>> we're getting our energy and excited about the amgen race. like you said plenty of wind plenty of spirit. we will be out checking that. >> have a great day. ♪ good morning. the magnitude 7.3 just weeks after the one that killed thousands. reports of death and extensive new damage now coming in. ridiculous. tom brady's agent blasts the nfl over that four-game suspension for deflategate. does the punishment fit the crime and are the patriots ready to go to war? bob costas weighs in. self-defense. the man who shot at george zimmerman claimed he only opened fire because he felt threatened. zimmerman telling a much different story. we'll hear from both sides. >> the picasso that just smashed all records for the price sold

at auction, tuesday, may 12, 2015. from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. >> as we open this tuesday morning our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of nepal. >> can you imagine what they've been through and now another major earthquake has hit. breaking news out of nepal where this damaging new quake struck overnight causing deaths and injuries and causing buildings once again to collapse. nbc's katy tur, what do we know? >> there are buildings, mudslides and 42 people killed so far, but that number is only expected to rise. this was 7.3, centered on namche

and 51 miles from kathmandu which as you know is devastated from the april 25th 7.8 quake that killed 8,000 people. this one not as big, but still powerful and felt as far away as new delhi where buildings swayed for more than a minute. the usgs says today's 7.3 quake lasted more than a minute and the rattling captured. it was sending up clouds agust. >> this one seemed like it would never stop and eventually i ran down the stairs trying to get outside of the house as fast as i can. >> reporter: people rushing out into the streets and the shell shocked in a state of panic. >> i jumped up and thought i was having a nightmare and the room was really shaking and i was in the sixth floor. >> reporter: within an hour, four major aftershocks including one measuring 6.3.

a red cross worker based in kathmandu says the tremors were big enough to scare the living daylights out of everybody. so far there were reports of landslides and buildings going down and bodies. >> patients were dragged out of the hospital in their mattresses for fear the building would collapse around them. unlike the april quake which hit at lunchtime on a saturday, this one happened during the week when people were in schools and at offices and today's was even closer to closer to everest's base camp. the moment captured on camera. the climbing season was canceled after the april quake so no one should be on the mountain right now. now if there's any silver lining here is that this earthquake was smaller and deeper than the april one. the shallower quakes usually cause a lot more damage. it was also centered on a relatively unpopulated town. still, it's only been a few hours. there is a lot left to discover

and there is a warning that that death toll could rise sharply. >> here with breaking news. thank you. let's get more from kathmandu. we have donatella joining us via skype. good morning to you. i know you were on the fifth floor of a restaurant at the time. tell me what you experienced when this quake hit. >> i was in central kathmandu on a fifth-floor terrace overlooking the royal palace and initially everyone thought they were aftershocks and we've had so many aftershocks since the april 25th one and we all ignored it and the tables started moving and the whole building was situation back and forth forth. so everyone got up and tried to go toward the stairs. my husband grabbed my hand and said we're not going to the staircase. it's the worst place to be and we're staying here. it's very difficult to know how long it lasted because we've all been traumatized by so many aftershocks and the big

earthquake and when we did get down to the street and for miles afterwards because i drove to find my son at school afterward to pick him up and there were thousands of people on the streets and the medians and running to the only big park in central kathmandu. from my ride to my son's school which is on main avenue there was no sign of buildings collapsing, but that's not the -- the places where the buildings collapsed in kathmandu is very site specific, along new road, an old area of time where all of the migrant workers worked with a lot of buildings collapsed leaning one on top of each other and sinking into the ground. that's where the new casualties are. that's where further collapsed buildings have happened as well as in that eastern nepal in the district capitals of totara, i gather from friends of mine who are nepali search and rescue, that there are reports of many, many people buried in the houses where they opened their shops underneath leaning buildings and

many of those buildings have now collapsed on top of them. >> donatella, i mean, we are just beginning to take the toll there. thank you so much for your reporting this morning and as we mentioned it's the very moment so many people in nepal were starting to return to that normalcy. >> the last thing they need. no question about it. another major story this morning. we are talking about the hefty penalty being leveled against tom brady and the new england patriots for the deflategate scandal. nbc's peter alexander is here with their reaction to the story. >> good morning. talk about a big hit. this could cost tom brady close to $2 million. brady will miss a quarter of the nfl's upcoming regular season and it's the same punishment that a player would get for being caught using performance-enhancing drugs and they will appeal. >> first the punishment now the pushback. late monday tom brady's agent

teed off saying the discipline is ridiculous and has no legitimate basis. patriots owner robert kraft offered unconditional support for his marquee quarterback and the punishment far exceeded any reasonable expectations. >> brady's teammates weighed in, legarrette blount saying this is absolutely ridiculous. fans weighing in, too. >> four games is excessive. >> it's surprising. a quarter of the season. it's sizeable. >> other nfl athletes backed the stiff suspension. this from an arizona cardinals defensiveback. well done, nfl. and they super imposed an asterisk. brady first addressed the deflategate allegations just before the super bowl. >> is tom brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. i feel like i've always played within the rules. i would never do anything to break the rules. >> on monday the league cited substantial and credible evidence that brady was probably

at least generally aware that two locker room attendants were deflating footballs and had faulted his failure to cooperate fully with the investigation. the nfl's message was clear. >> you are caught doing something you shouldn't be doing whether it relates to the integrity of the game or whether it doesn't there will be a significant punishment. >> reporter: the patriots will lose their first round draft pick in 2016 and fourth round pick in 2017 as well as facing a $1 million fine, the biggest team fine in nfl history. as for those locker room attendants including the self-proclaimed deflator both have been suspended indefinitely without pay. >> tom brady's agent says his client did cooperate with his investigators and braid's camp until this thursday to file that appeal. if the punishment stands, brady will be back in action on the sunday night, week six in indianapolis against the colts. that's the very team that blew

the whistle on him in the championship game that sparked the whole thing in the first place. >> thank you very much. look who's here, bob costas, host of nbc's "football night in america." a million dollar fine against the patriots and two draft picks. nobody can accuse roger goodell of going soft on a friend or a superstar. does the punishment fit the crime? >> the crime is part of it and when you look at it in the overall, a cleveland browns executive was sat down for text messaging during the game which is against league rules. this kind of fits in a certain pattern and also the context in which it happens is important. it's been a bad couple of years with the nfl, with bountygate, with the bullying scandal, with the domestic violence and child abuse and the way the nfl ruled in each of these cases were sometimes perceived as random and sometimes perceived as incompetent and roger goodell wanted to make sure that he got this right. >> bob, with regard to brady, if

you look at the nfl's reasoning it seems clear it's not just the alleged deflation of balls. it's also what the report says sorry is lack ever candor when he spoke to investigators and not turning over those electronic records like text messages. when you look at that, did brady mishandle it from the beginning? did he maker a mistake by circling the wagon? i think he mishandled it with the league and he mishandled it in the court of public opinion. >> look. we all look for an edge. i like the football at the lowest possible end of what's allowable. i communicated that to the equipment guys, if they went a bit overboard, i'm sorry. my bad. see you later. >> last night patriots' owner bob kraft issued a statement saying he was prepared to go along with whatever punishment was understand thatted down, but this punishment exceeded any reasonable expectation. are those the opening words of a long, protracted legal battle? >> there will be an appeal. no question about that and i think what could come out of

this is the players association will push for an independent arbitrator. in the nfl's bylaws that's up to goodell. goodell can say i'm judge and jury. i'll hear the appeal although he could say i'll agree with that and we'll name an independent arbitrator that we jointly agree to. in the long term it's in the nfl's best interest to have all these cases decided as baseball does by an independent arbitrator so there isn't this appearance of partiality. >> you can read this report as a patriots fan or non-patriots fan. do you think this tarnishes the golden boy image? >> tarnishes it a little bit. would have done what he did with inflated or deflated football. this is not barry bonds using steroids. >> let me put the image up. brady, number 12, the asterisk next to the number. is there an asterisk next to the championship of the patriots last year? >> i think it's in the minds of many.

