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>> kate: were you surprised to get my message? >> paul: not really. you're here to warn me to stay away from will and sonny, right? >> will: i thought you were going to the club.

kate? >> kelly, also tonight, there is a new report from the "new york times" today on the russia investigation specifically about why federal authorities decided to investigate in the first place. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: is it a mystery solved, kate? it appears the "new york times" has a clue about what got this started in the beginning, and they point to the young former foreign policy adviser george. done plus who has pleaded guilty for lying in the investigation. they say that back in may of 2016 he was in london and spoke to an australian diplomat, telling him that the russians had unflattering emails of hillary clinton. when those emails later became public, the diplomat went to the fbi, who asked for permission to investigate under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. so maybe that is what started it all. now today, the white house responded saying that out of respect for the special counsel, it would not comment, hoping that the inquiry would be completed

oh, kate." and we started cooking up this plan to somehow get them to send me the script, which at that point they had not done. and so, i, you know, threw my hat in the ring and let it be known that should they choose to send me a script, i would be delighted. so i took a selfie of myself wearing a short dark haired wig and tried to look as eastern european like the real joanna hoffman as i possibly could. i look nothing like her. and it went my way. they sent me the script and the movie happened. >> jimmy: great casting. because michael fassbender, i wouldn't say he should be steve jobs at all. >> well, you know -- >> jimmy: he's irish. >> he is irish. he is. >> jimmy: how are ya doin' there, mr. fallon? i'm gonna play steve mcjobs. it's like, no, you can't hone steve mcjobs. he's american. >> must he be scottish though? >> jimmy: that was a little scottish. is he scottish? >> no, he's not. he's irish. >> jimmy: oh, but my accent was, yeah. >> yeah, it was. >> jimmy: yeah, sorry. [ laughter ]

. >> kate, thank you so much. kate rogers. >>> up next on the money a look at the news for the week ahead and fathers and finance. what's the best money advice yo. >>> for more on our show and our guests you can go to our web site otm.cnbc.com and you can follow us on twitt @onthemoney. he are the stories that may impact your money. monday existing home sales for may. tuesda the census bureau will release durable goods orders for may. also on tuesday sales for new single family homes are out as well. on wednesday, we'll be getting e final estimate of gross domestic product for the first quarter. kicks off the week-long aspen ideas festival. that's where the world's foremost thinkers and leaders convene and exchange ideas. also on friday, customers can finally buy the apple watch through its retail stores. it was previously sold as it is father's day weekend, and today we're paying tribute to all dads. and the wise advice they've given us over the years. joining us is our senior personal finance correspondent sh ep

kate. here we go. number five. dude, that was great. >> thanks. >> thank you for because i would never have. >> jimmy: thank you, okay. now you kate. >> i was trying to think of a a lot of different stuff. and it was not right. all right. okay. my favorite holiday's coming up. will you be my valentine, ha, ha, ha. >> jimmy: pee-wee herman, come on. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kate mckinnon and josh brolin. we'll be back with a a performance of billy ocean, everybody. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ amy thinks you have to be super smart to not mess up your tax refund. so we flew in super smart mathematician, maria chudnovsky, to help her. i have a lot of student loan debt. can i deduct my interest? (beep) can amy deduct her student loan interest? in her case, yes. the amount goes right here. in your case, yes. the amount goes right here. thanks. intuit turbotax. taxes done smarter. hmmm... apple pie with only fruits nuts and spices. this makes the rest of my life feel very complicated. lärabar.

and social life she loves. >> nbc news, kate coral, florida. what a cool idea. that's nbc news on sunday. up next, football in america the seahawks taking on the patriots. i am kate snow reporting from new york, i will see you tomorrow at 3:00 eastern on msnbc, from all of us here from nbc news, have a great night. >>> nbc sports. home of the olympic games, the nhl, premier league, the chase for the nascar sprint cup and primetime's number one show, "sunday night football," only on nbc. >>> welcome to new england. tom brady and the patriots are first in the afc east. russell wilson and the seahawks atop the nfc west. tonight, they meet for the first time since super bowl xlix. >> let's open this thing. >> go goal line. >> some match jumps evoke a distinct memory.

