good morning. breaking overnight, the wildfire in california getting bigger and good morning. breaking overnight, the wildfire in california getting bigger and more dangerous spreading in all directions and now threatening palm springs. while in the east, some cities will feel like it's 110. the real face of terror. police sergeant releases dramatic photoof the alleged boston bomber surrender to counter what some call the rolling stone rock star cover. but will it cost that officer his job? >> and up in smoke, the hunt for millions of dollars in stolen art work leads investigators to the mother of the alleged mastermind.

did she burn masterpieces from picaso, and monet to protect her son today? friday, july 19th, 2013. >> from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. >> welcome to "today" on a friday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm savannah guthrie with al roker and tamron hall. if you ever wondered if we coordinate our outfits, this is proof that we don't. we have checks, and this over here. >> we have everything today. meanwhile, the extreme temperatures are baking the entire country only adding to the problems for the firefighters. the incredibly hard working firefighters out in southern california. >> that's right. right now the massive wildfire is spreading. thousands are under mandatory evacuations orders. we want to get right to nbc's miguel almaguer who is in palm spreupbgsz this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the so-called mountain fire is

moving in two directions. on one end here in palm springs the other closing in on the town of idle wild, this as firefighters dig in. overnight the community flanked by hundreds of firefighters protecting more than 200 homes. the blitz to carve a massive fire break kicked into high gear on thursday. the out-of-control and fast-moving mountain fire closed within two miles of town, an inferno that for now can't be stopped. >> we're concerned about everybody's home and property and safety. we cannot guarantee your safety should the fire run into town. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations forced more than 6,000 to flee the flames. this mountain community a tender box ready to explode. this man among the last hold outs to leave.

>> this is my life. this is my friends. everybody i care for, they all live up here. so it just becomes -- you become part of the community. >> reporter: despite 17 water dropping helicopters and a dc-10 providing air support the blaze scorched tens of thousands of acres of land. the mushroom cloud of billowing smoke seen from space. ash is raining down on the city of palm springs. today the fire fight enters day five with only a handful of homes lost so far, this will be another critical day on the fire lines and for the small town of idle wild. today the fire is roughly two miles away from idle wild and two miles away from here in palm springs. the good news, the blaze is roughly 15% contained. progress on the frontlines. matt? thank you. al is outside with more on the conditions they're facing out west.

let's face it, also this heat wave here in the east, al? >> absolutely. good news for them, the winds will be light but here in the east it's been rough. yesterday jfk setting a record, jfk airport, 100 degrees. 100 along the jersey shore. 90s, and, of course, the feels like temperatures even worst. here's what we've got going for today. we have excessive heat warnings from washington d.c. all the way up to boston out to detroit, cincinnati. we've got heat advisory as far west as iowa. here's what we're looking at as far as temperatures today. we are going to see a high in new york city of 99. it will feel like 110. look at boston. 100 degrees. it will feel like 106. 108 in d.c. and as we head out west, those feel-like temperatures will be, again, in the hundreds. here's the good news, we will see a break coming. that high pressure is going to start to break down.

the cooler air from canada will push down to the south starting in the great lakes and by the week's end make its way into the northeast. however, with that cooler air, drier air pushing into warmer moister air a risk of strong storms and isolated tornadoes from chicago, cleveland and on up into maine and for tomorrow it moves into the northeast from cincinnati, columbus and cleveland, rochester, new york city, albany. good news is that will push through. temperatures will drop, humidity levels will drop and everybody will finally get a break from this biggest heat wave in the last 12 years. savannah. >> holding on for sunday. thank you very much. meantime, a lot of uncertainty in detroit this morning one day after it became the biggest u.s. city ever to file for bankruptcy. gabe gutierrez is there with the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. behind me is gm headquarters. the auto giant emerged from it's own bankruptcy not long ago. now a major blow to it's home

turf. many people saw this coming but it still hurts. >> reporter: today the mayor of detroit is trying to reassure the motor city after the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in u.s. history. a bold admission that an iconic city can no longer pay it's debts estimated at $18 billion. >> this was a difficult and painful decision, but if you look at it, there's no other viable option. >> reporter: detroit, the home of the american auto industry had been in financial decline for decades. the population plummeted from about 2 million in the 1950s to just 700,000 today. >> what's eating up the city's budget are all the promises to retirees policemen, firemen, city workers, many of whom are retired now but still entitled to collect money. >> reporter: now it's up to a federal bankruptcy judge to decide what will happen to all

the debt. >> i think the people in detroit are afraid. they don't -- we don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: cynthia is a retired police lieutenant. she worries she will lose her pension as she faces mounting medical bills. >> my husband and i have no source of income coming in because we're both retired police from the city of detroit. we would lose everything. >> reporter: for now, officials say no city services will be impacted. this chapter 9 bankruptcy case could drag on for years and will no doubt be widely watched by many municipalities across the country dealing with their own pension problems, matt. all right. gabe gutierrez for us this morning. thank you. new developments tied to the backlash over rolling stone's cover of the boston bombing suspect. in response to that cover, a police photographer released never-before-seen images from

the night of his capture. kristen has details on that. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we are i right near where the bombing happened, and i think the officer's actions show you how high emotions are running over all of this. those behind the scenes photos were released by the photographer who took them for the state police. he says because of his outrage over the way tsarnaev was portrayed on that "rolling stone" cover. >> they are the imagines of his last stand. the accused bomber surrendering after a day-long manhunt. injured, bloody and a scope squarely on his head. the pictures were taken by massachusetts state police sergeant sean murphy. part of that massive dragnet working to flush out tsarnaev in a backyard boat after the brutal bombing and shoot-out that left

his brother and alleged accomplice dead. murphy gave them the photos and a statement that red in part, i believe that the imagine that was portrayed by "rolling stone" magazine was an insult to any person who has ever worn a uniform of any color. i hope that the people that see these imagines will know that this was real. it was as real as it gets. what "rolling stone" did was wrong. this guy is evil. this is the real boston bomber. not someone fluffed and buffed for the cover of "rolling stone" magazine. tsarnaev's imagine on the cover of "rolling stone" outraged many who say it glorifies an accused mass murderer. >> makes him more of a celebrity than he deserves to be. i'm not happy with it. >> wouldn't buy it, want to look at it. >> give me a break. why don't they show him in his prison jump suit with his hands behind his head? that would be a better picture to put on "rolling stone." >> reporter: while murphy may

have been trying to accomplish something like that we could not reach him for comment but in a statement state police say they didn't authorize the release of the photos. according to boston magazine murphy has been suspended and faces a disciplinary hearing next week. >> reporter: boston magazine says murphy's computer has been confiscated but the magazine says it has many more images he plans to release in the september issue. rolling stones had no comment on murphy's actions. all right. kristen. thanks a lot. tamron is here with new fall out from the zimmerman verdict. >> don't look for any quick change in florida's stand your ground law. governor rick scott met with protesters upset over the not guilty verdict, and he urged them to call lawmakers into a special session to repeal stand your ground saying they want to make sure every child in florida can feel safe again. the governor told them he wants to keep the law in place.

officials are set to reveal what caused the death of flight 214. the teen girl was alived when she was run over by a rescue vehicle, and the coroner is expected to announce that today. and then nine people in colorado are recovering this morning after he were injured in a lightning strike. they were working in a field on a farm in wellington, colorado when the storm hit. nearly 700 strikes were recorded in a 20 minute period during that storm. now to wall street and what's moving the markets. kayla joins us. >> stocks are falling this morning after tech giants microsoft and google having a tough week. the stock fell as they reported lackluster sales from april to june. microsoft selling fewer tablets and google selling fewer phones.

a federal judge reserve is steps away from a decision to change how coke markets its product. thank you. it was a hole in one camera thursday at the british open. it happened when he was trying first hole and his shot a little bit off. it went right into the lens of the $80,000 camera, maybe the most expensive stroke ever. and friends at a bachelor party in norway decided to celebrate by taking the groom bungee jumping, and they walked him into the judge and talked him into the leap of faith into a kiddy pool. he wasn't hurt but of course his pride had to be. it is now 7:12. matt, savannah, i think that's the coolest prank i've seen in awhile. >> mean. >> come on, it's a bachelor party. >> who allows their friends to

blind fold them and walk them to the edge of something. >> i'm going to go with a bunch of guys blind folded. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> dumbest bachelor in history. mr. roker is here with more on our heat wave. >> let's show you what we've got. again, the good news is we're going to see a break in this system. here comes the break. you can see the heavy showers and thunderstorms all the way back to omaha, nebraska. we also have the upper level low in the gulf and that's spinning and bringing more rain to areas that don't need it, from tallahassee to orlando, 3 to 4 inches of rain. the rest of the country do have risk of strong storms stretching from the great lakes all the way to new england. monsoonal moisture beginning in the southwest from july to august and more showers and thunderstorms through the lower mississippi river valley. it's not going very well. so she's coming to the new samsung experience shop

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art heists. bits of the paintings have now been found in a woman's oven. keir simmons in london this morning with those details. keir, good morning to you. >> imagine your a mom that thinking your son may have stolen famous art work. then you hear the police are coming. do you destroy the masterpieces loved by millions around the world or do you hand the son you love over to justice. that's what this woman appears to have faced and she appears to have decided to burn the art. >> reporter: it was a devastating crime, works by picasso, monet, stolen. from the seven art works taken last year this maybe all that's left. fragments of paint and nails that held the paintings in place. scientists studied and tated these small pieces of evidence and fear it is the stolen art. what's thought to be the remains of the paintings were found here in an abandoned house.

the work of a mom trying to save her son. the mother of a suspect in the theft told police she put the paintings in the stove and burnt them. he is one of six who will stand trial next month for the break in at the museum. >> it strikes me as a desperate and terrible attempt of a mother to try and protect her son. it's a great shame that we won't see these paintings. and a huge loss. >> security moments captured the moment the gang got in. at the time, police were asking how they got away. >> people responsible for this found a way in and a way out and they found the time to take seven paintings. >> reporter: now the art world is questioning itself how paintings so important could be taken so easily and possibly destroyed. works worth hundreds of millions of dollars but irreplaceable. the director of the museum is saying if they have gone up in flames it will be a crime against humanity but there maybe mothers around the country asking themselves what would

they do? >> that is an interesting call but a tragedy that we lost those works of art. keir simmons, thank you very much. he's in london and another big story there is the wait for the royal baby. natalie is at her post outside st. mary's hospital in front of the most watched door in the world. natalie, good morning to you. >> good morning to you guys. well, yes, as you can see the media have already swarmed this area here. everybody awaiting word. now when the royal baby finally does arrive i think it's safe to say it's going to be pretty hard for me to be standing right here with this incredible shot. a lot of interest in the u.s., interest at an all time high leading many here to ask do americans care more about the royal baby than the britts. >> all week photographers from all over the world fix sated on that door. no country more than usa.

it hit america hard. >> kate the great is three days late, i just can't wait for her to dilate. >> reporter: sprinkles the california based chain created cupcakes for the occasion only revealing the secret after the gender is unveiled. they're offering royal inspired infant clothing. >> americans are obsessed with the birth of the royal baby. it's a phenomenon we don't have in the united states but it's like a fairy tale come true. >> reporter: there's even a live stream at the hospital available 24/7. and it's no secret i've got a case of royal baby fever. americans are not alone. the whole baby has become fascinated with the future baby cambridge. so does the world care more about the royal baby than the british. >> we do need to remember in all of this hysteria that not

everybody in this country is enthusiastic about the monarchy. the majority don't feel that way. the majority of people still like the royal family. >> reporter: a new poll shows 77% of brits still support the monarchy. >> everyone is thrilled. >> good to be in britain at the moment. >> and to give you an idea about the world's interest, this week 1.3 million tweets about royal baby and according to yahoo the number of searches for royal baby due date is up by 1800% just this week alone. everybody wondering when this royal baby is going to finally enter the universe. guys, guesses on your part? >> some of those searches is when is natalie coming home? >> i think it's going to happen sometime tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning. that's my guess. >> i'm going to say this afternoon. friday baby. >> i think you're right. >> i'm going to go with monday. start the week off right with a baby. >> as long as it's after 10:00.

