rachel, you have -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- [ echoing ] [ heart beating ] >> choking -- it can happen to >> knowing what to do in a medical emergency can be lifesaving. that's why knowing first aid is so important. >> attila the hun, jazz musician tommy dorsey, and the man who wrote the play "streetcar named desire," tennessee williams -- they all had one thing in common. they choked to death. >> choking is very common, and with the proper training, you can learn how to help someone who might be choking. >> what is choking? >> choking occurs when something gets stuck in your throat. >> how do you know if someone's choking? >> if they can't make any noise, they can't cough, speak, breathe, then they're choking. they might even be making the universal choking sign, but it's important to know that if somebody's coughing or making any sort of squeaking sound, it's just the body trying to get the object out. >> so, what do we do? >> i've brought my friend cami here. she's gonna help us learn what to do if somebody is conscious and choking. so, first, i need to make sure she'

rachel hunter began modeling 30 years ago. it was a trip back home that inspired her to create a new show that has her seeing beauty in a whole new light. and beachy hair landed rachel hunter on the cover of countless magazines for much of the '80s and '90s. >> you were the first class of true supermodels. when you hear the word supermodel -- >> like a halloween costume. i don't know what it was. i think it was like thismerging moment that happened with fashion where everybody was a superstar at that time. >> reporter: discovered at 16 years old hunter wasn't always so sure this career was for her. >> honestly never dawned on me the impact of what clearly this would end up being in my life. >> reporter: were you immediately happy with this career or were there times you were sort of disappointed by it? >> i was like i'm going to go in and make money and get out and here we are 30 years later, clearly sucked me in. was i happy doing it? it was a job. i'm embarking on a journey around the world. >> reporter: the 46-year-old mode

"here to commend is rachel from friends. >> oh, my god. this is incredible. it's so a great to see you. >> oh, colin, oh, hi, hi, wow, yeah. yeah. >> rachel, i 've got to say i haven't seen you since the '90s. yeah, yeah, i've been good. i've been good, yeah. >> good. >> the special will air february to be. >> this is "early today." it's not a quick fix. it's my decision to make beauty last. roc retinol started visibly reducing my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it the better it works. retinol correxion from roc. methods, not miracles. i'm going to share a photo of my eggo waffle when it pops up. that's so interesting honey because i'm going to share a photo of my eggo waffle (whispers) l'eggo my eggo anncr: golden crispy, warm and fluffy eggo waffles. l'eggo my eggo. >>> leading the news on nbcnews.com, a missile mistakenly sent to cuba in 2013 has been returned to the u.s. they mistakenly sent it to them in a nato training exercise. though it contains no missiles they were concerned cuba would share the technology. making a name fo

and they' ve recently added same-day services to 130 markets from artisans like rachel. the bouqs company says their leaner supply chain, cutting out the middle man, leads to lower costs. >> one of the things you will see that is very different for us compared to competitors is the pricing. around valentine' s day. so, you can go onto our site today, you can order 1 dozen roses delivered on valentine' s day for $40 flat. because we don' t have those multiple levels of supply chain, between us and you as the consumer, we don' t have to sort of bear the mark ups at every step along the way. we can offer that price year round. kate armed with sleek apps, vc : dollars, and a focus on sustainability, competitors in the on demand ecofriendly space include bloomthat, which wraps its flowers in compostable burlap and urbanstems, using its own in house bike couriers for delivery. while spending on flowers for valentine' s day has remained stable for the past few years, at nearly $2 billion, the more traditional florist industry has taken a hit over the past decade. going from mor

