that moving lunchtime after recess will make kids eat more fruit and vegetables. >> you see recess and physical education. cut time or resources. they always squeeze things like that. you talk about a well-balanced individual when i went to college, that was the number one thing. they wanted to see people well-balanced. if you were focused on sports or english, they didn't want that. you want well-balanced. >> think about the things you learn on the playground. huh to survive. how to deal with different personalities. >> the recess thing, what is so great. >> come on. you were probably the king of the recess. >> no, no, no. >> huh battles? >> battles that were one-sided. i wouldn't call it bullied. i would call it being singled out for talents that other people hadn't recognized. >> being eccentric. >> when you show up with that outfit in third great. >> the weird kid. steven roach. the funny thing is i ended up years later his daughter and my daughter, courtney and his daughter were in the same piano class and said remember me? i said -- don't hit me! a very nice man. >> not a nice boy, but a nice man. >> yes. we have a puppy! we have a puppy! a yellow lab. here we go. oh, my gosh. >> getting sleepier and sleepier. >> he is taking his nap. >> this is raiser, saxon from guiding eyes for the blind. he is ready to nap out. >> he's tired. he had a -- >> not to wake a sleeping baby. >> a sleeping puppy is a good puppy. they need lots of rest. >> for people who were not watching the last hour a break down of what with all we will be doing over the next 16 months. >> as a puppy raiser, we teach basic skills and socialization and house manners. we will be teaching him about learning thou sit and lay down and learning how to be polite in the house and in public. socializing him to everything the world has to offer him so when he comes across it again further on in his career, he will be able to say this is familiar to me. i can handle this. >> there is a lot of chaos around studio 1a. is that good for his socialization in. >> it can be. it definitely -- we want everything to be positive so he can move forward with confidence. it can be tiring for him as you can see. he is ready for his nap now. >> we want folks to name him. all the dogs that were in his litter have to begin with w. go to today.com. wrangler, waldo, wes, and william. >> and by the way #today puppy is trending on twitter. i just saw it on the orange room wall. can you throw that up. >> how long before he will be ready for his true job which is beyond making us all happy? >> it will be a long time. he will be with me from 14 to 18 months and here and living with me on the show. then he will go into formal training which can generally last around six months. he will be around 2 when he is ready to be placed. >> a beautiful dog. >> how rewarding that is because you have done this times over. >> it's very rewarding. >> we love little willie. >> okay. >> how about wrangler. >> it can be confusing? >> anybody seen will he? >> here, willie. >> and then we have to give you treats. >> willie! hold on. who's a good willie. let's do wrangler. who's a good willie? that's not going to fly. >> you did that. very good. by the way, we brought these nice people in. four people who were left standing there. how are you? where are you from? >> oregon. >> houston. >> oklahoma. >> and look, the puppy is trending. we are behind baby rapper. come o. what is that about? baby rappers. it's not like you wrap babies up. it's babies who rap. we have no more time. that's what's going on aro temperatures are climbing so nicely. we're at 39 in santa rosa. half moon bay at 50 degrees. you'll see a nice beach day today. almost unheard of this time of year, but temperatures will be so comfortable, we'll end up in the mid 60s all across the board. way above average and you can enjoy the temperatures with a clear conscience because we have rain in the forecast. patchy fog left over from this morning is clearing out quickly. sunny and mild and rain by friday. >> that's your weather. >> that's your latest weather. still, i got my rattle and i don't want to paddle. anyway. >> no future in rap for you. he has done everything from stand up comedy and a ton of movies including true lies. and also started sons of anarchy. this man with can do it all. tom arnold. >> how are you? 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oh, my gosh. >> i learned that the hard way. >> i can tell. >> we were discussing different theorys on weighing in every day. >> i think it's good to do once a week. >> do you go twice a day? what's the secret. how did you lose 100 pounds? >> i don't eat sugar and the gluten. i'm not allergic, but i need a parameter and there is a loaf of brd. i love bread. i have to pace myself and i do a lot of cardio. when you lose it, you have to firm it up a little bit. working on that. it's disgusting. >> do you a lot of cardio. we did the challenge and went out with bear. i said bear, i can't be the worst of the bunch. who do i need to focus on? >> it was frightening. i thought it would be fake because it was a show and it was on. i told the producer my biggest fear is heights. i thought i was going to fall. i survived. it was good. i am glad i did it. i got to watch my wife watch it with my son and think i'm amazing. having a kid, the kid loves you. nobody else is. he is like 100%. he's back. >> they that diminishes as they get older. >> i am going to diminish. it's fun and i started off doing 32 years ago and travel around the country. getting interactive with folks and it's great. >> we have to get this in. awkward bathroom encounter with the super bowl. >> a couple of years ago and it's the best. >> i was doing a show and they were like we were there. and they are very nice people and i love them and we went in the restroom to look at myself to see how disgusting i was. i pulled out my phone to check my twitter feed and it said omg, tom arnold does not wash his hands in the bathroom. there was like 12 guys and i said i don't know which of you guys did it first of all that's disgusting and i didn't not do anything. i am washing my hands in front of you guys. please retweet. you can murder someone, but if you don't wash your hands and i have been married times. i'm super clean. if i have gas, i leave the house. i'm not cavalier about my grossness. i'm on eggshells. i didn't want people thinking i'm gross. super clean. he was funny. >> tam >> tom arnold, thanks the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladder problems, or problems passing urine as anoro may make these problems worse. call your doctor right away if you have worsened breathing chest pain, swelling of your mouth or tongue, problems urinating or eye problems including vision changes or eye pain while taking anoro. nothing can reverse copd. the world is filled with air and anoro is helping people with copd breath air better. get your first prescription free at anoro.com. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums in two weeks. innovation and you philips sonicare save when you give philips sonicare this holiday season. i found out the hard way... not all washes take care of intimate odor. vagisil odor block wash stops odor from happening for all day confidence. when you feel fresh all day you feel confident. vagisil. your intimate health experts. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ even if it's your last one always share the softness of kleenex tissues. 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(singing) snack time and lunch. gogurt because lunch needs some fun. a very good wednesday morning to you. 9:26. i'm sam brock. a developing story this morning in san jose. crews on the scene of the early morning warehouse fire what was a warehouse fire. the video you're looking at was shot in the 4:00 hour. crews put out the fire in a little more than an hour. firefighters are concerned there could have been squatters living inside. right now that's also being looked at as a possible cause. >> a scare over the weekend for one san jose firefighter. he fell through a booby-trap while responding to a fire. he's okay but the trap was covered up with burlap and filled with sharp spikes. it was set near a former homeless encampment. >> the drama is nearly over for the yosemite climbers on el capitan. now a short distance from making history. kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwell are expected to reach the summit today. over 18 days to climb the rock face with nothing but their hands and feet. the ropes were only there in case of an emergency. there are actually tethered to safety ropes but they were not using it for leverage. pretty amazing. a look at the weather right after the break. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now find the lowest prices of the season, with the c3 queen mattress set only $1199.98. know better sleep with sleep number. welcome back. good morning. i'm christine aloren. we have wind out there. this is going to increase as we head throughout the day today. we have a little area of low pressure moving in from offshore that's going to give us a re-enforcing shot of clear air. and boy, oh, boy, that's going to be nice later on today. you can get outdoors when temperatures hits the 60s. here's our weather maker right here. you can see onshore flow courtesy of the trough as it continues to dig into the bay area. we'll see more cloud cover later on today. the patchy fog will continue to clear, and sunny and mild for thursday and then rain on the way, very light, i think if we see any precipitation, it's measurable, it will be north of the golden gate bridge, and that will clear out as we hit the end of the weekend. mid 60s for today. 63 on the peninsula. 65 for the east score, and 62 in san francisco. it's wednesday. you might be thinking about that weekend. let me give you an opportunity to do so. 67 degrees by saturday. comfortable conditions. a little shower activity early but not too bad. sam, over to you. >> here's the deal we like that deal. high 60s over the weekend. okay, we're going to see you in another 25 minutes for another local news update. thanks for watching. here's the "today" show. welcome back to today on a wednesday morning 2015. i'm willie along with al, natalie and tamron. it is cold outside. we have a birthday, 63 years of the "today" show. we are not the only one. america's funniest home videos is 25 years old. they sent us over a few of their most popular videos. >> including some of you. >> here it is. the slats. >> who is coming to see you all tonight? >> the easter bunny! >> yep. oh, my gosh! >> here it comes. you know this is great. >> oh! grant paand thegrandpa and the pi nata. i love that. the quadruplets. >> i thought it would be the dad pitching to the kids. >> i thought it's all about placement. wear a cup. >> you don't want to be right behind it. >> who thought that easter bunny would go over well. >> bob saget was the original and they have a segment called head, groin, or gut. the person has to guess where the other person is going to get hit. head groin or gut. >> i like that. >> we will start that on this show. it's going to be great. that's it. you never know. oh, boy. let's take a look and show what you we have going on. lots of sunshine and the midwest, awfully chilly. a lot of fog out west. freezing fog in idaho. central california as well. wet weather continues in the southeast. temperatures moderate northeast of new england and even in the midwest. a big storm moving into the pacific 9:32. happy wednesday to you. i'm christina loren. we have a strong onshore flow. that's helping to keep the air quality clean. might get some showers out of the system on the way to the bay area, but not before we see comfortable conditions today and tomorrow. 