good morning.go soccer shocker. >> it's a great cross, and it is an equalizer! >> the out of nowhere goal that snatched a historic victory from team usa. but the tie gets them to the next round against mighty germany. we'll talk to one of team usa's goal-scoring stars jermaine jones. high stakes mission. john kerry arrives in baghdad for intense talks with the prime minister as those islamist militants gain more ground now controlling parts of the border. is we'll go live to baghdad. glimmer of hope in the search for a firefighter lost ten days in the california forest. rescuers unexpectedly find his dog. will it bring them closer to the missing man?

and every little thing he does. sting making headlines for being the latest millionaire to say his kids won't inherit his fortune. today, monday june 23rd, 2014. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. last night -- >> oh, it hurts. >> to the gut. >> it was like a collective jaw drop across america and the world. >> we were ready to start celebrating. >> we were pre-celebrating then suddenly that moment. portugal gets a goal in the last five minutes of the game. >> almost the last five seconds. the reason they call it the

group of death is killing all of us. look at the reaction we've got of the moment in the game and then around the country. people in the stands are suddenly -- talk about celebrating. >> nobody had us doing anything in the cup including our own coach, we should be happy. >> we have a great chance to move ahead. >> we are overachievers. >> way to pick up on the silver lining. this is the top story. the u.s. held the lead until the end. whatever you call it, it was truly unexpected with less than a minute to go portugal made the goal. tied the game. bill neeley is on duty in brazil this morning. good morning. tell us about the road ahead. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. it was the biggest game in u.s. soccer in a decade. it lived up to its billing. the u.s. and portugal pulling out a sizzling dramatic game here in the heat of the amazon. the usa is just seconds from

victory. a tie still keeps their dreams alive. it had started so badly the u.s. behind within five minutes. >> miscue to nani! >> a terrible defensive error seized on by portugal. nani making no mistake. they almost went two up. one portugal shot rattled the post. >> nani again! missed it. >> reporter: the next produced a world class save from tim howard. >> another near miraculous save. >> reporter: then the moment america was waiting for. >> jones. oh! yes! jermaine jones! >> reporter: jermaine jones letting fly and bending the ball in. the relief on the faces of the fans was clear. back home where fans watched in huge numbers, pure joy. it wasn't long before it turned into euphoria.

captain clint dempsey playing with a broken nose scrambling it in to score his second goal of the world cup. across the u.s., an explosion of noise. the u.s. looking dominant. the writing was on the wall for portugal when suddenly -- >> and it is an equalizer! >> reporter: there had been just seconds left. the fans inside the stadium and back home couldn't believe it. the team left the field deflated. so close to going through to the knockout stage. their coach, though, positive. >> it's unfortunate, but i think it was an amazing game, amazing performance by all the guys. >> it was in our hand and it slipped through our fingers. >> usa! >> reporter: but the fans in brazil are looking forward now. >> we've got germany next. we're going there and it's going to be ridiculous. >> reporter: so it is germany in the next game.

coach jurgen klinsmann says we will go for a win. but to get through to the knockout stage, u.s. can tie. it can even lose by a goal. but the fact is the u.s. still unbeaten, still alive in the group of death. >> the group of death. so aptly named. >> weather was a big part of that. >> it's hot, yeah. >> humid. >> they took their first-ever water break in the history of the world cup. >> after the game we spoke with jermaine jones. he's the one that made one of the two goals. we asked him about the weather and also the moments leading up to the goal. >> it's funny. in half-time we was talking about we have to shoot. a lot of players come to me and say to me if you have the chance to shoot, shoot. that moment when i feel i catch the ball perfect. i was looking a little bit to see if the goalkeeper can have a chance. when i see how the ball flies, i was 100% the ball goes in. >> yes! jermaine jones!

>> i think that was an important goal for the team. so the goal from me bring the team back. >> portugal on the brink of elimination. it's a great cross. and it is an equalizer! >> a lot of guys were upset. but it's normal. 30 seconds to go and you close to be one of the next round, it's not easy to take, but it's important now that we step on and try to push. we can make it the next game we can do everything we can to come to the next round. then we will start to make the focus on germany. we know there is a good team. we have a lot of respect for them. already showed in a lot of games like ghana and portugal today we don't have to be scary. we have to have respect for this team but not be scared. i think inside of the team we have trust always in ourselves. we must make our work good and everybody stick together, then

we can come to the next round. >> jones also talked about those hot and humid conditions saying the team really pushed itself to play through. >> so how can the united states make it to the next round? we won't give you so many details you need a flowchart, but if they beat or tie germany they advance. even if team usa loses on thursday, there are scenarios where we could move on. let's turn to mia hamm. she was a member of two fifa women's world cup winning teams. scored more goals in international play than any other player. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> we're all right. here you have a united states team that looks so strong. they almost beat one of the best in the world. yet they walked off the field like they've been punched in the gut. do you blame them? >> feeling that way? no. because i think you step on the field with the focus of wanting to win every game. that's how you can secure a spot. they did everything they needed

to do to get there. except that last 30 second. but what's great to hear is the leadership on the team talking about the importance of focusing on the next game and using all the energy they have, the disappointment to push them to the next match. >> i was going to say a lot about this has got to be about psychology and how they can shake off the last game. if you were the coach in that locker room, what would you say? >> i think, look how well we played. i mean, we dominated one of the best teams in the world and did it rather easily. we had some great chances. some great plays whether it be tim howard in goal or just all over the field. you saw them playing together. and i think using that positivity and that momentum going in against germany. >> i got ten seconds left. do you think they can outright

beat germany on thursday? >> absolutely. this team is like i said gaining momentum with every game. and i think their best is ahead of them. >> indeed. so many of us are cheering. mia hamm, great to talk to you. appreciate it. >> thank you, guys. >> and jermaine jones scored one goal of the two we had. want to correct that. let's now talk about the breaking news in iraq. secretary of state john kerry arrived in baghdad this morning to meet nuri al maliki. this as islamists gain control of more than western cities. richard engel is there this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, carson. there's a great deal at stake here. the united states spent thousands of lives and nearly a decade to build a new political system in iraq. now john kerry's arrived on this emergency mission to try and prevent everything that the u.s. helped put in place here from disintegrating.

militants from i.s.i.s. and those from the hussein regime now control much. the army is releasing footage of a counteroffensive with troops on the move and conducting air strikes. but the iraqi military offensive capability is limited and the allies are taking advantage of it. secretary of state john kerry is now in the region to try to help the iraqi government out of this crisis. but stopping in cairo on his way to baghdad, kerry was challenged. a journalist asking him if the u.s. isn't responsible by invading iraq in the first place. >> what's happening in iraq is not happening because of the united states in terms of the current crisis. the united states shed blood and worked hard for years to provide iraqis the opportunity to have their own governance and have their own government.

>> reporter: many in the middle east aren't buying that the u.s. gave iraq opportunity, but that it failed to use it. here in baghdad kerry met with prime minister maliki amid growing calls for him to step down. >> the united states would like to see the iraqi people find leadership that is prepared to represent all of the people of iraq. >> reporter: but kerry said the u.s. can't choose the political leaders for it. kerry's mission this time is extremely difficult. the united states doesn't have nearly the same amount of leverage it did a few years ago. the iraqi army is still collapsing and prime minister maliki shows no sign he's willing to step down. savannah, back to you. >> thank you so much. let's go to natalie. she's got an update on bowe bergdahl. >> he has been released now at brooke army medical center. he's now being treated as an outpatient in san antonio. the taliban captured bergdahl in 2009.

he was freed in that prisoner swap last month. an army statement said his reintegration process is continuing with the social interactions and exposure to more people. three journalists for al jazerra were arrested. two of the men arrested to seven years in prison. the third got a ten-year sentence. a highly anticipated report of the jerry sandusky case will be released today. pennsylvania's attorney general has repeatedly questioned why it took three years for charges to be filed against sandusky. but according to to the inquirer, they had a good reason to take their time. they were worried the original testimony would not be enough to seal a conviction. he was arrested on 45 counts on child sexual abuse.

soccer star hope solo will appear in court after appearing over the weekend on domestic violence charges. it was said she assaulted her sister and 17-year-old nephew saturday. officers said she appeared to be intoxicated. five hikers had to be air lifted to safety after becoming stranded by flames in california. firefighters were battling this brush fire above glendale. nearly 200 firefighters are working on the blaze. two firefighters were hurt. no homes have been evacuated, but some roads were closed in the area. and some fishermen off the coast of new jersey almost bit off more than they could chew during their weekend outing. the group was fishing off of cape may when they were approached by this 16 foot great white shark with that open mouth and clearly a big appetite. the shark was circling the boat for about 20 minutes before eventually ripping the chum

basket from the boat. let that chum go. one of the fishermen can be heard saying, don't get too close. it will come up. it'll come after us. they're going to need a bigger boat. >> i love that. the fishermen bit off more than they could chew. the sharks could have chewed that. >> did he come back for seconds? you come down here and try chumming some of this. >> let the chum go far away. wow. >> smile! >> oh, my gosh. >> there's a shark selfie somewhere. >> his teeth are in excellent health. >> it's good when you see somebody floss like that. we've got good storms from chicago down to oklahoma city today. in fact, we are going to be looking for a lot of wet weather right through the afternoon for chicago with a temperature of 81. after this morning, oklahoma city will start to see some sunshine. here's what's happening as this cold front pushes its way into this unstable, humid air in between these frontal systems. we'll look at the showers and

thunderstorms firing up. in fact, we have a risk of severe storms just back through denver on into parts of garden city and liberal, kansas. we'll be watching these showers and thunderstorms fire up. anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of rain from san angelo into little rock. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america.

7:15, happy monday morning to you. uniform temperature, and that's because we got a full deck of low clouds overhead. san jose at 55 degrees. nice day here today. you can see what's left of the low clouds here. meanwhile, show you what it looks like over there, clouds lingering here. that's going to keep temperatures at bay for today. san francisco, stockton with temperatures upper 80s out in the north bay. so much. there is a new hope this morning in the search for a firefighter who went missing ten days ago when he went for a hike. search crews found his dog. this was the dog he went to find when he went missing. miguel almaguer has more on this massive search effort. >> reporter: this is where the search has grown desperate, in the rugged dry hot mountains outside los angeles, there's been no sign of michael herdin, the firefighter missing ten days now. >> our searchers have gone

boulder by boulder day after day through this treacherous landscape and unable to come up with any more clues. >> reporter: camping in the national forest with fellow firefighter taylor beyers, herdman reportedly chased after his dog duke running into the mountains without supplies. sunday, the only sign of hope. duke found by hikers in the area. >> i saw the dog. it was literally passed out in the lap of my sister. >> reporter: with hundreds of searchers scouring 50 square miles by foot -- >> and this is approximately where they camped. >> reporter: -- helicopters and drones have crisscrossed the sky. herdman is an experienced outdoorsman, a family man. >> we're going to continue every day. >> reporter: this morning, rescue teams will scale back their search, but in these mountains, many are still

looking for a miracle. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. all right. now we're going to check in with tamron on orange room duty this morning. >> good to see you. good morning. so two words describe yesterday's match. emotional roller coaster. guess how many tweets for that game alone. >> i don't know. >> a hundred million. >> it's in the prompter, just look. >> we were giving you your moment. >> 8 million tweets during the match. when dempsey had that amazing goal, 305,000 tweets. i want to show you this model. look at the flare-up. this is the first goal. look at the second goal. here comes the flare-up. >> wow. >> it's like infrared. and of course we all tweeted during it.