. >> how about rachel mcadams. >> rachel has been working with the same stylist as jennifer lopez. i love this run way look from peaks and valleys, so we could >> i can can't wait to see what is on the red carpet and usually whatever you see is a go. >> if i know it, you know it. >>> one name that certain is an it name when it comes to devining oscar elegance, versa the versace palace in miami, it' massive awesome estate and it's been turned in one of the ritziest hotels in the world and we got a private tour. in soubeach's village, 10 bedrooms, 11 baths, set up on 23,000 square feet of mediterranean decadence. >> this is the villa sweet and this actually was gianni very versace's suite. >> who's stayed here? >> the kardashians actually rented out the whole mansion. >> they hung out and i think this is where they all hung out. you see them all thrown across the bed chitchatting and hanging out. >> the suites from $4,000 a night. gold on pictures, in the beds on the pool. kiley j swam in that pool and so did the biebs. >> justin stayed in the venn us in room at $3,000 per night. >>

more. >> reporter: the year was 1994 when "friends" burst its way into our homes and our hearts. >> rachel? >> oh, god, monica, hi. aniston, courteney cox, matthew perry, david schwimmer, matt leblanc and lisa kudrow household names. with their off the charts chemistry, rachel, ross, monica, chandler, phoebe and joey dominated the airwaves, defining classic sayings. >> how you doing? >> we were on a break! >> reporter: -- and songs. smelly cat >> oh, my god. >> i know. >> i sound amazing. >> reporter: and while they starred in front of the cameras, it was the man behind them who helped make the show a groundbreaking hit. legendary tv director james burrows. >> everyone wanted a friends reunion for so long and it took one man to get you all together. you must -- >> not all together. >> reporter: tonight, the cast minus matthew perry, will be back together on the small screen, paying tribute to burrows. >> we would do anything for jim burrows because he really gave us the opportunity of a lifetime. everywhere thrilled the closest thing to a reunion since show the went off the air in 2004. >>

rachel sines: i felt like i lost everything that evening. my whole life was shattered they took everything, my cell phone, my dignity. they were first to start putting it back together. brett: sines sought comfort from the victim service center in orlando the group hosting the breakfast, and the one that helps crime survivors. david sines: you cant really talk about this with your friends, how do you bring that up? about the anger, that sadness, brett: the men' s violence prevention breakfast honored some in the community serving as leaders providing support to victims of violence. sines told us after the outing that coming forward is the first step to healing. >> remaining silent only helps your perpetrator, helps your victimizer. brett: the orlando police department was also recognized at the breakfast. they helped find sines' attacker in less than 48 hours he was put away for four life sentences. angela: if you' ve spent anytime at all outside this week, you know central florida is experiencing some some very cold temperatures. in respons

rachel asks this. why is it that when a -- oh, hey, girl. we didn't even see you. all right. go ahead, honey. >> hi, i'm cynthia in new orleans, and my question is, how can i drop hints about what we should do for valentine's day without coming off too strong? >> if you want do something special, just line it up and do it. nothing is better than that. >> do you know what would be fun, as you gently finger his shoulders -- >> that sounded so creepy. >> when a woman does it, it's not creepy. did it real slow. a little tremble in my finger. >> but if you just say you know what would be fun. and tell us what would be fun. more than likely, we want to do >> but sometimes you want someone to -- you're like saying let's go to this place for dinner. >> she likes charles in charge. >> valentine's day tends to be as it is for women. so you have to tell us a little bit. >> and you'll be disappointed, too. >> i like to do something special on valentine's day. i like to overdo it a little bit. it's part of the tradition. so i'm down with that. >> you're a very romantic valentine's day eve

rachel asks this. hey, girl. we didn't even see you. all right. go ahead, honey. >> hi, i'm from new orleans and hints about what we should do for valentine's day without coming off strong. >> if you want do something special, just line it up and do it. nothing is better than that. >> do you know what would be fun -- when a woman does that it's not creepy. i did it real slow. >> that's creepy. >> but if you just say you know what would be fun. more than likely we want to do what you want to. >> but sometimes you want someone to -- you're like saying let's go to this place for dipper. >> she likes charles in charge. >> valentine's day tends to be not that emergency cal thing for guys as it is for women. so you have to tell us a little bit. >> and you'll be disappointed, too. >> i like to overdo it a little it's part of the tradition. so i'm down with that. >> even if i'm not dating anybody, i have a romantic valentine's day. home alone with flowers and a great meal. >> we'll be right back after this. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and coco

