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Hello everyone.

A hangnail or agnail is a small, torn piece of skin next to a fingernail or toenail.

Hangnails can be extremely annoying and often painful.

It's not something you'll frequently see in the headlines and they're rarely discussed

around the water cooler, but this is a common problem for men and women.

Even though it looks like something very simple, hangnails can become infected and cause paronychia,

a type of skin infection that occurs around the nails.

A bad manicure can cause a hangnail, particularly if the manicurist pushes the cuticle back

aggressively or cuts along the edge of it with scissors.

They can also be caused by dry skin, using harsh cleansing detergent, being exposed to

moisture or frequent cold temperatures.

Biting your nails can also damage the cuticle, which increases the risk of hangnails as well

as infection.

Nail biters are especially prone to hangnails and have a much higher rate of developing

infections around them, with the area becoming swollen and often painful.

If the problem isn't treated, the infection may spread further into the finger and even

require surgery.

Fortunately, you can decrease the risk of developing hangnails by moisturizing your

hands.

After you wash your hands, be sure to moisturize them well.

You don't have to go out and spend a lot of money on moisturizing cream or lotion; in

fact, most are filled with potentially harmful chemicals that can create more problems than

you had to begin with.

Coconut oil makes a great moisturizer.

Massage it into the nails and cuticles regularly to help get the blood flowing, resulting in

healthier, longer nails.

Those who frequently develop hangnails should soak their fingers at least once a week in

natural, rich oil like olive or coconut oil.

Afterwards, wrap your hands in a hot towel to lock in the moisture.

You also can decrese the risk of developing hangnails by wearing gloves when exposing

your hands to water, such as washing the dishes or being outdoors in a cold climate.

If you develop a hangnail, use only sterile manicure scissors to carefully trim away any

skin that is sticking out to ensure it won't get caught up on something, but don't trim

or cut the cuticle.

You can apply a small amount of antibiotic cream, or maybe you could try tea tree oil

or vinegar first.

Tea tree oil offers disinfectant, antibacterial and antifungal properties.

Simply add a few drops of tea tree oil to warm water and soak your hands in it two or

three times a day.

And then, dry your hands thoroughly and apply moisturizer afterwards.

Meanwhile, soaking your fingers in a vinegar/water solution can help to decrease fungal growth

and may possibly inhibit bacterial growth.

Use one part vinegar to two parts water and soak your fingers for about 15 minutes.

And then, dry well and apply moisturizer.

By taking care of your hands and fingernails you can help to prevent those painful, unattractive

hangnails for good.

For more infomation >> Why Do You Have Hangnails - Duration: 3:15.

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Storm damage in High Point - Duration: 1:56.

CAUSING

FLOODING CONCERNS.

DETAILS COMING UP NEXT.

JONEE: A HIGH POINT FAMILY SAYS

THEY ESCAPED DEATH BY MINUTES,

AFTER A TREE CRASHED INTO THEIR

HOME FRIDAY NIGHT.

THE STORM CAUGHT THEM BY

SURPRISE BECAUSE THERE WAS NO

RAIN, NO LIGHTNING, JUST WIND.

OUR DAVONTE MCKENITH SPOKE

EXCLUSIVELY WITH THE FAMILY AND

HAS THE STORY.

DAVONTE: ONE OF THE HOMEOWNERS

WAS INSIDE THE HOME WHEN THE

TREE CAME CRASHING DOWN.

SHE SAYS SHE HAD DEBRIS FALLEN

TOP OF HER, BUT SHE IS THANKFUL

TO BE ALIVE.

>> I AM THANKFUL THAT I WAS ON

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HOUSE.

DAVONTE: A SIGH OF RELIEF AFTER

THIS MASSIVE TREE CAME CRASHING

DOWN, RIGHT INTO BERNADETTE

COZART'S HOME.

THE MOMENTS AFTER, SHE SAYS,

WERE TERRIFYING.

>> I HEARD LIKE WIND, AND THEN

STUFF JUST STARTED COMING.

I HEARD A LOUD NOISE.

STUFF STARTED FALLING ON MY

HEAD, AND I LOOKED UP AND SEE

THE SKY.

DAVONTE: SHE WAS IN A HALLWAY ON

THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF WHERE THE

TREE FELL.

SHE WAS ABLE TO CLIMB AND ESCAPE

OUT THE FRONT DOOR, ONLY TO MEET

A NEIGHBOR WHO WAS ALSO IN

PANIC.

>> WHEN I CAME OUT, SHE SAID, OH

MY GOD, YOU ALL RIGHT?

DAVONTE: OTHER CONCERNED

NEIGHBORS DRIVING UP AND

STOPPING BY, CHECKING ON THE

FAMILY.

NOT ONLY THEM, BUT ALSO CHECKI

ON OTHERS, TOO, WHO SUSTAINED

WIND DAMAGE, JUST NOT AS MUCH AS

THIS HOME.

>> MY NEIGHBOR SAID IT ALMOST

PICKED HIM UP OFF THE GROUND.

DAVONTE: THREE ROOMS IMMEDIATELY

DESTROYED, BUT THE HOUSE LIKELY

A TOTAL LOSS.

>> WHEN I SEE THAT, I JUST SAY,

THANK YOU, JESUS.

DAVONTE: THE FAMILY NEEDS HELP

GETTING BACK ON THEIR FEET.

IF YOU'D LIKE TO LEND A HAND,

WE'VE POSTED A WAY YOU CAN HELP

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CloseUP: Rep. Messmer on PFC standards - Duration: 7:57.