kate? >> great advice, tom costello, thanks. >>> with millions of us traveling over the next few days, al roker is here with a look at the holiday storms, how is it looking? >> not too bad, kate. heavier rain moving into the pacific northwest. wet weather with snow into the upper great lakes and for tomorrow, not too shabby. heavy rain continues in the pacific northwest. light snow and wet weather in the northeast and new england. let's look at saturday, as far as travel is concerned. looking at the airports, a little problem at laguardia, but the rest of the eastern half of the country looking good. out west, the only problem, san francisco, delays due to showers and wind. boston logan because of a storm system developing along the northeast coast. as far as the roads are concerned, i-95, a bit of a problem. i-80, san francisco to reno, and then on sunday, we expect to see more of the same, the northeast looking kind of rough. out west, we've got snow, and problems in l.a., again due to so

>> love kate hudson. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. we already talked about kate hudson. >> my bad. where's the panda? >> jimmy: no, no. the panda's on a stretcher right now. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> don't you find it interesting, though, that peyton manning's name is now "39-year-old peyton manning"? his age is attached to his name. so for the next two weeks it will be "39-year-old peyton manning." >> jimmy: that's interesting. >> nobody says, "26-year-old cam newton." right? >> jimmy: they don't mention that. that's true. that's a giant gap. >> it's the largest gap we've ever had for starting quarterbacks in the super bowl. >> jimmy: this doesn't seem fair. >> it is, i mean, yeah. [ laughter ] i don't know what to say. >> jimmy: 39, that's the oldest, right? >> yes, it is. the previous oldest quarterback was peyton's boss, john elway. >> jimmy: were you surprised by the outcomes yesterday? >> i was a little bit surprised with denver. carolina's great. it's just they play in carolina. for some reason, because they're in carolina, we don't think they're formidable. if they played in phi

kate is reportedly overdue by several days. this is kate and williams' second child. they say they don't know if the baby will be a boy or girl. the baby will be fourth in line to the thrown after big brother george seen here. he was born at the same hospital in 2013. royal officials are not expected to give any more information until the baby is born and we'll let you know as soon as that happens. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> overall we're looking at a really nice weekend, pretty calm as we head throughout saturday and sunday. the big headlines being milder air today and even warmer on sunday. we're tracking cool air this morning. it is chilly as you step out on your saturday morning. temperatures 48 until philadelphia 46 in allentown, 42 in lancaster, 45 in wildwood. we'll see them rise quickly once we get the sun going. we do have little bit of a story this afternoon. we may see an isolated shower or two, you can see very very spotty by this afternoon. if you're under one of those showers, you're going to wonder where they came from. keep it in mind a

prince harry and his future wife dazzled the crowd as they joined william and kate for their first joint royal engagement. >>> there is nothing rotten about a new musical comedy taking philadelphia by storm. critics have called something rotten, that's the name of the play, fresh, irrelevant reverent and hysterical and a how long broadway smash. we have two of the stars of something rotten which you can see now through sunday at the academy of music in philadelphia. thank you both for being with us. >> our pleasure. >> thank you for having us. >> so, robb, you have played the same role on broadway. >> yeah. >> give us the premise of the show. >> i play a writer in the renaissance who's competing with shakespeare. and our show has a contemporary sense of humor. shakespeare in our show is a rock god, like david bowie. and i'm trying compete with shakespeare in the renaissance. so i go to a soup say wer and fd out what the musical will be. >> and maggie, you of course are no stranger to the philadelphia area, a broad temple graduate and you've performed in many of the theaters here, back at

moss into the thames and kills kate moss, yeah. >> kills kate moss. >> jimmy: it's so funny. you'll laugh -- i know, but it's not -- you'll see how funny it is, yeah. it's not that -- honestly, it's great. it's what you need. it's so much fun. go have a champy party and go watch "ab fab" the movie. here's a clip of joanna lumley with jon hamm. take a look. ♪ >> hi darling. patsy, stone, patsy. >> hamm, john hamm. >> don't you remember me, darling. >> no. >> jonny jonny from the big apple, needing a little taste of the english rose? >> oh, god. i do. i was 15. >> yeah, but you were a very big 15, sweetheart. >> god. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the one and only, joanna lumley, everybody! "absolutely fabulous" the movie is in theaters friday! troye sivan performs for us next. stick around, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] t-mobile never stops improving. and we doubled our lte coverage. that's right! our coverage stacks up with anybody, including verizon and at&t. and only t-mobile gives you more than just great coverage. now you can stream video and mu

