good morning. developing now, top commanders to come face to face today with lawmakers who want answers over a rash of sex assaults in the military. this as a new case emerges within the renowned football program. new this morning, oscar pistorius makes his first court appearance in months overnight. why the prosecutors want more time in the murder case against the olympic sprinter. and harrowing delivery, a frantic call to 911 as a mother carrying twins goes into labor on the side of a highway. >> his lips are still blue? >> yes. >> we'll check in on mom and baby today, tuesday, june 4th, 2013.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone, welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning, i'm savannah guthrie. >> and i'm matt lauer along with al roker and natalie morales. a lot of fireworks expected on capitol hill today. not only over the military assault cases. but also, you've got the growing scandal in the irs. >> the leaders of the conservative groups who were targeted are going to testify in a separate hearing today. have a lot more on that in a moment from nbc's lisa myers, but we want to begin at the pentagon. mick, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. all the military's top brass are marching up to capitol hill this morning where they're sure to face a tough grilling on a rising number of sexual assaults in the military. this on top of the latest incident at the elite naval academy which allegedly involves a volatile combination of sex, alcohol and football.

>> officials confirm, three navy football players are under investigation for allegedly say salting an unconscious female mid shipman at a party last year. when her client reported the incident, she was disciplined for drinking. but the three football players went unpunished and permitted to finish the season. >> the message sent loud and clear is she was getting in trouble for coming forward and nothing was happening to the men involved in the wrong doing. >> the alleged incident occurred as sexual assaults in the military rose to record highs. the pentagon estimates that sexual assaults skyrocketed last year from 19,000 to 26,000. that includes two recent incidents involving military members entrusted with protecting victims against sexual abuse. one has been charged with sexual battery.

pressure's now growing in congress to change the military culture that often protects the accused by changing the way the military justice system pursues and prosecutes sexual assault cases. >> these have to be treated like the crimes they are. these are crimes of violence, crimes of aggression, crimes of dominance. >> at this year's naval academy commencement, president obama told these graduates sexual assault poses a serious threat to the entire military. >> that's why we have to be determined to stop these crimes. because they've got no place in the greatest military on earth. >> one senior was missi not allowed to graduate pending the investigation into the latest academy sex scandal. >> and what's going to happen on the hill today, there's one proposal to remove the authority from commander to determine whether these cases go to trial. how is the military brass likely to respond to that? >> well, for the first time, we're hearing from many lawmakers, most of them women as you can imagine who are more

encouraged than ever that there will be some change. they think it'll be incremental and they've got a long battle ahead of them. but all this public attention is already making a difference. this victim at the naval academy, this alleged victim apparently came forward. she was encouraged by all this attention to seek out a lawyer. in the private sector, though, not a military attorney. savannah? >> we will hear more about this today, jim, thank you very much. matt? all right. the scandal involving the irs is also front and center on capitol hill this morning while new details are emerging about the agency's excessive spending on lavish conferences. nbc's senior investigative correspondent lisa myers has the latest on this. good morning. >> matt, good morning. today conservative groups improperly targeted by the irs get their turn before congress. and the inspector general who called what happened unprecedented is expanding his investigation. and those conferences, well, wait until you see what some

speakers were paid with your money. ♪ >> reporter: we've all seen the dance video. but for irs employees whose moods weren't improved by that. >> hey, this isn't so bad. >> reporter: the agency paid more than $11,000 for a happiness expert. $27,500 for an innovation expert and $17,000 for an artist who painted abraham lincoln and michael jordan during a session on leadership through art. this lavish spending, $50 million for conferences came during the same period as the agency was coming down hard on tea party and other targeted groups. singled out through what's known as a be on the lookout or bolo. a list of criteria that triggers extra scrutiny. >> ordered recommendations -- >> reporter: now the inspector general is investigating other bolos used by the office in cincinnati. who initiated them?

and why? sources familiar with the process tell nbc news that some bolos underreview or dictated to the field office by washington. >> we don't know everything by far at this point. what we know is bad enough. >> in an interview with nbc, former irs commissioner mark everson called for bipartisan select committee of the house and senate to thoroughly investigate while defending the overall integrity of irs employees, everson appointed by president george w. bush criticized bungling at every level, especially by senior officials who told congress conservatives had not been targeted. >> it was just tragically wrong to say there was no targeting. and then not to correct the record when it was clear that wasn't the case was also sort of shocking. >> the new acting irs commissioner danny werfol vowed to restore public trust. >> this agency is founded on a

principle of operating impartially and we failed in that most basic core principle here. >> now he promised to cooperate with all investigations. but congressional sources on both sides of the aisle say the irs still has not turned over a large number of documents requested by the senate and due last week. matt? >> lisa myers in washington. thank you very much. another major story in the world of politics. the dilemma now facing new jersey's republican governor chris christie. who will he choose as a replacement for the late democratic senator frank lautenberg? it is a political hot potato. chuck todd is nbc's political director and chief white house correspondent. chuck, good morning to you. >> good morning, sir. >> i think the "new york times" summed it up pretty well. normally a governor would love to have this opportunity because it gives that person a chance to have an impact on national politics, but there's a lot of personal political risk for chris christie. take me through it. >> there is. and timing is everything. he's in a re-election year.

and any time you introduce a new factor into all of this is always unsettling. he's been in a glide path to re-election. he's got a democratic challenger, but she's far behind. chris christie is on the verge of getting a whole bunch of bipartisan support. you have president obama with him virtually campaigning with him, though, of course, not endorsing. this is now actually a lot trickier than it should be. >> let's talk about his options. frank lautenberg was a staunch liberal, democratic senator for years out of new jersey. christie could on an interim basis appoint a democrat. what's the fallout from that? >> if he has any interest in being president of the united states and the republican nominee some day in 2016, he cannot alienate republicans by somehow preventing them the opportunity from getting a u.s. senate seat. mark my words, he will not appoint a democrat. >> let's say he appoints a republican on an interim basis and sets up a special election. let's say it happens in

november, that might put a guy named cory booker on the ballot for that seat. what does it mean to chris christie? >> well, that could mean that the democratic candidate for governor gets a lot of help. cory booker's very popular, could end up getting more african-americans to come out to the polls, but there's another option here, matt, there is some sort of legal uncertainty here in the law in new jersey, there's conflicting law here about when a special election should be held. the strictest ruling of the law would indicate chris christie, the governor's going to do the most strict reading of the law. what put the special election, matt, in october of this year a few weeks before the general election. now that would cost extra money. >> right. >> there may be pressure for him to put it at the same time. but he could end up calling for the special election and having the election in october. that means probably an easy win for cory booker or my any democratic nominee and saves him from any possibility. but, you know, republicans here

in washington, matt, they want this election at the same time as christie because they think they think christie helped their potential candidate. >> chuck todd in washington, chuck, thank you very much. there are new developments this more on the fight on that massive wildfire in california. >> good morning, everyone. hundreds of people in homes are still staring down the threat of on wildfires north of los angeles this morning. nbc's ayman has the latest from lake hughes, california. >> what difference 24 hours makes. yesterday evacuation orders were in place for about 3,000 people. it is a sign that firefighters have momentum on their side. really, the weather speaks for itself. for the first time in several days, as you can see behind me there is a marine layer that has set in on lake hughes. right now, that 33,000 acre blaze has been contained, up to nearly 60%.

and firefighters hope with the weather conditions in their favor, that number will grow. right now, it is foggy, there is high humidity, low temperatures and above all, the wind has died down somewhat considerably. that has been a major problem for them over the past several days. but for the first time, they feel they are going to be able to contain their fire within a week. natalie. >> we'll keep our eye on the situation there, thank you. a united nations report out today shows that syria's civil war has reached new levels of brutality and it says that investigators believe chemical weapons and thermo baric bombs have been used. meantime, demonstrators in turkey turned deadly as a 22-year-old man is killed in those anti-government protests. the first public appearance in nearly four months for oscar pistorius, a south african judge agreed to a prosecution request to delay his murder trial until mid-august. the so-called blade runner is

charged with a valentine's day murder of his girlfriend, reba steencamp. the socialite who came into the spotlight during the fallout is suing the government and has filed suit against the fbi, the pentagon and several unidentified government officials. it was revealed last year that kelly received anonymous e-mails from petraeus and admitted mistress paula broadwell. kayla tousche has the latest from the new york stock exchange. what do consumers need to know today? >> consumers are buying more cares and fewer virtual tractors. homeowners are seeking bigger vehicles to help with renovations and spring cleaning. meanwhile, zynga is laying off 18% of its workforce as fewer

people are playing its popular games like farmville and words with friends. finally, lululemon yoga pants are safe to wear again. three months after being yanked from the shelves for being too sheer, two of those popular stretch fits are back. >> farmville, words with friends sounds like something we do around here. would you like that breakfast shaken or stirred? passengers on this singapore airlines flight would have preferred neither when severe turbulence sent their coffee to the ceiling after the plane dropped about 100 feet suddenly. he said it was like having an elevator cable cut. about a dozen people on board were injured in the london bound flight last weekend, but cross credits the crew for a swift cleanup as soon as it was safe. still, some injuries there. it is 13 minutes after the hour. back to matt, savannah and al. >> that feeling of dropping when you don't expect it. >> that feeling in the pit of your stomach. >> when they say put your seat belt on, you have to listen.

i'm talking to myself here because sometimes i don't do it. >> mr. roker, another busy weekend for you. >> and imagine this, you're driving, you come up along -- this is in uconn, oklahoma, of high water. so you decide to back up, turn around. your car slips into a rain-swollen creek, is submerged completely. luckily, the window broke out. the driver was pushed out and a police officer on the road was able to throw a rope to the guy and saved him. but that was frightening stuff. let's show you what's happening as far as the midwest. more severe weather. severe thunderstorm watches for our friends in oklahoma, including oklahoma city. a lot of on heavy rain there. and we've got the risk of strong storms from wichita falls up to kansas city and more flooding rain to talk about in florida. why? because we've got this investigation area down in the yucatan peninsula. it's going to move north and bring anywhere from 5 to 8 inches of rain as we go on

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meanwhile, 79, right here in san jose. the envy of the nation when it comes to our weather. jury selection begins today in boston for alleged mob boss james "whitey" bulger after spending 16 years on the lam. he's accused of running an elaborate criminal enterprise and murdering 19 people during the 1970s and '80s. ron allen has that story. >> james "whitey" bulger, now 83 was has long been a notorious figure. the inspiration for the gangster in the academy award winning film "the departed." >> people how to die for me to be me. >> bulger was allegedly an fbi informant. he fled back in 1994 after get ago tip he was about to be indicted. he was soon on the fbi's ten most wanted list and on the run until two years ago when he was found and captured in southern

california with his companion. today, jury selection begins in the trial expected to last several months, involving more than 100 witnesses including mob figures testifying against bulger for the prosecution. overflow crowds of the curious and tight security will be the order of the day at federal court. none more anxious to see bulger finally face justice than the relatives of those he's accused of killing. >> that old man that you see in there is an absolute animal. he's a demon in disguise. he's hot, soulless. >> bulger has pleaded not guilty to charges that include racketeering and murder. a year ago, his companion was sentenced to eight years for helping him hide. if convicted, bulger could spend the rest of his life in prison. in the meantime, overseas, this is a big day for the queen. the royal family marking 60 years since her coronation with a service at westminster abbey a year ago.

>> good morning. incredible to think, isn't it, of the challenges the queen has phased over the last 50 years. she has seen 12 presidents. as she celebrates today, she will be worrying, too, about the risks and challenges that the future holds for her children and grandchildren. and here they are. her heir, charles, his heir, william with wife, kate, close to delivering an heir to william. three, almost four generations celebrating a remarkable reign in the very abby where queen elizabeth was crowned. her coronation was broadcast from here, a first of its kind. six decades later, so much has changed. there have been the scandals, prince harry la emting in an interview this year, a world where everyone has a cell phone camera. >> i don't believe there is any

such thing as private life any more. i'm not going to sit here and wind -- everyone knows about twitter and the internet. you can't move an inch without someone judging you and, you know, that's dish suppose that's just the way life goes. >> the media now part of the royals' lives as william and kate prepare to bring a new life into the world. >> i get the impression that the duchess of cambridge, a new mom is going to want to be proudly displaying this baby. will william be pulling her back in that? >> when a great-grandchild on the way and celebrating the anniversary of her coronation, the queen smiles. while perhaps worrying a little at the modern pressures on her royal family. and the queen has never given an interview, but she is now on facebook and perhaps another sign of the changing times, the duke of ed inburgh was feeling

too unwell to attend the gala, but he attended the day today by her side as he has been all these years. >> i feel sorry for him because he wasn't feeling well, remember, last year when we were in london for the jubilee. obviously, still feeling some effects. >> absolutely. best to him, of course. coming up, we're going to have a lot more on this morning's key decision from a judge in the oscar pistorius case. and drama on the on interstate. a mom pregnant with twins goes into labor with emergency crews miles away. her dramatic call to 911. wow, the track looks perfect.

