good morning to you. 9:27 now and 82 degrees already in fairfield. not even 10:00 a.m. and our temperatures are skyrocketing. in concord and livermore, 96 degrees. that's the forecasted high in concord. 96 in livermore and 97 degrees in fairfield. if you're looking for the cool weather, hit the coast. 80 degrees in san francisco. mid-70s in half moon bay. we're going to warm up even more so for tomorrow. might want to save your water day for tomorrow or wednesday. 95 degrees. the hottest cities in the bay area, triple digits as we head through possibly tuesday and wednesday. but the good news is, mike, onshore flow resumes on thursday. that means the fog will be back but the temperatures will drop as a result. let's check your drive right now. >> all i can tell you, if you're headed to the coast, watch the great highway slowing to san francisco that will be closed. three lanes are closed for the sig alert in san jose.

right here, 688 on the southbound side, a bug spray spill. a haz-mat situation. three lanes are blocked and northbound is blocked because they are slowing down to see what the commotion is. move over to more slowing westbound 580 through livermore and through sunol. the remainder of the morning commute sticking around. a hefty flow of traffic causing slowing here at east bay. 880 past the coliseum, look at this jammed up right past odot. >> mike, for the latest traffic and news updates, check out the nbc bay area morn news page on face pook. another update in half an hour.

two years ago this week while the world lost the king of pop, la toya jackson lost her brother. she's out now with a new book and has a lot to share about michael jackson's life and death and restarting her own musical career. we're going to hear from la toya jackson tomorrow on "today." meantime, jenna bush catches up with special high school graduate who face tough times. not only got their degree but they beat canner along the way. jenna will be sharing their remarkable stories a little later on. you mentioned graduation,

with school out for summer, the kids will likely be all about screen time, from their laptops to tv to their gaming consoles. and digital distractions are just endless these days. we have strategies for parents to limit the media overload. not take it away but limit it. and find some alternatives that will turn into your kids learning something online. you can balance it out. and in "today's" kitchen we're getting ready for the summer heat with light and fresh seafood dishes with a thai twist. but first, al, let's get a check of the weather. >> we're going to sew yshow youk ahead. warmer weather along the eastern seaboard. strong storms in the plains. out west, above normal temperatures. mid week, move east. warmer weather but stronger storms. above normal temperatures in the west. it continues as we get into the latter part of the week and more wet weather along the eastern seaboard. cooler as well in

well, we're going to be at near record breaking territory. 80s on the map. 82 in fairfield and sunnyvale and 77 in livermore and santa rosa. even san mateo at 77 degrees. this is where we're headed later on today and this is not the warmest day of the week. 90 in san jose. 92 in santa rosa. 97 in fairfield today. tomorrow, add on an extra 5 to 7 degrees. and that's your latest weather. >> we have special guests with us today. gabriel and patrick, they play lawyers in the new series "suits" on the usa network. patrick, you really play a lawyer because even on this show all about lawyers, you're not really a lawyer. you didn't go to law school and yet you just have a knack for it. >> that's right. i didn't go to law school. he's a character who is kind of stumbled his way into the high-profile corporate law firm.

and now finds himself having to pretend every day that he's got a law degree even though he doesn't. >> gabriel, you play a hot shot slick lawyer type of guy. are you playing the type? >> i am absolutely nothing like the character that i play. i wear my heart on my sleeve. this guy is tough as nails. and you know, gives this guy a hard time. rides him throughout the entire show. >> you guys wear beautiful suits there. now gabriel, you look hot and i'm just complementing. >> this san interview, tamron. >> you wait until after we're off the air. >> as i transition to a legitimate question. patrick, your character has a photographic memory, does that help you at life at all? >> i do very well with lines. we talk about that onset all the time. i actually have an amazing ability to retain some of the legal jargon. that comes in handy. >> you have to have latin if

you're a lawyer. >> we're working on it. season two maybe. >> i know the two characters have something of a bromance. you guys just clicked onset? >> we hate each other. >> why you got to -- >> don't worry. because she loves you enough for the beth of you. >> i love the show. i saw the previews. >> we're both really excited that it finally finds an audience. we've been working on it a long time. >> al, you, too, you're a some man. it's called "suits." catch the premier 9:00 central, usa network. coming up next, jennaha aged ha arnd remarkably grave graduates. money on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds!

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correspondent generjenna bush h >> as high school seniors across the country are graduating, they are celebrating some very special survivors. hats, gowns, and diplomas. familiar images, a rite of passage, but for these graduates, life lessons have been long learned. they are graduating seniors, they are cancer survivors. michael was just 16 years old when he was diagnosed with leukemia while on a cruise with his family. that must have seemed so surreal, to be in a foreign country that you've never been to and told this news. >> unbelievable as it was, i knew in that moment that this was my burden to bear. if i wasn't a man before, i had to be a man now. >> reporter: two years ago he underwent treatment in new york city. >> my chances of survival were slim. the fact that i recovered so quickly is astonishing. and that my hair grew back so quickly, because i was very bald.