." >>> kate hudson's rumored hookup with "dancing with the stars" derek hough. "extra" uncovers new includes about the new relationship. >> he's a dream boat. >> was this this sexy late nigh dance the beginning of the end of her engagement? now trending the reality star murder-suicide rocking hollywood today. then sarah palin unfiltered. >> i'm not wired to sit down and shut up. >> in her element going all mama grizzly about her family's headlining making brawl. >> william an kate take new york. >> the prince, the princess, ki royalty, face to face. >> "extra's" royals anchor and mailonline.com editor at large piers morgan has every angle covered. >> why is everybody freaking out about these lebron pics? >>> adam levine and behati prinsloo, he said/she said. >> you're going to win. >> now on "extra." >> duh. >> from universal studios hollywood the entertainment capital of l.a.

kate tempest, once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- mike myers, hosts and creators of "throwing shade", erin gibson and bryan safi, featuring the 8g band with nicko mcbrain. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] seth meyers.entlemen, >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. always great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. today was the start of march madness. that's right, president trump released his new budget today. [ laughter ] president trump's proposed budget would cut funding for public broadcasting.

>> reporter: hey, kate. happy new year's eve from me and hundreds of thousands of my closest friends. many of whom have flown in from around the world to enjoy these temperatures and take part in events that dates back to 1904. now, security on the ground is about what you'd expect for this event. thousands of extra police officers counterterrorism units and bomb squads. while today the new york governor announced that there would be extra national guard on hand at airports and train stations. and additional challenges are going to have in dealing with protesters calling for police reforms, they're going to have a difficult time here in times square just being heard. it's loud and only getting louder. kate. >> thanks stephanie. you can get your party started early with the "today" show kathy lee gifford and hoda kotb. >>> if you're in a resolution making mood the language police at lake superior police community have released the annual list of words they like us to stop using, among them polar vortex. let's

kate. >> kelly, thank you. the results are in tonight after the fist round of voting in france's presidential election. the top two finishers a far right candidate who has praised president trump and a centrist move on to a run-off, which is setting up to be a showdown over the future of the european union. nbc's matt bradley is in paris tonight with the latest. >> reporter: a victory for the outsiders. after today's vote, up start centrist and pro eu candidate emanuel macron will now face off against far-right populist and anti-europe crusader march even le pen about. in a winner-takes-all election in two weeks. for the first time in modern france, no mainstream party will run in round two. it will be a high-stakes vote. the future of france and potentially europe in the balance. amid tight security, the closest presidential election in a generation. just three days after a terrorist shooting left a policeman dead on paris's iconic champs-Élysees. vote said he hoped the attack would serve as a wake-up call, p

kate. >> very scary. thank you. >>> rex tillerson arrived in europe for anticipated meeting with the russians. the two have traded warning since the u.s. fired missiles at syria last week. it is one of the tensions complicating the relationship between moscow and washington. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on what is at stake. >> reporter: under the ray car do more. rex tillerson, the media wary -- >> no comments. >> reporter: low-key secretary of state is emerging weeks after taking office. today his first sunday show interviews. >> i hope that russia's thinking carefully about its continued alliance with bashar al assad. >> reporter: a stern message tillerson is expected to take to russia where he will meet with the foreign minister this week, with his own established ties to vladimir putin from his former oil executive days, a putin meeting may be possible. >> how he reacts to secretary tillerson, the kinds of signals he sends in terms of the future is what we need to be watching. >> reporter: tense rel

and i thought, a stranger holding a cardboard cutout of her yelling "kate! kate! kate! look, it's you! i have you!" [ laughter ] that's what she wants to hear and i'm the one giving it to her. >> seth: okay that's -- [ laughter ] thank you, sir. that's great. i think she'll really like that. you miss, holding the present. how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> seth: that's great. who's that present for? >> it's for the royal baby. >> seth: oh, that's good. what did you get them? >> a rattle. i'm going to give it to william and kate and they're going to give it to prince george. >> seth: okay so now, let me get this straight. you think the royal family is going to take an unmarked box from a stranger in a crowd in new york city and then just give it to their son, the heir to the british throne. >> ideally? >> seth: yeah, sure. [ laughter ] >> ideally, when i go to hand kate middleton the gift, she says "why don't you give it to prince george yourself?" and then i end up raising the kid. [ laughter ] >> seth: good for you. thank you, miss. that's very exciting. sir, you in t