>> al and savannah saturday. >> natalie, thank you very much. coming up, a potential witness against a reputed mobster. whitey bulger turns up dead. >> and washington machines are supposed to keep your clothes clean and why are the most popular models growing mold and is yours on the list? but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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and police in the east bay are trying to hunt down several squatters who reportedly were armed and living inside a $3 million walnut creek home. officers arrived last night to kick out the squatters. when they went inside, they found several guns including an assault weapon. police arrested two people, but they're still look for several more. meteorologist christina loren, it is friday. let's talk about the weekend forecast. >> oh, it is friday. good morning to you, marla. taking a live look here. san jose. mostly cloudy to start, but in about an hour and a half, a lot of the cloud cover will clear out. this is what we're expecting. stop the clock at 9:00 a.m., clouds lingering over the east shore in san francisco. look at this, san francisco, you'll see the sunshine by about 2:00 p.m., at least for a couple of hours, and then the fog will roll right back in, keeping the temperatures in the city about 66. 77 in freemont. 92 in concord. and 81 today in santa teresa, so comfortable conditions. we'll increase the humidity deeper into the weekend. let's check the drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning.

looking over toward oakland. the camera is southbound side -- or ben did -- and northbound coming toward us, past 98, where there are reports of a crash. i don't see any major slowing. some build with the commute, but traffic flows. watching 98, maybe activity on the shoulder, a big rig there. a couple of issues clearing to the shoulder through the area, mild slowdown past the coliseum. southbound side slow toward the san mateo bridge. tough near the toll plaza. and look the northbound routes, 101 and 87 just starting to show another slowdown. it's friday. it's light.

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>> good morning everybody. i'm savannah guthrie along side matt lauer, al roker and tamron hall. >> is mold growing inside your washington machine? the most popular brands are accused of making defective machines. what should you do if you own one? we'll have details on that. >> we all feel stressed but are we actually daddicted to it? >> first, we'll get to the trial of whitey bulger. this morning there's several new twists in that case. nbc's stephanie gosk has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one of the witnesses against whitety bulger that waited 30 years to tell his story has been found dead and the trial is in the midst of a dramatic confrontation. stephen owns a liquor store during whitey bulger's hay day.

>> my liquor store was never for sale. he told police that whitey came to his house and in front of rake's infant daughter gave him a choice his store or his life. >> that night haunts me every day. >> after waking decades to face him in court he was told he wouldn't be called by prosecutors on tuesday and wednesday according to police he was found dead in suburban lincoln massachusetts. >> he was on the side of my road. i said he either had a heart attack or something or the heat got him. an autopsy found no visible signs of trauma. toxicology tests have begun. >> boston talk radio hosts talked to him days ago and said he wanted to have his say against bulger. >> he wanted to rub his nose in

it and teach him a lesson. it's unfortunate he never got a chance to do that. it would have fulfilled his dream. >> reporter: meanwhile, thursday a dramatic face-off. bulger and stephen the rifleman flemmi saw each other for the first time in 18 years. flemmi said bulger was a fellow informant for the fbi. flemmi is perhaps the most important witness in the case which features 19 murder charges against bulger. >> he ties whitey into the two things he doesn't want to be connected to. being an fbi informant, ie, a rat, and number two being a guy that kills women. flemmi testified about 15 minutes before court lead out today with more to come today. but as he left the stand he swore at bulger and a relative of one of his alleged victims said it was proof this divorce is final. thank you very much. mike is an msnbc contributor and

long time commentator on all kinds of boston events. good morning to you. >> good morning matt. >> i was going to say this is the stuff of movies. but they made that movie. it was called the departed. it was based on whitey bulger. what do you make of this trial so far? >> the trial is incredible. it is actually -- you referenced a movie, it's the culmination of a movie people have been waiting to see for about three decades. parts of this story have been in and out of the news for over 30 years. bulger, his brother bill bulger, the president of the massachusetts senate played a part in the context of the story. the color of the story. and now we have the trial. it is so depraved, the testimony. it is shocking although the reality of it is that a lot of people knew about things that had occurred over the past 30 years. >> what about this new development, the death of this guy stephen rakes.

he was going to testify. he was informed then he wouldn't testify and now he turns up dead. one of our local newspaper screams the headline dead men don't talk. we don't know if this was foul play. is it possible that after all these years whitey bulger can still silence people? >> that i don't think is possible. i don't think he has anybody left who is willing to help him? something like this. stev steve was found about 20 miles from where he lives. that was a long walk. no car. no i.d. on his body. the toxicology reports won't come back for another two to three weeks so we don't know the cause of death but clearly several people told me that he was clearly dumped there. the body was dumped there. he died somewhere else. >> why is it so important, we've heard it several times during the trial, mike, why is this issue of whether whitey bulger was an fbi informant something

that seems to have so much impact and infuriates him so much? >> well, he's in denial. he's a sociopath and i would not be surprised if he took the stand in his own defense to give his own version of events as twisted and as horrible as they are. but why, still after all these years are we waiting for the conclusion of this trial? because many people in law enforcement during the 80s and early 90s knew, just knew that whitey bulger was cooperating and an informant for the fbi. there were too many occasions when dea agents and boston police and the state police should show up getting ready to do a drug bust and information they had about when it would occur had been leaked to bulger and his crew. nothing moved in south boston, drugs or anything like that without whitey bulger's consent. >> it's a fascinating trial. good to see you. thanks very much.

thank you. >> we'll head outside and get a check of the weather from al. guys, of course fall out boy, this crowd is here. but unless my eyes deceive me, it looks like one direction is over there. oh my gosh. we'll explain about that? just a little bit. one direction, they're oh my gosh. we'll explain about that? just a little bit. one direction, they're coming into our plaza. let's show you what's going on first as far as our weather is concerned. you can see for saturday risk of strong storms through the upper great lakes. a lot of wet weather through the gulf coast. sizzling out west. then sunday we're looking at more rains in the mid-atlantic states. moisture in the southwest and plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest with that heat. man, they are just -- they look like they're just melting they're so warm down there. that's what's going on around the country. he 7:37. good friday morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. some low clouds to start, keeping the temperatures from soaring. we want to point out no flight

delays, the first time in three days at this hour. everything's on time. we want to show you, though, how much warmer it is on the east coast. three-hour difference, though. 10:38 in the morning. 93 degrees in new york city. 91 right now in boston, with humidity. for us, a dry heat, 92 in concord. we'll stay hot and add humidity come sunday. temperatures up into the 90s. you are all my sweaty people. my sweaty people. my sweaty people. and there's one direction making their way into the plaza. guys. >> oh man, al. >> did tamron think it was one direction? >> she did. she asked if they were real. >> i said is that real. >> as they were lifting the bench and they didn't move an inch. >> the last time they visited, it's tough. >> they are not real. the guy dressed as elvis behind them is real. >> no your dreams haven't come true. >> look, there's marilyn monroe.

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the machines anyway. >> get the washington and drier. >> the commercials looked great. >> can handle up to 16 pairs of jeans. >> it was new technology. less water. less detergent. >> you thought i'm getting a great deal here. >> i did. >> in 2005, this midwestern mom maggie o'brien brought it. a brand new whirlpool front loading washington machine. price tag $1,000 but months later her clothes started to wreak. >> it smelt like a sock in an old gym bag. >> gross. >> nas ty. >> experts say it was mold growing inside. >> this is a machine supposed to be washing your clothes. >> $1,000 machine supposed to be washing my clothes. >> in fact, there were many complaints built into the late 2000. from whirlpool, kenmore, bosch

and lg. >> you end up with a funky smell. >> customers are suing the companies calling it fraud. >> how many people does this effect? >> millions. >> jonathan is the lawyer suing whirlpool over it's popular duet models told from 2001 to 2008. many still in home. >> why does it happen in front loaders versus top loaders. >> in top loaders moisture comes out of the machine. but these breed mold. >> whirlpool new about the defect for years. this 2004 internal memo shows the company identified the problem and was trying to fix it. the company's lead engineer saying while mold can exist in any washer, their front load machines are the ideal environment for molds. we are fooling ourselves if we think we can eliminate mold. but the lawsuit says whirlpool

kept selling the machines anyway. >> boy, that really makes me angry. >> whirlpool even markets a product to fix it called afresh. tablets that clean the machine but consumers have to pay for it. >> it's outrageous where a company sells a defective product and then sells you a fix for the product. >> customers are the ones causing the mold by dismusing the machine or not maintaining it and only a small percentage of people have a problem. whirlpool telling us the lawsuits are completely without merritt. but maggie says she has been hung out to dry because whirlpool never gave her a refund. she had to buy a new washing machine, a top loader this time. >> you want that money back. >> i do and everyone else to get their money back. >> here's the good news, all the companies made design changes that experts say eliminate the mold issue in the newer machine. so is your washing machine

affected? we have a full list on today.com. you can look up my model number. >> your machine is producing smelly clothes, what is there to do about it? >> if you don't want to buy a new machine, the company says there's things you can do to minimize the mold so here is the take away for you. leave the door propped open when you're not using it so air is getting in but be careful if you have small kids. it's dangerous if they climb in. also run a bleach cycle that cleans the machine and wipe down the entire machine right inside the door and inside the laundry bin after every use. no guarantee that will fix the problem but the companies say that will help if you don't want to go spend another ton of money. >> but what a pain. who wants to wipe out the machine every time. jeff rossen, thank you so much. still ahead, is it the end for the colonel? why kfc is moving away from it's famous founder. but first, these messages. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card

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good morning to you on this friday at 7:56, i'm marla tellez. campus police at san jose state say three women are on the run suspected of robbing a man at gunpoint last night. police say it happened on the north side of campus near clark hall. the three women approached the man. at least one of them had a gun. they took the man's laptop. police say the man who was robbed is not a student. the ambulance company that provides emergency services in the south bay has run into some financial troubles. the mercury news reports rural metro missed bond payment deadline this week. rural metro has paid millions in fines to the county for arriving late, and also failing to keep enough ambulances ready on standby to be deployed. meteorologist christina loren joins us now with a look at the all-important weekend forecast. >> it has arrived. good morning to you, marla. good morning to you at home. looking at the embarcadero.

no flight delays. a lucky cruise ship. beautiful day shaping up. the forecast looks like this. 55 in the city. at about lunchtime, temperatures won't climb all that much, still dealing with a fair amount of cloud cover along the coastline. we'll hit about 79 at noon in livermore. 57, meanwhile, in san francisco. then, once the sun breaks through the clouds, 66 for san francisco, 83 in san jose, and a warmer and more humid weekend headed our way. let's check the drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. over the shoulder, the view of the bay bridge, no backup. metering lights are still on. they need to have a little bit in the morning. over to the maps, looking at the easy drive through the maze. slowing down the east shoreway, down in the upper 50s. great stuff through berkeley and emeryville. here is a problem. south 680 into alamo. i got word they cleared all lanes. four or five vehicles involved. quite a distraction, slowing there. slowing north 87 down into downtown. overall, the south bay looks good. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we'll be back at 8:26 with the

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[ music playing ] >> we love fall out boy. here it is 8:00 on a friday morning. it's the 19th day of july, 2013 and we're surrounded by very cool people. cool because they're fans of the hit band fall out boy. it is an oven out here. it is as thick as i have ever seen it out here and i mean humidity-wise but the band is back together after a full year of hiatus and they're going to

perform for us in half an hour. i'm matt lauer with savannah guthrie and mr. roker. >> these fans are devoted but it's a little soupy. >> just a tad. >> we have other musical guests on our plaza this morning. one direction. don't be like tamron and fall for it. the wax figures of the wildly popular boy band will be on display starting today. the real one direction will be here august 23rd. >> not kidding, they're wax figures. how do they like this kind of heat and humidity. >> they're going to put a little wick in each one when it's all over. >> also ahead from pressures at work to family, all of us have stress in our lives. some people know it can have a debilitated effect on you emotionally and physically. other people say they thrive on stress and some are wondering can you be addicted to it? we'll be talking about that. >> first inside to tamron hallway check of the top stories. we're following a dangerous

situation for thousands of residents in california this morning. the massive wildfire known as the mountain fire is moving past in two directions toward palm springs and the populated town of idle wild. firefighters are protecting some 2,000 homes. mandatory evacuations forced more than 6,000 people to flee the flames. detroit has become the biggest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy. it could mean layoffs for city employees in scaling back basic community services. for years, detroit's auto manufacturing and population has been on a slow decline. more on glee star cory monteith who spent his final days trying to help those less fortunate. katie is in vancouver with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's been nearly a week since his tragic death and those that knew him are trying to turn that tragedy into a positive legacy. we spoke with one of his

personal charities and the codirector of which who is also one of the last people to see him alive. >> i was fortunate to have the arts inspire me. and that's one of the most important things about project limelight. >> the details around cory monteith's final days remain unclear but days before he died he chose to meet with a charity he hoped could change a life and a woman that helped change his. >> it was a terrible shock and my art aches for his family. >> she runs project limelight, a nonprofit theater group that helps 8 to 15 year olds from vancouver's downtown east side. she first met monteith during some of his darkest times and was one of the first to urge him into acting. now she is one of the last people to see him alive. >> he looked fantastic. i told him. he was energetic.

