Transcripts For WBAL Today 20110627

saturday, this as everyone is back in court today. so what happened. we'll get a live report. a little bit later on, fighting over finances with your family. it's great when the whole family gets together -- until your cousin or one of your siblings corners you, hits you up for a loan, or maybe even worse. according to "money" magazine, it is one of the biggest causes of family friction. we're going to show you how to handle it and get expert advice. >> it is an important topic especially given the tenor of our times. something a lot of families are facing. do you consider yourself to be neat or you kind of a mess around the house? >> mess. >> neat freak. >> then we've got you beat. we will introduce to you a family that did not clean the house for more than 17 years. they live in virginia but now they're getting some much-needed help. we're going to show you what happens when the clean house team steps in. >> probably after a while it just got overwhelming. >> that's exactly right. we'll talk to her live. before we get to that, let's get a check of the morning's top stories an we've got natalie at the news desk. >> good morning to you guys once again. good morning, everyone. a new fast-moving wildfire has erupted in new mexico forcing residents in the area to evacuate and shutting down the lossal moss laboratory this morning, the nuclear facility where the first atom bomb was built. everything at the lab is being safeguarded from the approaching flames. two other nuclear reactors are being threatened by water. the swollen missouri river broke through an inflatable barrier at the ft. calhoun nuclear power plant near omaha, nebraska, inundating parts of the reactor and containment areas. regulators say the situation is not significantly dangerous. 80 miles down river, waters there also rising around the cooper station plant, and as three nuclear facilities are threatened today by fire and water, a new investigation from the associated press, the report finds that while the u.s. population is booming in areas surrounding nuclear power plants, there is no standard for evacuations in case of an accident. now to florida where the casey anthony trial took yet another unexpected turn this weekend. nbc's kerry sanders joins us now from orlando, florida. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. the plan on saturday was for five hours of testimony, but 40 minutes after the attorneys arrived in the courtroom, the proceedings ended, and then the judge did not explain why. the one thing that is highly unlikely is a plea deal. that's because the judge told casey anthony that he would not accept a plea deal seven weeks ago when the first potential juror was questioned. before the jury even set foot in the courtroom on saturday morning, defense attorney jose buyess and prosecutor jeff ashton were at it again. this time openly sparring over an expert witness' testimony and surprise powerpoint. >> the powerpoint has specifchlm amounts for specific items for the trunk. that's just the one i found quickly, sir. >> reporter: accused murderer casey anthony stared emotionless as the prosecutor ranted that the defense again broke florida's court rules attempting to bring in last-minute testimony. the judge announced he would review the defense expert's report on the odor, but then -- >> mr. mason? >> reporter: defense attorney cheney mason requested a sidebar on what he called an entirely different subject. 40 minutes later court mysteriously adjourned and the judge sealed the transcript from that off-microphone conversation. >> as both sides concur that a legal issue has arisen -- >> reporter: among the last testimony the jury hear came friday from casey's brother who said he was excluded from celebrating caylee's birth. and there was cindy anthony's vivid testimony with pictures showing her granddaughter caylee opening the sliding glass door to the backyard all by herself. and then photos of the backyard pool where the defense argues caylee accidentally drowned. >> how many times have you advised law enforcement that you thought caylee had drowned in the pool? >> reporter: that question went unanswered. the prosecution objected, but the jury heard the question and to the defense, that's what they hope to plant the seed of reasonable doubt. natalie? >> kerry sanders there in orlando, florida, for us watching the trial. thanks. a new study in the journal pediatrics advises parents to turn off the tv if their preschoolers are having trouble getting to sleep. researchers found that sleep problems are more common in 3 to 5 year-olds that watch television after 7:00 p.m. in addition, watching shows with violence, including children's cartoons, led to increased insomnia and nightmares. new zealand's wayward penguin now has a fighting chance after doctors performed an endoes scopepy and remound six pounds of sand and sticks in its stomach. penguin was found on a beach last week 2,000 miles from its antarctic home had been eating sand apparently mistaking it for snow. the poor guy! it was a big weekend for "cars 2." taking in $68 million at the box office. "bad teacher" was second with $31 million. "green