though, of course, they'll be checking surveillance footage from the camera outside lela lounge and will also be talking to business owners at the old union market. >> sometimes they come really late at night from work and you see whole lines out there. >> reporter: it was among those people that a man was stabbed to death. the popular nightclub hosting birthday parties last night and their weekly event leveled wednesday. police have not said if they have a suspect. >> continuing to have more police here. >> reporter: business owners used to the violence already taking precautions. >> our front door is locked. to get in, we have to ring the doorbell. >> reporter: the fatal stabbing just a quarter of a mile from here still fresh on their minds. still, he says he's optimistic this is an isolated incident. >> the reason we do that is for our safety, but hopefully in the future, we can have the door open. >> reporter: police are asking anyone with information to come forward. in the northeast, niki burdine, wusa 9. >> there's no word it laila lounge will stay open. >>> a maryland family is l

. >> los angeles-based lela -- she developed this razor. she developed a company to market her invention. >> social media demands fresh images and fresh videos on all the platforms all the time. that, layla, discovered can cost thousands of dollars just for a single professional location shoot. >> costing $5,000 and getting 630 photos at the park with one or two models. >> that expensive old school approach to getting advertising images worked well for traditional media because people spent a lot of time looking at each magazine and newspaper. >> i have memories of my grandfather reading the newspaper. how many pictures did he see? >> he says today's approach towards media is very different. >> the next generation will flip their finger up and look at maybe 50 or 60 different images and videos in a couple seconds. >> according to facebook, the average time spent on a mobile phone video, only 1.7 seconds. >> that's the window you have to get someone to listen to you. as long as in that 1.7 seconds i can capture your attention, you will watch

she wrote i am a lela and her new book, "farewell kabul: from afghanistan to a more dangerous world," highlight the errors and miscalculations made by the united states and its allies in the war of afghanistan. and argues the world has been left more, not less dangerous since 9/11. our third author is kim barker whose book "whiskey tango foxtrot (the taliban shuffle mti): strange days in afghanistan and pakistan" about her reporting in afghanistan and pakistan served as the basis for the recent movie whiskey tango foxtrot starring tina fay. her first reporting job with papers in indiana and washington state, after joining the chicago tribune in 2000 when she went abroad and spent 5 years from 2004-2009 as south asia bureau chief based in new jersey and islam about. she writes for the new york times. a times review of her book called at both hilarious and harrowing, two contrasting adjectives that sum up the frequently mixed experience of war reporting. moderating discussion by this impressive group of panelists will be mary jordan, pulitzer prize-winning journalist with washington pos

. >> princess lela in star wars, 60 years old, dying days after going into cardiac arrest on a flight from london. >> child of hollywood royalty who struggled with drugs and bipolar disorder, wrote about her experiences, and fought to remove the stigma from mental illness. david wright has more about her life on and off the screen. >> this is our most desperate hour. help me. you're my only hope. >> a long time ago in a galaxy far away, it was the cry for help that beamed carrie fisher to her place among the stars. >> i love you. >> i know. >> reporter: fresh faced and full of the force, she stole hans heart. she was unbelievably young as she told amy. >> i've been princess for over 40 years and never got out again. >> reporter: even before, she was already hollywood royalty. the daughter of america's sweet heart, debbie ren nods, her father, eddie fisher, who dumped debbie to marry elizabeth taylor. not an easy family to grow up in. >> somebody had to save our skins. >> reporter: fisher was the only female lead in the star wars trilogy, an action hero and love interest. >> who are yo

that flash flood warning includes wilmington, murraysville, lela, north carolina, the flash flooding from the rain, not that onshore push of water. it's just simply from the rain. >> right and that's the thing. i keep asking for updated numbers on rain totals because i really think we'll end up seeing some significant rain totals out of all of this and it's going to be that combo. i was saying last night when talking on "nightline," sam, i never covered a hurricane away from a beach and it was very -- it was unsettling as a meteorologist and a storm chaser because i thought, well, now how is this going to work out? how will we have something? they said mandatory evacuation. you cannot be at wrightsville beach. you cannot be at topsail beach because we need people out of there. i am so pleased that they made those mandatory evacuations because i would not want to be there. this is the only place and this is bad enough and so many people live in this town. so many people came from the islands. i spoke to a woman, arlene from oak island and she was so hesitant to leave but she said, my