>> meanwhile, monteith's glee costars including real life girlfriend lea michelle are trying to figure out how to fill the hole he left behind on and off screen. >> completely distraught and in shock. the "glee" cast is staying away and giving her her space to process this and deal with it in her own way. >> a tragic end to his life at a time when he was working with others to improve theirs. >> i think kids really need a place to go and feel like they belong. >> project limelight meant so much to monteith that his family has chosen it as one of three charities to receive funds in his honor. >> katie, thank you. a new study finds that women that had hysterectomy and should be taking estrogen are not because of fears it may do more harm than good. researchers found that only 10% of those women were taking estrogen which may have lead to some 50,000 unnecessary deaths.

experts say estrogen therapy alone is beneficial for women who had a hysterectomy but it's the estrogen and progestin combination that may increase health risks. >> a life saving rescue caught on a firefighter's helmet cam has become such an internet sensation that it's turned into a short film. earlier this month, california's bravest found a lifeless kitten on the floor of a burning home. carried it to safety and gave it oxygen and water bringing that little kitten back to life and the kitten's nickname, come on, what else, lucky. it is now 8:05. back to matt, savannah and al. that is sweet. i like that. thank you very much. mr. roker has moved away from us for good reason. it's one of those days. he's over there. >> that's right. i was afraid we'd stick together actually. but we have friends here. where are you guys from. >> pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania. you have a little mike there

from monster's university. a minion from despicable me 2. very nice. you have a lovely sign. let's see what we got for you today decides the heat. savannah, georgia, partly sunny, isolated storms, high of about 90 degrees. look at more moisture now. upper level low spinning around the gulf coast and that's bringing more rain there. rain in phoenix today. first time in 101 days that sky harbor airport will actually see rain. look for a slight risk of strong storms from northern new england back through parts of illinois. we have sunny skies and heat in the pacific northwes hey, good friday morning. you made t 8:06 now. taking a live look at a clear sky. this is mostly cloudy just a half hour ago. this is sinole. yeah, lots of sunshine today, a warmer day on tap. 93 degrees the forecasted high

for places like livermore, 92 in concord. 78 really comfortable on the eastshore in oakland today, 66 degrees on the way to san francisco. hit the mid-80s here in san jose we do have a warm weekend headed our way. i do want to point out it is going to get more humid and a slight chance of thunderstorms sunday through thursday. the crowd sweating with anticipation waiting for fall out boy although i don't think -- even if fall out boy weren't here they would be sweating. >> body heat adds to it. thank you so much. coming up, do the calorie counts on men use at restaurants really cause people to choose healthier meals? we'll have that story coming up. >> also ahead, if you're planning to take your family for a movie this weekend, why you may find it harder and harder to find a g-rated option. >> and a live concert from fall out boy just moments away. but first, these messages. victory is seeing him find balance,

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we are bk now it's 8:10 and time for what's trending today. these are the stories that have a lot of people talking online. trending on today.com, do you pay attention when you go into a restaurant and you look at the calories listed on the menus? chances are you don't according to a new study. researchers found that no matter how much information was posted on the menu, diners still chose basically whatever foods they liked instead of the healthier options. what's more, when the menu included additional details about calories it didn't make darges. the majority of men and women ate more than the recommended intake. it's in place in several states and restaurants nationwide are going to have to adopt the practice. >> do you look? >> i look but if you're going and you want a doughnut you're familiar with the fact that it's not a healthy option so you're

just going to get it. >> pizza, lettuce leaves. most people know these things. >> i stopped drinking a coffee drink at one place but i kept eating my burger at another place. it was depending on what i really wanted. >> to me, if you're going into kfc. you know, what does the f stand for? >> fried. >> what are you getting at? >> meantime, trending on the website of the atlantic magazine, a lot of people find it hard to sit still when they hear robin thicke's anthem blurred lines, well, you can add the chicago mayor to that group. someone caught him in action. at first you can see it's a little bit of -- i don't know if you would call it dancing. but then suddenly. >> undoing the cuffs. >> can't help himself. >> look out. >> he's feeling the beat. >> he gets into full dance mode. anyway, it's funny.

>> we should call him and see if he wants to come. >> yeah, i don't know. he's a former ballet dancer, though. >> that's true. i almost forgot that. >> all right. trending on youtube, a young wrestler, he can show the mayor a few things on the dance floor. check it out. she from the central asian country showing off some fancy footwork as he celebrates his gold medal victory over a russian opponent with a soviet style dance prechlttty cool. later on he went to the airport and he's been there for two weeks. >> his opponent would be like i'm out. >> i want victor cruz to steal that. >> you get a 15 yard penalty if you go that long. two feel good stories. after george zimmerman's verdict

many chose to vent their outrage but one detroit photographer decided to show an amazing picture that shows our better side. five children, three black, two white hugging and playing together. the photographer said he wanted to share something uplifting instead of making another negative comment about the trial. >> nice. >> isn't it beautiful? >> cool picture. >> it makes you feel good and one mom's story about an act of violence. she is dining out with her family at an iowa pizza parlor when she needed to nurse her baby. when the waitress brought the check and gave it to jackie's husband he found a special message. it said i bought one of the pizzas. please thank your wife for breast feeding. >> nice. >> i didn't see that coming. >> you didn't think a free pizza would be coming. >> that's what's trending today. >> it makes sense. coming up on our 8:00 block, what would kfc, you just mentioned the colonel, b,

without the colonel. it looks like we're about to find out. love your flip flops but hate the aches and pains that sometimes come with them? we'll tell you what to look for the next time you buy a pair. >> first, how do you handle all the stress of your life? odds are you're stressed. stress after all is everywhere. at work and at play. no matter who you are. >> it's a very democratic occurrence. ceos, administrative assistants, schoolteachers, parents are stressed. >> reporter: signs and symptoms range from frequent headaches to difficulty concentrating. even insomnia. according to the american psychological association women are more likely than men to say their stress levels are on the rise and they're more likely to report any physical and emotional symptoms from stress. >> stress is often caused by all of the stimuli that we experience in a day.

the e-mails, the text messages, the meetings, the making dinner, the picking kids up at school. and a lot of those things can feel really good and they get us charged up. they also produce dopamine in our bodies which is a hormone that makes us feel good. what happens though is that dopamine production triggers stress. >> and now some are suggesting you could be addicted to stress. well, joining us now is dr. adam pearlman who runs the integrated medicine program for the duke university health system. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what do you think of this theory that some people get so conditioned to the adrenaline rush of stress and the release of the endorphines that you could get addicted to that. >> we're all familiar with the term adrenaline junkies and

people that love that rush. it's interesting to think it may not be the rush, that sympathetic system, fight or flight, but maybe the more parasympathetic or the relaxed state and we could be addicted to it. >> do you really think that people thrive off stress for long periods of time? i always think maybe they thrive off of it in the short-term but they're damaged by it eventually. >> that's really the problem. i think it's important to understand the difference between acute stress which is a response that's very important. we wouldn't be able to survive about it. it happens to positive and negative things and gets us to move away from danger but there's also chronic stress where it's a different firespon and we see problems with with obesity, diabetes and heart disease and people experiencing chronic stress. >> we see a lot of this. 35% of the adults on the survey said stress increased in the past year. it affects people differently but the common effects of it,

not sleeping, overeating and on the flip side of it not eating enough. missing meals. this has a real physical side effect if you're under a tremendous amount of stress. >> it's true. the point of whether or not someone is actually addicted is less important. the fact is many of us get addicted to a life style where stress is a regular part of our daily lives and we think that's normal and it isn't and doesn't need to be the norm. >> some people think they're more productive with stress. >> they focus better. >> yeah. >> it's true. here i am this morning on the "today" show, there's an adrenaline rush it gets me alert, get mess thinking. gets me prepared but if i was so anxious so stressed that i froze up and couldn't speak you tip over to this place where it's counter productive. >> we're glad to here. hope we didn't stress you out. thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. >> by the way, fans of kfc could be stressing out this morning. the fast food chain is moving

into new territory. it's testing a new upscale dining experience without the colonel. kevin is in vernon hills illinois and he's a little stressed up this morning. >> matt, i'm looking a little debonair this morning because i'm looking to try the latest trend in fine dining, fast food. >> reporter: fast food is getting fancy. the latest entree comes from none other than the colonel himself. but get this, the iconic imagine of colonel sanders is nowhere to be found at the new kentucky fried chicken. it's forks instead of fingers as kfc unveiled a new menu complete with salads, flat bred sandwiches and rice bowls. >> it's probably a good business decision for them and good for

everyone eating there as well. next month, kfc 11, a contemporary dining experience named after the secret herbs and spices. >> it's not unusual for an old steady brand to try to become new. >> many fast food giants are chasing chains that offer casual dining like panera bread which offer more of a feel. >> fast casual restaurant sales skyrocketed where standard sales grew just 4.6%. >> what americans want is quick, inexpensive new options. >> the new kfc 11 restaurant comes on the heels of a revolution at kfc. >> frank ate the bones. >> you ate the bones. >> others, though are hanging on tight to that family bucket. >> i can't imagine getting better. i guess i love it the way it is.