rachel, she's the owner and cake designer of intricate icings cake designs. our prop guys put these out, and they said we're supposed to have a cake out here. we don't see it. we just see the helmets. these are the cakes. >> isn't that unbelievable? >> can i cut into it? >> we can't do it like that. that's gross. >> fine. >> we'll look for a knife. >> while we're getting that, we'll tell you about george clooney because if you love george clooney, you're going to love him even more after you watch this clip from the ellen show. ellen asked him how he proposed to amal, and he said he knew after six months of dating that she was the one, but for the proposal he had a whole situation going. he cooked a meal. he hid the ring inside a box behind her. he ended up making a play list. like a music play list that was supposed to stop during the his aunt rosemary clooney was saying "why shouldn't i" in the back ground. all of that was supposed to be happening. why shouldn't i >> that song. he wanted it to be playing. >> so romantic. >> when she saw the ring. sadly, tha

and they' ve recently added same-day services to 130 markets, from artisans like rachel. the bouqs company says, their leaner supply chain, cutting out the middle man, leads to lower costs. >> one of the things you will see that is very different for us versus our competitors is that pricing, especially at this time of year around valentine' s day. so, you can go onto our site today, you can order a dozen roses, delivered on valentine' s day for $40 flat. multiple levels of supply chain between us and you, as the consumer. we don' t have to, sort of, bear the mark-ups at every step along the way. we can offer that price year round. kate: armed with sleek apps, vc dollars, and a focus on sustainability, competitors in the on-demand eco-friendly space include, bloomthat, which wraps its flowers in compostable burlap, and urbanstems, using its own in house bike couriers for delivery. while spending on flowers for valentine' s day has remained stable for the past few years, at nearly $2 billion, the more traditional florist industry has taken a hit over the past decade. going

. >> our campaign is a campaign of the people by the people, and so, rachel, yes, secretary clinton does represent the establishment. i represent, i hope, ordinary americans who aren't all that inamerred with the establishment. >> senator sanders is the only person who would characterize me, a woman running to be the first woman president as exemplifying the establishment and i got to tell you that it is -- it is really quite amusing to me. >> later they battled over national security. >> we differed on the war in iraq, which created barbaric organizations like isis. not only did i vote against that war, i helped lead the opposition. a vote in 2002 is not a plan to defeat isis. we have to look that threats we face right now and we have to be prepared to take them on and defeat them. >> it wasn't all back and forth and near the end, they shared a kind of comby yeah moment. >> first person i will call to talk to about how to get it done will be senator sanders. >> i respect the senator very much and i hope it's mutual and on our worst days we're 100 times better than any republican candida

. >> and vice president joe biden sat down with rachel maddow. >> you never say to the president for certain you wouldn't do anything but i have no -- look at me now, i have no desire to sit on the supreme court. it would be a great honor but i have no desire anymore than >> who do you think the president should pick? >> i haven't even had a chance to sit down with him yet to talk about the potential candidates. in the past, we lay out all the people, go out and survey a little bit and see who we think -- who meets those criteria and we think could have a chance of being confirmed. >> vice president biden will be attending justice scalia's funeral tomorrow. >>> surprising comments from pope francis on the issue of birth control. on his return flight from mexico, he said artificial contraceptives could be used to prevent zika. this, despite the catholic church's long standing ban on most forms of birth done control. grass fire in windy condition. officials say a spark from prison lawn mower started that blaze and check this out. dramatic video in massachusetts of a coast guard getting

it has been spreading rapidly through south america. rachel from friends. jennifer aniston turns 47. singer song writer, cheryl crow is 54. and burt reynolds turns 80. oh, how times have changed. still has that famous mustache.