everyone, please welcome kate upton! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ kate, welcome. you look gorgeous. >> thanks. >> jimmy: were you doing my dance moves? >> yeah, i was -- i was mocking you. but you did it with a smiley face and it was cute. >> yeah, because whenever i do mean things i try to smile. you know, it's like after you text something mean to someone, you put "lol" at the end. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> oh, you're a piece of poop. >> jimmy: yeah. >> lol. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i really struggled not cussing there. that was actually -- >> jimmy: no, that was a good one. i think we all know what's going on right now because you're coming in a little cocky, comin' in a little hot. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because last time you were here, you beat me in a a game of flip cup. >> oh, i did. no, i didn't just beat you. i think i killed you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: who cares? >> and before you were like, i'm really competitive, i'm not going to let you win and everyone thought you let me win 'cause you lost so badly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it haunted me for a a

kate rogers joins was more. >> hi becky. and a grasds roots camp pain in new york city is aiming to same some of the businesses. ke look. >> many consider this a institution in the west village. the current owner has been there three decades but by next month he'll close his doors building e fund who then tripled his rent every month. >> we were thriving here. we were still able to increase business because we provided a service . sp. >> but steady businessen isn't enough. office space and store front rentals have increased by more than 20% in the past five years. and in san francisco the problem is even worse. with store front rentals up over 30% since 2010. a new social media campaign called save nyc is hoping to change that. the effort was launched by a blogger who's been chronicling the demise of mom-and-pop's facing higher rents. >> it's modelled off another initiative out of londolondon. and in san francisco city officials have stepped up their efforts to. >> but there are outliers like jim's shoe repair neration on th

>> kate, that was perfect. i think alex is next. alex has an issue, as we spin -- good-bye, kate -- >> always tapping his toe. if you were watching this guy in front of you, what would that be telling you? >> totally uncomfortable. he wants to bail. very nervous. >> it's not sexual frustration? >> not in this context. that's another segment. >> what is he going through, tell us? >> having such a hard time. as blanca said, he really wants out. the other thing is, you have to look at this cluster. look at his face as well. >> he looks nuts. >> third thing, calm down. there you go. >> i still say it's sexual. >> next is donna adorable. donna is crossing her willings like most of us do. blanca, what's wrong with that? >> there's nothing wrong with it. it's great. the thing with women, when they're showing skin, the higher when they lift up that leg and show more thigh, that's sending the subtle message of ooh-la-la. >> it could also be that she's not wanting the have what people are telling her really come very much into where she is. s

i didn't get the job. >> jimmy: mary kate already exists. there's only one mary kate. >> but also, like i see them in new york sometimes, and i'm still the biggest fan. i'm just like, oh my god. i don't know, i don't know what to do. i like take 50 pictures on my cell phone. i'm just like, okay bye. really cool to meet you. i love you guys. i'm still one of your sisters. it's fine, cool. [ laughter ] part of the family. >> jimmy: and then you go -- >> and i go -- [ laughter ] but it's always like the breathy laugh. and i'm like, that's amazing. >> jimmy: i've never heard anyone do a mary kate impression. that's fantastic to do. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, it worked out well for you. "pretty little liars." i mean, come on. [ cheers and applause ] one of the biggest shows. >> jimmy: you do a thing with shay on your show, one of your co-stars, where you simulsnap on snapchat. >> simulsnap, did you make that up? >> jimmy: yeah. did you make it up? >> i like that word. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we do do that. >> jimmy: simulsnap. >> simulsnap. >> jimmy: yo

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>> reporter: good evening, kate. tokyo is 14 hours ahead of washington, so president trump likely woke up to the news of the texas tragedy. his first comment came at 5:00 a.m. monday morning on twitter where he writes, may god bless the people of sutherland springs, the fbi and law enforcement are on the ground. i amm monitoring the situation from japan. the press secretary says he called the governor of texas, greg abbott, and has been briefed several times. no indication there will be a change to the president's schedule. japan is first of five nations he is supposed to visit including two long-planned summits. of course, north korea is on the agenda along with meetings with asian leaders and vladimir putin. kate. >> kellie, just hours after the church shooting we are hearing strong statements, political statements out of democrats. >> reporter: a number of democrats including chris murphy, the senator from connecticut, where the newtown tragedy happened. he describes it in very passionate words saying the helpless