>> the first kfc 11 is set to open in louisville. the home of kentucky fried chick chicken. but seriously folks, is there any other way to eat this stuff except with your fingers? >> it looks good. keep the look going. let's send it over to savannah. >> get that imagine out of our head. all right, matt. thank you. it's that time of year when many of us ditch the heels and slip into something more comfortable. our flip flops. >> if you're not careful they could cause a lifetime -- good morning. is it just that people want us to attack us? they don't want us to be comfortable in heels or flip flops? >> i don't want to be the guy that's hated in america for telling the millions of viewers that are going to wear flip flops it's a bad idea. >> but. >> but in my office and many offices across the country we'll

see people come in from having uncovered feet or the wrong sand sanda sandals. >> what kind of foot damage do you see? >> we do see some. there's several kinds. we made a graphic i'm going to show you guys. the way to think about it here, i'm going to divide the foot in half. these are the winter foot injuries everybody wearing high heels it squeezes their toes together, those are the winter injuries. back here is the s, the summer injuries and the most common here is here, an that's achey arch and that is bad. it can ruin your summer and that comes with in this achey arch and as you can see here there's not much support in this shoe and that person is going to be unhappy and going further up the leg, problems such as on this side we see problems in the knee and sometimes problems in the hip and you might think that's my knee or hip but it can be coming from your shoe and shoe wear.

so these things don't happen all the time. >> this can lead to problem with the way you walk and run. >> the movement in walking with flip flops or running in shoes that don't have enough support can make a difference. in this graphic we can see this person is rolling into the midding. i'm going to put an arrow at their knee. the knee points into the middle. this is happening because of how this person's foot is hitting the ground. >> who runs in flip flops. >> again, sometimes people do. >> great response. >> that's true, no one runs. maybe a five-year-old. >> no but some of the running shoes that don't have enough support the same concept you don't have enough arch support. >> i know you're not here to totally kill our joy so if we want to get flip flops you have advice. first thing is good support? >> that's right. good support makes a big difference. i'll grab these guys. if it's ugly you guys aren't going to wear it. so we want something with a good

arch support that's still fasable and there's a number of shoe companies making it. if you can find something you like like this guy, that can make a big difference in supporting that arch and doing away with the problems. >> and too flat could be a problem but that doesn't mean three inch flip flops are the answer. >> those are hot, though. >> how do women walk? >> these things are tough. these big -- the further you are off the ground. i had somebody in my office last week with not this exact pair or something like this, she rolled over in a pothole and broke her foot. the further you are off the ground. >> i've fallen off shoes like that actually. and you like more support if there's a strap across the bridge of the foot. >> i don't want to make you a fashion victim but having a little more support in your fore foot can make a big difference. >> i love all the disclaimers. i don't want you to hate me or make you a fashion victim but here's the news. >> he comes in peace. thank you so much. we appreciate it.

good advice. coming up, are g-rated movies an endangered species? and we'll head outside for a live concert from the hit band fall out boy. but first your local news.

good friday morning to you you 8:36, laura garcia-cannon a couple hours from now we expect to learn the cause of death for one of the teen hirnlgs died in the asiana aircraft. 16-year-old yee ming juan survived the crash only to be killed by a vehicle responding to the scene. san mateo county coroner's office expected to hold a press conference at 10:00 this morning, we will have a live report on our newscast at 11:00. right now you want to check the morning commute for friday. how are we looking light, friday light, as some people call it. a crash just cleared west 92 at

claw wood, the hayward side. map shows slow south 680, 24 down, earlier crash involving four or five vehicles has cleared to the shoulder but all that activity still caused quite a distraction, lighter so once you get through that area and maybe danville boulevard will be your option and clear down toward that double interchange. >> i will have another local news update for you in half an hour. we will check the forecast then.

8:30 now on this friday morning. it's the 19th of july, 2013. it's a hot one in new york city. even hotter on our plaza with the crowd and sweaty bodies waiting in anticipation because fall out boy is about to take our toyota summer concert stage. we hope you'll get in on the excitement. all you have to do is to fuel the buzz meter is use the hashtag fall out boy today. >> i've done it several times. >> thank you. >> he loves this weather.

>> this is beautiful weather. i love it. your skin feels so dewy and moist. >> it does. that's one way to put it. moist. emphasis on the moist. >> if you're planning your musical calendar more great concerts on the way. next friday we've got train live on the plaza. the weekend after that or the friday after that the band berry followed by michael buble. so join us. we'll see you in the next couple of weeks. >> meanwhile, do you want the fresh faced look? think about that often matt? >> yes. >> we're going to have tips on how to do that even in humid weather like this. >> a dewy look is important. >> let's go to al for a check of the weather. no that we remarked upon it at all. >> a little too much dewy right now. let's show you what we've got for today or should say tomorrow, risk of strong storms in the northeast, upper ohio river valley.

slight risk of strong storms in the central plains. sunny and hot in the southeast. sunday the heat wave breaks in the northeast and new england. wet weather from the plains back into the mid-atlantic states. moisture in the southwest and sizzling conditions pacific northwest into the plains, wow, that's close. move back a little 8:32, thank you, al. good morning to you. taking a live look at a foggy start to the day over the golden gate bridge. look what you can expect later on today, at about noon, yeah, the sun is going to breakthrough those cloud us in san francisco and you will enjoy the same blue sky we are already seeing in sinole this morning. temperatures are going to be nice and comfortable for today. i can tell you we are still watching this fire in southern california. we are going to have the latest for you coming up today at 11:00. your 7-day forecast in a couple moments. that's the latest weather. >> thank you. >> great way to beat the heat

during a hot summer weekend like this go to a movie theater but have you noticed it's harder and harder to find g-rated movies. what's going on? >> reporter: released this summer, "monsters university" is in a class of it's own. like other blockbusters out now, this flick is for the kids but it's the only release so far this year that's actually rated g. >> bottom line, g-rated movies make less money than pg and pg-13 rated movies. >> reporter: and money talks. from 1995 to 2012 just 276 of the nearly 7,000 pie tofeature released were rated g. >> if you can create a pg rated movie that will afeel to young people as well as old people you'll get a much larger audience. >> reporter: but family friendly

movie goers shouldn't be scared off. the marquee is still filled with safe bets. what's changed over the years is our standards. >> what happens in an r movie would have gotten in an x when the ratings first started. what happens in a pg-13 would have gotten an r before. >> a few decades ago a g-rated film would clean up at the box office but nowadays the youngest movie goers expect a little more. >> what's more experts say hollywood is blurring the ratings line making pg the new g. >> culture has become a little bit more tolerant of more explicit scenes, language, story lines et cetera. >> reporter: but g isn't gone just yet. >> this isn't good-bye. >> it just may be a little harder to find. nbc news hollywood.

coming up, some tips to make your natural make up. these are ways to make your face look like it has a natural glow. even in weather like this. and we've got a live concert from the hit band fall out boy in just a couple of minutes. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

back now at 8:37 with the art of looking natural. everybody wants that perfect complexion free of wrinkles, pimples or scars but a lot of us need cosmetic help to get that. here to show us how to get flawless skin is nikki williams. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> this is the hardest thing to get right in make up because you don't want the cakey look but you want the natural glow. what do we need in our make up bag. >> not a lot of us have perfect

skin so we need the extra help whether it's a tinted moisturizer or the famous creams or full blown foundation but one way or the other don't worry about whether it's a bbcc, find what's right for you. >> the bb and cc have things other than foundation. that's the point, right? >> we get confused because a lot of times we're seeing tinted moisturizers. think of them as skin care built into your foundation the same way a tinted moisturizer was before. >> what do we have here? >> different things. i want to tell people not to worry because it can get confusing but there's different methods to look for. this one has more skin care built into it. great pigment. also came out with butters that come with these great little brushes and that takes away from the application process. >> how do you pick the right shade? >> if you don't have any kind with you, go with something that's going to have a neutral behind it. that's going to work with most

skin tones. lot of lines have a primer a and serum built into it and it can help you skip the guess work and also check when you're going to a drugstore, a lot of these companies will allow you to return the products. that's with got a concealer, a serum and primer built into one. >> all in one. >> all in one. >> my hand looks younger already. what do you like about these? >> this is the luminous silk foundation. it has a ton of pigment. it's a super light weight formula. >> as far as technique, this is katie, one of our book producers here today. show us how you would apply it on here. >> what's incredible about it is you have all the smart shade pigments within this one product. this is actually almay spart shade. you see it right there. it goes on white and there's so many pigments within this product that it matches right into katie's skin tone.

so it's incredible. it will take the guess workout of finding that perfect color as long as you fall within, you know, whether you're a light or a medium or a dark kind of spectrum within the range of your foundation. >> okay. let's show her over here. she has a little bit darker of a complexi complexion. what do you recommend? >> i wouldn't want to mask her skin. i would take a lot of pigment and light weight formula. i would spot correct. >> it's not a full face of foundation. >> this is great for summertime if you have good skin because what you can do is go in there and cover where it's needed the most and you can see it just kind of when you have that really thin formula it goes right into where you need it and then melts into your skin to where you have a really natural look. >> it helps to have good genes. >> exactly.

>> thank you so much. great advice. appreciate it. coming up next, fall out boy live on our toyota summer concert stage but first this is "today" on nbc.

the toyota concert series on today, brought to you by toyota. >> after four years this popular band from chicago is back together. good news for a lot of fans. ladies and gentlemen, fall out boy. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ ♪ be careful making wishes in the dark, dark.

can't be sure when they've hit their mark ♪ ♪ and besides in the mean, meantime ♪ ♪ i'm just dreaming of tearing you apart ♪ ♪ i'm in the de-details with the devil ♪ ♪ so now the world can never get me on my level ♪ ♪ i just got to get you off the cage ♪ ♪ i'm a young lover's range ♪ gonna need a spark to ignite ♪ my songs know what you did in the dark ♪ ♪ so light em up up up, light em up up up, i'm on fire ♪ ♪ so light em up, up, up, light em up, up, up, i'm on fire ♪ ♪ whoa, whoawhoa, whoawhoa ♪ writers keep writing what they write somewhere another pretty vein just died ♪

♪ i've got the scars from tomorrow and i wish you could see ♪ ♪ that you're the antidote of everything except for me, me ♪ ♪ a constellation of tears on your lashes ♪ ♪ burn everything you love then burn the ashes ♪ ♪ in the end everything collides my childhood spat back out the moner the that you see ♪ ♪ my songs know what you did in the dark ♪ ♪ light em up, up, up, light em up, up, up, light em up, up, up ♪ ♪ i'm on fire. whoa, whoa, whoa ♪

♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ my songs know what you did in the dark ♪ ♪ my songs know what you did in the dark ♪ ♪ so light em up, up, up, light em up, up, up, light em up, up, i'm on fire ♪ ♪ light em up, up, up ♪ light em up, up, up ♪ i'm on fire ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa . fall out boy on a friday morning. there's more music ahead. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

fall out boy's new album save rock and roll is their first since 2008 but it debuted at number one. it's a hit with fans and critics as well. let's say hello. good morning to all of you. >> hey guys. >> hello. >> you guys are good sports. we were talking about how hot it is. patrick you didn't know when you would sing i'm on fire it would literally be true. >> yeah, new york's been hot this week. >> andy has the right idea. no shirt at all.