lantern" came in third. a royal visit to wimbledon today in england where the duke and duchess of cambridge, better known as will and kate, attended the wimbledon tennis tournament. from where else, the royal box. six minutes past the hour. let's turn it over to al roker for a check of the weather. >> thank you for that introduction. thank you so much, natalie. as we check your weather, show you what's going on for today. we've got a risk of strong storms firing up already from iowa on into missouri, illinois and indiana. these storms could have embedded isolated tornadoes in them. look for some wet weather moving into the pacific northwest later this afternoon and this evening. heat continues in the southwest with temperatures well above 100 degrees. east coast looking pretty good with plenty of sunshine and temperatures well into the 80s. that's what's going on aro >> cloud cover to start the day, and a 30% chance of rain shower. most of you will have a dry day. high near 86. >> this morning on "today's money," financial family pressure. "money" magazine says nearly two-thirds of readers admit to having money problems with their loved ones. how do you overcome those problems and keep the peace? good to see you both. >> good morning. >> amanda, you polled over 1,500 readers and 30% of them said the family member they had the most financial friction with is their spouse. >> absolutely. the finger pointing went to the husband and wife, your partner, your co-ceo, so to speak. that's not all that surprising. in theory, you are supposed to make all of your financial decisions with this other person. >> so robi, how do you start working on smoothing over this kind of friction or solving it and then working on it? >> i think the key is not to be overly reactive. that's what can happen when there's finger pointing and blaming and to really think about what your intention is. what is the goal for you as a couple to financially get on the same page. then figure out a way to do that. >> we found three questions we think are fairly representative. we want to see how you guys help us with these. first comes from lakewood, colorado -- my husband spends money on toys he never uses, $350 on a ski pass or top of the line golf clubs he's played with twice. if he used the things he buys, i'd be okay with it, but he doesn't. how can i get him to stop? so some of this is fantasy driven, you say. >> right. right. so sometimes people buy because they want to live a certain kind of life or they're trying to re-invent or recreate themselves, and during that moment when you're buying, it's almost like you're telling yourself, i can be anyone i want to be, i can have whatever i want to have, and there are no restrictions. the problem is, if you're spending on lots of things that you never use? then you're wasting money and the key is you want to stop the impulse so take a moment, ask yourself a couple of questions. will i really use this? do i need this? do i have a space in my life for this? and then if there's some kind of spending addiction, you want to ask -- what's my feeling state? and if you find that you're depressed or you're not going to use it or you have no space for it, they be that sometimes can help you to not buy in that moment. >> amanda, what does a spouse do? >> exactly as robi said. you really want to rein in that impulse spending without making him feel deprived. so one financial planner -- a couple that i spoke with, a husband and wife who are both financial planners came up with a concept of fun money which fan stands for "for unanswered needs." >> there's no guilt. >> we've got this one about siblings asking for money. "how should i handle frequent requests for sibling for small loans knowing the loan will never be repaid?" i always look at these as loans. figure you're never going to get the money back. >> you're exactly right. any time you do loan money, think of it as a gift. do not loan money that you can not afford to give away. but really oftentimes people will feel compelled to help a sibling in need. if you are going to do it, we would just recommend set ground rules up front. state exactly how much money you are going to loan and state what your intentions are for further assistance down the road. >> you may not be doing somebody a favor if they -- you might be enabling them. you have to remember in the unconscious, a loan feels like a gift. and some people are better able to make that distinction than others. >> this last one from j.d. in michigan -- all of our children is adults. one is always asking for financial help. others manage on their own. can we take this extra help into account when we divide our estate. >> absolutely, yes! yes. because really, children can fight indefinitely if they feel a parent is giving more money to one person over the other. so it is fair for a parent to say, listen, i'm giving you this money now, and then later i might not have as much for you because there's a limited amount we have to split up. >> robi rudd wiludwig, amanda g thank you. amanda knox back in a courtroom this morning. we'll head to italy for the latest. up next, america's messiest home. we'll meet the family that never cleaned