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stevens speaks out. and freaky friday lindsay lohan heads back to court after failing a drug test and her no nonsense judge could be sending her back to jail today, nonsense judge could be sending her back to jail today, friday, october 22, 20. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and good morning, welcome to today on a friday morning. juan williams says he was setting up the case for not making rash judgments about people of any faith. a lot of high profile people are now coming to his defense and it s npr that s feeling the heat this morning. did the network make a bad call? we re going to get straight into that in just a couple of minutes. the confessions of the so-called canada killer colonel. we ll have the very latest and hear part o his confession coming up. > on a much, much lighter note, but we re going to talk to the rolling stones guitarist keith richards, who s coming out with a new memoir, his description of mick jagger is unbearable. what is the sta of their relationship? we ll see. tamron hall is in for ann. good morning, tamron. we begin with a dire ediction fromhe cdc who says up to one-third of americans could ve americans need to eat less. the ferry is floating upside down in the water, it s not clear how many people may have been on board. a massive ficyclone hit a tourist bus in a man is in custody after police say he barricaded himself inside a shopping mall. part of the mall was destroyed. overseas markets are mostly low this morning, trish reagan is at the stock exchange. we a in e midst of the earning seasons, and iestors are watching very, very carefully. thus far, we have seen some pretty god reports in a lot of these companies, they are making their numbers, many are beating their numbers. but one of the big issues is exactly how muchn terms of sales, in terms of revenues. yes they are making profits, but a lot of that is coming from cost cutting which doesn t necessarily bode well for the future. and tonight, game six of the game six championship series of th yankees leading the rangers 3-2. the giants lead the national league series three games to two with game six tomorrow. and police in california are looking for at least six people who robbed a jewelry store thursday, when they realizedhe robbers were unarmed, the store employees threw chairs or whatever they could to chase the robbers away. mr. roker s here looking at the weekend. good morning. we re about 15 minutes away from sunrise. it s partly cloudy. we have a blustery wind and a chill. in the 40sor most of the region. highs reaching just near 60 by mid afternoon with a blustery wind even with the bright sun. scattered frost around the rural areas. highs around 70s with brig sunshine. sunday, partly sunny, milder, could that s your latest weather. > and now the fallout of national public radio s decision to fire news analyst juan williams over what he said on another netwk. norah o donnell is here with the latest. reporte npr is under fire after what he said about muslims on bill o reilly. newt gingrich wants congress to investigate. juan williams fired by npr. they have to cast him out in a particularly, i think, vulga and tiful y. on cable tv tuesday night, an angry he wa simply stating what he felt. reporter: williams a long-time fixture on cle and radio was fired for these comments he made about muslims on monday. the kind of books i have written about the civil rights movement in this country, but if i get on a plane and i see people who are in muslim garb, and they re identifying themselves first and foremost as muslims, i get nervous. here i am engaging you, bill o reil and we re having an honest discussion. reporter: a leaked internal memo, npr says they fired williams because news analysts may not take personal public positions on controversial issues. it is not compatible with the news analyst. reporter: scliler later apologized for her comments. the right has long accused npr for liberal bias. there was also support from the left. whoop who whoopi agrees with him. it was a total mistake and it sends the wrong message. williams is just the latest personality dumped for comments on race and religion. any time there is this publi intersection of debate about the role of muslims and terrorism, it is a real fear in our society right now. repter: now williams is no worse off after his firing from npr, in fact, fox has announced it is expanding his role and giving him a fat raise, a three-year contract for nearly $2 million. lou dobbs is a nationally syndicated radio host, are you? you left cnn about a year ago after being outspoken on a lot of issues including immigration problems in this country. you heard what juan williams said, not on npr, but on fox, but the firing justified? the firinging is not only not justified, it should call into question the entire board of npr and what their ceo is doing. last yea i was saying nothing last yr tha national main stream media has not begun to say now. they re actually applying crital judgment tohe policiesf this administration. what we are watching is the authoritarian left trying not to win an argument, they re trying to stifle and shut down dissenting voices in this country. and alarm bells should be going off across the country. here s what npr had so say, we offer views of a kinds on our air every day, but tho views are expressed by the people we interview, not our reporters and analysts. perps the problem here that juan wasccupying two very different roles simultaneously? you could make that argument, but i think the real problem was that he was expressing an opinion and vivian hiller, the ceo of npr didn t like it. instead of standing behind expression of free speech in the public arena, which npr should stand for, for crying out loud, not be stifling, they fired this young man. i thi i. let me give you a different example. i m the host of the today show, m my job is to sit here and interview people in an unassed way, if i leave this job and i havenother job and i go over there and i give my opinion on those same opinions as heard here, does nbc have the right to say hey, pick one or the other? they have already acceded to that arrangement and only a fool inanagement would act as viv jan shiller did. in each one of those cliffs, you did not hear juan go on and be sympathetic to any of tho muslims. he says actually, i was pointing out these fears simply to make the ce that nobody shld mak rash judgments about people of any faith. it s not the comments, those i think are being taken out of context. it s really this idea is he allowed to state one thing on one net work and occupy another role on another twork? the question is why did vivian shiller become we need we have npr for crying outoud acting like state media, it s time for diversity of voice in the public arena. it s 12 minutes after the hour, here s natal. now to the countdown to the midterm elections, with just 11 days to go, races are tightening across the country. david grery the moderator of meet the press. these are traditionally democratic leaning scenes, what is the president s closing argument now and what is really the major hdle for the democrats and republicans going forward? if you look where the president s going, he s going to states that he won in 2008 and hi s also frying to protect those senate seats. while they may have a fighting chance, at least that s their spin for the house, they do talk about holding on to democratic marity in the senate. he s trying to help barbara boxer in california and harry reid in nevada. he s got to turn out the traditional base of the democratic party. closing arguments verysimply, be afraid of change, don t buy into the republican argument, they want to take away some of the things we have acmplished. that s going to be a very impressive argument. he ties it to all the outside money coming in and saying they justant to go backwards. focus in specifically, pennsylvania, a new quinnipiac shows joe sestak closing in on pat toomey there. what has helped sestak just in the last few weeks? i have talked to docrats and republicans not only in philadelphia but around the country. you have docrats that are coming home in those blue states, in those democratic states, more democrats getting interested in the race, they re getting fired up, there s more intensity. and also what s going on in delaware, christine o donnell gettg so many headlines, she s not really in that race, she s way behind, but a lot of independent voters are looking a at what she s saying, i m not sure i trust the republican brand from the tea party right w. it s actually helping sestak in his race. and with the christine o donnell an the tea party effect, is she helping our rting? the reality is that that s only going to work so far, because the fae party movement is a legimate movement, it is energizing voters around the country. but as democrats cast this as a freak show going on on the right around the country and they re going to use that and in some cases it will work and in some cases not. sharon angle makes some controversial statements about latinos, that could hurtn a state where you ve got hig latino voters. really quickly, david in california, the gubernatorial race, and most polls democratic jey brown now leading meg whitman. what is going to be the factor in that race. undecided voters, there s some disaffected democrats who don t like jerry brown. remember undecided voters could throw up their hands and not vote in a midte election cycle wherehey don t have quite as much energy in turning out. and what do you have ahead on meet the press this weekend? we have michael steele, chairman of the rnc. david gregory, thank you. it is now 7:17, once again here s mat. he was given two life sentences thursday for a series of crimes includingwo brutal murders this after his confession was played in court. reporter: the chilling confession of a cold-blooded murder. i put tape on her mouth. and tape on her nose. reporter: canadian commander russell williams dubbed the killer kernel sat with investigators for ten hours, and he s be thursday the decorated pilot received two le sentences for a laundry list o crimes including the savage murders of two women. he won t see the light of day. i don t care what stipulation he has on him. an air base commander, he flew with dignitaries, including the queen of england, williams, who s married, kept a meticulous journal of his double fe, his gruesome crimes. williams broke into homes and stole underwear from women and lile girls, photographing his keepsakes and posing for pictures in lingerie while still in their rooms. this is somebody who had a problem that got progressively worse as time went on. reporter: williams confessed to the rapes and murderers