>> by the way, there are unseen consequences. the guitars go in and out of tune because of the temperatures. >> yeah they go from cold to hot really quick the wood expands and shrinks, a lot of science involved. >> hopefully mostly in tune. >> it's great to see you guys performing again. you took this break four years ago. did you fear the band wouldn't get back together at all? >> we knew we needed a break. just doing something that long, like straight, you need a break of some kind to kind of reset yourself in life. like start doing your own laundry at your house and that kind of thing. >> have you guys reset yourself enough to get ready for touring later this summer and year? >> we hit the ground running. so now we're getting into arenas. >> super excited. we have never been to barclays but to play and headline is like exciting for us. >> that's great. what are you going to play. >> this is a song called alone

again. >> fall out boy. ♪ i don't know where you're going but do you have got room for one more troubled soul ♪ ♪ i don't know where we're i'm going but i don't think i'm coming home ♪ ♪ and i said i'll check in tomorrow if i don't wake up dead ♪ ♪ this is the road to ruin ♪ and if we're starting at the end ♪ ♪ say yeah ♪ let's be alone together ♪ we could stay young forever ♪ scream it from the top of your lungs ♪ ♪ say yeah. let's be alone together ♪ ♪ we could stay young forever ♪ we'll stay young, young, young, young, young ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ you cut me off, i lost my track ♪ ♪ it's not my fault, i'm a maniac ♪ ♪ it's not funny anymore, no it's not ♪ ♪ my heart is like a stallion. they love it more when it's broken ♪ ♪ do you want to feel beautiful? do you want to ♪ ♪ i'm outside the door, invite me in ♪ ♪ so we can go back and play pretend ♪ ♪ i'm on deck, yeah, i'm up next ♪ ♪ tonight i'm high as a private jet ♪ ♪ cause i don't know where you're going but do you got room for one more troubled soul ♪ ♪ i don't know where i'm going but i don't think i'm coming home ♪ ♪ i'll check in tomorrow if i don't wake up dead ♪ ♪ this is the road to ruin ♪ and we're starting at the

end ♪ ♪ say yeah. let's be alone together ♪ ♪ we could stay young forever ♪ scream it from the top of your lungs ♪ ♪ say yeah ♪ let's be alone together ♪ we'll stay young forever. we'll stay young, young, young, young ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ my heart is like a stallion they love it more when it's broken. do you want to feel beautiful ♪ ♪ do you wanna ♪ i'm outside the door, invite me in so we can go back and play pretend ♪ ♪ i'm on deck yeah i'm up next ♪ tonight i'm high as a private jet, yeah.

let's be alone together. we could stay young forever ♪ ♪ scream it from the top of your lungs ♪ ♪ say yeah ♪ let's be alone together ♪ we could stay young forever ♪ we'll stay young ♪ i don't know where you're going but do you got room one for more troubled soul ♪ ♪ i don't know where i'm going but i don't think i'm coming home ♪ ♪ and i said i'll check in tomorrow if i don't wake up dead ♪ ♪ this is the road to ruin ♪ and we're starting at the end ♪ fall out boy sounding great on our plaza. thank you so much. more music coming up in just a moment. >> we're going to go take a long cold shower about now. before we end the half hour, want to take a look at how the week unfolded here on "today."

we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. we're following new developments tied to the acquittal of george zimmerman. >> the trial is over. the not guilty verdict is in and the protests are growing. >> the system has failed. >> overnight, violence in california where peaceful protests deteriorated into a heated clash. >> what's your reaction. >> still shock. still in disbelief. we thought that the killer of our unarmed child was going to be convicted. >> we didn't get the verdict that we were looking for. >> we are learning more this morning about the tragic death and final days of "glee" star cory monteith. >> massive heat wave is gripping a large section of this country. blistering temperatures and stifling humidity. >> will this be the week of the royal birth.

>> while the great kate wait continues. >> and the birth of panda twins at the zoo in atlanta. >> it's pure pandamonium out here. >> we love today. >> and look who is back. the great al roker. >> right now i'm busy talking to the people. >> bill, and giulianna and little duke. >> take it away. >> the ladies of fifth harmony. >> and the lovely, the talented vanessa williams. >> it's twinkie the kid. >> they woke you up this morning. >> i love that. you are all my sweaty people. my sweaty people.

good friday morning to you, 8:56 now. i'm lawyer ga garcia-cannon. ambulance company that provides emergency service in the south bay has run into financial trouble. the mercury news reports rural metro corps missed a bond payment deadline this week. rural metro has paid millions in fines to the county for arriving late and failing to keep enough ambulances ready to be deployed. always ready on her spot,

meteorologist christina loren, a look at the forecast. >> ready for the weekend, laura. good morning tour 93 degrees inland, 79, bay side, 68 at the coast. it is going to be warmer this weekend and we are going to bring in some humidity sunday, monday into tuesday, isolated thunderstorms as well. kind of a bizarre pattern, just want to make sure you're ready for it. (male announcer) break the monotony. visit spam.com.

welcome to today on this friday morning, july 19th, 2013. fall out boy just finished rocking our summer concert stage with a big crowd out there. incredible steamy summer day.

more from the guys coming up later this hour. nice and cool inside studio 1-a. i'm inside with voir dianessa ws here with me while she stars in it through october 9th. i'll be petitions for a further extension. you're selling out the shows, the people love it. >> the extension, we're almost the last ones standing out of the tony noms so we're happy. >> a huge success. >> al had to leave early. natalie is still on baby watch in london. we'll check in with her for the latest assuming there is a latest. >> let's hope. >> for her sake. >> she is knitting -- >> forget the duchess of cambridge. for natalie's sake. >> get that baby back. >> before we get to that stuff, we want to get to the news this morning. i don't know if you saw these incredible photographs of the accused boston bomber tsarnaev. the photos were taken by a massachusetts state trooper, sergeant sean murphy and they show behind the scenes of the manhunt that final day that lead to the capture of the alleged bomber in april. sergeant murphy felt the need to counter the message that the rolling stone magazine cover conveyed. he said as a professional law

enforcement officer of 25 years i believe the imagine that was portrayed by rolling stone was an insult to any person that's ever worn a uniform. i hope that the people that see the imagine know this was real. it was as real as it gets. it may have played out on a television show but this was not a television show. state police did not authorize or endorse the release of the photos. he has been suspended and faces disciplinary hearing next week. rolling stone had no additional comment on this. >> he went out on his own. >> it was emotional. >> he took the photographs and released them to the public. he spoke to a lot of people in the police department and in the city of boston and around the world. >> yeah but they understand the suspension. they have got to do something but it's emotional and to, you know, we lived through it through the television but to actually live in boston and be a part of witnesses the actual capture, i can't imagine. >> yeah, he said this was not an air brushed hollywood thing. this was real. you see blood, you saw the laser

site on his head. incredible photographs there. >> yeah. >> a little bit lighter story. not so light for the family that had to endure this. >> oh my gosh. >> a demolition team in fort worth texas knocked down the wrong vacant home last week. we can laugh about this can't we? homeowner david underwood and his wife valerie were not living at the home at the time but they planned to renovate it and move into it eventually. they get home on saturday, they had been on vacation here in new york. >> right? they came here? >> yeah they came here. as they drove around the corner his wife said to him, quote, the house is gone. a city demolition contractor mistook their place for the crumbling house next door. the city of fort worth put out a statement saying the city staff currently is investigating to what determined what happened. owner says he's not planning to sue. he says he has faith the city will make right and do the right thing. >> that's nice.

>> if you listen to him in the interview this guy is the most gracious human being i've ever seen. they say aren't you furious? he said you know what there's worst things in the world. it's a mistake and i'm sure they'll fix it. >> wow, that's good. >> you get home from vacation and pull around the corner. >> there's no house. >> it's gone. ever had anything crazy happen? >> no, i've had leaky roofs and trees go down and septics overflow. do you want me to get my list. i have fires. that's the joy of being a homeowner. >> it is. i did landscaping for three summers as a young man and occasionally, let's just say we weren't -- >> good summer job. >> it was a fun summer job. we weren't the highest end landscaping crew and there was a time when we mowed the wrong people's lawn. >> they got the benefit. >> they were like great i don't have to mow my lawn and then we had to mow the other one too. but this guy handled it well. better than most of us would.

>> that is amazing. >> this is a problem in new york any major city. the ten worst kinds of people that walk on sidewalks. everyone is laughing here because we can identify them all. let's go down the list, the person that walks the same pace as you. >> that's competition. >> we can't pass. that's a tough one. the slow walker. we all know that. >> stroller. >> the instagramer. this is a new one because they stop and they're taking pictures. >> yeah. >> it's a start and stop thing. the large umbrella. >> bobbing and weaving with that one. >> the big umbrella. the random stopper. that's a huge one in new york. looking at the buildings and things. >> yeah. >> the weaver. the weaver is an interestg one. >> yeah. >> you're a weaver? >> yeah. >> i'm a speed walker. i treat it like i'm at the daytona 500. you draft a little bit. >> total focused. >> yeah, the bluetooth wearer self-talker and this is a big

one, the human wall. people that walk side by side. people come into town, we're glad they're here but they take their whole family of four or five and take up the sidewalk. >> holding hands and chatter. >> you look back and there's a row of two blocks. >> you're in the street because you have to dodge them. >> that's right. it's an additional hazard to step in the street and a bus comes. dog people is another one and the head phone zombie. people out in another space. >> that's dangerous too because you can get hit. >> speed walk as good the way to go. >> that's right. this one we love and we're going to show it again and again on a loop. this is a wrestler from the central asian country, after he wins a match, look at these moves. celebrating a gold medal victory over a russian opponent with a soviet style dance. how about that. >> very good. >> that was in russia on their surf sticking it to them. >> pointed toe.

very good posture. classic dance moves. >> when i first saw it i thought he was river dancing. it turned out to be more of a russian move. >> and 1, 2, 3, victory. >> yeah. >> a little ankle bob there. he's very good. i wonder if he had any ballet training. >> he looked like it. >> he might have. >> meanwhile his opponent is face down on the mat unconscious. did that guy ever get up? we didn't find out. let's check in with natalie. this is now day five of royal baby watch. you can't see the screen natalie but every day you come on we're stacking up blocks to represent the day. soon enough we won't be able to see your face. >> i saw it. very cute. applaus aplaus to our graphic's department. we're looking at ways to fill our time. the daily mail came out with

ways to trigger labor to kate can finally arrive here and deliver this baby we're all awaiting. i thought i would do investigating and share what they share as well. for the ladies that are overly pregnant right now and want to perhaps enduce labor, this is what they say or recommend. no scientific evidence for some of this though there are some scientific studies that back this up. spicy foods. i did that when i was pregnant with both of mine. you want the baby out. it irritates the digestive tracks. there's a study that says dates can reduce the length of the labor time but also they say it has good qualities to trigger production of the hormone that triggers contractions. tonic without the gin of course. >> yeah. what's the point. >> sorry. no fun there. not quite the same that way but

apparently it stimulates the same hormone. pina coloda. virgin. but it softens the cervix so that could help move things along. herbs, herbal teas, even raspberry leaf tee. there's properties that can help trigger the hormones. these are all some things and of course willie. i know your wife probably knows this as well, the way to really make it all get going is get to the bedroom and get busy right. >> that's the x baby. >> is that true. >> that's what they say. >> is it really? >> yeah, i had four kids. >> did it work? >> well they all came early. >> they did? you were very busy. natalie we love you and admire you, you're talking about pi

pinacoladas. find out who the obgyn is. >> make it happen. >> did you have summer babies. >> i had april may june june. >> june is hot enough though. >> yeah, in l.a. it was june gloom. so i was fine. >> my four-year-old son was born in july. >> oh boy. >> so we had to be home. you have to be near the hospital. you can't go anywhere. it's weather like this in new york and my wife said one morning we're just going to go walk this baby out. it's over. so 9 1/2 months pregnant we did about 40 blocks. that didn't work. she said i'm going to go laugh it out. we went to see the first ha hangover movie. that didn't work. do you know what does work? modern medicine. let's get a check of the weather from jen at weather channel headquaters. >> good morning guys. we're on day six of heat wave

watch. this is about as bad as it gets with the heat warnings. excessive heat warnings from boston to new york to philly down toward d.c. an advisory. it continues in the midwest as well for one more day. detroit a warning. we also have advisories from ohio right back to illinois. look at these readings. it's going to feel like 110 this afternoon in new york city. same thing in hartford and philadelphia 108. midwest one more day and a front comes in and we're going to crash the heat with big thunderstorms yes but finally heat relief coming by the weekend. so again watching the heat for one more day rig 9:11. good friday morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. you can barely make out the mountains in san jose because it is so hazy out there, i'm happy to report, good moderate air quality all across the bay area and temperatures are going to be warm but not quite that hot just yet.

a little bit more heat added to these numbers as we get into your weekend, 93, livermore, 77, fremont. not too bad in san jose, 83, 66 on the way to san francisco. the all-important weekend looks like this 95 on saturday, hot in the east bay. few thunderstorms and more humidity sunday, monday, tuesday. and here comes the front. the relief is on it's way. one more day here and then tomorrow the front comes in. back to you guys. >> we're ready for it. thanks so much. coming up next, why retiring early could be bad for your health. we'll explain that and other medical headlines right after this. [ female announcer ] is your conditioner doing the job? ♪ ♪ dry hair needs a daily dose of effective moisture. new dove daily moisture has pro moisture complex that goes deep down to hair's cellular level. it moisturizes to give you up to 5 x smoother hair in one wash. dove's most effective conditioner yet. new dove daily moisture. ♪

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the smart knife to treat cancer. what does it do? >> this is like out of a science fiction movie. when you're operating on tumors you have make sure you removed every particle. right now the surgeon has to wait up to 30 minutes to get an answer is it tumor free. now this knife which cauterizes the tissue can be analyzed and tell the surgeon are there any cancer cells or not and it was extremely accurate in determining tumors. >> the problem is that the bo d borders are difficult to separate out from normal tissue. especially in the brain where a few cells can infull traget to of the brain. if you had a device that could give you a sense that you kept clean margins that would be dramatic. >> is it a different color?