, kate. >> kristin welker, thank you so much. to hallie jackson and andrea mitch ill. often assessments change over time. we will listen carefully to see what happens tomorrow. that does it for us after this second presidential debate. reminder, for the third and final debate ten days from now at university of nevada las vegas. for more analysis, head over to msnbc or nbcnews.com. tomorrow morning a full recap on the today show. see you at 3:00 p.m. eastern time on msnbc. for now i'm kate snow in new york. good night from all of us at nbc news. i think tonight he's going to get questions. has he no policy depth. he doesn't know anything on these public policy issues. he's incoherent object national security issues. i think you'll see in this debate what happened in the last debate, just an inability to make it through 90 minutes. >> the best news would be for donald trump if the debate shifted away from talking about these tapes and onto policy where he is as bad as you said. >> arguably that's the case. the other thing we've spe

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. >> kate: good morning. i just wanted to stop by on my way to the office to apologize for my behavior last night. i was...stunned. >> justin: that makes two of us. >> kate: i don't know what gave victor the ridiculous notion that the two of us could work together. >> justin: well, technically we won't be working together. i am your supervisor. >> kate: [scoffs] whatever. but i think as long as we keep a united front we'll be able to talk victor out of this. >> justin: no, no, no. victor's not changing his mind. and besides, i didn't stay up all night reading about mascara for nothing. >> kate: [laughs] are you really gonna let him bully yo

kate? >> stephanie gosk in upstate new york. >>> overseas to the deadly terror attacks that played out across three continents yesterday. violence in kate france, and tunisia. we are learning more about the massacre in tunisia. 39 were enjoying vacations at a beach resort when they were gunned down during a terrifying scene. kelly, good evening >> reporter: kate good evening. you can see the crowds gathering at the gates of this hotel. there are hundreds here. on a march against terrorism in this country. many of the witnesses we spoke to are convinced there was more than one attacker. but the government says there was one gunman a university student dressed for the day on the beach hiding an assault rifle in his beach umbrella. one attacker one gun. and dozens slaughtered on the sand. the horrifying attack captured on cell phone. >> thought it was an explosion. >> reporter: matthew and his girlfriend diane darlington barricaded themselves in their hotel room, recording the chaos blow. >> y

kate rogers hit the streets and found success stories with food truck millionaires. >> reporter: when ben van blew inand his partner made their artisan ice cream in 2008, they had no idea what a hit it would become. >> there you go. >> reporter: with just $50,000, they hit the streets of new york city looking for the perfect location. >> we drove to the corner of green and prince and by the time we had opened the window there was a line of 30 people. this is the peanut butter chip. >> reporter: and the crowds kept coming. today the company has six food trucks and nine store fronts in both new york and los angeles. their ice creme, featuring unique flavors retails in whole foods in the northeast and california and the business is on track to do $20 million in revenue next year. food trucks like this have been growing at a faster rate than traditional restaurants over the past decade, but the growth is expected to slow in years to come due to regulatory hurdles. >> it's very challenging to make them work financially in new york city. in other markets it's much better. in los angeles it'

>> jimmy: kate winslet. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: kate winslet, idris elba, it's good, good movie. later in the show, kate and i are going to play the singing whisper challenge, and you can play this at home. it's a really fun game. yeah, you'll figure out later. plus from "this is us" milo ventimiglia is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yes! >> jimmy: and do we have great music tonight or what? >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have new music by g-eazy, featuring cardi b. [ cheers and applause ] g-eazy's latest album has been streamed nearly 2 billion times. >> steve: is that possible? that's crazy. >> jimmy: yeah that's real, and his new song "no limit" is with cardi b, here tonight, who's incredible. [ cheers and applause ] and yesterday was a big day for cardi b. she just became the first female rapper since lauryn hill to top the billboard's hot 100 charts. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: number one. we've got two of the best here tonight. i cannot wait for this. stay tu

kate? >> gabe gutierrez thank you. >>> in politics now donald trump is refining his campaign tonight as the front-runner fights for delegates and tries to lock up the nomination before the republican convention this summer. but his opponents gained new fuel today from a provocative depiction of a trump presidency by one of the country's leading newspapers. jacob rascon has more on the republican battle. >> reporter: there is little doubt rochester, new york, is trumper er iterritory. >> there is no rally like a trump rally and nobody gets that people. >> reporter: sporting a new haircut and sharper message. >> rochester lost 90,000 jobs since 1970, 4,000 jobs in the last six months. >> reporter: but even some true believers here say they're ready for trump 2.0. >> he is changing obviously. we saw him be a little more brash in the beginning his goals and what he wants to do as president have stayed exactly the same. they have not changed. he just cleaned it up a little bit. >> he says it lik