of two women, videotaping the brutal attacks andhe desperate pleas of his victim. what this demonstrated is that the justice system could deal with even the most horric of crimes in a dignified ways. saying he deeply regret at is he did. once a decorated commander of canada s military brass is now responsible for a dark chapter inhe country s history. . it is 7:19, once again here s natalee. there s an undefeated college football team in new york, and these players have a special reason to act sell. the coach is being deployed to afghanistan. reporter: in football, reaction time is critical. those best prepared to handle developments on the field usually walk away with a win. throug seven games this season, maritime college in the bronx is undefeated. guided by clayton kendrick, the privateers have experience in dealing with one of life s most difficult developments. i was sitting at my desk in july and i received a phone call from the navy and they said that i was being called to active service and i will be heading to afghantan for probably about a year s time. reporter: as a navy reservist, kendrick holmes answered the call without reservation, but still leaving his family behind. hat is your reaction? a bad feeling in my stomach, kind of the worse scerio. reporter: kendrick holmes story is a familiar one, answering the call of duty is not without sacrifice, for family, work and convenience. hon a recent saturday, kendrick holmes is up before dawn, not going over the day s game plan, but preparing for war. all present and accounted for, sir. reporter:hat do you worry about? i worry more about my family s safety and than i do for mine. i m going off with people who have a lot of experience in what they do. how long will you be gone? one year. reporter: kendrick homes will deploy in november, just after the football seon. just a few miles by water from 9/11 s ground zero kendrick holmes built maritime football into a champiohip coender. the foundation for a team s success rests squarely on the shoulders of their players accountability is the best kind of ability. you have to be able to count on the guy next to you, when everything is going good or bad, you need to count on them. reporte as the victories pile up, time is winding down. kendrick holmes family and team has counted on him. now his country does. for today, peter alexander, nbc news, new york. and we wish him all the best there in afgnistan. and justahead, one of the survors of the deadly plane crash that killed five people including senator ted stevens crash that killed five people including senator ted stevens speaks out for the first women are charged 40% mo for the same health insurance as men. domestic violence is treated as a pre-existing condition in eight states. women are abused by their husbands and then by their insurance companies. and last year they tried to end our coverage for mammograms and other preventive services. well i m proud to say i got the law changed. i m barbara mikulski.i appe preventive services. so you ll know that being a woman is no longer a pre-existing condition. heh heh heh heh! [ gasp ] [ sigh ] hurry in to dunkin donuts for 50 munchkins or a dozen donuts and get a free trick or treat bag. bob ehrlich s 24 years in politics. in congress ehrlich voted with george bush 90% of the time, protecting the special inrests. as governor, ehrlich cut education, increased college tuition by 40%, and vetoed an increase in the minimum wage. and after losing his election, bob ehrlich joined a lobbying firm and got paid $2.5 million to represent casinos and wall street banks. bob ehrlich 24 years of putting the special interests first. coming up on a friday morning, will lindsay lohan be sent back to jail. she prepares to face a judge in beverly hills this morning. they fix the hair, the makeup and even put on the dresses, we re going to meet the guys in a pageant for dads. if you live for rformance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better ar protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it s more than just oil. it s liquid engineering. . good morning. it s 7:26 on this friday, the 22nd of october. i m joe krebs. a woman is dead after an apparent domestic dispute in fairfax county. this happened in the 1800 block of r brand way. police arrived to find a woman shot to death. officers then took her husband to custody. there were other people inside the home and police are interviewing the people to find out what exactly did happen. we ll take a break and come back and look at our weather and good morning. friday morning under way. temperatures around the region. generally in the 40s to near 50 in washingt. afternoon highs only near 60. we ll have a blustery northwest wind wh lot of sun. lots of sun on saturday but warming up with a southwesterly wind to upper 60s, near 70 by mid afternoon. milder weather for sunday. then the first part of next week it looks like passing showers possible on monday and tuesday. how s the traffic now, ashley? we have traffic up near the capital beltway. the earlier issues have been cleared but the inner loop still very heavy out of springfield. back to you. thas. [ ehrlich four years ago unemployment in maryland was under four percent. today, it s nearly double. and nearly a quarter of a million marylanders are looking for work. in addition, we ce a national health care plan that will hurt small business and cost us jobs. so we have to ask, are you better off today than you were four years ago? we re heading in the wrong direction. we need strong leadership. say no to things we can t afford. fix our health care plan. and refuse traise taxes. martin o malley can t do . i will. 7:30 now on a friday morning, the 22nd day of october 2010. it s about 47, 48 degrees, it s going to warm a little bit today. we re going to get outside and say hi to those people many just a couple of minutes. meanwhile, inside studio 1a, i m matt lauer alongside natalee more or less. a deadly plane crashed killed five people including alaska north ted stevens. also ahead, troubled actss lindsay lohan is set to appear before a judge this morning and she could be sent to jail for failing a court ordered drug test. plus fathers who are bonding with their daughters in the most unexpected arena, we re talking about the beauty pageant. they do it all, they sew the n costumes and help them with their routines. shaean o keefe is speaking t about how he survived that plane crash that killed his friend former senator ted stevens. reporter: in alaska there s nothing unusual about taking a plane to go fishg. but on august 9, a fishingrip turned into a story of searing loss and gritty survival. thi an experienced pilot in the cockpit, and seven friends and fishing guests took off into cloudy skies. among the eight passengers was former nasa chief sean o keefe, a longime friends of senator stevens and his son kevin. reporter: 15 minute into the flight, the cabin was quiet. and then? with no notice, so evasive n maneuv maneuvers, no log. the pla crashed into a mountain. reporter: o keefe black out coming to in a state of hazy confusion. i was spitting out shards of teeth. reporter: he was bewildered. so you re looking where you think your son is and he s not there? that s right. reporter: sean started shouting his name. with a severel broken ankle, broken ribs, a dislocated hip, deep cuts to his head, sean could feel himself giving in. then the magnitude of the disaster set in. senator stevens was sitti next to me, i felt for his pulse, i realized that my friend had passed away. reporter: and sean himself had to hold on, had to know if his son was still alive. iouldn t imagine surviving through this experience if he were not here. sean o keefe, we always say to our guests it s good to have you here, but it takes on a different meaning, it s good to have you here. thank you very much. thereas a light hearted exchange. she looked at you and said, make sure you bring him back inne piece. referring to my son kevin. after that plane hit the mountain side, you went in and out consciousness, you talked about how the plane didn t look anything like it looked before the crash and you re desperate to find your son, and you re yelling for kevin. and you realize, based on the fact that this plane has been jumbled, he s right in front of you. what condition was he in? he was in the seat right next to the pilot. so he was behind the bulkhead or the cockpit of the aircraft and apparently the seat he was in moved to the left. and the harnesses were extended from the roof of the aircraft, he moved to the left. so it was a surreal look of him there. still in the harness? ye and not moving? he was unconscious and he came to a few momen later. can you describe what you felt when you heard him for the first time? relief. i can t imagine how difficult this would have beeno persevere through had he not been able to respond. how injured is he? he dislocated his right hip, broke his jaw, so he was in the wires and all that for the last couple of months. had a few lacerations here and there. but by and large, he came through it without major injuries. i mrying to imagine the situation there s some of you in that plane who have survived and you are amidst those who are not. you ended up right next to stevens, you talked to about ann feelg for his pulse and you didn t find one. you had known him for over 30 years. the degree of separation between survival and not was a fraction of what you would ever imagine. it could have been anybody. the randomness of this whole experience, that any doubt you ha about divine intervention goes away. that s the only thing that separated it. a guy named bill phillips was on the plane with his 13-year-old son willie. willieurvived and he began yelling for his father, where s my dad? where s my dad? you were able to know that his dad did not survive. and you had to be the one in this wreckage to tell this boy that his father had passed away. he s an incredibly courageous young man, he matured in an instant, there s no question abou that. what do you mean. he recognized the severity of what was going on, he came to realize, our wives of those of us who had survived it were really hanging in the balance. he was the only one of the four of us who was mobile, could actually walk around. he moved outside the airplane, tried to look for some means of communications, he was an incredibly, incredibly mature kid. you talk about the moments after the crash, you re not out of the woods just because you have survived the impact. you talk about it being mpletely quiet, except for the rain that was falling and in some cases coming through the fuselage, and you started to think we could have survivedhe crash but die of exposure? it s a common circumstance, given the huge expan