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it is 7:26. i'm jon kelley. police warning joggers in palo alto to watch their surroundings after a woman was groped when a man jumped on her back and ran off when two cyclists came by and jumped in to help. officers looking for anybody who may have seen the man in the area. san jose police have arrested two suspects in the shooting death of two teenagers. one of them, 19-year-old matthew delivered of san jose. a 17-year-old is also under arrest but his name has not yet been released. the teen suspected of shooting and killing two other teenagers in east san jose two sundays

ago. police do not believe the double shooting was gang related. an early wakeup call, not a good one for people living in a san francisco neighborhood. take a look at this. an suv slams right into a home. the gold range rover crashes into a house on keith street. that is in the bayview district. you can see the suv partially just pushed up into that garage. this is a video from our chopper. the female driver was taken to the hospital suffering minor injuries. a much better start to your day i'm sure. the weather outside agreeing. a nice one. >> it is going to be nice. good morning to you. part of the reason why is because of the low clouds we have overhead and the cool start to the day. 56 in san jose. we will be at 70 degrees in fremont by noon. temperatures are going to be comfortable until about noon. getting a little bit warm in places like livermore, fairfield and gilroy. touching on only the low 80s. a touch cooler yesterday. the east shore, expecting plenty of low to mid-70s and 63 on the

way to san francisco. 98 degrees for friday. let's check that drive with mike. >> we're looking over to the peninsula, smooth drive in this picture, south of university where our camera is there is a crash at san antonio. it sounds like a solo car involved. it is the center divide. going to be a distraction. the maps show slow on the other side of the bay jamming down into union city. at times, very slow. northbound through the south bay continue to build. another local news update in one half hour from right now. hope to see you then.

7:30 now on a tuesday morning, the 4th of june, 2013. that was the scene just hours ago in south africa in a courtroom where oscar pistorius made his first public appearance in months. we'll have more on what the judge decided about his trial coming up in a couple of minutes. i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie, al roker and natalie morales. and coming up we'll go live to cleveland and find out how the three women who survived that decade-long ordeal are doing today, one month after their dramatic escape. and in the wake of tragic death of three storm chasers do we need to make changes to the way extreme weather is covered and studied? what is trending today a new

ran for to youyou to slather on sunscreen. nbc is in praetoria, south africa south africa, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. oscar pistorius seemed composed as he arrived. he barely spoke a word during the 20-minute hearing which was a big step towards his murder trial. oscar pistorius returned to court today, cameras following him right into the dock. he stood absolutely still for most of the hearing, his case postponed for two months. pistorius is accused of the premeditated murder of reeva steenkamp. very blurred these police pictures leaked to sky news

because they're so graphic, showing blood around the toilet, workers on the toilet show which show where bullets struck. he thought he was firing at an intru intruder. his coach says he's traumatized. >> oscar i'd love to say he's fine but he's not fine. >> reporter: he recalls oscar's delight in the romance. >> he would go and have her an his lap and that's the relationship i saw. >> reporter: one reads "i miss her so much that i just don't know how to cope without being able to see or touch or talk to her." pistorius will return to court on august 19th. what would have been reeva's 30th birthday. and reeva's parents have given an interview to british koumt te documentary makers saying reeva

was afraid of his fast driving. reeva's mother told oscar "if you hurt my baby in any way i will have you wiped out." >> rohit kachroo, in pretoria, south africa. lisa bloom, good morning. >> good morning. >> we see postponements all the time in the u.s. legal system. do you read anything into it? >> i think it's safe to say the side seeking the prosecution is the side that's not yet ready to prove its case at trial and interestingly here that's the prosecution. >> and the magistrate voiced concerns about media coverage of the trial, it being sensationalized by journalists. but it is a judge who will die decide of this case. >> there is not a judge on the planet, savannah, that enjoys crime scene photos being leaked to the press and the high profile case this one is but the bottom line as you say there's

no jury, i don't see much risk of a taint here. >> the crime scene photos rather extraordinary evidence leaked to the press since we have seen and you've examined the photos, do you see anything forensically from your standpoint that helps the defense or hurts the defense' argument? >> both sides in this case concede that oscar pistorius is the one who shot and killed his girlfriend through the bathroom door. the question is why? was it a mistake and when you look closely at the photos the shots are through the bottom half of the door, consistent with his story he heard a sound, he got up, didn't have time to put his prosthetic legs on and instead went on the stumps of his legs and shot to the too from a low angle. >> we mentioned a couple seconds ago a judge will determine guilt or innocence in this case. normally a defendant wants a jury trial. you have a different take on this. you actually think it benefits potentially oscar pistorius that

it's the judge who will determine the case. >> if i were representing oscar pistorius i would want a judge to try this case. there's so much emotion swirling around this case, social issues in south africa about crime, fear, abuse of women. i would want a judge who would tend to be more rational perhaps and listen to the defense, decide the case based on the evidence. i think this is a good outcome for him. >> lisa bloom in los angeles for us, thank you so much. >> thank you. we will head outside and get a check of the weather from mr. roker. >> oh, hey, good morning, thank you very much. as we adjust ourselves here. hey you want my job. odds are you could probably get it without a lot of trouble. what's your name? >> nationon. >> where are you from? >> greensville, tennessee. >> gain some hair or lose some weight or the other way around. look at the jet stream up to the north and texas, 103 in roswell and arizona, new mexico, 107 in midland, 98 in amarillo and up

behind the jet stream look at the temperatures, 50s and 60s, no big deal there and as we show you the rest of the country, temperature afternoon highs we're looking at warm weather from texas on to the southwest on into florida. we have 50s making their way through the plains, 60s in northern morning and sarah haines why are you awearing a corn cob? >> i'm representing my iowans over there, that's a whole field. good morning to you. time now, 7:36. a live picture of san francisco to show you the overcast sky. the june gloom. that's going to lead to a really comfortable afternoon. look at where our temperatures are headed. a touch cooler than yesterday. we'll see plenty of 70s around the east shore. 74, fremont. 79 in san jose.

63, that's it for you in san francisco. getting into wednesday and thursday, the heat is on. it really cranks friday up to 98 inland. triple digits for saturday. always get that weather you need, go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com. that pop-up sign is pretty impressive. all right, savannah. >> al, thank you so much. still the study we wish we knew years ago, is the secret to looking younger in your sunscreen, why you may want to start using it all year long, sunny or not. up next how the kidnapping victims are coping one month after their dramatic escape. more than you think. that didn't take very long, did it? summer's here, so are the savings. that's nice. post it. already did. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot.

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>> reporter: good morning to you, matt. today an ohio lawmaker would introduce legislation to give the three women $25,000 each over the next ten years plus medical care. you see the house behind me where they stayed for so many years, there's a chain-link fence up and barricade on the roof to keep anyone from jumping in from the house next door because this is still an active crime scene. the neighborhood very quiet much like the other neighborhoods where these women are quietly rebuilding their lives. the tv trucks and police are gone, just a few members of the guardian angels in front of the home of gina dejesus. it's a stark contrast to the scene just four weeks ago when gina pushed through a crowd with a windbreaker over her head, home again, after nearly ten years. so this is basically the last place gina dejesus was seen. >> right here, heading eastbound. >> reporter: cleveland city councilman matt zoan has visited

several times in this past month. he says gina has been able to blend in, taking walks with friends, a young woman who no longer looks like her missing photo at age 14, the puppy she bonded with as a prisoner is living with her again now. >> she wants to get her driver's license, interested in going back to school, do the simple things you and i take for granted, she wants to go see a dentist, she wants to go maybe get her hair done. >> reporter: all the things she's missed out on. >> half her life for sure. >> reporter: all three are safe, happy and healing. >> some survivors are currently looking at apartments and talking about where in one case, amanda berry's case where does she want to raise her child. they're moving on with their lives. >> reporter: tom stevens is helping run a fund which already raised more than $750,000 to go directly to the survivors at the house of blues on friday, cleveland browns players contributed more. >> i want to do something where i could really impact and help

them. >> reporter: the home where they were held prisoner is now a bizarre tourist attraction, the owner now a prisoner himself, jail logs show ariel castro has been wandering his cell naked and frequently asking for cleaning products. lawyers for the women say they don't want to speak out until after the trail for ariel castro is well over. gina and her mom are planning a quick summer vacation, want to get out of town for a little while, matt, but it is remarkable how much space and time this community is giving these women to heal. >> kate snow in cleveland for us this morning. coming up next the dramatic 911 call from a mom who was forced to deliver her twins on the side of the road, but first, these messages. he doesn't have heat vision, or even wear a cape. he doesn't battle evil villains. and he can't save the universe. he doesn't have super-human strength...

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safe to take one final get away with her friends. but her twins apparently didn't get the message. >> lynette hales was all smiles last night. what a difference a day makes. >> i think she might be in preterm labor with twins. >> during a weekend away with friends, hales, just 30 weeks pregnant woke up sunday morning to unexpected contractions. >> i thought, i've got to get to my doctor in salt lake. >> about 100 miles away, she and her friend jim gerber decided to try and beat the clock. rushing to the nearest hospital when suddenly -- >> you guys need to pull over and let me know where you're pulling over. >> being experienced as a mom and going through labor three other times, i knew that i checked myself that i knew that the baby was coming out. >> gerber pulled over just in time to help hales with baby number one. >> oh, my god, the baby's coming

out. >> when he came out, i delivered and i had to break the water with my fingernail. >> the baby, however, wasn't breathing. >> is he still doing compressions and mouth-to-mouth? >> yes. >> after several minutes, hales fears the worst. >> i think my baby's dying. >> the baby's lips are blue. keep him alive. keep him alive. >> officers rushing to the scene also worried about what they might find. >> possibly one infant that may not make it and then my thoughts turned to with the other issues coming on maybe a second infant may not make it and maybe mom. >> once the officers arrived, the first newborn, jeffrey jr. was showing signs of life. >> i will not allow you to be a stillborn. and he had looked up at me and kind of -- and he was kind of gurgling. >> they quickly helped deliver twin brother anthony james before mother and babies were airlifted to a local hospital. >> it's a life-changing experience.

and the most important thing is i've got two beautiful babies. very thankful for that. >> weighing still only about 3 pounds each, twins a.j. and j.j. are in intensive care for several more weeks. doctors say, though, they are expected to be fine and hopefully home by their original due date in mid august. >> terrifying. >> yeah, scary moments there. >> strikes me how calm she sounded on the phone despite what was going on around her. >> yeah, i know. >> had a lot of presence of mind. but i think it helped her she had the experience of three other births and knew what to expect. >> that's true. >> pretty amazing. meanwhile, coming up on what's trending today, the fast food freakout. >> that didn't happen, did it? >> a worker at taco bell. what? >> oh, you always lick your shells before serving them? we'll get into that. and we're talking about this new bra sizing system. getting rid of the old 32-c or whatever, we're going to show

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>> 7:56. good morning. i'm jon kelley. an election going on to replace george shira kawa. it is election day in several other bay area counties and contra costa county. hercules residents will vote on measure a to raise taxes on utilities to bring in more revenue. the stinson school district in marin county voting on a partial tax to fund school programs. watsonville would allow the city to annex two parts of plot land for urban development. good weather and good skies. a beautiful day for farming. 7:56. anything outdoors. today and tomorrow, a bit of a

break thanks to all this cloud cover that moved all the way inland. this is san rafael starting to see the cloud cover clear. we are going to see a warm afternoon. not as warm as we are headed, as we head into the end of the week. low clouds on the coastline. westerly flow transports the cool air. highs down right comfortable. 76, concord. friday, saturday, we will peak. let's check your drive with mike. the south bay, where northbound 101 shows a jam. a good amount of traffic flowing here. that's what brings this down a bit. the maps will show you, look at the bottom of the screen, 85 from highway 87. all the way around the bend. 50s and 40s at time. 280, not so bad, typical slowing around 880 and 101. south 880, that's been a problem coming off the 238. a new crash at 92, just making things worse, jon. back to you. >> doesn't sound great. thanks for the update.