officially there won't be. they didn't need it. this is what's so stupid about it. they didn't need it. when they adjusted the footballs against indy, the team that blew the whistle. they outscored them. they didn't need it. these are self-inflicted wounds. meantime, the weather is a big story again. severe weather firing up in parts of the south once again where at least five people died on monday. the town of van, texas, devastated by an ef-3 tornado and they're just beginning to pick up the pieces this morning. nbc's nbc's carey sanders. >> reporter: the wind speed topped out at 160 miles per hour. what a mess they have here. you can see the vast area that was affected. these pictures were taken from a drone that was launched by a team of rescuers and it was the minuteman disaster response and they were looking for folks who might still be buried under the debris. this morning we can tell you

everybody has been accounted for. two people did die. the national weather service says that the tornado looked as if it may have cut a path on and off which is about a mile long. the biggest area that was affected are the schools here that may have to be completely demolished and then rebuilt. meantime in arkansas, in nashville, arkansas, a sad story of parental love. a tornado that touched down there hit a mobile home and when the rescue arers went in they found a mother and father, husband and wife who were embracing each other and in between them they were sheltering an 18-month-old child. that 18-month-old child survived the tornado. really, a heart wrenching story and that child is now with family members who are going to take care of her. al, as you know better than most, the conditions in the last six days of 131 tornados and now there could be more tornadoes

come saturday. >> that's exactly right, kerry. >> we started the month slowly and we're pacing 50% above average for tornadoes. kerry sanders in van, texas, thank you very much. >> we shift to the south and there is a lot of heavy rain down south and we're watching this and it will just continue during the afternoon and on into tomorrow. as you can see, all this moisture, gulf moisture streaming up into oklahoma and on into kansas. we have flood watches and flash flood watch warnings from brownsville all of the way to oklahoma city. almost 24 million people, heavy rain. rainfall amounts anywhere from two to three inches and some areas five to six inches of rain and as kerry mentioned, loading up, gulf moisture and a big upper level low coming out and as you look on friday we have a risk of severe weather from texas all of the way into nebraska. 16 million people at risk with

wind gusts, strong winds, hail, damaging rain and the risk for more tornadoes in the areas where they've gotten hit, guys. >> we'll check back with you in a couple of minutes. meanwhile, potential presidential candidate jeb bush under fire from both democrats and fellow republicans. it stems from bush's first major interview in months. in a comment that just like his brother, he would have authorized the 2003 invasion of iraq. kristin welker has more on that. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. jeb bush is standing by his controversial comments this morning. if he runs for president he's the one to win. his family name continues to be his asset and perhaps his biggest liability. jeb bush has insisted he's not a carbon copy of his brother, but now new questions after fox news asked him if like former president george w. bush he would have authorized the war in iraq. >> knowing what we know now

would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have and so would have hillary clinton just to remind everybody and so would have everybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. >> you don't think it was a mistake. >> in retrospect, what everyone saw, including the united states was faulty. >> reporter: his knowledge to focus on security once the war was waged. >> by the way, guess who thinks that those mistakes took place as well, george w. bush. >> your brother. >> so just for the news flash to the world if they're trying to find places where there's big space between me and my brother this might not be one of those. >> reporter: no surprise, democrats pounce ed, fool me and i can't get fooled again. >> reporter: it's the most damage from conservative radio host, laura ingram. >> what he said is rubbish. you can't think going into iraq as a sane human being was the right thing to do upon. >> reporter: with the majority

of americans saying the iraq war wasn't worth it, he's tried to distance himself from his brother's legacy. >> i'm my own man and my own views are shaped by my own thinking and my own experiences. >> reporter: he's well-equipped to take on hillary clinton, also a product of a political dynasty. >> i haven't been in washington as the last ever. i'm not part of washington. >> reporter: bush also said his brother is one of his top advisers on the middle east. when asked if he stands by his comments about iraq the bush team indicated hoesindicateds, his remarks to fox newsstand. she later regretted her vote in support of the war. matt and savannah? >> kristen welker at the white house for us. thanks very much. >> more news out of the white house, the barack obama foundation has made it official announcing that the president's presidential library will be on the south side of chicago

specifically from parkland near the campus of the university of chicago. both president obama and the first lady have worked at that school and they have a house nearby in hyde park. closing arguments are set at the penalty phase of the marathon bombings trial. >> the defense wrapped its case by offering up something dzhokhar tsarnaev's remorse. sister prajon whose story is told in the movie "dead man walking" testified that the bombing victims no one deserves to suffer like they did. she has met with tsarnaev five times and says she believes he is absolutely sincere. >> prosecutors say he is a remorseless terrorist, and he has remained defiant even in his holding cell after the closing arguments and the jury will decide if tsarnaev will be put to death or get a sentence of life in prison. >> natalie is here, blockbuster

business deal. >> it certainly is breaking this morning. telecom giant verizon saying it is buying aol for $4.4 billion. after the merger aol will become a wholly owned subsidiary of verizon. verizon says the deal will strengthen its mobile and add offerings. four men including two suspects are in the hospital after a shooting in isla vista, california, near the uc santa barbara campus. the violence came nearly a year after a deadly shooting and stabbing spree in isla vista left people dead and 14 others injured. it put the surrounding neighborhood under a temporary lockdown. one of the suspects was captured last night and the other surrendered today at a hospital. secretary of state john kerry is in the black sea resort of sochi today meeting with russian president vladimir putin. it's kerry's first visit to russia since the ukraine crisis began and u.s. officials say kerry plans to test putin's

willingness to push pro-russia separatists in ukraine to comply with a cease-fire. some dramatic moments on the side of the massachusetts turnpike on monday when a bus exploded into flames at the height of rush hour. the bolt bus was headed to boston from new york city. it had 47 passengers onboard when the driver started to notice the smoke and pulled over. people were evacuated and minutes later an explosion blew out the windows and panels and sent debris flying. no one was hurt in the incident, but traffic was backed up for miles and thank goodness for a fast-thinking driver. a painting by pablo picasso smashed a new world record sold in auction. this is the women of picasso and get this, it sold for $179 million monday night at christie's auction house here in new york. the buyer elected to remain anonymous. probable a good idea.

alberto's bronze sculpture of a pointing man sold for $141 million setting an auction record for sculptures as well. blockbuster deals in the art world. congratulations on the new picasso. you wanted to remain anonymous, but -- >> $179 million at least the body parts could be in the right place. >> seems like a ripoff. >> how much does the dogs playing cards go for? >> a lot of money. >> mr. roker? >> that's what's going on. we're going to bring you your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. just in case she clunks her head. every house has hidden dangers. this is her safety vest, which she wears whenever she is outside. and worst of all, fleas and ticks. fortunately, petsmart has lots of flea and tick products. and they can help you find the right one for your pet. did you know flea babies eat their mom's poop? my... before pethood gets itchy, petsmart has k9 advantix ii for up to 10 dollars off. for every six-pack purchased at petsmart, bayer will donate a treatment to petsmart charities. 'cause pethood needs a partner.

live look at palo alto where you will notice we got low clouds. you can see the clouds move with the make idea this morning. temps are on the chilly side. right now we're mostly in the 50s. 52 degrees in the tri-valley. same for san francisco. you're only going to hit 50 with the windchill factor. the wind will remain on the strong side today. otherwise, temperatures look good. by tomorrow, few showers expected beity afternoon. >> thank you very much. coming up, shots fired at george zimmerman, the man acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. what he and the admitted gunman are saying about that incident. plus the price of your pampering. a crackdown on nail salons this morning. in the wake of the stunning report on exploited workers. tamron. and who is florida man? a search for one of the hottest new feeds on twitter. but first this is "today" on nbc.

very good morning. it is 7:26. i'm la raur a garcia-cannon. san jose police say mohammed khaliqi followed a 13-year-old girl home pushed his way inside her house and started to sexually assault her. she managed to fight him off. the surveillance video made national news. police si khaliqi saved his head and altered his look shortly after the video was released. he's suspected in one other attack. meantime a teenager charge with kidnapping and rape of a pizza delivery woman is expected back in court today. miles assaulted a woman at gun point in antioch in february. miles is being charged as an adult. the bail is more than $6

million. happening today, cycling fans from across the globe gathering in the bay area for the amgen tour of california. this is the only bay area leg. today's stage covers 100 miles through alameda and santa clara counties. it includes a grueling climb up mt. hamilton. the race starts at 10:45 at san jose's community center. let's hope that wind is at their backs today, christina. >> yeah, i think at some point it will be. other times it's going to be right in their face. gusting wind will persist for the entire bay area for today. in fact, it's going to intensify as we get into this afternoon. temperatures otherwise will not warrant that air conditioner. looking good to hit 66 on the peninsula. 71 degrees for the north bay. 63 degrees on the east shore. 67 meanwhile for the tri-valley. as that wind picks up today just keep that in mind. if you drive a high profile vehicle you could get knocked around a little bit. good idea to keep both hands on the steering wheel. pay close attention. appreciable rain thursday and friday. let's check your drive with

mike. >> christina, looking at the south bay. north 280. it slows but southbound side is where the crash is around 17. ak this is light for a tuesday commute. we're looking at northbound 87. we had a car fire at taylor but that has -- things are moving smoothly past the scene now. we do have an incident at dumbarton bridge. a smoother drive though for the san mateo bridge. build but nothing dramatic. >> no drama. another update in half an hour.