ADAM: WELCOME BACK.

LAST WEEK, THE SENATE SIGNED OFF

ON A BILL THAT TAKES AIM AT

RESOLVING SOME OF THE ISSUES

AROUND DRINKING WATER

CONTAMINATED BY

PERFLUOROCHEMICALS.

CURRENTLY, N HAMPSHIRE DHS --

DE FOLLOWS THE DEA' ADVISORY.

JOINING US IS REPRESENTATIVE

MINDI MESSMER OF RYE.

IT APPEA THIS THEY'LL WILL

BECOME LAW.

WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THIS

MANDATED PROCESS TO COME UP WITH

A NEW PROCESS THIS SUMMER --

PROGRESS THIS SUMMER?

REP. MESSMER: THE BILL ALLOWS

FOR A RULEMAKING PROGRESS --

PROCESS WHICH ALLOWS THE PUBLIC

INPUT INTO THE PROCESS.

WE CAN BRING IN PEOPLE CONCERNED

ABOUT THE ISSUE TO TELL THE

STATE WHAT THEY THINK IS

IMPORTANT.

THE RULEMAKING PROCESS SPECIFIES

THEY WILL HAVE TO LOOK AT EARLY

CHILDHOOD AFFECTS FOR EXPOSURE

TO CHEMICALS AND LOOK AT OTHER

STATES TO SEE HOW THEY CAME TO

THEIR STANDARDS, WHICH AS YOU

MENTIONED, ARE LOWER THEN NEW

HAMPSHIRE'S CURRENT ADVISORY.

ADAM WE SPOKE TO HOMEOWNERS IN

LOCATIONS WHERE THEY HAVE MAYBE

40 PARTS PER TRILLION, 50 PARTS

PER TRILLION, AND FOR NOW THEY

ARE OK.

THEY ARE CONCERNED AND HOPEFUL

THAT THIS STANDARD WILL BE

TIGHTENED UP OR GO LOWER.

WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF THAT

ACTUALLY HAPPENING?

REP. MESSMER: JUST INTO LAST

MAY, IT WAS OK TO DRINK 600

PARTS PER MILLION -- 600 PARTS

PER TRILLION TOTAL.

THE EPA DECIDED 70 WAS A BETTER

NUMBER.

SO I THINK THERE WAS A LOT OF

DISCOMFORT IN TERMS OF WHETHER

OR NOT 70 IS A SAFE NUMBER.

IF WE LOOK TO OTHER STATES,

PENNSYLVANIA JUST SAID THAT THEY

WANT BETWEEN ONE TO SIX PARTS

TRILLION IN TOTAL.

I THINK THAT IS WHERE THE PUBLIC

IS WORRIED.

WORRIED ABOUT PROTECTING

CHILDREN FOR FUTUR GENERATIONS.

THERE ARE PEOPLE LIKE THE PEOPLE

WHO HAVE 40 TO 50.

I THINK THERE IS A BIT OF

DISCOMFORT WITH SEEING WHAT

HAPPENED LAST YEAR FROM 600 TO

70, AND NOW WITH 40, WONDERING

IF THAT WILL BE THE SAFE NUMBER.

ADAM: BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

ASSOCIATIONS HAVE IN CRITICAL,

SAYING IT IS DRIVEN BY EMOTION

AND NOT SCIENCE AND THAT THIS IS

AN OVERREACTION.

REP. MESSMER: I WISH THEY WOULD

HAVE COME IN TODAY.

IT WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE TO TALK

TO THEM DIRECTLY ABOUT IT.

WE SUBMITT COMMENTS IN

RESPON TO THEIR CRITICISMS,

ACTUALLY.

WHEN YOU COMPARE THE EFFECTS OF

HEALTH ISSUES ON YOUR CHILDREN

VERSUS MONEY, THAT DOES NOT PLAY

WELL WITH MOST PARENTS.

YOU ARE A PARENT, AND I AM AS

WELL.

WE WANT TO DO WHAT WE CAN TO

PROTECT OUR CHILDREN.

IF THERE IS A LITTLE DISCOMFORT,

WE WANT TO BE AS PROTECTIVE AS

WE CAN AND WE WANT TO ERR ON THE

SIDE OF MORE PROTECTIVE THAN

NOT.

ADAM: WE DID INVITE T B.I.A.

TO COME, BUT THEY DID NOT HAVE

ANYONE TO JOIN US.

ONE AREA WHERE THERE IS A CANCER

CLUSTE --

WE SEE THE CANCER CLUSTER THERE

BUT NOTHING QUITE SO DRAMATIC IN

MERRIMACK OR LITCHFIELD YET AND

WHY THE DIFFERENCE?

THAT IT HAS NOT HAD ENOUGH TIME

TO SINK IN?

REP. MESSMER: ACTUALLY, THE

CANCER CLUSTER IS DEFINED AS A

FIVE TOWN AREA ON THE SEACOAST.

IT IS NOT JUST COAKLEY.

THERE ARE ISSUES WITH PEASE,

WI COAKLEY.

MY APPROACH HAS BEEN IT MAY NOT

BE THE SMOKING GUN.

WE MAY NEVER BE ABLE TO CONNECT

THE TWO DOTS.

BUT WE KNOW THEIR ARE ISSUES AND

HEALTH EFFECTS FROM INGESTING

PFCS.

I THINK WE ARE JUST STARTING TO

SEE THE EFFECTS IN MERRIMACK.