>> your hair -- >> i have a lot of hair. >> you're not lacking in the hair department. >> definitely not. >> reporter: for general what mi jenna miller, her recovery was a distant memory but the scars are a disease she over came at the age of 2. >> a lot of people say to me that because i don't remember it, that i didn't really psychologically go through it. but for a little tiny baby to be able to get through such a strong disease, i think that's really powerful. >> reporter: as a toddler, jenna stopped walking. misdiagnosed for months, her parents were finally told their daughter had an inoperable tumor. but after a ten-hour surgery, little jenna turned a corner. >> once you get the news that your child has cancer, you know, especially back in 1995, you feel like you're not allowed to dream things like this. so they allowed us to dream. >> reporter: today it is more than just dreams that doctors

here offer their patients. >> when i was an intern, resident, i was told that it was unethical that places like memorial or st. jude's could tell a parent that their child would be cured of leukemia. now looking at 85% of kids are cured are leukemia. >> do you see a certain resilience in children? >> i think children are probably the most resilient. they just have this extraordinary capacity to just bounce back. >> reporter: michael's mom agrees. >> he really has a zest for life. he makes you want to live. ♪ >> even though you were diagnose wtd this serious leukemia, you feel in some ways lucky? >> yes. one of my roommates had stomach ulcers. there was one night he just kept screaming and screaming and screaming because he was in so much pain. i felt his pain. i felt it for him. i understood what he was going through. you know? and i knew that i i didn't have it nearly as bad as some of those kids. ♪

>> for these patients a walk across the stage is a milestone worth celebrating. >> i'm thrilled that i'm walking across that stage, but i'm still going to be feeling remorse for all the kids whose lives have been lost. >> we have stories and our stories affect people. this graduation just shows everyone that they're meant to do something. i'm sure there's a cure out there. it just has to be found. >> you know, both michael and jenna are such impressive kids. michael is off to pratt institute in brooklyn and jenna is going to upstate new york. we wish them so much success, al. they're so great. >> already successful. jenna, thank you so much. still ahead, texting, gaming, streaming, video, how do we limit the media over load for our kids yet keep them entertained this summer? [ male announcer ] this...is the network --

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this morning on "today"'s family, summertime, kids roaming the house instead of the school hallways, it may be hard to get that out of their hands. how to keep them entertained? founder and psyche terrorist gayle, "today's" contributor. good morning to both of you. this is a hot topic. a lot of people can relate to it. gayle, when we were kids. tv was the big enemy. now you've got smart phones, dvds, you name it. >> social networking. >> what is the challenge for parents right now? >> i think the time involved in limiting kids. that limiting the amount of time they spend, limiting where they are based on their age, it takes time as a parent and it's easier to plat them in front of or let it go, but kids can becomed ed a addicted to these things, kids

can get in trouble, be made anxious. it has to be supervised. >> kids ages 8 through 18, 7 1/2 hours a day with media. they have overload. i was at dinner the other day and saw parents whip out a little mini dvd player so their child could be entertained while eating dinner. what are some of the obstacles that kids will face later if we don't limit them? it. >> changes their brain. i think it actually changes the way they behave and interact with other people. you said 7 1/2 hours a day average kids spend with a media. multi-tasking, includes watching tv and being on your computer and phone at the same time, 10 1/2 hours per day for a kid. gayle is exactly right. the first rule of parenting with media and technology today is to set clear limits. in the summertime, that's a critically important thing to do. >> i'm startled. some of the experts say it leads to unhappiness, obesity, low grades. i get the obesity. but low grades, you would think technology makes you smarter. >> you're involved here with things that are not academic.

that's the point. they're games. they're social networking. kids can spend incredible amounts of time on certain social networking sites. that's time they're not spending doing studies or engaged in work or creative thinking. for young kids that involves play. having time to go it of and play and are to use their own imagination. >> let me ask you though. this technology is not going anywhere, jim. how do you avoid a civil war in your home? how do you not look like the mean parentnd balance it? >> a couple of things. first of all, i think you have to be honest and have an ongoing dialogue with your kids. i have four kids, gayle has three kids. we talk with our kids about this all the time. >> all the time. >> we set limits. we also choose quality in addition to quantity limits. so that you can use common sense. you can go find out what movie or video game or tv show is okay for your kids. you have to have an on going discussion about it. this device here, the cell phone, we saw it, is such an important device for kids today. they can getted a dited ed add

cell phone. if you sit there at the dinner table and you are using your phone all time or your crackberry then your kids -- >> you can't say do what i'm telling you to do, not what i'm actually doing. that doesn't mean you have to get off it but it means while you're interacting with your child and with your family, don't be on those devices. >> what about social websites and especially when you think about older kids. >> reality today. facebook is the predominant social website for kids 13 and up and as gayle i know, 10 and up. kids oftentimes will tell me that i that waste a lot of time just looking at pictures over and over again. social emotional imbalance. >> how do you turn it from that to quality educational things that might be on these apps or websites? >> first of all, you have rules about delaying when they can do these things. kids are going on younger than they should be and then you have to set time limits. you have to set where they can go and give them options to do

some educational things. >> you have options. star fall website, stack the countries and scrabble website. >> they're all examples of educational websites that you can find. go to common sense and find all of those. the bottom line is this. media and technology are part of parenting today. during the summer, it's critical that you stay involved with your kids' media and technologies. set the limits. help them make good choices. parenting is hard. the summer is great time. >> asking parents to do something very difficult. that is part of the job. the truth is if you do it up front, you will have an easier time later. if you let go, believe me, when the fall starts and school starts, you're going to have big problems. >> sounds like it's about balance, which is the key to life. >> it is, you're right. >> great information. up next, a taste of thai for a fresh summer menu. but first, this is "today" on nbc. [ male announcer ] how do you say...