brett: rachel sainz relives a nightmare for nearly 10 years from nearly 10 years ago , home to find a stranger in her apartment. >> i feel like i lost everything that night. everything was taken away from to my dignity. start putting me back together. sines sought comfort from the victim service center in orlando . the group posting the breakfast and the one that helps crimes survivors. even offering support to sines husband. >> you can' t really talk about this with your friends. how do you bring that up? about the anger, the sadness, the heartbreak. >> the men' s violence prevention breakfast on at some of the community serving as leaders providing support to victims of violence. sines told us after the outing that coming forward is the first step to healing. >> remaining silent only helps your perpetrator, helps your victimizer. brett: the orlando police department is recognized at the breakfast. they helped find sines' attacker in less than 48 hours he was put -- he was convicted and is currently four life sentences. i' m brett connolly, wesh 2 news. michelle: a scare basketball c

and rachel maddow will have an exclusive interview with vice president joe biden tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> many pacquiao received a big blow by nike. they just announced they're cutting ties with pacquiao after he called people in home sexual relationships worse than animals. saying man is worse than animals because animals know how to distinguish male from female. he's currently running for the country's senate. nike issued a statement that said in part. the former boxing champion tweeted an apology saying he was sorry for hurting people. decision to not help the fbi hack into the cell phone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters. and and meanwhile, according to u.s.a. today, experts say it was just taken in an afternoon to create the software to break into iphones. >>> and according to a document exclusively acquired by roiders, fear if it falls in the hands of isis, it could be used as a deadly chemical weapon. >> we're aware of the reports that there may be a lost or missing radio id dioradioactive source in iraq. we haven't seen any information that it has b

i know that's rachel maddow. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. should i press this further? and i was like, yeah. [ light laughter ] i mean, of course. >> jimmy: you have to. >> i should ask her. and so, what were you arrested for? she said -- she said, it was for a protest. she said, but i got arrested on purpose. which is very convenient. [ laughter ] i feel like if i'm ever arrested for anything. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm gonna just -- i'm gonna frame it that way. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it was on purpose. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. yeah, i meant to do this. >> the guy on "making a a murderer" should have gone with that. you know? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> on purpose. >> jimmy: this is totally on purpose, your honor. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what casino were you in? >> oh, yeah. i had one that was really bad. i was at mohegan sun casino.. and i was performing. and it was going, like, not great. this is a lot of years ago. when i was terrible. i mean, i'm great now. i mean. [ laughter ] you. yeah. >> no, it was bad. it was going bad and these two -- two couples in the fro

>> andrea mitchell with the debate stage behind her and a reminder, chuck todd and rachel maddow will moderate the democratic debate on msnbc tomorrow night live from the university of new hampshire in durham at 9:00 eastern time. >>> there's late word that the criminal sexual assault case against comedian bill cosby will move forward. a judge has thrown out a defense motion to dismiss the case which dates back to 2004. nbc's stephanie gosk is outside the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. stephanie? >> reporter: good evening, lester. for cosby was trying to get this case thrown out, claiming that the district attorney in 2005 promised their client that he would would never be charged criminally for the sexual assault of andrea content having him sit by for a civil deposition, however the judge heard two days of testimony from that district attorney saying he didn't find enough evidence to prosecute the case and also said he wanted to create an environment to give andrea condon some form of justice but a the judge said that there was not a binding process not to the prosecute and

. >>> let's turn to chuck todd and rachel maddow. congrats on the debate and i hope you enjoyed the 20 minutes of sleep you got last night. >> absolutely. >> with the debate, we saw a hillary clinton who was very aggressive in tone. do you think, chuck, she did anything to change the dynamic of this race, either in new hampshire or in this larger battle for the nomination? >> well, i think that's what she was looking at, was the larger battle. the clinton campaign doesn't believe they're going to win here in new hampshire. but they're trying to sort of set the terms of the debate, put little bit. it was clear, they had a plan and she was pretty aggressive at him. >> rachel, senator sanders is being very, very disciplined when it comes to sticking to his game plan. he's saying, she's a moderate. she's tied to wall street. period. is that strategy going to continue to be effective? >> well, it's been working for him, at least in new hampshire so far. i think that saying this is all home state advantage between new hampshire and vermont

