returning on monday. >> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we're back with a live local news update. good morning. breaking overnight, panic as a >> the frantic rescues and what may have caused the terrifying accident. from bad to worse, the forest fire the most destructive in the state's history. blamed for two deaths and consuming more than 375 homes. we're on the front lines. al stops the rain preventing our maroon 5 concert from becoming monsoon 5. today is friday, june 14th,

2013. from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1-a is rockefeller plaza. good morning. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm savannah guthrie with natalie morales and al roker that conquered the weather today. >> by the time they take the stage it will be dry for the most part. >> what do you mean for the most part? >> a little drizzle but it's getting out of here. i'm just telling you -- there are umbrellas there. i'm not saying there's bright, blue skies. >> it will be a good concert no matter what. >> we're looking forward to it in our 8:30 half hour. we want to begin with a serious story.

the frightening deck collapse in miami as they were watching the nba finals on tv. >> divers spent the night searching the water making sure no one was trapped. mark is there for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. you can see the deck behind me. last night people were here cheering on the heat in the nba finals when suddenly a part of this deck and a lot of people fell into the water. >> all of a sudden we hear this crack happen. i thought a boat hit the deck. >> reporter: police say the accident occurred around 9:45 p.m. at shuckers bar and grill in miami. customers were watching the heat play the spurs in the nba finals when as many as 100 people fell into several feet of water when the deck of the sports bar collapsed. >> you hear crunch, crunch, and then, bam, piller coming down, people screaming and people yelling. >> reporter: eric williams heard

the collapse and rushed to help. >> i went into the water and my son was pulling people out of the war. the war was a little bit slimy. >> reporter: 24 people were taken to area hospitals for treatment, two of them in serious condition. >> as soon as our units arrived they were able to assess the scene and start rescuing people and bring them to the treatment area so we could triage them and treat them and transport them in as short a time as possible. >> from all the information we have everybody is accounted for. >> reporter: fortunately no one was killed in this incident. the question to be investigated now is what went wrong here? why did this occur? matt? mark potter in miami this morning. thank you very much. meanwhile, in colorado even more homes destroyed overnight by the massive and out of control wild fire still going on right now and officials say it's quickly becoming the most destructive in that state's history.

nbc's ma miguel is in colorado springs. good morning. >> reporter: the black forest fire, a historic fire claimed hundreds of homes and two lives. it's only 5% contained and shows no sign of slowing down. a rare view from the front lines of colorado's deadly and most destructive wild fire in state history. 379 homes destroyed in county and at least two people are dead. >> it appears as though the individuals were in the garage and the car doors were open as though they were loading or grabbing last-minute things and all indications are from the evidence on scene that they were planning to depart very quickly. >> reporter: with 13,000 homes still threatened today the governor declared a disaster. >> give me some water. >> reporter: the battle for containment is part military assault.

the national guard and air force backing up firefighters on the ground and from above. the air attack in fire fights like this one is critical but for this home, it's going to be too late. on thursday a steady stream of water drops, with the burn zone spanning 25 square miles, this morning nearly 40,000 people are evacuated, most left to wait and wonder. >> it looked like our neighborhood was already on fire, but we really don't know anything. >> reporter: a historic and deadly fire still on the move, still threatening homes and lives. firefighters say they have made progress, but they will need mother nature's help to turn the corner here. it's going to be a tough day on the firelines. back to you.

>> all right. miguel, thanks. of course that fire is only one of several burning across the state of colorado this morning. terry is the sheriff of el paso county colorado. we were talking about the deaths of those loading up to evacuate and there are reports that they were on the phone. >> i think it's a combination of people waiting too long and underestimating the speed of which a fire could move on them. they said they could see a glow to the west and here we are 40 minutes later and another caller could hear crackling in the back, the background noise and they claim they were leaving at that hoement. >> is it fair to say the investigation is now a homicide investigation? >> well, obviously with the two deaths, it's absolutely how we

will be pursuing it and it's how we are looking at it and treating every aspect of that investigation. >> i was looking at what you have in terms of resources. 750 people on the ground in round-the-clock shifts, and is this a situation where the more people you have the better chance you have to control it or are these people simply no match for mother nature? >> well, i will tell you, mother nature has really challenged us the last couple days. today is supposed to be another windy day, and having all those bodies will be an asset. it's two fronts, the containment, and then the growth of the actual fire and offering the structure protection and being able to move quickly to each resident because it's spotty and jumping around and we are talking about a fairly large area. >> i know your folks have your hands full today and we appreciate you taking time with us this morning. >> you are welcome. thank you for having me.

>> thank you very much. here is savannah. and now to the developments in syria. this morning the u.s. is preparing to step up military support of rebels after finding conclusive evidence that the syrian government has used chemical weapons against the opposition. chuck todd is nbc's chief white house correspondent. good morning to you. >> this comes after months of deliberations, growing pressure on the white house to do something, not just from republican hawks like john mccain, but also from some democrats like bill clinton. yesterday the white house announced steps to help turned tide. today the white house facing growing pressure after declaring the syrian president has used chemical weapons, including deadly gas against his own

people. for months president obama has said the use of chemical weapons would cross a red line and trigger a u.s. response. the u.s. will now provide lethal aid to those forces, and mccain says that may not be enough. >> i think the way the issue has been handled is disgraceful, and this because of our inaction is turn into a regional conflict. >> they could include additional arms and additional humanitarian aid or enforcement of a no-fly zone, but for now no talk of putting u.s. troops on the ground. why? the public is skeptical. just 15% of americans believe the u.s. should use military force. >> chuck, there is growing pressure to october.

there is not a lot of appetite in the country of deepening the involvement into this conflict. >> reporter: our last poll that we conducted we anticipated something like this. 1 in 4 americans support the idea of either having direct military involvement or arming the opposition. a large majority, over 70%, either want the u.s. to do nothing, stand aside, or only provide humanitarian aid, and it's one of those issues it's the exact same if you look at just look at democrats or republicans or independents, it's the across the board, it's a war-weary country and you see it when you ask questions about involvement in syria. >> let's bring richard engel into the conversation. chemical weapons have been used by the regime as a caravan of lies.

as we talk about deepening u.s. involvement, is this arming the rebels, as many of the obama administration critics say too little too late? >> reporter: we spoke to diplomatic sources and rebels themselves, and unless something changes quickly the rebels are going to lose this fight. the key change happened when hezbollah started to intervene in a major way on behalf of the syrian government. it's a big militia and organized. but it's not just hezbollah, and you have the iranian guard and iraqi shiite militias. so unless something happens, they are going to lose. >> thesitants of the

administration could have delayed this. >> reporter: is that a leg legitimate concern, and there could be squabbling on the ground between rebel groups, jealousies, but if you talk to the rebels, they say the best way to weaken the fringe groups is by supporting the mainstream groups, and the stronger you make them and the more stronger they seem and the more supporters they can bring to their cause and make the fringe groups appear more marginal than they are. >> thank you very much. natalie joins us now and has new developments tied to the man that exposed the government's phone surveillance program. good morning to you. >> britain today hung out the not welcome sign for edward snowden, the man that admits to being the nsa leaker. the british government told airlines around the world not to let snowden get on flights to the united kingdom. he is believed to be in hong kong and is yet to be charged with any crime. investigators are trying to

find what caused a massive explosion and fire thursday at a chemical plant in louisiana, not far from baton rouge. at least one person killed and 70 hurt. one person said it felt like an earthquake. police say the man that opened fire last week killing five people in santa monica left behind a handwritten note apologizing for killing two family members but offering no explanation for his rampage. he killed three other people before police shot and killed him in the library of the santa monica college. and then in connecticut, a somber remembrance. this morning a moment of silence and the reading of the names of the victims and the rally to push for gun control. now wall street and what is moving the markets. cnbc's mary johnson joins us. >> american airlines looking to add more seats to the coach

section in some of the airplanes. gun maker smith & wessen reporting preliminary sales for the year. and the dow is up 14 points following disappointing reports this morning on wholesale inflation, industrial production and consumer sentiment. back to you. >> thank you. here is how not to park a plane. a jet ended up smashed into the side of a hangar. the mechanics were revving up the jets for a test when it went forward. no injuries there. and then honoring the longest serving member of congress in history, 57 1/2 years in the house. and then kathleen sebelius and others were led in a chorus line of congratulations.

too bad we couldn't hear them there? >> yeah. >> they were singing "happy birthday." >> yeah. >> thank you, natalie. mr. roker, we promised no rain for the concert. what else is going on? >> yesterday this long line of thunderstorms pushed into the northeast, and mid-atlantic states. look at some of the damage. this is over 100,000 people losing power in virginia with winds of up to 70 miles per hour. you are looking at trees in roanoke, virginia. and then in concord, north carolina, a lot of hail being reported and trees down. and in marion, ohio, hail as well and heavy rain and big problems. so here is what is left of the storm system making its way in new england. out west with the forest fires, not getting relief. thunderstorms with 91 degrees,

and may cause more wildfires out there. saturday and sunday, temperatures in the mid-80s with breezy winds out of the south and changing out to the west. we will get to your local forecast in just 30 seconds. we have some choice weather headed our way this friday. yes, you made ypit. we've got a beautiful day shaping up over san francisco. a live shot shows a little haze. no fog, no flight delays and happy flag day to you. 70 degrees at the coast, bay side 77, 86 inland today. getting into the all-important

father's day weekend. your highs are going to tumble from the upper 80s inland today to the low 80s. tomorrow we'll hold on to the low 80s for sunday and cool off as we head into next week. big controversy raising here. natalie says singer or hanger. >> we went over if this was a regional thing or something else. >> picking on me again. >> anyway, new census estimates are revealing a historic shift in america this morning. tom costello is down in washington to break this down for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. by 2043, three decades from now, whites will be a minority, but the new numbers confirmed what we have already seen on the streets. a changing complexion that will have huge, social, political and economic implications for the entire country and the fastest growing ethnic group may not be what you expect. far from the 50s, a new group of

color. how is the face of america changing? think of the country like a maternity ward with each baby representing 50,000 people added to a racial group once you take away the debts, for the year ending july 2012, the asian population expanded by 530,000 people. african americans added 560,000 and the hispanic population grew by the most, 1.1 million people. nonhispanic whites added only 175,000 people to their ranks and for the first time, deaths by a slim margin out paced births for white who saw their gains coming completely from immigration. in 30 years, explosions in hispanic and asian growth will make whites a minority, and the implications are huge for programs like social security and medicare.