WE DO NOT HAVE A HEALTH STUDY

DONE YET AREA THEY ARE JUST --

WE DO NOT HAVE A HEALTH STUDY

DONE YET.

WE KNOW THERE ARE HIGH RATES OF

OTHER SORTS OF CANCERS.

I THINK IT TOOK THE SEACOAST TWO

YEARS TO CALM OUT WITH A

DECISION T DETERMINE -- COME

OUT AND DETERMINE THAT THERE WAS

A CANCER CLUSTER.

THE ANSWERS ARE JUST NOT BACK

YET.

ADAM: THERE ARE SOME WHO ARE

VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THESE

PERFLUOROCHEMICALS.

WE INTERVIEW PEOPLE IN MERRIMACK

AND LITCHFIELD AND THEY KIND OF

BRUSHED IT OFF, SAYING THEY HAVE

BEEN JERKING THAT WATER THEIR

WHOLE LIFE AND THEY ARE HEALTHY.

REP. MESSMER: -- THEY HAD BEEN

DRINKING THAT WATER THEIR WHOLE

LIFE AND THEY ARE HEALTHY.

REP. MESSMER: IT IS ALWAYS HARD

TO CONNECT CANCER AND CHRONIC

HEALTH EFFECTS TO EXPOSURES.

I ALWAYS THINK IT IS BETTER TO

ERR ON THE SIDE OF CAUTION.

DO WE WANT TO JUST SEE WHAT

HAPPENS TO OUR CHILDREN AFTER WE

EXPOSE THEM TO WATER LIKE THIS,

OR DO WE WANT TO BE MORE

PROACTIVE AND SAY LET'S ERR ON

THE SIDE OF CAUTION AND PREVENT

CHILDREN FROM INGESTING THIS

WATER.

ADAM: SO YOU SAY THE TRUE HEALTH

CRISIS HAS YET TO UNFOLD.

REP. MESSMER: ABSOLUTELY.

THERE ARE UP TO 400 D.O.D. BASES

BEING LOOKED AT.

125 CURRENTLY HAVE PFC

CONTAMINATION.

SOME OF THE TOP SCIENTISTS

BELIEVE THIS WILL BE THE

DEFINING ISSUE OF OUR TIME, THAT

GETTING ON TOP OF THIS IS

IMPORTANT.

IT IS NOT YOU BE GOOD US --

UBIQUITOUS, THOUGH.

IT IS NOT ENTIRELY ACROSS THE

STATE.

BUT THERE ARE AREAS THAT ARE

CONCERNING.

AREAS IN ROCHESTER AND AMHERST,

WHICH IS NOW GETTING WATER

PROVIDED THROUGH GREENLAND.

THERE IS PEASE.

THERE ARE A LOT OF ISSUES THAT

WE ARE JUST STARTING TO REALIZE.

ADAM: DO YOU THINK IS THE

STANDARD CHANGES WE HAD TO SEE

MORE PUBLIC WATER HOOKUPS TO

AREAS THAT HAVE WELLS?

SOMEONE WILL HAVE TO PICK UP THE

TAB.

REP. MESSMER: I DO THINK THAT,

BUT NOT JUST FOR PFCS.

IN STRATHAM, THERE IS AN ISSUE

REGARDING TO ARSENIC LEVELS IN

THE WATER, AND THEY ARE ASKING

FOR HELP FROM OTHER TOWNS.

THIS IS AN ISSUE FOR OUR STATE

IN GENERAL.

IF YOU LOOK AT AREAS WHERE WE

WILL START DEVELOPING AND NEED

THE WATER, PEOPLE WILL START

REALIZING WE NEED TO PROTECT

THAT WATER AND MAKE SURE WE PLAN

AHEAD TO COOPERATE BETWEEN THE

TOWNS WHERE THEY ARE SEEING NEED

FOR WATER, SO THAT EVERYONE HAS

SAFE WATER TO DRINK.

ADAM: DO YOU HAVE A NUMBER IN

MIND FOR PARTS PER TRILLION?

REP. MESSMER NEW JERSEY -- THEY

ALWAYS DO THE TOP OF THE SHELF,

THE GOLD STANDARD WORK PAY THEY

HAVE BEEN CALLED THE GOLD

STANDARD BY INDUSTRY

PUBLICATIONS, EVEN.

I LOOK AT WHAT THEY HAVE DONE

AND INK THAT IS A GOOD MODEL.

THEY DID 14 FOR PFOA.

PENNSYLVANIA IS LOOKING FOR

LOWER NUMBERS.

VERMONT WAS A CONSERVATIVE IN

BETWEEN.

ADAM: REPRESENTATIVE MINDI

MESSMER, THANK YOU FOR JOINING

US.

WE WILL BE BACK WITH NEWS AND

NOTES, INCLUDING GOVERNOR CHRIS

SUNUNU EXPRESS AND CONTRITION

For more infomation >> CloseUP: Rep. Messmer on PFC standards - Duration: 7:57.

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WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Retribution Paladin PWNING in Silvershard Mines! - Duration: 8:33.

WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Retribution Paladin PWNING in Silvershard Mines!

For more infomation >> WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Retribution Paladin PWNING in Silvershard Mines! - Duration: 8:33.

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North Korea Launches Medium-Range Ballistic Missile, Officials Say | TODAY - Duration: 1:22.