definitely, they were reassured by the president us his trip to europe in the middle east and walked lela more comforted there. they still want to see americans to a partnership with europe, diplomatically, nationally sick -- national security wise, and that was the intent of the president's over there. in my visit, i thought they got that reinsurance -- reassurance. always a little bit of give-and-take when it comes to president trump, but in discussions one-on-one with parliamentarians, they like what they heard about the commitment to fight isis. they like what they heard about the transit clinic partnership. they still have concerns as they get to know the administration about trade and national security priorities. that is something the administration will have to continue to work on with a partner in europe. >> all of these competing's storylines with director comey testifying tomorrow, a big vote in the house of representatives are they losing anything with all of this other noise? >> i do not think so. house of representatives are focusing on what they want us to do. regulatory ro

. >> reporter: in georgia, residents john and lela mcgee narrowly escaped a tree that fell right through their roof, crashing on top of their bed. >> it's very scary, because you think, i could be dead. >> and i tell you what i -- how quickly this all happened and what a close call it was, because as i said, when her feet hit the floor, the tree hit the house. >> reporter: winds in georgia measuring close to 170 miles an hour, killing one person. in alabama, five people killed. three of them from just one family. >> i lost a brother-in-law. i lost a sister. i lost a niece. >> it has been really devastating to us, because you know, we're a close community. most all of us are related in a small community like this. >> reporter: the national weather service says at least two dozen tornados ripped through the region. some traveling hundreds of miles and even across state lines. >> we finally got close to 300 miles of damage. >> reporter: residents in kentucky and tennessee also reeling from severe weather. widespread damage and power outages. back in georgia, the mcgees, thankful to be alive

my name is lela el-haddad. i am a palestinian author and social activist from gaza. i live in columbia, maryland. my tax dollars killed eight members of my family this morning. i would like to take a moment to read their names. [reading names] yara and mohammed were fleeting their homes when the second israeli missile fall on them and killed them. i would like to take a moment of silence and prayer for these fallen and the thousands of others. thank you. i would like to talk to you about gaza, because that is why we are all here. i would like to start by giving you a little bit of context. all too often, we hear about this as the latest cycle of violence, as a response, as a justified retaliation by israel, as self-defense for the killing of three israeli teens. gaza is being, bombarded. it is completely blacked out. this he aged and blockaded -- besieged and blockaded. alreadypulation that is largely refugees, that is already stateless, to then be bombarded mercilessly with no intervention. gaza is roughly twice the size of washington dc. it has a little over a mill

texas, lela, democrat, what do you think about rand paul? caller: first of all, good morning, thank you for c-span and i watch you all the time did definitely i think the republicans would do very well to dump rand paul. i think his beliefs are way, way back in the 1960's and i'm an older citizens so i have seen this in the 1960's. by the same token, i think the democrats should dump blumenthal from connecticut because he lied and the american people are tired of that. i am a democrat but i am first and american. the other thing i want to say about the tea party, the theme song, the sheets coming out at night. i think the republican should dump rand paul and democrats should randblumenthal. host: you say you are older. do you remember segregation? caller: i absolutely do. i was born in the 1940's, i am 64 years old and i went through all of that and what is happening in the country right now feels very much like what happened in the 1960's and 1970's. host: in "the washington post" this morning. in fact, senator robert byrd did not vote on t

host: lela from garland, texas, on our democrats line, thank you. houston, texas, you are next. linda, republican line. caller: hello. good morning. host: good morning. caller: yes, i agree with linda . what i'm seeing here in houston, texas, is you have teachers who are very hard working and very competent, but teachers are not given a voice. they are closest to the children, and they no say. the teachers know what can work and won't work in the schools, and you have people that can come, superintendent and the people from the school board, some of them who have never been in an inner city school, and they don't try to reach the parents. they come to school, but when we get them at school, we can teach them, but there are no books at the school. there's no place for them to do homework. they don't make it comfortable for them at school. so it's like everything is blamed, it's the teachers' fault, but the teachers are not given the materials or given the support to work with the kids. host: so, if you had to take everything you've said and boil it down to a single failure in you