so these are some of the pictures we put out. natalie there you are with your beautiful son watching the game. and there's matt hanging out at home. al can you explain this? >> i'm in my kitchen. i was cooking. people were saying you need a bigger tv. i'm in my kitchen, for god's sakes. >> i noticed you had two remotes. how many do you need? lolo jones the olympian. i think her instagram pic captured the moment. she says basically, i went from this to this in 30 seconds. and here's what happened. she went from this to, oh, no when portugal scored that tying goal there. so we will, of course, keep our eyes, ears, hearts with our team. #usa versus germany thursday. are you ready? >> oh, my gosh. i don't know. i need some time to prepare myself. my stomach can't take it

anymore. >> thank you so much. well, coming up, sting's children will not see a huge inheritance. we'll tell you why he says they will not get his millions. and a rescue mission at sea. the fisherman that found two people treading water in the middle of the ocean. but first this is "today" on nbc. he ocean. but first this is "today" on nbc. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down

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you're watching "today in the bay." good morning to you, 7:26 now i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning a memorial is drawing far man hit and killed bade vta light rail in the south bay. cameras were there as a woman dropped off floufrs near the station in san jose. >> reporter: last night a man was chasing a dog when he ran in front of a train. police are not releasing much information about the victim, but he is in his 50s. the dog is okay this morning. federal investigators are in the bay area this morning now looking into a deadly plane crash in livermore, sheriff's deputies say jerry parker died when he jumped out of a plane right before had crashed.

that plane took off just before 5:00 on saturday. witnesses say a few minutes later, the plane caught fire and went down. the crash started a brush fire north of 580. it actually burned about one and a half acres before crews managed to put it out. let's check the forecast now with christina loren, how are we looking? >> looking good, good morning laura, good morning at home. 7:27 now, overcast sky over san francisco. the embarkdaro. temperatures down, even though now we're into the summer time. 64 in san francisco today. 86 for the east bay. 80 for the south bay and warm spot up in the north bay at about 88 degrees this afternoon. your weather headlines tell the story of the week. today, pleasant conditions, tomorrow, temps are going to spike by five to ten degrees then we're tracking a very slight chance for showers as we head into the end of the week. seven day forecast in moments, here's mike and your drive. north 101 through san jose at the 680 interchange.

that's not the big issue though, look at the map, 101 and 87 are moving a little better than over the last half hour. 280 and 85, typical build. it is jammed now. two crashes, one clearing now, another one further north at san antonio, has thinged bogged down north of 247 and highway 85. that's where things really jam up. it's typically slow there this time of day. the san may day owe bridge is all right, back to you. >> thanks mike. we'll be back with the with another update in half an hour.

♪ it is 7:30 on a pretty monday morning. the 23rd day of june 2014. and there's nashville, tennessee, where the sun is coming up. we hope you'll share your photos of your sunrise. use the #todaysun. beautiful morning. nice to have you on a monday morning. here's this morning's top headlines. fans across the world were stunned during the final minutes of the usa/portugal match sunday. the u.s. now plays germany on thursday. secretary of state john kerry met with nuri al maliki in baghdad this morning. this as islamist militants are gaining more ground in iraq. and your morning cup of starbucks is going to start

costing you more. prices are expected to rise 5 to 20 cents starting tomorrow. this probably happened when you're out with your little one, carson. all of a sudden they need a diaper change. the men's room doesn't have a changing table. this morning on rossen reports, we'll hear the fight for daddy equality. >> plus the changing pad on the bathroom floor, that doesn't look good. >> wherever you have to do it. you'll be amazed at the places you are able to change a baby. >> oh, the places you'll go. >> check out the airport bathrooms there. also an amazing rescue story for a couple stranded at sea for 13 hours. also ahead, parents. when you thought they had an empty nest, they're back. why more grown kids are coming home again. but first, the latest celebrity to add his name to a growing list of people saying

their kids shouldn't expect a large inheritance. sting says his kids will make it on their own. >> how does the song go? if you love someone, set them free? sting calls his wealth a shadow over his children. he told them not to expect a big inheritance. ♪ >> reporter: he's a star who came from humble beginnings. and sting says at the end of the day, there won't be much left for his six children. the singer worth an estimated $300 million telling the daily mail, quote, i certainly don't want to leave them trust funds that are albatrosses around their necks. they have to work. adding, i told them there won't be much money left because we are spending it. sting and his wife trudy are avid philanthropists. often giving to projects focused on the environment as they told "today" back in april. >> we're a global family.

we're a global community. we all share this planet. >> reporter: they're also part of a growing group of the 1% making the choice not to leave their massive wealth to the next generation. bill gates is leaving most his billions to the bill and melinda gates foundation, not his children. >> they need to have a sense that their own work is meaningful and important. >> i will still be buying the stock. >> reporter: it's a sentiment shared by warren buffett who gave his children billions for their charities, not themselves. >> i don't really think that as a society we want to confer blessings on generation after generation who contribute nothing to society. >> reporter: but it challenges others to do the same. through the giving pledge, more than a hundred billionaires included michael bloomberg have pledged to donate more than half their wealth to charity. hoping to change the world while teaching their own children the true meaning of success. now, sting did say if one of his

children who are now aged 18 to 37 were in trouble, he would help them. but he says they don't ask for much and each have a good work ethic. as the daughter of a school teacher, that is great. if i was sting's kid, i would say maybe not. >> i love he doesn't want them to have an albatross around their neck. i have a strong neck. i can take it. >> thank you for that. appreciate it. we're asking what you think about it. head to today.com to see if you think children should have an inheritance. >> good question. now a check of the weather from al. "today's" weather is brought to you by nexium. now available without a prediction. >> now let's check what's going on. the pronunciation of this town in ba brill? >> recife. >> okay. for world cup on thursday for

usa versus germany, good shot at showers and breezy conditions at 72. as far as our week ahead, above normal temperatures in the early part of the week out west. below normal central plains. and as we get into the mid-part of the week, we've got showers. above normal temperatures in the rockies in the northern plains. then the latter part of the week looking at above normal temperatures.

kind of cool in san francisco today. >> natalie will be our arthur palmer during the world cup. >> world cup and in the olympics. so right around the corner. >> we're going to do natalie's portuguese lessons when we go to brazil. you're out. al, just kidding. now we'll tell you about an incredible rescue in the middle of the ocean for two people forced to tread water for 13 hours after they fell off their boat in the florida keys. luckily a group of fishermen spotted them and saved them. here's mark potter with the story. >> reporter: imagine floating in the ocean for 13 hours with no life vest, not knowing if there's a chance of being rescued. it's a nightmare straight out of the movie "open water." >> we're stuck in the middle of the ocean! >> reporter: that's the situation sean mcgovern and mellisa morris found themselves in friday night.

sailed off key largo in sean's 30-foot boat the fish hawk. >> he said they were heading out and fell off the back of the boat and the boat kept going. they had been in the water since. >> reporter: in the water and in the dark. the strong current pulled them all the way from key largo to hallandale beach, 75 miles. but they had drifted into a lucky part of the ocean. exactly where four friends were out fishing. >> and we were all stunned, like, we looked at each other. are we seeing what we think we're seeing? >> reporter: it turns out three of the four were from the sheriff's office. a firefighter paramedic and depths. >> no such thing as on duty or off duty. >> reporter: in pain from jellyfish stings and dehydrated, they waved their shirt to get attention. >> they were both exhausted. they were happy to get in the

boat and to have something to stand on. >> reporter: they were in good enough shape to be released. their nightmare over. >> pure luck. god sent us there is the way i look at it. >> reporter: for "today," mark potter, nbc news, miami. >> wow. very lucky. still to come, what might be the most creative way that anyone has ever gotten off. wait until you hear this story. plus why it's hard

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we're back now at 7:42. dads are demanding changes to public restrooms nationwide. today jeff rossen is here to explab. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we investigate everything here. if it matters to you, it matters to us. dads are telling us in droves this is annoying to them. i'm talking to you, al.

i've gotten your 100 e-mails now. getting weird. >> weird they're still in diapers. >> reporter: you're at a park of restaurant and your baby has a little present for you. you need to change their diaper. if you're a mom, pop into the ladies room. usually a changing table in there. but if you're a dad, good luck finding one. this morning dads with fighting back and get this. lawmakers are taking action introducing legislation for diaper equality. oh, we know that cry. 10-month-old emma needs to be changed. she knows it and now her dad knows it. so he pops into the men's room at this department store. >> there's no changing table here. >> reporter: let's try another place. how about this restaurant bathroom? >> i don't see a changing table in here. >> reporter: we went from mens room to mens room, no changing tables. >> everyday life for a dad trying to find a changing table.

>> reporter: most mens rooms don't have them. but many ladies rooms do. is that fair? modern dads have to get creative. >> here on the ground just trying to change a diaper. it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: dads across the country are sounding off. from facebook where the rookie dad calls it incredibly frustrating. to blogs like dads who change diapers. let's stop the madness and just frequent the places that cater to our ever-growing needs. >> now, some public places are getting it right. right now i'm at a pizza place in dallas, texas. in the mens room all by myself and look what i found right back here. yep. it's a baby changing table. >> this is completely about equality on multiple fronts. >> reporter: that's state senator ricardo lara. >> we should be able to provide

a safe, clean space for both men and women to be able to change their children. >> reporter: and he's not alone. similar bills have already been passed in pittsburgh and miami. it's the dad revolution. and moms support it too. >> it's not fair i'm always the one that has to change the baby when we're out. >> let him pitch in. >> reporter: by the way, out of the five mens rooms we visited, he only hit the jackpot once. inside nbc headquarters at 30 rock. >> man, look at the changing table. this is going to be great. >> reporter: welcome to the promised land. >> now we need these in restaurants and we'll be happy. >> reporter: the amount of potty humor going on here right now. who, you? the bill comes up for a vote in california tomorrow. we'll be watching, of course. no more excuses. no more, hey, honey, i'd love to do it, but -- >> that's what i suspected. >> i would, but there's probably

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all right. we're back now on a monday morning at 7:50. tamron's helping out in the orange room. good morning. >> good morning again, guys. we were talking about sting and that he and his wife have joined a growing list of celebrities that don't plan on leaving a hefty inheritance to their children. we asked inheritance for your children. here are the results. 56% say yes, they would. 44% say they would not. our job as parents is to teach our kids to survive and thrive without us. different opinions. karen says it brings us joy to know we can take care of our family. don't understand his rationale. and this is from a kid's perspective. i don't want my mom to believe me money when she passes. i want her to leave memories.

beautifully put from jessica. and look at our lives. i didn't have an inheritance. my father had an education. we all worked to get where we are. so i think, you know, it's a good question. >> i would have taken the help. >> you know, i think it's an inheritance that is exclusive to being a rd a worker and making it on your own, it's not a good idea. >> our inheritance is what our parents have passed down to us from a working standpoint and morals and work ethic. >> it's important to give your kids the skills to succeed in life. >> absolutely. tamron, thank you. coming up in trending, a new way for lawyers to look at potential jurors. then why are so many coming back to live with mom and dad a few years after moving out? plus four siblings, one wedding day, and one big party. we're going to talk to the newlyweds and their parents about a special celebration. >> hope they got a discount rate for that. >> they said there were no

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you're watching "today in the bay." good morning everyone, 7:56 i'm scott mcgrew. tomorrow a federal safety board will tell the world what it found while investigating the asiana flight 214 crash at s fo. investigators say there are no signs of any mechanical or electric problems with the plane. also included in the investigation and analysis of the morning crews response to the accident after the crash. one of the passengers was run over by a san francisco fire truck. she and two other teens were killed in the july 6th crash. about 200 others were hurt. nbc stephen stock will be at the hearings tomorrow. he'll have live updates throughout the day. of course our investigative team has done several in depth stories about that crash. you can head to nbcbayarea.com and search asiana crash to see what we have uncovered.

in the meantime let's gate check of weather with christina. >> hey good morning, scott, good monday morning to you at home. this is the first week of summer. san jose already seeing all those low clouds burn off for the morning. you can sigh from san rafael here still overcast sky. we're going to check on the drive with mike in just a moment. we're going to see good separation for today. 64 in san francisco versus 86 degrees out in the area for today. 22 degrees difference. and as we head throughout the next couple days, we're going to keep the difference going. here's the deal though. shower chance on wednesday. we'll talk about that coming up, right now let's check your drive, here's mike. san rafael, that drive predictable. south bay, here's the issue, northbound through san jose, look at 101 and into palo alto, you are jammed up. earlier crash, then a stall there now makes things tougher. west 237 coming through the area. the rest of the peninsula is arriving, you're all right, the san mateo bridge is slow at the

hayward side. >> another local news update for you coming up in a half an hour.

♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, mom and dad, i'm home. >> well educated people, college graduates are out there still living at home. boomerang. >> a study finds a record number of graduates moving back in with their parents after college. what's behind this surge? and then family affair. four weddings and a reception. meet the siblings who tied the knot on the same day and shared one big bash party afterwards. and from laughs to screen. joel mchale is here and he'll tell us why he's taking a scary turn in his new movie. today monday, june 23rd, 2014. ♪

>> carson daly, let's take a selfie. >> my husband says i can kiss al roker. >> we're here to celebrate our dad's career at nbc. 48 years and 11 months. >> hey, y'all. we're from texas! >> we're from south carolina. >> from houston, texas, it's my 16th birthday. >> mother/daughter bucket list to be on the "today" show. >> those are the sounds of a happy crowd. a beautiful monday morning out here on our plaza. they're going to get a performance coming up. carson's still excited about the world cup. matt is off today but he'll back tomorrow. nice to have you along. >> we want to tell you about something big planned for wednesday. we're going to be debuting on sirius xm radio. channel 108 so you can take us

with you on your car ride as you head out the door. we're going to be on sirius xm. it's going to be awesome. to celebrate we'll have a special performance on the plaza from maroon 5. they'll play their new single. for the first time on live tv. this is wednesday. then you'll hear more from them. in the summer they'll be back for a full concert on labor day here on the plaza. >> i might have to leave from maternity leave for that. the celebration does not end there. we all get to take over our favorite sirius xm channel. so i'm going to get to deejay coffee house. all that sad singer/song writer music i love. >> i'm going to be on '70s on 7. and natalie will be on alt nation. >> i'll be on the heat which is hip hop and r & b. >> kathie lee and hoda will do a

channel too. >> it's a drinking channel. >> called wine. >> all right. let's head inside to natalie, get a check of the top stories. good morning. the united states world cup team has three more days to prepare for its next match and mull over the stunning draw with portugal. bill neeley is in brazil for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was the biggest game in u.s. socker in a decade. u.s. and portugal playing a sizzling game here in the heat and humidity of the amazon. the u.s. seconds from victory and then it was snatched away. it started badly. the portuguese, a goal ahead after just five minutes. then the moment america had longed for. jermaine jones curling the ball in, relief for the fans. then it got better. clint dempsey playing with a broken nose scrambling the ball home for his second goal of the world cup.

it was looking so good. the u.s. just seconds from the victory when this happened. a portugal equalizer. 2-2 the final score. and the look on the fans' faces really tells it all. the next game is germany. the coach jurgen klinsmann is saying we are going for a win. but to get through to the knockouts, the u.s. can tie or lose by a goal. but the fact is in the group of death, the u.s. is still alive and kicking. back to you, natalie. >> that it is. secretary of state john kerry arrived in baghdad overnight and met with iraq's prime minister even as rebels gained more ground. andrea mitchell is in baghdad. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. i'm here at the very well fortified u.s. embassy in baghdad. the largest embassy in the world. it was at one point home to thousands, as many as 8,000 personnel.

many if not most of those people have been located to safer sites. of course the i.s.i.s. advance so surprising and so fast, lightning fast that there is a real fear now by officials that iraq could break apart. that's why kerry came here today under very tight security. and he's here to meet with prime minister maliki. but he has never been shy about showing his impatience for maliki whom the u.s. blames for having kept the sunnis out of government and fueled the fires of this insurgency. the hope is kerry can meet with all the players and do what he can to provide additional pressure on maliki perhaps to ease him out. but he was the overwhelming winner in parliamentary elections. he's going to be hard to dislodge. >> andrea mitchell in baghdad, thank you. the head of the bioterror lab has been reassigned sources

telling reuters following the apparent safety lapse this morning that may have exposed 84 employees to anthrax. on friday some employees complained they had not been properly informed that an anthrax incident had taken place. director frieden apologized for the delay. an unwanted house guest was swept off his feet after first scaring the daylights out of colton wright despite his intimidating stare, he was coaxed into perching on the swiffer mop. he then lowered the bird and shoved it safely out the window. and that says it all right there. 8:06 right now. let's get another check of the weather with al. >> thanks so much. we got a huge crowd. a lot of fun folks all hanging out down here. all just back here waiting, having a good time. let's check your weather, see what's happening.

for today our pick city of the day happens to be jacksonville, florida. showers and thunderstorms hanging around. nbc 12. you can see we've got heavier thunderstorms making their way dallas on up to chicago. we're looking at storms. st. louis, mo, you're going to have showers and thunderstorms. look at all the rain going on in dallas right now. they are getting inundated. afternoon temperatures, 90s in the southwest. in fact, hundreds in the southwest. 90s through texas into florida. also into the mississippi river valley. we are looking at a gorgeous day here in the northeast. lots of sunshine. wet weather from the great lakes down to the gulf. showers on the puget sound. a slight risk of strong storms in the eastern rockies. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck 8:07. happy monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina

loren. we do have low clouds overhead, not over san jose. in san francisco, socked in, but what you'll notice is that we are starting to burn off here already. starting to get a little bit of blue through those thick low clouds. we'll have to wait still lufrm time but sunshine for the afternoon. out in the extreme heat 73 for the peninsula and the south bay. slight chance for rain as we get to thursday of this week. >> that's your latest weather. coming up next on trending. >> we can guarantee you have never heard the popular kids song "let it go" quite like this. >> this is awesome. i will explain that later. also coming up four weddings, one gigantic ceremony. you'll meet them and their parents. plus tipping the scales at 77 pounds to slimming down in a dramatic way. we'll check in on obie the dog. >> but first these messages. hey, now!

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we're back. it's 8:11. time for what's trending today. all right. you think jury duty is annoying. wait until you hear this. there is a chance the lawyers on the case have already looked into your facebook and twitter profiles. >> illegal? >> well, yes, it is apparently. the american bar association has ruled that it is ethical. it's warning lawyers you can't friend or follow a potential juror, but you can look at their social media. it's fair game for lawyers. isn't that interesting to think -- i guess it's another

reason to think about what you write when you put out there. especially if you're talking about the case. >> exactly. >> and the photos. >> well, baseball history was made over the weekend with a strange looking piece of equipment. padres relief pitcher debuting the new protective baseball cap. it may look funny, but it's meant to protect players. the padded cap features more than a half inch of padding on the sides. fans are having fun with it posting parodies. [ laughter ] >> i saw that this morning and thought of you. i knew you would love that. >> so great. need a day off work but too afraid to ask?

for one dad, it took an adorable letter from his daughter. the letter written in crayon. she explains that sometimes her dad just gets one day off a week so she asked the boss for wednesday off. p.s. it's daddy's birthday. p.p.s. it is summer you know. they wrote back granting him the wednesday off but also the whole first week of july. well done, katy. hope she gets to spend a lot of time with daddy. >> write a letter. >> daddy needs a bonus. >> that's nice. all right. so odds are we've all heard about a million covers of the song "let it go." but thanks to pearl jam, never heard it quite like this. ♪ let it go

♪ let it go eddie vetter breaking into a cover of the ear worm song during a performance during "daughter." fans speculating his young daughters are influencing his musical taste these days. >> i thought he could do no wrong. >> whoa. >> i love eddie vetter. >> you're ready to let it go, right? >> yes. >> so are we. >> i love you. >> nice. anyway, we want to send congratulations to our friend katie couric. she was married at a small ceremony at her home over the weekend. she tweeted out this photo from the big day. katie apparently didn't settle

on the dress until a week before the ceremony. >> knowing katie, she was waiting for it to go on sale. >> exactly. >> it was beautiful. congrats to katie. >> and she also just tied with dr. oz for best daytime talk show host. >> that's what's trending today. up next, the boomerang generation. we're back in just 30 seconds. b

and we're back with disappointing news for parents who thought they finally got the kids out of the house. a lot of graduates are moving back in with mom and dad after college. a growing group that's called the boomerang generation. here's kerry sanders. >> reporter: it wasn't supposed to be like this. samantha stokes is back at home after graduating from florida state university two years ago. despite her bachelors degree in biology and a minor in chemistry, she's been unable to find a job as a marine biologist. >> i have three part-time jobs. but it's a sad fact when i know i could be making the same money babysitting. >> reporter: living in her childhood bedroom, it turns out samantha is part of a growing trend. according to a piece in "new york times" magazine, one in five people in their 20s and 30s are currently living with their parents. tough economic times and fewer jobs. a generation ago, only one in

ten young adults moved back home. >> it might have been a sign in the past that you were a loser, that you had failed. i think now it is often a sign you're being smart. >> everyone that doesn't know me, i have two great roommates, i also call them mom and dad. >> reporter: but there are restrictions that come with being -- >> you're with mom and dad. there's rules. >> reporter: annie has been living back home for five years now. the 27-year-old graduated from loyola university with a degree in advertising and public relations. she also left college with an $80,000 debt. >> i don't feel like a failure. i think i just accepted this is the situation. especially with living at home and just being here. >> reporter: the new york federal reserve bank reports nearly 45% of people under the age of 30 have outstanding loans with an average debt of more than $20,000. like so many college graduates who can't find a job, samantha and annie are staying positive

about their futures. >> what i try to do is just wanting to laugh and just being happy with what i do. >> it's comforting to know that well-educated people, college graduates are out there still living at home. boomerang. >> reporter: the boomerang generation. back home, but for how long? kerry sanders, nbc news. >> matthew siegel and jen. let's start with you. the old was one in ten. now one in five. what does this say to us economically? >> economically we know there needs to be more support for these millennials and parents at this point. and psychologically there is can we accept it, are we accepting this is where we're at. and how do we build the

perseverance so they don't quit. that's really hard psychologically. >> matt, how is this affecting your relationship with your parents or friends of yours? >> i've been lucky enough to start an organization. but i know many people. i think we need to remove the stigma. the recession has a lingering implication. it's smart to move back. because you can save money. with that savings you can afford a home or a car. so if your parents are lenient, i think living at home makes a lot of sense. of course you want to try as hard as you can to apply for jobs, to market your skills. and above all, to be creative. maybe try to start a business. >> that brings us to a great point. if you move home, do you just take the time to save or just take any job you can get. >> you should definitely take whatever job you can first while pursuing the career of your dreams. >> 60% of these kids need their parents' money. how's this working out for the parents? isn't this financially draining? >> that's something parents have to be mindful of.