of the state of alaska and the wilderness there that many of the collisions, accidents, crhes that occur, and maybe survives, but they may not return because it just takes so long to recover and see where that accident may have occurred. in this particular case, we were 15 or 20 minutes away from the lodge we were staying at on our way to a comp that was the same pattern we had flown day in and day out. you knew there would be some flyovers and with willie able to move around outside that wreckage, when they did fly over, they knew there were survives which made it more sure negligent for them to get down you. describe your rescue? it wa several hours, because weather wouldot permit the search and rescue helicopters to come in until early this next morning. and seeing the recovery basket come through the haze and the clouds, you could hear the helicopters overhead, but you couldn t see it was nothing short of miraculous to know we re about to get out of here. but there was several hours before we realized that anybody was going to spo us. the courage that willie demonstrated out there ting to findi find i there was any way to communicate. you referred to it a couple of minutes o, sean, to inches. but you can t go through something like this and not ask yourself why you lived and why others didn t live. how do you go about answering the estion? it s a question i have ask so many times and iuspect i probably wil never reach a answer. the randomness of this is so unbelievable. senator stephens was just right next to me and by the me the impact occurred, he had moved the full length of the aircraft to the left side of me. i moved forward and managed to avoid whatever the impact was that he encountered, just by sheer circumstance. so it s and bill phillips, he was in the very back of the aircraft, it was one of those cases where you wonder and i ll continue to wonder i think until my last breath, i m sure, he said if i was closer, it have fought death, too. how is bill? the injuries he did sustain, he reported to schoo on the first day of the fall semester at syracuse university, ready to go to class and he s in great shape. and the great advantage he has, he s 19 years old. you can bounce back from anything when you re 19. and you went back toork on monday, that had to be an awfully great event for you. sean o keefe, we re happy to have you with us. thank you very much. and you can see the sean s good morning. it is partly cloudy, breezy, and chilly on this friday morning. and around the region it s only in the 40s to near 50 degrees. a few isolated areas. western virginia and western e marynd have dipped into the low 30s so frost likely there. we ll have afternoon highs throughout much of the region into the 50s to near 60 with a blustery northwest wind. could have frost in the morning. highs near 70. may hid 70s and partly sunny sunday. and of course we need to tell you about sunday night, football night in america. new music, but it s the same big battle. we have got brett favre and the vikings, heading to lambeau field, his old team. this is going to be one for the ages, cloudy, cool, 50% chance of showers, and temperatures in the low to mid 50s, on sunday, football in america. matt? 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[ gasp ] [ sigh ] hurry in to dunkin donuts for 50 munkins or a dozen donuts and get a free trick or treat bag. from the styles you want. .to the foods you cve. even your favorite toothpaste. now, the things you lov at target. are even better. save 5% off today and everyday. when you shop with your target credit or debit redcards. are you redcard ready? only at target. bob ehrlich s 24 years in politics. in congress ehrlich voted with george bush 90% of the time, protecting the special interests. governor, ehrlich cut education, creased college tuition by 40%, and vetoed an increase in the minimum wage. and after losing his election, bob ehrlich joined a lobbying firm and got paid $2.5 million to represent casinos and wall street banks. bob ehrlich 24 years of putting the special interests first. good morning. a chill in the air. we ve got a nerl breeze gusting at around 20 miles an hour. lots of sunshine, in the 40s throughout much of the region. highs today should reach reach mid afternoon. ashley, how s the traffic? well, our earlier issues on the capital beltway have been cleared. springfield up toward 66. gw parkway prior to 395 is completely blocked. again, gw parkway south is blocked. blocked. taxes 60 percent.wsync: i dy woman 1 syi didn t owatrnor man 3: hworked for ak 10 billion dollarfrom the b.woman 5 syncher another hamillion.sed.axers 17 h big s don t need help. middle class marylanders do. we re back at 8:00 on a friday night, the 22nd day of october, 2010. a lot of kids are off because of parent teacher meetings this week. i m not complaining. we have a lot of halloween costumes here. out on the plaza, i m matt lauer, along with nalee morales, natalee is filling in while meredith is out today. keith richards, one of my rock n roll icons. he s written a new memoir and he opens up candidlybout his life, his career and bat mick jagger. keiths in his 60s. really? now there are beauty pageant dads, they do everything from primping their daughter s hair to making costumes, we re going to ask them why they do it, what the appeals and they say they re really involved in their little girl s lives. don t forget, we have got our halloween bash live on the plaza, next frid, we re going to be handing out prizes, we re going to be handing out prizes for the best and most creative costumes in the crowd. so we want you to get dressed up and come on down next friday for our annual halloween costume contest on the plaza. let s go inside, tamron hall is standing by at the news desk. with just two more weekends of campaigning, president obama stumps today for democratic senators in close races in california and seattle. patty murray is facing a strong challenge from republican dino ros si. npr is comg under criticism for firing long-time news analyst juan williams. this week williams said airline passengers in muslim garb make him feel nervous. npr said he broke company policy by giving his opinion. the senate is repad to pass a measure rsing the minimum retirement age in france from 60 to 62. a power outbreak has become haiti s deadliest health problem. cholera has claimed at least 145 lives and say another 1,000 feel maye infected. cholera is spread through contaminateded water. up to one in three u.s. adults could have diabetes by 2050 if they continue to gain weight and don t exercise. tamron, good morning, coming up tonight on nightly news, in chicago, hundreds of kids shot in the last year alone. we have named it as part of our making difference series. we ll have that for you tonight. tamron, for now, back to you. an unusual william who won a keft to be on display. she ll spend not a night at the museum, but a month. good morning. our pe color here locally still about ten days away. out in the mountas there s some good color but it s rather muted tis year. right now temperatures are chillynder a clear sky. in the 40s throuout much of the region. highs today only near 60. a blustery northwest wind with lots of sunshine. tomorrow maybe some scatter frost in the rural areas. afternoon highs around 07 and should be mostly sunny. and then on sunday a bit milder and partly sunny. might get showers as we get back and that s your latest weather, and now let s head down to the other end of the plaza. fathers and daughters who bond over beauty pageants. the dads even make their daughter s dresses. we re going to talk to some pageant da right after this. 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[ man ] grab a pop-tart and you might just start to sing songs like a meadow lark stretch and yawn blow a kiss to mom cause pop-tarts mornings are the bomb so, rise and shiiiiine back now at 8:09, we have all heard about pageant moms, but what about pageant dads? the glitzy world is getting an unexpectedmakeover. beauty queens with big attitudes. but who s helping these young girls bin big titles and sparkye crowns pageant dads are armed with needless and threads, bobby wins and choreographed routines. if you need to fix a tire, you go to her. if y they have that certain connection that i don t have. these pageant dads appear on the tlc show pageants and ti a tiaras . what happens ts is a positive tng where kids can enjoy a relationship with their dads. it s the bonding. my biggest supporter is my dad because he s always there. you look like a girl. and with us now, pageant dads david perez and his 4-year-old daughter ava. good morning to all of us. good to have you here. ron, you have become very involved with the pageant world, you acally design your daughter costumes, you even help with her beautiful hair, she s absolutely stunning. what made you want to get involved. just to togetherness, it s like any sport, i guess and just watching her grow through the things, basically learning more and more in the whole pageant industry and making the clothes and outfit, it s a fun thing to do with your daughters. you have compared it to a sport. i would imagine most of you get some comments from your male friends saying this is far from beyond the world of sports. it s just a competition, they go there to compete. and it s the same thing as i guess any other dadhat would be into what their daughters do. but we just get more involved. how has it brought you and your father closer together? when i m on stage, he always shouts for me and i know he s always there to watch me and support me on stage. so he s there by your side coaching you. do you like it? yeah, i like it. you re also involved in ava s pageantry, what do you like to do her? it s brought us really close, we re almost inseparable, i have another daughter right now that she s quite the opposite of ava, so i spend time with both of them in different ways. but i m also have close to my sons. what got you started, though, what was it that made you start to get into this? did she want to get into this? she was actually a baby and we were walking through the mall and saw a mall paget. d we said, well, every little girl does this, i guess. it started off from there and he enjoyed it. ava, do you like wearing pretty dresses? yes. and when we talk about the pageant world and w have all seen tiaras and toddlers, and there s some ideas about that show. you say that you came away from this whole piece that you worked on with a completely different viewpoint, what was that. i was really impressed by just the family nature of the whole thing and the bonding experience tt these guys go through with their daughters and it was really a lot of fun. i spent a weekend at a pageant with lan and halea and