. >> wral lela is going back to cuba. her coverage starts sunday. >>> the madness of march is here. the arena was packed with basketball fans.>> linda, they are pretty happy with the outcome tonight >> reporter: they are thrilled! and just as happy about the location. we talked to fans about this home game coming up next. >>> a florida woman could lose her pet alligator. he is trained and domesticated. find out why the state could take it away. weather had on a north texas zoo . >> she look like she was trying to kiss the alligator. >>> around here, we had a cold front. the effect was cooler today. 77. no record highs. but when do we experienced the struck you could say march gladness is here in the triangle.>> unc fans are feeling the basketball arena over at pnc arena. carolina gave them a little bit of trouble in the second -- 1st half and they came back strong in the second half. >> you never know until you talk to the tar heel faithful what you have found. >> reporter: it is a lucky day for carolina fans. just a short drive down the road and they get to see their tar heels in t

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the feds say branko and lela bogdanov and their daughter julia targeted toy stores, bookstores and coffee shops across the country... then fenced stolen merchandise worth more than 7 million dollars. the suspended president of the fraternal order of police in chicago has been removed from office. the lodge's board of directors voted 15 to 11 to oust michael shields. he was suspended three months ago after arguing publicly about contract negotiations. shields called his suspension a political stunt and accuses past and current union rivals of striking fraudulent backroom deals. governor quinn announced 45 million dollars in state aid to downstate communities hit hard by november's tornadoes. the federal government granted disaster relief for business and individual losses -- but not *municipal expenses from the storm. the federal government said that the state and local governments were perfectly capable of paying those costs. debating for the second night in a row, the republican candidates for illinois governor mixed the issues facing the state with personal attacks on each other's chara

branko and lela bogdanov, and their daughter julia, are the judge agreed to detain thee parents because they're here illegally and are flight risks. the judge is still trying to find a suitable guardian for their daughter. an african-american family in mount prospect has filed a racial harassment lawsuit against a white neighbor. iris howe and her family say the woman started using the "n" word, the day they moved in, four years ago. and she has repeatedly followed howe's children in her car, cursing and shouting racial slurs at them. the suit claims, the neighbor also threatened to run over the family dog... all part of a campaign to drive the family out of the neighborhood. >> these a good and decent people who live and toward what i find to be suffering without retaliating. they never retaliated. the never lashed back. they just want to live in the neighborhood of their choice which is their right to do. >> the lawsuit seeks a permanent injunction barring the neighbor from contact with the howe family... plus damages for emotional distress and loss of civil rights. a brutal winter is

lela hilal and jeremy ben-ami of the lobbying group j street. i also have with me live from tel aviv, i believe, general gazit who is our guest. i just want to make one clarification on the graphic we showed. shows the amount of israelis -- israeli settlers over time. that includes east jerusalem. and the status of jerusalem is contested. it is part of the occupy territories in terms of being -- counting the numbers and it has been the site of some of the most intense conflict of our land now that in areas. general, i want to ask you what -- i left with you a question before we went to break. and -- i want to return to it. which is the window is closing, how do you keep the window open? >> well, i would -- emphasize influence. first point is if were to be prime minister i would say these are the borders that i am suggesting to be the ultimate borders between the israeli state and palestinian state. and they should be reasonable borders. i would adopt more or less the borders that would go suggest that by the primary minister when he was negotiat

el tenerte de mi vida y hasta allÁ te mando un beso con todo mi amor gracias >>> feliz cumpaÑos >>> lela >>> ¿me escuchan? ¿me oyen? ya estamos aquÍ. >>> esto tenemos preparado para hoy. >>> un exboxeador y un cantante prÓximos candidatos para presidente en estados unidos. >>> estamos en una semana de estreno con una superserie que promete ser un exitazo. >>> quienes recurren a internet en busca de recetas econÓmicas pueden daÑar su piel,