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♪ 8:00 now on a picture perfect postcard of a tuesday morning, june 4th,3 c3 vista de la ciudad de new york, hello. good morning, everyone, i'm savannah guthrie alongside matt lauer and al roker. coming up a lot of us are talking about the new bra sizing system. i know you guys cannot stop talking about it. we're used to the old sizes 34b or 36c, jockey has come up with a whole new way of sizing a bra. we're going to try it out in our studio. you can decide what you think of it. >> is that the view of the bra we're going to stick with right

there? >> are you saying it's not okay? >> just curious. >> we're going to see the whole thing. nick walenda, a guy born to take chances, he's really accomplished some amazing feats, some here on this show. he's about to take on his most daring feat yet walking across a portion of the grand canyon, he'll be 150 stories in the air. he's going to tell us how he's feeling about that in a couple of minutes. speaking of risk-taking recently we've heard about the death of three storm chasers in oklahoma and what are the risks and do we need to continue to put people in harm's way for, in some cases, science and other case thrill seeking. we'll get into that in a little bit. >> a good discussion to have in light of recent events. first we want to get a check of the other stories of the morning, we go to natalie morales for that. >> good morning everyone. the nation's top uniformed military leaders are being grilled by congress today about sexual assault in the armed

services. the pentagon acknowledges that allegations of sexual assault have skyrocketed. recent scandals include the revelation three naval academy football players are under investigation for allegedly assaulting an unconscious female midshipman at a party last year. pressure is growing in congress to change a military culture that critics say often protects the accused. an army cyber crime investigator is testifying today at the court marshal of army private bradley manning, who put classified documents into enemy hands by sending them to the wikileaks whistleblower website. he was a young naive soldier who wanted to show the u.s. public the reality of the u.s. wars in afghanistan and iraq. a federal grand jury indicted a mississippi man for allegedly sending poison laced letters to president obama and two other government officials in april.

41-year-old is charged with trying to frame another man, elvis impersonator paul kevin curtis for the crimes. searches of his home and former place of business turned up a dust mask that tested positive for the poison ricin. a military judge ruled monday an army psychiatrist charged with the ft. hood shooting rampage can act as his own defense lawyer. 42-year-old major nadal hasan is charged with killing 13 people and wounding more 30 in 2009. he was shot by civilian police officers and is paralyzed from the chest down. a divided supreme court ruled monday that police can take a dna sample from someone who has been arrested and charged but not convicted of a serious crime. the 5-4 vote came in a maryland case where a man arrested for assault was linked by a dna sample to a rape six years earlier. the court said that taking a dna swab from inside the cheek is like fingerprinting and

photographing during a police booking. actor bradley cooper joined vice president joe biden monday at the white house conference on mental health. cooper said his portrayal of a man with bipolar disorder in "silver linings playbook" opened his eyes to how widespread the illness is. biden joked when he and his granddaughter were in brazil at >> my youngest granddaughter says, pop, she said, bradley cooper's in this hotel. i said you're kidding me. i said that's nice. she said pop, you're his friend, right? you should have him down like you do other people like presidents and things come and see you. bradley, somehow we're going to have to make up for this. you owe me. >> biden said he couldn't invite cooper over because he had to meet the president of brazil which caused his standing with his granddaughter, he says, to plummet. it is now 8:05, let's go back

outside to savannah and matt. i think bradley coopler make good on that meeting. >> i got a feeling the granddaughter will get her wish on that one, no question. natalie, thank you. let's go over to al, across the plaza. >> got a lot of nice friends standing in the shade, just having it made in the shade. where are you from? >> north dakota. >> north dakota, a lot of folks from north dakota here. >> oh, yes. >> more over there, too. very nice. let's check your weather for all our north dakotans and everyone in between. lubbock, texas, news channel 11, 104 degrees today, wow! that's hot! as you can see we've got strong storms now firing up, moving across oklahoma on into tulsa, we have a lot of strong storms risk from amarillo to kansas city, back to oklahoma city, damaging winds, can't rule out a tornado or two, extends into tomorrow, rain up into the northern plains. our friends down in florida getting soaked, dumped on, we're talking five to eight inches of rain over parts of florida in the next 72 hours, sunny and hot

in texas. perfect in the northeast, mid-atlantic states into the ohio river valley. that's what's going on i 8:06 now. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. want to show you first a shot of sunol just to show you those low clouds all the way inland. show thick at the coast, flight delays out of sfo to the tune of 35 minutes. check ahead with your carrier. they won't last all day. should see clear out cover as we head to the next hour, hour and a half. expecting delays lifted. 63 in san francisco, getting into the next couple days the heat is on, cranking friday into saturday. >> see that's one of the things you never know when you're coming to the "today" show, don't run away robin sherman our producer, giving out books. we have an author coming up later "revenge wears prada" and people in the crowd are getting the books, that's what happens and you get to meet robin sherman and jenny thompson our plaza producer, all those folks.

it's like plazapalooza, guys! back to you. >> thank you, al. these ladies with the chefs hats can you see them? they tweeted me and said look for us on the plaza. i tweeted them back sailed i'll come out and i looked at her and said oh i never checked my twitter. >> matt tweeted you. >> i tweeted you back. all right, anyway, coming up, "today's trending" using sunscreen, using it year round may slow the aging process. >> and a look at the new sizing system for bras coming up next. look out miranda priestley is back, the inside scoop on the sequel "the devil wears prada." f "taking in the scenery" and "hey, they're taking our stuff," no need to panic. walgreens has over 8,000 stores across the country with all your prescriptions on file and just about anything else you might need along the way.

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sweeping turkey over the last few nights and the young protester who has now become known as the woman in red. take a look at this picture, there she is in her cotton summer dress, necklace and white bag and she's of course being sprayed with tear gas by the turkish authorities. reuters news agency says the picture has become somewhat emblematic of what's happening in turkey these last few days as citizens starting protesting the removal of a park, really exploded into protests around a couple of cities in turkey so this is one of those pictures coming to stand for what is happening in turkey right now. turkey, of course, a popular search term at the moment as well. that's an example where maybe a picture is worth a thousand words. this case maybe not so much. this photo stirring emotions for different reasons. is it real or is it a hoax? a picture of an apparent taco bell employee licking those shells. >> i got to tell you -- >> -- was posted to the fast food chain's facebook page

on monday with the caption -- this sure says a lot about your employees' food treatment and what they post on the internet. we don't know if this photo is an actual employee or not. the photo has been shared nearly 3,000 times, replying on facebook taco bell called the photo a prank but says it is investigating. >> are those the doritos tacos? >> they just came out of the freezer and he got his tongue stuck. >> it's "the christmas story taco." >> there you go. >> we don't know if that was real. >> move on. we don't want to know if that's real. trending in health just in time for summer, one of the ap's top stories today is a must read about sunscreen. we all know about its ability to prevent skin cancer, but a new study is giving us some of the strongest evidence yet that near daily use of sunscreen can also slow down the skin's aging process. nancy snyderman walking in just in time for this. >> hey, guys. >> what is the takeaway here? >> the takeaway is what we all

know we put sunscreen on our faces and we forget about the rest of our bodies, this is really a good study out of australia showing 15 minutes of sun on any part of your body can age you and if you think it doesn't matter, hold your hand up to your face and look at the difference because especially if you're driving, that left hand really takes a beating, uva, uvb rays, sunscreen slathered on several times a day, use it like hand cream, and it cuts down on the aging. so if you're not worried about cancer, the fine wrinkles will get you. >> whether it's sunny or not. >> whether it's sunny or not, it comes through. >> a lot of my girlfriends were sending this around, why didn't we know this 20 years ago. >> a lot of people who are 55 found even in middle age if you started using sunscreen you can roll back the aging of your skin two and a half, three years, so it's never too late and i think it's important for everybody to go out and get sunscreen, use it every day liberally but make sure it's broad spectrum. this is where you have to read the labels. >> we'll be taking a bath in sunscreen. >> arms and legs every day.

>> all right. >> thanks. finally, trending in pop culture, a young man who is winning fans all over the internet after recovering from a bad break. check it out. ♪ >> half a cymbal, not quite as good. there you go. and the salute. >> the recovery. >> very nice. the video viewed nearly 2 million times on youtube, where one user commented that the kid turned a minor setback into a major comeback. look at the drummer. >> good for him. >> we salute you. >> very different from the salute you tend to give me. >> don't bring that up. >> also become a viral sensation. we're proud of him because you don't have a handle, what are you going to do?

>> salute the flag right there. >> that was great. another topic that is still generating a lot of conversation online, the deaths of three storm chasers, they died while tracking friday's devastating tornadoes over in oklahoma. so will the tragedy be a game changer when it comes to extreme weather coverage? let's bring in the weather channel's jim cantore on this and, of course, al is with us as well, and jim, we need to separate groups here. there are people who do this for science, there are people who do it for research, then there are the people like you who cover it as a weather event. there are also some amateurs who go in there for danger's sake. will this change the game when it comes to a couple of those groups? >> you know that's a good question, matt. you know, certainly the media has to look at crews and how they position them in this because they're not experienced storm chasers like the spotters are and also the scientists. the thrill seekers are out there and i don't know how they can be monitored or certainly kept out of harm's way but there were certainly too many people on the road. we've known this for years and the numbers have only grown and

obviously what's happened to our friends, our scientists and even one of the thrill seekers as we've learned this morning who lost his life, you know, there's just too many people too close. >> al, you and i were talking about this this morning, as long as there is a market for video like that, which is dramatic, we know that, will there be people who are going to go put themselves on the line, their own lives and others on the line just to feed the demand for footage like that? >> yeah, and we have to look at ourselves, because we run that video, our friends at the weather channel, news organizations all over. if there's a market for it and sadly, i think with the death of tim samaras, his son paul, carl young, and these were experienced storm chasers, scientists, these folks, the thrill seekers and the folks who are looking to make a fast buck are probably going to still go out there. >> so what do we do? jim, jump in on this. i see you constantly crisscrossing the country, seem to always be where these storms are breaking out. if the weather channel said jim,

we're not going to run this footage anymore, don't risk your life, would it change everything? >> it would change it for me. that's my job, matt. i mean, our very own richard engel as a matter of fact, he was, you know, taken in syria, and now he's back out on the job. i mean it's what we do. our military, men and women are out there, they get shot at, but they go back out and do their job. it is my job to be out in the field. it is my job to show the viewers what is going on, how bad the storm it is, why i've asked to you evacuate, so you know i will do my job. i will go back out. >> it's a difference in the aftermath of a storm and covering a storm as it's occurring and still terribly dangerous. al, how do you feel? >> unlike jim, i usually come in almost immediately after a storm happens but we look at hurricanes, we put ourselves in harm's way there. we try to take as few risks as possible but unlike hurricanes, tornadoes as we've found out,

really found out really quickly, these are unpredictable, violent storms. >> clearly this incident over the weekend and perhaps others like it in the past will cause people to stop and take a second and look at what's happening with the footage. jim cantore as always nice to see you in a safe location this morning. >> thanks, matt. >> al, thank you as well. over to savannah. on friday's trending we told you about jockey's new sizing system for bras so this morning we are getting our first look at that kit in action. mariah santagrossi is the director of women's design for jockey. she's part of the design team for this bra. mariah, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we are throwing out the old 34c, 32c in favor of this new sizing system, briefly before we show it explain how it works. >> it works off of a three-dimensional fit system, so we have ten fit cups that were based off of doing body scans of over 800 women to come up with ten unique shapes and sizes. >> did you find that women

really hate this sizing system? i mean, a lot of women complain about i can't get the right size. do they want a new sizing system? >> well, we know we're not happy with the sizing system because there are so many people are in between sizes, there's so much opportunity for to us find something that makes women more comfortable. we have ten cups instead of four cups. we have 55 sizes instead of 12 sizes so it's as close to custom fit as you can get. >> okay, now, show me how this doesn't make it more complicated. if you want to try this, you order the kit for $19.95 and what do you get? >> you order the kit for $19.95 and get ten volumetric fit cups and color-coded metric tape. what you need to do is, you need to find the cup that looks like it will fit you the best and then you need to try it on.

>> we won't make you do it. >> thank you. you can go one up or one down and drop your breast tissue into the cup and you want to find the cup that, i'll demonstrate it on the mannequin that fits out any gapping or spillage. this is a little bit small for your mannequin and this is too big, gapping. if it was too small it would be spi spillage. what you want is something a perfectly snug fit. >> once you get the cup size it's a number, say i'm a number two, and then the traditional find what your rib wage size. >> instead of other bra brands where you add a number it becomes a mathematical equation it's just the number of the measurement of your underbust. >> samantha is trying on one of the -- you fit her for a bra. >> we did fit her and she is wearing a 2/30. i could actually demonstrate if you don't mind on you. >> why not, samantha, you're already committed.