JANICE, GOOD MORNING. >> GOOD MORNING, WILLIE,

INFORMATION INFORMATION AT THIS POINT WHAT WE KNEW IT THROUGH

ABOUT 300 MILS BEFORE LANDING IN THE SEA OF JAPAN.

IT'S NOT THE ENTER CONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE THAT NORTH

KOREA HAS BEEN THREATENING TO TEST.

IT WAS USED AT THE SAME LAUNCH SITE IS THAT WAS USED LAST

MONTH. NEAR PYEONGCHANG, THAT TEST

FAILED HOWEVER, EXPERTS SAY THAT LAST TEST SHOWS SIGNIFICANT

KRANSS EXPECTATIONS. SHE SEE AS A RAMPED UP SCHEDULE

OF TESTS IN ORDER TO WHOLE DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF IT.

THIS ALSO SUGGESTS THAT KIM JONG-UN MIGHT BE LESS INTERESTED

IN TALKS. DESPITE EVERYTHING THAT HE MIGHT

BE GETTING FROM CHINA EVERY

For more infomation >> North Korea Launches Medium-Range Ballistic Missile, Officials Say | TODAY - Duration: 1:22.

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Teen Vogue's New Approach Spotlights Politics And Authenticity | TODAY - Duration: 5:26.

IN WHAT SEEMS LIKE AN HOUR BY

HOUR COMPETITION TO BREAK BIG

SCOOPS.

"THE NEW YORK TIMES" AND "WALL

STREET JOURNAL" HAS BEEN

RELENTLESS IN THEIR REPORTING

BUT THIS NATIONAL MOMENT HAS

BROUGHT SOME NEW PLAYERS INTO

THE GAME AS WELL.

NBC'S KATY TUR SIGNS OURUNDAY

SPOTLIGHT ON SOMETHING YOU NEVER

WOULD HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH

POLITICS UNTIL NOW.

>> Reporter: AT 14-YEAR-OLD OLD,

TEEN VOGUE IS GROWING UP.

>> IT'S SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST A

PRETTY FACE.

>> Reporter: FOCUSING ON MORE

THAN JUST FASHION AND BEAUTY.

>> DO YOU WANT TO TAKE THIS AWAY

FOR WHAT'S HAPPENING IN POLITICS

AWAY?

>> I THINK PEOPLE ARE LOOKING TO

MAKE SENSE OF POLITICS.

>> Reporter: LIKE EVERY TEENAGER

NOT EVERYONE IS READY TO TAKE

SERIOUSLY.

>> HERE'S IS YOUR DESCRIPTION OF

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WROTE

THIS PIECE IN TEEN VOGUE WHICH

YOU WRITE FOR.

>> THAT I WRITE FOR, YES.

>> Reporter: BACK IN DECEMBER

TUCKER CARLSON HAD A CONTENTIOUS

INTERVIEW ABOUT A CRITICAL PIECE

SHE DID ON DONALD TRUMP.

>> I'VE GOT TO GO.

YOU SHOULD STICK TO YOUR THIGH

HIGH BOOTS.

>> Reporter: WITH THE

26-YEAR-OLD FREELANCE WRITER

LAUREN DUCA.

BUT IT PUT POLITICAL TEEN VOGUE

ON THE POLITICAL MAP.

>> DO YOU LIKE POLITICS?

>> OF COURSE.

>> DO YOU LIKE THIGH HIGH BOOTS?

>> I DO.

>> ARE THEY MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE?

>> THEY ARE THOUGHT.

>> Reporter: FIVE MONTHS LATER

SHE STILL HAS THE MOST POPULAR

STORY ON THE WEBSITE.

IT'S NOT WHERE YOU FIND THE NEW

COLUMN WITH A CHEEKY TITLE.

THIGH HIGH POLITICS.

>> CAN THE READERS DIFFERENTIATE

THE STRAIGHT NEWS?

>> WE THINK IT'S FUNNY THAT CAN

YOUNG WOMEN MAKE SENSE OF THIS,

BUT CAN PEOPLE MAKE SENSE OF

WHAT IS FAKE NEWS OR NOT.

>> Reporter: HER OPINIONS HAVE

HELPED ATTRACT LEADERS.

JUST THIS WEEKEND SHE TWEETED A

PHOTO OF THE FLAMING PLANE AS

THE PRESIDENT WAS FLYING

OVERSEAS.

SHE LATER DELETED THE POST SOME

SAY WAS OFFENSIVE.

DUCA TOLD ME IT WAS JUST A BAD

METAPHOR FOR THE CAMPAIGN BUT

ADMITTED FOR TIMING.

WOULD YOU SAY TEEN VOGUE IS A

POLITICAL MAGAZINE?

>> PEOPLE DON'T EXPECT TEEN

VOGUE TO HAVE AN OPINION ABOUT

POLITICS.

>> Reporter: ELAINE WELTEROFF IS

TEEN VOGUE'S EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.THE

YOUNGEST AND ONLY SECOND

AFRICAN-AMERICAN TO HOLD THE

TITLE.

SHE AND PHILIP McCARDY AND RENEE

SUTER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE

MAGAZINE.

>> IT'S AWAKE AND WE'RE WATCHING

WHAT'S HAPPENING.

>> Reporter: THE THREE HAVE

FUSED FASHION, FEMINISM AND A

FOCUS ON DIVERSITY IN TEEN

VOGUE'S PRINLTS AND ONLINE

PLATFORMS.

>> FASHION MAGAZINES GET A BAD

NAME FOR BEING FRIVOLOUS.