>> it has a different smell. they can associate what kind of cells is with different tumors. this can be applied to blood vessels and bacteria. you have a machine that can detect it. >> not ready for primetime yet but very soon. >> very promising as well. adha. 6.4 million kid miss this country affected by it. perhaps a new way to diagnose it though. >> that's right. so it's a difficult diagnosis to make sometimes. it's all based on subjective criteria. a physical, a mental history. now there's an actual test based on eeg determining brain waves and patterns of brain waves that can give you a pattern that looks like adhd. it's not used in isolation. you need to talk to the child. but this might be a good tool in aiding in diagnosis, especially when people are getting prescriptions for the drugs when they don't have the disease and they're abusing it. it's an area that we need more specific data on.

this is one way to do it. >> this is a condition that's both overdiagnosed and underdiagnosed. what's interesting about the task sit adds validation that this is not a disorder we made up. there's a biologic basis for it. i guarantee you this will not be and should not be universally used. you should still use a history and exam but in confusing cases this could be a very validating test but don't use it as a substitute for a history and physical exam. >> this is very interesting. it's a new study out of france looked at about a half million people and found that retiring early actually could lead to dementia, is that right? >> first of all when do we see studies that have half a million people. it's a huge number which we love to see and yeah that common wisdom of if i retire early my mind is going to go may have validation here. and those that retired early did have a higher risk of all types of dementia but specifically alzheimer's.

every year you worked more you reduced your risk by 3.2%. the news here is not don't retire or if you have to retire you have to panic but make sure that you stay socially and mentally active. we're interacting with our colleagues and using our minds more. >> cross word puzzle every morning. >> swear by those. it's true. >> people fear alzheimer's as much as cancer. there's other forms of dementia but staying connecting emotionally -- now it's also possible that those people already starting to fail a little bit are those that take early retirement. we don't know if that data is skewed in that way but try to keep stimulating. >> love having your expertise on these questions. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> coming up next, the headlines you need to know before walking out the door. plus one more song all out boy right after this. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget.

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we are also going to add some humidity sunday, monday into tuesday. charge they can drive. >> at least i'm not wearing a suiten at weekend. looking over here toward the peninsula, traffic moved smoothly, a lighter flow of traffic overall turks is friday life. the maps, slogan the peninsula 101 both wreckage at 92, very light for that section. no problem for the maze, cleared from 980, slow from the caldecott. 680 slow down through alamo, early morning crash, long since cleared. laura? >> thank you very much, mike. thank you for joining us. another local news update coming up in half an hour. have a great weekend.

welcome back to today this friday morning, july 19th, 2013. another sweltering day in new york city. with the heat index, 105, maybe 110 in parts of the area. i'm willie geist with vanessa williams helping us out while natalie is in london. vanessa and i face-off as stylists. whose idea was this? i don't know. >> you're going down baby. >> the hottest trends to beat the heat. >> you're going down. >> i have a sneaky fashion sense. >> bring it. you got to bring it. >> especially for women's summer wear. >> after that, picture perfect. what shots had you talking this week? we'll tell the stories behind very moving imagines. >> okay and one more song chosen

by you the fans from fall out boy. before we get to that, let's go down to weather channel headquaters for a check of the weather from jen. hey willie and vanessa. we're watching this front coming in this weekend. weekend weather will get crushed by a front with big thunderstorms but it will break the heat. a gorgeous weekend ahead from the midwest. a couple of thunderstorms in the southwest and heating back up across the middle and texas. sunday's weather, we keep tracking this front east and we'll be watching for thunderstorms now into the mid-atlantic. thunderstorms again firing back into the midwest as well but what a day you'll have across the northeast. from boston to new york city beautiful weather and blue sky coming your way. the west will be heating up > 9 with 31, good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures starting to warm up. going to be a warmer day, just by a few degrees, 93 on the way

to livermore, 77, fremont, 82, redwood city, 66 in san francisco, where the giants are back at it tonight. catch that game right here on nbc bay area. starts at 7:00. it's going to be a great night for a ballgame, 60 degrees out there and yeah all the action starts right here on nbc, 7 p.m. improvements are coming to the weather this weekend. back to you. >> thanks very much. we're starting a new series called picture perfect where we look at the stories behind some of the most powerful imagines of the week. nicholas thompson is a editor at new yorker.com. good to see you. >> good to see you. this tells the story of the week and we have to begin with the heat. >> i love this photo. it's in queens. you can see the energy and the different colored umbrellas and also a little lethargic but what i like about the photo is it reminds us that this place was destroyed in hurricane sandy 8 months ago and it's come back. it's a slow process but it's back and we're going out there

in the sweltering weather. >> there's a lot of people still struggling but it's good to see the beaches full. >> absolutely. >> another photograph i absolutely love this one, this is a two-year-old cancer patient in los angeles at the children's hospital. her name is hazel. tell the story behind this pizza. >> it's a two-year-old girl going through cancer treatment. she is in the hospital for a long time. they say she loves pizza. so they take medicine tape and write this message send pizza room 4112. nothing happens a few days and then somebody posts it on reddit and pizzas start coming in. it's a great story and also about the time we live in. every message can be a message in a bottle that someone will see and someone will share. there's also a chance. >> cancer at two years old. >> incredibly painful but redemptive. >> i love that the hospital had to finally say we appreciate the gestures but we got more pizza than we can handle. it's the power of social media.

next up, trayvon martin, the big news over the weekend was the verdict and we saw protests. largely peacefully protests across the country. this one in new york city. >> this is a photograph from times square. it's a woman, it's almost a religious posture. it's a pained posture but you can also see it's not a moment of anger. it's a racially diverse crowd. you can see lingerie ads in the background. it's an imagine of pain but peace and moving forward. >> a little bit on the lighter side now, jessica alba. >> oh, come on. she is gorgeous. >> well, this is the point. >> this is supposed to be her in her natural state and we're supposed to say she's just like us. she's not. she's gorgeous. she's beautiful. >> this is instagram. she takes pictures of herself and she seems real. this is why this photograph did so well. >> she is real and she is gorgeous. >> she is absolutely gorgeous. the other thing i like about

this photo, it's a selfie. these went out of style allyl while ago and now they're back in with instagram. so it's a funny story about a technological trend and about somebody that's beautiful and does well. >> so she now only looks moderately super human. >> yeah. >> it's actually better. >> yeah, totally. >> this one above all else of course, the week of the twinkie. >> twinkie is back. >> al drove the truck into the plaza on monday and we brought it back. >> iconic american food. it's back. this is a company that went bankrupt. this is a company that went bankrupt this year. it's a smaller company fewer employees but we can enjoy them and i hope they will. >> our photo week is a publicity shot of a twinkie. just an open twinkie. fantastic. nick thompson, thank you so

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are you ready for a fashion face-off? we're going to see which one of us knows how to dress to beat the heat. >> here to determine who is the fashion pro, style expert at ask.com. what are we doing here? >> this is a fashion face-off challenge. you'll have 30 seconds each for each challenge. >> okay. >> so millions of users have questions about fashion wearing white. what's cool and appropriate for the office, and how do i switch something from at a tonight. so you've got two models. you are in charge of creating the outfit, dressing your model and after 30 seconds i'll stand back and judge your style perspective. >> it is on, geist. it is on.

>> we got three racks of clothes and three tables of accessories. while we did some what separate them into different categories it's still up to you. you can go to any table and any rack. may the best man or lady win. >> what's the first category. >> wear white. >> office or any place. >> it's your determination. >> got you. they're our first set of twins for you to dress, are you ready. >> yeah. >> on your mark, get set, go. >> okay. >> do you like a white jean? you do. >> do you like this? >> you're getting help. >> no, i just want her to feel comfortable. >> oh, yeah. >> come on, come on. >> you like the flat here. >> oh boy, is it tough to get o on. here. >> where are we on time. >> running behind there vanessa. >> where is my. >> where are we on our

competition time. >> oh no. wear it as a head piece. >> okay. clock's out. >> time, time. >> it's going to be an open back look for me. is that okay? i'm so sorry. >> well, you don't have to put them on. let's compare. let's compare. let's get a little closer. compare our moment. she turned her necklace into a bracelet. i love the prop styling here. >> they're both great because i love the combination of the necklace with the dress but but i do love how you got the bag with the pop of color that pulled out from the threading. so you know i think this round goes to vanessa. >> thank you. >> dealing with hot, hot humidity out there you do want

to stay cool. you want clothing that's light weight and breezy. >> all right. second round. office cool appropriate. >> cool appropriate. >> it's cool for the heat but appropriate. >> wait a minute, okay. >> thank you to chelsea and louisa for helping. >> a shirt with that. >> yeah. >> and we have got a variety of brands here. everything from ann taylor to h&m to cynthia vincent. we've got all different brands all different price points. >> look over here. >> wow, wow. nice. >> oh, you want shoes don't you? >> well, maybe she just kicked

them off underneath her desk. you know, i have to say that i'm going to award this round -- this is super cute with the top and the collar. >> right. >> and by the way, barefoot is very in this summer. >> very in. >> best to walk around the office and best way to stay cool. yes, round two goes to willie. >> tie breaker. let's do one more real quick. we don't have time so it's a tie. >> no, they said go for it. >> we're going to go for it. >> we're going to go for it -- are we not going for it? don't go for it. >> are you surprised. >> it's about staying cool. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i feel unfulfilled. >> coming up, you voted, fall out boy sings the fan's choice right after this. [ jen garner ] imagine a makeup so healthy

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you didn't really think we were going to leave the fashion face-off in a tie did you? we're coming back for a tie breaker. who can do the best day tonight, 30 seconds on the clock. >> 30 seconds on the clock. winner takes all. go. >> go. >> that's outrageous. >> that's outrageous. here put this on. >> you forget who your model is. >> knockdown drag out. >> no dress, just forget the dress, forget the dress. it's too hot out. >> here, don't worry about the dress, this looks great.