66 degrees in the south bay. 63 on the peninsula. the east bay today 65 degrees. trivalley, up to 67 this afternoon. a little bit of a climb for tomorrow and then we bring on the rain friday into saturday. we'll have a full timeline today at 11:00. >> that is your latest weather. . >> that are is your latest weather. >> george lopez is a writer and producer who rose to fame after years of sold out stand up shows and his com me on full disbla george lopez show of st. george and host of the late night show. >> now he is taking a more dramatic turn in spare parts of humor. the great george lopez. great to see you. >> shats, shins or smile. >> you have to be careful saying those words. >> really. >> you will be a different kind of video. congratulations on the movie. you are producing, what is the stimulating part of through new challenge is! >> this is about four kids who entered a robotics competition and they decided to enter the colleges because it's not as bad as losing to high schools. it cost under $800 and they beat mit and stanford and cornell. it is a powerful movie that tells you that dreams do come true and they don't have color. anyone can dream and the american dream is still alive and it deals with issues of immigration, but it is everything that we are dealing with today, especially trying to keep children connected and in school. everybody will like it. marissa to may is in it and myself. very dramatic. >> and a true story. this is obviously not the role that people are used toy soog george lopez in. you are really good in this film. is this a conscious pivot towards more serious stuff? >> i thought this time it would be good to show another side. robin williams was a friend of mine and academy award winner and jamie fox as well and michael keaton. i heard my whole life, act right. my grandmother might have been teaching me from an early age. i have been seeing the dog. that's her. stop chewing that. what are you doing? get off the couch. go to sleep. it does think that when i think about myself i think about engineering these high school latino kids. i was trying to make kool aid ice cubes and not spill water from the sink to the refridge 8or and burp the alphabet. we looked in the sun. we had nothing to do. what do you want to do now? let's look at the sun. you have juice from your cornea falling down. how many people follow the popsicle stick and say i'm winning. kids out there, dream. stop chasing the popsicle stick and the rain in your mouth. get out there. >> speaking of dreams, are you thinking about running for mayor of los angeles? >> i am. the time has come. i can win with just fixing potholes. so politics, there is a lot going on in politics. i would love to end me career as mayor of los angeles. you serious? 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>> most of us are buying packaged and processed things. look at reduced or low sodium and that's something we think will have low flavor, but you can add different powers or any other seasoning that is not salt-based like garlic powder instead of garlic salt. >> like mrs. did sheash. >> 10% of the salt we use is from the shaker. you can use it shareparingly. you can use that and add. >> we have pink malayan salt. >> foods to avoid? >> we know a lot of these things. canned and processed things and deli meats. the hidden sources are soy sauce or ketchup. a couple of tablespoons of soy sauce is your salt for the day. >> we need fat in our diet. >> from grains to heart headlight andhealth and everything. it's the type of fat that you have. liquid or solid. heart healthy. look for the liquid and skip the solid. stick with all the liquid fats. then you will be in good shape. you can get it from food or nuts or avocado or olives itself. >> the fats to avoid the heavy cream and the butter. the coconut oil. everything thinks this is healthy. >> everyone thinks it is oil, but it is saturated. when you melt it is liquid. it has that health food halo. skip the solids. >> on to carbs. everybody's favorite. >> we need them for energy. there good and bad. >> you have to look at them as smart carbs. many people are surprised to see that fruits and vegetables are the main source. look for at least five servings daily. when you think about the carbs, think about fiber. fruits and vegetables or starches. we love the kinds of things that are in fruits or anything whole grain. you can look at alternates. people love pasta and the amounts count. fiber helps to fill you. you can look at chick pea s that will give you protein as well. >> and quinoa. >> and whole grains are always the key to look for. >> al and i have been going to town on this area. >> these are called carbs, about you they are carriers for added sugars and also a lot of added fat. use them as a treat. you don't want to lose them but make smart choices. >> madeline, thank you. >> this is a treat. >> the nutter butters. for more on the salts, fats to choose. the huge surprise from taylor swift that showed up at the door of [thinking] started my camry. went to the auction. won a storage locker. found an old guitar. tracked down the previous owner. reunited them. hit the jackpot. the bold new camry. one bold choice leads to another. toyota. let's go places. ♪♪ the adventures you've been imagining. the heroes you've been admiring. the worlds you've been dreaming of. ♪♪ the thrills you've been craving. the moments you've been missing. the vacation you've been looking for is here. come and take it. universal orlando resort. experience it all with the wizarding world of harry potter vacation package. visit universalorlando.com i'm home. toilet's fixed. of all the things that happen on your wooden surfaces disinfecting has to be one of them. clorox disinfecting wipes. how do they make starburst taste so juicy? 