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seguimos con nuestro pÚblico en un nuevo dÍa acompaÑÁndonos cada maÑana, los Ángeles tina medium zu lela arrollo y un nuevo dÍa estamos uniendo esfuerzos y resulta que se fue a sorprender familias para escuchar mensajes de sus seres queridos fallecidos. >> fÍjate, la historia que vamos a presentar a continuaciÓn es de houston texas de felipe gutiÉrrez con la cÓmplice que en este caso es su hermana claudia porque aÚn no puede superar la pÉrdida de su querido padre, vamos a ver. >> hola, buenos dÍas. ¿dÓnde estÁ felipe?. >> buenos dÍas, soy zulema, la medium latina. su hermana lo querÍa sorprender, no tienes por quÉ tener miedo. puede pasar conmigo si es tan amable y con su hermana. >> (risas). >> hola, mucho gusto. >> okey, felipe, deme un segundo en lo que me conecto. lo primero que siento es una figura muy presente de un hombre en su vida ¿ su padre falleciÓ?. >> sÍ. >> ¿ usted es el mÁs afectado con la muerte de su papÁ?. >> sÍ. >> su muerte fue sÚbita, inesperada para todos, para Él y para todos ustedes. esto fue como un derrame o un ataque o algo por el estilo,

. >> te hemos creado un ambiente sÚper romÁntico, con vas lelas, el chocolates, asÍ que el resto se lo dejo a erick, es su responsabilidad. felicitaciones y que disfruten de su cuarto, un besito de agradecimiento. perfecto. bueno, chicos, nos vemos pronto aquÍ en un nuevo dia. feliz dÍa de san valentÍn. >> quÉ pareja mÁs nda, quÉ detalle mÁs hermoso, que dios los bendiga, pÁsenla lindo, yo creo que martÍn se tiene que ir, felicidades para ellas y cada pareja que nos ve siempre. ¿ ya regr . >> mira, mi diego. >> iluminame. >> todos los que quieran una noche de pasiÓn con la simple ayuda de su celular. >> con siri. >> no, no es siri, no, no, no, hay una nueva aplicaciÓn que se llama i pasiÓn. . >> muy bien.. >> y hace qqe usted juegue con su pareja, se hacen divertidas preguntas y todo y entonces ja, ja, ja, jo, jo, jo, el que pierda le tiene que dar un premio especial a su pareja. >> ¿ de quÉ premio estamos hablando?. >> puede ser un masaje, una cena, lo que a usted se le antoje, porque hayna secciÓn donde usted puede per quÉ premio quiere.. >> lo voy a practicar. >> y

then there's lela who resides in my home state of new jersey. her nephew who once lived with her in caracas is a pilot in the venezuelan armed forces. he was wrongly arrested for plotting to overthrow maduro. in the absence of evidence he was released from jail but on his way home received a call warning him that military counter intelligence agents were waiting for him. when he tried to hide, security forces arbitrarily arrested his mother, his girlfriend, and his father-in-law. the following day he was detained and charged once more, again with no evidence. he remains in prison today. even lela who has publicly advocated for his release, has been labeled as a terrorist on national television by the regime thug. finally let me share the story of acosta. his brother raphael was detained on june 1, 2019 by members of the venezuelan military counter intelligence. after being forcibly imprisoned for a week on june 28 of 2019, captain acosta was rolled into an arraignment hearing in a wheelchair, visibly affected by torture. he died the following da

, including senator leahy, senator markey, have been advocating for the release of filipino senator lela delima. senator delimo was the former head of the national human rights commission of the philippines and an internationally recognized human rights champion critical of president dutarte's extra judicialjudicial killings. what do that lead to? her arrest and being sentenced and imprisoned for three years in jail for speaking out against the current president of the philippines. here is a photo of her being taken to court after she was arrested. a little over three years ago. who is behind her release? not just the senators, but also amnesty international, a human rights commission, the raul wallenberg center. let me read an excerpt from a letter she sent me. as you can imagine, i may be the one currently in detention but i'm not the only victim suffering in incarceration. so are all defenders of human rights. ultimately, so are all of us all over the world who defend democracy and the rule of law. senator markey has a resolution calling for senator delima's relief and the end of hara

ford's best friends at the time, lela leland kaiser who says she doesn't remember ever meeting brett kavanaugh and certainly she wasn't present at an event such as dr. forward described. well, this brings us back to the hearing last week. we watched judge kavanaugh defend his personal integrity and his good name in front of the nation. true, he did demonstrate some righteous indignation the way our colleagues across the aisle have handled this confirmation. he became very emotional as he choked back tears, but i must say he wasn't the only one choking back tears during his defense of his good name and reputation. there were many eyes around the room and across the country that were not dry. and he didn't aim his fury at dr. ford, but rather at the atrocious way the claims were sprung on him at the 11th hour, using an unfair process that violated the rules of the judiciary committee. they were not handled in the normal way, which would have respected the privacy and the desire for confidentiality of dr. ford but at the same time made sure that a good man was not smeared in public by a