their house for 17 years. they killed mr. clean! right after these messages. -hey, mom. -what's for dinner? i was just thinking about that. ♪ hmmm...italian. [ female announcer ] thinking italian tonight? hamburger helper has six delicious flavors, like lasagna. hamburger helper. one pound, one pan, one happy family. [ male announcer ] know the feeling? try acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus for exceptional comfort. it feels like it disappeared on my eye! [ male announcer ] discover why it's the brand eye doctors trust most for comfort. acuvue® oasys brand. trust most for comfort. you gotta try honey bunches of oats with almonds! it's got real, sliced california almonds with a third less sugar per serving than honey nut cheerios. wow! delicious! try honey bunches of oats with almonds! real restaurant style flavors like loaded potato skins. hey, funky party people. are we having fun? [ male announcer ] any more "restaurant" and they'd come with an annoying waitress. new snackers from ♪ hot pockets express hydration. the fast absorbing body lotion with breakthrough 24 hour hydraiq. absorbs in seconds. lasts for hours. express hydration with hydraiq. nivea. express hydration with hydraiq. lights, camera, activia it's the best job in the world. to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. that's why i love eating activia every day. activia helps me feel good inside. which helps me be on top of things help regulate your digestive system. love how you feel or your money back. we're all guilty of it once in a while -- dirty dishes left in the sink or a pile of clothes left on the floor. but imagine what would happen if you didn't clean your house for 17 years. that's what one family did, and this is what their house looked like. >> i did try to clean. i was always cleaning. >> i'm 18 years old and i never remember the house being clean. >> raising three girls alone took its toll on me. >> you just gave up. >> it was miserable. >> a new special on the style network, "clean house, messiest home in the country," lillian evans and her daughters erin and missy say they are a messy reality. they're hear with mickey to help transform this home and this life. welcome to all of you. lillian, i saw you kind of shake your head when you saw those images. people at home are probably wondering, 17 years! how did you let it go that long and get to that point? >> well, it was a process. and a painful one, too. i knew when it was starting and i just -- it's painful to see it even now and it was painful to walk in. >> i'm sure it didn't happen overnight. >> it did not happen overnight and it was not how i used to be or grew up and that was the -- but it was the shutting down type of mode that i went into. >> missy, you still live in this house. you lived in this house your whole life. what was it like to be in that mess and did you really even realize how bad it had gotten? >> i kind of tuned it out a lot. i got used to it but i was always frustrated with it. >> but i understand it from reading about the story, you didn't necessarily help with the cleaning up either. >> i didn't do my part like i should have. >> erin, you said you had to move out it got so frustrating. >> yeah, i moved out six years ago. >> is it hard to look at those pictures? >> it is. i can't believe -- i can't believe my family ever got to that point. >> why do you think this happened? >> it happened over the years i saw as people left the house when my dad moved out, it got worse and then i moved out and i saw it get worse. >> vickie, you obviously had your work cut out for you when you and the team got there. first of all, just kind of describe what you found when you came to this home. >> well, i wasn't prepared. i had never been in a home like that. so when i first saw it, it just smelled so bad. it smelled like actually meat that had been left on the counter for days. that's that rancid smell. i thought they just dumped a bunch of garbage in the middle of the home. every single room was nonwalkable. >> what did you do? the good news here is that you helped the family clean up the house. what did you do? >> well, actually lillian and i connected for the first time and i just tried to get to understand what happened to her and why this got to this place. i mean i feel like if one thing's on the floor, you pick it up, you don't let another go on top of it and on top of it. we actually took lillian out of the home a few days, transformed the home. we went and did a resume for her. really taught her that there was life outside of this home of just debacle. it was just non-functioning at all. >> and the good news is the home is clean now but obviously there are underlying issues. do you feel like you're able to address them or you're on a better path now? >> i had been addressing them for a very long time. i had gone -- i had talked about it, i went for counseling, i said -- this is happening and it didn't -- >> lillian didn't see all this mess. >> oh, i actually did. i actually did. >> now we're showing you the before and after. it is clear as day. just ask the girls in the few seconds we have left, do you think your mom's going to be able to keep the