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"today." with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it is wednesday everybody, something has happened. something has happened today kathie lee is enjoying some vacation time off. i have a very special guest co-host, this happened, today. >> i don't know why everybody thinks this is so funny and outrageous. >> you have never, first of all, the only time you've ever been on our show is when when you walk by during the show to go to your car and you yell, are you seriously on the air? that's really the only time. >> i don't like the whole narrative that i finally said yes to sit next to you on the fourth hour, i have never been asked. >> is that true? >> i would do this every day. i really would. but now that i have it, i hold a grudge and i'm not going to do that. >> a lot of people were wondering -- >> this is embarrassing. >> facebook guesses were brian westminster, regis philbin jimmy fallon ricky and now it's just the guy who's here for the first two hours. down. >> matt lauer guest, you three were right. >> well you get it right after you march the card board cutout of me in the background four or five times. >> they guessed it was you early on. every wednesday on this program, cheers and welcome. >> i'm going with beer. >> you are. why is that? >> long day. we all do we're shooting a promo until 4:00. >> that's the super bowl. that'll be fun. here with the words of wisdom. >> memorize them or read them? >> i read them. i don't memorize anything on the show. if there are no dogs in heaven then when i die, i want to go where they went. >> i like that. >> isn't that sweet? >> rogers did that quote. it got me thinking because of the cute puppy we have on the show. >> to be named later, with a name coming. i love the idea. i don't want people to look at the puppy and say they're trying to overwhelm us with cuteness, it's a puppy with a purpose. this is eventually going to be a guide dog we're going to spend 16 months to help train the dog which leads to the question, is there no one more qualified? >> someone was asking where the dog was right now, and no one could find the dog. we were wondering, we were like yeah start looking today. >> there's a trainer, saxton eastman. >> wait. >> first of all, words of wisdom, don't put this joker on here. i was told i was told matthew mcconaughey was here, not matt lauer, by the way, urine sample here. you really, when you go for it, you go for it. that is cloudy. >> do you have nothing to do? >> very little to do. very little to do. >> the first hour, now you're back. >> it's on, it's off, it's on right now. >> she was supposed to start her show on the button. she was supposed to start on the button at 10:00 and she agreed to wait until 10:05. >> yes i did. actually maybe a little bit longer. >> on vacation this year, we share birthdays. >> we do. >> on vacation i think about her i texted her on her birthday, i'll give the flavor of it. i said hey sweetie, just thinking of you, have a happy birthday. >> and what did she say? >> i said same to you, you -- >> one of the most vile expressions i have ever seen in texting, and my 13-year-old son happened to see it. >> he did not. >> he needs the education. >> the second word of that text, i won't say what the first year, but the second word was sack. that's clean, and easy. >> exactly. of course. >> what's wrong with you? seriously. my kids see that. >> why are they going through your phone? >> i was holding it. >> well meredith, this is unbelievable. >> run downhill. we were going fine. >> and the whole thing about the dog not for a little bit, please. >> you think it's just for, what ratings? >> i think it's a lot to do with ratings. >> we love dogs. >> did you smell that dog's breath? >> horrific. >> i know what you did, great. >> i want to show you a picture of my dog blake. this is how my dog sleeps. look at his eyes, you can't see. anyway, his eyes are open. >> how do you know he's asleep? >> because he's, the way he's breathing i walked around him. they're shifting and he sleeps with his eyes open. >> he doesn't trust you. anybody who sleeps in your apartment sleeps with one eye open. what's she doing now? my vet, we called him we were worried. he said it's normal, a lot sleep with their eyes open. >> never heard of it. >> jasper does it? >> no. >> what's your dog's name? >> jules. >> jules not like family jewels. >> exactly. >> anyway, so it's not unusual. >> doesn't it hurt the eyes? don't they dry out? >> they need to put in drops. if your dog is rubbing his eyes constantly with his paws, maybe his eyes are open. >> does your dog pass gas? >> occasionally. occasionally. >> mine does. >> at least we blame the dog. all right. i want to play talk you -- >> stay. >> okay. >> we are having so much fun. my daughter rides horses, my wife rides horses. the other day, i looked and a horse is supposed to be in the sfal been i look closely, and the horse put this video up is lying down sleeping which is unusual. but listen, listen one more time. the horse snores. that's the best. and sometimes he'll take those shavings and cover his entire head and snore. >> so you think your dog is good. >> and once they go down, they go down for good. >> this one lies down. sleep apnea of sorts. now you can go. >> that's it. i'm going to drop this off at the lab. >> cheers. >> meredith, we love you, thank you. >> matt good job, so far. >> all right. >> we're going to play a game called which mat. which mat is it. >> this wasn't on the notes. >> i know. matt has a distinctive look, we decided could you name that matt. just show the eye brows and up because you're distinctive from the eye brows and up. >> which do you mean which matt? like which matt is that? everybody now. damon. is it? >> very good. >> matt damon. next matt please. which matt is that? >> matthew mcconaughey. i like this one. >> easy. >> matt -- >> he was on the show, matt leblanc from friends. >> nice. >> and i know who that is. he's married to sarah jessica parker. matthew broderick. any other matt's? >> that's me, with hair. yes. that is. that is 2000, something like that. >> i remember the day that you were going you were going to shave it all off. i remember i happened to be news reading that day on the show. and you looked like that one day, and the next day you came in, and it was buzzed of. >> katie was the host and she was sitting at the desk she looked and said, seriously. >> i know. >> and i got so many weird texts, not texts e-mails. just people thought i was sick or i -- it's the best thing i ever done. i don't own a brush. i towel dry, it's great. >> i like that. >> i need a pound of gel and a hammer, and i'm good. all right. here's