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nice crowd out on the plaza on a tuesday morning. it's the 12th day of may 2015. hot and sticky in new york over the last couple of days. >> it kind of went from spring straight to summer. >> always happens. >> going back to fall tomorrow. >> that's good news. weather in a bit. other stories making headlines today, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake rocked nepal this morning. this is just weeks after the massive quake that killed 8,000 there. search and rescue crews are pouring through debris and collapsed buildings. we'll get a live report in our next half hour. tom brady will appeal a four-game suspension by the league for his involvement in the deflategate scandal. brady's agent called that punishment ridiculous.

the new england patriots were also fined a million dollars and were stripped of two draft picks. and officials in van, texas, now say everyone who was missing in the wake of a massive tornado there has now been accounted for. the ef-3 killed two people and damaged or destroyed 30% of the buildings in that town. let's start this half hour in florida where george zimmerman back in the headlines. this time for nearly getting shot in the head for a dispute with another driver. here's janet shamlian. >> reporter: george zimmerman is no stranger to run-ins with other people. on monday it happened once again. >> he reported he had just been involved in a shooting. >> reporter: zimmerman told police he was driving near orlando when someone shot him through his passenger side window just missing his head. he was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and released. at the same time police received a 911 call from a man saying he'd been involved in a shooting with zimmerman. police confirmed that man was matthew apperson.

the same man involved in a road rage incident with zimmerman last september. monday he wasn't answering questions. >> stop touching me. >> this is your opportunity to tell your side. >> this is your opportunity to get out of my face right now. no comment. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> reporter: since being acquitted of second degree murder and manslaughter in the death of trayvon martin, zimmerman has had a series of encounters. a confrontation with his ex-wife. >> i don't know what he's capable of. >> reporter: no charges were filed. another was his ex-girlfriend. >> i need the police right now. >> reporter: charges were dropped. and traffic stops that made headlines. >> what a coincidence. >> reporter: but no charges. his only violation of the law, a single speeding ticket. in this latest incident, police say zimmerman didn't fire any shots. his attorney says apperson was the instigator. >> george decided to get away and it wasn't enough for this guy.

>> reporter: late monday apperson appeared before cameras with his wife and mother. his lawyer. >> he acted in self-defense. >> reporter: this say they haven't determined why or how the altercation started. the investigation continues. for "today," janet shamlian, nbc news. >> there's not much to say about that. >> keep seeing him in the headlines. let's get a check of the weather from al. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by walgreens at the corner of happy and healthy. >> and we're at the corner of summer right now with temperatures today getting at or near record levels. boston, it will be 85. 88 in roanoke. atlanta, 84. but behind the front, cleveland is below normal. chicago, 58. marquette, 41 for a high. the front pushes through this afternoon and into tonight. look at the temperatures. they take a tumble. 63, boston. 71 in washington. detroit, 63. but have no fear. by thursday we're pretty much back to normal.

70 in new york city. a little cooler for buffalo, detroit, and chicago on the cool side as well. that's what's going on around the country. 7:34. good tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. taking a live look at pacifica. we do have fog. that's going to be clearing quickly as that wind will intensify another round of gusty wind in the forecast for today. but we're looking good to hit p mid 60 tonsz peninsula. south bay looks good for the 60s. 63 on the east shore. 67 degrees meanwhile for the tri-valley. some showers will roll through wednesday through saturday. then we'll see a nice sunny finish to your weekend. hope you have a great day.et that we when you need it. go to weather channel on cable, weather.com online. coming up on "trending," the wild thing that the olive garden is cooking up for those famous breadsticks. and coming up next, will this mean major changes at your favorite nail salon?

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but after a scathing investigation by "the new york times," authorities here are now taking a closer look at what those low prices can really mean. often long hours and health risks for workers who are being paid next to nothing. pick a color. that's the toughest choice a customer faces at the nail salon. but according to a stunning report the workers putting on the polish may feel like they have no choice but to sit on a stool for hours on end. "new york times" reporter sara mir spent months speaking to workers who said they paid salon owners for the right to work and after months of free labor made as little as $3 an hour. >> i think this story has had so much resonance because a manicure is an intimate act. you're holding hands with someone. looking into their eyes across the table. and yet they're not seen. >> reporter: other workers detail how inhaling harsh chemicals made them sick or

prompted miscarriages. >> we're going to start a significant crackdown. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo is ordering new rules. they include giving workers access to masks and gloves to protect against chemical exposure. each work area must have a fan and ventilation codes will be strictly enforced. salons will also have to take steps to cover unpaid wages. >> they're being extorted. why? because they have questionable immigration status. >> reporter: and employers must post an employees' bill of rights. diane and menera worked in nail salons for years. they regularly were working six days. she says the worst parts were not having any breaks and the long hours. diana says when she started she made as little as $150 a week. they're now part of a federal lawsuit against their former

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daily basis. lately it's more for the whacky. a twitter account with the name @underscore florida man is cramming news items into outlandish tweets. all using the allotted 140 twitter characters. >> florida man -- >> florida man -- >> florida man -- >> florida man pretends to be oprah's nephew for free cheesecake factory gift cards. >> really? cheesecake? >> anything's possible. come on. we're in florida, right? >> reporter: more than 1600 tweets. some quirky. some shocking. but all of them true. which has "the new york times" asking a question. who's writing them and why? >> something out of "the walking dead." something you think could not happen but happened here in florida again. >> reporter: how popular is florida man? with over a quarter million followers, it promises real-life stories of the world's worst

superhero coming to you from anytown, florida. the avatar? a mugshot of a man who funny enough is not from florida. but the headlines are. >> florida man found drinking beer in stranger's house says he lived there with mariah carey. >> florida man seen riding around town with iguanas. >> i can't believe that i just read that. this is real? >> the iguana man is here. i've seen that guy. >> i think they're all legit. >> reporter: florida man has taste when it comes to social media. only following one other account. >> florida woman. >> reporter: that's right. florida woman. proving florida's antics aren't limited by gender. which by the way is good to know if i ever decide to go for a joyride with an owl. yes, another actual story out of the sunshine state. we still don't know who florida man is. we did tweet @underscore florida man to reveal their identity to us. nada as of right now. i imagine it's only a few days before we figure it out.

>> we'll find out on "the tonight show." >> maybe they should get together and have florida babies. >> there are some days this show would only be an hour long if not for florida. >> sorry, florida. >> we love you. >> love you, florida. >> i'm coming to florida later this month. >> and good to have you back. >> thank you very much. >> everybody good at home? >> everyone is wonderful. good to have babies with b right? most of the time. tamron you're following the florida man caper. >> believe it or not, there's more. florida man twitter account has been around for two years but it's becoming more and more popular as jenna pointed out with each day. here are the numbers. take a look. watch this little graph that i get going here. in the last three months alone the account has gained 25,000 florida followers. and that's a sure sign of success. here you have it the florida man beer. that's how you know you've made it in florida. there are other states with similar accounts.

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good morning. it's 7:56. i'm sam brock. a live look right now outside the bay bridge and shaky cam. right now growing questions over the seismic safety. the bay area toll authority approved 4 million bucks for extensive new testing. the concern, steel rods that secure the bridge's main tower to the base on the new eastern span. caltrans test say the water from the bay might be seeping into the foundation and i'm packing the integrity of the rods. if true that could lead to major corrosion. serious and major water rationing in the south bay. the san jose water company announced a mandatory rationing for 1 million customers starting next month. that amounts to reductions of 30%. anyone exceeding their usage will be fined. the plan is expected to take effect in about 30 days. some rain on the way for later in the week.

let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you at home. want to show you this live picture of palo alto where we have low clouds. it is breezy. it will turn windy as we head throughout the day today especially at the dose and high elevations. keep that in mind. gusty wind for one more day. then as we head throughout tomorrow afternoon, expecting our first showers. highs will stay steady. 63 degrees on the east shore today. 66 degrees along the peninsula. 66 degrees for us right here in the south bay. getting into that all important weekend. temperatures are going to be comfortable. counting on showers on saturday. here's mike and your drive. back to the same shot that sam showed you. this is westbound. moving smoothly toward the treasure island tunnel. look at the map. see how the winds will affect you as well. i still don't have word that the lanes are clear but we see the trafficking move well. approach that richmond/san rafael bridge. look at your entire east bay. approaching the san mateo bridge both san mateo and

dumbarton bridge is make that traffic flow on the peninsula slow. here's the south bay.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up -- >> this is "american idol." >> idol's impact. the reality phenomenon that brought us kelly, carrie and clay gets set to sign off next year after 15 seasons as we look back at the season that changed television. plus matt meets the future. >> i'm matt lauer and i am your great, great, great, great grandfather. and i want to tell you about life in 2015. so ask me anything you want. >> did you ever think it would be possible to talk to descendents long after you're gone? we'll show you the cutting edge technology making that dream a

reality. ♪ here we go yo ♪ and rebel with a cause. >> fat amy's back! because i never left because i'm still here! >> reporter: rebel wilson on the high notes in the "pitch perfect" sequel. today, may 12th, 2015. ♪ >> good morning, alaska! >> good morning, texas! >> good morning, wisconsin. we're here to celebrate our graduation. go badgers! >> good morning, cincinnati, ohio. ♪ >> and welcome back to "today." it's tuesday the 12th of may --

i was about to say 2011. what year is it? >> it's 2015. yeah. >> welcome back everyone. >> now that we've got that straight we've got a beautiful day here. beautiful temperature. >> going to get off into the low 90s. >> oh. okay. enough of that. let's go inside. natalie's got a check of all the top stories. >> good morning once again. another massive and deadly earthquake has struck nepal this morning. less than three weeks after the worst quake in that country's history. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel just returned from nepal. he's in istanbul. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. another big one. 7.3 magnitude. people in kathmandu went into a panic. they were running from their homes, being carried out of hospitals. but this earthquake was not centered near kathmandu. in fact it was high up in the

himalayas. it was close to nance ba bazaar. it is one of the many stone sherpa villages in the high himalayas that backpackers use as a rest point as they make their way toward everest base camp. not a densely populated area. there are several of these small towns where the people either help with mountaineers or they are yak herders. it is an extremely difficult area to launch any kind of rescue operation. all the elevation 10,000 feet and above and no roads. >> richard engel covering the story from istanbul this morning. thank you. new england patriots quarterback tom brady will appeal the four-game suspension announced monday for his role in the deflategate scandal. the nfl concluded he was generally aware that team locker room attendants took air out of

footballs used in the afc title game. and it also cited his refusal to cooperate with the investigation. brady's agent called the penalty ridiculous. his team was also fined $1 million and stripped of two future draft picks. seven mid-size suvs tested poor or marginal. scored the lowest rating. the cherokee and santa fe were rated marginal. at the top, moreno and wrangler. chrysler said vehicles posted strong results in other crash tests. we have great news this morning about amy van dyken who suffered her spine last june. the gold medalist posted a video on instagram monday showing her as you see there standing up on her own. amazing. her caption read i am starting to get this standing thing down.