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this morning in "today's" kitchen, easy as one, two, three, thai dishes to beat the summer heat. executive chef here in new york city, ty, good morning. >> thank you for that. >> we're going to go thai. i never think of this as thai food. >> look. the thais and the mexicans have things with lime juice. it's -- similarities between mexican food and thai food. the chilean came from south america as well. >> you got your large knife out. >> yep. >> we're going to first crack our coconut here. any special technique there? >> no, we just bang it on the three lines and then it goes exactly in half. what we're going to do now is we're actually going to -- place that here. >> okay. >> this is the new dish that we're going to have them try this week. we're going to be serving a coconut like that. this is a thai zester from

thailand. >> scraping it out. >> scrape it out. it's very thin strands of fresh coconut. >> get to that later. then we do the sauce. >> now we do the sauce. lemongrass, ginger, garlic, a little bit of salt for an abrasive. >> okay. >> turned into a fine paste. >> okay. >> many people donhave these in their home but i don't think they use them very often. >> the lemon juice? >> lime juice. freshly squeezed lime juice. >> it cures it. fish sauce for a little bit of taste. >> is that a special kind, thai fish sauce? >> thai fish sauce. it's anchovies. actually dried anchovies. >> what was that, sugar? >> a little bit of sugar. couple of pinches of sugar. mix that? >> you pour that into the fish. you have red snapper but would any fish work? >> depending on any flavor you want. a nice white fish. this is what we're going to be

using at work. >> pour that on to the fish? >> you. >> you say that cures it. i say cooks it. >> 15 minutes. curing is cooking it in a way. we mix that up like that. >> and 15 minutes. how do you know it's done? >> it turns white. as we move on to the one we've already done here, see how it's actually turned white? it's cured. it's ready to be served. >> then we add these things? >> freshly grated coconut, cilantro leaves, mint leaves, some diced red -- and 30 seconds left, let's make sure we get to our second appetizer, which is a mouthful. you use the leaf because that's the japanese -- you can't find the thai leaf here. >> yes. we use this leaf but in thailand you use their leaf. >> lastly, what do we have over here? >> we have prawns with a red

coconut curry. >> sounds like a great summer meal. >> it's still looking at you. >> i believe this is sydney. encapsulates summer, i mean. summer in new york city. >> thank you.

good morning, everyone. it's 9:56. caught on tape, we now have cell phone video of an arrest of a

college football player. he was on a plane wednesday when a flight attendant asked him to pull up his pants. when he did not, she called police who arrested him. in the new cell phone video posted on youtube, you can hear the conversation between the man, the police officer, and the pilot in the moments before his arrest. >> just listen. >> i ain't listen to nobody. i paid my fees, the lady came up to me and addressed the problem. i addressed the problem with the lady. i told her when i sat down, i'm sitting down and everything is taken care of. this is all unnecessary, sir. >> marvin says he did pull his pants up when he got to the seat. the confrontation got physical and arrested on suspicion of battery of a police officer, resisting arrest, and trespassing. prosecutors have not filed charges. he was returning to new mexico where he plays football for the

university of must next co-. let's talk to our weather lady. it is -- the kids are out. it's 80 some degrees and you say it's not summer? >> the kids are in watching tv. boy, it feels like it's summer already. 82 in fairfield, 77 in concord, 77 in livermore. make sure they have plenty to do inside because this is where we're headed. 97 in fairfield, 90 in santa rosa. the city of san francisco, just 80 degrees. as we head through tomorrow, even warmer, mike. >> this is official, we have called a sig alert for the south bay going on. rest of the south bay clearing up. an overturned pest control truck, pesticide spill, a haz-mat situation there. we have slowing coming down into the area of milpitas, 880, a vehicle fire as well. mike, for the latest traffic and news, check out nbc morning

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from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee gifford, and hoda kotb. live if studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hello, everybody, we made it back from beautiful, beautiful aspen, colorado. it's fun-day, monday, june 20th. we're so glad you're with us today. hello, hoda-woman. >> we had quite a weekend together in aspen. i had never been before. we were out at one point and you said, this looks like a coors beer commercial. and it really did. it's those beautiful mountain peaks. >> those are a few friends we

picked up along the way. >> those mountains behind were so breathtaking i just couldn't believe how gorgeous. >> what is going on with that? >> that needs an explanation. i like to go bicycling. but i hate helmets, i just hate them. and you know you got to wear them. i said fine, but i'm going, i'm not taking off my cowgirl hat. so i have the helmet and i taped the cowgirl hat with the top. because i wanted to look good. >> we had, it was beautiful. and the best part about aspen, there were so many great parts, is your hair never looks better than aspen. >> there's no humidity. >> it's shocking, i woke up out of bed and usually i look like a freak when i wake up. and i woke up and i was like, oh my god, this is the best ever. >> she actually canceled cecilia, this beautiful young woman who was going to do her hair. she canceled her because her hair was perfect. >> we have a piece from our