a question. what movies make men cry? there are some sports one, what's your number one? >> the two movies i have absolutely bawled at. >> okay. >> one time i was watching a dvd of the notebook, and al roker was across the aisle from me, and all the sudden he looked over, and i had tears streaming down -- it just killed me. >> what was it about it? >> i don't know. . just caught me by surprise and i was just crying. and the other one i think a lot of guys have is "field of dreams." >> yes. >> dad do you want to have a catch. >> beautiful. >> oh my god. how about you? >> well, i love "beaches." i don't know if that's on the list. that's one of my favorites. and i also like one of the guy moves, "rudy." >> that's a good sports movie. >> "terms of endearment." >> yeah, for people who haven't seen it, rent it it's fantastic. you can watch it with your kids too. >> they say only 4% people have never cried during a movie. >> that means 96% of us sob way. >> do you cry at books? >> sometimes. four words in a row and i think i think to myself that's incredible writing, but it's weird to be reading a book like that. >> privacy of your home and not on a plane with al roker. >> all right. coming up, imagine your computer, everything you have on it is being held ransom by hackers. >> this is a story, i actually saw in the new york times a couple weeks ago, we did the story on ransom, there are twists and turns. >> okay. >> in this story that are amazing. it'll surprise a lot of people. it happens more than a million times and it can happen foe you. we'll tell you thousand protect yourself. >> i like that. i like what you're doing and latte or au lait? 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>> bitcoin. >> freezes your brain when you hear the word, right? >> my mom didn't know either. it's a cyber currency. and it's not very easy to get fast. especially in you don't live right in a major city. so that's where i came in she needed a help because there's a place in brooklyn that has a bitcoin atm. >> are you sure that she would get her files back? >> at the time, no, and i kind of told her, don't do this. there's no guarantee. these are criminals, you know. but in truth, when i talked to cyber security experts, they said you know, all the cases we've heard of they have gotten their files back. >> did you think of going to the police? is there anything they can do or is it out of their hands? >> people do go to the police, fbi, there's been police departments, one in tennessee and one in massachusetts that have paid these ransom ware ransoms themselves because they've been hacked, files have been captured, and there's nothing you can do. this is being called the age of computer viruss. >> the fascinating thing here is your mom decides to pay the ransom, she tries to do the right thing because of the value issue and timing issue, they locked her files permanently anyway. they said you did not get it to us on time, and then, she did something extraordinary. >> they raised it to $1,000. she was looking at a $1500 tab, and she wrote them a note through this message interface that the ransom note provides access to. and she just explained what happened. it was the week of thanksgiving, the banks were closed. >> tried to do this and that. >> i had all the issues, there's a snowstorm in massachusetts and incredibly, a couple hours later he key arrived. >> do they have any idea who's doing this? >> the digital cookie crumb trail usually tracks back to russia, former soviet countries where they have a lot of highly educated programmers, who have very stroke math and science backgrounds. >> just to end, the reason they did unlock her files, after the sob story is because they need to portray themselves as criminals with a conscious. >> right. >> because otherwise, if they don't nobody else will ever pay the ransom. >> there's no business model. they need to prove themselves in some way, trust worthy. they're trust worthy criminals. >> that's amazing. thank you so much. don't go anywhere we're going to help you with an expert to protect yourself from hackers. >> and all the ways to back up your files. if you haven't done it you need to do it. hold it! come with me. new dannon oikos triple zero is my go to protein snack. cam, protein from yogurt? yup, this greek nonfat yogurt packs 15 grams of protein punch. but what else? unlike some other protein snacks, it has 0 added sugar 0 artificial sweeteners and 0 fat. mmm... will it up my game? 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christina warren is the senior text analyst, she's about to show you. nice to see you. do we know why her mom was targeted, was it just random? >> probably opened an attachment or installed that a program that con tine takened a nasty virus. >> what should she have done? >> first thing is not open attachment or download programs from sources you don't know about. if it looks funny, don't install it. the second thing is to have some antivirus or antimalware on your computer. >> is that a given? usually you feel like it's in there. >> it is now. microsoft has them, it's available for free, windows defender and you can download something for windows 7, microsecurity essentials. you have to download it, but it is free. >> what freaks people out when the ransom ware takes over, they're going to lose everything, records their photos. >> everything. >> the reason is because they haven't backed it up. >> yes. >> that's the next step. exactly. the first thing is to have a, you know, antivirus and make sure you're updating your computer web browser, but the next big thing is make backups of your computer. >> how? >> there are a couple things, the easiest way is to get an external hard drive like this. get it at the store about $100 plug it in, and you can back up all your files that way. once a week, once a month, but there are also a bunch of online services that'll do it for you too. what's nice about this it's about $5 a month, but it'll back everything up for you. you can go to places like crash plan, it's about $5 a month, and these services