FOR US, IT'S FASHION AND BEAUTY

TO SEE THE WORLD.

>> IT'S A WORK OF ART ON EVERY

SINGLE PAGE.

>> Reporter: IF YOU'RE SURPRISED

FOR THE TERM FOR THE POLITICAL

LEFT, YOU HAVEN'T BEEN PAYING

ATTENTION.

WOMEN'S MAGAZINES HAVE A LONG

HISTORY OF FIGHTING FOR

PROGRESSIVE ISSUES INCLUDING

TEEN VOGUE'S OLDER SISTER,

FASHION'S GLOSSY GOLD STANDARD.

>> THIS IS "VOGUE" DECEMBER.

THIS IS "GLAMOUR" EARLY 1973,

TALKING ABOUT --

>> ABORTION.

>> -- ABORTION.

>> FASHION AND FEMINISM CAN

CO-EXIST.

I THINK FOR US, IT'S NOT A NOVEL

TOPIC.

>> YOU SHOULD ASK REPUBLICAN MEN

THESE QUESTIONS.

MITT ROMNEY LOVED TAILORED SUIT

AND EXPENSIVE HAIRCUT, NO ONE IS

ASKING HIM ABOUT THAT.

>> WITH CONSERVATIVE WRITERS,

GIRLS WHO SUPPORT DONALD TRUMP?

>> YES, WE HAVE TRUMP

SUPPORTERS.

AFTER THE ELECTION WE HAD A

WOMAN WHO WANTED TO TALK ABOUT

HER STORY.

WE HAD GUN OWNERS WRITE ABOUT

THE SECOND AMENDMENT ON THE

SITE.

>> Reporter: TEEN VOGUE EXTENDS

TO MORE THAN JUST POLITICS.

THE MAGAZINE IS OPENING THE

PAGES TO NEW FACES.

HERE AUTHENTICITY IS EVERYTHING.

>> WE CREATED A MAGAZINE THAT WE

HOPE EXISTED WHEN WE WERE

GROWING.

YOU THAT MEANS CREATING

SOMETHING THAT IS INCLUSIVE.

>> Reporter: CREATING CONTENT

THAT IS MOVES FASHION AND

POLITICS FORWARD.

>> IF YOU WANT YOUNG WOMEN TO

SHOW UP FOR YOU, YOU HAVE TO

SHOW UP FOR THEM FIRST.

>>> NEXT ON "SUNDAY TODAY," A

For more infomation >> Teen Vogue's New Approach Spotlights Politics And Authenticity | TODAY - Duration: 5:26.

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White House Hopes Trump's Speech Will Reset Relations With Muslim World | TODAY - Duration: 3:27.

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA, WITH A PREVIEW FOR US, G GOOD MORNING.

>> Reporter: WILLIE, GOOD MORNING TO YOU.

WE ARE GETTING OUR FIRST GLIMPSE OF PRESIDENT'S HIGHLY

ANTICIPATED SPEECH. THE WHITE HOUSE RELEASING A

PORTION THAT CAPTURES HIS CENTRAL ARGUMENT IT READS.

IS THIS NOT A BATTLE BETWEEN DIFFERENT FAITHS, DIFFERENT

SECTS OR DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS.

THIS IS A BATTLE BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL.

HOPING TO RESET RELATIONS WITH THE ENTIRE MISS LIMB WORLD.

A MARATHON MORNING FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP, KICKING OFF HIS SECOND

DAY IN RIYADH WITH LEADERS ACROSS THE MIDDLE EACH.

>> LET ME SAY THAT YOU HAVE AN UNIQUE PERSONALITY THAT IS

CAPABLE OF DOING THE IMPOSSIBLE. >> THANK YOU.

I AGREE. AGAIN, I WANT TO THANK YOU.

AND I WILL GET TO EGYPT. WE ABSOLUTELY BE THERE VERY

SOON. >> Reporter: THIS AFTER A

WELCOME FIT FOR A KING. THE RED CARPET LITERALLY ROLLED

OCCUPY. A SEVEN-JET FLYOVER, CULMINATING

IN A DIPLOMATIC DANCE OVERNIGHT ♪♪

>> Reporter: THE PRESIDENT AND HIS TOP AIDES TAKING STEPS TO

SOLIDIFY RELATIONS WITH THE MUSLIM WORLD.

EVEN ANNOUNCED A $110 BILLION ARMS DEAL WITH SAUDI ARABIA.

>> WE'RE HERE AT SAUDI ARABIA, ABOUT HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF

DOLLARS OF INVESTMENTS INTO THE UNITED STATES AND JOBS, JOBS,

JOBS. >> Reporter: AND JUST A FEW

HOURS THE PRESIDENT'S BIGGEST ADDRESS YESTERDAY.

MR. TRUMP WILL DELIVER HIS ADDRESS BEFORE LEADERS OF 50

MUSLIM COUNTRIES. THE WHOLE WORLD WILL BE

WATCHING. AND THE PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK TO

THE NEED TO UNIFY AROUND THE COMMON OBJECTIVE OF PEACE AND

PROSPERITY. BUT MR. TRUMP APPEARS AN LIKELY

MESSENGER, AS PRESIDENT, HE'S TRYING TO ENACT A TRAVEL BAN,

PLUGGING FOR. >> DONALD J. TRUMP IS CALLING

FOR A COMPLETE SHUT DOWN OF MUSLIMS IN THE UNITED STATES.