house clean or are you worried it will get back to the old way? >> yeah. it can't change overnight but i've seen some problems with wanting to replace all the things she lost and then -- but she's already returned some things so the shopping has improved already. >> good. well let's leave on a good note. thank you for being with us an sharing your story. good luck to you. reminder, catch "clean house, messiest home in the country five," wednesday on style network. coming up if today's beauty, age-appropriate hair styles. the best looks for your 30s, 40s or 50s. but first, these messages.es medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq -- a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain -- serotonin and norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, teens, and young adults. pristiq is not approved for children under 18. do not take pristiq with maois. taking pristiq with nset pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. tell your doctor about all your medications, including those for migraine, to avoid a potentially life threatening condition. pristiq may cause or worsen high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or glaucoma. tell your doctor if you have heart disease, or before you reduce or stop taking pristiq. side-effects may include nausea, dizziness and sweating. for me, pristiq is a key in helping me treat my depression. side-effects may include nausea, dizziness and sweating. hebrew national hot dogs are the best of the best of the best. they don't get any bester than this. omg, it's kosher! with no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors or colors. hebrew national. the better than a hot dog, hot dog. lose those lines for up to a year! juvéderm® xc is the gel filler your doctouses to instantly smooth out lines right here. temporary side effects include redness, pain, firmness, swelling, bumps, or risk of infection. ask your doctor about juvéderm® xc. it's real fruit juice; crisp, sparkling water; and no added sugar. and they come in these really cool cans. you want one? i'll wait a bit. all right. mm. refreshing. [ female announcer ] shake a leg! you only have four days to get to the... ...4th of july sale at petsmart. save up to 50% on hundreds of items. and save $4 on all iams® dog food. only at petsmart. hershey's bliss. one square inch of indulgence... joy... pleasure. one square inch of extra smooth, rich chocolate. hershey's bliss. are you looking for some good summer entertainment? tune in to "necessary roughness" airing on our sister network usa. >> it is about a psychotherapist taking on an erratic football player. >> that describes me to a tee. i'm in luck. >> callie, was your character based on an actual person? >> yes. yes. which is one of the reasons why i was so excited to be able to play this woman because the real dr. donna is a consultant and part of the whole creation and just make sure that the entire show not only the character but all relationships and everything so much more layered and deep because it is a true story. >> you play a psychotherapist helping out this football player who's your character, t.k. you get into some shenanigans. you also have football in your background. right? >> my biological father was a professional football player. i sought help from him but also braylon edwards from the jets and you know, a lot of these guys, they're 23 years old -- i didn't play football coming up. i played basketball. but that sport mentality really. >> that's not your only talent. before we let you go. apparently you're the new calvin klein underwear model. >> hello! >> look at you! oh, my god. geez. the season remere "necessary geez. the season remere "necessary roughness." je right there. jeff! honey, i can't walk any faster. [ female announcer ] the great taste is clear. [ cellphone beeps ] [ jeff ] ooh! thanks hun! [ female announcer ] oscar mayer deli fresh turkey comes in a clear pack so the freshness you see is what you taste. only from oscar mayer. [ cellphone beeps ] ♪ it's for you. [ chuckles ] ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ [ chuckles ] naturals from delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. whoa-ho-ho-ho! oh, they just keep coming, don't they? that's the new long lasting scent of lemon pine-sol, baby. it smells so clean. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is a wbal-tv 11 news update. >> we are starting out with a little bit of cloud cover this monday. there was a slight chance for a few rainshowers. most of you will have a dry day today. in little more humid and over the weekend. chance for rain will go up to about 50% tomorrow. scattered thunderstorms on scattered thunderstorms on tu [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. sam. >> hey. pleasure to meet you. >> pleasure meeting you. >> it's beautiful building you've got. star ship enterprise in here. >> that is shia la beouf co-starring with patrick dempsey in the latest "transformer" series. the latest summer sci-fi flick. coming up in this half-hour, a new wrirnle lwrinkle in aman appe appeal. the man convicted of her roommate's murder took the stand. we'll get the latest. we all know we're