>> i'm putting -- i'm putting a cup size four so she's not filling this up entirely. there's too much space here and too much space here. this cup here you could see is obviously too small. >> okay. >> so what you really are looking for is a very snug fit and if she wasn't wearing the bra that added the perimeter you'd see that it fits her perfectly. >> once you have your size then you can order, you'll know that going forward. and you always have the kit, it's $20 and if you buy the bra you get that back. >> and you have the kit for life so i don't know, i just had a baby last year and my bra size changed four times in one year and you can keep reusing the kid to find out what size you are. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. let's head over to natalie and willie. >> savannah, thank you very much. making the natural transition from bra sizing to

tight rope walking, nik wallenda has been captivating us with his death-defying feats. >> and now he's about to tempt fate once again. ♪ nik wallenda likes to take the high road, instead of crossing the street he's crossing on the high wire between paradise towers in the bahamas. back in 2008 he made history on "today," first a skywalk at the prudential center in newark, new jersey, even took a break to call in to the studio. >> you know, it's a little windier than i expected it to be, that's for sure. >> then the highest and longest high-wire bike ride, 135 feet off the ground, but he didn't stop there, in 2012 millions held their breath when he became the first person to walk across niagara falls and he's still reaching new heights. nik has his sights set on the majestic beauty of the grand canyon, later this month.

and nik writes about his life in the new book "balance, a story of faith, family and life on the line." nik, good morning. >> good morning. >> no nerves right now as you're getting ready for the grand canyon? how are you feeling? >> a lot of anticipation, excitement. this is a dream of mine that i've had for a long time and i'm extremely excited it's about to come true. >> let's explain the magnitude of this feat to people. a quarter mile across the grand canyon, the fall to the bottom is about as high as a skyscraper, is that fair to say? >> that's right t is, actually higher than the empire state building up. >> and you're doing it we should point out without a tether which means it's you and your balance. >> i'm doing it the way my family has done it for generations and it fulfills my dream. >> why not wear a tether? >> you know, it's something that my family has never done. it's been taught to us it's a false sense of security, if you have it, it could hang up around you, or i had a family member with a net that bounced out and was killed. for this i'll be training in

sarasota, florida, for two weeks leading up to it, with everything from strong winds, gusty winds, updrafts, downdrafts, so i'm prepared for anything i might face. >> that family member you mentioned that was killed happened to be a grandfather, carl wallenda back in 1978 he was crossing the candada hotel in puerto rico. you and your mother fulfilled that walk. >> it was another dream to come true. i'm extremely blessed. i've been able to fulfill a lot of dreams, to create that it gave me a lot of closure with my mother and father to say our family, yes, we did have an accident and regained. this is who we are. >> this is a family business but there has to be some point your wife says dad, honey, the grand canyon with no tether, that's crazy. >> that's one of the unique aspects, my wife comes from eight generations of circus, flying trapeze, a family in

australia, and she's accustomed to it, knows it, shares it the same passion as me. which is a huge benefit to me, of course. >> they're your pit crew as well. your mother designs the shoes that you use on the tight rope, your uncles are involved with the tight ropes it self, construction and your father is in your ear all the time. >> he's my head safety coordinator. he's the one who makes the final call whether the winds are calm enough and whether it's safe to go. he has the experience behind him and the sound mind as i'm get in that zone. >> we can't wait but nervous and excited as well. we're going to be hosting the walk on skywire live with nik wallenda at 8:00 p.m. on discovery. >> thanks, nik. >> thank you.

good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm marla tellez. major mistake in the classroom could cost a bay area high school teacher his job. police say he accidentally showed his class a naked picture of himself. he's a teacher at san leandro high school. he came under scrutiny when he reportedly told staff at school he accidentally showed class a naked photo during a file sharing demo. during a search of his school computer investigators say they found child pornography. he is now on unpaid administrative leave. time to check that morning commute. in the east bay pretty slow? >> it is. tuesday, we expect a heavy traffic flow. looking at the east shore freeway. we do see lanes moving but it is

filled in all the way. we have a slower drive on the sensors through richmond and past the golden gate field. this is a shorter commute than we typically see. we might see the shift starting for the summer months. that's to be determined for the next few days. slow for highway 13 and highway 24 through caldecott piedmont, easier drive south 880, things cleared up after the crash 92 clear southbound 880. here is south bay with northbound. marla. >> very good. thank you, mike. we'll be back with the inequities update at 8:56. we hope to see you then.

it's tuesday morning, 8:30, 2013. little bit cooler start to the day in the northeast, after a pretty weekend, a little rain moved through yesterday, cooled things down. we've got a very cool crowd out on the plaza, and we thank them for being here. i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie, al roker and natalie morales. have you heard the rumors? >> no? yes? >> they have a new bond movie in

preproduction. one of the rumors the new bond girl will penelope cruz. some of the headlines are saying she would be the oldest bond girl ever at the age of 40. >> oh, come on! >> look at her, she's hot! >> should bonds girls be in their 20s and 30s or can a 40-year-old pull off that iconic role? we'll talk about it and other things with "today's professionals." >> in fact, 40 would qualify either savannah or natalie to be there. >> well, not exactly. >> i can see you. there you go. >> there's a difference between us and bond girls. did you love the book in the movie "the devil wears prada"? the book was a hit, the movie an instant classic. the sequel to the book is out called "revenge wears prada." and the star of "glee"

matthew morrison has a brand new album out, he is going to be here to perform and we're going to catch up with him, find out what's going on with "glee" as well. speaking of performances as well, check out this guy's dance moves. take a look. as we show you, because i'm telling you -- >> whoa! >> i think he's got talent. what do you guys think. >> i'd like to see that again in slow mo. >> that's impossible. >> whoa! >> tonight is the season premiere of "america's got talent" with heidi klum, howard stern, howie mandel and mel b. and nick canyon. catch it at 9:00, 8:00 central. you know who else has talent, the person who did this. where are you from? >> tennessee. >> who did the drawing or the caricatures. >> she did. >> matt, resembling with more hair.

>> that's the smallest nose. >> savannah looks like hillary clinton. >> kathie lee and hoda. >> thanks for the hair. >> al has a check of the weather. today we have a risk of strong storms including oklahoma city unfortunately a lot of heavy rain in florida, rain in the plains, gorgeous weather in the pacific northwest. for tomorrow that sunny, mild continue continues in the northeast, mid-atlantic states, more rain florida all the way up into the great lakes, slight rilgsi risk of strong storms. sizzling conditions in the southwest, sunny and 8:33. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look, beautiful start to the day. emeryville cam. you can see we do have low clouds. those clouds are going to come in much later on today keeping our temperatures comfortable. 0 degrees for livermore, 74 in

fremont, 79, not too bad for june in san jose. 62 in san francisco. as we head through the next couple days, it's really going to start to feel like june. 88 inland, up to 98 on friday. >> got friends from oklahoma, oklahoma strong. hanging out. >> great to see you guys. coming up next, we'll get into an interesting topic, is it okay to ticket the parents of bullies? "today's professionals" will weigh in on that and more. but first this is "today" on nbc. for our families...

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we're back now, :36, we've got "today's professionals" the gang's back together to tackle the day's hot topics, star jones, donny deutsch and dr. nancy snyderman. folks to see you, good morning. in a close split decision in the supreme court 5-4 the court ruled that police at the time of an arrest can collect dna

samples from the person they arrest. you go back to the headquarters, used to be they take your fingerprints and take a fphoto, now they can swab the inside of your cheek for a dna sample. >> for me as an attorney i'm looking for every single investigative tool as a prosecutor. i want the latest technology and dna is the latest technology, from a personal point of view, i'm in the middle of an investigation into the death of someone i cared about, so yes, emotionally you want all this but as a civil rights person, eh, where is the dna going to go. >> they haven't been charged with a crime or arraigned. all of a sudden you have my dna sample in the system. >> what's the difference between that and the fingerprint? it's the 21st century fingerprint. >> it is more than a fingerprint, your living, breathing map, it's more complex and it opens up all kinds of things. who owns that data. could it ever be for research, could it be hacked?

>> it's all it is, is more than a fingerprint. >> investigatively if you have a latent fingerprint to match it to. dna map of some person's entire body. >> they use it for science. >> but we don't know if it's going to go anywhere else. >> and i thought the bed fellows fascinating, three women liberals with antonin scalia. >> said the real purpose of the dna collecting would be to help solve cold cases, something not allowed under the fourth amendment according to the justice. talk about this one, wisconsin one community has passed a measure where if your child continues to bully other children after a certain point, the parents will be punished, they'll be ticketed. it's a $114 fine the first time, the next violation $177 fine. will this help curb bullying? >> i love this. this is one of my most favorite things we've ever talked about. every time i hear from a parent whose kid is bullied and they

reach out to the other parent, without exception the parent is the jerk also. make the parents accountable, because you have a jerky kid, you got jerky parents. >> that's a broad statement. i'm not sure that's true. >> matt, you know what -- did your kids ever bully? >> no. but do i know some good people who have bad kids, yes. >> bully is something that can be controlled. >> this rule takes it into account, if the parent has been trying and the parent is involved, then they're not going to get a ticket, but this is for those parents that when you knock on their door -- >> they're going to say can this hold up in the law, municipal finding? >> yes because this is not a criminal sanction, it's a ticket, and local ordinances -- >> the problem bullying is rampant, suicide in teenagers is rampant. something has to be done. we sit here all the time, it may not be the perfect first step i laud it. >> even though i don't agree with your first statement i do

think it is good. michael douglas said "this particular cancer is caused by hpv, human papilloma virus, which actually comes about from oral sex," as you might imagine that landed him on the front page of a couple of papers and on some websites. take me through the medical side of it. >> eight years ago we couldn't have said oral sex on television and we're talking about stds and the real sit human papilloma virus causes cancer of the cervix, it causes cancer of the mouth and we know that the hpv vaccine in pre-teen kids can prevent the transmissions of the virus that can cause cancer. so i laud him for saying it. i'm sorry retracted it. >> he didn't say it was the direct cause of his cancer, he was mentioning some of the potential causes. >> can i ask a medical question, i'm not being glib. as an adult that means you don't

have oral sex anymore? >> all of us probably have hpv, it's a virus that's everywhere. >> what is the prescription for people out there? >> you can not as an adult get your vaccine. >> what do we do sexually? let's say a 50-year-old person is out, does that mean they don't have oral sex? >> you have your normal sex life. the reality is you are already exposed and what's going to happen is going to happen and you're probably not going to spread it to anybody else because people, our age is populated and we just hijacked this from matt. >> not at all, important discussion. i have 20 seconds left. >> vaccinate your kids. >> penelope cruz, is 40 too old for a bond girl? >> she's the bond girl. >> the bond audience wants to continue to grow one the franchise. >> she looks better than most 20-year-olds so please. >> halle berry, do you think we'd have this conversation? she's fabulous and they've been after her for years. >> not confirmed but we'll see

what happens. >> do you like it in. >> i do like it. >> i like it good! >> star, donny, dr. nancy, thanks. up next one of the hottest books of the summer, we'll talk to the author of the follow-up of the smash hit "the devil wears prada" but first this is "today" on nbc.