the kids were really enjoying it. was it odd for you to see yumpk girls wearing makeup and dressed up like this? how do you explain to people what that s all about. they consider it playing dressup. maybe it s more extreme than what some kids have in their closets a home. and to people who question and say you re exploiting your daughter by doing this, what is your answer? i think this is what they want to do, we re not pressuring them, we re not forcing them, this is what they enjoy doing, and as soon as they don t prooesh appreciate it and they don t want to do it, but as long as they re happy, we ll continue and let the think what they want. and david, what do you think of that question as well. i don t think i m exploiting her. i think i m giving her outlets for her to see what she enjoys doing. right nowt could be a beauty pageant, later o it could be softball. a child grows everyingle day and so do their ideals and it s my job not to push her into pageants or push her into gymnastics, but i feel like i m shaping her future. and halea, how far do you want to take this, this is your idea, right? yes. and how far do you want to go? until i m a teenager because i don t want to be a model or an actor. you think this is good practice for what you hope becomes a career? yes. you guys are forcing us all to open our eyes. there are a lot of people who say, hmm, i m noto sure about that. but it seems like it as brought you together. all right, and ava, you want toing a little something for us? we have got a little commercial break. over the rainbow ? try it. too early. if you feel like it, go ahead, though. and if you he a question at home to send to us, send it to todayshow.com and we ll ask them as we carry ong this morning. matt is going to go one-on-one with rolling stones keith richards right after this. what if something bad happens? so what happens if someone gets my credit or debit card and buys a ton of stuff? that would be. really, really bad. 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[ male announcer ] introducing toyota care featuring a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance forvery new toyota. keh richards, the legendary guitarist has written a memoir called life. it all began with four schoolmates on a train outside london. i was sitting in this carriage with mick, and i see two albums that he s clutching under his arm. and i try to get a glimpse but i don t want to be obvious. i finally get a glimpse and i m like, american memories, can i have a look? other than common ground, was there a chemistry? there is, there still is. there always has been, a certain coming together of energy and a semishared vision of what could be. a vision that quickly became a reality. by the mid 1960s, the rolling stones began to stake their claim on a domain once dominated by the beatles. selling out sws and topping the charts. the power of teenaged females of 13, 14, 15 when they re in a gang has never left me, they nearly killed me, i was never more in fear for my life than i was from teenaged gis. they re frightening creatures. are you in trouble? the frenzy that can be generated. you only have to tas it en masse to realize it. it s something you can t fight. i m running away. you tell a wild story in your life when you wal about satisfaction it s my favorite song. you wake up one day, you ve got your tape recorder bid your bed, yoplus play and there s the song. and there it is from the night before. i wish all songs came that easy. but you don t remember tting up slaving over it? i think i was probably in half sleep. i certainly don t remember doing it, and the only thing to remind me was thisape machine, i played it back and there was the first shadow. i can t get no satisfaction. i can t get no satisfaction did you know as soon as you heard it? when i heard it back, when i played the tape back, i realized that there was 30 seconds of sasfaction and 45 minutes of me snoring. keith is candid about the role drugs played in his past. the 1975 tour, he says, was fueled by cocaine, doing lines on stage between songs. did you ever get the sense that drugs were ruining the music or hampering the performance. if i had any sense of na tha we wouldn t have done it in the first place, and taking drugs to make you a better musician is cracked. you re number one on the list of rock stars that people expected to die. this is other people s perception. if one lives off of other people s perception, you might as well not live in the first place. that perception stuck for a long time. oh, yeah, and i was quite proud of it. is it a badge of honor? yes, because i knew different, and i m here to prove it. you called it a ball and chain, you say people think i m still a god damned junky for 3 years. an image is like a ball and chain, it doesn t leave you, it s like a very long shadow. you say some very flattering things about mick. no, i really don t. you also do mention the iction. from the times i have sat down with you in the past, i have an armchair type theory. mick s a control freak. and i don t mean that as a bad thing, at of successful people are. and i look at you and i think nobody s going to control keith richards. you put your finger on it. i m ve mick is much interested in controllg things and i m very much interested in being uncontrollable. and ythe 80s were it was a rough time. he was letting the band down, let alone me, he was shucking the band. i say it in the book and i say it now. but the only thing thing is do we get back together again? we re fighting for the stones in our own way, and that s wha brings a band together. you don t do it on milk abhoney. you say, quote,ive mick jagger a stage the size of a table and he can work it better than anybody. as a writer you say, it s unbelievle how prolific h s, brilliant. we have this baby called the rolling stones. and we may have different ideas at certain times about how to bring baby up, but it s a damned good baby. i love the stones, i love keit richards, by the way his life of many, many years just went through a battle with cancer, and by all reports she is doing well. just ahead, we have got 8:26 is your time. 56 degrees. clear skies, a little chilly out there. good morning. i m eun yang. in the news this morning we re following a developin story out of virginia. there are no trains running on vre s manassas line. that s because of a signal failure on the part of norfolk southern. there s no word on when everything will be back up and running but we ll bring you the latest here on news 4. if you live and vote in maryland you can start csting your vote today. voting gets under way at select locations between now and next thursday. you cannot vote this sunday. we re going to take a break. we ll have your breezy and cilly on this friday morning. mostly sunny today. a blustery northwest wind. highs only near 60. right now we re in the 40s. we may have scattered frost through the rural areas but mild through the rest of the weekend. how s the traffic, ashley? still steady as you leave college park headed around toward the silver spring area. fortunately the pace lightens up on your approach to 270. now we have one lane getting by prior to 39 # 5 at the work zone. today on ellen, all new amazing audience talent plus comedienne w stuck like glue you and me baby we re stuck like glue. 8:30 a.m. on october 22, 2010. we re in a party atmosphere with a big crowd and we re going to only add that atmosphere in a couple of minutes, some country style music from the great duo sugar land. they re going to be performing inside our studio in this half hour. outside the studio, here on the platform. we have natalee morales and tamron hall and al roker. next week we have got the highly anticipated concert, taylor swift is going to be here on tuesday, her new . so you ll want to be here for that one. okay, also coming up in this hour, the hottest fall fashions out there, of course you can afford to buy it. natalee, will you please stop laughing? who can afford to buy an entire new wardrobe? that s fall fashional. stacy will show us so accessories instead of buying a whole new ensemble to look fresh for ll. don draper, baby. turn sideways. turn the other way. slightly. oh, nice. you have a ton of hats. we love hats. we do, and we love jeans. i wear those mom jeans. if you want to look good in those jeans, whether they re lowriders or mom jeans,e have got the exercises for you. let s get a check of the weather, mr. roker. let s check it s a chilly october morning. good morning. we ve got a wind coming in out of the northwest gusting to around 20 miles an hour. it s going to climb to just near 60 by mid afternoon. we ll have lots of sun, though. we ll have the bluster northwest wind swirling the leaves around. tonight, clear and cold by dawn. 30s in much of the region. afternoon highs should climb to near 70 then on sunday, partly sunny. a bit milder. we may get rain monday, tuesday next week. and don t forget, y can check your weather any time of the day or night, the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. this wasn t a terrorist attack death by mismanagement. , i called for an immediate audit, the results were chilling. so i insisted metro actually follow national safety standards for the first time. the brass at metro wasn t happy, but frankly i don t care. i m not the senator for metro, i m the senator for maryland. i m barbara mikulskiand approve. this morning on today s style, translating trends. how is the average person supposed to pull them off. th co-host of tlc s whatnot to wear. i love to look at the trends, but i for one, oh, way am i going to wear that. you can do that with accessories, right? accessories are a way to update looks that you already have in our closet. and some of the clothing trends are just too hard for us regular people. and we re going to get to that right now. i put accessories into categories, a way that you can sort of interpret them for different periods and styles in your life. let s take a look at the first category, we re talki about texture and so you saw a lot of that faux fur and knit on the run ways. it looks gorgeous on them. it looks gorgeous, but when you re talking about jackets or coats, it can be very expensive. this is a much more affordable take on it and it s not as bulky, so take a look at our model, e s wearing a fur boo ii bootie. know the bag, this also looks modern, you don t want to do too much of any accessory. just little bit bits and bobs of an accessory. but you also have some knit wear that she can swap out. on the table, you ll see a couple of things. first it s very rustic for the weekend. knit wear itself is actually an accessory this sson. you ll see in the arm warmers and the haths. but also note the part that we have put on the