>> they have to be ready to make their park because as the older white people retire they're all we have. >> take west liberty, iowa. their population is only 5%, students here have the option to take half their classes in spanish. the town's meat packing plant means 52% of its residents are hispanic. virginia senator tim cain gave a nod to his hispanic constituents by speaking their language on the senator floor. >> we need mixtures and variety, and that's how we build culture. >> a mosaic that is already here. a population of the u.s. in children under the age of 5 is almost already majority minority, and that means the class entering kindergarten this fall is 49.9% minority. matt, back to you. >> all right. tom costello in washington for us. thank you very much. coming up, we have a fascinating story about men and paternity leave. more and more companies are

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it is 7:26. good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. cal osha looking into a second workplace death in the south bay deputies say a workers was killed yesterday at stevens creek quarry yesterday when a co heavy piece of equipment he was working malfunctioned. on tuesday if you recall, an elevator worker was killed in a separate accident. the 49ers stadium in santa clara. parents now@ demanding four board members step down. parents say the santa clara board's use of intimidation and micromanaging led more than a dozen principals and straighters to leave. board members say they're focused on improving student pro

fish see. vice president joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden will be in san francisco tonight to attend a fund-raiser for the democratic national committee at the home of the ceo of san francisco-based company binwise. according to christina loren, it looks like the vice president and the second lady are going to be in for a good one. >> presidential weather for the vice president today. 7:27. we have chamber of commerce weather today. not just at your inland valley locations, but we're clear all the way to the coastline. you don't have to worry about flightcq!ñ delays out ofvkt san francisco. 56 degrees there. if you want to hit the beach today, perfect conditions to do so for your getaway friday. 75 degrees at 4:00 p.m. 88 for livermore, 82 in fremont, 83 in redwood city. dads, 80 degrees on father's day

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7:30 on this friday morning. it's the 14th of june, 2013. do you know what you don't see in that shot? >> a lot of umbrellas. that's good news. the rain has let up. our crowd is getting ready and in the next hour they'll get what they came for, a toyota summer concert from a great band. one of our favorites around here, maroon 5. good morning everyone. >> also ahead a revealing and very personal interview with the dog whispering. how the popular animal advocate and reality star was broke and even attempted to take his on life when he was at the height of his success. >> and then rupert murdock is

heading for divorce court again ending a 14 year marriage to his third wife. could it become the costliest split ever? and we'll head to arkansas when the dug gar family is welcoming the newest member of the family, 12 day old grand son marcus. we'll meet him coming up. >> good morning to them. but first a lot of talk this morning about two participants at the clinton global initiative in chicago. hilary clinton and chris christie. peter has more on that. good morning. >> good morning. in hollywood they probably call this a double feature. clinton spoke thursday, chris christie speaks today and their actions are fuelling a lot of speculation about 2016. think about this unique venue. today it's bill clinton that could be advising his wife's next presidential bid giving her possible rival chris christie the range to show case his own leadership skills. >> reporter: call it hilary

clinton 3.0. >> after visiting 112 nations over four years i'm still jet lagged. >> reporter: but no signs of wear as clinton and chris christie share the stage. perhaps a preview of 2016. not even five months after departing as secretary of state, the first lady is essentially raising the curtain on her next act empowering women and girls. >> when women participate in politics the effects ripple out across society. >> reporter: he recent return to the spotlight appears carefully choreographed. the newly renamed bill, hilary and chelsea foundation and a new twitter account. followers waiting to hear what's tbd. as for chris christie, the jersey shore reopening and carnival playing presidential pal is the former president's guest of honor speaking this afternoon while his republican rivals address a conference of religious conservatives.

for the moment, christie is focused on 2013, not 2016 eyeing his own race in a heavily blue state. >> come on jimmy, do you think i would come on this show to announce a presidential run. >> reporter: still plenty of time for that. just 1253 days to go. >> 2016 is on whether either side acknowledges it or not. >> neither side is acknowledging it. clinton is launching a new partnership called too small to fail and in the process she is making a public shift from her past focus on global issues to those here at home. it's an issue she cares a lot about as well. >> thank you very much. >> i love political reporters. they were talking about 2016 the day after 2012. they can't help themselves. al has a check of the weather. good morning. good morning guys. we are up here. look at this crowd. it is huge for maroon 5.

and as you look out at the plaza, you see old glory, flag day here. it's a beautiful day for the flag to be flying and everybody to be enjoying maroon 5. let's show you what we've got as far as today's weather is concerned. we are looking at beautiful weather for the u.s. open as they get going in marion, pennsylvania. the clouds will part. 73. temperatures in the low 80s both saturday and sunday. rest of the country, strong storms in the upper midwest. beautiful weather outstanding west. it will be sizzling. bad news for the friends fighting the forest fires and then wet weather into new england and plenty of sunshine into the southwest, on into the gulf a 7:34 now. happy friday, bay area. taking a live look at one of our

icons, the golden gate bridge. a few clouds overhead, mid-level clouds, nothing that's going to slow you down on your drive this morning. we are setting up for a beautiful day and a really comfortable weekend. 88 degrees today inland. 71 at the coast. getting into saturday, sunday, temperatures will drop off for the dads andsoi grads. monday into tuesday will be mild around here, warming you right back up towards the end of next week. well, you know it's going to stop raining because if it wasn't raining i couldn't go my people. [ crowd cheering ] >> my people. >> my people. savannah. all right al, thank you so much. now to a high profile split that has a lot of people talking this morning. billionaire media mogul rupert murdock filing for divorce from his wife of 14 years. this began weeks after his divorce from his second wife became final. >> from the beginning it grabbed headlines because of their age

difference. a profile of wendy murdock in the new york times says the two were living largely separate lives. this morning, that maybe their new reality. >> from the beginning their relationship raised eyebrows. the couple met in 1997 when chinese born wendy was working for star tv. rupert murdock had already spent decades building his global empire and fortune. they married on his yacht in 1999. just 17 days after murdock divorced his second wife in a nearly $2 billion settle. when your dad divorces his wife of 38 years for a wife younger than him that's complicated in any family. >> today news corp. is balanced at $68 billion. murdock himself is worth nearly 11 billion. the couple has two daughters. grace and khloe.

she has branched out overseeing facebook in china but it was her swift move in london that got people talking. during her husband's testimony about the phone hacking scandal wendy murdock jumped up to stop a protestor. >> it was a humanizing moment and people not only recognize wendy but they also recognize that this could be a real relationship. >> whatever the relationship was, the couple also seemed to spend a fair amount of time apart. >> if he was my client i would say, let's go forward with the prenup and as soon as we hit a bump in the road, let's throw a little more money. >> that road may not come cheap. >> and the pending divorce isn't the only split looming for mr. murdock. this summer news corp. will become two separate publicly traded company but they tell me the personal split won't have an

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everything. cesar millan always had big dreams. he wanted to come to america. >> and i stop and i say mom do you think i can be the best in the world. >> reporter: he jumped the border illegally and within years he seemed to have it all. it wasn't just the tv show. he built an empire, best selling books, dog products and live stage shows. but three years ago, things started to unravel. his sidekick on the show, a pit bull died. >> was he an extension of you. >> no, he was better than me. way later. >> reporter: days later he was in england on tour when his wife called and asked for a divorce. riz relationship with his boys suffered and all he had left was his work. there were problems there too. he never paid much attention to the business side of his empire. he owned very little of it.

not even the name on his own tv show. the production company says he was paid $10 million for his work. >> at the end of the day there was no money. >> what do you mean you end up with no number. >> 0 money. >> you were broke? >> i was broke. >> he felt like he lost control. >> you got to a point where you didn't think it was worth living. >> no, so i just made a decision and took a bunch of kills and tried to kill myself. >> he mixed several bottles of pills. >> did the kids find you. >> yeah, my kids find me. i said take me to the ranch i want to die with dottie. >> he woke up in a psychiatric hospital and was surrounded by fans. >> all the patients there knew me and they didn't trust the psychologist but they trusted me so he wanted cesar to be in their consultations so i became their pack leader.

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indiana jones are scripting a rough road ahead for hollywood. >> there will be an explosion where the mega budget movies will crash into the ground and that will change it again. >> the comments made during a panel discussion for the school for cinematic arts called to mind movies like john carter. last year's martian epic only took in about 73 million at the box office. one major expense, landing a big name star. tom cruise took him $75 million in 2012. leo and adam sandler made 37 murder in the second degree not too far ahead of kristen stewart and cameron diaz. but star power doesn't mean gold. consider will smith, his latest struggled in it's opening weekend coming in third place. but spielberg and lucas say don't write off the summer

blockbuster just yet. >> they'll try to make fewer and fewer and make the ones that are the safest bets. >> with fewer movies in theaters the movie going experience has to change, to be more like seeing a broadway show. >> you're going to end up with fewer theaters, bigger theaters with a lot of nice things. going to the movie is going to cost you $50, maybe $100, maybe $150. >> they make a good point. >> a dismal warning. but it's a problem you start spending 200 $50 million to make a movie in the first place. >> that should be a read light. >> exactly. >> you want to spend more money to fix it. anyway, coming up, the new add for salad dressing and it's trending for perhaps an unexpected reason. is it backfiring with the audience. a food labeling fight. do you have the right to know if what you're eating contains

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the time is 7:56. good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. cal osha looking into a second workplace death in this last week alone. deputies say a worker was killed yesterday at stevens creek quarry in cupertino when a piece of heavy equipment malfunctioned. on tuesday, if you recall, an elevator worker was killed in an accident at the 49ers brand new stadium in santa clara. parents in santa clara unified school district demanding four board members step down. the parents say the board's use of intimidation and micromanaging has led more than a dozen principals and administrators to leave the district. board members say they're focused on improving student pro fish see. right now let's check things out weatherwise, a lot of good things to talk about. 1ñ

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we're back now 8:00, it's the 14th day of june, 2013. and take a gander. it's flag day, the flags flowing in the breeze. an enormous crowd in rockefeller plaza. they're here to check out maroon 5 heading to the stage in half an hour. there's adam and the guys right there. >> that's the scenery they're here to check out. >> exactly. a lot of people in the crowd here to check out that scenery. the weather cooperating. breezy but no rain. >> they'll be able to take the tents down. >> cool. >> i'm matt lauer with savannah guthrie and al roker. speaking of music, we'll be

talking about the raging debate over the song happy birthday to you. who does it belong to. >> and if you sing it, you have to pay for it which is why we don't sing it on this show. also, a lot of companies are now offering paid paternity leave to new fathers but there is a stigma for dads to take it? why are few dads taking advantage of that. we have our results about that. if jim bob duggar took a month off every time there's a new arrival he'd be out for two years. his family just expanded again with the birth of their third grandchild. coming up, we'll introduce you to 12 day old marcus. a lot coming up. let's go inside. natalie standing by with a look at the headlines. good morning again. good morning. the most destructive wild fire in colorado history is still threatening thousands of homes

after destroying about 400. the black forest fire claimed it's first fatalities. two people found dead in their garage. a steady stream of air drops helped make some progress thursday but a change in the hot dry windy weather is needed for any significant head way. at least two deaths are blamed on the powerful storms that swept from the midwest into the eastern states last night. hail and high winds pounded the ohio valley. the storms moved on toppling trees on to cars and homes in virginia and in the carolinas heavy rain and winds left 30,000 utility customers without electricity. in the george zimmerman trial, finding a jury is taking a while. will the process get any more difficult? >> reporter: it will because the jury sitting on this trial will be sequestered. they'll be in a hotel room. this trial is expected to last 2

to 4 weeks, maybe even longer. gorge zimmerman is charged in the murder of trayvon martin. george zimmerman claims it was self-defense. it could take a week or longer to pick a six member jury for this trial. >> kerry sanders in florida, thank you, kerry. a texas man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for the high speed chase last fall recorded by police dash cams. he swerved dangerously close to other drivers while hitting speeds nearly 110 miles per hour. he was suspected of trying to sell jewelry bought with a stolen credit card. he was on probation and had numerous drug and robbery convictions. in the daily hunt for a parking spot drives you mad. how about this space? the choice 8 by 12 rectangle in a san francisco garage sold for $82,000 cash.