>> Reporter: FREQUENTLY USING THE PHRASE RADICAL ISLAMIC

TERRORISM. A TERM HIS PREDECESSOR AND

OTHERS ABANDONED ARGUING IT'S OFFENSIVE AND WOULD ONLY RECRUIT

MORE TERRORISTS. NO WORD ON WHETHER HE'LL USE

THAT WORD TODAY. BUT ONE SAYING THE PRESIDENT IS

FOCUSED ON RESULTS, NOT WORDS. AND OVERSHADING ALL OF IT,

LOOMING CONTROVERSIES OVER RUSSIA THAT HAVE FOLLOWED HIM

BROAD. AFTER GOVERNMENT SOURCES PAM

WITH THE MATTER SAY THE ACTIONS OF A CURRENT WHITE HOUSE

OFFICIAL ARE NOW UNDER INVESTIGATION DURING A PRESS

CONFERENCE WITH THE SAUDI FOREIGN MINISTER SECRETARY

TILLERSON PRESSED, RATHER, HE KNOWS THAT PERSON'S IDENTITY.

>> I DO NOT HAVE ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THE PERSON OF INTEREST

THAT'S BEEN REFERENCED. >> Reporter: ONE OF THE

PRESIDENT'S TOP AIDES STEVEN MILLER IS ALSO ONE OF THE MAIN

WRITERS OF THE SPEECH. HE'S AS THE ARCHITECT BEHIND

THAT CONTROVERSIAL TRAVEL BAN WHICH TARGETS PRENAUM DANTLEY

MUSLIM COUNTRIES. I'M TOLD

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Skirt Steak Au Poivre And Side Dishes For Memorial Day: Get The Recipes! | TODAY - Duration: 4:14.

>>> WELCOME BACK, AND THIS MORNING ON "TODAY'S FOOD"

OUTSIDE GEARING UP FOR MEMORIAL DAY WITH OUR OWN LITTLE COOKOUT.

ALEX, A CHEF ON THE NEW SHOW, "IRON CHEF" HERE WITH SEVERAL

DISHES TO SERVE. LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT SHOW, BY

THE WAY. >> IT'S GREAT.

ACTUALLY, THE FINALE IS THIS SUNDAY AND PRETTY DRAMATIC.

>> NOW THAT WE GOT THE PLUG IN, GET TO THE FOOD.

WHAT WE'RE HERE FOR. STARTING WITH AN ICEBERG WEDGE.

>> A CLASSIC. I FEEL WE NEED TO BUS STOP THE

AMERICANA MEMORIAL DAY. PICKLES, KETCHUP, WORCESTER,

GARLIC. >> MAKE YOUR OWN RUSSIAN

DRESSING, BUY KETCHUP, MAY OH, AND VOILA.

>> DON'T BE TOO ROMANTIC. WE WANT TO GO OUTSIDE.

>> PICKLED CARROTS? >> MAKE AND EAT QUICKLY.

DON'T HAVE TO LET THEM GO FOR MONTHS AND MONTHS AND A CURRIED

WHITE BEAN DIP TO MAKE AHEAD. WHEN IT SITS IN THE FRIDGE, LIKE

YOUR GRANDMA'S LASAGNA, SITS IN THE FRIDGE, IT'S BETTER

OVERNIGHT. MAKE IT IN ADVANCE, DUNK AND GO.

AND GREAT FOR PEOPLE THAT DON'T WANT TO EAT BREADS.

>> IT'S ON OTHER RECIPE. GO TO TODAYSHOW.COM.

>> AND THIS IS A CLASSIC WITH A LITTLE FINISH.

A PEPPER CRUST. WHAT I LIKE TO DO GET CRACKED

BLACK PEP PEPPER TRY IT.

>> LOVE IT. COOL.

>> AND IMPORTANT, BY THE WAY, A SIMPLE THING.

DO BOTH SIDES OF THE STEAK. RIGHT?

>> YEP. >> BECAUSE YOU REALLY WANT THAT

FLAVOR TO SINK IN. >> CAN YOU RESEASON IT AGAIN.

>> YOU KNOW IT. I KNOW DO YOU THAT.

SO I'M NOT GOING TO STOP YOU. >> SHEINELLE AND DYLAN ARE OVER

THERE. >> I'M READY.

>> DROP IT IN A CAST IRON SKILLET.

HERE ARE TWO THAT ARE FINISHED. I'LL HAVE YOU ADD THIS.

>> OKAY. >> JUST SOME FENNEL SEEDS,

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, AND RIGHT IN THE PAN.

JUST GO FOR IT. >> OKAY.

COOL. >> AND JUST SOME GARLIC WE ADD

IN AT THE END, UNCOOKED. JUST LED IT SIZZLE.

HONESTLY, ONCE YOU DO THIS, IT'S REALLY, REALLY EASY TO JUST LET

IT FINISH AND SEE THE GARLIC, ADDS BODY?

IT'S AROMATHERAPY. >> DELICIOUS.

>> IT'S REALLY GREAT. >> THE STEAK HAS SO MUCH FLAVOR.

>> AND HOW LONG SHOW YOU LET IT COOK?

>> I LET IT GET REALLY, REALLY HOT BEFORE I ADD THE STEAK AND

THEN -- HOT OIL. ADD THIS IN.

SEAR ON BOTH SIDES. TWO, THREE MINUTES, DEPENDING ON

THE THICKNESS. THE OTHER REALLY IMPORTANT THING

IS, SKIRT STEAK HAS GRAINS KIND OF LIKE WOOD.