the accident had left amy paralyzed from the waist down. but we've been following her struggle to prove life doesn't end when you have a spinal cord injury. and a man who spent the night on his boat in san diego woke up to find he had a new bunk mate. a baby sea lion. he said he heard sneezing and movement in the middle of the night so he figured maybe one of his friends decided to come down to the boat. few hours later, he woke up again and that's who he saw. 30 pound sea lion in the other bunk fast asleep. he grabbed his phone, shot video of the sea lion as he tried to coax him off the boat and back into the water. the sea lion just needed a good night's rest too. >> let him sleep. >> so the sea lion was there all night? >> he was sleeping next to him in the bunk next to him. >> the scent of sardines i think would have woken me up. >> good place for sure. "american idol" changed

television. it was an instant hit, a ratings juggernaut. as we first told you on pop start on monday the show is being canceled after next season. hallie jackson looks back at the impact of "idol." >> this is "american idol." >> reporter: four famous words we'll hear for the final time on the 15th season of "american idol," its last ever. its impact one for the ages. starting with the powerhouse pop singers who found their voices on this stage. ♪ carrie underwood and kelly clarkson setting the standard. ♪ can we make this dream last forever ♪ >> reporter: but even runners up sailed to stardom. clay aiken, chris dautry adam lambert, and don't forget jennifer hudson who never took home the "idol" trophy but did become an oscar winner and a grammy.

♪ don't you dare walk away from me ♪ >> reporter: still for every famous face a famous flop. >> whoa. careful. >> reporter: remember william hung? ♪ she bangs, she bangs ♪ >> reporter: his 15 minutes of fame didn't last long. neither did sanjay's. though he did last until the top ten. >> if people like you, good luck. >> reporter: but to be fair cowell always seemed irritated. >> you are a loser. >> reporter: and that's another lasting legacy. "idol" original judges skyrocketing to fame themselves. cowell randy jackson, and paula abdul becoming household names. along with one of the original hosts. not that guy. this one. ryan seacrest who says the show helped some of his own dreams come true. cowell adding to people

magazine we had a blast. but the biggest "idol" impact? >> it created the market for musical competition shows in america. >> reporter: from "x factor" to "america's got talent" to "the voice." "idol" paved the way. ♪ a moment like this ♪ >> reporter: but even a moment like this has to end some time. it will be 15 years of hitting the right note. most of the time. for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >> he's still holding it. one of the great parts of the legacy all the shows it has spawned. and a lot of those continue. >> and careers it spawned as well. kelly clarkson carrie underwood. >> think about the early days of "idol." gather around and vote. everyone was calling. interaction. >> i love some "american idol." by the way, it was a time commitment. i spent a lot of time watching

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now think about the time you spend with your children. are you scheduling your own activities? a lot of parents are now thinking of the benefits called slow parenting. we saw an article about this in "the boston globe" this morning. that's the idea you go easy on the activities when it comes to your free time with your kids and try to just cherish the moment opposed to saying let's go for the walk to the museum. >> i love this. quality time over quantity of activities. and i think the kids really benefit from this. >> as parents do you feel the pressure to do a bunch of stuff with your kids? >> not on the weekends. they are so over-scheduled as is. that when you have the free time it's like do whatever you want for a little bit. >> even as a parent of a 9-month-old, all i do with her is look at her and kiss her. but sometimes i'm like should i be stimulating your brain? >> we tried to say we're going to sit down and read. yeah. >> a family meal. all right. from the virtues of slow parenting to life at 125 miles

an hour. take a look at these guys. they're preparing to fly over dubai but not in a plane or helicopter. they are daredevils about to take a heart-stopping trip thanks to jet propelled wings. look at this. the cameras capture some amazing views over dubai. they soar around buildings, over the ocean. this is simply a wing strapped on your back with jet engines on it. we have got to try this thing. >> wow. >> you got to be a real pilot here. >> you've got to know what you're doing. >> well we'll only do it once. >> that's right. >> that is like the ultimate autonomous flying experience. you fly like a bird. >> i like watching the video. >> unbelievable. >> i'd watch from inside a cabin of an airplane. i don't even like roller coasters. >> it's like an james bond movie. >> it's awesome. beautiful. >> speaking of awesome, olive garden. what is the first thing you think of? >> bread sticks. >> unlimited salads.

>> of course she would think of that. anyway bread sticks. you thought they were good. starting in june olive garden is going to do something fantastic. the restaurant is going to roll out the bread stick sandwich. you can choose between a chicken parmesan or meat ball variety. but best of all, the bread stick sandwich comes with unlimited bread sticks. >> there you go. life gets better. >> it is carb-tastic. >> all right. now some big news for fans of "sex and the city" and why david letterman was running from howard stern. time for pop start. >> i love that tease. here is pop start. "sex and the city 3" is finally in the work. sarah jessica parker teases us with this. i guess the tat's out of the little brown bag. as usual we will keep you posted as every detail as we are able. so the other ladies have said they're game for another movie.

but before you get your high heels, some of her previous posts ended up being promotions for her shoe line. that's a premature one. we don't know. i'm just doing full disclosure. >> all right. you bring us up and then down. >> keep your heels up. we love david letterman. last night it was howard stern's turn. >> is this good-bye? our final time together? >> no. >> come on. come here. >> no! no! >> kiss me! kiss me now! kiss me now! >> no. we'll be right back. >> it was one little pucker up. dave was not having it. howard was ready. how many of us have been kissed by howard stern? >> who hasn't?

>> matt has. >> once he gets you in his clutches you aren't getting out. >> i don't think he sold dave on it. >> there you have it. up next matt's message to the future. the cutting edge technology allowing you to have conversations with loved ones long after you're gone. >> that's right. and we're going to give you your weather now. it is not a hologram. i'm going to -- i was just fascinated watching that. wow. what's going to happen? you could actually leave a message after we get killed doing those wings. >> how morbid. >> okay. a lot of wet weather has been happening in texas. dallas this month so far almost 3.5 inches of rain. about 5 inches above for the year. we've got flood watches in effect all the way up to oklahoma city for 23 million people. another 3 to 5 inches of rain over the next 72 that's what's going on a

8:18. good tuesday morning to you. i'm christina loren. bright sun. you can expect a breezy and cool day with the wind actually intensifying as we get into the afternoon. highs will be comfortable. definitely below average for this time of year. 66 in the south bay. 71 degrees on the way to the north bay. and right around 63 degrees for the east shore. here is the deal for the next few days. temperatures stay steady. bringing in rain for the second half of tomorrow. that will continue through thursday. and we'll get clearing through late saturday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> announcer: "are we there yet" brought to you by the film "tomorrowland." >> it is day two of our special series "are we there yet" looking at what e the future holds from space travel to sports. >> first up i wanted to see how science could help us live forever. that fountain of youth thing was an epic fail. i found a way to leave behind a piece of myself for generations

to come. >> reporter: our ancestors struggled to make the world better for the next generation. but most of us have nothing more than a few tattered telegraphs to tell us who they were. >> you do not remember me. >> reporter: in science fiction, it's different. holograms allow conversations across space and time. but all that's just make believe. or is it? >> what do you like most about being a father? what was the most significant moment in your life? if you could say one thing to your great, great grandchildren, what would it be? what's really revolutionary about this project is that future generations are going to be able to sit down and have a conversation with people who are living today. >> reporter: i'm standing in the beam of 6,000 lights as dozens

of cameras capture my every move and thought. the idea is to create a 3d time capsule so one day my descendents can hear about my life. >> on the one hand you're going to get access to historical figures. on the other hand you can talk to your great great grandchildren as if you're really there. >> reporter: it's part of a project by the show us foundation for creative technologies. to allow us inside the minds and hearts of those history should never forget. their test subject is 82-year-old holocaust survivor who lost his entire family in one of hitler's camps. >> this is the last generation that has that opportunity with him. so we fleedneed a way to preserve this. >> reporter: for nearly 30 hours they asked him over 2,000 questions. >> when was the last time you saw your sister? >> can you tell me about your