a parking space can add as much as $100,000 to the price of a home in the area. two spots in boston sold for $560,000. it's premium real estate. it's 8:04. let's go back outside to matt and savannah. >> thank you very much. mr. roker, just caddy corner to us. >> isn't it great we're having a fall concert? this is fantastic. it isn't bothering the crowd. you guys have prime location here. beautiful. let's show you what we have, pick city of the day is milwaukee. today's tmj nbc 4. sunny, mild, 70 degrees. rain moving out of new york heading up into new england and out of here. showers down through southern texas. risk of strong storms later on in the plains. beautiful day up and down the west coast. 79 in los angeles.

san francisco a high of 71 degrees. here's what's happening in your neck o 8:05, boy, do we have a gorgeous day shaping up, happy flag day to you, bay area. a live look at san francisco, mostly clear conditions, mostly hazy here, but absolutely no fog, no low clouds to report. as a result, spoiled today with the best weather across the nation and beautiful conditions, even if you want to hit the beach this get away friday, 785. not a bad day at all in santa cruz. get nothing your father's day weekend, temperatures are going to drop off, see comfortable weather inland both saturday and sunday. weather. where are you guys from. >> chicago. >> nice to see everybody. you're here for a good concert. back to you. >> we're not going to have rain but the wind is picking up. can you get a shot of the tent? the guys are trying to take it down and stop it from blowing away at the same time. weather kind of cooperating. coming up, we'll talk about the

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>> thirty, forty. >> between 60 and $100 million. good reason. hundreds of u.s. secret service agents dispatched to secure facilities. military cargo planes will air lift support vehicles. bullet proof glass to cover the windows of hotel. you want to keep the president and the first family safe but people are saying in difficult economic times that's a lot of money. >> any time the president travels he has that kind of security or is it over and above because it's africa. >> no they're saying it could be unprecedented because of the cost. president clinton went there in the 1990s. that trip cost about $40 million. >> but with inflation. >> exactly right. here's what caught my attention. they planned to do a little safari in tanzania but that would have required the president's special counter assault team to carry sniper rifles that could neutralize cheetahs.

>> that's what you don't want from the president. hey, my guys had to neutralize a cheetah. lions, tigers and bears. >> trending on msn, the fight over the happy birthday song. it's something you don't hear us sing because we have to pay for it. >> we can't. >> in fact, when it's a birthday you might hear us play this. [ music playing ] >> a little stevie wonder or 50 cent. [ music playing ] >> they copyrighted this thing and every time it gets played it's estimates that people hold the copyright, warner music makes over $2 million a year. >> but there's a move by people to say this song should belong to everybody. >> a film maker in new york filed a class action suit asking court to declare it public

domain and free for everyone to use. >> i remember it was somebody's birthday and everybody said no, stop. >> it was a twofold reason. so we put it out on our today.com poll to see if people think they should be able to sing it and not have to pay for it and in fact, 89% of the folks say it should be free. there's a little issue of the copyright. >> yeah but that is such a classic, old song. >> yeah, it's kind of public domain. >> you can sing it yourself but not on tv. moving on to what is trending on twitter. take a look at the ad. you've all seen it, the new zesty guy for craft. the commercials show this hunky chef who literally loses his shirt off his back while he's making that hot dish. so we're going to show it to you right there. apparently though the heat got

too much for the group after he tweeted as the zesty guy he said, quote, this, i've been waiting for you and the ad appeared in "people" magazine. you see, it shows pretty much him wrapped in -- >> that's worse than the actual tv commercial. >> the million moms group is calling it disgusting saying what is it selling? it's selling a lot more than dressing. >> or undressing. >> the tv ad is meant to be so campy -- >> kind of like the old spice commercial. >> it's a little over the line. >> that's like the old burt reynolds cosmo. doesn't leave a lot to the imagination. >> no. where's the ants at the picnic when you need them? meantime, sunday is father's day. a gift from the miss usa pageant. they are going to keep the swimsuit competition that's

after miss world decided not to have it. the miss usa pageant is on for sunday and juliana rancic is joining us. you support the competition, right? now it's trending. >> yeah. absolutely. i mean, why not? these women, as you'll see sunday night on the pageant are incredibly fit. they have wonderful muscle tone, definition, i mean, they really, really work hard at being healthy at being fit and they're proud to be in a bikini, so why not? >> what did you say after it's father's day on sunday? just kidding. >> donald trump said there aren't going to be any changes because this is what gets the ratings. is this more than just -- is this all about ratings? >> you know, i'm not sure it's all about ratings. they've had the bikini competition since the beginning

of the pageant but certainly people want to tune in to see these beautiful girls but they're so much more than that. in fact, the current ms. usa is a two time all american volleyball player at ucla and incredibly well educated. a great girl so i think what is nice and they're just the total package and that's why people tune in. >> all right. well, if they want to tune in they can do it on nbc at 9:00, 8:00 central time. we'll have the newly crowned winner here on tuesday. >> that's right. >> that's what's trending today. >> now what grabbed our attention, why dads don't take paternity leave even at a time when more and more companies are offering paid time off. >> reporter: 37-year-old brent daily is doing what he loves most, spending time with his son and baby daughter but this

boulder, colorado software executive sacrificed a lot during their young lives. >> when my daughter was born i took three days of paternity leave and our company affords us a month of paid leave. >> just after his daughter was born, brett turned down almost all of his paternity leave. >> we were in the midst of a lot of big projects at the time. >> reporter: a new survey shows 15% of u.s. companies provide paid leave for new dads. 2 to 6 weeks, yahoo 8 weeks, bank of america, 12 weeks. still a lot of new dads are reluctant to stay home with the baby. >> we're living in this economy that is so pressure filled right now to do a good job that any time taken off is a weakness. >> reporter: men that work for smaller companies don't get paid leave. others are worried about the stigma of putting family before work. >> some men are probably worried about losing their jobs if they

take paid paternity leave. >> compare that to germany where men get 52 weeks, and sweden 61 paid leave mandated by law. the vast majority of men take a week or two at most. >> i think it's a privilege, i don't think it's a right. >> still not everyone feels that way. many young fathers say paternity leave is a benefit that shouldn't be thrown away. >> i definitely feel professionally driven. but you're never going to get this time back. >> she is a best selling author and editor of my brown baby.com. and jason good is a dad, comedian and writer. good morning to all of you. nice to see you. guys, who has kids? one, two -- okay. how many weeks off, how much time did you take off. >> i took off less than two weeks.

>> less than two weeks. >> i took all of my vacation and then a month unpaid. >> so you took a lot of time off. >> yes. >> do you think, as we just -- do you think there's a stigma attached. do you think at work he's viewed by his peers or even as his employer as weak for doing that? >> i don't think so even though i'm being a hypocrite because i have my own business and we offer 4 weeks paternity leave but what we find is when people don't take leave other people say you should take out more time and spend it with your family. >> why do you think with more and more companies and 15% -- although we haven't caught up with europe, at least the move is in the right direction. if more and more companies are saying to their male employees you can take paid time off, why do guys have a problem with it? >> i think that they have a problem with it for two reasons. one is because they want to get

back to what they believe is a competitive work environment. >> are they left behind if they're gone. >> if they're ambitious. i wasn't particularly ambitious. so i took more time. but i also think there's a period where they want to go back to work because it's such chaos in their home. >> it's a double edged sword. >> you feel like get a burp cloth, do this, do that and you're like have to get out of here where i can tell somebody what to do. >> when you had your children your husband did not have paid paternity leave, is that true? >> he did not but the first baby he was a freelancer and author working from home and the second time he took his vacation days. >> how important was that to you? >> it was tremendous i had a new baby and the second baby i had a toddler and just the sheer physicality of it i needed someone to help me because i had a baby but it was emotionally just awesome because i had my husband there to help me start this new family.

>> we put a poll up and asked people what they thought was the appropriate paternity leave for a new father. 44%, the largest group says 2 weeks. same amount of time as moms, 36%. one week 16%, none at all, 4%. we did this discussion in our office yesterday and one of the dads there said he did take two weeks off but he said he thought about it the entire time he was off. he had guilt about it the entire time. is that normal to you, you think? >> i think so but you're also up in the middle of the night so you're probably thinking about a whole host of things but it's just a characteristic of when i pull out my cell phone i want to be checking my e-mail constantly. >> is this a case where men are now being forced to grapple with the same questions that women have been grappling with for years. >> absolutely. welcome to a mom's world. when we have our babies we're thinking about work too.

we're thinking about how it's going to effect our position at work and what everyone else is thinking about it but we also have this baby and everybody expects us to cut it off and focus on the child and geb welcome to our work. >> more and more men deal with it. 15% of companies offering this and that number is on the rise. guys, ladies, thank you we appreciate it. over to savannah. thank you so much. one of the country's largest families just got bigger. jenna wolfe is in arkansas with the newest edition to the duggar clan, good morning. >> good morning. they got bigger because of a grand kid and i walked into this living room a few months pregnant and i'll get advice at first. but first, we're here. you guys have been great to have me. 19 kids and 3 grand kids. little marcus who we'll get to know in a little bit but first, here's our afternoon with the duggars.

welcome to grand central, a well choreographed frenzy of family otherwise known as the duggars and in the midst of all of this, meet little marcus. >> this is little marcus. >> at just 12 days old he's the latest edition. jim bob and michelle's third grand kid. >> all these sweet grand babies. we're loving it. it's so fun. >> did he dress himself? >> no. >> josh, the oldest of the 19 and his wife anna are enjoying their mom and dad in new roles as grandparents. >> are they different grandparents than they were parents? >> they like to make that clear. these are your kids. we can enjoy them, we can have all the fun we want but at the end of the day it's here you go. >> it's only a matter of time before marcus gets to know his entire duggar clan. >> caleb john, jill, joseph, josiah, james, justin, josie.

>> wow. >> growing kids means a growing pantry. there has to be 400 hot dogs in there. >> could be. >> here, everything is super sized. when lunch rolls around, 21 pounds of fruit. some 40 tortillas. >> how do you decide who you're going to sit next two. >> reporter: double that when it comes to laundry. 80 loads in a week. >> all right. we did one load. we only have 79 more to go. but when it comes to numbers right now it's all about 12 as in 12 days old and counting for baby marcus. >> are you completely open to potentially having the kind of family that josh grew up with. >> it's not about how many or are you going to go for a certain number. it's about the children you're given you do the very best you can. >> and here is everybody right

here including this little guy. this is marcus. i have to tell you, i was only planning to have one kid when i met the duggars. now i'll be having 18 more children. we should also mention tlc is running a special father's day episode of 19 kids and counting this sunday night. you might want to tune into that. this is little marcus, 12 days old. let me ask you, josh, are you going to follow in your parent's footsteps at all? do you have plans for a large family like you grew up with. >> it is very fun and i think having children around is always a blessing and this little guy -- >> early morning. children are a gift from the lord and when you look at them that way and more of an investment and really looking beyond yourself i think that's what is so important. they're rewarding. i enjoy our three. >> your three right now. >> three right now.