>> too much. >> listen -- >> now that -- >> it's a nice tank. >> i definitely see rihanna here. this is definitely rihanna day tonight look. >> i bow to your greatness vanessa williams. >> now we're talking. >> and i think you -- >> it's hot out. this is a good look. >> yeah, winner takes all. >> ladies thank you so much. vanessa williams i cannot thank you enough. go see vanessa on broadway. in the trip to bountiful through october 9th. kathie lee and hoda next.

good morning to you. it is 9:56. i'm marla tellez. campus police at san jose state say three women are on the run this morning, suspected of robbing a man at gunpoint last night. police say it happened on the northside of campus near clark hall. the three women approached the

man. at least one of them had a gun. they took the man's laptop. police say the map who was robbed is not a student. they also say two of those femalement ises were wearing red. the third was dressed in black. and it's back but for one night only. san jose's popular music in the park is turning 25 years old and to celebrate, the this big show tonight. the grammy award-winning rock band is headlining tonight's show which starts at 5:30 at st. james park. the summer concert series was canceled last year because organizeders say the crowd just got too big for the downtown venue. gonna be a nice night in san jose and throughout the bay area. meteorologist christina loren joins us now with a look at the forecast. >> thank you, marla. yes, going to be warmer today but we are going to keep that dry heat going, at least for now the humidity right on our heels, 92, concord, 77, fremont, 78 in oakland. once that sun starts to drop off about 7 p.m., we are going to have a really comfortable

evening setting up. hey you got a giants game in town, 60 degrees, wind out of the west, 10 to 15 miles per hour could carry the ball straight out to center field. the game on nbc bay area starting at 7:00. got that humidity creeping in sunday it will continue, isolated thunderstorms through thursday. let's check your drive. hey, mike. hey, christina. said humidity on our heels it hits me more in the pits, that's weird. different people. bay bridge toll plaza, it is easy, light backup, do have the metering lights on, heavier toward midday, folks friday tend to head into the city for more activities, look outside as well, the maps, nice drive down through the eastshore freeway, the maze not a big problem, a smooth drive as well. lower still improving through alamo after the earlier crash long ago cleared. live the golden gate bridge, low clouds hovering around. careful from the marin side. tend you back the "today" show. [ female announcer ] when you asked us to remove

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bronze. >> do you like it? >> no, and it doesn't affect the way i act at pull. >> another survey study is out. this is basically saying we spent most of our time during the day sitting down. >> is that any surprise to you in today's world? >> i get -- most people have -- >> unless you are a construction worker or something like that, then you are standing up and walking around. >> they did this study by a group called -- >> ergatron. they do those special chairs and tables. >> 86% of workers sit all day. they only get up usually to get lunch. >> or go to the bathroom. >> and then you go home and sit and watch tv. >> another one to two hours. >> and then you go to sleep. only a handful of hours, two or three, where you are not -- or maybe four that you aren't sitting or sleeping. >> thus, our obesity epidemic. >> so they are basically saying it's a good idea if you can stand up that you should try standing. >> so let's see if we're capable

of standing. >> it's even got its own name. it's called the sitting disease. >> now you and i are pretty active. we work out every day still. >> oh, look. look what happened. ♪ get up and make it happen >> now we feel different heights. >> ever since i had my spray tan, i am like so full of joy. >> now it's weird because i look so tall. when we're sitting -- >> you are quite the woman. i'm telling you. >> we talk about how we try to get a parking place. we'll drive the mall over and over to make sure we get the space that's the very closest to the door so you don't even have to walk from a far away parking space. there's no walking happening at all. >> you can't leave your car and get out of it and go walk around looking for a place to park. >> i know. trying to find the closest spot. >> don't you take the first one you can get most of the time? >> heck, no. you wait until you get the close one. >> our mayor bloomberg doesn't

want people taking the elevators. there are skyscrapers in new york but he wants us to take the stairs. i think when you can, you should. >> we do that in our studio. >> we have a staircase where we go up and down all during the show. >> i live in's the anales of nb way down below. so i walk a lot. >> and you fly up the stairs in your heels. >> i try. i try. >> so if you were wondering, what are the worst things you can say on a first date -- >> i was just pondering that the other day. >> we have a video from our friend. >> scooter mcgruder. >> he does these crazy videos. all right. let's watch. >> you look a lot different than your profile picture. >> you look so much like my ex. >> how much money do you make, though? >> my last relationship was a disaster. >> we can go back to my place once my parents are asleep. >> can we make this quick. someone a little hotter than you. >> i have to go get back to my wife. >> is that like a wonder bra.

>> what bra size are you? >> could you please breathe through your nose. >> people confuse prison and skral. i've only been to one. >> i just pictured you naked. i think i love you. >> you know what? you know what? will you marry me. >> i can't do this. sorry. it was a pleasure meeting you. >> don't go away. don't go away. >> it was nice meeting you. >> i know where you live. >> he's cute. i like those. they are funny. >> those are genius. >> i have to get back to my wife. >> it is time for your friday funny. >> all right. this joke was sent in by facebook fan colleen gaskins. a wife and her husband were laying in bed together one night watching "who wants to be a millionaire." at a commercial break the husband turned to his wife and said, honey, do you want to fool around tonight? she thought about it a moment and said, nah. >> okay. >> and her husband looked at her playfully and said is that your final answer?

she just rolled her eyes and went -- yes. okay. so her husband thought about it a minute and then said, i'd like to use one of my lifelines. i'm going to call a -- shoot. say it. >> i'll phone a friend. gag on it. >> you were so close. >> i was right there. i was in the zone. >> you could taste it. >> and i blame it on my spray tan. >> it's time for bobbie's buzz. come on, b.t. >> i'm so upset about that. >> cute and funny. >> thank you for sending me this dress to wear today. >> amy motto. so i have a buzz. a new spray. i thought it was a fun headline. we're all obsessed with orbe. it's dry shampoo essentially with a little. this is dry conditioner and thick. this will make hoda's life so happy. >> he's got great products.

>> it absorbs the in-between oil but will make your hair silky soft and fall, instead of the volume. >> we can do scratch and sniff on our show. if you had our scratch and sniff you'd know what that smells like. >> i am really excited about this, too. urban decay has teamed up with skindenavia. it's liquid b6 which means when you refresh your face during the day, this will also help fight acne, make your pores shrink. it's got added benefits while you add moisture. >> okay. great. >> and last, but not least, something right now i say that we ladies glisten. we don't sweat. we glow. >> hoda sweats. >> you know what? i'm sick of being the butt of your jokes. >> i sweat like a pig so i can say whatever. >> whatever. >> gold bond has been a secret for men but when you use powder in the bathroom it gets all over

the floor n everything else. this is spray powder. >> oh, no. >> spray powder, shaquille o'neal has been promoting this. i had to bite the buzz. you spray this on. it will add a extra layer of absorbent when it's really hot in the dog days of summer. >> hoda, you've got everything taken care of. >> let's go to sara. thank you bobbie. >> baby announcements. >> it's time for the baby announcements when we celebrate new moms and their adorable new additions to their families. our first johnson's baby of the week is nicholas jet scalamanos born june 7th in new braunfels, texas. his parents say their little boy is very expressive. and he smiles every time they say i love you. next sup a little lady names annabelle ray mcleod born in mt. pleasant, south carolina, june 1st. parents ryan and shay love their baby has a full head of hair but

they can't control it. her hair stands straight up. tips from hoda to come. >> and our last johnson's baby of the week is cooper wayne hayes born in little rock, arkansas, june 11th. his parents jonathan and elizabeth say their son's favorite thing to do is cuddle and toot. >> of course. that's all of life. cuddling and tooting. >> big congratulations to all our babies. go to klgandhoda for all the details. there's a really great dateline on tonight. it's a two-hour block. "dateline" at 9:00. i have an hour that comes on at 10:00. it's about a murder in nantucket. a beautiful place. >> i remember when this murder happened. >> she was like a 44-year-old woman who had everything going for her. met this guy who looked, you guys, like the perfect guy. dapper, gorgeous. >> perfect. >> preppy, seemed smart. anyway it turned into this very brutal crime. the way it unfolds is really fascinating. it's going to be tonight at

9:00, but this story starts at 10:00. i encourage you guys to take a look. >> again, congratulations on your two emmy nominations, sweetie. >> because i used to be in news. >> you still are. >> we have time for our college shoutouts? >> yes, we do. >> what the heck. let's just take it. the tweets have been coming in from college kids. >> i'm a student at west texas a&m and i watch your show every morning with my coffee in hand. >> and j.k. reed tweeted i'm a student at james madison university and i love watching your show. >> carolina tweeted love you kathie lee and hoda. i go to northeastern university in boston where i work my class schedules around you guys. you guys, please keep sending us your tweetss. >> and we have a contest. >> we're looking for our college counterparts. if you and your best -- if you and your best freend feel like you are like me and kathie lee, then send us a video of you guys acting like us but not drinking because -- >> we know you're under age. >> you're young. we're old.

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if you love fashion, you are probably a fan of the popular show "project runway" which just kicked off its 12th season. it features 16 aspiring fashion designers vying for a prize package worth over $500,000. changes their life forever. >> guess what? >> what? >> tim gunn is back as co-host and mentor and taking on a bigger role. take a look. >> here they are up close and personal. >> i want to see the pink because i be it's interesting she layered this twice. >> a tremendous struggle yesterday morning. and i thought i was walking into a disaster. and when i walked up to this, i thought, this looks like

bergdorf's window. >> wow, fancy. >> a whole new thing where they can touch it and, by the way, you look smashing. >> as do the two of you. >> we dressed up for you -- dressed down a little bit. >> we're kind of glad we have you here. there's a little breaking news about you. you, congratulations, yesterday, were nominated for an emmy award. >> it's surreal. >> for hosting the show. what did you think when you heard the news? >> i was numb and, frankly, i still am numb. i can't quite believe it. i can't quite wrap my brain around it. hi heidi is the star. >> it would not be the show without the two of you. >> we're a great team. i love and adore her. >> tell us about -- we talked about your new role. how has it evolved from what people are used to seeing? >> they are used to seeing me with the designers in the work room and then i disappear and don't reappear until i have to tell someone to go to the work room and clean up their space.

even though i'm there for the duration of the runway walk and the judges' q&a with the designers and the judges deliberation. so the producers said let's bring him out. let's have him actually sit and watch the runway show with the judges and then i do disappear but then i come back after the q&a with the designers who created the top three looks and the bottom three looks. i come back with the models. we descend the runway steps to the judges. right there in front of their chairs. the judges get to feel the textiles. >> that's made a huge difference. you can't really see the detail and stuff at that distance. >> but kathie lee, it threw me off because i'm so used to saying to the designers, don't worry about that detail. the judges don't get any closer than 25 feet. well, now, one of the top looks in a future challenge, the judges are looking at the garment up close. they find two pins in it. no more top. >> oh, that's tragic. >> the designer didn't go home, but i was able to --

>> whoa. what happens to the winners of -- your past winners. do they go on to great careers? >> it's a good question. i'm so proud of them, but how far they can go after the show really depends upon their ambitions and their financial resources. and that varies. >> somebody usually has to back them. >> exactly. and i will say since the economy is healing and repairing, i have a huge amount of optimism about where they can now go but for the last four years they've really been held back by the fact, how much room is there for a new brand out there? >> i want to know how this has changed your life. >> oh, my god. >> you were not a household name until this happened. >> and i was a very happy educator for 20 years. i was chair of the fashion department at parsons. i don't think it gets better than that when it comes to education in fashion. it was after i turned 50 this phenomenon presented itself. and i never dreamed there would be a season 2, let alone season

12. >> oh, this will go forever. >> i mean, people do ask me how long can this go on. i think about it being analogous to teaching. every semester, i was re-energized and reinspired. and the -- my students took me places i never dreamed i could go. i mean -- >> but it shows that you genuinely care about these people. >> i do. >> good luck with the show and with the emmy. >> and happy birthday. >> we are both going to be 40 in a couple of weeks. >> you can catch "project runway" thursday nights on fetime. thinking about starting a new chapter in your life, like tim gunn did? we'll tell you how to get started. >> sara gets around with apps that help you discover what's all around you. ♪ ♪

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♪ time for get appy with sara. sara haines digs up the best apps and websites. >> she has some that will help you discover more about your surroundings. you guys are traveling this weekend so you can try it. first a free app called wikihood. we nut -- it can locate you by gps or search by a city or zip code. it pulls up everything of notable content in the area. right now i pulled up 30 rock. you have the ge building, rainbow room. it will pull up people

associated with the area and why. relevant reason. so it goes into people. it also, you can rate it by how people have been interested before. so let's say you are a family and don't know where to pick from. this is what people have said that have visited those places. >> can i tell you how many people come up to us and say what should i do in new york? you can map it. go to top ten and it will tell you where to go. >> what's it called? >> wikihood. >> and it's a free app. >> okay. even i understood that one. >> the next one is less educational. more functional. hoed ayou use this one. this is called around me. >> you've mentioned that before. >> we want to know a nail salon or -- >> i need one. >> you have a special person, though. >> no, i have chips and i'm getting on a plane and i just can't have that, not with my spray tan. >> let's say we want to find a bar in the area. you search it by where you are. gps again. and it just located where the nearest pub is. we can pick from there. i can also e-mail it or text it

to you so it will pull up the information. we're all here come here. >> if i don't want people to know where i am, if i turn on that app does it mean the gps is on. >> when you turn on your location services based on the app you are giving permission to. so they won't be able to locate you when you tweet. you are just giving around me permission. >> perverts cannot find you. >> with the way hoda looks they'll probably find her anyway but not because you tweeted it. and they are free. >> thank you, sara. >> who makes money on these if they are free? >> the advertisers. >> same thing that pays for us. if you are looking for love or a better job, we'll tell you how to get started on the next chapter in your life. >> get ready to play stock or stuff, too? find out if you are better investing in the company or buy the stuff they sell. we'll show you some yoga moves. >> gwen lawrence is here.