mother? >> do you believe in god? >> reporter: then they developed an algorithm to sort his answers. >> computers trying to understand your words and pick out given the words it heard what is the best response. >> reporter: so this is the man that i've flown across the country to meet. >> that's right. >> reporter: is there anything i can't ask him? >> ask him that. >> reporter: is there any question you can't answer? >> i have no comment. >> reporter: it's amazing. it's haunting he is looking almost directly into my eyes. >> this new technology and the person himself will come through as you'll experience. >> reporter: i quickly forget i'm talking to a recording of pinkus and i'm drawn into this stories about the family he lost and his twin sister with the golden hair. is there one thing that stays with you more than anything else about the holocaust? >> i mean i think what is more than anything else i can't

remember anything about my sister. before the war, during the war, what she looks like. there's just one thing left. that's the braid. >> reporter: pinkus do you have any regrets? >> i regret my family my surroundings, my life. >> reporter: his ability to answer my questions is incredibly powerful. but it's only half the story. i soon meet pinkus this time with an added dimension. i want to reach out and shake his hand. this is the chief visual officer. it's his mission to make sure he looks as real as possible. >> hopefully he looks 3d. and we're not wearing 3d glasses but we see him in 3d. as we move around we can go all -- >> reporter: it's like i can look right around behind him. 200 tiny projectors run

simultaneously. there's incredible depth when standing this close to him. >> this is the idea is to try to make it look like he's sitting in front of you. >> reporter: in a matter of months they'll merge the two technologies so people can talk directly to a 3d pinkus making the experience feel more real. >> is it hard to see some of these pictures? >> reporter: if he looks lifelike it's because my final meeting with him is in the flesh. no special effects. he's a born story teller with so much to share. i met your alter ego. >> i'm glad you enjoyed meeting my alter ego. >> reporter: i enjoy meeting you more. i really do. what do you want the average person to take away when he or she interacts with your image? >> that this really happened. that you speak to somebody who was there and who was first eyewitness. >> reporter: you're sharing your

story so that lessons can be learned. do you think something like the holocaust could happen again? >> genocides are happening. i want them all to stop. you must try to make this world a much better place than it is today. and by hearing my story, i'm imparting to you a torch. a torch of good will. and i hope that you will go out and try and do that. >> reporter: for more from pinkus you'll have to ask him yourself. and one day soon you can. as for me and the message to future generations of lauers -- >> hi. i'm matt lauer and i am your great, great, great, great grandfather. and i want to tell you about life in 2015. so ask me anything you want. >> it is remarkable how they're using this technology. and pinkus is an incredible person. >> it's amazing with the mirror of technology but also something

meaningful and something that will matter for future generations. when those two things come together it makes you really excited. straight i'm laura garcia-cannon. from devastation to dreams of a brighter future. city of san bruno is now deciding how to spend a $70 million restitution payout from pg&e. last night neighbors chimed in with hir ideas. the utility paid the money in response to the deadly pipeline blast in 2010. some ideas include a performing arts center and more school programs. the foundation in charge of the funds says it plans to take some time before making a final decision. what's the word on the roadways? let's check in with mike. the word is slow through oakland or approaching the bay bridge. we had a crash right there 580 approaching 880.

took half an hour to clear. between our two reports. that backed up traffic. 580 and 880 slammed down as folks heard about the crash. all lanes clear. recovery there. smoother across the san mateo and dumbarton bridge but crowding getting over to the peninsula. south bay recovering after a couple of crashes. 880 slow drive up to saratoga. a moteer cycle clash left glass on the roadway. we'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. have a great tuesday morning.

♪ 8:30 now on a tuesday morning. it's the 12th day of may 2015. we already mentioned going to be a little hot and sticky in new york. but we got a nice crowd. they seem cool, calm, and collected. nice to have you here. coming up, someone who knows how to heat up hollywood. this guy may look a lot like that actor jeremy piven. no. that's actually superagent turned movie executive ari gold.

>> he's signing books. >> he's now spreading his wisdom with a new book. we're going to talk to ari coming up. >> i've always wanted to know how he became successful. i'm interested to hear his tips. by the way, when there's an agent there's a star not far behind. rebel wilson is here. >> plus he acts and sings. david duchovny is out with his very first album. and you're going to hear him perform live in just a moment. >> but first mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> for today we are looking at some strong storms down through texas. wet weather in the pacific northwest. few hit or miss showers as the front moves through in the east. sunny in l.a. and sunshine tomorrow. more wet weather through the great lakes. also through the texas region into the western plains. sunshine along the eastern seaboard with hot, steamy weather. but it will be cooler in the

8:31. good tuesday morning to you. i'm christina loren. nice clear sky over san francisco. the reason why that wind is picking up. temperatures are still a little bit on the cool side. we're at 5 a degrees right now in the tri-valley. san francisco at 53. on our way to the mid to upper 60s. that's it for today. it will be cool out there. temperatures staying steady for tomorrow but we bring on light showers by wednesday afternoon. more rain on the way for thursday. friday keep the umbrella out. finally we'll clear you out by saturday. >> who was it that said when you come to a fork in the road, take it? yogi berra. today is the 90th birthday of the legend. he played for the yankees and the mets. lindsay is his oldest grandchild. lindsay, you said your granddad is watching.

>> he is. i'm excited. hi, grandpa. >> how's he doing? >> he's doing great. >> his words of wisdom, it ain't over until it's over. did he realize how funny he is? >> no. he never has any idea how funny he is. he just talks like that and we all giggle and he's like what, what did i say? >> okay. besides his accomplishments on the ball field, he's done so much. and you guys are circulating a petition to try to get him a presidential medal of freedom. >> we are. we really think that grandpa is an embodiment of the american dream. he was an immigrant. he went on to win more world series championships than any baseball player in history. he served this country in d-day at normandy. he spent the last 20 years of his life really trying to instill his values of educational excellence, social justice, respect, leadership into kids at his museum and learning center. >> how do people sign the petition? >> go to yogiberramuseum.org and there's a banner. it will bring them right to the

petition on whitehouse.gov. >> lindsey, please give him our best. we love yogi. here's to him being on the smuckers jar at 100. >> god bless. look out, avengers. the highly anticipated "pitch perfect 2" opens this week. rebel wilson is back as the overly confident loyal member of the barden university bellas. and this time they're going up against a tough german squad, duff sound machine. ♪ ♪ that girl is poison ♪ ♪ here we go yo ♪ ♪ here we go yo ♪ ♪ so what's the scenario ♪ ♪ here we go yo ♪ ♪ here we go yo ♪ ♪ so what's the scenario ♪ >> hi, rebel. >> hi. >> you're kind of a big deal in this movie. >> i mean, i just love how the fans have really embraced my character of fat amy. >> i was going to say, you're kind of at the center of the plot. the whole thing starts during an aerial ribbon routine.

>> yes. >> and maybe you should say what happens next. >> it's a very flashy opening, let's put it that way. >> there's a bit of a wardrobe malfunction. >> yes. there's an uncoupling of my unitard. >> and this is in a performance before president obama and the first lady. this is actually you. this is not your stunt double. >> no. apparently stunt doubles for aerial acrobatics don't come in my size. so the choice was to train me or to have a completely different opening to the film. and i'm like, okay, i'm really deathly afraid of heights, but let's just do it. i mean, i may die, but let's just do it. so i trained for five weeks just to do that 40-second stunt routine in the opening of the film. >> were you terrified? what would the thought bubble have said over that? >> yeah. well, the thing is my character is so confident and sassy. so even though i am totally afraid, i'm just like no, i have to be like fat amy and get out there and just crush it.