>> we'll take it one at a time. >> michelle and jim bob, you're grandparents. three time grandparents now. if anyone is going to get advice about parenting, not for me but all the expecting moms out there. give me a nugget. something that made you do all of this so well. >> you're doing a great job. just enjoy them. enjoy pregnancy. enjoy those babies, they grow up fast. >> jim bob anything you can pass along? she had them all but you were right there. >> the bible says be fruitful and multiply. >> okay can i come back now with all 18 and 19 of the kids. >> they would probably slip right in and we probably wouldn't notice. >> you won't mind if i borrow this guy just to practice. >> you can have some practice today. >> marcus, thank you so much. you have quite a little life ahead of you all of your little aunts and uncles but he's going to sleep right through it. thank you for having us. we'll send it back to you guys in new york now. >> thank you you fit right in there with your j name.

>> coming up, al pays a father's day tribute to his dad. good friday morning to you, it is 8:26, i'm laura garcia-cannon. friends and family will remember the last known survivors of the 1906 san francisco, this afternoon. winnie hook was 107 years old a photo from a dinner 2013 honoring the survivors a memorial lunch will be held today in hook's honer at john's grill in san francisco. her passing leaves just two remaining survivors of the quake. 107-year-old william debt. . lmas and 111-year-old ruth newman. check the morning commute. how we looking? >> great. great. you talked to the survivors, you said they were spitfires. the bay bridge, not quite so active here, slow after the earlier truck was cleared, the

span has cleared, slow 880 and 580 approaching the maze. look at 880, slow toward the downtown area for oakland, but starting to recover, a very short-lived commute this morning, build midday, happens on a friday. peninsula, 101, smooth drive through palo alto, no delays here at university and willow. we do have slowing both directions around highway 92 through san mateo, that is the worst of it for the peninsula, laura. >> how difference it looks now compared to 1906. another news update in half an hour. i hope you have a great morning. [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone.

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8:30 on this friday morning. it's the 14th of june, 2013. it's a beautiful day here on rockefeller plaza and it's good because thousands turned out for this beautiful day. they'll be treated to a concert in a few moments now. maroon 5 will take our summer concert stage. >> you can see behind our camera operator here there's a whole street filled with more people.

>> it's a big crowd. >> anyway, even if you can't be here in person, even if you're just watching at home you can help power our buzz meter by tweeting with the hashtag maroon 5 today and we encourage you today. >> also ahead, an early nod to father's day al. one of his favorite members with his dad. >> i always remember my dad was a new york city transit authority bus driver and my favorite time with him i was out of school and i would spend 8 hours a day on the bus. so we're going to go back and kind of look at that. >> cool. that's great. >> let's get a check of the weather. here's your weekend. here's what we're looking at. for today -- saturday i should say, u.s. open this weekend, crowds, 73 degrees but the sun will be poking out. saturday, sunday, temperatures in the low 80s and then as we check our weekend, plenty of sunshine. we're looking at some showers making their way down into the

pacific northwest. sunny skies through the southwest. sunday, sunday, slight risk of storms in the middle plains. sizzling in the southwest. partly cloudy in the pacific northwest. plenty of sunshine and heat from the 8:32. i made it to friday and we have a spectacular weekend headed our way. you can see crystal clear conditions in the city by the bay right now. so clear no flight delays, you can actually see the plane there 89 in fairfield today, 88, livermore. so we will be warm here. not talking about the 90s, 82 in fremont, 70 today in san francisco. if 88 is too warm in livermore, cool you off to 80 degrees tomorrow. hold on to that cool down for sunday. monday and tuesday, the 70s return. just minutes away from maroon 5. savannah. >> all right al. looking forward to it. thank you. meantime, do you know what's really in the food you eat?

it is the subject of passionate debate. ann thompson is here with details on that story. good morning to you. >> good morning. you probably heard the terms genetically modified or engineered food. it is far more prevalent than you realize. an increasingly it's a hot button topic because it boils down to how much you know about the food you're serving your family. >> reporter: stroll down any grocery aisle, pick up an item and you'll find plenty of information about calories, sodium and nutrients. what you won't find is the term genetically modified even though products contain at least one ingredient. >> corn flakes, sew district attorney -- sodas, it's in most processed foods. >> the dna in the crop is

altered. it's adding a gene to make it resistant to insects or help it tolerate weed killers. what does it mean when it gets to your plate. >> those products in the food supply now are considered safe and are as nutritious as their nongenetically modified counter parts. >> reporter: even so there's growing demand products be labeled. >> if we're going to prove they're safe there should be nothing to fear about labeling. it will allow us to track better the impact of the foods on the health. >> labels would only make consumers think such products are unsafe when the fears are unfounded. the bio technology industry association saying mandatory labeling is misleading and unsupported by any criteria relating to science, health or nutrition. >> but labels are coming. this month connecticut and maine passed laws requiring foods

containing genetically modified be labeled as much if other states do the same. >> thank you so much. coming up next, al pays a special father's day tribute to his dad and we'll have maroon 5 live in concert just moments away. but first this is today on nbc. ready?

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back at 8:37 now. father's day is sunday. it's a time to honor all dads out there but today we'll focus on al roker senior. >> thanks savannah. he retired as a labor negotiator but worked as a bus driver for most of my childhood in new york city. one of my favorite memories like a lot of kids was going to work with him. >> my dad's job was to come in every morning. he would get his bank of money and transfers and get assigned

his bus. he would go out into the yard. get his bus. check it over much like a pilot checks over his plane and then he would take it out. you know, he had different routes but i always remember him driving flatbush avenue. i used to cherish going with my dad in the morning and seeing these people, hi mr. roker, how are you? and then we would stop for lunch and at one of the lunchenette and get sandwiches and we used to call my dad behind his back ralph because he would come in with a lunchbox. hey al, hey isabelle, what's for dinner. i had a lot of friends and i didn't know what their dad did but my friend knew my dad drove a bus. everybody knew mr. roker drove a bus. >> howdy.

>> howdy good morning al. >> good morning. good morning. >> wow. this takes me back. >> this is a hat for you. >> oh, wow, jackie gleeson. >> and a brown bag lunch. >> something my dad used to always -- oh, yeah. the chocolate energy drink. you couldn't have a trip on the bus without a yohoo. my dad was an inspector but one of his proudest moments was getting his dispatchers badge. this is one of my proudest possessions. i was sitting here and my dad was driving and he would sit me on his lap and he would work the pedals and let me steer. >> cheers. breakfast of champions. >> so you guys knew my dad. >> sure did. >> what was he like as a guy to work with in the office? >> good guy. >> greatest guy you ever want to meet. >> in his office he had this behind him and had all on the

wall there. he felt they were all important. >> he always kept us updated on your whereabouts and what you were doing. >> i was just as proud of him as he was of all of us. that's nice to know. >> i wouldn't trade any of that time for all the tea in china. it was just -- it was me, it was him, even though it was a bus full of people, i'm watching him and he's driving the bus. to me, he had the greatest job in the world. he took a lot of pride in what he did. doesn't matter what you do as long as you share it. >> greatest job in the world being your dad i think. >> we remember him fondly around here and a happy daughter's day to all the dads out there. >> absolutely. >> happy daughter's day to you guys. >> thank you very much. >> a great concert on our plaza. maroon 5 will take our summer concert stage but first this is "today" on nbc.

the toyota concert series on today, brought to you by toyota. they are one of the most popular bands anywhere in the world and we're very happy to welcome them back to our toyota summer concert series stage, ladies and gentlemen, maroon 5. >> how you doing new york, you all right? [ music playing ] ♪ you and i go hard at each other like we're going to war ♪ ♪ you and i go rough we keep throwing things and slamming the door ♪ ♪ you and i get so dysfunctional

we stop keeping score ♪ ♪ you and i get sick, i know that we can't do this no more ♪ ♪ but baby there you go again there you go again making me love you ♪ ♪ i stopped using my head, using my head, let it all go ♪ ♪ got you stuck on my body, on my body like a tattoo ♪ ♪ and now i'm feeling stupid, feeling stupid crawling back to you ♪ ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ and i know i said it a million times ♪ ♪ but i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ try to tell you no but my body keeps on telling you yes ♪ ♪ try to tell you stop but your lipstick got me so out of

breath ♪ ♪ i'd be waking up in the morning probably hating myself ♪ ♪ and i'd be waking up feeling satisfied but guilty ♪ ♪ but baby there you go again, there you go again making me love you ♪ ♪ i stopped using my head using my head let it all go ♪ ♪ i got you stuck on my body, on my body like a tattoo ♪ ♪ and now i'm feeling stupid, feeling stupid crawling back to you ♪ ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ and i know i've said it a million times ♪ ♪ but i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ yeah baby give me one more

night ♪ ♪ yeah baby give me one more night ♪ ♪ yeah, baby, give me one more night ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ but baby there you go again there you go again making me love you. yeah i stopped using my head, let it all go ♪ ♪ got you stuck on my body like a tattoo ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ so i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ and i know i said it a million times ♪ ♪ but i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ i cross my heart and i hope to die ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you

one more night ♪ ♪ and i know i said it a million times ♪ ♪ that i'll only stay with you one more night ♪ ♪ yeah baby give me one more night ♪ more music ahead from maroon 5 on a friday morning. but first, this is "today" on n

this group of guys we're standing next to right now, they have been called power houses of pop music, if you need proof of that, their album overexposed has three number one hits. >> they need to introduction but we'll do it anyway. james valentine on guitar and serving as spokes model this morning, adam levine. >> hello. >> good morning to you guys. you're about to head out on tour. you have been doing rehearsals. you can look at this as a rehearsal situation. >>s like a rehearsal except there's millions of people watching. >> you guys sound good. >> it's early to sound good though. it is a good rehearsal i guess. >> the road of rock and roll is littered with groups that don't make it past two or three years. you guys have been to be --

>> a million. >> ten years. >> we started the band when we were little kids. >> when you look at the success you had with overexposed the three number one singles and platinum, can you explain why things are still going so well. >> i have no idea. i'm just enjoying it every day -- you're right, it's hard to last in this business and obviously the voice helps a lot and all of the things that happened in an amazing way. >> and now that you are a judge on the voice do you find yourself giving pointers to your band mates. is it getting ir rating. >> no, they don't like that and i don't do that. >> no comment. >> oh, no comment. >> no comment. >> him too. >> that means it happens. there's no question it happens. you said recently that every once in awhile if anybody's ego gets out of check it's nice if someone looks at you and says you're turning into a [ bleep ].