antics from the food and wine classic. >> and cassidy went with me and every single day she dragged me out for the longest hikes at that altitude. but it's really gorgeous. >> you feel it. >> but you don't care, it's so beautiful. everything you're looking at. and the air there is so clean. what i love so much about colorado, you're at an altitude where there's no pollution. and there are no bugs. >> so the flowers are like daisies, this big. everything. i love colorado, anyway, but summertime -- is magnificent. >> and the food and wine, we saw a bunch of our old friends there. >> we ran into a few -- it's ray's fault we went to begin with. we love our ray. we'll show you that a little bit later. but in the meantime. we had a very big event on friday that natalie was there to represent "the today show." >> it was the daytime emmys, and there's certain times where you like to say wow, we did well as a group and this is one of those times. "the today show" as a group won an emmy for outstanding morning program. and in addition, you know, you know that all the guys behind

the scenes make this work. director joe michaels won one. >> the first time he's gotten the individual emmy for outstanding direction. and dave levinson, mat ruffino, won for outstanding achievement in sound mixing. so congratulations to them. that was pretty cool, right? >> i felt like the susan lucci of morning television, for years and years, because every year rege and i would get nominated for best host and best show. never won one in 15 years. come over here, sit down next to hoda and boom, we got our second emmy, baby. >> and regis didn't get one? >> no. and it's his last year. i think dr. oz won one. don't cry for regie, he'll be just fine. >> we have a new show on nbc, called "love bites." >> because it does. >> we heard rumors, the thing about twitter and facebook is if there's any kind of buzz about something -- people will tell you right away and we heard

there was something about this program. on the show "love bites." >> we haven't seen it but we're going to see it when you do. >> look, guys, relax. i'm not going to call her. okay? did we have a good time? yes, we had a great time. but that's the whole point. we're supposed to have a great time. we're not in a relationship just because it's built into the morning and we watch kathie lee and hoda together. >> wait a minute, you watched kathie lee and hoda together? >> oh! >> guys, i have the number -- >> does that mean he's gonzo? does that mean it's a relationship? or is that the biggest cut in the world? >> that's the biggest cut. if that's all you got to do? >> if that's all you got to do at 10:00 in the morning, baby, it's over. >> we hope everyone had a good father's day and it seems like president obama had a really nice one. he was with his two girls, malia and sasha and they got ice cream and they went to this cool place called thomas sweet cafe in georgetown and apparently the girls got that cookies and

cream. >> no, cookie dough. >> but whenever they go to a spot, it becomes the hot spot. so that place will inevitably become a hot spot. >> we got home just in time to see a thrilling finish of the u.s. open. this incredible irish kid named rory mcilroy. i guess just set all kinds of records. >> 22-year-old. >> 22-year-old kid. he really -- i guess lost one of the last majors at the very end. he was leading by four. at the masters, by four strokes he was leading. and i guess, the pressure of it at the end, he sort of fell apart. but not this time. he learned, boy, this time. >> he's the youngest guy to win since 19 23. >> 22 years old. >> 16 under par. i would have 16 on each hole. >> i don't know what that means, so there. >> if it's a par 3, that means it's never been done before. >> whatever, he's cute and we're glad he's won because he's 22. and by the way, it's nice to

have a new face. that's the other thing. >> golf certainly needs it, since tort has sort of been out of the scene. >> i don't know who's at fault here, but apparently there's a lawsuit. this woman claims that her bikini burned her. she's 50 years old. >> she had one of those bikinis with underwire under them. she's laying out in the sun, she's a long island woman. she's getting sun and she goes into the shower and notices two burn marks. >> blisters. >> third-degree burns. >> she decided it was her bathing suit. she wants to sue apparently the bathing suit company. >> because she can't sue mother nature for the sun. >> no, she can't. here's the thing, if i wear a chain and i'm in the sun, i know it's hot. i immediately take it off. i don't know how she wouldn't realize she was getting burned under there. you would think she would notice. >> depending on, depending on your cup size, you don't see down there, if you know what i mean, it's all tucked away,

right? so we don't know. but we wish her all the best. here's another one i wasn't in it, although i think you deserve to be the best beach bodies according to "people" magazine. >> let's keep in mind their age, best abs, 23-year-old zac efron, cassidy completely agrees with that. and 26-year-old audrin audrina patridge. >> best arms are 26-year-old kellen lutz, from the "twilight" movies and 42-year-old jennifer aniston. although 42 sounds so relative to me. >> and she does a lot of yoga. >> and the best beach butt is 23-year-old minka kelly. and best legs, rafi nadal. and 41-year-old jennifer lopez. >> we're being told that regis and kelly did win? >> they tied. they tied dr. oz.