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texas, lela, democrat, what do you think about rand paul? caller: first all, good morning, thank you for c-span and i watch you all the time did definitely i think the republicans would >> where to lead this recorded segment and take you back to the discussion on oceans law and policy from the national press club. the discussion is just resuming. >> hi will spare you the onerous burden -- i will spare you the onerous burden. i am delighted to be here, and very, very delighted that we have two excellent representatives to deal with this problem. steven groves is a fellow at the heritage foundation where he focuses on international law. before that, he was senior counsel on investigations and he played a lead role in the oil- for-food scandal. i am in -- i am delighted he is here today and not engaged in that job because i have some history on that issue neither steven nor his staff found the time to interview me. a very short conversation. john norton moore is very known to you as well. he represented the national security council committee o

analyzing toxicology results to see if there are more common links, the latest american tourist to i do is lela cox who turned 53 last weekend. her son says is he getting very little information. watch. >> i don't know my mother's death and that's why i am hitting a road brock up with in four die of heart problems. 76 the 8 americans dyed in the dominican republic had a heart attack and/or pulmonary edema caused by heart problems. we don't yet know the last person's cause of death but all the tourists we do know about who will generally healthy died of very similar causes go of them died at the same time which is exceptionally unusual, tucker? >> fascinating. trace gallagher, thank you for that. >> yep. >> so if you listen to the morons on cable news, the trump administration is the most right wing regime to hit the hemisphere. evangelical thok theocracy a living hand made tale tower in fear in the shadows. more like nazi germany, actually. >> after talking to the people, watching the people, listening to the people that the statue of liberty, i think is weeping right now. >> this is the united

one of the three men arrested in the death of lela peterson today. prosecutors say carl barrett junior was targeting a rival when he shot the wrong house and killed a 5-year-old girl. second suspected also facing charges. driver pleaded guilty back in february. big day ahead for future milwaukee police department officers. 45 recruits will be sworn in today. 36 men and nine women the first of 2016 to go through the academy. training and scheduled to graduate early next year. ceremony itself starts at 10:30 this morning. still ahead, grabbing the gold. the fastest man alive and the event team u.s.a. won for the first time ever. >> plus, under water. the reason the president declared a investigator disaster and the staggering number of when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time ator johnson and the koch brothers talk about,

about our neighborhood now. >> deputies will be patrolling bus stops and schools in valley springs at lela fowler's elementary school. tomorrow night, a candle light vigil for her. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> state run media in syria reporting the country's prime minister has narrow will escaped an assassination attempt. he was unhurt in an explosion in meza. an ied placed under a vehicle detonated as his convoy rode past. a total of six people were killed in that blast. coming up in our next half hour, frascy pots joins us live from washington, d.c. she has the latest from the white house and the response to the escalating violence in syria. >> also new this morning, we are getting more information on the bay area police officer who was attacked over the weekend on the peninsula. an off-duty berkeley officer, was the victim of an assault in burlingame. a berkeley police sergeant says the officer was transported to the hospital after an incident and is expected to survive. burlingame police are leading this investigation and aren't saying much at this time. >>> in the meantime, pol

wonderful people to work with even though sometimes this place becomes very partisan, the worked on lela davis is never partisan. finally, mr. president, i want to say a word about the people who work in the cloak rooms. they are the people who are unseen and instrumental to the operation of the senate. i have to say, mr. president, with a lot of pride, having been one of them, how much i appreciate and acknowledge the attention and the protection of the capitol police. host:the vote is about 10 minutes away. you could watch the entire thing on c-span 2. here, we want to get your reaction on the senate voting on health care reform. oklahoma, you support the bill, go ahead caller: yes, very much i have run a family business for 39 years and one of the hardest years in that time is to have health insurance for my family. the pre-existing conditions and everything like that, i am glad they are getting this taken care of. i know there is a lot of people that oppose this bill but i have never seen anything start at the top. you always start at the bottom and work up. there has been so many ne