>> and by the way, you also have in this movie a big solo number with your main squeeze, bumper. was that fun? >> i don't want to give away too much about what that is, but -- >> yeah. we shouldn't say. >> let's just say it's very romantic and sweaty. >> it is. did you ever think that "pitch perfect" would become this phenomenon? that people would love it so much? >> when we shot the first movie, it was kind of just like the bunch of us at musical theater summer camp. just like singing as a group and having fun in baton rouge, louisiana. and then it became this massive super hit all around the world. like i've been in africa. i was just in europe promoting the movie. like, it's just been everywhere. people that don't even speak english, like, loving it. >> it speaks the universal language, a cappella, don't you think? >> yes. and the great thing about a cappella music is anyone can do it. you can just get together with

your friends and perform. >> i love reading about your background. as i understand it, you were a youth ambassador to zimbabwe, got a bad case of malaria, and you got an epiphany in the hospital that you wanted to be an actress. you went home to australia and told your parents and they were what, encouraging? >> people thought i was demented. they were like rebel, we don't think anyone is going to put you in a movie. no one thought i could do it. i was like, you know what? i think i can crush it. and so i started in the theater in australia and then moved to tv and now have to come to america to do feature films. i was lucky i got in "bridesmaids" in america. >> you are crushing it. what's the coolest thing about hollywood? and what's the worst thing about hollywood? >> the best thing is the megahunks. zac efron, channing tatum. >> yeah. he's cute. >> james franco. i mean, a lot of new friends. >> and the worst thing? >> the worst thing?

having to work in movies every day. no. >> it's a burden, isn't it? >> no. it's awesome. there's not much bad to say. >> rebel, you are a delight. you are great in the movie. "pitch perfect 2" opens friday. you can see a special clip of the bellas sing "run the world" on today.com. coming up next, he who has the gold makes the rules. hollywood maverick ari gold shares his secrets to success. but first this is "today" on nbc.

all right. all right. we are back now. he's known as a hot shot hollywood agent turned movie mogul. and now ari gold is imparting his words of wisdom to the world in his first book "the gold standard: rules to rule by." it takes us on a journey through

the ariisms that brought you success in business and life. mr. gold nice to see you. how are you? >> how are you, matt? >> i didn't see you as the advice time. i saw you as the do type. >> as you know, i'm a giver. >> yeah. >> and i can give you the rules and my playbook, but i'm still going to beat you at my own game. but i care. i care enough -- they wanted me to write 18 rules. i had 118 so i had to distill them down to 18. >> one of the things you say is you don't have power until you have all the power. >> absolutely. >> how'd you get all the power? >> well, by being focused. by being over-prepared and by taking up all the oxygen in the room. and being a complete narcissist. >> because of that power, you have been present in some key moments in hollywood. for example, charlie sheen came to you. and he wanted advice when he was considering leaving "two and a half men" and you write, i said carlos why the hell would you go back to that show? you don't need money. now is the time to evolve. go nuclear, man. seriously?

>> after two and a half paychecks, i said to him you need to double down. okay? and you're crazier than a -- you know what i'm saying? >> beep. >> indeed. so be who you are. become more like yourself and reveal who you are to the world. and look what happens. >> look what happened. #winning. how did that work out? >> it worked out well. he had tiger blood surging through his system. do you remember when you went toe to toe with cruise? >> i do. >> you were peaking. i want that matt lauer back. >> you have evolved. you've gone from a superagent to a movie executive. you're still loyal to some of your former clients. you green lit a movie deal for him, not only to star in a movie but to direct a movie which surprised me because i'm not sure he can act much less direct. >> well, if that is true then i don't know why he's making $20 million a picture and i

appreciate your opinion, but you are -- you know. >> i'm just in television. >> indeed. listen, i'm loyal. i'll chain myself to a desk to anyone i represent. once i got the job, i said vinny chase is my guy and we're going to him. i've always trusted him and i'm loyal. mark my words. his movie will make at least $200 million domestically. >> how much did it cost to make? >> i can't reveal that information, matt. >> you are someone who recognizes star power. vincent chase being one example. let me just ask you about some other people in the business. tell me whether they are on the rise or they're overrated? the actor jeremy piven who does that pbs show for old people. was it mr. doubtfire? >> mr. selfie. >> what's he like? >> basically piven is off in england wearing tights and working for $11 and doing pirouettes. he's kidding himself. if i was his agent, and god

bless all of them, i would tell j.p. to do something like work with robert downey and make real money. you know what i'm saying? you know, be the villain in a superhero flick. we don't need to do that work on pbs. piven is doing a festival of bad decisions. let's just say that right now. >> this is the first book. will there be more? >> this book will be -- let me say, this book right now will be number one on "the new york times" best seller list because -- i'll tell you why. >> quickly. >> indeed. we have another ten minutes, right? >> no. >> you're lucky to have me. let's be honest. all right? when people read this book, they're going to realize their potential. they know that i'm a leader. they know that i know what i'm doing and there's a reason why i'm leading the pack. so i'm going to impart all of my wisdom. 18 rules to live by. >> the book is "the gold standard." >> i should represent you, matt, by the way.

>> first, this is "today" on nbc.

>> announcer: know your value is brought to you by new neutrogena hydro boost. quench your skin. we're back with co-host of "morning joe." she's been inspiring women to get ahead based on her best seller. she's out with a new book "grow your value." mika good morning. you've been on a road show with these conferences. >> the next one is friday in washington and we have a great lineup of women. the former chair of the fdic cindy levy michelle smith, and our three finalists from the next grow your value competition for a $10,000 bonus to drive the message home. >> which we talked about the last time you were here. these women are so inspiring.

>> love them. >> so know your value was a huge success. where does this next book pick up where it left off? >> in these events in this competition and in this book which i really wrote to partner with the events i'm doing with nbc is to help women read see it in black and white how they can grow their value to a full potential, get full value back financially and personally. but we also show it on stage. we act it out. we role play. we engage the audience. then we show women actually taking that transportation -- transformation to the full extent. >> you've got a couple quick tips here. know what your brand is. >> absolutely. be able to say it in ten seconds or less or a minute or less. know what you bring to the table. >> quit people pleasing. >> yes. quit doing that. that's you. >> i know. >> there's no place for that at work. you got to bring value. >> mika you've got to get in my head. and learn to press reset. what's that mean? >> men do that well. you have a bad situation with someone, press reset, continue on with that person as it never happened.

they take control of the situation. it's almost forgotten. with women, we're thinking about everything. >> so i shouldn't sit back and agonize over it and berate myself for weeks and weeks? >> no. you're the agonizer. i tell you. you have to stop. >> you always give us a good dose of good advice. thank you so much. the book is called "grow your value." meanwhile we've got david duchovny coming up next. he's live in concert. yes, that david duchovny. the actor. turns out he can also sing. but first this is "today" on nbc.

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>> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> david duchovny is best known for his roles on "the x-files" and "californiacation." >> welcome back. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> this may surprise a lot of people. has this been a dream for a long time. >> completely surprised. >> i meant other people. >> it could be a dream. i might wake up in the middle of it and that'll be bad for everyone. >> the record is getting good reviews. >> thank you. my mother has weighed in on it. keeps on pressing five stars. >> she was very generous. but i think this has to be totally intimidating. you've got to think people saying an actor who thinks he can sing. >> that's what i'm thinking. >> but you actually can.

>> i'm heavily medicated right now. >> is this your first live performance? >> is this live? >> it sure is. >> yeah it is. >> rebooting x men? >> x-files. >> i'm sorry. i'm heavily medicated also. >> after awhile you'll get used to it. >> are you excited about that? >> i am. june 8th we're going to start shooting. we'll see what we've got left. >> you should do x-men also. >> good save. >> what are you going to sing? >> "hell or high water." >> ladies and gentlemen, david duchovny. ♪ ♪ done some good and i've done some bad like any man i bet ♪ ♪ a man of words is a man of

lies but words is all i get ♪ ♪ i can't make you feel safe and sound but they got guns and crosses for that ♪ ♪ i can only hang around until you realize where it's at ♪ ♪ cause i can't make it rain ♪ ♪ and i can't make it shine ♪ ♪ and i can't turn this storm we're into some rainbow sun shower of holy red wine ♪ ♪ but the test of our love ♪ ♪ and the test of my love ♪ ♪ and the test of our love darling yeah ♪ ♪ if it's multiple choice i got

to mark none of the above ♪ ♪ i said i'd love you forever ♪ ♪ come hell or high water ♪ ♪ well baby the flood's in ♪ ♪ take my hand fire purges ♪ ♪ let rivers wash us clean of our sins ♪ ♪ i'll see you all in white again ♪ ♪ we'll beat the devil all ill will be well ♪ ♪ i will stand here forever ♪ ♪ come on rushing waters ♪ ♪ heart break and hell ♪ ♪ i can't turn day into night ♪ ♪ i can't turn lead into gold ♪ ♪ not even sure i can see the light to get us off the god

forsaken dead end road ♪ ♪ cause the test of our love ♪ ♪ when push comes to shove ♪ ♪ in the test of our love darling yeah ♪ ♪ if it's multiple choice i'm going to mark all of the above ♪ ♪ cause i said i'd love you forever ♪ ♪ come hell or high water ♪ ♪ well baby flood's in ♪ ♪ take my hand fire purges ♪ ♪ let rivers wash us clean of our sins ♪ ♪ i'll see you all in white again ♪ ♪ we'll beat the devil ♪ ♪ all ill will be well ♪ ♪ i will stand here forever ♪ ♪ come on rushing waters ♪ ♪ heart break and hell ♪

♪ >> david duchovny. david, thank you. the new album is "hell or high water." you can catch his new show aquarius here on nbc. we are back good tuesday morning. i'm sam brock. breaking news. we're following from san francisco. there has been a deadly crash involving a muni train and a pedestrian. this is a live look from over the scene. that courtesy of our helicopter. this is at the san jose and lakeview avenues in the ocean view neighborhood of san francisco. no word on who the victim is or how the crash happened. we do have a crew on the way to

the scene and we're going to update you as soon as possible. live images, again, from san francisco. a muni accident there. a pedestrian has died. we're trying to get more information about the circumstances leading to that fatality. we'll bring that to you as soon as we have it. in the meantime we'll be back again in 25 minutes. for now, back to the "today" show.

this morning on "today's take," the blacklist's megan boone is on the lam. but guess where she's turning up. and then bea miller gets fired up for a big performance. and we'll sit down with chicago pd star jon seda. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a steamy tuesday morning. may the 12th 2015. getting up in the low 90s i believe in new york city. >> just today. then the front passes through and we drop about 20 degrees.