you want to help your kids, that's your aim as a parent. and you have to think how is this going to help me in my retirement and come up with a plan for yourself and your young adult child. >> parents want their kids to succeed. they want them to do well. kids just want to feel independent. how do you strike a balance in the boomerang generation for both parents and kids? >> first, you have to have a conversation. have a conversation about what that's going to look like. have a plan of what you're going to do. the fact is they're not 16. there shouldn't be a curfew. you need some rules. >> come up with a plan. >> keep persevering. use your technology, right? >> yeah. young people today unlike previous generations have social media savvy tweets and use facebook and every social media mechanism possible to make yourself a marketable employee to a potential employer. >> and i think the key thing is we have to be appreciative. they have to be appreciative of

anything their young adult is doing. and the young adult needs to be appreciative on your parents. >> i think parents should say you have regular check ins, but we want you to save money so you cannot have your head below water the rest of your life. >> set clear check ins. six months, a year, so everybody knows what's happening. >> thank you so much. let's head over to savannah. thanks. now to a wedding celebration like no other. there are four sets of newlyweds in the fortney family this morning. they got married on the same day and shared one huge reception. the three sisters and brother all tied the knot a little over a week ago. they all just got back from their honeymoons. we have left to right this morning joining us daughter grace and her husband nick. daughter megan and husband taylor. their proud parents. son marcus, his wife blair. daughter jessica and new husband kip.

we're out of time after all of those intros. just kidding. first of all, i assume you all didn't go on your honeymoons together? right? is that right? >> no. >> that might be a bridge too far. marie, let me start with you. sorry. we just start with marie quickly. whose idea was this and were you the wedding planner? >> i was the wedding planner, yes. the idea started with megan. she in january decided that this could be a triple wedding. turned into quadruple. >> and megan, how did you get your brother and sisters on board with this idea? >> they were for it. everyone was just excited. it worked out. >> and just to be clear, kevin,

it was four different weddings. so you were able to attend all four weddings. and then the reception was shared? >> it was a wonderful opportunity to attend each one of the children's weddings. and the siblings were able to attend each other's wedding as well. and so to sit and watch each one of your children be married and to have their brothers and sisters there, it was a great experience. if i could, i just want to thank the neilson family, the stratmond family, and weaver family for letting them come into our lives. >> marcus, i have to ask you, you were the last one to sign onto this wedding idea. you actually had to rush plans a little bit, right? >> yeah. kind of just jumped in there at the last minute. but i think we're one of the happiest couples. we're all happy, but we're the

happiest. >> so megan, you got four brides. but zero bridezillas, i hear. >> we were all nice. >> it sounded like everybody was nice. well, kevin, i have to ask you. you're the dad. i don't want to get in your business, but four weddings in one day, that's an expensive affair. >> you know, i think i mentioned this to somebody. if you're standing in the ocean you see a big wave coming you think that's great. then the wave comes and it blows you over. you're being tossed around in the sand. and you stand up at the end and you realize you're just grateful to have your dignity because your suit's still on. that's what it felt like. just, oh, my gosh. you get through it. >> it's so wonderful. of course got so much attention. it's just all over the internet.

marie, did you guys expect that? or was that a shock to see how many were interested in the story? >> that was a shock. monday morning with the phone ringing off the wall was a big surprise to us. and fun. >> it's really wonderful. have you thought about coordinating the grandchildren? that's over to you, couples. >> i have thought about it. >> grandparents are ready, yeah. >> you've got a little baby boom. come back and tell us if that happens. the whole extended family, many congratulations to you. coming up, from obese to is svelte.

a very good monday morning to you. 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning people are leaving flowers and candles where a man was hit by a light rail train. investigators say he was running after a dog when he was hit. he's not been identified. the dog is okay this morning. want to see how that morning commute is looking? here's mike. >> take a look out here. i'm looking at southbound 101. i don't see anything in this live shot, however hook at the sensors through the area, very slow. reports of a smoking car on the southbound side. again that earlier slowdowns that started to move a little better on our sensors. the slowdown on the dunbarton bridge toward that scene as well. expect that congestion.

expect this as well. north 101 and west 237 really jammed up. we had a couple of ipts first a crash then a stall and that really made things back up. look at 237 all the way from 880 out of malpitas and that's a tougher drive. the rest of the south bay sorting yourself out pretty well. an earlier crash which has cleared. there's your trivalley, smoother drive, recovering there. back to you. >> thank you very much. another local news update coming in just a half hour. hope to see you then. have a great monday.

♪ 8:30 on a monday morning the 23rd day of june 2014. what a beautiful day on our plaza. what a beautiful crowd. we've got a concert for them this morning. alex & sierra will debut their single "scare crow." >> also you laughed at him on the soup and community, but now joel mchale is taking on a new

role. joel is making himself comfy inside. >> that's a provocative pose. >> that's sexy. >> rare. we met obie, when we first met him he was a severely overweight dachshund in 2012. now you will not believe the transformation. it's unbelievable. it's a completely new dog. we can't wait to hear how he did it. >> will he burst through a piece of paper? >> he should. and we have a chance for you to enter our "today's" talent. and america will decide which one getting to fast track to the top 48 on "america's got talent." good luck and get it in. >> if you want to find out how to submit the video, head to today.com/agt. let's get a check of the

weather. >> we are looking at wet weather from the gulf coast on up into the central great lakes and showers in the pacific northwest. northeast into the mid-atlantic, spectacular. some of the rain moves into the northeast tomorrow. some strong storms in the eastern rockies. look for sizzling weather in the southwest. and a few more showers in the pacific northw 8:32. happy monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. we do have some low clouds out there really confined to the coastline over the bay bridge and the inner bay still lingering clouds for you this morning. overall i can show you what it looks like at the surface. we're clearing out nicely here in san francisco. still a little bit of fog lingering. 86 degrees today. out in the extreme east bay where we're already getting that sunshine. 88 degrees in the north bay and

a comfortable 78 for the peninsula today. >> don't forget to check your weather any time you want on the weather channel on cable or weather.com. we've got fire hydrants with a dog segment. savannah? >> thank you so much. now to the latest role for joel mchale and his new movie "deliver us from evil." he takes on a different role-playing a new york city police officer who's helping to investigate some mysterious behavior in the city. take a look. >> you want a domestic call? radar? you know when your radar goes off, you usually wind up with stitches. >> without my radar you don't get your fix. >> you're right. for that i am grateful. >> joel mchale. >> i'm here. nice to see you. what's going on with that fat dachshund? >> he has slimmed down. stay tuned. next segment. >> big story coming up, folks. >> do you think it will make "the soup?" ? >> it will.

we're going to try to put weight back on that dog. >> you had a little shot earlier and you ran out of time. >> i prepared for an awesome tease, guys. and you just ran over with all these wedding stories. >> what if we did it now? did you plan to kind of smile and stare? >> it was obscene, so it's probably better i didn't. >> that's fine. let's talk about the movie. >> yes. >> doesn't sound like a laugh riot. >> yeah. there's no more green screen. it's not like "community" since it was canceled. but it's an exorcism movie starring the great eric bana. >> fascinating but most people would not think of you in this role. it's not a comedic role. >> you said earlier to me this is exactly what you thought i'd be doing. yeah, it is different and thank god they cast me in it. oh, there's eric. but, yeah. we shot it for a month at night in the bronx. and i got to beat people up. it was the strangest most

wonderful summer. we shot it here last summer. >> you were kind of a knife wielding adrenaline junkie. the director says the joel you get in this movie is more like the real guy than the characters he plays on television. >> yeah. my parents would agree. i do have a personal knife collection at home. >> you do. >> yes. scott would say i'm a slightly psychotic and i would say just a quarter. >> just a teeny tiny. by the way, scott the director happens to be one of your closest friends. >> yes. our boys all play with each other. i throw in a couple of my knives. they have a great time. so we're all here together and yeah. scott took pity on me and put me in this movie. i was very happy. >> i think he saw something in you. do you like a dramatic role like this? >> yeah. it's great. it's fun. people keep going, do you think -- do you want to just tell jokes and stuff? no. when i think about it, there's times when i feel dramatic in my

own life like when i was going to do that tease but you took that away from me. >> sorry. >> harshly. it's okay. >> i feel terrible. >> how do you feel now? >> i feel even worse, because of what -- >> but you're ngoing to have a baby. >> the only thing that's marring this whole time is that you didn't get to do your tease. >> it's good. i think with this baby coming and this movie, people realize it's a family movie. it's a lot like "how to train your dragon 2." except with exorcisms and knife fighting. >> do you like scary movies? >> i do. >> do you like movies about satan and exorcism? >> those are my favorite kinds. e spshlly around the holidays. a lot of people do "it's a wonderful life." not me. >> let's do the lightning round. >> oh, we have a lightning round? >> community got canceled. >> yes.

that's why we're here on "today." not coming back this fall. >> it could come back. >> yes. >> on netflix or hulu. >> there's a chance it's going to be -- it's owned by sony so they can take it around. so it very well may happen. >> well, i hope so. knock on wood. >> would you appear on the show if that happens? >> are you kidding me? yes. >> with the baby? >> i'll have to talk to the baby's agent. >> i will represent your baby. we'll bring on the fat dachshund as well. >> the dachshund is thin now. >> it's disappointing. >> do you want to stay for that segment? >> yes. i would like to brush that thing. >> i'm going to say joel mchale. when i do, do whatever you wanted to do in the tease. >> i need the monitor. i was going to rip it off the wall. >> well, we don't have time for that. improvise. >> great. >> thank you so much.

>> thank you for having me. >> whatever -- i don't care. let's see what's up with carson daly. >> loved you in the movie. >> this is what he has about the fat dog can't believe it. what is going to happen with that fat dog? >> stick around and find out, joel. that's a tease. but first this is "today" on nbc. >> i think we nailed that one, carson. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, fresh driscoll's strawberries are perfectly sweet and just $1.99 a pound. foster farms fresh whole chickens are only 99¢ a pound.

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"today's" pets is brought to you by pet armor plus igr. >> all right. this morning on "today's" pets, a remarkable transformation for a dog we introduced you to two years ago. he overcame a big weight challenge. we'll meet obie and his owner. but first their story. >> reporter: we first met obie in 2012. he was severely obese weighing

in at a whopping 77 pounds. nearly twice the size of an average dachshund. he was put on a high fiber, low carbs. combined with a pretty intense exercise regime. with some dogged determination, he began to shed some pounds. and eventually obie was half his original weight. a healthy 35 pounds. and ladies and gentlemen, look at obie the dachshund today. and owner nora. good morning. obie, what happened to you, buddy? congratulations. >> thank you. >> just walk me through it. right now obie looks great as you can see. how much weight did obie lose? >> he's lost 54 pounds total. >> that's unbelievable. >> yeah. >> what's been the secret? obie's used to having a certain type of lifestyle. had to make changes. how is he doing with the changes? >> great. he was eating only people food before, so it took a little bit of a transition to get him on dog food. but he's doing great night. two meals a day and a couple

snacks and lots of exercise. >> i guess when obie was -- joel mchale, thank you so much. >> see you later. we're going back. >> don't go with joel mchale. he has bad intentions for you. you've worked so hard. you get dogs on the treadmill or what? >> he didn't really take to the treadmill well, but lots of walks. >> you think he could lose another 20 pounds? >> no. >> this is the healthy weight, right? >> yes. he's perfect at this weight. i got him down to 21 pounds. come on in, joel. >> congratulations on your dog losing weight. >> this is dr. alvarez. you're not obie's actual vet, but how common is the dog obesity problem? >> it's the number one problem we see in our practices. let's have a seat, everybody. is it owners overfeeding

everybody? >> i think the main cause of weight problems is the food they get outside of their scheduled feeding time. it's the treat they get at the bank, when they go for a walk, sit pretty, get a treat. it's like getting cookies all day long. >> joel, what do you think? >> is america the only place that has the obese dog question? >> that problem is across the country for sure. >> right. but do other countries have fat dog problems? >> yes, they do. >> all right. not just us. obie, you want to get some ice cream? >> now, is this is a good weight for obie? >> he is a star representation of a perfect body condition. >> is it rare -- how much did he lose? >> 54 pounds. >> that is remarkable. >> i had no idea what he should weigh when i got him. i thought i'd be happy if he got down to 30 pounds. but you can see his bone structure now. it's great for him. >> how does a dog get to the point where it was over 50

pounds overweight. >> he belonged to an elderly couple who just fed him over and over. >> obie you're looking good. joel you do. >> thanks. this is definitely going to make us number one next week. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. nora and obie. up next, "x factor" winners debut their single "scare crow."