msnbc democratic debate kicks off live from the university of new hampshire, co-moderated by chuck, and rachel maddow at 9:00 eastern time. race, another new poll shows marco rubio leaping over ted cruz in new hampshire, to take the number two spot behind front-runner donald trump. as nbc's hallie jackson tells us, rubio's adversaries are piling on to try to stop his rise. >> reporter: with momentum in new hampshire, marco rubio rubio's hoping for a photo finish, drawing crowds in every shot as republican rivals take theirs. >> thank you guys for being here. >> reporter: sparked by this slip, rick santorum endorsing rubio, but seeming to struggle when asked why. >> can you name his top accomplishment? >> my feeling on marco is someone who has tremendous potential, tremendous gifts. if you look at the minority in the united states senate in a year when -- four years where nothing got done, it's hard to say there are accomplishments. >> reporter: rubio's competitors desperate to gain ground in new sham shire. >> his whole life has ambitions. he's gifted. he can turn a phrase really well. but wha

. >> reporter: don't joe biden who didn't run tells rachel maddow -- >> i don't regret it. it's the right decision for my family, and me. >> reporter: leading attacks against bernie sanders, speaking tonight at the same democratic party dinner as sanders. even as sanders and hillary clinton will be answering questions at that msnbc town hall here. lester? >> andrea, thank you. >>> you can see the clinton and sanders town hall tonight at 9:00 eastern only on msnbc. >>> a historic announcement from the white house today. president obama will become the first sitting president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. a major step as the u.s. and cuba move to normalize relations. the trip which is planned for march 21st and 22nd was immediately met with criticism from ted cruz, who said he power. >>> there was something else pope francis said today, besides his comments on donald trump, that took many by surprise. he suggested birth control may be used to prevent the spread of the zika virus, which has been linked to birth defects. this despite the catholic church's ban on contracepti

professor rachel caufield is an exabout pert on caucuses. >> people get up out of their chairs and they move around the room. there's bargaining and interaction, family members maybe trying to persuade each other. >> reporter: this is likely where the heaviest jockeying sanders campaigns in a dead heat. whichever side can scoop up martin o'malley supporters could gain a significant advantage. when only viable candidates with 15% remain, delegates are awarded. this complicated system and that 7:00 p.m. cutoff explain why even the all-time high turnout eight years ago was still so low. just 16% of iowans. that means only a few hundred thousand people in this state set the political table for the rest of america. peter alexander, nbc news, des moines, iowa. >>> still ahead tonight, the iowa. we talked to voters shortly before they go into caucus as they prepare to cast the very race for president. americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency

. >> reporter: and hillary clinton with rachelle maddow addressed reports they will shake up their staff. >> we're going to take stock, what works, what doesn't work. of course, it would be works, what can we do better and can do new and different that we have to pull out. >> reporter: tonight bernie sanders has all the trappings of a front-runner. the clintons seemingly shocked to find themselves so far behind. manchester. >> reporter: i'm katy tur following the trump campaign. one door. >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. how are you. >> reporter: one voter at a time. >> reporter: have you decided on what you're going to support? >> we have not decided. >> reporter: campaign staffer jamie peevy is making a pitch for donald trump. >> i'm still on the edge. >> reporter: the candidate is trying to hold on to his commanding lead in the polls by blanketing the state, getting up close and personal with voters in four stops today. >> we have to get away from these politicians,able we have to bring sanity to this country. >> reporter: trump's retail politics efforts coming late in the race afte

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it's so great to see you, rachel. >> oh, colin, oh, hi. oh, wow. >> how you been? >> oh, yeah, yeah. i've been good. yeah, yeah, i've been good, yeah. >> is it me or do you always sound surprised by everything? oh, what? okay. yeah, okay. what? yeah. >> very cute. that until right now. that was good. >> not in real life. >> yeah, that's her character. >> excuse me. we're going to get to you in a moment. so, adel -- have you seen the cover of vogue? >> no, let's see it. >> this is adel. her second cover. how gorgeous. her skin. oh, my gosh. she looks great. she looks great with a little makeup and a lot. she's one of those people that looks great both ways. she has a tattoo on her hand. >> her son's name. >> which is very sweet. this is on the cover of nylon magazine. >> from a famous family. >> we're going to guess. it's -- on its way. >> we're going to the store now. >> well, it says riley keough, so we know it's elvis's granddaughter. >> how do we know that? oh, riley, it must be elvis's kid. who is keough. >> lesley marie married a guy names danny keough back in