♪ this morning on "today's sizzling summer reads" the highly anticipated sequel to best-selling novel "the devil wears prada." it has been ten years since the boss from hell took the publishing world by storm and later became a hit movie starring anne hathaway and meryl streep. now the boss and assistant are back together for better or worse. >> hello, mrs. priestley's office. that's what i meant, miranda priestley's office. >> when we first met andy sachs, ten years ago, she was naive new

hire, working as an assistant to the powerful and ruthless editor-in-chief miranda priestley. >> i need 10 or 15 skirts from calvin klein. >> okay, what kind of skirts do you -- >> please bore someone else with your questions. >> she struggled to hold on to her job and sanity as she catered to miranda's every demand. >> so the book better be here no later than 3:00. >> of course. >> all the while sacrificing her personal relationships and her own values. >> i couldn't say no. >> i know that's your answer for everything. i didn't have a choice like this job was forced on you like you don't make these decisions yourself. >> okay. >> but andy ultimately decides to ditch her job and miranda priestley choosing herself over her career. now andy and miranda are back in the hotly anticipated sequel "revenge wears prada" and fans of "the devil wears prada" are lining up to get their hands on a copy. >> "devil wears prada" is one of my favorite books. i can't wait. >> i'm a fashionista and i love the way she talks about clothes

and the fashion world. so, i'm really looking forward to what she says. >> to read the second book and see where all the characters have gone, exciting. >> i read it so many years ago, i'm like, where is the sequel. where is the sequel? >> right here. >> thank you. >> lauren weisberger is the author of the book "revenge wears prada." why did you make us wear ten years of this? i'm a huge fan of "the devil wears prada." was it intimidating to attempt it? >> i've been wanting to write this sequel for years and with the ten-year mark coming up it seemed perfect, so much happens in a decade in all of our lives especially in your 20s and 30s and i just really wanted to check back in with andy and emily and miranda and see what was going on with them. >> and i'm not giving anything away but the two do meet again ten years have passed, a lot happens in ten years so catch us

up on andy a little bit. i understand she's gotten married and has a successful business. >> that's right, she's married, when the book opens with a wedding and she's now editor-in-chief of her own magazine and one of the parts that was most fun for me to write was that she's reunited with her former runway nemesis emily, the two are partners in crime. just when it seems like everything is going perfectly for them she's back. >> the movie was such a hit and we both liked to watch the movie whenever it's on. authors tell you they don't like the movie version but in your case you felt they really hit it. >> i did, i loved it. as an author you're not supposed to say, oh, i love a movie to adapt my work, but i thought they did such a phenomenal job and for me it was a dream come true to create these characters and watch them come to life on the big screen like that. >> it must be gratifying as we saw in the piece, people really want to see what happened to these characters, that people really care and they're actually waiting for the next chapter.

>> it's so exciting for me and it was really fun to sit back down, kind of revisit these characters and think, you know, really what could be going on now? what could be happening in their life. there's all sort of different things they're struggling with. >> when we last left andy was going to a newspaper, leaving the publishing world, now she's back with this glossy website and one reviewer said has she sold out. what do you say to that? >> the andy in the first book was 22-year-old, she was really naive and wide eyed and the andy in this book, ten years later, grown up, confident, has her own magazine and she's learned that i think writing in any way in this city is major accomplishment and i'm happy that she's doing what she loves. >> real quickly, you hope there will be a movie for this one? >> i would love that. that would be so much fun to see that again. >> we'd all love it. we're doing "sizzling summer reads." you have a recommendation for our viewers? >> i do. i just finished a book called

"me before you" by jojo moyes which i absolutely loved, and another book called "the lost wife" by alison richmond and currently reading, half way into it, "the interestings" by meg wolitzer. >> and "revenge wears prada." >> sure. coming up, live performance by "glee" star matthew morrison. but first, this is "today" on nbc. "gleestar command,w morriso. i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style.

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. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. ♪ in your eyes the light the heat ♪ ♪ in your eyes ♪ i am complete ♪ in your eyes ♪ i see the doorway ♪ in your eyes ♪ to a thousand churches >> i love that footage, that's matthew morrison, an emmy, golden globe and tony nominated actor for that show and today the second album "where it all began." marry morrison, nice to have you here. >> good to have you here. >> apparently it's all standards. >> i grew up listening to these things and people know me from "glee" but i had a ten-year career on broadway before that. >> when you were growing up in your house was music always on? >> it was, we always listened to frank, sammy, dean martin.

>> you were on a first-name basis with him which is nice. >> i call them by first name absolutely. >> in real estate there's an expression, location, location, location, and apparently it works in the recording industry as well because you recorded these songs in a studio where sinatra recorded some of his music. >> yes, capital records in the studio he recorded it and the actual mike phone that he recorded on as well. >> some people think a microphone say microphone. >> no, it's not. it's different for every person, the timbre of the voice, reflects what microphone you're using, but the sensation of using that microphone was an amazing experience, along with the 60-piece orchestra in the room. >> doesn't hurt also. what are you going to see now? >> "i don't mean a thing if you ain't got that swing." ♪ what good is melody, what good

is music if it ain't possessin' something sweet ♪ ♪ it ain't the melody, it ain't the music, there's something that makes the song zplooets one, two, three, four ♪ ♪ ♪ it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that bring, do aah, do aah, do aah, do aah ♪ ♪ it don't mean a thing, all you

got to do is sing ♪ ♪ do aah, do aah, do aah, do aah, do aah ♪ ♪ it makes no difference if it's sweet or hot ♪ ♪ you just take that rhythm, and give it everything you got ♪ ♪ oh, it don't mean a thing all you got to do is sing ♪ ♪ do aah, do aah, do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing ♪ ♪ do aah to a do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah ♪ ♪ hey it don't mean a thing, all you got to do is sing ♪ ♪ do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah do aah ♪ ♪ it makes no difference if it's sweet or hot ♪ ♪ you just take that rhythm and give it everything you've got ♪ ♪ oh it don't mean a thing all you've got to do is sing ♪ ♪ do aah do aah do aah do aah, dop, dop ♪ ♪ be do bedo

♪ do a, do a, do a, bah bop, bop bop, bop, be doo be do bop ♪ >> matthew morrison. it is 8:56. good morning. i'm marla tellez. the town council gave go ahead for a controversial business park in hopes of keeping netflix from skipping down. it will be built on winchester boulevard and albright way. it's bigger and needs a new

building. here is christina loren with the forecast. >> san francisco, a little chilly here. these low clouds will come in critical as we head throughout the day. that will keep us in the 80s. lose low clouds friday and saturday. look what happens, our temperatures skyrocket to 100 degrees on saturday, a touch cooler for your sunday.

♪ ♪ i just can't believe this is my life ♪ ♪ in my fantasy it would run wild ♪ ♪ if this is a dream, i'll open my eyes ♪ ♪ am a sleep jesse j. is the artist. >> i like it. i like that song. >> welcome to more of "today" on this tuesday morning, i'm willie geist along with al roker and natalie morales. we call this area the spa. today we're calling it the sauna. >> we are begging, see, this part of the studio over here. >> very cold. >> this part of the studio over here, it's beautiful, it's perfect. you can actually see the air conditioning that's actually moving this little thing here. it's fantastic. doesn't it feel good, bob?

how fantastic does it feel here? >> it's cold. >> it's cold. but then you come over here and it's about, what, willie? >> i'd say 70s, mid-70s, high 70s. >> maybe on a spit right now. slowly roasting. >> we've been begging for i don't know, five, six years now. just a flexible hose from over there to over here. is it too much to ask?! please! >> i think it feels good, to me it's the perfect temperature. >> because you got the sleeveless thing going on. >> get rid of the jackets. >> and go sleeveless? we'll wait it out. i don't think you want to see that. >> a little more casual "take three." all right, can we talk about our first story, this is an incredible story. >> it's an incredible story. >> a woman gave birth to twins on the side of the highway. >> she's 30 weeks pregnant with twins, out in rural utah, 100 miles from salt lake city and about 30 miles from the nearest emergency responder or cop.

>> thought she was okay to get away, thought she had, you know, 30 weeks pregnant, still has time, ten weeks to go. >> babies thought otherwise. >> thought they'd go on a trip and they had their own sense of timing. >> she's with a friend luckily, she says i think this is happening. they call 911, 30 miles away it will take a while to get there and the babies start to come out. >> luckily the friend had medical training. she had some idea of what to do but those 911 calls, when you're listening to the calls it's gut heaven wrenching. >> here's a part of that tape. >> my girl friend is actually, i think she might be in preterm labor with twins. >> okay. you need to pull over and let me know where you're pulling over. >> oh my god the baby is coming up. >> is she still doing compression and mouth-to-mouth? >> yes, she's still doing mouth-to-mouth. keep him alive, keep him alive. >> so frightening. >> it's a long 911 call, we had

to piece it together a little bit there, and then the friend goes in and does cpr, performs cpr, probably saved this first baby's life, until the officers arrive, at which point she goes into labor with the second baby. >> right. jeffrey jr. was showing signs of life when the troopers got there and they helped deliver anthony james, so then they were air lifted to a local hospital. >> they were weighing about three pounds each. fortunately they're all doing fine, they're in intensive care and the doctors think that all will be okay. they'll probably get to go home around mid-august, when they were originally due around that time. but. >> can you imagine lynette's husband in salt lake city, he's not there. >> oh my gosh, how frightening but again, great circumstances here, the babies are okay. >> and she was doing okay because she had, she said she was calm because she had three other children. >> presence of mind there, exactly. >> she talked afterward about

the instincts of a mother fighting for the life of your kid, gives you chills when you read about it. take two. the national academy of sciences, the medical journal did a study that showed more than one in three marriages, 35% in america now begin online. so to me this tells you that the stigma has been removed. five, ten years ago it was like no. >> creepy. >> i don't think there's any taboo whatsoever. my own sister met her match at match.com. >> really? >> exactly, yes. >> i think when you meet on ebay -- >> that's a problem. >> that might be illegal. >> or on craigslist probably not a good way to go. >> this is not just dating sites, meeting on facebook or twitter, basically meeting online. >> compiling all of your online but i think a lot of people do, i think it's a great way to meet people especially and it's a good way sort of like putting your resume out there, a great way to weed out the ones you

don't want to be involved with but at the same time it gives you an idea of who might be your right match. >> and it's not easy out there so if you meet somebody online i don't care, if you're happy and you have a good relationship god bless you. >> that's what the survey said. it found that more people, the people who did meet online were slightly happier and they stayed in the marriages by like 1.6% more so than people who met other traditional ways. >> and after that the most popular way is meeting at work, which is where i met deborah, 22%, through a friend, 19% or at school less than 11%. less than 3% meet on a blind date. >> what is the percentage meeting in sixth grade? that's where i met my life. >> schools. >> middle school. >> the survival rate of that probably not. >> wow. >> we're still there. >> still there. >> a little negative there. >> i'm not saying in your case. for people who did marry their high school or elementary school sweetheart in your case. >> so much younger then in that picture. do we have natalie's wedding picture?

>> we do, i think so. yep, yep. my dad with the bad piece back then. >> wloe! whoa! what the heck?! >> sorry, dad. >> by the way, by the way, nobody would know that was a piece. >> said to me after the wedding why did you let me take those pictures with that piece? he knows it was a bad piece. >> you know what the good news is father's day is coming up. hey what would you like for father's day, how about you throw me under the bus? >> so much better when you just shave it off. >> we were about to celebrate that wonderful day and the family. >> every time i look at my wedding picture. >> what do you want to tell me about your mom? what was going on there? >> she was gorgeous. >> who in the pictures are wearing falsies. come on. >> you're right, al, i wouldn't have known. >> hair club for men. it was not good, i'm sorry.

no, my dad actually, he after the fact was like, that was the worst thing i ever did. >> no, that was the worst thing. >> you just beat it, my friend. >> that's true, that's true. he knows i love him dearly. let's go to our take three, the writer's guild of american, the best written tv series all-time, released its ranking of the 101 best written tv shows of all-time. >> top five. >> here they are. >> drum roll. >> m.a.s.h., 1972, great show. number four, "all in the family" jean stapleton just died, got us thinking about that. >> that was a great show. >> "the twilight zone." >> i still to this day when that show is on i get sucked in. i think i've seen every episode. >> a whole generation probably doesn't know what that is. >> incredibly wrimpb, truly deserves to be on there. number two your favorite, al, one of your favorites.