>> yeah, it happens like three time ace week. usually that guy over there is the one that does it. the voice of reason. >> well, we are excited to hear you play. what are you going to sing next? love somebody. take it away. ♪ i know your insides are feeling so hollow. and it's a hard pill for you to swallow. ♪ but if i fall for you, i'll never recover ♪ if i fall for you i'll never be the same ♪ i really wanna love somebody

♪ i really want to dance the night away ♪ ♪ i know we're only halfway there but you can take me all the way, you can take me all the way ♪ ♪ i really wanna touch somebody. i think about you every single day ♪ ♪ i know we're only halfway there but you can take me all the way, you can take me all the way ♪ ♪ you're such a hard act for me to follow. love me today, don't leave me tomorrow, yeah ♪ ♪ but if i fall for you, i'll never recover ♪ ♪ if i fall for you, i'll never be the same ♪ ♪ i really wanna love somebody

♪ i really wanna dance the night away ♪ i know we're only halfway there but you can take me all the way you can take me all the way ♪ ♪ i really wanna touch somebody ♪ ♪ i think about you every single day ♪ ♪ i know we're only halfway there but you can take me all the way, you can take me all the way ♪ ♪ i don't know where to start, i'm just a little lost ♪ ♪ i want to feel like we're never gonna ever stop ♪ ♪ i don't know what to do, i'm right in front of you asking you to stay, you should stay, stay with me tonight yeah ♪ ♪ i really wanna love somebody ♪ i really wanna dance the night away ♪ ♪ i know we're only halfway

there you can take me all the way, you can take me all the way ♪ ♪ i really wanna touch somebody i think about you every single day ♪ ♪ i know we're only halfway there, but you can take me all the way, you can take me all the way ♪ ♪ woh, oh, oh, oh, you can take me all the way, you can take me all the way ♪ ♪ yeah maroon 5, thank you. the guys will be back with one more song in a bit. but first on a friday morning,

let's get a check of your local news and weather.

good friday morning, 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a san francisco parking spot just sold for $82,000, that's right, near at&t park. the space highly coveted because of its location with high-tech firms like instagram in that area. pretty penny there. the weather forecast for you today, christina, what does it look like? >> so nice, laura. good morning to you. good morning to you at home.

taking a live look at sin noel where we're completely clear. a little hot here today, everywhere else, perfection. that includes the beach. show you what we are expecting, 88 inland, 80, bay side you 70 at the coast today. get nothing your father's day weekend, 80s, low 80s return, monday into tuesday, temperatures drop off. i hope you have a great weekend, everybody.

maroon 5 wrapping up a set out on the plaza this friday morning the 13th. a huge crowd. >> wow.

>> all the way up. you're looking here in it's entirety. >> matt lauer with al roker and natalie morales. i saw women from our staff on the plaza. >> our pa was literally in a full run. >> yeah. it's crazy. >> she was very disappointed when she had to come in for the 9:00 open. i will tell you that. >> we're in a tizzy right now. >> in a frizzy. >> running in having to fan herself off. natalie, are you okay. >> oh, no, i'm fine. >> you're very excited. >> that's not the indication i got. >> she's a little upset because she was hoping for the wet adam levine t-shirt. >> that's too much. >> no, that's okay. i'm fine. i'm fine with it. >> all right. let's get to our take three -- >> happy father's day. >> always trying to get me in

trouble. what is it with you two. >> no, you're good on your own in that department. >> thanks. let's get to our take three. this is a wonderful way to start the show. >> i love it. >> isn't it fantastic. you maybe eating a late breakfast. we'll help you out here. latest fast food photographs. >> this is not a good one. >> this is from a wendy's. >> if you like a flurry, how would you like it directly in your mouth. >> okay. all right. let's face it, if you could do it, couldn't you? come on. come on. >> you have dreams about that, right? >> this was posted yesterday along with the line i was going to buy a frostie from wendy's until i saw the employees do this. someone snapped a photograph. >> do we know if that someone was an employee at wendy's. >> it was from behind the camera. >> we reached out to wendys to see what they had to say about it. they did talk to one newspaper

saying if this is true it's totally inexcusable, we are investigating and we will take action. >> i think this is a revenue stream for them. you get a chance to just unlimited frostie. you just -- >> right, yeah. >> you do the swirl where you get them both going. >> they weigh you before and then they weigh you afterwards and whatever the increase in your weight is, you pay the difference. >> yeah. >> you eliminate the cup. it's great for the environment. >> true, that is true. there are advantages. >> wendy's use this -- >> wendy's is not loving this, though. this comes on the heels of the taco bell picture that we saw. >> yeah, the guy licking the shells. >> those went into the garbage. >> but he actually got fired for that. so, you know -- >> yeah, we have seen a bunch of these. >> a lot of these. >> the reality, there's a burger king one where the guy was standing in the lettuce.

>> right. which leaves us all to question what is happening behind the counters when we're ordering our food. >> one thing that's happening is everyone has a camera now. do you think this wasn't happening in the 70s and 80s? yeah it was happening. we just didn't have pictures of it. >> i really don't even want to see what was happening or know more about that. >> you don't. >> makes you swear off a restaurant for life, right? >> you to assume because there's inspections, the majority, the vast majority of employees at these restaurants are very diligent and take their food safety seriously. >> except the ones that bathe in the sink. >> exactly. >> and any chance to stick their head in a frostie. >> i once worked at a pizza joint, i'm not going to give the name, if you ever worked in the kitchen in the summer it gets really hot so all the employees would hang out in the walk in refrigerator. now the owners of the pizza joint liked to smoke cigarettes so we would hang out in the

refrigerator and they would crush cigarettes over the shredded cheese and everything. >> smoked mozzarella is very good. >> again. you're right on it. smoked sausage, you name it. they were ahead of their time. >> the worst i ever did was one time the customer asked for decaf was gone so i gave them regular. >> did they start -- >> i don't know. it was a sleepless night i'm sure. >> gluten free fries and you just put bread on them. >> we all had at one point you're like i can't make another pot of decaf right now. it takes too long. >> customers are really the facts in the news stories, i'm just going to make them up. >> don't you ever worry about sending a food back based on what's happening back there. >> i send it back if it's not cooked well enough or whatever and then you're worried about what are the extras. what are the condiments. >> i hope everybody is enjoying

their breakfast. >> what are the extras. >> we should move to take 2 now. >> another great call al. another great call. take two, the oxford english dictionary announced the latest update. 1200 newly revised and updated words. new words include dad dancing. >> to demonstrate the dad dancing al and willy will show you before -- >> it's awkward, unfashionable unrestrained dancing to pop music typically performed by over aged men. >> it's the will smith hitch. this is where you live. none of that. >> i'm insulted they didn't call it mom dancing. >> there's mom dancing too. >> is that in the dictionary. >> sure, michelle obama did it. >> but she is good at it. mom dancing is that we're not as awkward. >> no, it's awkward. >> you're in the shoulders too. >> you're awkward and you're wearing those jeans. the mom jeans and the mom

shoulders. >> it's a lot of off beat step touch. >> you can do that. >> at the same time, you can do the shopping cart. >> we got to see you drunk at a wedding. >> it's not good. moving on to take three. >> take three, the new face of photographs, there's a clever new ad campaign out in south africa actually that shows iconic photographs as if they have been taken as selfies. we've got this -- this is a couple -- famous times square kiss. >> i love that. that is brilliant. >> jfk and jackie kennedy. >> a little shot in the back of the limousine. >> what else we got here. oh, that's a great one. >> that's fantastic. >> this is brilliant. >> that's great. >> it's part of a campaign. >> an advertising campaign. >> yeah, trying to help out a newspaper. >> what would be great is if you

could take a selfie with your mouth under a wendy's frostie. >> somebody's on it already. >> as part of the iphone discussion there's been talk about what your iphone case says about you. >> what does your iphone says about you when it's disgusting and covered with junk. >> stuff gets in there. >> mine is just plain black which means i lose it a lot but you can get like these -- >> mine is very boring. i don't have it with me but it's plain. it's nothing. it's white. it's a white case. it does nothing. i'm a minimalist. >> yeah, you're a minimalist. >> there's one called the nerd. you trade pokemon cards. >> okay. the sentimentalist. the klutz because you drop it all the time. the bad -- >> oh, look at that. >> bad bling. >> in other words it's brass

knuckles. >> like that. >> the adult child. >> when you see an adult with a hello kitty phone it's like, really? >> the hipster. >> reclaimed wood cases. >> well you have a really cool case -- >> i love that thing. that looks cool. >> you know you're supposed to bring your phones to the set. >> i know, adam levine i was swooning so i forgot everything. >> all right. >> yours is the best. i like your with the book. >> i'll show it to you later. >> yes, it's worth it. >> in the meantime natalie has a look at the news. let's take a look at the news this morning. it was a night of partying in miami when the sports deck collapsed. 24 were hospitaled. two in serious condition. many had cuts and bruises. one man said it was a shock. people were yelling and crying. it's a day of remembrance in

newtown, connecticut to mark six months since the deadly shootings at sandy hook elementary school. a reading of this name of the victims and rally to push for gun control. a follow up to thursday's story, the carnival triumph cruise ship is back in service. it left on a four day cruise to mexico. an engine fire left the ship with 4,000 passengers and crew adrift for a week without electricity or working toilets. the ship has undergone $115 million in upgrades and repairs. the un is predicting a world's population boom. the world's population will jump to 8.1 billion by the year 2025. that's up from 7.2 billion today. most of the growth will be in the developing countries. they expect 9.6 billion by 2050. a population boom of a different kind in china where five adorable siberian tiger

cubs made their debut in bejing. they're all girls and all known as the five sisters. they're very cute. adorable. >> in six months they'll be known as the five killers. >> no. >> no. adorable. >> wonderful majestic animals. >> yes, all right. mr. roker. you're so grim. >> well, i'm just a realist. anyway, let's see what's going on today. there goes that rain. getting out of new england so after that we are clear. no big problems here in the east however our friends out west, we are worried about the colorado wild fires. no help with the weather. hit or miss thunderstorms that will cause more wild fires. saturday and sunday temperatures cool a little bit. eastern third of the u.s., wet weather down through west texas and we're expecting beautiful weather through the southwest. oh, hold on a second. just toss it. >> okay. >> here's the book. >> that's my case.

>> that's the iphone. >> does it just say the book. >> it was book book. >> i love it. you can put credit cards in there too. >> exactly. i don't want to show you my thank you, al. 9:12. now look at this. there's actually more foot traffic on the golden gate bridge than cars driving on it this morning. we have a spectacular day shaping up. the beach, the best weather today, 72 at 2 p.m. in santa cruz, rounding out the day at 75 degrees. there be at 88, warm inland today in livermore, 89 in concord, meanwhile, we are talking about 70s along the coastline right here in the bay area. saturday into sunday, we will cool you off to comfortable levels inland. and that's your latest weather. >> thanks. we're about to find out which father knows best. al and i going head to head after these messages. what makes your family smile?

