Portions of Cate Edwards' exclusive interview with Savannah Guthrie aired this morning on the "Today" show. More from the interview will be featured tonight on "Rock Center with Brian Williams" at 10 on NBC.
Watch the "Today" segment below.
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Cate Edwards, the oldest daughter of John and Elizabeth Edwards, has given a "candid" interview to Savannah Guthrie of the "Today" show. The interview will air on Friday, March 29, on "Today" (7 a.m.) and on "Rock Center with Brian Williams" (10 p.m.). Both of those shows air locally on WNCN, NBC-17.
According to an NBC news release, Cate Edwards talks to Guthrie about losing her mother to breast cancer, about her father's affair with Rielle Hunter, and about the baby her father had with Hunter -- Cate's half-sister Quinn.
Below is an excerpt from the interview, as provided by NBC.
The Goathouse Refuge, a unique 16-acre cat sanctuary located outside of Pittsboro, will be featured on the "Today" show Thursday morning.
According to the Goathouse Refuge website, the segment will air in the second half-hour of the show, but the website also says "Today" airs at 8 a.m. -- it actually starts at 7 a.m. So just to be safe, you might want to record the whole show to make sure you get it.
"Today" airs locally on WNCN (also known as NBC-17).
The Goathouse Refuge gained national attention earlier this year when they were featured in a beautifully written front page story in The New York Times.
The News & Observer wrote about the sanctuary's role in helping local autistic children in May of 2012 and again this January for a story about animal advocates working to reduce euthanasia rates for cats.
If you miss the segment on television, check the "Today" show website for video later Thursday afternoon.
N&O staff photo by Harry Lynch
After the Wolfpack beat the Blue Devils Saturday afternoon in Raleigh, N.C. State students stormed the court, with senior Will Privette leading the rush. Privette, in a wheelchair, was nearly trampled in the crowd, but saved by Pack star C.J. Leslie. The story has been well-covered by local media, but this morning, Leslie and Privette went national when they were interviewed by Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie on NBC's "Today" show. Here's a video of the interview.
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Did you miss Scotty McCreery's performance on this morning's "Today" show? Here's a clip of part of his interview, and his duet with "American Idol" runner-up Lauren Alaina (special shoutout in this first video to Scotty's mom, Judy McCreery!). Click below for Scotty's solo performance of "I Love You This Big."
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DVR Alert: "American Idol" winner Scotty McCreery and runner-up Lauren Alaina will perform on the "Today Show" Summer Concert Series tomorrow morning on NBC.
The "Today Show" airs at 7 a.m. on NBC-17, and runs until 11 a.m. (pretty sure the Concert Series stuff will end by 10 a.m. but I suppose it's possible some of it could carry over into the Kathie Lee & Hoda hour).
Scotty has had a busy week already. He appeared with Mickey Mouse at Disney World on Monday, then visited with Regis & Kelly and MTV on Tuesday.
Here's the segment on the sexual assualt allegations involving Wake Forest basketball players, which aired this morning on NBC's 'Today' show. Here's our story and the response from the Wake Forest University president.
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When Charlie Sheen says he's not using drugs, I think what he really means is, "I'm using a lot of drugs." (Actually, I'll note that '20/20' gave him a drug test, which he passed, meaning he's obviously just full-blown crazy at this point).
Here's Sheen's interview with 'Today,' which aired this morning. Sheen says he plans to sue CBS for yanking 'Two and a Half Men.'
'Today' will air more of the Sheen interview on Tuesday morning's show, and ABC will air their Sheen interview Tuesday night at 10pm on '20/20.'
Update: Sheen gave another even more bizarre interview to TMZ today. Right after that happened, his longtime publicist resigned. Can't say I blame him.
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The "Today" show's 11th annual wedding contest will allow gay couples to enter this year for the first time.
Naturally, there's controversy.
Raleigh parenting expert Amy McCready is scheduled to appear on the "Today" show tomorrow morning to discuss "Is Time Out a Waste of Time?"
"Today" airs at 7am on NBC.
Read more about McCready and her work at the .biz blog.