also from "saturday night live," kate mckinnon is here as well. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: kate! >> jimmy: i'm telling you, she does the best impression of hillary clinton i've seen since, well, hillary clinton. [ laughter ] i mean, but still -- [ cheers ] hers is up there. guys, there are now about six more weeks left in the election. and we know that, because this morning trump's hair popped out and saw his shadow. [ laughter and applause ] that usually means -- >> steve: i didn't know that. wow. >> jimmy: that usually means -- actually the second presidential debate is just 11 days away. and this one will have a town hall format. the first question will be, "why did you have to do this in our town?" [ laughter and applause ] "can you do it somewhere else?" and get this, it was just announced that americans will be able to submit questions online for the next debate. when russian hackers heard this, they were like, "that's right, the americans will be submitting the questions." [ laughter and applause ] that's right. the dust is still settling from monday's debate, which wound

. >> yes, that's right, kate. showers tonight and with your neighborhood weather forecast p aside from the fact that we are a lot more specific with the forecast like a lot of you viewers asked us to be, your seven-day is always going to be scrolling at the bottom of your screen whether you're in pennsylvania, new jersey, or delaware. you will always have that seven-day forecast right with you can see it. right now though we're looking at center city. not too much happening. we do have light rain around. here's a look at the radar currently. now, it's mostly on the eastern coast of the united states where we're seeing all of the nasty weather. but it's also pretty unorganized. so we don't have any organized thunderstorms rolling through right now. but we do have some light rain. one area that we are paying attention to as we go through the overnight hours tonight is really this heavier area. it's just off to our west. just to the north and west of the lehigh valley. this has heavier shower activity in it. as we go

that is our kate rogers in the ring. check it out. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "onhe t money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick. >>> we begin with your vacation. there are just two weeks of summer officiay llleft. and if you haven't taken vacation yet, join the club. only 25% of americans use all of their paid time off. but that could be a big mistake, both nfor you and your company. why? that is our cover story. your dedication to the office may actually be damaging your career. if you take ten or fewer vacation days, you are leslie like to receive a bonus or raise in the last three years. still millions of americans are taking less time off. the average number vofacation days taken has fall tone about 16. four days less than 209 days most people took off in the 1990s. 340% of workers fear returning ato mountain of work or no one else being able to do their job. the results, last year 600 million vacation days were left behind and unused and that could hurt the economy. using the days to get away w

i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, have a wonderful celebration tonight. a safe celebration. a happy new year. we leave you with images from new york and berlin where they just rang in 2018. >> my mom knew something was wrong. and she's like "what's going on?" and i'm like, "i just got the phone call that nicky's missing." my mom's like what? so i had to tell my mom her daughter's missing. >> nicole was a loving young mom. >> nicky was all about her kids. >> embarking on a new life, and a solo drive across the state. >> it is a very wide open, desolate place. >> i found out my sister hadn't come home. >> did she break down on the side of the road? did she get picked up by somebody? >> kidnapping? carjacking? >> everything was on the table. >> they found her car, along with a clue that maybe, nicole had romance on her mind. >> there was a calendar, and on

kate hudson. kate will be talking about her new book. there she is. >>> first, megyn kelly joining us now. maybe you can give us insight into next hour. >> so i actually am a marine. you may not know that. it's not true. but i went to marine training camp for one day and tried to pretend. we'll have the tape for you. you'll have more respect than you already do for the marines. >>> fashion-forward trends from the '70s, '80s and '90s coming back. florals. lace. the shoulder pads. that's where matt lauer comes? >> the shoulder pads? >> it's national men make dinner day. wait, they're showing my prom picture. get that off there. the size of my hair. >> that is awesome. >> i swore i'd never do it again, but this is the modern day version. it is national men make dinner -- do we really need one day? >> you're going to cook, matt? >> i may bring a ringer. >> it is exciting. >> even better. >> thank you so much. >>> where is al roker? >> al? >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by ocean spray, farmer owned since 1930. >> i'm not goin

here is kate mara and miles teller in the "fantastic four." take a look at this. >> amazing. >> oh, thanks. >> amazing you didn't black out the entire western hemisphere. >> hmm? >> you basically ripped a hole in the fabric of space time with unspeced components and no supervision. >> yes, that was -- an accident. >> and if by accident you upped the power, you would have created a runway reaction that opened a black hole and swallowed the entire planet. >> well, i'm glad that didn't happen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kate mara, everybody! "fantastic four" is in theatres this friday! go see it! penn & teller join us next! stick around, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] this is so great, date night. just the three of us. i'm just sayin'. and this is such a good movie too. i mean at the end when it's revealed the grandmother... shhhh.. i mean at the end when it's revealed the grandmother... ...did it. are you... would you be quiet? would you be quiet and move your gigantic head? it's like hello? i can't see the screen. dude. it's like