the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> and we are back with alex & sierra. they are the winners of season three of the "xfactor."

they sold more than a million songs. they have also had more than 85 million youtube views. they're going to debut their brand new song "scare crow" with us this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i mean, you won the "x factor," you have a new album coming out. how is this instant fame? >> it's crazy. we're having so much fun with it. it's amazing people want to spend time with us. thank you so everybody who came out here today. it's such a new experience. we're having so much fun. >> and you're work on a new album coming out. what was that like to do your own music? >> we're super excited. because everybody knows our covers. all we wanted to do was write a record. we finished the album. now we're ready for it to be out and start performing songs we wrote. >> for those who don't know, not only are you quite the singing duo, you're also a couple in real life which i think would be a blessing and sometimes a

little bit of a challenge. what's it like? >> we've done very well. we have a lot of fun together. we don't disagree on pretty much anything as far as the music goes. it doesn't add any sort of strain. >> we can't wait to hear your new song. take it away. ♪ ♪ i'm standing still without you in the emptiest of fields ♪ ♪ i wish i could say what's on my mind ♪ ♪ the straw that fills your heart so you never have to feel ♪ ♪ you say that you just need a little time ♪ ♪ days like these i bury my my each and every word ♪ ♪ and hide them underneath these lonely trees ♪

♪ the harvest moon is wicked and i know that you've been hurt ♪ ♪ i swear i'm never going to leave ♪ ♪ this is where it starts tonight ♪ ♪ if you open up your heart tonight ♪ ♪ you're stairing out the window and i'm out here in the streets ♪ ♪ you stand there like a scare crow and i'm begging you to speak ♪ ♪ you used to be my solid ground now i'm drowning in the sea ♪ ♪ and i just want to believe in you and many ♪ ♪ i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪ you juiced to be so full of life not just an empty shell ♪ ♪ you're out there all alone and i wonder why ♪ ♪ the pieces keep on falling out and i pick them up myself ♪

♪ this is where it starts tonight ♪ ♪ if you open up your heart tonight ♪ ♪ you're staring out the window and i'm out here in the street ♪ ♪ you stand there like a scare crow and i'm begging you to speak ♪ ♪ you used to be my solid ground now i'm drowning in the sea ♪ ♪ and i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪ yeah i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ you said you'd open up for me ♪ ♪ well nothing's what it seems to be ♪ ♪ how can i make you feel again ♪ ♪ only you can make me real again ♪ ♪ you're stairing out the window and i'm out here in the street ♪

♪ you stand there like a scare crow and i'm begging you to speak ♪ ♪ you used to be my solid ground now i'm drowning in the sea ♪ ♪ i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪ yeah i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪ you're stairing out the window and i'm out here in the street ♪ ♪ you stand there like a scare crow and i beg you to speak ♪ ♪ you used to be my solid ground now i'm drowning in the sea ♪ ♪ i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪ yeah i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ staring out the window and out i'm in the street ♪ ♪ you stand there like a scare crow and i just want to believe in you and me ♪ ♪

>> thank you. >> alex & sierra. that is their great new song debuting here "scare crow." it's available on itunes today. we're back in a moment, but thirst this is "today" on nbc.

we're back. got some special birthday wishes from mr. willard scott. >> everybody loves birthdays. i like to share birthdays. like joule mcmickle from georgia. 100 years old today. we love her so much. she loves to spend time with her family. al warren from new york, new york. and al is 100 years old today. he is a renowned gambler. i mean, i got the horse right here. and he loves to shoot craps. and sylvilvylvia childs 100 yea today. people love her. stanley and helen beck. they are from sanibel, florida.

75 years they've been married. and they lo to have dinner together. they dine by candle light. virginia umberger and she is 105 years old today. her hobby is raising gourds and turning them into works of art. happy birthday to you. 105. how about that. joe anderson. joe is from columbus, indiana. 100 years old today. good old joe. he loves hunting and fishing. he spends all day long hunting fish. now, there's a hobby for you. happy birthday. well, that's it. that's all the fun we can have this morning. we will see you later. back to new york. >> that's all the fun? >> we could have more fun. >> what's coming up? >> we're going to be talking much more about the big game, of course. >> also this time around, summertime tips. >> and spoiler alerts.

>> hey, did you see the -- >> hey. we're out. local news now. ♪ good morning, everyone. 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. local figure skating star paulina edmunds will be in sharks ice this afternoon to celebrate olympic day in san jose. an annual worldwide event to commemorate the birth of the modern olympic games. edmunds will talk about what it takes to be an olympian. let's check your weather this morning with christina. >> good morning to you, scott.

happy olympic day. 86 degrees in the east bay for today. 80 in the south bay. as we head throughout the next couple days we do have changes to tell you about. tomorrow we'll cut off the low clouds a tt coast. as a result temperatures will be warmer. then we might get rain on wednesday into thursday.

from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hall. live from studio 1a live in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this monday morning, june 23rd, 2014. i'm natalie morales. willie is off today. glorious day today. although could you hear the loud, no! around the country. it was crazy last night. you probably heard it -- you were at a bar, i know. >> i was at a bar and it was like shots around. we needed comfort, by like i said, you're into the world cup. i'm new to the game. but portugal has the best player

in the world. >> second best. >> when they scored in the first few seconds of the game, i thought it's done. when the usa team fought back, i was like this is a win. >> it was an incredible match. it was an incredible game. the u.s. played their hearts out. talk about the group of death. we survived. it was a stunning matchup tying 2-2. u.s. and portugal. now, just seconds before the end of the game, portugal broke our hearts when they scored that perfect cross shot off of ronaldo who they somehow left open. in that last one second, they managed to score. >> you raised an interesting point. it's a wonderful lesson -- >> it's a great lesson for kids. i looked at my kid and said this is why you play to the last second always. you never give up. they didn't give up. they didn't turn their backs on them at all. >> what i'm saying is when you're playing a sport, you play

until the very last second. >> until the ref blows that whistle, you keep playing. even if the ref is still blowing the whistle, play until the people clear the field. just keep doing your thing. here's what happens next. the u.s. either has to tie or win to move on. okay? >> germany. >> exactly on thursday. and of course we're also going to be watching what happens with ghana and portugal. that is crucial to us as well. so a lot to watch. >> we win, beat germany, then what happens? >> everyone is still alive. if we beat germany, clearly we move on. germany moves on as well. okay? ghana and portugal, bye-bye, they're out. it gets convoluted if you get into the math and the goal differentials. it gets confusing. but ghana needs to win in order for the u.s. -- no ghana needs to win and will be rooting for

germany over the united states. if ghana wins and the united states loses, the two will be tied and ghana will be in the better position for a tie breaker. it is confusing. it comes down to the goals. it comes down to the goals if there's a tie. >> i got everything until it's very complicated. >> it's very complicated. >> bottom line -- >> the usa is moving. they survived. and i'm promising you they're going to move on. i'm very confident. >> it's a natalie promise. >> i believe that we will win. i believe that we will win. i believe that we will win. that was the chant in my house last night with the boys. >> okay. sting, our good buddy sting who's been here a number of times says his vast fortune isn't going to his kids. he says he and his wife trudy, they're estimated at like $300 million. they don't want to leave them trust funds that are an albatross around their necks.

they have to work. all my kids know that and they appreciate it. look, i have a feeling, that when trudy and sting shuffle off the mortal coil, the kids will get something. >> well, they did say obviously if their kids need help, they're there to help them. >> today.com we asked should kids have an inheritance passed down. 56% say yes. 44% say no. i think he's doing a great job. he's following in the path of multimillionaires. >> sting wrote a book or has discussed tantric sex. when my parents talk about that, i get a million. just to clear it. he's talked about it. no pictures thankfully. >> i think he had tantrum sex. hold your breath. >> how did we go down this path

again? >> but i do think it's interesting there was a report that most people don't even have a savings account. and so here you have a situation where he worked very hard, he's extremely talented, and he's been able to amass this great fortune. he does have the option of saying do i give it or not. but he knows his responsibility to these kids as a parent extends until he's long gone. >> and they are taking a good portion of their fortune and doing it for philanthropy reasons. >> which what warn warren buffett has done too. >> it kills me when i see a wealthy person who leaving their fortune to their dog. i know it's like a child to them, but i hate that. great topic there. the other thing that stood out

to us today, spoiler etiquette. basically when is it appropriate, if ever, to give the ending of a movie, tv show -- you know i haven't seen a movie since 1980, so people will conclude they're dead. is there a rule? >> my thing is if it's tv, you know, like we were talking earlier. let it -- give them a week. >> i need until the weekend. because that's when i catch up on whatever's on my dvr. maybe two weekends. >> last night was "true blood." how long do we give people until we say anything? >> a whole week. >> i think you need to be -- if you're the person that hasn't seen it, people just don't go right into wow can you believe so-and-so. you have to be proactive. as soon as you hear somebody -- no!

>> you've got to do that. >> haven't seen it! >> 44% say plot details can be revealed a day or two after the day airs. 20% say a few weeks before spoiling. and 11% say it's never okay to reveal what happens. >> what? >> come on, two three years later? 20 years later? bruce willis does die at the end. >> and with social media, when they had the red wedding for "game of thrones." everybody said i can't believe the red wedding. >> by the way, is it really going to ruin it for you. >> no. you're going to watch it anyway. >> guess what. walter white dies. okay? >> no, he doesn't. >> yes. dead! dead! >> sorry. you ruined it for her. >> he ain't coming back. dead. >> maybe as lbj on broadway. >> he's dead too.

>> okay. just so you know. >> that's another thing to be polite. >> this is a cute viral video. a little boy named leon and he's captivated by his eyebrows when he sees them in the mirror. check this out. >> do it again. do it in the mirror. >> i love it. when he realizes those things on top of his eyes, they move. they have a life of their own. >> we could watch this all day. >> this is like a stephen colbert in training. >> my eyebrows are so thin. his are way cuter it was awesome. >> 20 months old there. and he's got the gift for the brows. >> you can do the one brow thing. >> so can willie.