(lela udri, senior) "i don't know, the thought that he would have heard our choir is just ridiculous. i'm still kinda freaking out about it." (jacob nuti, sophomore) "he was 15-20 feet away from me at one point, in his popemobile, and he was just so smiley and happy and willing to be there for us. and it was quite amazing that when i went to see the rest of the group, i just cried, of a lifetime." aaron behnke says it was an incredible experience watching the students soak up this experience. (aaron behnke, vocal music director) "to see them so passionately excited to be able to see the pope and to sing in these amazing churches we were able to sing at was really incredible." it's an experience they'll certainly never forget. "i feel lighter. it's weird when i saw him, all of my griefs and sadnessess cause i realized that we are all in this together, and there were so many people there to see one man, and it was amazing." the students are now on break for thanksgivng-- giving them a few days to rest up after the big trip. sky -- captured on camera. plus -- getting in touch with your f

i just -- >> nick's house, then taking lela around to look at colleges, i want to go back to school. i mean these kids -- it's so much better now! >> the resources are incredible. >> what do you mean? like technology? >> the technology and the facilities and what they do. how they teach. it's -- man, it's great! >> i am on the board of trustees at temple, university, my alma mater. hey. i agree with you, just sitting sometimes and i'm thinking, wow, when i was in college there were people up in this room making decisions about my life unbeknownst to me making it much better for the class of 2016 than the class of '92. the dorms that we had were -- no offense to my university -- they were not great. now you go in the dorms, it looks like luxury condos. >> hotels! fantastic. >> but as an a.d.d. kid, it is the more they have, the more that would freak me out because are allowances made. and because of the technology, they're safe places. for kids who have special needs and -- certainly, i tell you, inclusion is wonderful. >> i into ed to not be in here more than ten minutes. it hit me,

on both ends, lela and nick like the crusty ends. so, they were able to get that and i wasble to get the middle. >> i bought a pizza oven, a really big one with a pizza stone. >> really? >> like a convecti and i can't -- it's now one of those, the treadmill where i put my clothes on. >> if you can get your oven up to 500 degrees and you get a pizza stone. >> what is your feel good friday. >> my feel good friday has to do with pizza. >> food theme. >> this is the best pizza place in my li, i think. pizza. that's my dad and i when we went a few mth. i'ng a little baby shower -- >> that looks like a hot oven. it's all burnt. >> i want to bring it in for y bu good. >> let'sust tyo and i'l e it holds over until monday. >> don't strip us of this joy. >> i get so excited tug my family lives in new jersey, i don't go often enough. that tunnel is so long -- >> there is a bridge. >> it's just as long. >> see what he did there. but you're going out your shower is going to be >> little baby shower wh my dad's side of the family and i would love

lela brought me sam. >> cute. >> so i spent the night with sammy, which was very nice. it almost got -- the operation almost got off to a bad start because we are actually going to do a story on this. deborah came with me and i forgot to tell her coming. >> not a good move. >> she said you might have let me -- i might have combed my hair. >> al, two quick questions. how long will you be in there and how does it feel to be charlie weaver in the hollywood squares right now? >> well, i will tell you, i think i'll be out friday at the latest. >> cool. >> and do a lot of intensive physical therapy. guys on monday the 24th. >> awesome. take care of yourself, all right, bud. >> do you need anything? >> how's the food there? >> the food is pretty good but anything anybody wants to bring over. >> we've got katie lee cooking -- >> he won't like it. >> food and visitors. >> we're cooking today and i thought of it. you know how al feels about pumpkin spice. so we won't send you that. >> chick-fil-a later tonight. >> now'r >> feel better, pal. >> bye, al. we love you. >> the brady b