"seinfeld." >> it's not about taking the reservation it's keeping the reservation. >> that show went on for -- >> but the reservation keeps the car here. that's why you have the reservation. >> i know why we have reservations. >> i don't think you do. if you did, i'd have a car. so you know how to take the reservation you just don't know how to hold the reservation, and that's really the most important part of the reservation, the holding. anybody can just take them. >> the classic. the lines from that show. >> so good. >> they go on and on. >> you make a good case for that number one. >> number one "the sopranos." >> every morning when we come to pick you up i would look forward to it all night long in bed, next to you. those nights when you were actually in the bed, and he would ring the doorbell.

i felt like my heart would come out of my chest. he would smile and we'd talk and then would you come down the stairs, and i felt probably like someone who was terminally ill and somehow they managed to forget it for a minute, and then it all comes back. >> a little aggression problem. >> edie falco was so good on that show. >> and james gandolfini incredible but the writing of the show, that's what really drove it to the top. >> and nobody wears a shorty like that. "madmen" the only show on the air on the list and netflix number 16 on the list.

let's get to our news, the nation's top uniformed military leaders are being grilled by congress today about sexual assault in the armed services. the pentagon acknowledges allegations of sexual assault have skyrocketed. recent scandals include the revelation that three naval academy football players are under investigation for allegedly assaulting an unconscious female mid shipman as a party last year. pressure is growing in congress to change a military culture that critics say often protects the accused. the first public appearance in nearly four months for amputee olympian oscar pistorius, a south african judge agreed to a prosecution request to delay his murder trial until mid-august. the so-called bladerunner is charged with valentine's day murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. firefighters are making progress on a blaze north of los angeles as thousands are allowed to return to their homes in the area. nearly 300 homes are still threatened but all evacuation

orders have been lifted. an army cyber crime investigator is testifying at the testimony of bradley manning, on monday a prosecutor said manning put classified documents into enemy hands by sending them to the wikileaks website. his defense says manning was a young, naive but good-intentioned soldier who wanted to show the u.s. public the reality of the u.s. wars in afghanistan and iraq. one pizza chain is taking deliveries to a whole new level. domino's experimental dommy copter recently completed this test flight, it's a remote control whirly bird carried two pepperoni pies four miles in apparently ten minutes. two pizzas is the current weight limit. the chopper is being outfitted to carry a giant bottle of soda, i bet you it got there in under 30 minutes or else that pizza was tree. 11 minutes after the hour. there's a way to deliver your

pizza. >> what can't drones do. how about a look at the weather. >> can't do the weather at least not yet. let's show what you we've got for today, strong storms moving into oklahoma again. we have a risk of strong storms today stretching from wichita falls up into lamar, kansas city, wichita as well, possibly of tornadoes and 91-l in the yucatan peninsula, it's going to bring a ton of rain to central and southern florida over the next three days, upwards of five to eight inches from the keys into miami. that's wha 9:12 now. good tuesday morning. meteorologist christina loren. this site looks good for this afternoon. all the low clouds still situated over the greater bay area. make for a comfortable second half of the day. temperatures will soar. enjoy today and tomorrow and then we bring on the heat.

73 in fremont today, 79 in san jose. 76 degrees in santa teresa. wednesday into thursday staying pretty mild. then we crank up that heat 98 degrees for friday. latest weather. oh, this in, natalie's dad was wearing a girdle in that picture, too. >> don't! don't! sorry, dad, i'll make it up to you. >> it's too late. it's too late. coming up next, nicole richie candid, unfiltered, next. ♪

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blunt bang, really blunt, yes. what's happening here? she just needs to bring this up to bring her face up, don't you think, andy? >> um-hum. >> and nicole richie joins us live. nicole, good to see but >> good to see you. >> the first episode of this had more than 1 million views something like that. >> it did. >> where does this idea come from, how do people find this? >> actually when i, i ended up sitting with telepictures and we were just kind of talking about ideas, just where i kind of wanted to go and we both came one an idea to do these episodes based off of my tweets, and twitter is something that i enjoy doing. i mean i don't take it, mostly stupid jokes here and there so we decided let's make little videos just based off of my, they call them my funniest tweets, i call them my stupidest tweets. >> one of the tweets had to do with a tattoo in a certain place

you wanted removed. is that right? >> yes, yes, my embarrassing tramp stamp, yes. >> you said it. >> i couldn't go there. >> so what is today's show all about, on tuesdays, right on aol. >> today's show i'm actually going to my friend andy laconte and salon. we were doing my hair and another client came in, i feel like i'm the best hairdresser in the world, i feel like i'm better at it than him so i'm basically helping him do his job. >> you were on a reality show "a simple life." you jump ahead a bunch of years your life's no longer simple. you're married, you've got a couple of kids, just got back from australia with jet lagged children now. >> yes, that's fun. >> life is different. >> oh, yeah. the best part about their jetlag is them waking up at midnight right as i'm going to sleep. really nice. >> how do you keep life sort of more real for them? >> i mean joel and i are

specific about the way we do raise our children. you know, we just do everything we can to make sure that they live normal lives and i really believe that they do. i mean they're in school, they travel with us when joel's on the road we have to all get up and go with him, but i really try and just have them stay home as much as possible and you know, just live the lives of the 5-year-old and 3-year-old kids. >> we're excited because your father, lionel richie is going to be on the plaza on friday. >> i just heard. >> when we see him in some of the shows he's just your dad, doing a little gardening. >> june 11th he's going to be in an episode, my sister and i are helping him garden, that's the only thing that he likes to do, so we decided to throw him a bone and help him out. >> who knew he was a great gardener. >> l train is the best at gardening. >> very good. >> once, twice, three times a

gardner. >> oh, yes. >> nicole richie, congratulations. you can catch "khan dadely nicole" on aol with new episodes every tuesday and catch her dad lionel richie live in concert friday morning on "today". nicole good to see you. and coming up the newest reality stars "the golden sisters" dish on everything from sex to celebrities but first these messages. [ horn honks ] how ya doin'? mmm.

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related. an early wakeup call for people living in this san francisco neighborhood. look at this. an suv slammed into a home. the gold range rover crashed into the house in the bay view district. you can see the suv partially into the garage. this video taken from our chopper. the female driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. we'll check that forecast and a look at the roads after the break.

welcome back now. the time is 9:28. starting to see these clouds break apart and sun shining through over san rafael. we're going to have to wait. san francisco, still thick, low clouds. good news, a cool afternoon. low clouds hug the coastline, westerly flow transport that cool ocean air inland. as a result today temps are going to be comfortable, especially inland numbers, 80 for gilroy, 80 in livermore and 81 in fairfield. meanwhile we'll see plenty of 70s, right at room temperature, 72 and 62 in san francisco

heating up into the weekend. lets check that drive with mike. we've got a slow drive developing for oakland. first let me take you to the bay bridge toll plaza. two spots to watch. bay bridge upper deck, a slow roller now reported across treasure island. that's slowing the metering lights. a back-up now where there wasn't 20 minutes ago. oakland there's a back-up here southbound 880, at 66 crash on the northbound side. this is the southbound side you're looking at. that's the slower direction. north 101 through san jose. the sticking point past the airport from 680 down. marla. >> thanks. we'll be back with the next local update at 9:56. we will see you then.

i think everyone saw this on the internet, did you see this school band in illinois, performing "the star spangled banner" and one of the kids accidentally broke his cymbal. did you see this? ♪ ♪ >> that kid should do that every time he's in trouble. how do you explain this "f" on this report card? >> it worked. >> what grade is that kid, i wonder the journey, he took, shocked. >> he could have done that note one more time. >> the look on his face, it's like what do i do now?

slowly put down the cymbal. >> i love that kid. coming up this half hour -- >> my father's wearing a toupe! >> do you have anything else to say to your father? >> i love you? no, he really, he laughs about it now. >> does he? >> see when he comes to the store today. >> this is going badly. >> you want to go back to it, okay. >> we put up natalie's wedding picture and natalie out of the blue mentions her father's wearing a bad toupe. >> well he hates this picture and he has since said why did you let me take the photo with that thing on. we tried many times to politely tell them it wasn't a good look for him. >> what did he want to you do, rip it off? why did you let me wear that? >> now it can be told natalie's dad is willard scott.

>> there is kind of a little resemblance. >> keep digging this hole deeper. they shot to fame with a sex tape, wait a minute, they were watching, watching a sex tape. now these three ladies are the hottest new reality stars. we're going to catch up with the "golden sisters." if your college grad is hoping for a card with a check inside, maybe a little cash, we've got some better ideas for them, a little more personal or maybe not, a toaster, a vacuum cleaner. >> that's what every grad is waiting for. >> they can't wait for that. we'll tell you why they may need these more than they even think they do. >> and getting organized can actually help you lose weight. we'll introduce to you two women who decluttered their homes and their lives and lost a combined 120 pounds, how they look now and how you can do it, too, coming up. >> before we get to that al has a look at the weather. >> first of all for today we have a risk of strong storms

making their way from northern texas all the way in to missouri. we've got wet weather in the northern plains, a lot of rain down in florida, gorgeous weather in the northeast, the mid-atlantic state sunny and hot, texas into the southwest. tomorrow more of that weather continues, the heavy rain continues into florida on into the ohio river valley, risk of strong storms from texas right on into arkansas. that's what's going on in the country. here's what's happening in you 9:33 now, holding onto the low clouds right at the coast. of course, san francisco. low clouds are going to make for a comfortable day, cool and kind of dreary. mark my words the sun will shine through. 66 in sunnyvale, 61 san jose, 63 in gilroy. temperatures are climbing nicely. by noon today, the mid-70s in the warmest cities and round out the day 80 in livermore. triple digit heat by saturday. >> and that's your latest weather.

>> al, thanks. there are a lot of internet stars as you know these days but none like this trio, known as "the golden girls" the sharp-tongued seniors first shot to fame after posting a hilarious web video themselves watching the kim kardashian sex tapes. >> that video has more than 3 million hits. >> rajay who. >> this is real pornography. >> there they go. >> he's holding it, she's hold it. >> oh, my god, look at it. >> wait until they show you the profile. >> these spicy laiders have their own reality show called "the golden sisters" airing on the oprah winfrey network, 82-year-old mary bartnicki is with her 74-year-old win sisters josie and terry. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we're happy to be here. >> the tape that shot you to

fame, what brought you three to the kim kardashian sex tapes. >> i saw a picture of her in my salon and the girls said have you seen her tape and i said, no, and she showed it to me and i was shocked because she got famous doing it and we got famous watching it. right? but to me it was nothing more than a lesson in love-making. >> was it really? >> i had an education. >> you were taking notes? >> it was an education? >> really? >> but i'm too old to even learn. >> you're never too old. >> not at this age i'm not going to practice. >> were you surprised at how -- how popular you got on the internet? >> oh, we were shocked. >> we had no idea that it would evolve into something so big like this. >> yes, we wanted to give advice on how to cook, you know, what life is all about so we weren't getting anywhere. as soon as we looked at kim kardashian, 6 million viewers.

>> oh and kim wants to have lunch with us. >> no! >> oh, yes. >> she wanted to have lunch with us. >> we'd love to. she thinks i'm khloe. >> i'm kim, me. >> i think i'm kim. >> no. >> no, she's kim. >> you might be kourtney, you have to work this out. what was the moment when you realized this thing had exploded? did someone call you and say my gosh, we want to put you on. who let you know? >> the producer. >> the producer called us and said you guys are viral. >> i said viral, what's that? >> you thought you were sick. >> something like a diagnosis. >> tell me, out of all, you get to meet oprah. >> oprah, the thrill of my life. it was so exciting to see her walk towards us and say, we're with you girls.

she says i have a lot of wisdom. >> she sat at the table, with he had din we are oprah, she sat at our table for a whole course. pat perry and gayle king. >> you had her whole posse there. >> you no he what oprah says to me? >> what? >> you're 82 years old? you must have so much wisdom. you've been here for decade after decade after decade. will you share your wisdom with me? i go oh, my god. >> what wisdom? >> i have wisdom, stop it, terry. i have plenty of wisdom, i'm here long enough. >> oprah said you have wisdom. >> she knows what she's talking about, she always says things for sure. >> she walks up and you get a show and you get a show and you get a show. >> we were shocked. >> ten episodes, with he completed ten episodes. >> i got to ask you ladies, you are hot mamas i'll put it out

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control of that clutter around your house can also help you get control of your weight. >> professional organizer dorothy breninger is the author of "stuff your face or face your stuff" great title and advices on "hoarders" good morning. >> hello. >> what is the link between clutter and weight? >> a study says people are wanting to lose weight but don't want to diet so much. i'm looking at it from a new approach, how do you say here is all this clutter but here is all this clutter and there's a correlation. >> how do you know you've got a clutter problem? >> there's a clutter problem when you start missing appointments, right, when you are not returning phone calls, you're not hanging up your clothes, reading your mail. maybe i need to look at me, too. >> some people are disorganized or maybe a little bit messy but as we've learned with hoarding it is now a psychiatric illness, correct? >> right it's in the dsm manual a mental illness and it's being

diagnosed that way. >> so you make the, you talk about in your book there's a very clear correlation between the weight link and the clutter in your life and you actually have some great tips for us on organizing you think may help you lose weight as well. can you take us through some of them? >> one of them is your bewitching hour, what time you cave in and go for the contraba contraband. >> that would be me. >> and the other one is to be compassionate with yourself. i like it if you take a baby photo of you, put it across from you so you can see it and say would i feed that little girl that kind of food? would i be acting that way to that little girl? >> let's bring in a couple of your clients, deedee barton and valerie paglisi. >> hi, ladies. you've changed both their lives. let's start with deedee. how are you? >> i'm great. >> you brought dorothy to help you with your paperwork. >> my husband and i have an

accounting firm and hundreds of thousands of pieces of data and paper so i thought well she can help me manage my system but what she actually did was help me grow my business by just better organizing strategies and then made time for getting everything done. >> we look at your stats as well in the process of decluttering you also lost 20 pounds, is that right? >> well i like to say that i really lost 40 because i was gaining every year, so at first i had to just stop the carnage of the weight gain so i figured once i stopped that was the same as losing. there you go. >> valerie, what about you? >> i had hired dorothy to help me with my garage. i was losing my home and able to pack up everything else but the garage was where i was stuffing everything, and i've lost over 100 pounds. >> wow. >> cleaning out the garage and cleaning out your life in the process. >> yes, and i got rid of the old house and husband in between and

so. >> so you lost about 240 pounds! >> i did. >> pretty good deal, all right! >> that's a lot of poundage. >> the book is "stuff your face or face your stuff." dorothy, deedee, valerie thank you so much. we're back in a moment but this is "today" on nbc. that's an extreme diet.