basically will download a program and back everything up to the cloud. what's great about this, say your computer was stolen or there was a fire, you've got a koim in the cloud that you can then restore to a new device. >> solved the problem. >> she would have been okay. >> okay. so, when you talk the browser, what do you want update your browser? most the of the time it updates automatically, if you're using an older version internal explorer can get viruss and having these you know, different security problems. if you lose like firefox or google chrome browser if you're using an older version that's a good idea. >> she was telling us this is not new. this has been around for since the late 1980s, does the technology for the hackers continue to stay one step ahead of what we can buy? >> that's the bad part. the technology is not new, what is new though is they are using these encryption technology is nothing to do but paying. the only way you can get in is if you have the key unfortunately the bad guys have the key. >> is this something that's unusual? we were like oh my gosh or is this happening more often than we know? >> more than we know. its been happening for about six or seven years a lot more frequently. mostly they go after people like the mom. people are whont tech-savvy, who aren't doing backup, who are thinking about protecting their data. those people are most vulnerable. >> thank you so much. it is a big, big football weekend and we're kicking off the next hour with the game of who knew. you're going to love this. >> first, triya question. which two teams played in last year's super bowl and who performed at halftime show? >> i might remember part of that. we'll have the answer in a snap. matt's getting ready to head across the street. >> you have to put a coat on. it's not easy what you do. never going to take a peek inside jenna bush haguer's bathroom. we've got that af oh there's an energy crisis happening alright. a human one. and it's time to fight it. with the good energy of quaker oats. it's how we help keep go-getters like you going and getting. one bite at a time. try new quick steel cut for a heartier texture. quaker up. intensify your brows strengthen your look. new brow stylist sculptor from l'oreal: 1. define 2. discipline 3. fix define your brows... show off your character. new brow stylist sculptor from l'oreal makeup designer paris. if you have enrolled in a medicare part d plan where walmart is a preferred pharmacy you could be saving up to 80% on your copays over other pharmacies. if you transfer your prescription to a walmart pharmacy, your copays could be as low as a dollar. so you can enjoy the things that really matter. transfer your prescriptions to a walmart pharmacy to start saving today. see if your plan is in the preferred network by visiting walmart.com/rxplans. save money. live better. walmart. good morning. 10:26. i'm scott mcgrew. happening now, the drama nearly over for the yosemite climbers on el capitan. now a short distance from history. kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwell are expected to reach the summit today. over 18 days they climbed the rock base with nothing but their hands and feet. they are tethered to safety ropes. now, more impressive details on this historic attempt. the wall they're climbing is 3,000 feet tall. that's about three times the height of san francisco's transamerica pyramid, and four and a half times the height of the washington monument. experts say the vast majority of climbers have never attempted a route this far even 100 feet off the ground and they're the first to attempt it to go all 3,000. a look at traffic and weather after the break. good morning. i'm christina loren. what a lovely day coming your way. we didn't have any fog this morning, compared to yesterday what a difference. 64 degrees on the peninsula. 66 degrees for the south bay. i think we're going to see some of the fog develop as we head throughout the evening hours. that's the story for this evening, but overall, we're getting enough atmospheric mixing for our air quality to see the continual improvement. the good to moderate range for air quality today. continuing to see the onshore flow. by tonight, the patchy fog will develop. you get the onshore flow as the wind picks up from the ocean and that's what keeps the skies nice and free of pollution. sunny and mide for thursday. lots of sunshine coming your way, and light showers on the way. we really need the rain. it's been 20 days since we had significant rainfall in the bay area. here's the thing thursday into friday our first chance for showers. another chance friday into saturday. if you would like to know when they're expected we'll give you the full details at 11:00. ♪ oh yes, we are back with more wine day wednesday, ready to play the whisky trivia game. with only four nfl teams left, we're about to get you ready for the championship with fun football facts. matt lauer went across the street, yes. he's -- >> traveled. >> he did. he's going to be at the nbc experience store. $100 to get the questions right. they're getting a kathie lee cd and who doesn't want that? >> and a hat. >> and a hat? all right. here to help me out carolyn manno from nbc sports. >> before the break which played in the super bowl and who performed at halftime. >> we know the seahawks and the broncos. we were in sochi watching it at like 4:00 in the morning. red hot chili peppers then katy pantherly it year. >> -- perry this year. >> i can't wait. >> what's your name? >> big football fan? >> i am. >> here's your question, nick, in the 1993 film, "rudy," young man aspires to play at -- >> notre dame. >> are you sure? >> i am. >> congratulations $100 gift card. way to go. >> notre dame it is. >> didn't need choices. that's must of know trivia if you're a football fan. true story, based on his life around his life, and something you may not know, the real rudy was actually in the movie he's in the stands at the very end. cameo. >> yeah. >> all right, matt over to you. >> what's your name? >> jennifer. >> how are you? >> great. >> are you good at football trivia? >> i hope so i'm from oklahoma. >> want to switch to movie? >> yes. >> which former nfl quarterback starts himself alongside jim car carey? >> d, dan moreno -- >> yes. >> ridiculous. you don't want to hear the others? john elway and doug williams? >> were you whispering in her ear? you're right, congratulations, $100 gift card. >> more money. wow. this is a smart group. >> they are crushing it today. everybody knows dan moreno, and that really launched his career, fantastic movie. >> great one matt to you. >> i think this is a hard question, i'll be honest. what's your name? >> lauren. >> lauren, here's a tough one. which of the following teams does not have a chance to play in super bowl xlix? is it the indianapolis colts, new england patriots or the dallas cowboys. >> oh my god, the cowboys. >> eagles. >> right? >> she is right, baby. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> 100 bucks yeah. >> i love the sports fans across the street. cowboys got knocked out colts and patriots, seahawks and packers are going to play. >> anyone you're rooting for in particular? >> i'm just rooting for good game. >> matt, to you. >> this one combines football trivia and movie tlif ya what's your name? >> logan. >> logan, nice to see you. big football fan? >> sure. >> you sound convincing logan. >> cuba gooding junior won an oscar for his role as a wide receiver for the arizona cardinals in is this movie. multiple choice or blurt it out? >> multiple choice. >> we've gone spanish here. "any given sunday," "all the right moves," or "jerry maguire." >> b "jerry maguire." >> yes. >> they are rocking it. what al great movie. show me the money. >> for a sports fan some of the best movies of all time. show me the money there's rod kidwell. won an academy award, really good, funny movie. >> his speech was amazeing. >> we have time for one more. >> mary, nice to see you. of the nfl's 32 teams mary, which of the following have never made it to the super bowl? the philadelphia eagles, the minnesota vikings, you're looking over your shoulder? or the detroit lions mary? >> uh, c. >> very good. >> you just took a wild guess. >> just a guess. >> congratulations, mary. i am like the good humor man today. so much money. >> you made history matt. never before, has anyone ever gotten every single question right. >> ladies and gentlemen detroit has had a tough road. if you're a lions fan, and the three other teams browns jags, texans, they as well haven't, there's always next season. >> have a great time at the super bowl. >> thank you. all right. matt will come back, the fun doesn't stop here. in a little while, we're going o head to head in our game. before that, we have a big reveal, jill morton transformed jenna haguer's bathroom, and trust me, it neede saving and smiling... that's how i start the year... with tons of stuff on rollback clearance and more at walmart. ... and that really puts a smile on my face. thousands of items on rollback and clearance in store and online. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've had it with my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis-... the frustration...covering up. so i talked with my doctor. he prescribed enbrel. enbrel is clinically proven to provide clearer skin. many people saw 75% clearance in 3 months. and enbrel helped keep skin clearer at 6 months. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis,lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. you should not start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have symptoms such as persistent fever, bruising bleeding, or paleness. finally, clearer skin for more than a few days, weeks or months. enbrel works for me. ask your dermatologist if you can have clearer skin with enbrel (children laughing) he's so cute! what should we name him? 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yeah. when she came in with the camera, i got nervous. wipe your feet. >> all right. this week jenna bush hager has volunteered. she asked for help organizing the mess in her bathroom. let me tell you, she had a mess in the bathroom. one she shares with her daughter. so that is really inappropriate. and jenna is here along with the co-author of the weekend makeover, jill martin. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> how bad was it? >> it wasn't that bad. like a lot of new moms i let a couple things go in my life. i also was somebody that likes control. my mother she likes everything clean. i didn't tell her about this. i hope she's not watching. i let things go. i have a little baby diva. she has a lot of product. >> cleanliness or cluter? >> clutter. this is what i really thank jill for. >> jill, found -- this was all the extra leftover stuff in her -- >> right. a lot of people find it interesting that do you share and a lot of women do with a baby. they get their own bathroom. >> so this is everything that we took out of the bathroom. like we did with the closet. but we found some things and these are just examples of you things you should get rid of. contacts, we'll keep those. she's like i don't wear contacts. >> they were mine. i got lasix. but i couldn't get rid of them. >> and this we found randomly. it was a beautiful drawer liner that her mother gave her. >> right. in 1993. >> she can use it later on. >> really? >> it zpird stuff. >> and a lot of things were expired from 2010 which i was disgusted by. >> lotions, potions, medicine. >> yeah. >> so let's look at some before stuff. what you were dealing with before. so this is what jenna's bathroom looked like beforehand before you went and went through there. >> matt close your eyes. >> that's not so bad. >> you get a close-up, you'll see. >> all right. that is before. >> look at the after. what did you do? >> so this is the after. the thing is can you have sort of disorganization but you have to have it in bane. you don't actually see it. >> right. >> this is great. these beautiful boxes from container store. it adds a pochp of color. i took a picture of mila a regular picture and then this