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they want her to get out like rachelle did. they set out from the family home in michigan to the last address they have for rebecca, an office in new jersey. >> we won't give up until we have her back. >> reporter: they think going public, exposing the group, may be their last chance at helping their daughter. they're wearing hidden cameras. when they find rebecca, she's furious. >> we came all this way. >> this earth is a drop in the bucket. you didn't drive that far. the earth is small compared to the grand universe god created. god is here in the flesh now on >> heavenly mother is here. do you think i'm ashamed that god came in the flesh? >> no. he came 2,000 years ago. >> and again in 1948. >> does that mean you can't have a relationship with us? >> i tried. it doesn't work. it's over. i'm not going to have a relationship with you. that's my decision. >> becky. open it. >> that's it. >> open it for a second. >> i am not going to hug you and kiss you. >> i need one. >> no, you don't. >> i need one. >> you don't. >> i need on

chuck todd and rachel madow, bernie sanders and hillary clinton standing on a stage together having a debate. this is fascinating. back on the republican side jeb bush yesterday speaking at a town hall in hanover, new hampshire. donald trump accused him of being low energy and perhaps awkward at times. >> the signal that we are prepared to act in the national security interest of this country to get back into business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. >> please clap. >> like holding up the applause sign for himself. >> one thing i will say, jeb bush has kind of a dry sense of humor if you watch him. the jokes don't always land. >> i do like the casual wear that the candidates are all -- except for donald trump. >> there was a thing trending about that. >> they all dress like joe. >> they have the names. do we really need the -- we know who you are. >> where did that all start? i go back to chris christie after superstorm sandy, the fleece. that says governor. we know who you are. who am i? i'm governor. >> i have to be governor today. >> president gets the nice leather j

best supporting actress, jennifer jason leigh, rooney mara, rachel mcadams, alicia -- >> vikander. >> why am i leading this? >> it's fun to listen. >> kate winslet. >> dave carter said this is a category that could be a surprise. willie, you said kate winslet. >> she was great in "steve jobs." al and i went with alicia vikander. "the danish girl," she was almost equally as important as the lead actor, as eddie redmayne. >> tamron went with rooney mara. i went the jennifer jason leigh and i actually saw "the hateful eight." and i interviewed her and i liked her. >> great reasons. honest, confessions, very bad parenting moments, things we're not proud of at all. although we could somehow laugh about it the next day. so you all responded. we loved -- we got inundated with so many of your viewer fails, as well. becky said her fail was when her daughter gets her ears repierced and erupts into tears. she reaches into her purse for tissue, nothing except a maxi pad and said, this is all i have. blow your nose. crystal went tubing with friends one weekend and used her son's backpack as a cool

one of the cast members roll noodle "weekend update" and she did a spot-on imitation of rachel green, that's jennifer aniston's character from "friends." >> this is incredible. it's so great to see you. >> oh, colin, oh, hi, hi, oh, wow. >> how you been? >> what, oh, yeah, yeah, i've been, yeah, i've been good, yeah, i've been good, yeah. >> is it me or do you always sound surprised by everything? >> oh, what, oh, yeah, wow, okay, what, yeah, okay what, yeah. >> very cute. >> who knew that -- i didn't think she spoke like that until right now. character. >> yeah, that's her character. >> excuse me. >> he needs to -- >> we're going to get to you in a moment. >> all right, so adele -- have you seen the cover of "vogue"? >> no, let's see it. >> it's got adele on it. this is her second cover. >> she looks great. how gorgeous. her skin. photograph you in this light >> you know what's funny, she looks great with a little makeup or a lot. she's got a tattoo on her hand. it's like on the inside, by her pinky. >> says angelo. >> yeah, her son's name, very sweet. >> this cover girl. this is on