supposed to dress our age but what about age appropriate hair? from your 30s to your 50s, al roker's very concerned about this. some of the hottest hair trends might not look right at every stage of your life. how to find the right look. >> my hair is age appropriate for a guy about 80. in "today's kitchen," we're doing some indoor grilling for your next summer barbecue, we'll show you quick and easy recipes and you don't need a backyard. a check of the weather for us. >> we'll show you what's looking ahead for the week. we've got rain along the west coast where it is a little cooler. below normal temperatures in the upper mississippi river valley. warm in the rest of the country. by midweek the heat continues into the plains and in the gulf. cooler out west with showers in the pacific northwest. heats up again in the eastern half of the country. showers in the plains with plenty of sunsh >> in a little bit of cloud cover this monday. slight chance for rainshowers. best chance for rain will be south of baltimore. in little more humid >> and that's your latest weather. >> well, since you see him here, let's bring in the host of the new nbc show. darren, this is a reality show but it is sort of a "survivor" meets "the bachelor." is it a dating game? >> it is a dating show. we start ten single men and ten single men into the middle of the costa rican jungle, a bit like romancing the stone. the idea is hopefully they fall in love but even if they don't and can't stand each other, that also makes great television. >> were there any love connections made? >> yeah. we were actually genuinely surprised at the amount of love connections that were made. a lot of them are now on facebook or twitter. i talk to them and they're meeting up in private but they don't want to ruin the show. >> it mimics the actual relationship that kind of tests whether you're meant for each other? >> guys, if you want to test your girlfriend's love for you, throw her into a river full of crocodiles and if she takes a bite for you, she's the one! >> and if things aren't working out, it's no big loss either. >> absolutely! it is a win-win situation there. >> i understand you came up against some fun stuff while in costa rica. >> yeah. i came head-to-head with a local drug barron. he had a machete and handgun just in case one of those dangerous items wasn't enough. >> good times in costa rica. >> i just can't deal with the semi-automatic weapons. a machete, i can give a shot. if you're on twitter or -- i'll be loading up videos from behind the scenes and things that are too hot an steamy for nbc prime time. at darren mcmullen. coming up next, switching gears here, convicted american amanda knox heads back to court in her appeal. but did today's testimony hurt her chances of being free? we'll get the latest in the case right after this. come in for a great time at olive garden. enjoy our new carbonara ravioli with chicken for just $10.95. pancetta and parmesan-filled ravioli served with pan-seared chicken in creamy parmesan sauce. ♪ family affair or with sauteed shrimp for $12.95. both with unlimited breadsticks and salad or homemade soup. a great meal sure to end with a smile. olive garden. when you're here, you're family. with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. real restaurant style flavors like loaded potato skins. hey, funky party people. are we having fun? [ male announcer ] any more "restaurant" and they'd come with an annoying waitress. new snackers from ♪ hot pockets soft! hard! [ male announcer ] how do you decide between crunchy and soft tacos? why don't we have both? [ male announcer ] old el paso. hard and soft tacos. ♪ feed your fiesta. the appeal hearing for american college student amanda knox is back under way today in italy with the man convicted of killing her roommate taking the stand. nbc's martin fletcher is in perug perugia, italy, this morning with details. martin, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. amanda knox and her family were hoping for a big break this morning that didn't turn out that way. looking very nervous, more than three years in jail after 23 more to go, amanda knox entered the courtroom today hoping that last week's surprise testimony from a child killer could help set her free. but it didn't. today speaking in knox's appeal for the first time, rudy guede convicted with knox for the roommate of her american roommate provided no help. last week another prisoner mario alessi testified in court guede told him amanda was not present at the time of the killing. light at the end of the tunnel for amanda's family. >> it's huge. it would be the single biggest thing in the case. >> reporter: but today rudy guede said it wasn't true, that he didn't tell alessi anything, that alessi had lied. but why would he lie? d guede's lawyer put it down today to simple gossip. >> there is many, many, many people that know the mystery of every case. >> reporter: it may not be that simple. two other prison inmates also testified that guede told them amanda knox was not present at the murder, so who's lying? mario alessi or rudy guede. another critical question that could help determine the fate of amanda knox. the