>> where it should be. >> yes. >> i'm willie along with al, natalie, and tamron. let's start off with a little deflategate shall we? >> okay. >> what is that? >> are you tired of this by now? >> slightly, yes. >> getting weary of it. >> we finally got the punishment we knew was coming. we just didn't know it was going to be this big. tom brady the patriots quarterback suspended without pay for the first four games of next season. the patriots also lose a first round draft pick in 2016 and another pick the following year. the team was fined a million bucks. that's the biggest team fine in nfl history. this is all over the deflategate scandal. the league cited substantial and credible evidence that says from an independent report that brady probably was, quote, at least generally aware that two patriots locker room attendants were deflating the balls. the league faulted his failure to cooperate with the investigation. he wouldn't give over his phone.

i wouldn't give them my phone either but that's a different story. tom brady's agent says the discipline is ridiculous and has no legitimate basis. bob kraft the owner of the patriots said something along the same lines. it's absurd and we support tom brady fully. a lot of people talking about this. there was one picture we saw on twitter that jumped out on us. tom brady's jersey with an asterisk next to his name. >> but we don't have it. >> i want you to imagine this picture. holy cow is this something to believe. >> it's all over the internet. >> it's interesting. i do think four games is way too much. i really do. >> he's going to appeal. >> he is. but willie said something interesting. i do believe he should turn over his text messages and e-mails. his employer they're investigating. if nbc was investigating us -- >> i'm not giving them my phone either. >> well, rebel. >> not my private phone. >> just the text messages related to the investigation.

it's not like they're going to comb all over those. there would be incriminating evidence on you. >> yeah. i believe you're not going to read anything but the ones you're supposed to read. >> doing basically what hillary clinton did. i'll give the e-mails i want to give. you extract the e-mails and say these are what i'm allowing you to read. that's my only iffy point of this. >> you're right. >> if you want to clear your legacy and name, then i guess you do that. >> but here are the text messages from that day. boom, done. >> i think you're right. their approach did not help. they were so defiant going into it. >> they still are. >> they are. the locker room attendants who helped allegedly brady deflate the balls have been suspended indefinitely without pay. how is this playing around the league. >> look at that picture. >> now we have it. >> bam. that was worth the wait. >> and why are the guys who make the least amount of money though suspended indefinitely without pay? i don't like that either. that's also why i would like for

tom brady to show the text messages. don't let the guy who probably would never have said no to tom brady take the permanent fall as well. you're the ball guy, you get a call from the big guy whoever that might be -- >> allegedly. >> i said if you -- i didn't say anyone's name. >> allegedly. >> okay. . thank you if your seersucker suit and attorney. he's suspended indefinitely without pay. he did something wrong, too apparently. >> let's go to eli manning. >> giants quarterback eli manning, what does he think about the suspension? >> it's football. i think it is about integrity and you have to follow the rules. so if someone's breaking rules i understand you're going to get punished for it. >> he later said whipped them twice in the super bowl so i'm good. no he didn't. i added that. we had bob costas on the show

this morning and matt asked bob if the punishment fits the crime here. >> it's been a bad couple of years for the nfl with bounty bountygate the bullying scandal, domestic violence, child abuse. and the way the nfl has ruled in each of these cases was sometimes perceived as random and sometimes perceived even as incompetent. and roger goodell wanted to make sure he got this right. >> and bob pointed out also this morning that this case didn't happen in a vacuum. if it was just this incident, four games is too big. but looking at everything with ray rice and adrian peterson and the history of the patriots, they have to look strong on the stories. >> and tom brady is the poster boy for the nfl. you've got to set an example. >> you wonder if it were any other team, would there have been this -- >> bingo. >> this animosity, this spotlight. at the end of the day, not

worried. >> glad you're okay, al. >> i'm good. i'm good. >> at theit's okay. >> everything's good. i'm fine. >> i kind of like that. >> this is a crazy scene on the mass turnpike yesterday. take a look at what happened. this bolt bus driving from boston to new york city burst into flames right there during rush hour. thankfully the driver noticed a couple minutes before that there was smoke coming out of wherever and he decided to pull the bus over. he was able to evacuate all the passengers off of the bus before that explosion, that fire that engulfed the entire bus. fortunately no one hurt because of the fast thinking of that driver. greyhound owns that bolt bus. the cause of the incident, not yet determined. >> and traffic was a nightmare. >> so scary.

traffic backed up for miles and miles on end. >> look at that. >> that video is incredible. >> they have that driver to thank though. he did the right thing. >> a story we've been trying to get in the last couple of days. >> you don't love this story either. >> just keep popping up on the rundown. >> what does your bedroom color say about your mood every day? >> mine is beige. >> here we go. "huffington post," this report says your bedroom color affects your mood and that blue is apparently the color you want to paint your bedroom. it makes you feel more peaceful, calm, and serene. like the ocean. like the sky when it's clear. logical conclusions there, right? >> right. >> but it also can make your room feel bigger. which i wouldn't have jumped to that conclusion. >> big blue sky. >> yeah. so 2013 travel lodge study people slept longer in the blue

bedroom. did you know that? >> i did not. >> keep going. >> those light aura things except it's interesting to go to sleep it uses a red light. and to wake you up, it uses blue light. which i would have thought would have been the other way around. but because red light as the sun goes down the sky turns reddish. and when you're waking up it's turning blue. >> what color is your room with that light? >> i don't know. it's dark. guy to sleep and it's dark. i don't know. >> now i can make my confession. we had this in the rundown yesterday. i had to call christina and say what color is our bedroom? no idea. >> how do you not know? >> it was such a dumb call to make, i thought i don't want to make this call. i couldn't come up with this. >> she said it's a gray/blue. kind of like your dress actually. >> that's a hard color to define.

>> thank you. >> but i thought maybe green. but it's not. >> are you color blind? >> apparently he's not in there a lot. >> generally -- >> what color are your wife's eyes? >> brown. >> i don't know why you don't know the color of your bedroom. i said it was blue/greenish. >> he's not looking at the walls. he's looking at christina in her eyes. >> winner. >> this one -- we're going to end on a little fun here. but i was okay with it. myrtle beach safari and preserve adopting three tiger cubs as his own. orangutan was watching the caretakers taking care of the

cubs and then mimicked it. they have other animals too. >> oh my gosh. >> this is going to go terribly wrong in about six months. that's not going to be good. >> that's cute and cuddly. >> that's cute for a second, i think. then like you said -- oh. >> that's nice. >> but for how long? >> makes me want to go to bed in a blue bedroom. >> we took the blue to heart here. we're all wearing blue. >> that's right. >> so therefore we're calm today. >> i think that would justify that chat that was sitting on the shelf for two days. >> you know the color of tom brady's bedroom? no idea whatsoever. >> i got drawn into that one. >> hey. orange room, let's go #orange room, what's your bedroom color? no, no.

let's find it. people -- you know general, blue, yellow, gray, green. let's just find out. #orange room. what's your bedroom color? do you know what it is? anyway, a lot of wet weather. we've got a big system spinning off the texas coast. so not only that tornado is in northern texas. now they're getting heavy rain in southern texas. and then tomorrow it fatality. ion people. heavy rain soaking texas in the south today. by wednesday it's in the north texas, kansas as well. look at all that rainfall. we are talking another 3 to 4 inches in some sections. and guess what. unfortunately more severe weather by friday. the atmosphere loading up with plenty of moisture. we've got a risk of strong storms from texas right on into nebraska. 16 million people at risk 9:11.

good tuesday morning to you. i'm christina loren. we have a breezy and cool day shaping up across the bay area. we're going to see the fiercest wind today at the immediate coast and through your higher elevations. right now temperatures are still in the 50s. we're on our way to 60s. a couple isolated 70s in the north bay temperatures steady. 65 degrees on the peninsula. 67 for the tri-valley. in the next couple of days showers move in. have a great day. >> you already got a picture of somebody's bedroom? >> what color? >> i got someone's bedroom in here. >> blue? was it blue? >> no, it's a nice picture. but it's an interesting thing to ask people to send us a picture of your bedroom. >> i didn't say send a picture. i just said what color is it. but that's great. >> this is beautiful. i love your bedroom. >> great stuff. we've got great stuff coming. >> all right. >> great stuff. >> al wants to know, #what are

you wearing. >> that's just wrong. coming up it's been a nail biter to the end. so what is next for agent liz keane on "the blacklist"? megan boone faces our interrogation. >> what color is your bedroom? >> oh boy.