but we're having a great time and my daughter, lela, this was her first teddy bear. this is sammy. she brought sammy to me so that was kind of fun. >> that's what made it all easier, right? >> so sweet. >> yeah. >> are you taking visitors? >> i am taking visitors, yes. >> we'll come by. >> come on by. >> are you taking pain killers? >> you betcha, yeah. anything i can get. although the interesting thing, the technology they use, i didn't go under a general anesthesia. i went -- i had a sedative and then a nerve blocker that was injected into my knee that local anesthetic so you come out -- i was awake like five minutes after they were done. >> wow. >> will you do the weather on nightly from the hospital room? >> yes, i can do that now, so it's fantastic. i don't think that's going to happen. >> did the room live up to your standards? we saw you saw the room. >> yes. look, i got a room and that's -- and it's a lovely room. i'm very happy. hoda sent some lovely flowers, so it's a nice thing, it's a good thing. >> we love you so much and everybody is looking for the next update on soc

. >> i make these for lela to take these to school. >> they're packed with protein. and you can eat them in the car. >> next photo, maria healy from chula vista, california. she's got pork tenderloin, peanut butter, chicken brought, soy sauce. there's some hot sauce in there as well. i saw pork tenderloin and i thought, okay, that is going to play a starring role. together with the peanut butter as well. first thing that i did was i sliced up the pork tenderloin. i soaked in water my wooden skewers. five minutes on each side again on the skillet, on a grill and you have pork skewers. now comes the peanut butter sauce. >> i've never heard of peanut butter sauce. >> like a thai. >> it's half cup butter, quarter cup of brought, quarter cup of -- this is water. two tablespoons of soy sauce. if you want a little bit of hot sauce, i put it in there. all you do is you mix and mix and mix and you're going to get this creamy, dreamy sauce. you're going to go ahead and dip that in there. it is very kiss-friendly as well. how's about a full serving of 25 grams of protein. >> by

. >> we've been going through with lela and she's been terrific, but i mean, it's been rough with her, senior year, college, all the tests and the social media. it's -- i would not want the to be growing up now. >> a lot of things seem to when we were teens, but then there is the social media stuff and other stuff you can tell kids are having a tough time with. >> some things will never change, but now it takes on an extra level with social media. it's tough. >> we've had a lot of talks with -- i have a 15-year-old boy and sometimes you'll talk to him and know you're not getting the real story. other times, he's remarkably candid and you cherish those moments because i think you're getting valuable information, but it's hard. >> i >> practical advice on how to keep your teen safe and your relationship strong, led to today.com. >> tomorrow, our series continues. does this sound familiar? >> girl, you're straight popping. >> it's like, oh, she rachet. >> yeah. sadly, yes, it is. >> you know that? >> yes. >> you do? okay. >> is she popping? >> parents will be like goals after we decode t

my daughter, lela, is kind of a foodie. was talking about this stuff when we went shopping this holiday weekend. she wanted to get this stuff called specula. have you had it's basically cookie butter. like if you took the biscopf cookies you get on the delta air lines? >> we going to show it now or going to break? we're teasing. we're going to give it a taste after this. >> this is it. >> i've never heard of it. but it is at trader joe's, i hear. >> yeah. >> there is generic versions of it in other stores. we'll tell you about this. you're going to want this braus so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting here. ?air marker spraayer!!!? chemistry, baby! so i just hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising. you can find these great gifts and more in the crayola aisle. aaaaaah! each sold separately. meta appetite control... it helps put some distance between you and temptation. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals. f

. >> lela's hair. is that ombre? >> yes. then we went to dinner at danielle. had a very nice thanksgiving. >> that's a beautiful family. this old now? >> next year -- next year i will have obviously somebody who's working. i'll have a college freshman and a high school freshman. >> what will you do with all this time? >> oh, bring it! >> you have time for holiday entertainment. >> nick and i went to see "moana" this weekend which was spectacular. >> what's the story line? >> she's a young girl destined to be chief of her environmental catastrophe going on that was caused by maui, voiced by dwayne johnson. she goes on a quest to find him and set things right. >> that is so cute. the movie brought in $81 million over the five-day weekend. >> that's the number two top thanksgiving weekend opening, ever. "frozen," $93 million. it didn't get quite there. lin-manuel miranda did the music. this is so good that you can actually get into "hamilton." >> the story we were talking earlier, she's obviously in that genre of the disney princess but one that doesn't need a lo