coming up next, kathie lee and hoda catch up with emmy award winner jane lynch from "glee." >> make noise for them. and "revenge wears prada" fans are lining up to see what happens in the next installment. the best

it is 9:56 now. good morning. i'm marla tellez. a special election is going on to replace a disgrade supervisor. george shirakawa, jr., left the supervisors after he admitted to

abusing public funds. seven candidates are now vying to replace him. by the way shirakawa will be sentenced friday. also election day in other counties, contra costa counties hercules residents voting on measure a, which would raise taxes on utilities to bring in more revenue for the city. the bol in as stin son school district voting or a partial tax for school programs. watsonville would allow to an ex for development. a look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. hey, thanks, marla. it's going to be nice today and tomorrow as we see a pretty robust on-shore flow. as low clouds hug the coastline, the cool westerly flow, nice air moves inland. a nice day today and tomorrow, then we crank the heat. enjoy, 74 livermore, 63 in san francisco, might need a coach. if you want to hit the beach, not too bad, much better beach

weather at the end of the week. 98 oppose friday, triple digits for saturday. check the drive with mike. >> speed limit, selling for that is. had a crash around 66, the overcrossing and clearer traffic recovering. both directions approaching coliseum 880, 580 clear, no problem. other side of the bay, approaching 101, a crash near the connector but the connector is open. we have slow south through san mateo. traditional through the airport down towards hillsdale. bay bridge toll plaza, slow roller cleared up and so has most of the bridge. back to you. >> back with our next update at 10:26. we hope to see you then.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hey, everybody, it's booze-day tuesday, it's june 4th, we're so happy that you're spending your day, just a little bit of it with us. >> just an hour with us. >> what's wrong with that? >> they have nothing else to do. >> what are we going to do about michael douglas. >> yeah. >> there's controversy, we knew there would be a little, anyway. over what we thought was the story. now his publicist is back-tracking a little bit. >> the story was, originally michael douglas talked about his throat cancer and said it was

from smoking and drinking for many years. then he was interviewed by the "guardian" and the "guardian" asked him essentially if he regretted the smoking and drinking and things over the course of the years that caused the throat cancer and he said actually it wasn't that, it was something else and he described it as, a -- this is his exact quote. he said this particular cancer is caused by hpv. but now his press person, alan burrie said the statement was taken out of context. but they have an audio recording of it. >> he claims michael douglas was saying that not his cancer, but this type of cancer could be caused by that. but you're right, the guardian says, we have the whole thing on tape. and. >> so i don't know what, why the back-pedaling, unless it's an embarrassment to his family or catherine is upset with him. i thought the reasons for that, i think it's an important conversation to have. because so few people.

remember the whole thing with president clinton, what is sex and kids are having it all the time and adults are, too. they don't realize what a risk it is. >> you know what was weird. i was googling around a little bit. >> of course you were, that's the way you roll. >> and something weird popped up that i was unaware of. >> are you naked in it? >> no, i was clicking and it said dental dam. i was like, what is that? you know when you click on something and you regret it and it keeps popping up. >> what is dental dam is some kind of a condom for oral sex. >> oh, my gosh. >> it was weird, i never even heard of it. >> that's why i never heard of it. >> i couldn't escape the website. >> now i get it. >> i mean my gosh. is there anything romantic any more? >> no, it's not. it's all -- >> you better get out the dental dam. >> oh, woof. i had never seen that.

and it seems dangerous. >> what if, you could get hurt wearing that thing. >> anyway -- >> i don't get it. >> i saw it there are all kinds of, it's weird, lots of colors. >> does it come in designer colors. >> on to something fun. >> yes. >> if you think being on the cover of "aarp" magazine is fun, we had the best lunch yesterday. >> we really did. we are cover girls for this magazine, and -- >> such nice people and we had such a good time. they did the reveal at the luncheon, the really nice people there. that's our whole crew from "the today show" who came and hung out with us. so thanks to everybody. and thanks to meg grant, we loved her. >> meg grant is the person who did the actual interview and people love her and people are getting their magazines today. i've done, too many of these things through the years, you know? and you never know what, what you're going to get. you just don't know. you don't now how the picture, what pictures they're going to

pick. you have no control. i've done interviews with people that then i've been surprised when the magazine came out because it was so different from what i went through during the interview. and i've actually had two writers in during my career, who wrote me afterwards and said i want to apologize for what was in that magazine. because that's not the way i wrote it. the editor changed it and one person actually left the whole business because he said, she says she was so upset that she was used that way. this one -- we love. she quoted us properly and she listened. >> and we were in bathing suits. which was very unusual. >> and there are satellites in the sky. >> yes. >> and i hope everybody on that set that day -- oh! yeah, there are a few surprises on the inside. >> jerry, you're crazy. >> that's one thing nobody wants to see, believe me. >> there's a contest out there

for if you are a beautiful face over the age of 50, aarp is looking for real models. so today they're going to kick off the search. so real people model search. they want people to embrace their age. >> male and female? or just females, everybody? >> still checking. >> anyway, you want to be able to share your secrets for living the good life. so there are going to be seven winners. seven winners will be flown to new york for a photo shoot and you're going to be in an upcoming issue. so go to aarp.org and can you figure out all of those details. >> i didn't realize, this goes to 39 million people. it's in every dentist's office, i don't want to say dental. every dentist's office, cover girl, hoda, i'm going to insist that you join me on dogs and life. facebook, is it okay to wear white to a wedding? we're going to ask you to join us on facebook.

>> i don't want to know. >> here's the thing, i was going to bobby's wedding at your house and it was hot. i don't have any dresses except the ones i wear to work. >> some people buy new things. >> that doesn't look that wonderful at all. that dress, i had it was like oh, my god, i have a dress, it's off-white, cream and i wore it, it's short. i didn't think anything of it. >> you actually looked smashing. apparently people were mad. >> the only person who should have taken umbrage is bobbie because it was her wedding. she didn't take umbrage at all. and while we're at it, let's ask this question -- why did bobbie wear white? why does anybody wear white any more. what's the point? >> so anyway, unless you are an 8-year-old bride. these days. >> i don't know too many -- >> she meant 18. >> so here are the people who wrote in. >> i don't know many of them,

either. >> kathie lee is apologizing. >> no, i'm not. >> yes, you are. >> i'm apologizing. >> one writer wrote in, why did you wear white and that's disrespectful. >> i don't think about that kind of stuff. when i got married, i don't remember if anyone wore white. >> did you wear white at your wedding? >> yes. i did. >> and i also don't notice if i'm at an event, i don't care. but maybe it's unkind. i don't mean it to be. >> it's a long-standing tradition. just like don't wear white before labor day. who made up these rules. anyway, one viewer wrote, i love you, but what were you thinking? >> apparently nothing at all. >> here's how emily post addressed the subject. a reader wrote in asking if it was okay to wear a cream lace dress -- >> that's what i wore. >> like hers to a wedding. >> and ha did peggy say?

>> she said yes, today wedding guests can wear cream or white for that matter, as long as the outfit doesn't say "bride." for example, your short lace cream sheath doesn't look bridal. >> i don't even like it now, that i saw it. >> can i be honest? i thought you never looked so great, you looked stunning. so did christina maria. >> that's the way she is. >> if you would like to vote on whether you think it's okay to wear white or cream to a wedding, go to klgandhoda.com and vote. i'll be curious to see what people think. most people seem mad. maybe they're not going to like it. >> most people didn't like what i was wearing. >> why? >> you looked comfortable. >> you looked fine. >> no, i -- i had been battling septic problems an hour before that wedding. you wonder why my hair was in a scrunchie? you try that.

>> so tomorrow is a big day on the show, the voice, you guys. now there are now six content of thes left and one is going to be cut. we're going to try to decide right now between the two of us. who is going to be cut. who is going to be eliminated. sasha allen is team shakira. amber carington is team usher. and let's just roll it and see. >> we don't know. ♪ ♪ ♪ and i'm crazy over you ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ rock me, momma, any way you feel ♪ ♪ hey momma, rock me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we got confused. we don't know. >> i wanted it take down their names and -- >> here they are. >> i don't want them now. >> we have to do it again. during commercial break. so i can -- would you not talk this time and let me hear them sing? >> you didn't have the write names. >> i don't care what team they're on. i want to hear them sing. oh. >> who is --

>> you cut them. from all your talking apparently they all should be because i couldn't hear them. >> the finals are tonight. we'll find out tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. >> who do you think should be cut? >> i liked them all. i was confused. i was trying to help you. i got two confused. >> help me? >> we ril rerack that and i'm not talking about our cover. and we will listen calmly and quietly. >> when? when are we doing that? >> during commercial break. >> i want to be able to do it right now. >> penelope cruz, good for you, she's 40 and she's a bond girl. >> she's a bond will. >> she's hot. >> she's drop-dead beautiful and sexy as all get-out. if you can't be hoda woman, you should be penelope cruz. what's the cut-off date, like maxim magazine, 59? >> apparently.

they've been after her for a while and daniel craig is 45. and so i think it's going to be nice to see him with a woman more age-appropriate. >> and halle berry is 42. >> she's 42 as well. >> 40, also. >> 40 -- as well. who are you picking? >> i want to give it a quick shout-out to my friend susan, she's here with her family just visiting us. >> if you get an aarp card, hoda. say you go to rent a car, you could get like 30% off. it's unbelievable. check what the discounts are. jerry is liking what he reads. >> honestly go to their website and find, you say you go to -- you get a ticket at a movie theater? >> they make you show the card? >> so what. you have to be 50? >> you got to get your card. keith got his at 45. i don't know. >> can you get a card at 45? >> go to their website. shall we? >> we're confusing everybody.

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that. >> we just came in. >> was that you or --? >> that was me you just heard, on "glee." in the carol burnett key. >> it's like we're at the zoo and we're the animals. >> no kidding. >> what was the feeling when you first walked out on stage? >> oh, it was that, you're a stage person. it's the energy that courses through your person that you're terrified and thrilled at the same time. and you know, someone were to put a knife into you, you wouldn't feel it. because your adrenaline is going. it's the best feeling in the world. i love it. >> and it's a show that holds up so well. >> so brilliantly written. >> the music is gorgeous. >> and you fell so in love with those little girls. >> i did it for five weeks and i cried backstage every time she would sing "maybe." >> me, too, i sit back there and

lula crawford. >> look at you. >> i had -- it looks like dorothy loudoun in that one. i played it very drunk. it was at madison square garden and you wanted the little kids in the back to be able to see. are you black and blue when you're done? >> i'm not doing that so much. i do trip up the stairs at one point and i really do stub my toe, because i'm method. and i have -- cramps in my legs all night long from doing stuff like that. >> dell us, you're very busy, not just doing the stage thing. you've got a new nbc show coming out. >> celebrity game show. >> "celebrity fusion." >> sean hayden is notorious for his game nights. he choreographs them to the n-th degree. they're kind of a famous thing, game nights, we play these kind

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>> flo rida. >> okay. >> blue ivy. had a baby. >> beyonce. >>. ♪ people >> barbra streisand. >> this is so fun. oh, oh. >> daniel -- >> day-lewis? >> no, elton john? >> yes. >> how did you know that -- >> you are a genius. >> one of the beatles -- >> paul mccartney. >> cabaret -- >> you already won. you won. >> $1 million! great, i'm quitting broadway, i've got my million. >> no, here's what you got to do, you got to promise christopher guest get everybody back together for one more show. >> if i had it in my power. >> i have a feeling he hasn't