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adds we gear up for father's day weekend we thought it would be fun to have two of the greatest dads we know face-off in a competition -- >> what was that? did somebody step on a -- >> that was kate cook. take on important challenges. in order to get this competition going, if you know the answer to you have to drive the nail in. are you good with a hammer. >> yeah. >> first question, name the famous sports dad that has a tattoo of each of his kid's names. >> david beckham. >> nice. >> wow. >> one point to willy. >> diaper station challenge. when i say go you have to change the baby's diaper. whoever finishes first wins the point. go. >> it's been awhile. >> come on. come on. losing time here.

baby's crying. wet diaper. >> come on. >> roker does it -- >> what. >> even though you're a more recent dade, roek wins it. >> actually i have been changing some diapers myself. >> not even going to ask. back to your stations quickly. >> over here. over here. >> oh this station. >> right here, what famous dad used to coach his father's basketball team? >> al go ahead. >> al, you got it. >> anybody. >> i don't know. >> what famous dad coached his daughter's basketball team. >> i have no idea. >> the president coached sashas. okay. next quiz question. other challenge. over here. >> you go first. a little time going here.

okay. all right. not on there. that's good. al wins. al wins. for creativity and genius. al wins that challenge. okay, hopefully the next one will be better. all right. back to our question. what famous dad wrote these lyrics for his baby. -- i didn't even end sing the song yet. >> jay-z. >> okay, you win. >> that was a guess. >> the most amazing feeling i feel. can't describe what i'm feeling for real -- >> i was going to go with ste steve -- stevie wonder. you're coming over here. now you both have girls so i think you know what to do here. it's time to braid their hair and be gentle.

no pulling or tugging. braiding their hair. >> what. >> come on, don't you do this at home to lucy? braid the hair, let's go. al is doing it. >> okay. >> three pieces like i was saying. accessories is bonus points. >> i'm so sorry. >> oh my goodness. is he pulling your hair? does that hurt. >> she said no. can we do a high pony? is that acceptable. >> that's not a braid. >> i'm doing a ponytail. >> move over. >> yeah, that's what i was hoping for. >> i didn't have girls but i know how to do this. >> you have your own hair. >> well, i think you both win the prize. >> iphoned a friend. >> are you serious? really, really? at least it's a little bit of a braid. >> she has a smile on her face. >> it's going to take weeks to undo that. >> willy, you didn't even

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>> next is matthew. he has three kids. they started a foundation called just keep living to help teens live healthier. >> how about brad pitt? six kids. the twins are four years old. he has his hands full and he's a great day. >> he does. then will smith with trey at 17, jaden and willow at 12 and they are quite the family. >> and mark wallberg has ella 9 years old, michael 7, brendan 4, grace 3. the story is he spent over 30 hours getting tattoos removed because he didn't want his kids to follow in his footsteps. >> drew brees, has a 4-year-old, a 2-year-old and infant and sees himself as a father before a football player. >> obama, of course the

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new honey bunches of oats greek. good morning tour 9:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. cal osha looking into a second work place death in the south bay this week. sheriff deputies say a worker was killed yesterday at stevens creek quarry in cupertino when a piece of heavy equipment he was operating malfunctioned. the medical examiner's office just identified the worker as 49-year-old jose antonio gonzalez of san jose. tuesday, an elevator worker was killed in an accident at the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. parents in the santa clara unified school district are demanding four board members step down. parents say the board's use of intimidation and micromanaging led more than a dozen principals and as minute straightors to leave the district. board members say their focus is now on improving student

proficiency. vice president joe biden and his wife, dr. jill biden, are headed for the bay area today. the couple will be in san francisco tonight to attend a fund-raiser for the democratic national committee at the home of ceo of the san francisco-based company, bin wise. that event is at 6:00. going to take a quick break but have a look at weather and traffic right after this.

welcome back now. what a beautiful day we have shaping up, especially by the water. today at the coast, 70 degrees, 77 bay side and inland today, 86 degrees for flag day and old glory will get some pickup as those winds pick up later on this afternoon. expecting the strongest wind gusts between the hours of 3 and 6. highs today work like this, 88, livermore, 69, san francisco, where it will be very comfortable for your outdoor lunch plans today. get nothing your father's day weekend, temperatures will drop off, comfortable conditions everywhere across the bay area. happy father's day, mike, a little early but on time. >> i will take t i will take it at any point. looking over here toward 880.

folks, leave a little early, slow through the area, slowing a nice flow of traffic through north high street. farther north from that area, did have a little crash around 980 that backup hasn't been much of a problem, 580 clear, 880 recovering. better news 880 toward maysville, folks in downtown, and now the issue over at the bay bridge toll plaza shy of the metering lights, a crash on lanes slow heading toward san francisco and the peninsula, san mateo, slower. back to you. >> another local news update in half an hour. i hope you have a great morning.

welcome back to today. it's turning out to be a nice friday morning, june 14th, 2013. >> flag day. >> it is flag day. all the pretty flags around the plaza. >> a big crowd still outside from maroon 5. we have a song from them coming up in this half hour. coming up, a very special father's day story. a guy who grew up without his dad but after nearly 30 years, he went looking for him on facebook and found him. >> wow. >> we'll have their story in a couple of minutes. >> a great story. also ahead, a fun game of diet, drugstore or doctor. we'll be tested on common health issues. some we have but may not want to admit to and how you can treat them. madeline is going to get us maybe jumping rope too. >> very nice. way to go. >> or maybe not.

>> let's just keep here going. >> keep going. keep going. there you go. one more song from our summer concert guests, the rockers maroon 5 who will sing payphone. back to madeline. >> through the whole song. >> yeah. >> that's good. how many calories are you burning? >> all right. while i'm doing the weather, you keep going madeline. >> all right. >> she'll be out of breath. i think she's going to do it. >> that's a whole separate move madeline. all right. >> okay it's a friday night somewhere. >> okay. let's show you what's going on as far as your weekend is concerned. first of all, u.s. open in marion pennsylvania, finally things going to clear out. 73 friday fantastic. clouds on sunday 83 degrees. as we take a look at saturday up and down the eastern seaboard pretty fantastic. the western third of the country is going to be spectacular and then for sunday, sunday,

father's day, we're looking at rain moving into the northeast into the ohio river valley. sunny and hot in the southwest. wow. that's what is good friday morning to you, bay area, a live look. san francisco, a milky sky overhead, high wispy clouds. trying to get to the eastest coast forefather's day weekend, i can tell you, we will see numerous delays due to wind, especially in the new york city area. laguardia delays, an hour. 88 in san francisco. right here in san jose, a perfect 75. and that -- she's going back any think. >> there's more. >> wow, okay. >> madeline can continue as we share what is a really great

heartwarming father's day story about one son determined to find the father he never knew. >> he never had a dad to celebrate with but one day all of that changed with a simple trip to his computer. >> when terrell star thinks about his childhood on detroit's west side, he wonders sometimes how he got out alive. >> i had to deal with gangs and fight my way to school. that's what hi to do. >> surrounded by violence and drugs he had only his grandmother to look after him. >> i would come back to the house with cuts on my cheek from fighting and she would simply say did you get your shots in and i said yeah, no problem. >> reporter: his mom was out of the picture in the military and his dad never even knew terrell existed. >> did you think about who you dad would be? did you think about him a lot? >> i did. i often wondered when things were really tough if he knew i was here, would he come and get me. >> reporter: by the time his mom

found out she was pregnant chris had already left the military base and she was never able to track him down. >> you know, i'm not a guy that has children and don't take care of them. shoot, i mean, had i known he was my child he would have been right there. >> all of that time, the son chris didn't know about was shining. terrell went to college, earned two master's degrees and a fullbright scholarship to study in the yukrain. it was there he decided to see if the father he knew by name was on facebook. >> why don't i type it in in the search box. >> reporter: he sent out messages with the subject looking for father. >> i didn't believe anyone would reply. i was so used to being without him i thought i would live the remaining years of my life without knowing. >> you accepted that. >> a long time ago. >> reporter: but nearly 5,000

miles away in the bronx new york, chris that just bought his first computer two weeks before got the message. >> when i saw the picture, oh, yeah. >> you knew. >> we don't have to go to maury. >> reporter: now connected online they began to catch up with all the last time over skype. two years later they met in person in new york. terrell was struggling to find work at the time so chris took him in. >> i didn't think i needed a father when i was younger but i needed one when i was 31 years old when i felt like i was completely prepared for the world and life had a different plan. >> was that a difficult decision for you chris to open your house to someone who was a complete stranger at the age of 29. >> no because i knew he was mine. >> terrell is on his own now but they still talk every day after three decades apart. >> we can drink beer together.

we couldn't have done that if i was 14. i don't know depending on what type of man he was in the day maybe we would have but i love it. he came at the perfect time in my life. >> they're really funny together. you sit in a room with them and they're more like brothers. they're giving each other grief and going back and forth and it's something that wouldn't have been possible without social media. >> social media. brought them together. they look exactly alike. >> you can see it right there. we always want you to share your stories with us. be sure to like today on facebook where you can join our conversation. coming up next, coping with common ailments, the diet, the drugstore, or the doctor. we'll be put to the test. here we go again right after this. and we help them find a policy that works for them. huh? also... we've been working on something very special. [ minions gasp, chuckle ] ohhh! ohhh! one day the world... no, the universe will have the pricing power they deserve.

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things from time to time. should you treat them with the diet, the drugstore or the diet. madeline is going to put us to the test once again. >> good morning. >> i'm afraid when i see those. >> that's how you're going to buzz into your answer for questions about excess gas. who doesn't have that from time to time. first question, which of these things causes excess gas? snoring? chewing gum? drinking orange juice or jumping rope? natalie you get it first? >> chewing gum. >> that's correct. you swallow air when you shoe gum. >> i didn't know that. >> which one of these things will help to relieve gas pain? is it taking two aspirins? two ounces of ultra dark chocolate or using a back massager. >> what is -- that's jeopardy, chocolate, dark chocolate. >> i would say using the back

massager. >> using the back massagers. where ever your pains are. >> you're an expert. that's good. >> are we done with the whoppi cushions? >> we are. natalie's not. let's move to leg cramps. let's start with potassium and magnesium. bananas, brown rice or avocados that have potassium and mag need yum. >> bananas. >> yeah. if you don't get enough in your diet how much calcium should you take in your day? 500, 100 milligrams or 2000 milligrams. >> natalie. >> you gave that one to her. >> how much daily calcium do you need in a day. >> 500, 1000 or 2000.