okay, good, wonderful. >> we're getting good information right now. >> we don't always get the information quickly. good for them. so that's kelly's first, i think. good for her. >> good. >> all right. now if you're out and about and you don't have one of the best beach bodies and you don't want to basically be seen, this is for you. these are called paparazzi shades. you know, they black out, they look like, they make you look like a "glamour" don't. >> they're $12, from fashion do's and fashion don't's. >> first of all, it would make more people look at you because they're so weird. >> you know who is here today, hoda woman. i've november him forever. michael bolton is here. i'm happy for michael, he's getting a whole lot of buzz again. he's going to perform with, i just met her downstairs. she is gorgeous, her name is delta godrum, i believe. a huge, huge star in australia.

they're making music together. new album is out. >> he's got all sorts of duti d out with rascal flats and a whole bunch of people. >> they're going to sing for us in a little bit. >> we have favorite stuff today. >> this is one you'll want to get, between $10 and $20, in everyone's price range. if you want to work out and lose weight. sometimes people who work out zip up those hot suits and they're so sweaty. this is, you get this at model's or sporting goods stores. you put it around -- your waist. hold on, right under here. and you put your t-shirt over it when you work out. you work out. when you take it off -- it is soaking wet. you burn off a lot of extra water weight. >> it would be water weight, but still. >> but you're not burning up. >> it's $10 and not bulky. light, cool. >> while we were in aspen you're

always tempted to order up room service from the beautiful little nell where we were, at the little nell. but cassidy said, no, mom, we're going to go on great walks and i want to you eat your cashi bars every morning. these are terrific, too, these are called go lean, crunchy. but these, these are so good. these are the honey-toasted and grain crunchy. here's one for you, hoda and one for me. >> you get two? >> yes. >> nice. >> they're just delicious. i had so much energy. so they -- i don't know how much they cost. can we go back a second, you guys? >> they're not much. inexpensive. >> these are a fan favorite. we asked our fans to post on our walls so we could feature. this is ali from long island said yoga toes they're $40 you can get them at yogapro.com. a lot of the tightness you get in your legs, hamstrings and lower back. they trace it down from the

foot. so a lot of the pressure points, by sitting around in these, the bottom of your foot, it holds it stretched out. >> is it comfortable? >> it's weird because i don't have things between my toes too often but over time it does relax them. he said, you should be able to put your fingers between your toes without trying and i can't. >> do you know how many people with foot fetishes are going crazy across america right now? absolutely bonkers. have a good time. we have a birthday in the house, delicious. >> yes, we did, christine kataldi. she's in our control room. happy birthday to you. there you go. thank you. >> you're welcome. all right, up next, we're going to join a lot of other winos and foodies in the rocky mountains. ♪ ♪ [train whistle blowing] we're here because we wanted to come as much as they did. (girl) it's really hogwarts!

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what comes to mind when you think of the rocky mountains?

the crisp clean air? the purple's imaginety? >> i think about wine. this past weekend was the annual food and wine classic in aspen, colorado. they invited us. what were they thinking? >> they had no idea. >> we took a camera along to show you the aspen adventure. talk about a rocky mountain high. we're here in gorgeous aspen, colorado where it doesn't get prettier than this. >> we've been waiting for this food and wine festival forever. >> we have to find it to enjoy it. >> we can drink in the meantime, can't we? >> why don't we drink along the way. i've been especially outfitted with a bottle of wine. >> i have -- provisions. hello. >> let's find it, hoda. >> why are we riding our bikes? >> you got to get a little exercise when you come. let's go. >> what do you think, hoda woman? >> oh, yes! [ yodelling ]

>> what do you think? >> i'm pretty thirsty. too. >> how do you get off these bikes? >> i can't get off. >> hey. there you go, baby. >> pop that cork. >> chardonnay. >> mmmmm. >> we're practicing. >> we gotta go. >> brace yourself, ladies, this is a marathon, not a sprint. >> uh-oh, trouble. hey -- >> hey, are you all right? >> good now. >> where are you going? >> to the food and wine festival. >> you're kidding. >> we've been lost, looking for it. >> get off that bike for a minute. wow. >> this is so much better than that. >> don't worry about me, i'll be fine. >> oh, hey, guys. >> hey, how are you? >> catching anything? >> not at all.

>> nothing? >> nothing. >> we're going to the aspen food and wine classic, want to go? >> let's do it. >> hey, hey, guys, the party is this way, the party is this way! ♪ she says, rocky mountain oysters, i love seafood! [ laughter ] >> thanks, guys. the festival is that way. ♪ sunshine >> woo woo! >> see, hoda? ♪ makes me happy >> ahhh! >> lyle! >> we made it! >> i know, now you're here. >> and now you get to work. >> we've got wine to load in. >> all right, everybody, ready, set -- wine!

>> woo woo! ♪ ♪ >> nobody told us about this. >> hey. >> better than disneyworld, yeah, baby. over there, the pinot grigios are over there. oh, no, the cabs, the roses! go, hoda, go! >> cheers. >> get in there, get in there. >> that's good. >> cheers. >> cheers to everybody! >> can you make sure we get not a sample, but a tasting portion? like -- that big.