>> willie's for good. his goes up under his hairline. it's incredible. comes down on the other side of his neck. frightening. >> all right, mr. roker. check of the weather. >> we've got some showers and thunderstorms to talk about. all along this line we've got this warm, humid air making its way into this very unstable air. into that we've got a cold front pushing in. we've got activity down through oklahoma city. this is all pushing to the east. and as it does, look for those showers and thunderstorms to start firing up. we've got the risk, in fact, of strong storms back into the eastern rockies, into parts of kansas, oklahoma, and texas. rainfall amounts generally about an inch. but some areas locally from san angelo to little rock could see 1 to 2 inches. northeast going to be spectacular. sunny and 84, lower humidity in washington, d.c. beautiful day in l.a., sunshine and 75. that's what's going on around

9:09. i'm meteorologist christina loren. getting that late morning burnoff. we still have clouds clinging to the coast line. they'll clear over the next couple of hours. as a result of that limited sunshine for most of the day in san francisco you're only going to hit about 64 degrees versus 86 degrees. lots of sunshine coming your way in sunol today. 80 out in the south bay, 86 for the east bay, 88 is the forecast high for the north bay. slight chance of showers midweek. >> and don't get me started on tony soprano. >> i still don't know how that ends really. >> nobody knew how that ended. >> still trying to figure it out. who knows. coming up next, the kids are out of school. if you're bringing them to the gym, do you need to tip the child care worker? the answer may surprise you. summer tipping after this. hey everyone, it's kfc game night, and dinner at the table is approaching i think

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it is now officially the first full week of summer and that means all kinds of activities getting started. >> it also means shelling out money for tips at restaurants, camp counselors, life guards, you name it. >> here with the tipping tip sheet is author of "social skills for success." good morning. >> great to see you. >> this creates anxiety, but off the top you say this should not consume us. >> it isn't. it can be so stressful. i feel like everywhere i go there's a tip jar. i just saw a tip jar that said, it tastes better when you tip. it's funny, but it's also very

confusing. and i actually spend time in my book talking about this. parents need to teach kids where do you tip, where do you not tip? there's a tip jar everywhere. so it's just -- there are things that really fall into the black and white area that i say. like a restaurant tip, it's standard to leave a tip at a restaurant. grooming. when you go out and get your hair cut or do nails or that sort of thing. there's a customary tip. bags at the airport. the bellhop at the hotel. >> let's go through this pem. >> you named the coffee shop. >> this is interesting. i calculated if you leave 25 cents every time you tipped during the year on a daily basis, it would be $100 a year. so why not leave -- rather than just throwing in your 25 cents, i say maybe once a week or once a month leave a tip that's maybe a little bit more meaningful and hand it to your barista or to your coffee shop person. it can be meaningful that way. >> car wash season.

lots of people getting their car wa washed. there are a lot of people working the line. how much do you tip? >> same thing at a hair salon, right? i say it's on a car. like per car it should be about 20% for a tip. and the other thing i like to think about, too, is some of these places, a restaurant or car wash, people aren't even making minimum wage. and it's legal to do that. >> a lot of them they have a box as you're coming out. you go right in the box. >> definitely. >> how about landscapers? >> that can add up to hundreds if not thousands of dollars, right? why not give just a token gift. like mid-way through the summer hand a little bit of cash and say have lunch on me today. it doesn't have to be an enormous tip. tipping is really an expression of gratitude. in a case like that, tbs not obligatory. but just doing something nice.

>> what about the airport? >> so per bag, i say a dollar or two per bag if someone is carrying your bags. it should be pretty simple there too. >> did you see that seinfeld episode? >> i didn't. >> you might want to watch it. >> oh. the other thing is i was seeing on facebook the other day a friend of mine posted she got finished paying for her sandwich and drink, it was $15 and there was a tip jar there. when you're buying things and there's no service associated with it, it's not necessary to leave a tip. >> speaking of when you talk about the salon. there's the person that cuts your hair, colors your hair, dries your hair. how many people -- >> i don't worry about that. >> you're so lucky. what do you tip? >> it can be so complicated. just leave 15% to 20% of your

total bill and ask them to split it up for you. the reception will split it up. >> what if the person owns the salon. they don't have an assistant. it's their salon. or where i get my brows done, they own the spa. do you tip them when they own the place? >> if they're doing the service for you, absolutely. 15% to 20%. they don't need it just because they own the salon. if they haven't worked with you,you, it's not necessary. >> i'm thinking about the brow salon. okay. the kids. the teachers, camp counselors, life guards. >> you've got to be careful with this too. this can be seen as a bribe. i mean, you don't want to hand over cash at the end of a school year or to your camp counselor. be thinking about, again, gratitude. this is an awesome lesson for kids. get a token gift. have them write a thank you note. this is where you can get into a

wonderful life lesson for kids. rather than tipping cash, get a little token gift, a thank you note, an expression of gratitude can go a long way beyond the cash. >> i read traditionally tips were given before service to ensure promptness. >> i love that. why wait until the end of the summer when you're not going to see your camp counselor again? >> exactly. >> keep thaem a day or two extr. coming up next, all the news you need before you walk out the door. and why is this appropriate for home? but maybe not what you want to do in the work place. >> quit touching him. body language expert janine driver after these messages. [ male announcer ] applebee's believes better choices for lunch,

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a very good monday morning to you. 9:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning a memorial is growing for a man hitly a vta light rail in the south bay. our cameras were there as a woman dropped off flowers in san jose. last night a man was chasing after a dog when he ran in front of the oncoming train. he was pronounced dead at the scene. as of now, police are not releasing much information about the victim, but they say he is in his 50s. the dog is okay this morning. federal investigators are in the bay area this morning looking into a deadly plane crash in livermore. sheriff's deputies say jerry parker die when he jumped out of his plane right before a crash. the plane took off from

livermore just before 5:00 on saturday. witnesses say later the plane caught fire and went down. it started a brush fire and burned 1 1/2 acres before crews managed to put it out. weather and traffic after this break.

the time is 9:28. san jose still in the upper 50s, but not for long. now that the sun is out in full force i can tell you right now we're getting the same sunshine over san francisco. but your temperatures here are going to be quite a bit cooler than what we're expecting through the inland valley spots. 64 in san francisco. 88 degrees in north bay. slight chance for showers by the middle of the week. we'll talk about that coming up. first, let's check the drive. we're looking toward 880 through oakland where it's moving smoothly over the last ten minutes. all the slowing north at high street just cleared from our screen. the map shows you still some

sensor reads, that area slow north to downtown. we still have the metering lights on. the rest of the bay moving nicely. southbound 101 at willow the third incident of the morning. now another crash over on the shoulder. distraction. north 101 and west 237 continue to recover after the earlier big backup because of a crash and a stall at moffat. that's continuing. another crash just past the jsc. >> thank you for joining us well. another local news update in a half hour.

nice song. coming up, good morning on this monday morning. i'm natalie along with tamron and al. willie is enjoying a day off. this one freaked me out a little bit this morning. i have a thing with owls. i love them. they're beautiful creatures. they're too wise though. >> they're a little too wise. >> too wise. and especially in your living room or kitchen as was the case with this film maker colton wright. take a look at his reaction when an owl flew right into his home. >> mr. owl are you -- >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> and there with the handy

swifer. >> this is a good ad. >> he's like i see you. >> impressive. wow. >> that's how you get it done, al. >> the owl's like what's the big deal, buddy? >> you know what his name is? owl roker. got to go. >> give us the weather, mr. roker. >> i got to sing about the moon and the june and the spring. we've got sunshine, if you're old enough you remember that cartoon. great lakes into the gulf coast with the rain. and tomorrow sizzling down through the southwest. nice and mild in the pacific northwest. still a few leftover showers. slight risk of some strong storms in the eastern rockies. wet weather through the plains up into new england. sizzling and hot. plenty of sunshine with hit and miss

9:32 now. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. we started out with enough low cloud cover to keep your temperatures down at the coast for today. although those low clouds are burning off quickly. today at the coast forecasting about 64 degrees in san francisco versus the mid to upper 80s out in the extreme east bay. you'll be about 22 degrees warmer out there for today. as we head throughout the rest of the bay area, 78 for the peninsula. counting on showers and drizzle thursday of this week. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al. here's a question to think about the next time you head into our boss' office. should you sit face-to-face or at an angle? >> here with tips, janine driver, the president of the body language institute. >> nice to be back. >> a lot of people aren't

thinking about body language when they're at work. >> one thing works at home and doesn't translate well in the office. at home we could talk literally face to face like this. how was your day, i found a summer house for us. but in the office setting, this is intimidating. and most people unfortunately, al and natalie, there's a desk there. so when you go in for a job interview what do they do. they sit directly across from the person. i have no visual way out. it increases your stres and mine. if i come in and the chair is opposite your desk, i want to shake your hand and move the chair 30% off center. i'm going to move that chair slightly. you're always at an angle. you're not sitting like this. >> do you risk ticking somebody off you're rearranging? >> no. you always put it back. that's a great question. just slide it or move it off center 30%.

this is how we talk to our friends. this is a fighting pose. what are you going to do about it? >> okay. break it up here. >> don't hurt me. >> it's okay. >> you talk about employees going to the boss. as the boss or somebody who's maybe in the managerial position, how do you want to relate to your employees? >> 30% off center. if i'm coming up and saying to my employee can i talk to you for a second? it's increases stress and anxiety. i'm going to need you to come in on time. that's, i mean business. >> whenever she starts to get up, step back. >> that's the boston in me. >> let's talk about sitting on the ground. >> you happenndle this. >> i'm not pregnant, but i can't get down. >> if you're at home with your kids, you want to be with them eye level. >> this is great to sit this way with kids. even your spouse if you're

watching television. it's very comfortable. i like sitting on the ground. but in a business environment, the only people that sit on the ground are the creatives. if you're in training or development, you can sit on the ground. if you're in the suit, you're never going to get that promotion. they're going to look at you more creative than more about facts and numbers. so get up off the floor. >> all right. >> and what about the -- and a lot of people do this -- the arm cross. >> i do this when i'm cold off the time. >> we think nothing of it as home. it's comfortable for us. in the office it's perceived as defensive. you want to be something else. you're holding something back. it's not true, it's a myth. but it's perceived that way. our right brain controls the left side of our body.

left side like facts and figures controls the right side of the body. when you cross your arms, you're using both sides of your brain. during brainstorming it's a good idea to cross your arms. i come from law enforcement. think about it. you go to the scene of a crime, says don't cross. they look at this. are they bored, defensive, want to be some place else? matt lauer does it all the time. it's how do i solve this puzzle? it has a perceived value of bored, disinterested. be careful. >> real quick because i'm one of these people, i talk with my hands. how much is too much? what should you be concerned with? >> you might be fidgety. or play be your cuticles. >> i do that. >> that's okay at the home front. at work it looks as anxiety or apprehension. >> what should you do?

>> hands should be in the frame of your body and match your point. so the hand gesture should talk with your story. if you're just talking and you're moving and you're like this, it's not going to get you that next promotion or the respect you need. >> so you shouldn't get up into somebody's face. >> no. that's not a good thing. >> here's the fix if your fidgety. inside your toes, do then toe push-ups. we don't see it in the office, and you still get that energy out. >> janine driver, it's always great to see you. >> it's a win-win. >> i love it. >> i do. up next, wedding bells for our friends katie couric and a "true blood" season premiere shocker. but we won't spoil it. right after this messages. ♪ this is lady. she's a unicorn... ...and a pegasus.

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as always. >> thank you. >> "true blood" i watched last night. spoiler alert, i'm not going to tell. >> don't give it away. but there's a big death. i think people knew that. final season of "true blood." a lot of people searching to find out what time is it on, what's going to happen to all the characters. is she going to turn into a vampire. the death of this character. so we don't want to give it away. people may have not checked their dvr yet. this is going to be a big show for hbo. i think some people are sad it's going away. >> i'm not going to spoil anything by saying the 10:00 hour, those ladies have joe manganiello in our studio. >> there will be searches around him too. >> next one up, katie couric our good friend getting married over the weekend. it was a small, private affair. >> it was about 50 people in east hampton. evidently she only decided on the dress just about a week ago or something. so people will be searching to

seem some pictures of it. she posted a twitter message that said she was excited to be mrs. molner. so it's just great to see her having this wonderful moment. they've been engaged since last year. so really happy for them. >> it's nice. >> there was a cute picture with her bridesmaids in the bright pink. next search term we're looking at, u.s. womens open. >> in golf. women's government. and michelle wi who's been part going back to when she was ten years old. she finally wins the u.s. open here. you can see she's emotional. it came down to really the last few holes. and she's been criticized for her putting in the past, but she managed to pull it out in the end. i think people were curious to see this moment. >> i love how they celebrate there. >> huge celebration. and rightly so.

it wasn't just of course on the final day. a lot of people wanting to see could she finally do it? finally at age 24. >> happy for her. >> yeah. >> all right. now, hope solo. this is not such a happy story. apparently there was an arrest over the weekend regarding i believe it appears to be a domestic violence charge. >> she was arrested for alleged domestic violence with her sister and her nephew at their home in washington state. of course she plays for the seattle pierce. she's been the goalie in the olympics when the women's team won the gold medal. people wanted to find out what's happening. she's a bit of a celebrity athlete as well. the fans want to know what's going on. her lawyer said she's not responsible for this. so we'll see what happens. >> moving on finally, saturday marked the summer solstice. people looking up what it means. >> this happens every year, but people are curious to know what it means. it means when the sun stops in the sky. that's the translation of

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well, if you barely have enough time in the morning to make breakfast for yourself and the kids, we've got easy recipes that are delicious. >> and they're from the pioneer woman who went to ranch wife with her husband with kids and a slew of animals. one of today's recipes is from her children's book.

good to see you. >> good to see you all. >> you're doing quite well by charlie. i hope he's getting something out of this. >> his head is getting way too big. >> he's the star of the family. >> he is in some ways. >> in his latest one he's got to deal with a new addition to the farm. >> yes, it's based on a true scenario on our ranch. we had a new calf that was in trouble and had to come into our house. it totally blew charlie's mind and rattled his whole world. but it was a nice message. they became friends. her name's abigail. >> perfect little story. >> one of the recipes here? >> this is one of the kid-friendly recipes. i have four kids hungry all the time. husband too. so these are pancake mini muffins. so i'm going to have you add some vinegar to the milk. >> okay. >> that is a trick i do to make home made buttermilk. >> who has it in their fridge.