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released. the teens are suspected of shooting and killing two other teens in east san jose two sundays ago. police do not believe this double shooting was dang related. we'll take a look at the forecast and the roads after the break.

welcome back now. the time is 10:28. i'm meteorologist christina loren. still tracking low clouds at the coast. winds picking up doing their part to clear clouds out. also see that cool ocean air transported all the way inland as that breeze picks up. today is not going to be too

bad. 80 on the way to livermore, 73 fremont, 62 in san francisco. just a couple days away from triple digit heat. we'll have the full forecast at 11:00. first check your drive with mike. >> good morning. a lot better coming off san mateo bridge. look at the light flow traffic coming towards us off the highrise over the san mateo bridge, approaching foster city, pleasant flow on the maps as well. southbound 101 still has a slowdown, the only for the freeways in the area. that is not unusual. that will clear up over the next half hour. northbound 101 out of san jose, towards montague expressway where we had a crash, sounds like all clear, marla. >> you just mentioned palo alto. police are warning joggers to be on the lookout after a man groped a woman in the palo alto nature preserve. the man ran off when two cyclists came by to help the woman. information from detectives and reaction from joggers in that same area.

that's in 30 minutes. we do hope to see you then. we're back on this booze-day tuesday on "today" with the much-anticipated sequel to "the devil wears prada" that went on to become one of the hottest chick flicks. >> it starred anne hathaway and meryl streep. and they meet again in the new sequel called "revenge wears prada." >> it's been ten years, we've been waiting. >> and you've written a couple of books in between. >> i have. >> it's not like you've been sitting eating bon-bones after

the million-dollar box office. >> i thought i really want to see what's going on with these characters. >> it was a ten-year time period in their lives. >> yes, i did not pick up right where the book leaves off with andy's big f-you moment. she's ten years older and she has her own magazine now. >> she's different, she's married. >> right when you open the book. you've not giving away too much because she's getting married right there at the top. >> getting married. editor in chief of her own magazine. i'm not giving away too much when i say she's back, paired with her old nemesis, emily. >> i loved. >> and they're best friends now. >> how did that happen? >> got to read to find out. >> okay. so during this ten-year period, even though you were writing other things, were you fomenting in your mind, you know what, oh, what if she got married. and or is it, did you just leave it alone. because i love to write and i'm fascinated by other people's process. >> i've always been thinking about it. always. i love these characters, i hope

other people do as well and i thought it would be so much fun to go back and check in with them and so much happens in your 20s in ten years. what happened to andy. >> and she evolves andy's character a lot. we remember her, she evolved a lot in book number one. >> she did, she's definitely grown up. she has a lot more confidence. she's like we said, she's married, she's an editor now and you think of course, just when everything is going really well -- >> of course -- >> she's back. >> now we know in real life you worked at vogue. >> yes. >> with anna wintour. did you ever hear from her? what's it like do run into her now? >> is she nice to you? >> i've been writing books, i'm knee-deep in changing diapers. our paths are just not crossing. >> so -- if you ran into her -- hypothetical, if you ran into her like on the way out, what do

you think she would do? >> i am not sure about that. i'm not even sure if she would -- >> would she say hi, nice to meet you? >> nice to see you again. >> oh, that's right. >> when you see the film, when you saw the first film, was it true to your book and do you think there's going to be a sequel coming out? >> i would have although that. >> i loved what they did with the movie. i thought it was so much fun and you're like, you're not supposed to say that as an author. never love what they did, i thought they did such an amazing job. how do you beat that cast? that's as good as it gets. they were incredible. >> you know that meryl puts on that wig and those clothes and she sun believable. >> we wish you great luck. >> everybody is going to be beating down the door for this book. >> and you look the same as you did ten years ago, it's really, really annoying. >> thank you. >> ajd i'm going to see lauren

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time for madelyn's food fight. if you're looking for something healthy at the concession stand at the ball game, you're probably striking out. what are your best options? our daylight and nutrition editor, madelyn fernstrom is about to put us to the test. >> i know you girls eat a lot of ballpark food. this is chicago's version, it's got onions, tomatoes, and it's a foot-long. >> does your chicago hotdog have more or less than 800 calories? what? >> good. >> i i say it has less than 800.

>> i say it has 950. >> it has more. what is more familiar than peanuts and crackerjacks. here we have six ounces of each. there's more crackerjacks because it's fluffier. which one is lower calories? >> peanuts. >> no. >> i was going to say that. >> the crackerjacks have 600, but the nuts have 1,000 calories. >> how do we know how many nuts are over there? >> i can't see anything. >> i have one. >> so, i got that one. >> you got that one. >> so even on that -- heart-healthy fat, i want you to tell me how much fat is in this container, can you see it this far? >> okay. no, you're the expert, you tell us. 50, 75 or 100 grams of fat. hoda? >> what were the answers? >> 75.

>> kathie lee, you can finish strong. >> 100. >> 100, you're right. >> just a guess. >> now we're going to move on to, we're going to have a true and false. it is possible to buy some raw veggies and hummus at a ballpark. true. >> yes, it's true. >> only if you're at a ballpark in egypt. >> no, good one! >> let's switch to some liquids and see what we want to drink at the ballpark. here we have three 16-ounce drinks, one of these has 200 calories, the other has more, lemonade, the cola or the smoothie. >> the cola has 200. >> yes. >> that is absolutely true. >> let's -- >> come on, kathie lee, keep trying. >> i'm right here. >> let's check out the beer. >> the 16-ounce draft beer. does this have 200, 300 or 400 calories? >> 400. >> no.

>> 300. >> no, 200! >> all right, madelyn. >> enjoy yourself. so a lot of ballparks have expanded food offerings, not just hotdogs any more. something popular is a brisket sandwich on a nice roll with barbeque sauce. now you're going to walk this off. if 100 calories is about a mile, if you walk a mile you burn 100 calories, how many miles to work this off, six, nine or 12? >> nine. >> about 900 calories. >> the tiebreaker. okay. >> you had nachos, now think carefully. >> listen carefully. how many hotdogs, plain, regular hotdogs are equal in calories to these nachos? is it one, two, or four? >> four. >> it is four. >> and. >> that looks so darn good to me. the hotdogs, the nachos and the beer. >> look what i got!

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right now, there are 118,000 people in this country who need an organ transplant. but sadly, 18 people will die every day waiting. >> our friend and digital dude, kyle michael miller, is here with the story of one indiana mom who is here to bring that number down by using his facebook page. >> such a great story of hope and inspiration. something we need a little bit more of. we use our facebook page here every day to have fun with and connect with all of you guys who watch the show. but leah created her page for a little bit different reasons and

now she's changing lives all over the country. >> any day i get to see these two is a good day. >> jerry wild is sitting between two women who helped save his life. >> i want to dance at my daughter's wedding. and becky and leah have made that possible. >> when jerry's kidney developed cancer three years ago -- he didn't know how much longer he had to live. >> i really felt like time is running out here. >> doctors told him there was less than a 9% chance he would find a match. so he turned to social media. >> i saw a status update on facebook from jerry. that mentioned. >> i need your help. >> meet leah, she's jerry's former college student, a busy stay at home mom with three kids and she knows how to get things done. >> i knew what i had to do, was to make jerry's situation real for everyone else. the page was the perfect place to do that. today's feature page has 25

likes. >> so tech-savvy leah set up a facebook page called, find a kidney for jerry. >> i knew it would reach a lot of people and i had hoped it would work. but i wasn't -- i wasn't sure it was going to work. >> jerry's page started getting liked and shared all over facebook. >> becky melten, a complete stranger, was one of the first people to see it. >> immediately, it caught my attention. >> that week, she had been praying to god for a greater purpose. >> when i scrolled across that page, something did just click in me and ever since, it was like, like thank you, god, this is what you had for me. >> it turns out becky was the perfect match for jerry. >> it's the most fulfilling thing i've ever done. >> leah now spends about three to four hours a day managing a facebook page called find a kidney central. >> i feature a page of the day. >> she promotes other kidney pages and helps people create them. like for leona jones, a mother of five whose life turned

upside-down while on dialysis. >> i had always been the strong one and i was always hands on with my kids. my husband took over and i had to learn a whole new life. >> a stranger named susan saw her facebook page and wanted to give leona her kidney. but she wasn't a match. two hours away, a teen named lucas also needed a kidney, his aunt peggy wanted to donate. but she wasn't a match, either. through a paired donation, doctors connected them. peggy gave her kidney to leona and susan gave hers to lucas. >> it seemed like everything just fit. >> it fell together perfectly. >> it makes me feel like i get more chances to do stuff in life and actually live my life and i am thankful for that. >> i got to help not only one person, but two. it was, it was more than one blessing. >> now you guys are like a family. >> right. >> right. >> you're not blood-related but you're kidney-related. >> right, exactly, yeah, very much so. >> i asked him if he's taking care of my kidney. >> are you? >> yes. >> i love you, jerry.

>> i love you, too. >> three kidneys, a new family bond. all thanks to to a friend's facebook page, helping give the gift of life. >> how sweet is that. kyle is here with david fleming, the president and ceo of donate life america. hi, guys. great job by the way. >> terrific job. >> you hear stories like this probably every day. but the average person doesn't hear about this. it seems rather miraculous, the whole thing. >> absolutely. it's an incredible miraculous thing that happens every day and primarily through the generosity of donors. >> do you think social media just changed the game? is it upping the organ donations? >> particularly for living donations, social media, what an incredibly easy way for people to get the word out on a massive scale. it's sort of the new telephone, if you will. you can call a couple hundred people at the same time. >> it's heart-warming to know there are still people out there that are that loving and that giving. we hear so much about what's

wrong with human nature. and hearing about people like that, that will go -- >> for a total stranger. >> total stranger. >> felt like, i need to donate. >> and that's my purpose. >> what can you do, kyle, if you want to? >> you can register right on your facebook page. i have mine up now. you go to your timeline, you hit life event. can you hit health and wellness organ donor and then you can actually go to the different, you can register in your state right here. put that location in. put why you want to register and then you can share it on your page and so people know about it. >> good job. nice job. >> lovely to meet you. thank you, thank you. >> all right if you feel like your skin is aging -- faster than you are, we're going to help you slow down the process at any age. this is today on nbc.

if you're 50-plus like some people. then you know age and gravity start rearing their ugly heads on your body. >> your hair starts to lose its luster, your skin starts to sag. so johnson aarp's beauty contributor has products to help you enjoy the summer. >> hey, lois. >> take us down. >> sunscreen, first. >> there's a new study out of australia that says wearing sunscreen slows down aging. so everybody has got to do it. and some companies really get it. the fda has a new ruling. now sunscreen that says broad spectrum uva/uvb. like neutrogena. >> which always does great products. >> and we just put this one on. >> this is fantastic. >> l'oreal. >> that's going home with momma. >> that's the only time hoda will wear sunscreen. >> i like it, it smells so good. >> it has argan oil in it.

so everything deaging. new body serums, because we're showing more skin, showing our arms and legs. >> whoops? not that skin. >> this is a serum. which means it's very concentrated. >> so you don't need as much? >> you don't use as much, but you get more. >> and this is -- >> it's a weird application. >> this is sit tight. it has caffeine in it, it gets rid of all the secellulite. >> cc cream. you don't want to wear a lot of makeup during the summer. it's light cosmetics and this is super goop. >> what's super goop? >> it has a tint in it, you're wearing your tint, your sunscreen and all your deaging stuff. >> the kitchen sink in everything. >> for the eyes, eventually we're going it take off our sunglasses. >> what happens to those? >> you either want retinol, which is dr. brant glow or

minerals, copper zinc magnesium. >> you put it underneath your eye? >> and you it makes wearing eye makeup in the summer a lot more fun. >> cc cream again, this time for your hair. you know our hair gets dry and brittle. >> yes. >> it takes back the shine, makes it feel like healthy hair. >> when do you put that on? >> you style your hair with it. >> or wear it at the pool or beach. >> if you put your hair or a pony tail. >> done. and one more thing, this is color well. it's got a tint in it i don't want to spray it on you, because it's purple. you foam up your hair, it has more volume and it counteracts yellowing. >> tomorrow, the big home show. we've got the five hottest home trends. plus how to get curb

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thanks a lot for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. we begin with a warning for visitors to a popular palo alto trail. police are on the lookout for a man who tacked and groped a female jogger. she was assaulted running along the palo alto baylands nature preserve close to the golf course. kristi smith with new information from a detective on this case. kristi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. palo alto police are suggesting women partner up when they come out to these trails to exercise. as you can see, they get excluded around the turns out here. this is where a wom