table there, that i a fur bootie warmer, you don t need to buy new boots, you can buy a pair of these. no further head to toe. a bag is a great thing to throw in the mix. i see a lot of confused dogs. furry booties. the next thing we re going to talk about is prints. animal and plaid. and if you wear it from head to toe, it can look little much. so i think it s very important, again, to doittle bit and bobs. as we see on karen, the scarf, the bag, obviously the leopard print or the animal print. you don t want to do a shoe that s an animal prt. but what s great about the animal print is this works for work, you can take your favorite work dress and dress it up. as i have said on this show, it s very big for this pink waist mad man affect. me people like leopards a lot. plaid was another big trend that we saw. what i always recommend with something like plaid, which is a little bit more conservative. buy one bold plaid accessory like a scarf. platforms still big for the season. and we could swap out everything on that table with what karen s wearing and it would still work. and it seems like these patterns, we see them year after year, so they re ptty much here to say. so you re not making a huge investment by just having them as an accessory. the are certain things we so see over and ever again. looksood on you, karen, thank you. now let s talk about tell bellishment. and we have two embellishment. there s a lot of weather on the run ways this season. and a lot of people think that s a great trend, not just for evening. you start getting leather with fringes and studding and chains and zippers, which we saw a lot of. not only does that get expensive. it also really doesn t fit for any portion of your life. if you add these hard edged acceories, like earrings, and bright silver. dark rhinestones like black or brown, things like that. you can do that tough edge, but still wear that leather jacket for work. you get double duty, much more user friendly clothing. we did a ring with the spiking, we did a black metal bracelet. wearing studded shoes is a lot easier than wearing an outfit that s studded. real quickly on the table, you ve got some other accessories. you can still wear this for evening, but the ruffles on the shoe, a leather ruffle or a clear bag. let s bring out all the models, one last look here. thank you very much stacy, wearing our friends very nicely. access rising. sugar land is live in concert, but first this is nbc. [ ehrlich ] four years ago unemplment in maryland was under four percent. today, it s nearly double. and nearly a quarter of a million marylanders are looking for work. in addition, we face a national health ca plan thatill hurt small business and cost us jobs. so we have to ask, are you better off today than you were four years ago? we re heading in the wrong direction. we need strong leadership. say no to things we can t afford. fix our health care plan. and refuse traise taxes. martin o malley can t do it. i will. new look. new style. new sears. come see our brand new side. at sears. there s that music again, the vikings and green bay packers battle it out on the football field. his name is medu williams. he spends a lot of his time and money helpinghildren in his native sierra leon in africa. medu williams has come home. we traveled with him to his native sierra leone, a desperately poor nation, still struggling with civil rule. there s a group called healing hands to a school he built. and a friend and fellow football player is handing outasically school supplies, most classes often don t have books, most students never finish grade school. for most kids, their fst visit. williams called sierr leone home since he was 9. now he s a star football player, but never far from his roots. that s not much. reporter: he says he learned come ppassion from his mother, nurse. who died at just 45. i see a lot of myself in these children and giving them an opportunity you don t want to be defined byootball. it doesn last long. the acronym nfl never for long. reporter: he hopes to build a lasting legacy with $2 million from his own pocket given to the university of maryland, his alma mater. it s priceless, the a lot of lives that are gng to be affected. for a lifetime. reporter: williams also teams up with doctors like this plasticsurgeon, examining a 13-year-old disfigured by a tooth infection, abandoned by her family. almost 40% of the children here in sierra leone never see age 5. for williams and his team, this is really just a reconnaissance mission identifying needs that will become goals for next year. reporter: beforehey leave, back at the hospital. dr. flores uses a routine procedure to give dina some relief. i m going to make it my personal business when i get back to see to ithat girl has an education. some people would just be discouraged by all the poverty around. i don t allow that to deter me, i t to find solutions around to just quit. to come and give the children a better chance. one of his next goals is to expand the school. right now it s just four classrooms and four grades, but he wants to create a place where hundreds of students can go all the way through high school. that s a nice way to end the week with a story like that, ron, we appreciate it so much. and up next, we re going to have a live performance from the country duo sugar land. hi there, i m ian wright and i m investigating what makes aruba so happy. oh my word, that s fantastic. row your boat gently down the stream. i ll tell you what; it not aloe va the main expt. it s happiness. i haven t even got bait on the end of mine. i don t care; it s just nice sitting here. you re getti it. you re getting it. the toyota concert series brought to you by toyota. sugar land s fourth album is out. u re here for football night in americ we launched that, that s a fantastic song. this is your favorite al lunchtime, the incredible machine and you guys have said that each song, you both co-wrote all 11 songs and produced them. you have said they re really anthems, the songs on the album. what do you mean by that. they re songs that need to be listened to in your car stereo, but really gigantic speakers in arenas that you can turn it up live. the incredible machine, the title of the album. really it s a metaphor f the human heart to love and feel and to understand all those crazy emotions that can happen there. i m going toet you get to it. your newest single little miss on your album incredible machine. take it away. little miss down on love don t you worry about me little miss when i aays feel the one is all right it s all right it s all right if sometimes you got to lose until you win it s already it s all right it s all right and it will be all right again it will be all right again okay it will be all right again okay it will be all right again little miss do your best little miss ner rest little miss be my guest i make more in mind little miss you go by little miss hide star little miss w you are is so much more it s all right it s all right it s all right if sometimes you got to lose until you win it s all right it s a right it s all right and it will be all right again . it will be all right again it will be all right again okay it will be all right again okay it will be all right again little miss down in the little miss do your part little miss be your heart beats wide open she s ready now it s all right it s all right it all right sometim you got to lose until you win it s all right it s all right it s all right it will be all right again it will be all right again i m okay it will be all right again sugar land, thank you. we re going to have more music from them later on,ut first your local news. 8:55 is your tie. 54 degrees. a nice day out there. a little chilly. good morning. i m eun yang. right now the police are canvassing the area around the triangle. police are looking into several shots fired last weekend at the national marine club muchlt expect travel delays if you re traveling on i-95 near q [ female announcer ] joe hereikes saving money. that s why joe likes aetna s payment estimator. he gets to compare out-of-pocket health care costs before they come out of his pocket. that s awesome. 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toward 66. the beltway still slow approaching. back to you. toshd on ellen, all new amazing audience talents and wanda sykes stops by. it s all new right here on nbc we are backith more of today on a friday morning, 22nd day of october, 2010. we re going to enjoy that holiday dressed up. we always have a good time. out o the plaza. along with natalee morales and al roker and it s the time to get a great deal on houses. we have got barbara corcoran here, she s going to show us how much your money will buy for $200,000. then we re talking about halloween. a lot of kids it s all about scaring people. and we re going to show you how to get your kids over the fright of halloween night. and then some beay pagnt competitions, getting a little bit of unexpected help, because now there helping out. they re doing everything fro the primping and the pampering. they re going to be here to answer some of your questions coming up. if you have more questions send them to todayshow.com. tamron hall is standing by at the news desk. she s got the headlines. good day, everyone. republicans and democrats have intensified their drive to win the high stakes u.s. senate race in nevada. president obama campaigns tonight in las vegas with senate majority leader harry reid. the desperate search is underway for possible survivors after a passenger ferry capsized following a collision with a passenger ship. the ferry is upse down in the water, it s not clear how many people may have been on board. a california man is in custody after police say he barricaded himself inside a shopping mall and started a fire. the s.w.a.t. team moved in and the man was arrested. part of the mall was destroyed. three peopleere killed after a the cause o that crash is now under investigatio the former commander of canada s biggest air force base has been sentenced to two life terms in a high profile murr case, here s the story. reporter: the chilling confession of a cold-blooded murder. i put tape on her mouth and then i put tape on her nose. she couldn t breathe. reporter: dubbed the killer colonel. thursday the decorated pilot receiveded two life sentences for a laundry list of crimes including the savage murders of two women. you don t see the light of day. i don t care wt stipulations there is on him, as long as he dies in jail, i m happy. reporter: an air base commander, he flew with dignitaries including the queen of england. williams, who s married, kept a meticulous journal ofis double life, his gruesome crimes. convicted of 82 burglaries, williams broke into homes, stole