. >> i had to get home yesterday because it was lela's 18th birthday. >> happy birthday, lela. i hope you brought those leftovers we've been talking about all week. >>> let's start on a friday morning with some unexpected new twists and turns. as president-elect donald trump works to fill key positions in his upcoming administration, could there be a place for one of his fiercest rivals, mitt romney? nbc national correspondent peter alexander has the latest on all of this. peter, good morning. >> hey, matt and savannah, good morning. retired lieutenant general michael flynn has his critics but he also has donald trump's ear. offered the national security advisor position, it would carry extraordinary influence. there is no senate confirmation needed. it would be a team of rivals, the same way president obama donald trump making his first major national security decision offering retired army lieutenant general michael flynn the position of national security advisor, a critical post inside the white house. flynn, a trump campaign loyalist, would be responsible for helping the pr

jo and lela planned to find out whether they were having a they had one of those popular gender reveal parties. this is what happened. >> went to the local party store. look what happened. >> you're having a puppy! >> the store apparently got it wrong. >> they searched the box. they find a sealed card. they used balloons the couple gender reveal party. >> there you go. their expresses when they opened the box, they're like that's not what we ordered. >> so they are having a boy. not a puppy. >>> next up -- i love this one. according to a story on aol, they cite numerous sources. depend on what you eat and how you eat it on thanksgiving tells a lot about your personality. >> i judge people they have on thanksgiving. >> really? >> well, i have opinions. >> if you see people trying a lot of stuff on their plate, what do you think of them? >> i like them because that's what i'm doing. >> it says you are an adventurer. >> but, see, i don't like my food to touch. >> i like it all just -- >> that says you like could keep things clean. >> i want my squash to taste like squash. stuffing? >> yes

i could not stop laughing at your lela, your child. >> little david s. pumpkins. >> take a look at al's moment last night. >> it's pepper as pumpkins and david s. pumpkins. >> and beyonce. >> any questions? >> the bat really made it. >> she wore that to school. they actually confiscated the bat because they said, oh, wait a minute, do you have a weapon? >> but i love her reaction to you. >> the way that they look at you is like -- >> total embarrassment. >>> just aid head, if you've got a dad bod, we've got really good news for you. >>> and our pal, jay leno, going full throttle with his show on cars. cannot wait, jay leno after these messages. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority sa

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we'll talk about that but first this is "today" on lela and brian's birthday. >>> baton down the hatches because ricky gervais is coming back as host of the golden globes. >> plus never before seen images of marilyn monroe on a beach in san diego as she filmed the classic "some like it hot." you can >> and then you can own this footage, but first your local news and weather. >>> good morning. it's 7:26 on this thursday. it's the 17th day of november. let's take a look at our thursday traffic right now. here is danella. >> troubles in virginia. if you are taking the dulles toll road eastbound, you have an accident there. you are jammed around the fairfax county parkway as you make your way towards the accident. and the dulles green way, you have an accident taking the left lane. and then i-95, really slow at the occoquan. >> we will take a introducing htc rezound. get studio quality sound for music and hd video at verizon 4g lte speed. the first smartphone with beats audio™ and beats™ headphones included. exclusively at verizon. >>> good morning. the storm 4 doppler radar showing show

. >> by the way i found out from dylan we didn't have when kourtney or lela were babies, there's actuall you use to make thep water for . i thought maybe sm was a little too much stuff in it. but there's a store that sells nursery water. it's got a baby on the front of it, and it's designed specifically for babies. >> what's it made out of? >> water. >> it's baby water. >> it has a baby on the front of it. >> i've heard that it's basically distilled water. >> no. you'll pay an extra dollar because there's a baby on it. >> i trust it more than the distilled water. >> you know what they should have a picture of? >> what? >> a sucker. a binky. a binky on it. >> is it time for the game? >> okay. it's a little water-themed game. it's called get it right or get wet. it works like this. >> can i lose my phone? >> okay. if we get it right, we're safe. if we get it >> oh, vin and kate. >> we'll take them. >> gavin looks too excited right now. i feel like you're aim agent my face. >> gavin makes these games up. >> i have a hat for my hair. >> who's answering the question? >> sheinelle. we'll take