kate. >> usually a lot of fun though. kelly o'donnell, thanks so much. >>> tomorrow morning the u.s. supreme court begins hearing the final cases of the term and the newest justice, just confirmed, neil gorsuch, will take his seat on the bench for the first time. he could make a big difference in one of those cases involving religious freedom. our justice correspondent pete williams has that story. >> please raise your right-hand and repeat after me. >> reporter: the arrival of neil gorsuch with a conservative judicial record restores the makeup of the u.s. supreme court. he takes the seat left vacant by the death 14 months ago of antonin scalia, given the justices once again a 5-4 majority, and that may make a difference in one of the most important cases. on wednesday the court hears that the preschool was left out of a program to improve school play grouns. missouri state constitution says no state money can be spent to aid a church. the church says it should not be treated differently when it comes to making playgroun

kate? >> miguel, thanks so much. >>> it appears a new normal is emerging after the attack in san bernardino, as a majority of americans now say terrorism is their number one concern. and with that as the backdrop, we saw a tale of two cities today, and the very different ways that new york and los angeles reacted when the threats came in. here's our justice correspondent pete williams on how it all went down. >> reporter: children in the nation's largest public school system in new york city headed to class today, even though police said a nearly iceland thre identical threat was emailed to schools there. new york's police commissioner said l.a. overreacted. >> we would be concerned with overreacting. we'll stay aware, we'll stay involved. but we at all costs cannot start overreacteding. >> reporter: several law enforcement officials say the writer of both e-mails claimed to be a high school senior who was bullied and claimed to have an army of supporters who planted pressure cooker bombs a

kate? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. donald trump suggested today that the country should start thinking about profiling muslims in response to terrorism as the debate over guns heats up in congress. kristen welker is covering it all for us and she has our report. >> reporter: the politics of terror heating up one week after the orlando attack with donald trump today calling for profiling muslims already in the country. >> you know, i hate the concept of profiling, but we have to start using commonsense and we have to use, you know, our heads. we really have to look at profiling. >> reporter: hillary clinton is off the trail today but has excoriated trump. >> this approach is not just wrong, it's dangerous. >> reporter: the candidates sparring on the other issue now central to the debate, gun control. >> weapons of war have no place on our streets. >> you put me in there, we're going to save your second amendment! we're going to save your guns! >> reporter: after a filibuster on capitol hill

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kate, it's great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> this program started out 20 years ago in berkeley. makes sense in berkeley. now you have it all over the country. explain how you do it in an urban area in new york city. >> new york is the biggest school did district in the country, about 1.1 million kid. we took the program from berkeley, translated that into an urban setting, really thinking about the kid who doesn't have a very strong connection with food and thinking about what they need, how can we connect them with food from the garden to the plate. and so our program is taking -- looking at schools, which schools need it most and building gardens, kitsching classrooms, working with the school communities to teach kid about having a healthier relationship with food. >> how many kid and schools involved? >> we're in six kids in new york city at the moment reaching about 3,000 kids and we do a teacher training program as well where we work with about 200 teachers a year, reaching about 25,000 kids through that. >> kid can be pretty finicky eaters. does this help in gett

kate. >> pete williams in washington. thank you. >>> now to the controversy sparked to the when robert f. kennedy junior said president-elect trump asked him to lead a committee on vaccine safety. the trump team saying no decisions have been made and halie jackson has that story. >> reporter: a member of the kennedy political dynasty who favors fringe theories on vaccinations over mainstream medical practices said he would lead a new vaccination safety commission under donald trump. robert f. kennedy junior meeting with the president-elect today even as a spokesperson says he's exploring the possibility of forming a committee on autism but adds no decisions have been made at this time. >> president-elect trump has some doubts about the current vaccine policies. he has questions about it. he says his opinion doesn't matter but the science does matter. >> reporter: that science already settled with every major medical association in agreement. doctors debunking a study that falsely claimed a link between vaccines and autism