>> right. you let that sit. >> how long? >> five minutes. it thickens. it's magical. vanilla. and eggs. al you can help me with the dry ingredients. flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. i'm going to get some butter melted. i made these because i had leftover pancake batter and some hungry boys and their friends. making pancakes is difficult because you have to sit there and do them one by one. >> how do you make a batch of pancake batter because my son likes them during the day. >> i like mine warm. you have to run for the first one. >> basically the wet goes into the dry. is that key. the wed going into the dry. the order? >> it's just a little easier to incorporate it. i've been melting some purt. the great thing about these mini muffins is the butter is already in the pancake. so you mix all that up.

then i scoop them into a muffin pan. >> can you freeze this if you don't use it all? >> you can make the mini muffins and freeze them. >> so pregreased muffin tin? >> exactly. you can sprinkle chocolate chips, blueberries in there. it's really fun using a mini scoop. >> great way to get involved. hands on. >> and you can make a slew of them. and this is what we wind up with. you take them out, serve them with warm syrup. you can also serve the chocolate chip ones with a bowl of whipped cream like a birthday party treat. really simple. >> i'll eat one for you. if you insist. >> i can't stop myself if i start. this is an egg in the hole. we all grew up with these. people wall this so many different things. toad in a hole. egg in a basket. we call them egg in the holes.

they are responsible for feeding my family. basically throughout the last 15 years. >> you take a cookie cutter, pull that out? >> that's right. toast it in butter, crack an egg in the middle, salt and pepper, let it set. cook it on the other side. my husband's grandmother made them for him. it's a great comfort food for him. >> that's a genius idea. >> it's great for lunch too. really easy. kid-friendly recipes. >> thank you so much. the book is terrific. we've got recipes on our website at today.com. >> hi, charlie. >> we're back in a moment but this is "today" on nbc.

hoda and jenna bush hager are here. you're all in yellow. i missed the memo.

>> it's fun to have jenna. >> we love jenna. >> we actually are starting off our program with something for the ladies. we have male strippers. >> we sure do. what a way to start a monday. >> do you know how much trouble we would get in? >> but we are not reversing it. you're going to have to see what happens. >> i think we all know what's going to hap

you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning, everyone. 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. toll a federal safety board will tell the world what they found while investigating the aci asi

flight. there were no electrical or mechanical problems with the plane. also included analysis of the emergency crew's response to the accident after the crash. one of the passengers was run over by a san francisco fire truck. she and two other teens were killed in the july 6th crash. about 200 hurt. steven stock will be at those hearings in washington tomorrow. he'll have live updates for us throughout the day. our investigative team has done several in depth stories about that crash. you can head to nbcbayarea.com, search asiana crash to see what we have uncovered. let's check your weather with christina. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. good morning to you at home. nice and clear over sunol. seeing a lot of blue. your sky over san francisco. we're seeing a another gorgeous start to the day. agent haze here. but temperatures very comfortable. we're now into summer. it will feel very comfortable for this afternoon. right around average for this time of year. we're getting comfortable levels

in san francisco now on our way towards the 80s later on today. comfortable conditions for us tomorrow, wednesday even on thursday. here taps deal. we actually have a slight chance for some showers. the best chance right now looks like thursday. areas to the north of the golden gate bridge, but fair game for a little drizzle in the south bay on thursday. you like that don't you? a little drizzle in the summertime. >> especially on a thursday, that's nice. looking over here towards the bay bridge. this is nice as well. no problem, no backup and no metering lights. they they turned off after our last report. we'll see there's a smooth drive around the bay. traffic flows smoothly through the south bay with northbound 101 as we do have a slower drive right past the airport. but that's about it. back to you. >> we'll have another local newsup date for you in a half hour.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> oh, my gosh, it is a fun day monday, june 23, 2014. kathie lee is taking a week off 'cause she needs to chill out and go to rehab and with me -- >> fitting. >> kidding. kidding. joining me is jenna bush hager. >> hi. how are you? we are wearing yellow. >> we are bright today. we are bright and sunny. >> going. >> a lot of stories to tell when she gets back. i want to hear about your weekend, 'cause yours are always juicy, what you do.

>> my weekends are jew-cy. i'm a new mom. so, between changing diapers and a naptime, that's about it >> how is that cute little baby? >> the best baby in america. >> how old is she now? >> she's 14 months. look at her, mowing that lawn. we are already teaching her -- >> chores. are you barefoot? >> oh, yeah, like beach. she is, too. i don't know if that's bad, didn't get ringworm in the making of this photo. i love, we go out to the beach. >> does she like the water? >> she likes the water. my husband takes her to swim class, so hilarious, one, two, three, dunk. and comes up like ah! water spurting out. it's part of the whole thing. >> right. >> she is so cute. she is sort of lining an 80-year-old woman in a baby's body. 80-year-old southern woman. we go to the park and she walks past and she goes "hi. hi. hi." and then she will go, "bye. bye." like why where did she learn this type of behavior? >> i wonder where.

>> where did she learn it? >> were you guys glued to the tv at all for the world cup? >> yes. weren't you watching it? >> my god. first of all, i'm watching the match, and i see that, first of all, 1-1. and i am over the moon, everything's great. i'm gonna go take blake for a quick walk and come back n >> oh, no. >> i talk him for a walk in the neighborhood, i hear a roar from the street he was manhattan, like a roar, oh, my god, we scored again. i ran back in, it was 2-1. and then, we were like -- i was like, look, 80 minutes on the clock. >> this clock, we both have a problem. >> look, 45-minute halves. >> 81 minutes, 40 seconds. >> 40-minute halves. >> 45-minute halves. confusing. >> confusion. then sudden layton 95 minute su i'm like, why isn't it already?

>> 95. i know there's rules. he is looking at -- come on, there's rules in soccer, you two don't understand. >> here's what i would like, for some of us who are still learning, in the corner, they should have another clock that has it counting down the way we are used to in the states. 59 seconds, 58, so we know the end is near. >> when the buzzer goes off -- >> we understand it's over. >> not sitting there like, wait, what -- >> tied and we wanted overtime. >> hello. no overtime in songer? >> we understand now that's how it's calculated. they add up injury time and that stuff and tack it on the end, which i get. we don't know how much or when it's ever over. >> i was watching the game with -- i showed a picture of my baby dressed in red and blue, with my child. i would be like, milla what is going on here? he was out of town on aly if the, i was trying to text him, i don't understand the rules. >> tell me. help me. >> also not that good at high fiving. i was like, milla, they scored.

she was like, i'm tired. put me to bed. >> tell you one other thing i did this weekend. >> tell me about this. >> i saw the best band i have seen in concert ever. if you guys haven't seen the zac brown band, please go see them. i didn't know what i was in for. i thought, my god, a concert, out in queens at one of the ten his centers so they were performing on like a tennis court around the stands were up high so everyone could see and hear. ashe. great seat. everybody has a good seat. >> i took a terrible video of the song "chicken fried." so what, let's listen. ♪ cold beer on a friday night, a pair of jeans that fit just right ♪ ♪ and the radio up ♪ i see sunrise ♪ see the love in my woman's eyes ♪ >> it was such a great concert, met such great people, full of families, everybody singing along, love all the songs. trace circumstance the usher. oh, my god. >> loved her? >> she was so nice. we had such -- it was such a cool -- >> look at your face, too. you couldn't be having any more fun.

>> i was loving every minute of it. those guys are salt of the earth, awesome people. went and greeted every -- all the fans he could touch, he did. he was so connected. anyway, by the way, since i low do love country, what i get to do today, a little bit of a dream of mine. >> what? >> i get to host a half hour of sirius country, a station called the highway. >> i love the highway. >> that's the one. so i get to pick songs and play them. >> what do you already have your song list? >> my song list. >> will you play a little old garth brooks just for me exor the highway new country? >> it is new country, but can play what i want. garth? >> "the rodeo" or "thunder rolls reque ." ♪ the thunder rolls and the lightning strikes ♪ >> she hates country? >> just hates singing, not her's. >> we both have terrible voices. >> thanks a lot. >> i actually think i have a very great voice.

now i have learned. >> this was there little girl, really cute, a google employee wanted to, i guess his daughter wanted dad to take some time off and -- >> for his birthday, right? >> birthday, she wrote the cutest letter, i think we have it. >> so cute. >> what does it say? >> i will read, 'cause i know that you don't have your glasses. "dear google workers, can you please make sure my daddy goes to work." goes work? when daddy goes work. i can't read it either. he gets one day off -- can anybody else? she added ps, it's daddy's birthday, pps, it's summer, you know. >> okay. i can't even, i guess the boss saw it and responded with a crayon letter that said, "dear katie, thank you for your thoughtful note and request." they gave dad the whole week off. >> don't you love that? milla is at home penning a letter now to don nash. mommy wants -- >> mom any needs -- >> mommy desperately needs a day off. i really don't. it's fine. >> if you love -- this is an ad that is actually a fake ad.

we want to stress it is not real. we thought it was so funny, we thought we would show you, for grey poupon. you know the ads, the k mart ads, ship my pants? have you ever seen those ads? >> yes, i have. but remember the grey poupon ads from the '90s, excuse me, do you have any grey poupon? >> i remember those. but this -- i think somehow i think it is in line with the ship my pants. >> ship my pants. >> that's what i said. let's watch. >> i'm a bit of a classic. i pop uppen my butter. >> i poupon my potato salad. >> i poupon my kids' lunches. >> i poupon my fingers. >> grandma. >> gray point, poop on every g everything. >> poupon everything. it is not a real ad.

>> it should be. wench should call -- grey poupon. we do an ad for you. >>ed a grimes and jessica saddleburger did that thing on youtube called "obbs". again that's fun. so love music. >> sam smith. >> he is kind of new, you guys. have you heard any of his stuff? >> i like his stuff a lot. he is new and main he is not and i'm just old. >> i think he is pretty new. i saw him on one of those who to watch vh-1 videos. he sang a cover whitney houston's "howly know," he did it in his own way. >> this is whitney houston's original song. ♪ how will i know >> i love this song. ♪ how will i know >> where's sam smith? >> now take a look at sam's version. ♪ how will i know if you really love me ♪ ♪ i say a prayer with every

heartbeat ♪ ♪ i fall in love whenever we meet ♪ ♪ i'm asking you but you know about these things ♪ ♪ how will i know if you're thinking of me ♪ ♪ i try to phone >> so beautiful. >> that like totally takes your breath away. >> we could just listen to this for the entire show. >> recorded it had during a recent sirius xm session and he was on gay's anatomy apparently. >> isn't it beautiful? he has a really beautiful voice. >> oh. speaking of covers, pearl jam decided they were going to get in on the act. now, we thought that everyone we have ever heard in the world has sang the song "let it go." >> apparently not. >> who would have thought pearl jam? >> not me. >> they sang it for their daughter. let's take a listen.