underwear from women and little girls, and photographing himself in lingeriehile still in their rooms. this is a problem that got progressively worse as time went on. reporter: petty theft turned to rapes and homicide. he videotaped his brutal attacks and the desperate pleas of his victims. what this case demonstrated was that the justice system could dl with even the most horrific of crimes in a dignified and respectful way. reporter: at sentcing, williams apologized for what he called despicable crimes. once decorated as canada s military brass. and britain says there is no danger at what s being called the world most advanced nuclear powered submarine ran aground off the coast of the scotland. no one was hurt, it s not clear how it ended up on chilly northwest wind on this friday morning. right now we have a few clouds comes through and it s only near 50 degrees. high today climbing to just near 60 and we ll have that blustery wind with us and that sunshine. tomorrow we might have scattered frost in the rural areas in the morning. afrnoon highs should climb into the 60 to near 70 by mid afternoon. on sunday, partly sunny, a bit milder and we may get rain monday and now o today s real estate, and what you can get across the country for $200,000. great to see you, barbara. in arlington, tennessee, this is a home for 159,900. it s a family neighborhood and when youee this house, you can tell from the outside it s immaculate, it backs up to the neighborhood screen space. e house has a really open floor plan with high ceiling. there s the dining room, triple windows in the dining room, nice molding. what about the dark wall color. ere we get away with it, because the windows are so bright. but you should paint walls lighter because that s what everybody wants. a large kitchen but totally functional and in great shape. a sunny breakfast nook. you have a little bit les space, i think that s a room that everybody would enjoy having their breakfast in. the fenced backyard, has a big green lawn, i think that little patio is far too small. at least put a little bit of fencing around it. doesn t look like a comfortable place to sit. but the entire backyard is surrounded by a nice privacy fence. let s head to ogden, utah. this is a big house, five bedrooms at $166,900. this is a huge house, you re going to love it. ogden, by the way, they should paint that bright red. anyway, ogden is a great family town, there used to be a place where there were murders and prostitution in the center of town uil the 1950s with a greatayor who cleaned the place up. this is the living room right there, the house is ten years old. and it has a big picture wdow as you can see there, high ceilings, there s an open dining area, adjacent to that living room, that also has plenty of light, you can actually see back out there, that s your little terrace in the back. i like how it s totally open to the kitchen. there is a breakfast bar in the kitchen, as you saw, really nice blond counters. there s also a pretty backyard with a deck, a rock pond, multiple seating areas and that little square thing off to the right, i had a hard time figuring it out. i thought it was a coffin, but it s actually a barbecue. it s unusual, but there you have it. take ieasy. all right, let s go to lawrenceville, georgia. outside of atlanta. it s 177,000 which is great for atlanta. this is namedor the navel captain, dan lawrence who said don t give up the ship. but also for people who don t know, that guy is actually from new jersey. it s a cle white house with a front porch and a large lawn. even underneath that carpeting, you jus saw, there s the kitchen, cheerful as can be, when that works, it really works. a double window above that sink, with that shot you can see that beautiful dining room off on the center which has doubleoors and goes right into the backyard. the family room has nice molding, and it makes you want to sit there and enjoy yourself right through the winter. it all mes, remember, for $177,000. that s a cheap price. that s amazing, especially just outside of atlanta. let s goo killing, alabama. there we have got a town at s in the northern part of the state. it s near the tennessee border. a three bedroom home, $182,500. how clever was this owner to photograph the house in the daytime with all the lights on. never saw it done. people ought to be doing it. it just says welcome home. it s got great curb appeal. don t know if you notice that lawn was perfely edged. there s the living room, they kept the colors really light. they kept the archways throughout. everything s open, you got a peek at the dining room in the back there. there s those beautiful wood floors and that s a full wood burning fireplace. meticuloly staged. i don t think you could move into that place and do a things to the house. the kitchen in that house is very fresh and bright. there s a second laundry room you can t quite see from this shot. but it s off the kitchen, separate from the kitchen. the brooms are on opposite sides of the house, people love it because it gives you great quiet and great privacy. put the ks on the other side of the house. there s the backyard there, s a small covered porch in the backyard, again the lawn is maintained. it s a great srter house, it s only 182,000 with that big backyard. let s finish up in austin, texas, a 3 bedroom home, $199,900. this i a compact. this is just minutes from the hopping downtown. it s got those itchy bushes on the backyard. they should be ripped out and a big fat bush put in the right corner, that would make a big difference. that s actually your entrance as you walk in, you can see the dining roomthat s connected to the living room. once you have a peek at that living room, you can see that there are three big windows and there are red sofas, in austin, texas, you want to be cool. you don t want that color in austin, texas, in my opinion. b there s a spic and span kitchen there, they re easy if we can find it here. very easy to run back and forth to makep your meal. i don t mind that kitchen at all. the master bedroom has an interesting ceiling, large windows with the morning light. and there s a small back porch surrounded by a nice additional green lawn. nice house. $199,000. and the history lesson thrown in for free. i m not going to do that if you re going to make fun. i m not making fun. barbara 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[ ehrlich ] four years ago unemployment in maryland was under four percen today, it s nearly double. and nearly a quarter of a million marylanders are looking for work. in addition, we face a national health care plan that will hurt small business and cost us jobs. so we have to ask, are you better off today than you were four years ago? we re heading in therong direction. we need strong leadership. say no to things we can t afford. fix our health care plan. and refuse to raise taxes. martin o malley can t do it. i will. this morning on get fit today, the best exercises to look great in your jeans, whether it s your legs or the muffin top. david kirk is a fitness and wellnessexpert. he s put out his own book. i m not ready to bring it. but what is it about our bodies that, i don t know, when you put on your great pair of jeans you instantly know if you have ined. you really want to start wit the muffin top and the obliques, you don t want anything hanging over the side, over the top, you don t want your butt down too low. let s start with the muffin top. why is it a problem area in the first place? as you get older, too much diet, drinking, too much dairy, sweets. you roll on the ball and moe forward. all right, what do you do? right here, abs are nice and tight and the knees are in to your chest. you can feel your abs really getting tightened and tod. how many reps? 10 to 15 reps. and this willarget the muffin top area? is there a difference between muffin top and love handles? absolutely. what s the difference. frontnd sides. right here. and bring it right up. and so it s like a thigh crunch. you re really focusing on the obliques and the love handles. does that give you more of a challee? ten to 15 reps. and you obviously switch sides. both sides there. and now let s work our way to the junk in the trunk. you want a little junk, but you don t want too much? absolutely. my favorite exercise. rock back on the ball. and you re going to roll right up. does this focus on the lower or bottom part of your bottom? from the bottom right up. round, tight and high. and how many of these? 15 to 20 repetitions. amazing. what about the inner thinks. this is a great move. get in position nice and low, hands are tight right behind your head. it looks funny but it s good all on the inner thinks. do this five times back and forth. and that will work it out? and one more exercise for us? my favorite, the sumo lunge. take it up, nice and high, take it out to the side and down working the outer think, the outer butt. do you have anything i can do in a dress maybe at the office? all right, right here. you can do this. at the office, you can do it, perfect. saturday on today, donnie and marie osmond share the fashion side of vegas. more f the same health insurance as men. domestic violence is tated as a pre-existing condition in eight states. women are abused by their husbands anthen by their insurance companies. and last year they tried to end our coverage for mammograms and other preventive services. well i m proud to say i got the law changed. i m barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you ll know that being a woman is no longer a pre-existing condion. this flu season, what would you pick for your flu vaccine? a shot in the arm? or a spray in the nose? i pick my nose. i pick my nose. i pick my nose gracefully. flumist. it s the only flu vaccine that starts fighting the flu in the nose, wheryou usually catch it. in a study of kids 2 to 5 years of age, flumist cut the risk of getting the flu in half compared to the flu shot. i picked my nose. she said i could flumist may not protect everyone. flumist is not for people allergic to eggs or other vaccine ingredients or for children and teens taking aspirin or pducts containing aspirin, or for anyone who s had life-threateni reactions to flu vaccines. health conditions including guillian-barré syndrome, a weakened immune system, diabetes, pregnancy, or heart, kidney, or lung disease may excludyou from getting flumist. your doctor will decide if flumist is right for you. common side effectsinclude e or nasal congestion, so throat, and fever. talk to your doctor to find out if flumist is right for your family. and visit flumist.com. sure is nice to have a choice. the start of a nice weekend. cloudy, but it s nice out there right now. 54 degrees. the current chilly temperature. here