biggest question of although is the dna. >> i am assuming that these people are professionals and that they're going to do a good job of relooking at this and we know that amanda's innocent and so we can only hope and assume that it is going to be a good report. >> reporter: amanda was convicted partly on the evidence of her dna on the murder weapon, a knife. but now that dna is being reexamined amid reports there wasn't enough. to be accurate. independent experts examining the critical dna evidence will report to the cou in three days. in four weeks the results will be made public. that is a key moment in knox's appeal to determine whether she walks free or serves another 23 years in jail. >> martin fletcher in italy this morning, thank you. coming up next, the best looks in hair for any age. that's right after this. [ female announcer ] new from nivea. express hydration. the fast absorbing body lotion with breakthrough 24 hour hydraiq. absorbs in seconds. lasts for hours. express hydration with hydraiq. nivea. express hydration with hydraiq. hebrew national hot dogs are the best of the best of the best. they don't get any bester than this. omg, it's kosher! with no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors or colors. hebrew national. the better than a hot dog, hot dog. among consumers? maybe it's because of trucks like tacoma, the best-selling compact pickup in america or the rugged tundra, named a 2011 best overall value of the year by intellichoice.com. and right now, get 0% apr financing on a new 2011 tundra. plus, every new toyota comes with toyotacare, a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance. we have lots to choose from, so hurry in today. a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance. introducing honey bunches of oats, raisin medley. there's nothing like it! the only cereal with 1, 2, 3 kinds of raisins and crunchy multigrain flakes. you gotta try new honey bunches of oats raisin medley. this morning on "today's beauty," how to wear your hair at any age. should you go short and sassy or long and layered? here with great looks from your 30s to your 50s, stylist to the stars, louis licari. wimbledon is on today. but i had to do you the honors since hoda and kathie lee are preempted for wimbledon. we talk a lot about wearing appropriate fashions for your age. >> but hair is your number one fashion accessory. if you have your hair right can you wear a t-shirt from the gap and blue jeans and you look a-okay. >> let's get to some of our looks. start off first with amy. 33 years old. this was her look beforehand. she's got lots of hair. >> lots of hair. this is a common thing, left over from her 20s. hair all one length. old highlights looking a little bit ashy. by the time you're in your 30s are you ready for a little bit of style. >> okay. so what -- how do you style her? >> let's look at amy after. here she is. number one. >> wow. >> we still left her hair long because she's 30. she wants long hair. >> yeah. but layers. >> long layers around the face. that's the biggest trend for women of this age group. another trend just of course, warm up the hair color. >> i love the color. yeah. >> if you notice, this is a warm color, it is borderline red but it is natural looking. it looks like it comes from her head, not like from a bot it will of color. >> it looks like a perfect match for her skin tone. >> notice as it goes toward the ends, it is a little bit belonger. she's ready for anything. your 30s is a very busy time in life. think about it. your career, you're totally into it. most likely -- or often you have a family and children. >> you want low maintenance. >> low maintenance. this is easy. >> but keeps her youthful still. you look great. nicely done here. thank you. let's take a look at our second lady, we've got jill here. jill is, as you see there, she's got washed out hair color. >> jill has a really -- has a real common problem where when you start to go a little bit gray, that often people think the answer is to go very light. the tip is make your hair golder, warmer and just a little bit lighter than your natural color. this will enhance your skin color. >> look at her today. >> 20 years younger! >> it all work. this is also bobs are great for this period of time. it is not your traditional boring bob. we have piecy ends, movement, and a little edge. swept bang which really works for a couple of reasons. number one, it looks very fashionable, gives her style. i mean 40! you're young, fabulous, you're 40. and what it does if you start to have any sort of like the slightest wrinkle, it will cover it up. >> how do you know if your hair color is washed out or getting washed out? >> if you have to wear more makeup to make your new hair color work you're using the wrong color. when her hair was very pale, she kept it blonde because she thought you had to go lighter with age, which she had to put on more makeup to make it work. by putting color in your hair -- >> you look great. >> you put color in your complexion. >> jill, you look amazing. let's talk about our third lady, evelyn. she's 55 years old. you kind of let her natural gray grow out. a lot of people do. >> if you choose