CUT AGAINST IT. >> YOU MEAN DIAGONAL A LITTLE?

>> YES. I'LL HAVE YOU CUT ONE, CHEF.

YOU SEEM LIKE THIS IS NOT YOUR FIRST RODEO.

>> I LOVE IT. >> GO AHEAD.

I'LL LET YOU SLICE THAT ONE WHILE I PUT THIS ONE.

>> GO DIAGONAL LIKE THIS? NORMALLY I WOULD CUT LIKE THIS.

>> YOU HAVE THE CHEF HUNCH. GO AHEAD.

DOING GREAT. >> YOU HAVE TO TRY IT.

>> TRY THIS ONE? >> OF COURSE.

>> DIG IN. DIG IN.

>> AH! >> RIGHT?

>> I LOVE IT. STEAK FOR BREAKFAST.

>> MEDIUM RARE? >> OH, YEAH.

>> NOW I DO. >> YEAH.

STEAK, MEDIUM RARE. >> AND THAT LITTLE GOO WITH THE

GARLIC AND FENNEL. SPOON IT RIGHT ON THE STEAK.

>> CAN I SAY SOMETHING, THE FENNEL YOU PUT ON, NEVER THINK

OF PUTTING ON AT HOME MAKING OUGHT THE DIFFERENCE.

IS THAT THE FENNEL. >> YEAH.

WHEN COOKING, I EAT ALL THE GOOD BITS AND GIVE MY FAMILY THE

REST. >> CAN I --

>> YEAH. >> CAN I -- THROUGH HERE, ON THE

GARLIC?

>> I LOVE HOW YOU ASK PERMISSION.

CLEARLY YOU WERE WELL TRAINED BY YOUR MOM.

>> ANYWAY, THANK YOU VERY MUCH, ALEX.

APPRECIATE IT. DYLAN AND SHEINELLE ARE HAPPY.

>>

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INCLUDING TWO FOR BEST ACTRESS

AND FOUR TONY NOMINATIONS LAURA

LINNEY MOVED SMOOTHLY THROUGH

HOLLYWOOD.

LINNEY IS STARRING IN A AN

INTENSE MOVIE CALLED "THE

DINNER."

LAURA HAS A REPUTATION FOR BEING

ONE OF THE MOST HUMBLE AND

CHARMING ACTORS IN SNOW

BUSINESS.

AND SHE PROVED WHEN SHE AND I

GOT TOGETHER IN DON MARINO IN

NEW YORK'S THEATER DISTRICT FOR

A "SUNDAY SITDOWN."

>> A MAN WHO OPENS A DOOR.

>> LAURA LINNEY, THE DAUGHTER OF

A NEW YORK PLAYWRIGHT

PRACTICALLY DREW UP ON STAGE.

BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN SHE'S

ALWAYS COMFORTABLE THERE.

I READ THAT YOU ACTUALLY STILL

GET STAGE FRIGHT.

>> OH, SURE.

>> IS THAT TRUE?

>> OH, YEAH.

THE CURTAIN CALL.

THE ONLY WAY TO DO A CURTAIN

CALL AND FEEL COMFORTABLE, THIS

IS HOW I MADE IT WORK FOR ME.

FOR ME, I HAVE TO SAY THANK YOU.

IT'S A BOW TO SAY THANK YOU.

LINNEY'S MOTHER WAS A NURSE AND

FATHER WAS A WRITER OF PLAYS WHO

OFTEN COULD BE SEEN TOTING HIS

CURIOUS DAUGHTER INTO THEATERS.

WERE YOU AT SHOWS ALL THE TIME?

>> I WOULD TAG ALONG WHEN I CAN.

SOMETIMES, IT WAS APPROPRIATE

FOR ME TO BE THERE, SOMETIMES,

IT WASN'T.

WHEN YOU'RE LITTLE AND YOU'RE

WATCHING ADULTS UNDERSTA S UNDER STRESS IT

MAKES AN IMPRESSION.

>> SEEMINGLY DESTINED TO BE AN

ACTRESS.

LINNEY STUDIED AT THE JUILLIARD

SCHOOL IN NEW YORK.

>> THERE WAS NEVER A HAPPIER

UNDERSTUDY THAN ME.

A BUNCH OF OLD JADED

UNDERSTUDIES.

I WOULD SHOW UP EVERY DAY.

IT WAS THE PERFECT FIRST JOB FOR

ME.

>> SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION.

>> TO WATCH STOCKARD CHANG

DEVELOP THAT CHARACTER WAS JUST

A LIFE LESSON.

>> LIVING OUTSIDE HER DREAM ON

STAGE, LINNEY HAD NEVER THOUGHT

OF HERSELF AS A SCREEN ACTOR BUT

SOMEONE HAD.

AT WHAT POINT DID YOU DECIDE I'M

OFF THE THEATER BUT I'M GOING TO

TRY SCREEN.

>> I DIDN'T.

I HAD A REALLY GOOD AGENT HE WAS

START ENOUGH TO SUSS ME OUT

ASTUTELY AND REALIZED.

SHE SENT ME OUT FOR TINY LITTLE

PARTS.

AND I COULD BE SORT OF LIKE,

OKAY, MAYBE THIS ISN'T SO BAD.

>> THOSE TINY PARTS SOON TURNED

INTO BIGGER ONES LIKE A ROLE AS

CLINT EASTWOOD'S DAUGHTER IN

"ABSOLUTE POWER."