♪ let it go, let it go ♪ can't hold it back anymore ♪ let it go, let it go >> anyway, that's -- yeah, i mean, everyone is getting in on it. i like when bands sing covers. so funny, pearl jam. >> "let it go" has been performed by everybody and pearl jam got in on it for their kid. really cute. >> we have some guests standing in the back of our -- >> that just moved. >> just moved. we have a couple of guests back here, we want to get a quick shot of them. everyone ran. >> they have all leveft. >> you know what i love about our thing, everybody runs away. please don't put me on television. the witness protection program. >> just a friend of our shows who came to say hi. >> favorite things. >> my favorite thing, i just discussed, all about reading to libra, mom's library, my dna.

don nash gave me this book, from laura, several copies, "on the night you were born." >> is it great? >> it's so -- on the night you were born, the mom smiled with such wonder that the stars peeked out to sea you and the night wind whispered life will never be the same. >> oh, my god. >> i love it so much, and then also, this is an amazing hallmark book that my grandmother, not my grandmother, my mom and hefe dave this is really, really cute, "twinkle, twinkle little star." >> it have audio? >> it has audio. >> hello this is hefe. >> when the sun has gone to bed, stars light up the sky instead. >> your mom and dad are -- >> they read it. so they switch on and off and i can let milla listen to her grand parents read a book. >> can i tell you, i love that >> hallmark. hallmark. >> i just want to reenforce the zac brown band, guys, brought out police officers on the stage and everyone was saluting. there were flags flying.

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even the peach pit. ha ha. see? >> did you do peach pit for kathie lee? she is always talking about it. >> loved the peach pit? >> you know, you know, you got to kind of throw a little nod in there occasionally for -- >> grownups? >> grownups, right. exactly. >> now this is for what, preschoolers pretty much? >> preschoolers. the show is really --'s educational entertainment, sort of. the show is about helping kids, teaching them about expressing themselves through art. 'cause the art programs in schools in america seem to be disappearing. >> i know. >> is really about helping preschoolers with art. >> and you have two little kids? >> i do yes. >> how old? >> mine will be 7 and 5 next month. >> so this is kind of -- for the 5-year-old, right up the -- >> yeah. right up -- there's my 5-year-old right there. jax there. i love to be able to do things and share stuff with him. the last four years working on a very adult show, "call me fitz"

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station in san jose. last night the man was chasing after a dog when he ran in front of the oncoming train. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the dog is okay. federal investigators are in the bay area looking into a deadly plane crash in livermore. sheriff's deputies say 63-year-old jerry parker died when he jumped out of his plane right before it crashed. the plane took off from livermore municipal airport just before 5:00 saturday. witnesses say a few minutes later the plane caught fire and went down. we'll have a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break.

welcome back. i'm meteorologist christina loren. first monday of the new season kicking off summertime with comfortable conditions today. then those numbers spike as we get into your tuesday. we're actually tracking a very rare chance for some shower activity as we head deeper into the week. we'll tell you all about that today at 11:00. but your temperatures for today 88 degrees. comfortable out there. not too hot in the north bay. more on that chance for showers coming up right now. let's check your drive. >> keep that in mind. watch for her full report at the 11:00 newscast. over here the golden gate bridge moves very nicely and the earlier cloud cover has cleared up. a little haze there, but no problem for speed. look at our map, south of the city we're moving nicely. 101 slows a bit through san mateo and palo alto. the crashes have cleared.

back to you. thank you, mike. we'll have more local news coming up in a half hour at 11:00. see you then. ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> back on fun day monday, me and my co-host, jenna bush hager. we are having fun. kathie lee is on vacation. wondering what is happening now, we are, too. >> kathie lee is missing out, because you are looking at channing, jd and caesar, three male dancers featured in the new documentary called "la bare." >> the film takes you inside one of the most popular strip club in the world, la bare in dallas, text and produced and directed by a couple of very talented and handsome brothers, joe and nick manganiello. hello, boys. >> wow. what a project to undertake, you two. >> yes, it was. yeah. never thought my career would be going in this direction, but here we are. >> it's interesting. who would have thought that a documentary like this would be so fascinating, not just for us,

we were talking about it. >> not just for us. we were fascinated. >> you are from dallas, right, or dallas area? >> i'm dallas area -- i grew -- when i was old enough, you hear of the strip club, one of the most famous really in the world, i would say. >> tell us about why you chose this as a project. >> well, because people don't know. people don't know what this job is b and they have all these misperceptions, even after "magic mike" scratched the surface, we didn't get into who these guys were and their lives d they are people, people with dreams and families and i think people want to dismiss them in that one dimensional way. >> la bare used to be known for something, i hate to say it a little lower represent, until the owner came in and said, you know what let's raise the bar a little bit. >> absolutely. >> have guys who -- >> yeah, and i think the subject was something that was kind of up approachable and i think "magic mike" tore that door down, it really made it available to us. >> so you have always wanted to work together, your brothers. >> how cute are you two, by the way? >> are you guys married? i got a sister.

so, what did you think when your brother called up and said, okay, i have got our first project, strippers? >> yeah, it was obviously, with the success of "magic mike" it was a no-brainer, just something. and to our surprise, something that no one really kind of went into before and looked into and did a documentary like this so, we absolutely wanted to do this right off the game. >> got three of the hotties in the documentary back there showing us a few of their moves. >> moves. >> they are great at it. but i think it is just fascinating, women, when we think about women in strip clubs, we feel a little bit cringy, women about being objective if i had. what is the difference when it comes to these guys? >> i think there is an underlying hum of eventment that women have to do this for men for money. where there's none of that in a male club. we were talking about it in the break that whole thing about being objectified, like men don't really care. you know, it's not put on them, you know? like they are having the time of their life and it's a party.

and there's this different sort of feeling. these guys come from good backgrounds and good families and channing saw "magic mike" with his sister. >> of course, he did >> that's what i want to do and his sister helped him get a job there >> how did you guys learn to dance like that? >> i'm still trying to learn. >> hoda wants to learn. >> about a year and a half of practice. figure it out. >> will you show us your moves? show us your moves. have a little music. ♪ feels like the first time >> oh, my god. >> look at those abs. >> what is going on? >> what is that move called? >> down. next. >> this one right here. >> is that the robot? >> something like that. >> the sexy robot. >> oh, my god. caesar. look at those hips. >> what is going on? >> something down in dallas. >> you guys. >> if all the women at home didn't wake up with their cup of coffee, now they are awake.

>> play a little spin the bottle? >> play spin the bottle. talking strippers. >> let's head to the spin. all right. this is a little game that we play. spin the bottle. will you spin the bottle for us and ask a little question. it goes the other way. >> got it. that way. >> okay. >> you can pick one right now, there should be something behind it. perfect. what does it say? you read it. >> you want to read it? >> i will hold it for you. >> okay. >> blondes or brunettes? >> my wife's a brunette. >> brunette. >> hello. >> blonde. >> thank you, caesar. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> blonde or brunette. >> the personality. >> one more spin. one more spin before we go to break. >> oh, yeah. and pulling this out, gonna let you know "la bare" will be in

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>> huge. >> the first one had a lot of people. >> the ducketts, here they are, got married this weekend and they had 1,000 people. >> half was their family. >> that's right. they do have a very large family. we know them from the tlc show, "19 and counting." and have enormous amount of people at the wedding. family, it was a lovely wedding at their local, at their home church. people.com has the exclusive wedding picture. it was a really low-key wedding. a lot of people but not the most fancy. they had volunteers actually help set up the dipper tables, 'cause they have to feed 1,000. 1,000 cupcakes, 1,000 cookies. there they are. >> i read it was their first kiss. >> that is absolutely true. so they dated, dad introduced them, met over social media, they skyped for a while, they didn't hold hands until they were engaged, very traditional, very conservative family. their first kiss, no pressure, in front of 1,000 people at their wedding. that was their first kiss.

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jokes yet but getting better, we expect him to be gone for several more weeks, he is getting better. >> last night was the daytime. >> it was. >> emmy awards. >> katie couric, won a lovely wedding present, she won for best talk show host, share it had with dr. oz. now, there was a little bit of controversy, because this year, they were not televised. >> yeah. >> all online. and fortunately, no conductor to tell people to shut up. really, really, really -- >> steve harvey, huge night for steve. he won -- >> people were a little upset. >> ellen degeneres won. >> eighth year, ellen has won for the eighth year, wasn't televised. because of that you could think they could rattle on as long as they wanted to >> howl did it last? >> a long ceremony. sharon osbourne said she felt like it was five hours. >> oh, gosh. >> it was a long, long day. >> love t box office, what was number one? >> think like a guy part two was

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now back with our summer page turner. what is better than one book by best-selling author james patterson? >> two books. newest thriller for adults is "invisible" released on the same day as his new kid book "middle school is rough." >> today is the day. >> i call him rafe. >> yeah. yeah. italian. >> i love how you do it. i love you how do -- put out two together, one for the kids and one for the grownups. >> trying to get the parents to get it in their heads when they go into gore to the library or o the book store or online, don't forget your kids. which you know, having been a teacher. >> i was a sixth grade teacher and i have to say, your books are terrific for boys, which i love. a lot of times, boys don't have books that are written for them and you have done it. a a lot of fun. >> i'm going from here, actually giving to every sixth grader in new york city one of the middle school books. >> amazing.

>> which is cool. >> you have been beating this drum for young kids to read. >> beating that drum and those people watching. >> do you feel that something changing? every time you come, i feel like we are really championing this cause. >> it's getting there it's getting there people just need to -- they need to understand, it has to be a -- something in the house. you have to have it -- >> has to be present. >> you have a rule, no bringing mud in the house, no tracking mud. a good rule, saves the rugs and whatever, your kids aren't reading, more important than the rugs. >> tell us about rafe. rafe. >> make him famous. >> he is italian. >> doing a movie. >> no, he is not italian. he could be italian. he could be! >> cacciadorian. does that sound italian? he has trouble in school. he is a really good artist. the book is illustrated, very cool, funny, very funny.

and they are gonna keep him back but they make a deal that if he goes to one of these, like, outward bound kinds of camps, that maybe he won't have to stay back this book about him going. >> it has action and as venture? >> yeah. >> and girls -- girls actually we are 60% girls. >> i just think you write with boys in mind as well, which i love. but what are your tips for parents out there about how to get your kids -- >> you just have to lay don't law. you just have to do it, you just have to say -- go out and get fun books for them. do not get -- not ready for shakespeare, might not be ready for dickens, some of them, many of them, but, you know, there and are a lot of cool -- i have a site, read kid or read.com, no the about my books, that's good place for people. >> so many great young adult books out there. >> there r >> yours especially. >> terrific. >> i have to say, "invisible," the best thriller i have done in 20 years. >> is it? >> that's saying something. >> you never know. you try, you want them all to be

great. >> get our paws on that >> finally, please say something about the adult book. >> yeah, "invisible." james thank you for being here. tomorrow, actress olivia munn and jennifer esposito. fourth of july style with jill martin. story of an amazing mom who turned her loss into hope for others. you guys have an awesome monday. >>

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good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. we're learning new details about the man hit and killed by a light rail train in the south bay. he was chasing a dog before that crash. nanette miranda join us live. this is the second time someone's been killed by light rail at just that very same spot. >> reporter: that's right. the second in two months. the man was apparently trying to shoo the dog away from the tracks. the dog got away from him. and he was apparently trying to save him. when he did not see or hear the oncoming winchester train.