>> oh. wow -- >> hey, salut! >> hoda, we have to thank them for inviting us. this has been one of the great weekends ever. >> and this is the perfect way to wrap up. our weekend right here, right now. >> this is it, the perfect way to wrap it up. i'm so thrilled you guys came. >> we're going to be opening up a bottle of wine that is worth half a million dollars? >> yeah. a nine-liter bottle. >> you're going to share it with everybody? >> absolutely. >> who's going to pop the cork? [ cheers and applause ] >> that was fun. >> you could see how dull the whole weekend was. it was so awesome. >> thank you to jk for doing the spot. >> who, by the way, just won a

murrow award. >> and many things to ray aisle and the good people at "food and wine" magazine and the aspen chamber of commerce, they put the "rock" in rocky mountains. >> that was fun. >> yes. and you know what, we really probably had less wine because we were working so hard, than -- >> we kind of got sick of wine. we got to be honest. >> i wouldn't go that far. up next we meet our fan of the week and michael bolton belts out a love song with the lovely australian singing sensation, delta gudrum. but first these messages. and permanent mounting tape. have you seen my phone? no... [ siren wailing ] that's my phone! [ cellphone rings ] no, that's her flat screen... she lives in malibu. hello, mr. stockton. yes, i have the agenda right here in front of me. [ male announcer ] get low prices every day on everything, including all the best carriers and smartphones, like at&t's blackberry torch, only 97 cents.

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it's time to surprise a lucky viewer at home in our series we call "fan of the week." >> sara sifted through the files until she found our lucky winner. >> cue the drum roll, without further ado, we have lynnette ebbers. she's from alexandria, virginia, she watches on nbc wrc tv, she's been watching the show since the beginning. her favorite part of the show is the talk. she loves to hear about how klg and hoda spend their weekends and what's going on with their families. she checks out their bling and lives vicariously through them when they go to broadway shows. >> that's me with my chihuahua. she watches the show because kathie lee and hoda make her laugh. they inspire her and refresh her

spirit and they make her want to jump right in with a glass of wine in hand. we think you're great and want to thank you for being such a loyal fan. pack your bags, we're sending you to send to half moon, a resort in montego bay, jamaica. >> we love it there. >> including round-trip airfare for two. airfare furnished by the jamaica tourist board. don't miss your chance to be our fan of the week by logging on to klg &hoda.com. >> she needs to watch this thursday, we're going to air our trip to jamaica. >> smile jamaica. we had a ball down there. >> i wonder -- lynnette had all of those cut-outs, those life-sized cut-outs. >> we probably don't want to know too much more. >> still to come, with reraising our kids to be dependant and unhappy? >> talk about kids, where to visit to see the three cutest.mr es>>his sundmmer >> and michael bolton will sing

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we're still climbing. we've got four additional hours of warming before we hit the daytime highs. east bay, 97 in fairfield and 96 in concord. i think livermore will hit 96 degrees easily today. and then we're talking about triple digits as of tomorrow. on this forecast map, in places like fairfield, livermore, and concord, as temperatures continue to climb, same goes for wednesday. finally a. cool down on the way, thursday through the weekend. let's check on the map with mike. >> right over there, 680 at king, sig alert has cleared, of pesticide and probably cleared of bugs as well. that's smooth through this area. 880 north of there, around mission boulevard, we have construction equipment in the middle of the freeway. one of your lanes is blocked and folks are getting by pretty smoothly. watch for that as it moves from chp and closures in that area. a disabled truck around 23rd.

still very low, san leandro through downtown oakland. better at the toll plaza, scott. for the latest information, check out nbc bay area morning news on bofaokce u yo b a.it we're back on this fun-day monday, with a subject that's not funny at all and that's over-parenting our kids. so all the attention we're paying our children, turning them into little monsters, maybe? actually hurting their chances for happiness later. >> it could be. lori gottlieb is the author of "atlantic" magazine's cover story "how to land your kid in therapy." and we have the psychologist and author of the book "blessing of a b-minus." hello and thank you for being here. >> a lot of parents, i think it's a natural thing. you don't want to see your child hurt. so your natural instinct is to swoop in and make sure you catch them before they really fall.

what kind of problems is that really causing? >> what happens, if you don't let your children experience any kind of sadness, when they get out into the real world, it doesn't work ha way, as we all know. >> it sure doesn't. >> so we're handicapping them in essence, aren't we? >> we're treating them like handicapped royalty. on the one hand we act as though they can't do anything on their own. and on the other hand, we expect them to be perfect in every area. so they're kind of confused. >> if they're trophies instead of little human beings. >> my dad used to say to me, i love you too much to deny you the privilege of making mistakes, was that the right way to go? because god knows i've made a lot of them. >> there's a saying on my son's preschool on the wall. if you want to make your kid's life too hard, make it too easy. >> is this something that's unique to a certain generation? and when and why did this thing even start? >> i think part of it is that we want our kids to be happy. but happiness has taken on new

meaning. it's kind of like they have to be happy all the time and in every way. if they're bored, oh, no, let's fix it for them. if they didn't get into the school play, let's call the school and see if we can fix it. >> it's an injustice. >> it is. >> what about when kids play sports and they don't keep score any more, they don't want anybody's feelings to be hurt? >> right. >> my favorite new development is that in preschools they stock red washcloths. in the closets. so that if a child skins their knee or gets a bloody nose, the teacher can quickly grab the red washcloth, so the child won't be afraid of the sight of their own blood. >> this is ridiculous. >> this is going on and parents are calling colleges to figure out why their kids don't get in. some parents are even calling jobs and saying, why didn't my child get that job. what's the advice for parents who are, are guilty of this? >> what i say to parents very often is, you want to learn to love the words "trial and error."