rachel mcadams in a sparkly mini dress already had a little red carpet burnout. >> it's not gram russ when you go home at the end of the night. you fall into a puddle. >> brie larson wearing a skirt with eye lash design. alicia whose boyfriend was shooting a movie went with a red louie vuitton. >> are you going to be wearing visit vuitton to the oscars? >> i'm very excited. >> that's a good answer. did your boyfriend have any input? >> it's like a dream, you know? when else in your life are people going to be sketching dresses for you? >> she still had her oscar dress to pick. >> eddie redmayne plans to enjoy the ceremony. >> try to relax and enjoy it, rather than last year i think i was a frenzy of nerves. >> the social media star of the day was young jason tremblay. then j. law cuddles up. >> what he brings is the same thing he brings to every second of his life. >> lady gaga hosted a moment with j. law. she looked stunning herself, dashing to and fro. >> i'm honored to be here, really, and be recognized as a songwriter. it's cool. >> leo listening to what might be a tall tale from

. >> becomes like the rachel, you know, from the'90s with jen's hair. [ laughter ] doesn't want to hear you saying this. [ laughter ] >> you know how loud will is. >> seth: that's true. i also heard you recently -- otis got introduced to beyonce via the halftime show? >> oh, yeah, yeah, as we all did. >> seth: as we all did. a re-introduction. >> that's right, yes. yeah, he's watched it 45 times now. >> seth: oh, so he really at that age just wants to keep seeing the halftime show? three things. it's either boom-bops, which are, to play the drums, you know, fred, or hoops. >> seth: okay, basketball. >> or beyonce boobies. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's what he calls it? >> i think, yeah. no offense to mr. carter, or certainly not mrs. carter, either, but yeah, he's obsessed with her boobaloobas. >> seth: there you go. >> and the choreography that gets them going. >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> it's not just -- >> seth: it's not, at rest, he's not that interested. >> no, in a resting state, he's kind of like, you know,"where's mama?" he would just rather hang out with mama. but li

. >> rachel. nice to meet you. >> do you have a lot of fun at the internship? >> yeah, having a blast. >> what do you do? i did fire watching. >> we're running all around. keeping everything together. >> do you ever have script ideas that you throw out there? >> i don't know if that's the smartest idea. everyone has their respective jobs. >> broadcast them to your interns. >> >> got it. maintain self-control at all times. >> stand by to lock it up. >> copy. >> we are rolling, rolling, rolling. >> rolling. >> pretty much like fire watching. still rolling. >> still rolling. >> that's good. >> reporter: so good, in fact, i was let in on a major secret of working on the "inside amy schumer" set, free massages for everyone, courtesy of amy. >> how am i doing as an intern so far? >> i will say this, the next time you're fire watching, someone challenges you, look them straight in the eye. make them know that you are a wall that cannot be broken. >> so bring more confidence to it. >> yeah, sure. >> okay. >> reporter: now, i was loose and limber and ready for a shot at

rachel is a drake university professor and chair of the iowa caucus project. >> this is a process and begins in iowa but then moves to other states. if iowa always picked the president, then we could just have an entire election in iowa and forget about everything else. >> reporter: there is also the iowa record. it's not a king maker. only three winners who were not incumbents made it from the the other iowa winners went from here to also run. turnout is low, but popular radio host van says this year is anything but traditional. >> i guarantee we'll blow the roof off the numbers for the caucuses. >> reporter: even so, the national media helped make iowa the big opening act. from the locals, the hardy meals, charming towns and cities alike. and iowa evangelicals are expected to be a big part of the surge. pastor dan berry at cornerstone family church. >> here to share with you this morning, children of god, sons and daughters, we have a responsibility to be involved in the process. >> reporter: this woman gets it all. she's lived here 25 years and loves it. when she was critical of io

and from the new series, "lucifer," rachel harris and the academy awards is just around the corner. so we're kicking off our after-oscar games.