[ominous music] ♪ [cell phone rings] [cell phone beeps] >> chad: kate? >> kate: [sighs] chad. i-i saw him. earlier today, i saw clyde. >> chad: did you call the police? >> kate: yes! yes. hope and rafe just left, but they--they didn't take me seriously, okay? i have--i have security coming. but listen to me. i need you to be safe. i know that clyde is gonna blame you for what happened to ben. who knows what he's gonna do? [thud] ♪ what was that? >> steve: well, i'm gonna head over to the house. i won't be long. >> kayla: take your time. >> steve: i know how you hate

i'm here with kate mckinnon. her new movie "rough night" is in theaters next friday. [ laughter ] don't drink it. it's a prop. [ laughter ] kate and i are about to play a a game of deception called "true confessions." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ first we're going to need table. and we found a good one. he's the host of "american grit" on fox. please welcome john cena! >> woo! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: don't drink that. it's a prop. it's a prop. this is a prop. this is supposed to be like a a detective -- >> god, it's urine. >> jimmy: don't -- [ laughter ] that's not urine. here's how the game works. in front of each of us are two envelopes containing confession sessions. one of the envelopes is something that actually happened to us in real life. the other envelope is a lie. once you read your confession the other two have 60 seconds to interrogate you. then each of us have to guess whether you've been telling the truth or lying. john, you'll go first. >> this is complicated. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ka

kate? >> such an important reminder. catie, thank you. >>> scary moments on florida's gulf coast when a small plane crashed into a daycare in ft. myers. the plane flipped as it hit the roof as you can see in that security video. the aircraft then burst into flames. one person on the plane was killed aanother injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> it is a critical weekend for the new senate health care bill. so far, five republicans have bucked their own party coming out against the plan. this as president trump tweets about it today. kelly o'donnell has all of the developments this evening. >> reporter: taking the polls today in bowie, maryland. >> i'm concerned about the costs. >> reporter: democratic senator chris van hollen urges those anxious about a health care overhaul to pressure wavering republicans. >> we need three republican senators to do the right thing by their constituents, not by the party bosses in washington. >> reporter: the president on the move today and trying to close the deal

. >>> and royal engagement, while kate charms new york, the prince meets the president where he shares a crucial detail about the birth of his son. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. u.s. embassies and facilities around the world are preparing for possible violence within the next 24 hours. because of the intentional release of a report detailing the torture of terrorism suspects by the cia under the banner of the war on terror and in the wake of 9/11. this is not a leak. th this is a prepared document 600 pages in length released by the democrats who still control the senate intelligence committee. who believe once this evidence is out for the world to see, the u.s. will never again use torture as a means of interrogation. it's where we begin here tonight with our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >> reporter: embassies in cairo and other capitals are on alert bracing for the release of the explosive senatorture report. 2,000 marines are mobilized on amphibiou

before we go we want to send a shout-out to a couple facebook fans, kate and ann who were on the show one year ago today. they sent us this picture. what was this? >> i guess idiot test. wishing you happy idiot test day. >> okay. whatever it was. remember they came on? that was it. >> nobody remembers. nobody cares, okay? >> also, do you have real estate questions? the guys from "million dollar listing" will be here monday to answer. >> all right. tomorrow from "mother's day" kate hudson, director gary marshall and british comedian jack whitehall. we have the whole group. >> plus i swear all for one will take us back to the '90s. the plaza will be rocking. two viewers return for a weigh-in. madeline reveals diet secrets to get you slimmed down for fall. have a great day, everybody. bye. >>> right now at 11:00, a cool, damp day ahead. you better get used to this weather. it's going to be with us for a while. here's a look at boat house row under gray skies in philadelphia. we can look forward to more april showers. the first alert radar is tracking the rain making its way to our region

>> reporter: kate, good evening. the shooter's family home has been a focal point for investigators. federal agents have swept through every room in this property looking for every piece of information and detail they can find. they have interviewed neighbors. they have interviewed family members. tonight for the first time, we're hearing from the gunman's father. syed farook, the man whose shooting spree left 14 dead and 21 wounded, was described as an angel but a shy conservative young man by his father. speaking to an italian newspaper, syed farook sr. said his son, born in chicago to pakistani parents, later in life became obsessed against israel. and, quote, shared isis leader al baghdadi's ideology. he said, one time i saw him with a gun. i got angry. 45 years in the united states. i yelled at him. i've never had a gun. syed shrugged his shoulders and answered, your loss. estranged from his son, farook sr. says he can't come to peace with what has happened. my life here is over. >> we have at least 20 victims.