>> AM I GOING TO BE ALL RIGHT?

>> YEAH, WE'RE JUST GOING TO BE

FINE.

>> YOUR LONG LIST OF CREDITS WHO

YOU'VE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO

WORK WITH, I IMAGINE CLINT

EASTWOOD WAS A GREAT THRILL.

>> I LOVED HIM.

HE REALLY TAUGHT ME HOW TO RELAX

IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA WHICH IS

A HUGE INVALUABLE LESSON.

HE FEELS LIKE MY FILM FATHER.

>> THE NEXT YEAR, SHE BROKE

THROUGH PLAYING OPPOSITE JIM

CARREY.

SHE'S BEEN NOMINATED FOR YOU CAN

COUNT ON ME AND THE SAVAGES.

LINNEY HAS FOUND SUCCESS ON TV

AS WELL.

EARNING AN EMMY WAS FRAZIER'S

GIRLFRIEND.

>> IT STARTS AT 2:00 -- IT'S

ONLY -- OH, DEAR GOD!

>> AND ANOTHER FOR HER PORTRAYAL

OF ABIGAIL ADAMS IN THE LANDMARK

HBO SERIES" JOHN ADAMS.

>> I REALIZE THIS IS

EMBARRASSING I'M A WELL EDUCATED

PERSON.

>> A LOT OF PERSON LEARNED FROM

THAT SERIES.

>> I KNOW.

>> LINNEY WON FANS AND ANOTHER

EMMY FOR HER LEADING ROLE ON THE

SHOW.

THE ONE SHE WAS ASKED ABOUT THE

MOST IS SARAH FROM THE BELOVED

2003 FILM "LOVE ACTUALLY."

>> OKAY.

THAT'S DONE.

>> AND THE CAST IS GETTING BACK

TOGETHER LATER THIS MONTH FOR A

REUNION SEQUEL.

>> CAN YOU BELIEVE THE WAY THAT

MOVIE HAS ENDURED THROUGH THE

YEARS?

>> WELL, I THINK THE REASON IT'S

SO IRRESISTIBLE IS THAT THERE'S

A GENUINE KINDNESS AND SWEET

TO

NESS TO THAT FILM THAT NORMALLY

IS DISMISSED.

>> YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL.

>> EVERYONE THAT I TALKED TO

BEFORE I CAME OUT, YOU'VE GOT TO

ASK HER ABOUT THAT AGAIN.

DID YOU GET TO SEE EVERYBODY

AGAIN?

>> I DIDN'T.

NO, THEY JUST FILMED ME.

MORE OF THAT, I'M NOT OF LIBERTY

TO SAY.

>> OH, I NEED SOMETHING.

>> I'M NOT AT LIBERTY TO

DISCUSS.

BUT YOU DO FIND OUT?

>> YOU DO?

>> QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS THAT

PEOPLE MIGHT HAVE.

>> IT WAS AN ACCIDENT.

>> MEANWHILE, LINNEY STARS WITH

RICHARD GERE IN A THRILLER

CALLED "THE DINNER" AND WITH

JASON BATEMAN IN THE UPCOMING

NETFLIX SERIES OZARKS.

MEANWHILE, IT'S BACK TO NEW YORK

WHERE THE 53-YEAR-OLD LIVES WITH

HER HUSBAND AND THREE SONS.

>> DO YOU EVER GET OUT TO SEE A

SHOW?

>> WELL, IT'S THE BIG

FRUSTRATION WHEN YOU'RE DOING A

PLAY THAT'S DOING WELL, YOU

CAN'T SEE ANYTHING ELSE BECAUSE

EVERYONE'S ON THE SAME

SCHEDULING.

>> LINNEY IS NOMINATED FOR A

TONY AWARD FOR HER PERFORMANCE

IN THE LITTLE FOXES.

A PLAY WHERE SHE AND CYNTHIA

NIXON FROM SEX AND THE CITY FAME

SWITCH ROLES.

>> SO THE IDEA OF SWITCHING

THESE ROLES EVERY NIGHT BETWEEN

YOU AND CYNTHIA, I'M TOLD WAS

YOUR IDEA INITIALINGLY?

>> IT WAS MY IDEA.

>> WHY DID YOU COME UP WITH THAT

IDEA?

>> I THOUGHT IT WOULD MAKE IT

MORE INTERESTING.

>> I WANTED FOR A VARIETY OF

REASONS, A, I WOULD GET TO PLAY

BIRD EI

REASONS, A, I WOULD GET TO PLAY

BIRD EE WHICH IS THE PART I HAD

AN AFFINITY TO PLAY.

AND B, BECAUSE WOMEN HAD NEVER

DONE THIS ON BROADWAY BEFORE.

I THOUGHT GOOD I CAN BE BAD NOT

JUST IN ONE PART BUT TWO.

>> SHE'S SO GREAT.

THE LITTLE FOXES IS ON BROADWAY

NOW.

AND HER MOVIE "THE DINNER" IS IN

THEATERS.

THAT 15-MINUTE SEQUEL TO "LOVE

ACTUALLY" WILL AIR THIS THURSDAY

NIGHT DURING THE RED NOSE

SCHEDULE.

>> CHECK OUT OUR WEB EXTRAS AT

TODAY.COM/SUNDAY.

DYLAN'S BACK WITH ANOTHER LOOK

AT THE WEATHER.

HEY, DYLAN.

>> HEY, WILLIE.

WE'RE GOING TO SEE WET WEATHER