in washington it is friday, october 22 ch 2nd, 201 i m barbara harrison. a woman is dead after an apparent domestic dispute. it happened early this morning in the 13800 block of rembrandt way. police arrived a a home there to find a 44-year-old woman shot to death. officers then took her 43-year-old husbd into custody. they say there were other peopl inside the home at the time. police are now interviewing those people to figure out exactly what happened. let s take a look at our recast today as we head into the weeke, tom. it s a chilly start to this friday. we ve had the winds increasing this morning gusting to around 20, 25 miles an hour. it s chilly, near 50 degrees now. later today, it only climbed another ten degree swirling the leaves around. we ll have quite ait of sun. sunny tomorrow but a frosty start to the morning, afternoon highs ar 70. and milder on sunday. first part of next week we may get passin showers onmonday and tuesday, but midweek drying out. and now let s check traffic. how s it looking, steve? not too bad. we did have a lot of traffic just before 395. it was just cleared away moments ago so it s getting better through there. over to the beltway and silver spring, much better around university boulevard. barbara, back to you. thank you. we ll have a full hour of news, weather, and traffic coming up on news 4 do i look like someone who s at risk for heart disease? well guess what, i am. heart disease took my dad s life, but it doesn t have to take mine because 80% of cardiac events in women may be prevented if we me the right choices. eighty percent. you may not know you re at risk, but one woman dies every minute fm this largely preventable disease. help bring a voice to this silent killer. from nbc news, this i today with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live fr studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hello, everybody, it is friday, we call it try day around here, october 22nd. hoda will try to get through the show because she s got something that prevention magazine calls it is called burnout alert. you re fast approaching your burnout, right? i went on a little trip yesterday, atlantic city, for the atlantic breast care speech, it is was a lot of fun. the scaryart was trying to make it back for the andy cohen show. he does a show at 11:00 at nighttime. live live. when people are sleeping. a lot of people watch it, i guess. yeah, a lot of people. well, who knew. i m going there and it is nighttime and ere is andy and this little den and they have a lo of a lot of booze there. it is a weird setting. weird? you re used to that. do we have any film of at? any tape? ihink we do. this was a setup thing. hoda, are you ready to play hoda-la-hi-ho. this person has a great beach body, up on current events, the downfall is this person has shown up to work in drag on a couple of occasns. i would definitely date m. you would date him. let s reveal. oh, it is matt lauer. he happens to be married. you have to fight me. i have to fight you and half the country. i love it. i m mad i didn t think of it. an cohen thought of that saying and then try to think of a game that worked. it is funny. we should steal it. yes, and wewill. we had fun with andy cohen last night and then before i knew it, it was morning. got in around 1:00 but still at the gym. i was. you re crazy stupid. and tomorrow you have to go to chicago. a prevention magazine event called take charge saturday at millennium part, open to the public. dara torres will be there and lots of fun and festivities happening about health. so are you still on dateline ? i don t know. i need more. oh, my gosh. you re going to you ll be seen many times on dateline. you re on book tour. they have to understand. you ve been busy yourself, haven t you? it s bee exciting. can t talk about it right now. we ll reveal something later thrilling and exciting, called a tease in television. might be a long tease, too. no, i dot think it will be that long. speaking o not so long tease, maybe we should talk about my funny fridays. because there is something going on heren the city that i think you need to know about so that your children can be warned. warned. there is a there is a piece of art in the city by a guy named botero who does the large bigger than life fabulous sculptures. well, if you visit time warner center like a mall. it is hard to miss. it is called adam. we have to we don t have it? we can t show it because it is adam. here is adam. he s apparently a real handful is what the post says. and people pose by this statue. people pose by adam. you know why in a send. it is a 12-not bronze statue. yes. cover it. cover that? know that i m gilty of i m guilty of the same thing. anyway drop it for a second, hoda. come on. anyway, it has been fondled so much. it is not frank gifford. it is not frank gifford. stop it. that s bob chiming in. back off, bobbi. so many people have been touching it. thehole petina has changed. that is not far from where we re going to be living and so if you go there, all the tourists stan by that statue, the front or the back. the back is also equally as fascinating. it is equally as fascinating. you ve given away our big news. hoda and i love each other so much we re practically moving in together. yes, we are. we won t tell you where because it is sewhere near that statue. it is within a ten-mile radius of that statue. we re going to be roomies with david friedman. we re living in the same building. i don t know how that happened. how did that happen? i don t know. i miss you too much. that s the problem. i know. there is a little ntinuing excitement on the lee front. we told you how the kids on glee in their 20s went on to gq magazine and posed in provocative positions as you ll se one of the young ladies, not her, the other one the blonde. deanna diana argan. yeah, she sort of apologized. it is a semiapology. this is one of those apolo apologies that doesn t feel like one. she wrote, gq photos dnot represent who i am. in per ppetuating the type of ages that invoke these, she shu suggests children shouldn be reaching gq in the first place. i would like toknow what her intention was. ifs that with a n s thathat was i would love to know at it was. the parent tv council said to gq this was bordering on pedophilia, which i think was a little bit of a stretch. a little stretch. but we have a huge problemn our world and it is called child abuse. i work with child help a lot and every tn seconds a child is abused in our nation. and four children die a day from child abuse or neglect. so, you know, it is nothing to laugh about, and pedophilia is these kids are 20, 27, one is 24. they re not committing the crimes but it is perpetuating stereotypes of the male fantasy, the young girl and it is dangerous. don t act on it. they re acting on it is the problem. this is a good question. now, a lot of people, especially i fnd this in new york artments and other places too, they ask you to take your shoes off before you enter their home. there is a woman who she wants to know can she put on an invitation, please take off your stilettos before you come into our house for a party? is that or don t wear stiletto please don t wear them. she s havin they just moved into this new place, they re throwing a house warming and, you know, you want to keep your home as lovely as it can beor as long as possible. her husband thinks it is embarrassing to put on the here, look, i ve been looking for artment and every time i walk in, they tell you to take off your shoes and put on weird booties and walk around an apartment. i find it a little bit weird, right? they don t know how beautiful your feet are, hoda. honestly. does everyone want to take their ses off before they i m used to doing that. on boats, that s what you do. we go on a lot of boats, friends boats and you take your shoes off and put them in a basket until you re ready. whatever you have on your feet is carried into on to the boat. and so iunderstand stilettos, we go to we re going to massachusetts this weekend to see our friends, they have a beautiful indoor tennis court, but they throw parties on the indoor tennis court too. they ask us not to wear stilettos to the parties. there is other things to wear. wear a different kind of heel. i ask people not to drink red wine on a white sofa. right. i guess there are certain things i feel weird when i go to a party and they a you to take your shoes off. i think it is a little weird. some people have a foot bath to clean them too before you walk around. i think you need new friends before you go that far. i do too. remember that columbia thing that happened at columbia business school, these kids nee to be warned. a letter went out to people at columbia business school going out for job interviews. reminding them, brush your teeth. and shower. because they were stinky. d wear deodorant, they were stinky going on job interviews. hard enough to get a job. take a shower. orut your toenails too, ile you re a it. that grosses me out. ew. here is a good picture, this will be a fun pictureo take away with you, the world s longest scatt, st. his name is stewy. he s 4 feet long. that s disturbing. he s ke a slinky with fur. 48 1/2 inches from the tip of his nose to the tail of his tail. speaking of careful. bring in bobbie. hello, ladies. this dress is adorable. this is an old shirt and a skirt. > you re adorable. we like what s going on here. thank you so much. viewers want to know about the best blow dry tips. i brought some tools that are cool. conair sew opti collection. there is a blue strip. when it gets to the optimum heat, it turns pink. you don t want to overheat it or not have enough heato get the curl, so this will turn pi. another thing that stylists use are gator clips. that is stuck down. these are really great because they ll hold your sections. without making marks. well, this is actually meant to hold wet hair so you can blow dry section by section and these are important becauseother things slip or fall out or break. last but not least, this is really great for anyone like yourself who wants to get a really straight style. this gets right to the root. it is a straightening comb that is a clip. i don t know if you can see it. do you blow dry while you use it? yes. it is hard to get to t roots, but this helps you get to the root and it is a straightening comb. let me see your nails. this is coco gold, it is a gold leaf. there is a lady in her 80s in maryland named ro bower and she asked me, she askedmy sister, started to cry, would you please find out what lip gloss kathie lee wears on the show. chanel number 207. 207. thank you, bobbie. we love our bobbie. all of her. yes, we do. this is what you ve be waiting for. remember we told you about the today show choir showdown? 