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the crash only to be killed by a vehicle, an emergency vehicle, responding to that scene. coroner confirming she was hit on the runway and died from those injuries. nbc bay area's bob redell was at this news conference. vel a full report coming up at 11:00. take a look at your traffic after the break.

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there at the merge, coming past 680 and 880. folks from the two cars are able to get by type but also had a number of other vehicles there at the time. looks like they weren't quite big enough to help with the big rigs, might have another coming up, a smooth drive for 101, down into the area, the last 15 minutes, things dramatically clearer, speeds in patches between dakota and mission, south 880, slowing, bursts of traffic coming through not the study flow. another look outside, see how things are shaping up for the eastshore freeway, eastbound not picking up, the volume a little slowing from berkeley into richmond and that will change throughout the morning as the midday traffic kicks n here at the peninsula, easy flow and nice view of 101 through palo alto, no problemness here, the golden gate bridge, also 101, low clouds still hovering around, might have an issue for visibility, the marin side u the toll plaza is clear. back to you, marla. >>. at 11:00, we will have the latest from the san mateo county coroner's office about that teenaged girl hit and killed on the runway.

plus, the search for a second suspect in that armed robbery attack that turned deadly overnight in alameda. the latest in a live report from comes from stacey.

i have been a stay-at-home mom for five years. is it possible to go from mommy to career woman without going back to school? that can be daunting? >> yes. the answer is yes. and i think the thing is to stop thinking of yourself as going from mommy to, you know, think of all the work you've done. >> she's still going to be a mommy. >> you'll always be that. what have you done in your community? what have you done in volunteering, fund-raising and running your kids' schools and raising kids and all the issues that raises.

have you dealt with learning issues. have you raised money for a big fund-raiser. >> you have done stuff like that. >> that's the stuff you have to position as the work you have been doing. both in your community and that's going to be the stuff that's going to show up on your resume. you can put it on your linked in profile as volunteer work. >> sometimes it's hard to find what you really want to do. that's what people have trouble with. >> i think it's really helpful to focus on your effortless actions, where were you a philanthropist or working in the cooking arena. what did you do by choice. that can help you get inspired to do that next career path. >> let's go into dating. i'm a 40-year-old divorced just over a year and i have no idea how to get back in the dating world. that's, you know, people say go online. >> it's changed so much when she was dating before. >> i just have to give -- gabrielle is the expert on this. i have personal experience to this one because i lived through that one. and i got back into the dating market at 39 and i met my now

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what if you have to make a living. >> if you have to make a living, then similar to the last question, focus on what you are inspired by, what's exciting for you. if you are going back out to the workforce and interviewing. if you are energized by what you're going after, you'll be more likely to get that job opportunity. >> you have to be honest about your own abilities. i have a friend who just, you know, decided and at a certain age, i'm going to be an actress. and i tried to explain to her, me, too. i mean, we all want to be an actress. it's not as easy as it sounds. you better have some passion about it and willing to put in the work. >> thanks. are you better off buying these products or purchasing stock in the company that made them. >> i like when we play this game. >> how do you even buy stock? >> we'll get all those answers when we test our knowledge with sharon after this. twelve bucks a night! no. they have waterbeds. ew. no! are we near a gas station? [ phone beeps] [ phone ] no. is that from the mini bar?

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improve, then we're seeing more people wanting to do home improvements. that's why this company has done so well. that $200 investment would be worth almost $600 today. now you need new shoes. you want to go to jcpenney and stock up on comfy shoes. >> what do you say? >> hoda? >> stuff. >> you say stuff? you are right. >> i hit my buzzer. these are big bells. >> it didn't ring. >> look at this. i dinged it. >> just by a hair, kathie lee beat you there. >> they've had trouble. they had the president leave and management problems. >> i follow this stuff. >> customers saying we don't really want that. you have to follow. these companies you like them -- >> go back to what they did well before. >> you would have lost about 40 bucks there. ready for the next one. >> i just wanted to be ready. >> you don't even know the company. >> what is it? you like pets. you love your doggy.

petsmart. >> i already got that. >> stock. >> you are right. >> because her dog loves this stuff. >> loves the kong. >> they are going to spend on their pooch. that petsmart stock $200. you would have more than doubled your money if you bought that stock three years ago. >> i would have made a lot of money. >> you can pay for your dog walker. >> my son loves game stop. could be there every day if all of these video games. what do you think? >> i say stuff. >> you say stuff? >> all right. you would be wrong. this is a winning company. you would have doubled your $200 investment in the past three years if you'd bought the stock. the company is expanding stores. all these titles. they are actually a winner. >> all right. >> now we're looking at all these clothes from aeropostale. big teen retailer. stock or stuff? >> i'm going with stuff. >> hoda, you are right. you are definitely right. it's really hard. teens are fickle and a lot of people if you want to be at this store, do you want something

else? are you still going to wear these clothes? you really want the stuff because the stock has not done that well. >> we're down to our tiebreaker. this one is a tiebreaker. how unusual. >> all this bedding from kohl's. would you like the stock or stuff? >> stock. stock would have done better. >> is she right? >> you would only have made about $25. isn't hasn't gone up much but you still would have gotten some money. >> i would have bought stock in kohl's just because of -- right across the street. michael kors. >> yeah, definitely. they are perhaps on the rise. more people want to get their stuff, their stock may continue to go up. >> sharon, that was fun. should you -- >> don't you want to know what you've won? >> what did we win? >> what did kathie lee win? we know how much you love bambino and we want to give you all of this. >> i can't. i will share it with hoda because she --

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if it wasn't so hot it would be the perfect time of year to get out and work on your garden and yard. but what should you do, and what should you definitely leave up to the pros? >> chris and peyton l.a..on, the most beautiful people on the planet, have your answer. they are husband and wife and host hgtv's "going inquired." >> hi, guys. >> come on, good looking. >> let's start. >> ready to get your hands dirty? >> when we're here, we're going to put you to work. >> glove up. suit up. >> so first thing we're looking for weeds. this is an easy way to keep your garden, your flowers, your plants, everything looking nice. and especially in this heat. they'll take away from your flowers.

>> nothing looks fresh in my yard. it's taken a terrible beating. >> the hydrangeas get killed in this heat. >> will the plant die or just the blooms? >> everything will start drooping. >> those are weeds. that's a ground cover weed. >> get that out of there. >> sometimes you have to search for them, pull them all out. >> and make sure you get the roots, you get the whole thing. >> i like because there's just -- >> okay. >> nice job. okay. >> you guys are just dropping it right on the floor. >> that is not my -- >> that's what jerry said to do. >> is this your therapeutic weeding? >> i love dead heading. >> who is the challenge. who can make it look good. >> explain dead heading? >> i use my hands. >> it's like trimming your hair. you want to get the dead pieces off so you can promote new growth. make it look nice.

you can use your hands if you don't oowant. >> no, only cut the dead ones off. >> i did cut the dead ones. >> watch my finger. >> is that dead? >> and then over here. >> that's not great. >> that one was kind of -- >> it was close. okay. >> someone explain -- define dead. >> hysterical. >> okay. we did a very nice job. >> i want it to look round. >> someone take the scissors away from hoda. >> which looks better? that or -- >> she's dangerous. >> next up edging. i was going to do it, but -- >> no, no, you do it. >> so if you want to make a nice clean line in your lawn, nice sharp shovel. >> this is something anybody can do at home. just get your shovel out which we all have our heels on so we leave it to the man to do this part. >> once you get that done, you get a nice clean edge and then

eventually you get the edge like this. i'll jump from one to another. >> that looks good. >> a little mulch. >> and the mulch will help keep the weeds out, too. >> thank you so much. love your show. get ready to stretch out the next time you hit the beach. >> yoga moves that will let the sand give you a hand but first, today" on nbc. [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce,

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escaping to the beach is a great way to beat this heat. but doesn't mean you have to skip your workout.

here is gwen lawrence. >> hi, gwen. >> hi, darling. >> so on the beach, yoga on the beach, is it better than yoga in a studio? >> some poses will be infinitely harder on the beach and some will be easier because you'll be able to use the sand as a prop. >> i'll show you two easy ones and two hard ones. >> do you take your mat with you on the sand? >> no, go right in the sand. make sure that your bikini is situated so there's no malfunctions. >> or leakage if you are lactating. >> oh, god. >> what was that? >> so first thing we're going to do is tree pose, right? it's going to be very hard on the beach because now you are talking about an unstable surface. so we'll work the stability of the ankle. for young athletes it's amazing and the small muscles in the leg a lot harder than if you were doing it on a cement floor like this. >> how long should you hold that? >> 4 hours and 10 seconds. >> i answer the phone like this.

i cook like this. >> she does. >> i think i was a flamingo in a former life. this is more comfortable to me than standing on two feet. next a warrior 3. as you can see how hard it would be on the beach. if you just tipped it over and worked all those little muscles in the upper leg and really feel some core work going on. >> and again, you should hold that pose. >> a few deep breaths. you don't want to go in it and then quit. give it to time to work those muscles. >> you are doing great. >> so next we'll do is easier on the beach because what you can do is you can build up a little sand pile. i'm going to have you sit here in easy cross leg. the block simulating a little sand pile. if you have tight hips or hamstrings it pulls on the pelvis. changes your whole shape and really gives you a lot of pull on your low back. in order to sit up nice and tall, your hips higher than your heels you build a little sand mound.

just sitting like this for some people, it's easy for sarah but for some it's very hard and will build up all those muscles in your spine. it's going to open the heart so you can breathe better. when you stand up, your posture will be so much prettier. >> that's great. >> and then the last one, we're going to stay on the block and you'll straighten your legs out in front of you for seated forward bend. same thing. a lot of people struggle with this. hamstrings are tight. they never open. if our hips are higher than our heels, it's like you are going downhill. so there's no more pulling and yanking. you're just kind of going with gravity and falling into it. and it just gets a little bit easier. >> it's a little hill. >> you can get deeper, quicker. >> we wish you the best of luck. >> in september she'll be opening up her own yoga and cycling center. >> studio 14. coming up next week, barry manilow will be here. >> i'm sorry to miss him. i'm going to be off on a trip with my daughter but bobby flay will be here. apolo ohno gets us playing,

well. >> carson daley will be with me part of the week and dean cain for the back half. ♪

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good morning, i'm marla tellez. jon has the day off. we begin with that breaking news out of san mateo county where the coroner's office just released the exact cause of death for one of these teenaged victims of the asiana air crash. the coroner confirming reports that the girl was alive after that plane crashed. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from the coroner's office in san mateo county with what officials say happened. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. we just listened to a news conference that took place within the past 45 minutes, san mateo county coroner's office, the coroner did confirm that 16-year-old passenger ye ming yuan did survive the