you want to prepare your child for the road and not the road for your child. and that they need to be unhappy, frustrated, disappointed. before they go off to college. >> we're supposed to raise them in the nest so that they fly away from the nest. if we haven't taught them to fly, that's when they're going to fall and kill themselves. >> part of the thing is that some of us, we have trouble letting them leave. because we are so worried about them taking care of themselves. and yet, we didn't prepare them. >> i really notice it as a generational thing. i get very frustrated. i do all of these book signings and children are so ill-mannered today. it's unbelievable. and yet, they say don't try to teach other children, you know, manners, because that's the parents' job. what do we do when say we have a friend and you see this trend? how can we be helpful to that friend and ultimately that child, if we see something like this happening. >> i think the best thing to do is lead by example. you start messing with your friend's child and that friend is going to get really defensive

towards you. and if you want to preserve the friendship, then you set an example in your own behavior and the way you treat your kids. >> is it possible to unring the bell? if you're one of those parents and you're watching, and say, oh, my gosh, that's me. is it too late to say, you know what, it stops right now. i'm not going to do it any more. >> i don't think it's too late. i'm one of those parents, too. and when i reported the article, i noticed all the ways i had to catch myself and it actually made things better at home when i wasn't overparenting. it actually made my son happier. the way to make your child happy is to actually be a parent. >> and not their best friend. >> you have to be like a salmon swimming against the tide. it's really counter-cultural to be a strong parent and kids don't need two more tall friends. by the time they're in sixth grade all their friends will be taller than you are. >> and it makes them feel loved. >> it's so important. up next, some of the cutest zoo babies in the country and where to find them. right after this.

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time for today's travel. and the cutest little zoo babies in the country. >> if you're looking for a family vacation, but you just can't seem to decide on a destination, these cute, cuddly creatures, may just do the trick. >> the folks at "budget travel" magazine took a look at the most adorable animals in america's zoo and the editor will tell us how to get there. we met your lovely husband at the food and wine classic. you should go with him next time. >> i'll have to get an invitation. >> it's a cool idea what you decided to do something, you came up with a poll. >> what great excuse to go traveling to visit some adorable animals. we have a poll on

budgettravel.com where we sort of are thinking of it like a cute contest. you can see three of our favorite cute animals and vote on your favorite. three of them today, i'd be curious to know which are your favorites, too. >> the first is the cheetah. >> right. >> tell us about kazi, the cheetah. kazi is at tampa, at busch gardens. and kazi, this is sad, rejected by his mother and in jacksonville. they took him over to tampa, now he's living with a labrador puppy. because apparently cheetahs and puppies do very well together. >> where can you see this? >> at tampa, busch gardens. and if you want to visit kazi, you can stay at the wingate at windham at tampa, a rate for $120 a night and a shuttle bus takes you to busch gardens and free wi-fi. next up, aurora, the orangutan. >> i love aurora. she's a the houston zoo.

and aurora, when baby orangutans are born, they have to be held by their mothers 24/7 for six months straight. but since aurora's mom is nowhere to be found, the zoo keepers and volunteers are holding aurora around the clock. >> isn't that precious. >> something so cute about it. >> with a stuffed animal. >> so cozy. >> she feels loved. >> she wins so far. >> you can see her at the houston zoo and stay at the hotel icon in downtown houston. $135 a night. >> let's talk about the owl. >> this is a controversial choice, currently the owl is winning in the budgettravel.com poll. not my favorite. >> that is not cuddly. >> the oil is at the cincinnati zoo. meet caspian, caspian is the favorite right now. if you disagree, go vote. >> i'm sorry. >> not happening today. we say aurora! >> aurora's my favorite, too. >> but anybody that's been abandoned by their mom. >> where do you stay for that one?

>> in cincinnati, you can stay at the garfield suites right downtown, a special cincinnati zoo package, $129 a night. per person, and that includes tickets to the zoo, the hotel has a kitchen, it's a great family-friendly option. it's really fun adventure. >> thanks so much. >> coming up next, simple summer dinners, just add tuna. >> really? >> right after this.

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time for today's kitchen, getting saucy with a mediterranean meal made easy. and who doesn't want easy in warm weather. and look who is with us, dominique is here the author of "pure food kicking program" she's here to bring her ideas to us. >> she's started. >> what are you doing? >> we're doing a fantastic beautiful tuna pasta. a couple of anchovies, some garlic, a little parsley. >> it smells so good. >> doesn't it, we're going to

saute this for a few seconds and straight in with some tuna. >> that's precooked tuna? >> this is the tuna in olive oil. >> packed in olive oil. we drained most of the oil off and then just break it up with a wooden spoon. >> this seems like this is a low-calorie dish. is it? >> well -- hoda, can you leave out, it's a little bit of butter and olive oil to start. but can you leave out some of the butter and white wine in. >> now we're talking. >> good job. and then the cherry tomatoes. and you can use fresh tuna if you don't have tinned or you wanted to go a little more glamorous. fantastic. just sear the tuna off beforehand in chunks. you want to saute it for a few minutes. >>ky tell you how quick that is? >> opening the can of the tuna is the hardest part. >> the sauce actually takes less time than what the pasta does to boil. it's a fantastic dish for one of those great mid-week meals and

