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When i was very innocent. And his plans for a springtime wedding today, monday, march 31st, 2014. From nbc news, this is today. With matt lauer and savannah guthrie. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning. Welcome to today on a monday morning. Can we start every show with this music . I nominate a new theme song. Did you have the album when you were young, thats the question. You werent even maybe was i smart enough to buy it later . Yes. Goodbye yellow brick road. 40 years of that iconic album. Welcome back, natalie. Gang all here. Talk to elton later on. Lets start with t...

Please all bliss. April and on. All bliss. Speaking of bliss, pit bull was here. Oh, my god. He sings a song with kesha called timber. Yes, i know. Lets crank it so we can hear. Please. Please. Hoda, it is not thursday. Its going down im yelling timber you better move you better dance lets make a night who are those scantily clad girls here for . They were the dancers. They danced to timber. The concert was supposed to be outside but the weather was rocking and rolling. It was snowing, you can say so. They brought the people inside. Could barely get to our dressing rooms. You were upstairs wit...

>> that's kind of a funny story that nobody's really going to believe. i was applying for graduate school to cambridge, and the person advising me said just find whatever you want to do because in that application you have to put forward a proposal for what you want to do. and it was, it was august of 2001. i had actually taken a break between my undergraduate and starting my ph.d.. wiz going to -- i was going to go to law school at the university of washington. and i was researching areas kind of i thought i wanted to do. i knew i wanted to do south asian history, and i was looking ...

coming up next, book tv present "after words," an hourlong program where we invite guest hosts to interview authors. this week a plant science writer james gleick discusses his latest work, "a history of information," beginning with the development of various alphabets and ending with what is expected next from the information age. the author of "chaos" chronicles the evolution of how faults and small which have been passed from one to another throughout human history. he talks with frank rose, a contributing editor of "wired" magazine and the author of "the art of immersion." >> hos...

>> a debacle this large really didn't happen overnight. and unlike some of the book's conclusions, other books' conclusions that it was nobody's fault, sort of an avalanche of events that couldn't be helped, we really believe there were actual parties involved laying the ground work. but as far as what has been most surprising to me in this exercise is the number of paradoxes that emerge from this story. the paradox of powerful participants in the events leading up to the crisis who continue to this day to be in positions of power or are even in positions of greater power than they w...