>> it's obviously 500. >> it's obviously not. >> it's 1,000. redeem yourself. what specific vitamin will boost your calcium absorption? vitamin a, c, or d. >> vitamin d. >> all you need to do is go outside for 15 minutes and that's enough for your day. >> okay but sunscreen after that. >> if you don't do this you should go to your doctor because it might be poor leg circulation or side effects of medication. >> what is this. >> colored teeth. one of these foods does not stain your teeth. is it tea, berries, red wine or ketchup. >> natalie. >> i'm going to say berries. >> i'm going to say you're wrong. >> i'm going to say red wine. >> oh, willy, it's ketchup. >> ketchup. >> now, here's something i'm sure you're going to get. when you look for a whitening

product for your teeth is the active ingredient fluoride or peroxide? >> peroxide. >> you are right. if these don't work you need to see your dentist and get a consult because it could be too much fluoride or enamel related disease. who is our winner. >> these can help you. >> this is going to come in handy. >> false teeth, you never know. >> a back massager. >> all right thank you. >> madeline thanks so much. >> up next, maroon 5 out on the plaza with another song right after this. [ webb ] i think the reception for this product is going to be overwhelmingly positive. this is a new sensodyne toothpaste, sensodyne repair and protect

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baby it's all wrong ♪ ♪ where are the plans we made for two? yeah ♪ ♪ >> i need more noise new york. come on. ♪ yeah i know it's hard to remember the people we used to be. it's even harder to picture that you're not here next to me. you say it's too late to make it but is it too late to try? and in our time that you wasted all of our bridges burned down ♪ ♪ i wasted my nights you turned out the lights now i'm paralyzed still stuck in that time when we called it love ♪ ♪ but even the sun sets in paradise ♪ ♪ i'm at a payphone trying to

call home, all of my change i spent on you ♪ ♪ where have the times gone? baby, it's all wrong where are the plans we made for two ♪ ♪ if happy ever after did exist i would still be holding you like this. all those fair tales of full of ♪ ♪ one more love song, i'll be sick ♪ ♪ you turned your back on tomorrow because you forgot yesterday. i gave you my love to borrow but you just gave it away ♪ ♪ you can't expect me to be fine. i don't expect you to care. i know i said it before but all of our bridges burned down ♪ ♪ i've wasted my nights you turned out the lights now i'm paralyzed still stuck in that

time when we called it love ♪ ♪ but even the sunsets in paradise ♪ ♪ i'm at a payphone trying to call home all of my change i spent on you ♪ ♪ where have the times gone baby it's all wrong ♪ ♪ where are the plans we made for two ♪ ♪ if happy ever after did exist, i would still be holding you like this. all those fairy tales are full of -- ♪ ♪ one more stupid love song i'll be sick ♪ ♪ baby don't hang up so i can tell you what you need to know ♪ ♪ i'm begging you to please not go so i can tell you what you

need to know ♪ ♪ i'm at a payphone ♪ all of my change i spent on you ♪ ♪ where have the times gone ♪ where are the plans we made for two? if happy ever after did exist i would still be holding you like this ♪ ♪ all those fairy tales are full of -- ♪ ♪ yeah one more stupid love song i'll be sick ♪ ♪ now i'm at a payphone. maroon 5, and we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

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erica hill made her way into the plaza where she just was

rocking out to maroon 5. >> you knew all the words. >> i am always a little nervous that they'll hit me at the moment when i'm doing that. >> i just mouth along. >> erica has a look at what's coming up on weekend today. >> yes, you know how when you get to the register the worst part is waiting in line when you get there? well, retailers are looking at new ways to speed up the check out process, the question, though, could it actually make you spend more money? probably yes. also it's father's day this weekend and we have a remarkable story of one man's second chance at life. a chance that came from none other than his son. and they have a few more plans so that's ahead. also, superman, man of steel, the movie being released this weekend. they have already raked in over $150 million in product placemen

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annual meeting to renew that permit. the town will hold a public meeting on monday to talk about the ordinance. now, a follow-up to a story our investigative unit first broke, san jose state professor who crossed the line with one of his students no longer works at the university. school leaders not say if kinesiology lecturer jeffrey mathis resigned or if testifies terminated. the female student says mathis made unwanted advances during a late-night meeting in his office. mathis says it was consensual. if you haven't had the chance to get outside yet, i highly recommend it t is gorgeous. get a look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> thanks, marla. yes, we have such a nice day especially if you have the luxury of getting over to the beach. 75 degrees in santa cruz today. talking about 88 in livermore. a little bit warm. might have to actually use your ac. head tomorrow, the natural ac comes right back on. temperatures are going to tumble as a result. we will be in the low 80s saturday and father's day. happy early father's day to all

the dads out there. monday into tuesday, we continue that cooldown. let's check your drive. good morning, mike. i like the cooldown and also the easing of the commute over at the bay bridge toll plaza. the fast track lanes are clearing now, just the cash lanes, it happens. actually start to build around 11:00, again, cash lanes. heading back into the city for some shenanigans on a friday. the maps seeker a smooth drive. the earlier crash has cleared past the toll plaza, the reason why, fast track moves smoothly. slowing 880 past 980, earlier crash as well. a note, heading through fremont, dakota, highway 84, reports of five cars blocking one lane so you should see some slowing past the dumbarton bridge the next few hours. back to you. >> good tip. thanks. we will be back with our next local news update at 10:26. we will see you then.

from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody. it istry-day friday, june 14th. hoda, did you know this is also flag day? >> where's our flag? >> i don't know. >> where is our flag? >> we're flying it proudly. we still live, regardless of what you've heard, we still live in the greatest country on this planet. >> why we certainly do. we're going to begin with who is going to be the winner of our hot dads contest. >> who is the hottest? >> ivillage contest. there were 1,500 entries. we narrowed it down to four

dads. and they are all fighting for number one. here they are. >> brendan gibson. andrew ongaro. david emanyual, jeff shelton. in our studio live. >> beautiful guys and their beautiful families. >> they're here. they're nervous. >> they're just like women at a beauty pageant. checking each other out. >> i sense that you guys are sucking it in a little bit. sucking it in and putting it out there if you know what i mean. >> we're going to find out later in the show. here's a question for you. this question was asked in "parade" magazine to ask marilyn. there waa question about first impressions. when you meet someone for the first time, have you ever met someone and instantly disliked them. you meet them and there's a switch that flips and you are o-u-t out. the question is, is that

possible? >> this is a woman, the genius, marilyn. and she said, without saying a word, we present information about ourselves by the way we dress, our makeup or our facial hair. and that's why i deal with my facial hair on a regular basis. when we start talking, we add more information. so don't feel guilty about being turned off by someone right away. >> i don't think that's it. >> i think heshe's cleaning it a little bit. i think you don't like someone because they remind you of someone else you don't like. >> you can't stand. >> i don't think it's them initially. like i've had that with -- there's a girl who works in the building -- sorry. anyway. she would come in to my office and i would have an instant -- and i don't have that -- an instant turnoff. and then she'd talk close to you. then i would get up like i had somewhere to go and it was like a dance. i'm walking and she's still

walking like right here all the way. >> is she still here? >> yes. >> but you have an instant thing. i couldn't help it. i felt terrible because i'm sure she's nice. it was just a weird thing i had. >> you hate to admit that you may be biased in any way because you like to think i'm a fair-minded person. i don't like it when there's a whole bunch of tattoos and piercings. i have to fight it because i've met a lot of people with tattoos and piercings who are very sweet people. it's usually what you aren't used to but you don't know anybody like that. it puts you off. >> you remember when -- >> it's wrong, but we did it. >> remember when we met russell brand. perfect example. we loved him. >> he's like fascinating. >> but in the beginning, we were like, i don't know. >> but we loved him. he's great. >> you know when you are speaking to someone and making eye contact. the question is, what's the normal -- what's a good length of time to hold eye contact?

>> before you blink or just look away? >> that's not creepy. you are having a conversation and you are looking at someone because you are engaged, you are listening. and "the wall street journal" says that there is a ten -- around ten seconds is how long you should hold eye contact. that's kind of a long time. don't you think? >> yes, but there are other people you can stare into their eyes for an hour and a half and it wouldn't seem long enough. >> do you ever feel self-conscious when you are looking at someone too long and the person is feeling a little awkward. >> especially if they are looking at one part of you. >> i don't like that. >> you think you have spinach in your tooth. >> i just go, what? >> some people look at mouths just because they do. that's what they look at when you're talking. some look at noses. some are up here. i know i have -- >> one guy i met and he was a pretty doggone looking guy. i met him at a party. and he was looking here. >> where? >> uh-huh. uh-huh.

i said excuse me. those are my breasts. my eyes are up here. >> you said that? >> i did. >> good for you. >> i wanted him to know i was on to him, and so were they. >> let's see how long ten seconds feels. >> ten seconds from here doesn't feel bad. >> but this -- okay, ready? let's start the clock. >> okay. go. >> so, hoda, what are you going to be doing this weekend. >> you looked away. >> let's try it again. i wasn't ready. start the clock again. i'm looking for the clock. go. >> hoda, i love you. what are we doing this weekend? >> i'm going to nashville. >> really? what are you going to be doing while you're in nashville. are you going to see old friends? >> that's a long time. honestly, it's a long time. it's a long time. >> let's be honest. it also has a lot to do with how the person smells. >> oh, yes. yes. that's true. you back away from any kind of -- you know, you've been

there. >> yeah. >> all righty. would you take medicine to stay happily married? >> oxford university is doing this thing. they say if you -- >> they're really smart. >> smart people and stuff. they say if they can replace some of those things that you are missing as you grow older, hormones and things it will enhance your relationship. >> so they are saying oxytocin. >> yes. so they are trying to develop whether you can snort this stuff. you don't have -- >> what's more romantic than that? >> if you don't have any juice for your husband and you are just tired. they say if you snort this it will give you back your mojo. >> or take restless leg syndrome medication. have you ever seen the commercials for restless leg, which is a condition for people. >> it's a real condition, right. >> they have this medicine. but if you are listening very closely at the end where they try to rush through all the things. and if you all of a sudden have uncontrollable sexual urges, you

know, see a doctor. jerry is going, yeah. jerry has probably had some experience with this. i have a good friend who had restless leg syndrome who shall remain nameless, eva, and she's in london right now. she doesn't care. it was one of the funniest experiences of her life. she took the medication and she is a very elegant woman. i'm telling you, elegant. elegant! she's dressed to the nines and very much in love with her husband, but a very, yeah, controlled woman. well, let me tell you something. >> what happened? >> she said she couldn't walk down the street without going, i'm going to tear you apart. and anybody that came to the apartment, some delivery guy, she'd say -- it became a very big problem. she still loved her husband like crazy but she loved everybody else, too. she says she's never -- she said, i know it sounds funny and

it sounds like how great. she's hot and horny at the age of whatever. she said it was a nightmare. >> it was a nightmare? >> yeah. yeah. >> i like that. >> we didn't get to this yesterday. or should we do my friday funnies. >> let's do your friday funnies. >> an elderly man was about to celebrate his 90th birthday. >> okay. >> so his buddies decided to treat him to a special gift. on the morning of the big day, the man heard a knock at his door. he opens the door and there stands the most beautiful, sexiest woman he's ever seen in his life in a very tight slinky dress. the woman looks him up and down and says, hi. happy birthday. i'm here to give you super sex. the man thought about it for a minute and said, i'll take the soup. >> that was a good one. >> oh, good one. okay. now let's go to -- >> we'll come back to it. we will. we have to go to our johnson's

baby of the week. >> it's time for the johnson's baby announcements. when we celebrate new moms and their adorable additions to their family. first sup skylar rose hegleman, 6 pounds, 6 ounces. parents lindsey and joe. our next johnson's baby is bentley cole nordyke. this little guy who appears to already be a fan of the colorado state university rams was born in florida on may 2nd. parents cole and tori offer this new advice. focus on the joy in your baby. the little things can wait. and next is a sleeping beauty named mary briton jone ly in greenville, mississippi, on april 23rd. they say mary already looks just like her big sister mckay. and a baby that looks very happy. stella ruth haken. she was born in april to jeremy

and amelia in houston, texas. her mom says that smile makes cleaning poop out of the carpet at 3:00 a.m. totally worth it. >> why are they pooping on the carpet? put a diaper on the child. >> they're all precious. >> congratulations. is it okay or not okay? is it okay? is it okay or not okay to wear colorful, meaning nonwhite wedding dresses. >> this again? >> here's what we had to say. >> it's simple, hoda. it's your day and your wedding and your dress. thank you. >> that was very dramatic. what do you have to say? >> it's your day. >> i said that. >> wear whatever makes you happy. >> didn't i sort of say that. >> i said it, too and first. >> i was first. >> we tested our animators with that. we just said, can they get all of that in there, and they did. a couple other quick things. twitter.

our college students, you guys are tweeting like crazy. we asked, we gave a shout-out. do college kids watch us? we can't figure out why you would. it's the drinking, we figured. we want to say thanks to all of those from the different universities who are tweeting. >> like who? >> lynzi. she spells her name like that because she is cool. >> and she said i attend ithaca college and pretty much have cable just to watch you two. also i'm actually from poughkeepsie. tony tweeted, i go to west virginia wesleyan college. i never miss klg and hoda or my entire day is off, just like missing my morning coffee if she misses us. >> amare said i go to the fashion institute in new york city. i watch you ladies every day. send me a cronut. >> this is crazy. this is bobka, okay? it is -- try a bite of this.