to, it's great. i would suggest that you shape it up and trim it. but windchill what hair color can do. can we see jill after? here she is. now this is great. this is, again, we returned jill -- i mean evelyn. i'm so sorry. evelyn not to her natural color. it is a little lighter than it was. but remember, hair color, layers and bangs are your best friend and the biggest trend in -- when you're in your 50s. this gives you fullness but even more important it gives you movement. helmet hair is gone. this is what looks young. this is what looks vital. forget young. you want to look vital, you want to look fresh. movement an layers are the way to go. >> you're glowing. it really gave you a glow as well. >> keep your hair full. >> you end up going short with a lot of people. >> in some cases but obviously with being she has the youngest face. this haircut can be longer. you know? you can wear it any length. i'm not so caught up with your hair has to be certain length at a certain age. just as long as it is shaped well around the face. you never want your hair to drag you down. you know? so the tip here, again, the trend here, i should say, layers, movement, fullness. >> they look wonderful as always. ladies, thank you so much. great job. coming up next, next summer barbecuing indoors. we'll have some easy recipes for you. but first, this is "today" on nbc. this morning on "today's kitchen," ez asy as 1-2-3. the executive chef of miami sugar cane raw bar and grill. chef, thank you. a lot of folks feel intimidated, they don't is a backyard or grill. >> all you need is a great grill pan and virtually that's it. >> what are we starting with? >> we're going to do a nice asian style korean barbecued short rib. it is really easy. we have some beautiful thick cut short ribs here. we'll marinate it 24 hours overnight. >> you have to have your butcher cut these special? >> ask them to cut it against the bone. bone adds for a lot of flavor and when you are grilling, it is really nice characteristic. start with the marinade. that's basically onions, ginger, garlic, orange, asian pear an green onion. we put that in a blender with a little bit of soy sauce, some salt, a little bit of asian sesame oil, 57and a little bit sugar. pulse that just like a very simple marinade. >> how long will you keep the meat in that marinade? >> we do it about 24 hours. 36 hours is great, but as short as 12 hours. in the fridge. ginger and pear, there's enzymes in there and it breaks it down and it makes the meat very, very soft. >> tenderizes the meat. >> exactly. that's what we have here. we've marinated this now for about 24 hours. it's really broken down. have you this really nice extra. the flavor's permeated the meat. it's just lending for a really great terrific summer barbecue. >> smell terrific. how long on each side? >> we do about three minutes on each side. we have some here we've done already. you see the beautiful caramelization there with the soy. to go with that, we like to do mushrooms. i have some beautiful mushrooms here from washington. many different varieties but you can get them at any local high-end grocery store. king oyster, shiitake. i've cut them all up. we like to just build upon flavor upon flavor. we put them in a bowl. add a little bit of a sauce, basically a little bit of mirren, soy, a little bit of ginger, right on the grill. can't get any easier than that. even at your grocery store now they sell the mushrooms already mixed together. it is just super easy, really fast. the grill pad at home, any night of the week. back here what we're doing is a little bit of chicken. everyone loves chicken on the barbecue. >> hi, natalie! >> we love dark meat at the restaurant. it's a lot of flavor. you have the fats and everything. little salt, pepper, little bit of oil right there on the grill. once again we hit it with more sauce. all about building flavor on flavor and making food taste great. >> i notice you've got an interesting sauce here. >> this is paired with cauliflower. we have all these different kinds of cauliflower. cook the cauliflower on the grill for four minutes. we made this butter sauce while the cauliflower is grilling. garlic, shallot, fresh herbs, fresh flavor, you can't go wrong. >> thank you for nbc sports coverage of the championships at wimbledon. we are so excited. >> have a great day, everybody. we'll see you back here tomorrow! ring ring progresso i look great in my wedding dress with the help of your amazing light soups. you know they're the only ones endorsed by weight watchers. they taste so good. now we're adding even bigger pieces of white meat chicken. oh, so when's the big day? oh, we got married years ago. but the point is, i fit in it! are you wearing it... right now? yes! well, good for you. [ shopper ] excuse me. oh, so sorry. you look nice. oh, thank you. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is a wbal-tv 11 news update. >> we are starting out with a little bit of cloud cover. you will see some sunshine breaking the clouds, but mostly cloudy. slight chance for a few rainshowers. this chance will be south of baltimore. better chae for rain tomorrow. better chae for rain tomorrow. nice weather comes