115,000 votes, okay. we re going to show you our four finalists and talk to them right now. filist number one, butler headliners from butler community college in eldorado, kansas. where is monica? hey, monica. hey, monica? monica? nobody cares. whatever. hey, monica, monica, what would it mean if you were to win this thing? well, good luck. next we have we ll try to get them back. dimensional harmony from boyetten beach high school in boyetten beach, florida. same question. i think i see alasia. what would it mean to you guys if you were to win this one? oh, my gosh, we have been working for so long. that would be the world. the world. that s pretty big. all the best to you guys. we re going to announce the winner in a moment. next is ball ate from muncie. let s roll back. one second. yes, ball state. all right, ball state. ball state university singers from muncie, indiana. okay. warren is there. look how cute they look. hi, you guys! hey! this is problematic this morning. i like it. so what would this mean to you guys if you were to win this, lauren? obviously it would mean a lot to the ball state university singers and to the ball state university and the state of indna. we want to get our name out there so we re very excited. i vote for her for miss america. yes. and cure world poverty. love you guys. finalist number four, celebration show choir from mars hill bible school in florence, alabama. hey, kids. hoare you? hey, austin. hey. how are you guys? have you ever been to new york before, any of you? no, we have never been to new york. most of us haven t. we re excited. the first thing we re going to do is come buy your book and make sure you sign it for us. oh. i hope they win. u should have that before people voted. so now remember we had 115,000 votes in one day, you guys. annow we re going to reveal the winner and this winner is going to come to new york and sing for us in november. here comes jerry. jerry. all right. dress it up, jerry. you open, babe. okay. and the winner is my god, it is so exciting. it is dimensional harmo from boiy boynton beach high sc. oh, my gosh! i am so happy. okay. somebody is praising the lord. oh, please, thank you, god. that is so funny. oh, my god. okay, congratulations to all the choirs. they re awesome. so i ve never seen anything like this. this is like oprah giving away someing. it looks like one of your book signings. all right, so what s going to happen is this wderful choir from boynton beach will come to new york city and perform. we want to thank all the choirs. you were all terrific. america hasspoken, so we ll see you here. up next, a real super man. dean cain will tell us about finding the way home. 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i m ready, thank you very much. her children and the today ow. not necessarily in that order. she can get out, but after the fourth hour is over. we have her friends theresa and annette with their blindfold on. keep them on until i tell you to take them off, please. here is judy before. judy, let s see the new you. oh, my gosh! are you ready, theresa and annette? take off your blindfolds. oh, my gosh. wow. are you ready? spin around. oh, my. wow. the cannot believe it is really you. you look awesome. amazing. let s see. tell us about the hair. jennifer lawrence doing her best. judy had fine hair. the trick to making fine hair fuller is to use a mousse. if you have too much hair, you use a gel. hair color adds, by the way, to the plumpness of the hair, adds body. that s what we did here. the hair color, the warm hair chloracne sents the blue eye color again. and then, of course, if you re over 40, use a cream foundation. tip number one, works for everyone. are you over 40? i don t think so. 40 and three months. you re60 what did you say? they didn t say that before? it does say 60. you don t look it at all. she looks like a different person. i mean, not that she didn t look good before, we always thought she was beautiful. she said to me last week you used ring pants and you haven t used a little black dress in a while so maybe we ll do that. such an avid watcher. i watch you guys every night for dinner. thank you, judy. thank you. this is white house, black market, the dress. we have to fi something to accentuate your aist. and jewelry is by kohl s, simply vera, vera wang, under $30. big round of applause for judy. join your friends over there. our second lady is vanette bell from edmond, oklahoma, married to mike for 29 year and they have three kids and three grandchildren. her mom passed away a few months ago so she was thrilled with the opportunity for a fresh start. let s listen to her story. all righ i notice the sweatshirt with the leopard scarf and i knew this was our girl. isthis how she always dresses? yes, she works out of her house and never takes time for herself. she usually wears sweats or jeans, something like that all the time. you re a grandma. uh-huh. are you ready for a sex in the city hot new york look, hottest grandma in town? that s right. that s me. all right, she s here with her twin sier valerie. let s takene la look at her before and let s bring out the new vanette. oh, wow! wow, wow, wow. valerie, take a look, hon. wow. we don t look like twins anymore. we should have done a two-fer. righ ready to see yourself, honey? want tourn around and see? whoa. you look awesome. i love it. you like? yeah, i do. i never had hair like this before. it is bouncing and behaving hair. tell us what you did, louis. okay, now the big problem here is nette used to use a curling iron almost every d. curling irons, especially without thermal styling treatments or styling products, are very harsh on herhair. so her hair was long and fried, if you notice in the before. so, again, jennifer lawrence gave her this bobbed haircut. and then i made the cor deeper. she was at the point do you highlight or just do you have to start to cover the gray, it is time to start covering the gray. this is the semipermanent cor. it won t require any more maintenance. you re busting over there. i can t take it. what do you think? i m thrilled. i m thrilled. i love this outfit. jill, tell us about it. a little leather and lace never hurts. this is from talbot s and the jewelry is lois hill. look athis great cuff, just to really make the outfit pop. pretty. judy, come on up, join us. congratulations, ladies. beautiful job, guys. thank you. up next, we re pretty in precinct for breast canc pretty in pink for breast cancer. we ll show you some new products after this. your progressive direct rate to other top companies , so you can save money! look! we saved a lot! and quic too. and no more holding her purse! it s a european should bag. it was gift. mm-hmm. shopping less and saving more. now, that s progressive. call or click today. color sensional red revival from maybelline new york. the #1 red in america! 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how does it look on me? looks amazing. it is fitted too. it is a t-shirt you ll wear and not just put in your drawer. i like that soft material too. like a thick t-shirt. moving up here. we have these fun shoes, toning shoes are really popular. these are called no gym required. do they work, those ting shoes? they kind of do. you put weights in and it adds about three pounds. washing dishes after a while. the neat thing about this company is, well, not the neat thing, but both founders, their mothers have breast cancer, one of their mothers is having a relse, getting a mastectomy right now these it is important to this company. these shoes cost $160. they re giving $30 to $15 to america and $15 to a resear center in canada where the mother is undergoing that mastectomy. the foundation of anyood exercise is proper alignment, good archsupport, good feet has been really into arch support so they re giving 10% of their gift cards to breast cancer research. these have changed my knees. eally? it is amazing. i put these supports in, my knees don t hurt. my knees have been bugging me. they re great. at my age, everything is bugging me. to electronics, dell partnered with the susan g. komen fouation, they created this dell mini they designed. they come into 15 different designs to pick from. they re really cute. and $10 from every computer goes to th komen for the cure foundation. okay. that s nice. blackberry cases? i drop my phone all the time. me too. so annoying. these are cute on from auto box, $30, 15% goes to the avon breast cancer crusade. if you don t have a blackbry, i have an iphone, you can go to mygearstore.com and they ll give a percentage as well. this is adding up nicely. now to pampering gifts and this is a gorgeous bra from afinitas. it is $28. they re giving 20% of the proceeds of this to breast cancer research. this is cute. you can even, yo know, have it peeking out from underneath a cardigan. adorable. great stuff. pink for breast cancer. pink for breast cancer research. there is a variety of things from sort of fashionable to functional. guilt free shopping. beautiful. this is from her red rose collection, a candle and bath oils and she s giving a flat $20,000 to breast cancer research. a huge supporter. and i think i could be wrong, is she als she suffered with breast cancer. there must be a reason she s really i think so. i hope she s doing well. unfortunately, we all too often know seone with breast cancer, so these are very soothing and calming and they re just lovely, lovely products. darling. these are gorgeous, these are from pandora.net. this is $35, cute charm bracelet. this one is more, ,000. really? 10% goes to breast cancer research. a also this company has they said, you know what, no matter what we sell, we ll give half a million dollars. wow. so they re really putng their money you can manage your dreams very quickly and have them get this for you in honor of your best-sellingbook. sweet. for organization, we have ese boxes from the macbeth collection. they are $68 for all five and they re really cute, they re giving 10%o breast cancer research. what is going on with this chair? this chair is actually amazing. this is the wish bone chair, one of the most iconic chairs we had evelyn lauder on. of the 20th century, really iconic. a company has reintroduced them called sweet ny. th did this n thing, this chair costs about a thsand dollars, but they got 20 of the top female interior decorators to make these cushions. isn t it amazing? they re actually auctioning this off at a website called charitybuys.com and get this chair for $250. thank you. my friend drew s favorite colors in the world together, pink and green. sugarland has a terrific song called settling. you ll love it. after this. hey, you guys. want to try activia s great new taste? 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