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>> i always wanted to be on your show. this is my first time. i'm happy to be here. >> i'm a fan. i love because you guys are always liquored up, which is quite funny to me. >> we're tightly wind. >> you're liquored and it's funny. last time i got lickored up on a talk show, i got in trouble. i was in australia. that's why i try not to drink. >> that made international news. >> thank you for reminding me. >> you can't do it when you are jet lagged. >> this is how -- this is why i don't drink. fire up the jet to mexico. we would get to howard stern and we'd be in cabo by noon. >> are we leaving hoda. >> he said we. >> we cannot leave hoda. it would hurt her feelings. >> you were just making jokes about him. i said how is frank. she said -- >> you said he was barely

kicking are the words -- >> i say it to his face every day. i say i can't believe you lived this long. and i say it every day. for someone whose relationships don't last very long, you should try a little humor like that at home. okay? >> one for the drunky. ♪ everybody loves somebody some time ♪ >> did you know dean martin? >> i did know dean martin. and i was in love with his son. didn't sleep with him either, but you knew him, right? >> i met him once. i knew sammy. >> let's talk for a second since we have like 30 seconds left. how is your show? >> it aired a day or two ago. >> and you are on for like 8 episodes out of 10. >> i'm doing all ten. >> do they have to pay you as a regular? >> no, they had to pay me more, actually. no, i don't know. the show sort of reinvented itself.

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our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. you can always stay up to date on our website, nbcbayarea.com. thanks for being with us. have a great father's day weekend, everybody. we are back on this try-day friday with a special installment of "ask lou." first the answers to your questions those pesky problems around your house. >> if you remember, we asked you to send in phot of those hot dads you knew for ivillage, the hot dads contest. the finalists are here. lou shows you a thing or two, then he'll put our hot dads and us to the test. >> all right. >> seems like a thrott do, but we'll t come on down here. here's our first ask lou. where is it? okay. i don't know. i don't have it. so what's the first question? >> so what it is is that sheree asked. i have an outside faucet behind

a bush. is it possible to add something to the faucet so that she can move it over two feet so that she can turn it on and off because she doesn't want to move her bushes. >> this is easy. so this is a faucet extender that you can buy at any hardware store. this apparatus is a stake that goes into the ground. you put a three-foot or four-foot section of garden hose that you attach to the spigot. it has his own spigot and you can move it around. this is a $25 item. you can install it in 15 seconds. >> why doesn't she get a flexible hose. >> you love the flexible hose. >> she got one. >> i got four of them. >> and you're excited. >> i'm out of my mind. >> so we have another question from somebody. >> here it is. >> she asks this. how can i fix a lopsided bathroom door. i can't secure the door shut, let alone lock it. >> move. >> this is a trick that i learned back in the '70s from a carpenter i used to work with. it uses lipstick.

you can't quite figure out where it is. on the latch you take the lipstick on the latch and paint the tip of the door. hold the latch open. it's going to leave an imprint on the door tell you whether the door has to rise up or go down so that it latches properly. >> what are you talking about? >> i'm going to paint this. when i put the latch and hold it shut and release the latch it's going to leave a mark here. if the mark is low, i know that the door has to pitch this way. then i take a long screw like this on the hinge up top. i really tighten it. the whole door -- and then she can close her door. >> with one long screw? >> one long screw. >> i just wanted to say it. >> so now we're going to play a little game. so kathie and i each have two hot dads.

>> of course we do. >> one of them is the winner. >> we're going to play a little guessing game. this is not the contest yet. that's later. we're going to play a contest. >> we're going to show you tools. kinds of things dads should know. i'm looking for the vernacular, not just -- we're going to start with something easy. what's this? >> we've got it right here. >> screw driver. >> flat head screw driver. >> here we go. ready? >> hammer. >> what do you got right here? >> hammer. no, you got it. you have to buzz in first. >> hammer, all right. >> i was looking for claw hammer. what's this? >> you guys know? >> no idea. >> i'm going to give you a hint. >> meow. >> cat? >> cat's paw is what it's called. >> what is that for? >> pulling nails. the vernacular is cat's paw. are you ready? >> yes. >> breast pump.

>> i cannot believe i just pulled a breast pump out. >> hold on. we need to get the score fixed. you guys are beating us. >> 3-1. it's either 3-1 or 4-1. >> now this was not around when i was a young dad but maybe you guys know. >> genie diaper. >> diaper genie. >> tiebreaker. tiebreaker. >> she's hitting the button before she even sees it. >> ear thermometer. >> that was a tie. >> who is the winner? >> my guys. >> here's the complete -- here's the complete dvd set of "bob the builder." it's a complete dvd set of "bob the builder." they don't live together. >> well, there's multiple dvds. >> here's what's going to happen. >> thank you. >> we're going to find out, of

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♪ we are back with ivillage's hot dad contest. and it's time to find out who will be taking the coveted crown. liz zach is the editorial director of pregnancy and parenting at ivillage.com. it there's a fantastic prize. >> it's a one-week visit to scrub island. the dads and their wives. >> you narrowed it down to these four hotties. 150,000 votes this year. >> everybody thinks their husband and father of their child is -- >> i had to tell my husband he's

ineligible. >> let's talk about the dads. brendan is first. >> brendan is our newby dad winner. he has two daughters. we have andrew andrews the winner of our military dad category. he's a navy doctor, ladies. contain yourself, right? we have david from california who is an entrepreneur. via south africa. >> exactly. >> a great accent. >> and jeff who is a s.w.a.t. team sergeant and also an author of a bullying book. >> how to or how to fight them back? >> both. >> all right, guys. >> we've been waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting. >> okay. >> now is it time for our big reveal? >> we're ready. >> the winner of the 2013 ivillage hot dad contest is -- >> yep, hold on. >> andrew.

>> andrew! >> congratulations. andrew, that is so thrilling. >> let me give this to you. hold on. we're going to give you a sash. it's probably the first time you've ever won one. congratulations. >> this is how we do it. very nice. you get -- come on, mom. we can't see you. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. >> the crown. >> you need a speedo. >> it's called a photo op. and probably the most important item of all. what do you think? >> there you go. >> all kinds of fun stuff. >> have a seat. have a seat. >> what do you think? what do you think of getting the -- >> overwhelming. >> really? >> yes. >> it's good. >> it's like getting your medical license. >> yeah pretty much. >> what do you think of your husband being the one selected?

>> i mean, he definitely deserves it. he's a hard working good dad. he's a wonderful dad. >> what are your kids going to think? >> i don't know. they're going to be proud. they're going to be proud. it will be good. >> we hope you enjoy the prize. all these other dads here are pretty spectacular themselves. >> they really are. >> you really have your work cut out for you. >> congratulations, everybody. we're going to heat things with a father's day barbecue. >> congratulations. building stronger than ever, so it holds up better than ever, angel soft®. it's built with two softshield™ layers. when wet, angel soft® is one, two, three times stronger than the leading value brand. well done, angels! stronger, holds up better... all wrapped up in a value you love. angel soft®. all the softness you want, all the strength you need.

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>> happy father's day. >> thank you. >> this is fun. the father/son duo. >> what better way to celebrate it than around the grill with your kids and easy recipes. >> you guys actually love to cook together, right? >> yes. >> what's the best thing about your dad? >> he's a very good cook. >> so what are we making? >> we're making root beer ribs, sweet potato fries and strawberry -- >> what makes your ribs unique? >> they don't have the typical brown sugar in the rub. they have root beer instead. they are real easy to cook in the oven, ahead of time. no fancy smoker needed. you can mix up the rub. a little paprika, chili powder, salt and pepper. he's going to massage that right in. jack says the ribs are stressed out because they're about to get eaten. >> rub that in. >> massage it in there, pal. then they'll go right in a pan

like this and we'll pour the root beer around. they bake in about an hour and a half. >> you bake them first. >> you can do that ahead of time. easy to finish on the grill. >> put it in there. show us what you've got. >> get in there. >> we also heard that in addition to cooking, this young boy loves to dance a little bit. he's like a deejay, he's got moves? >> he does. >> do you have a favorite song? >> we might have it for you. ♪ >> i'll take over. here we go. >> i know you've got some moves. let's go. >> now once they're in here, the root beer can go right around. not on top because we don't want to wash the dry rub off. >> and then cover it. >> cover it with a little foil. right into the oven it goes. >> that took five seconds.

very, very simple. >> then turn on the grill after. >> once they are cooked, take them out. put them in the fridge if they are very later. we'll mix up a really simple barbecue sauce. you don't have to cook it in all this fussy stuff. your favorite canned barbecue sauce. we're going to thin it out a little bit with water. i like a little espresso powder. it adds a lot of richness. it doesn't taste like coffee and won't keep him up. >> that looks delish. >> put in of that on there? all right. >> and then down here, the finished product. these are sweet potato fries? >> yes. >> do you like these? >> he does not -- this boy does not like sweet potatoes. he likes the regular kind. i'm with you. even though these are much better for you. >> come on down. get on this one. >> and the sweet potato fries are a great way to use the leftover hot coals. >> we're going to try to talk

about the dessert. >> this is really simple. fresh in-season strawberries, lime juice, water. freeze it and scrape it with a fork. we made some for you with a little bit of red wine in it as well. right here. >> this is called a grenita. >> it's like ice cream without an ice creammaker. >> these are fantastic. way to go. >> coming up, you loved him on glee. now matthew morrison is moving to a different beat. he's going to sing an oldie but goody for us. ♪

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