also for the next day. it's great for lunch the next day. >> and over greens as you said. >> over greens, if you don't eat pasta or you're kind of gluten-free, you can use rice, quinoa, any of those grains. do you want to throw in some basel, a little oregano to finish it off. >> i like how you talk. >> a little bit of the pasta water. a little pasta water kind of just kind of develops the sauce a bit. i throw that in. now we're using a little spiral. but you can use any short pasta that you like. fettucini, spaghetti. >> any kind. >> we better stir it. and a good amount of salt and pepper. >> i'm surprised because the tuna is sort of salty. >> you've got a little salt and anchovy. >> we have a little bit of that. we want to see your steak. >> we'll sort that out later on.

this one here, this steak basically we've seared the steak off. we're going to use the same pan because of course it's got some great flavors in it. i want to get you to turn that on. >> okay. we got it. just tv, no one knows. you've got those carmelizing onions in the bottom. and red peppers. regular fresh peppers, celery. capers. a little of the oregano. >> and you want to sweat all of this off until it's really nice, flatly softened. the tomatoes, the recipe on the website says use fresh tomatoes that have been blanched and peeled? buy tinned and diced. >> and that looks really good. >> girls, all you need to do is top the steaks and straight into the oven. just to finish off the steaks to how you like it and it's done. >> it looks good. >> awesome. thank you so much.

>> that looks amazing. >> coming up next, grab the tissues, michael bolton will sing a powerful duet with a singer you'll learn more about. >> she's gorgeous. >> thank you, dominique. [ male announcer ] how do you say...

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we're back with a performance we have been waiting for. michael bolton has sung with everyone from luciano pavarotti to lady gaga and he's penned hits for streisand and kiss. now michael's on a 115-city tour, spanning several continents as he gets ready to release his 21st studio album. called "gems." he's here with us with a beautiful lady he's going to

sing with, named delta gudrum from australia. >> how did you two team up? >> fortunately we got a call that i had an opportunity to meet delta and that she was phenomenal. i heard some songs and i was blown away by her voice. she came into the studio and she said, i just wrote the song. we're almost done with the album. played us this incredible song she wrote with her partner, vince. i said, i think i have to cut this song. would you do this as a duet? and she said sure. >> wow. >> that night, she left. >> i had only just written it. i had only just written it. >> fresh out of the oven. meant to be. >> we want to let people know about what you're doing tomorrow night. >> we're doing a charity for women at risk, performing at bushnell hall. >> you've been doing that for a long time. >> yes, 20 years. partnering with travelers and doing a golf tournament as well. but the performance, delta has graced us with her presence for

that. >> terrific. >> and ariante, another australian. >> it could be worse, couldn't it? >> you're going to sing this fantastic new song. we'll be the judge if it's fantastic, all right, delta. just trying to take america by storm, great to have you. >> all right. here it is. ♪ ♪ ♪ broken, there's a stranger on the phone ♪ ♪ something's missing from seven years ago ♪ ♪ you tell me baby don't you cry any more ♪ ♪ that's the past and not what we've become ♪ ♪ but i know i am shaking not a breath left to me ♪ ♪ i can't speak ♪ so lk me in the eyes

♪ you know it's okay that we're going to make it forever ♪ ♪ come hold my hand ♪ so hold let's hold on to this last minute we have together ♪ ♪ because i'm not ready to say good-bye ♪ ♪ you and god both know all the years i've tried ♪ ♪ and if it's over ♪ give me the strength to go ♪ 'cuz i know i'm never gonna be ♪ ♪ i'll never be ready to say good-bye ♪ ♪ to you ♪ my bags are all packed ♪ they're waiting at the door ♪ it's hard to imagine i won't

live here any more ♪ ♪ i'm scared of tomorrow ♪ and the emptiness to come ♪ i'll change for the better ♪ since i've known your love ♪ so look me in the eyes ♪ you know it's okay ♪ we'll make it forever ♪ come hold my hand ♪ let's hold on to this last minute we have together ♪ ♪ 'cuz i'm not ready ♪ to say good-bye ♪ you and god both know all the years i've tried ♪ ♪ and if it's over ♪ give me the strength to go ♪ 'cuz i know i'm never gonna be ♪ ♪ i'll never be ready to say

good-bye to you ♪ ♪ i'm not ready ♪ 'cuz i'm not ready to say good-bye ♪ ♪ you and god both know ♪ all the years i've tried ♪ and if it's over ♪ give me the strength to go ♪ 'cuz i know i'm never gonna be ♪ ♪ i'll never be ready ♪ to say good-bye to you ♪ say good-bye ♪ i'll never be ready >> that's a hit. >> i got to say, i was just looking over at you guys on camera, it's like having olivia

newton-john all over again. it's like seeing a star being born. >> where's the next spot you're singing? >> we're in hartford in two nights, at the bushnell. and then off to europe. >> thanks, guys, that was terrific. >> thank you. >> great to meet y