is all the baby stuff. >> she has more products than i realized. >> but hers gets put in here. everybody has a home. >> did you already have this thing in your bathroom? >> yeah. we rent our apartment. we have no choice. in new york city bathroom you have to use every space. >> how long is it going to look like that? >> it still looks like. that. >> a day? >> no a week. i moved a couple things like face products that i use every day out. >> okay. we're going to go to the shower. this is h & m home $10. we totally fixed the shower curtain. it will brighten up a room. the rug is from ikea. >> although -- i moved that. >> you don't like tlit? >> i'm afraid it will get really dirty with the baby. seriously. >> can i point out a problem right now? i know what you're going to say. >> your medicine cabinet is above the toilet f you drop something, it goes in the toilet. >> matt, two things i live in a small place. this is my only wall to hang things. look. >> how often have you fished stuff out of the toilet? >> a dirty toothbrush here or there. >> you're kidding. >> i don't use it. >> you're going to go blun nooj the purell now. >> this is the only wall. this is a lather space than my thing. >> what did you do to it? >> the great thing, you can add flowers. these are mason jars. and then just a great mirror. everything is nice from bed, bath & beyond. >> the last before and after we'll put on the website. it looks awesome. she did a great job. >> you did a great job as usual. please send us the messy photos of your house, boyfriend, closet garage. #starttoday. >> medicine cabinet above the toilet. >> hello! >> and we're about to find out who knows more about tv host trivia. >> this is going to be fun. >> you are cheating? 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>> putting heads on hosts. i'll tell you a trivia question. the foirs put the right head on the host wins. the loser gets kathie lee's cd. >> again? >> again. wave lot handing out. >> there's a lot of them. >> you're over here. all right. ready? >> i got to size up. >> look at him planning. >> okay. >> current late night host was ben and jerry's ice cream flavor, late night snack. >> hoda you're too slow. >> no, it's not -- no it's jimmy fallon, you're right. you got it the, matt. >> if this were a fight, they'd stop it. >> you might meet jimmy again. you never know. >> there's no doubling up. there's no doubling up. all right. this late night host dog pound, woof woof, woof. >> bam. bam. >> bam. >> good job, it was hall, yes. little slow. this host was nominated for the best supporting actress for the color purple. >> hoda. >> famously in the color purple. >> it was not tyra banks. >> hoda -- >> remember her expression. >> some movement. >> the reasonable, hold on i might need that. no. here's the thing, i heard host, and then i thought tyra. i'm ready. what is score? >> 2-1. >> really? >> this talk show host game show host hosted more episodes than any other woman. >> done. >> done. >> yes, meredith who wants to be a millionaire. >> wrote me an obscene birthday text. >> it's tied 2-2. >> this game show host was known for coining making whoopie. >> oh, i don't know. >> yes hoda. >> darn. >> yes. >> he hosted the newlywed game in 1966. yes, good work. >> this is so easy. >> hoda knows about making whoopie. with more than 17,000 hours, this host holds the world record for the most -- >> bam. >> hours on television. >> regis. >> wow. >> hoda's got a set up. >> i'm going to sit down for the next one. >> all right. ready? this former today show host wrote the brand new kid. >> the brand new kid? >> yes. >> you're killing me. >> you have to be faster than that. >> brand new kid? >> yes, it's a great book. >> all right. time for the tie breaker. >> okay. all right. this game show host made news when he shaved off his iconic mustache. >> mustache? >> did he do that? >> lauer got it. >> hoda. >> i am so sorry. >> you're too slow. >> what do i win? >> you win respect, and she wins, and she wins kathie lee's cd. are you familiar with this artist? kathie lee gifford? >> i've heard it over and over. we have a lot coming up. if you haven't heard the news, there is a new edition to the "today" show family. >> you're about to meet our puppy and you get to name him. first this is "today" on nbc. >> just like old times. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. okay. he has by far the cutest member of the "today" show family. >> no. >> right here. we're talking about our lab from studio 1a. this will be his home for the next 16 months. >> so great, we teamed up with a guiding dog company. this is our pups full-time raiser. >> this isn't the first time you've done this, right? >> no, this is the third time actually. >> what's it like for you? >> it's so exciting, it's just an awesome experience. very fulfilling. it's amazing to watch them go on to do what they were meant to do. and to see them guiding someone. it's really an awesome experience. >> he's going to be with us for 16 months, going home with you in the evenings. and we're trying to think of a name for this little guy, right? >> four options, waldo, wes, william or wrangler. you can go to today.com. vote today, we'll announce the name tomorrow. this dog will change the life of someone with a visual impairment. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> and i want to thank matt for a wonderful hour. >> thank you, it was fun. >> thank you so much. he'll be back tomorrow. carson will be back tomorrow he'll be my co-host. great wine day right now at 11:00, an arson investigation at an abandoned warehouse in downtown san jose. we'll tell you who investigators think may be responsible for the flames. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. our traffic cam was rolling after the fire broke out and thought that flash of light in the midst of the smoke and flames. this started just after 4:00 this morning. and one of santa clara county's courts as well. nbc bay area's nanet miranda has more details on the search for the cause.

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