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there's one episode left in season two of "the blacklist." for fans thursday cannot come fast enough. >> if you're not interested to find out what's to come, look away for 30 seconds. but if you're just a little bit curious about the finale check this out. >> oh, boy. >> don't do this, keane. >> they won't listen to me. >> we'll make them listen. >> did you get my blood test back? >> positive for the virus. >> you see. they can make anything look like the truth. >> and if you run? what does that look like? if someone is setting you up, you're giving them what they want. you can fight this but you've got to do it from inside the system. >> in about 20 seconds that camera is going to turn back on. if you're going to let me go, you've got to do it now. >> wow. >> good to see you. >> hi. >> so you're on the lam now. >> yeah. >> what's going on with liz?

>> liz is in red's position now. she's one of the most wanted criminals. and she's been framed. obviously she's still good at heart. but she's a criminal now and she has to work outside the system. imagine that for season three, huh? >> so she's on the lam where does this leave her relationship with tom? starting to come back to life. >> everyone wants tom teasers but they're off limits because it's a big reveal in the finale. >> he tells everything on the shows. >> don't pit me against ryan. come on. >> he gives a little more. >> yeah, i know. >> oh. oh. wow. >> that's amazing. >> just going to brush that off. >> she came to play. >> so what color is your bedroom? >> yeah. get into it. >> dusty rose. it means it's not girlie pink but it's a pink.

>> that sounds pretty. >> it's like a pink you would find in a parisian apartment that has been dilapidated for at least two decades. >> and a back story. wow. so you wrapped shooting now. are you like a kid on summer break? >> yes. on summer break at the "today" show. in a cool dress. >> we've got to ask you about the dress. we had to strategize how you would sit down. >> yes. phillip lin made this dress. we thought it would be great because it's got a sexy slip. but you'll see my hands are strategically placed in order to make it appropriate for al roker. >> and the ladies were discussing leg folding techniques. >> they were helping me figure out whether to cross the right over the left. these go into morning show interviews. >> we have these highchairs. that's the problem.

>> we don't have high standards but we have high chairs. >> oh! >> was that a diss, roker? >> no no! no! that was about us. >> last time i was here i played a big prank on you about forgetting my name. and now i'm back and you're teasing me. >> i know. it's much like your relationship with red. it's just a big tease. >> i know. you need to just wear the hat next time. >> all right. i will. megan boone, thank you. would you like to come back when ellie kemper and jane krakowski are here? >> he likes them better than he likes us. now he wants to add you to the group. >> he thinks he's charlie and he's got angels. >> can i be him? can i be willie? >> you want to be willie? >> you can be him. i need to fold my legs the right

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>> art is now imitateing life on "chicago p.d." good to have here. >> thanks for having me. >> this time around as i understand it you're going to start doing boxing? back to the ring? >> what's great is they like to dive into each character and try to, you know, find a back story on who they are. so with antonio, there might be some things that we're going to look into next year into his background. he was a boxer in chicago. so there might be some cool scenes coming up with him regarding that. >> was it like riding a bike getting back in the ring? >> it's a lot easier not getting hit in the face. working on a heavy bag or speed bag is great. but walking into a gym and especially a gritty looking old school gym brings back so many

memories of dominic bufano who was my trainer. he's in the boxing hall of fame in jersey city. there's some pictures. >> talk about life sort of taking a turn i mean you were hoping to go to the 1992 olympics for boxing. and then acting sort of came to you. how did that happen? >> who'd have thunk it? well my mom, she knew. she said you need something to fall back on instead of just boxing. how about acting? >> that's another easy one. >> two safe careers. in the bag. >> it worked out though. >> she knew. >> and your daughter recently guest starred with you on "chicago p.d." what was that like? >> yes. it's surreal. she's really passionate about wanting to -- she performs, she sings in her heart. and she just really -- she doesn't get nervous when she performs. it's afterwards, i can't believe i did that. so it was great to see her on

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good morning to you. it is 9:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following breaking news in san francisco this morning where there has been a deadly crash involving a muni train and a child. we're waiting confirmation from police but witnesses say a boy, about 12 years old, was hit by the train at san jose and lakeview avenues in san francisco. this is in the ocean view neighborhood. we have a crew there now. we'll have an update for you during our 11:00 a.m. newscast. suspect makes his first court appearance today. san jose police say mohammed ca leaky followed a 13-year-old girl home and sexually assaulted her inside her home. police say cliquey shaved his

head and altered his look after the video was released. he's suspected in at least one other attack. cycling fans gathering in the bay area for the amgen tour of california. this is bay area leg. stage three covers 100 miles and includes a grueling climb up mt. hamilton. the race starts at 10:45 at berryessa community center. a look at weather and traffic after the break.

good tuesday morning to you. i'm christina loren. taking a live look at san jose. pretty start to the day. temperatures are going to be on the cool side for this time of year. 66 in the tri-valley. 65 degrees for us here in the south bay. right around 65 degrees on the peninsula. that wind is going to be strong as we head throughout the day today. just keep that in mind. bad day for the flowing skirt. hold on to your hats as well. 68 by wednesday. the thursday temperatures drop. we get rain. and we need the rain desperately. potentially measuring more rain

from a single storm than we typically average all may. let's check your drive with a traffic alert. the one laura told you about, folks, deadly crash involving a muni vehicle. that's at san jose avenue at lakeview avenue in the ocean view area off 280. freeway typical pattern. slower drive for north 880 coming into oakland. everything else lightening up. san mateo bridge looks better so does the dumbarton bridge over to the peninsula. north 87 tied up toward your capitol expressway. back to you. another update in half an hour.

taking a look at the headlines. a stern reminder from the federal government. insurance companies have to pay for birth control, mammograms, and well women visits without charging copays as part of the 2010 affordable care act. the mediterranean diet can counteract the effects of aging on the brain's about to function. according to to a study to those following a mediterranean diet for four years. and those given extra nuts during that period had their memory skills improve on average while those who got extra olive oil had improvements in problem solving and in planning skills. for the first time a small laboratory study has found evidence to back up the belief that it is harder for some people to lose weight.

researchers at the national institute institutes of health placed people on a strict diet for six weeks and some only lost half as much weight as others. that's because their bodies burned fewer calories while eating. some mixed results by the crash tests. four of the seven mid-sized suvs tested or rated poor or marginal. the 2015 dodge journey scored the lowest rating of poor. the dodge durango, jeep cherokee, and hyundai santa fe were marginal. at the top the moreno and wrangler. a painting by picasso smashed a record for artwork sold at auction. this is women of algiers version and it sold for $179 million. the buyer elected to remain anonymous. now let's get a check of the weather now from mr. roker. >> speaking of paintings guess what people are doing. they're sending the colors of their rooms in.

there you can see in the orange room. that's right. lots of different colors. i can paint a room. two coats just like that. anyway, we're looking at wet weather through the gulf coast. wet weather in the pacific northwest. a gorgeous day down in los angeles with sunshine and a happy 9:32. happy tuesday! temperatures for today will be on the mild side. all your various microclimates showing you mid 60s to low 70s. and that is it for today. typically we're in the 70s in the south bay this time of year. so about 5 or 10 degrees below average. the afternoon wind will intensify. appreciable rain on the way wednesday through friday. some cities could pick up up .75-inch. >> don't forget. get the weather any time you need it. weather channel on cable and weather.com online.

to my tuesday trend. we are reaching mini skirt season, flowy dresses everything we deserve at a cold winter. with breaking out those styles of course we run into issues. here with quick hacks to fix all of our warm weather fashion problems is celebrity stylist and friend host of tlc. >> good to see you. >> a funny thing happened to me at work one time. a huge gust of wind and my dress as you see on the video, went up in the air. al roker gave me his jacket. but an idea was born with our fashion team janine came up with this idea. we taped quarters in the bottom of my flowy dresses so this keeps my dress down. if we have extra strength, we have magnets. i said what kind of hacks do we need for spring wardrobe? >> this is a great one.

you can use washers if you have them your husband has them sitting around or your boyfriend. washers also do the trick. this is a very common way to actually keep clothes sitting where they should. >> we just taped the quarter in with double sided tape and it kept the dress down. so you have tips for me. >> more hacks. >> this time of the year we get our manicure and pedicure and it chips in a day. >> stick your hands right after your man cure in ice water for 60 seconds and it hardens it so it prevents chipping and cracking. >> certain nail polishes that last longer? >> lighter colors you see less chipping. and a gel manicure will last longer. if you have a normal, in between your lunch break, this is great. >> you're going to get frostbite. thank you. this is another common issue. white t-shirt season and we hate when our bras show. what's the hack? >> a lot of times you wear a white or nude bra under white and you get a nip slip. to prevent that, red is the

trick. red bra will prevent your nipples from going through. >> it seems it would draw the red to under the white. >> what it does is obstructs the ability of seeing your nipple. >> how many times can you say that word? >> why don't we say that 92 times? >> moving on. our skin. i am a coconut oil fanatic. this is one of your hacks as well for dry skin. >> this is great. this is a great hack for healthy hair. you take a teaspoon of coconut oil mix it to your regular conditioner and proceed as normal. just use your conditioner as you normally would in the shower and it brightens and shines your hair. >> i'm going to take this advice from you. >> because i'm bald. you can also use it as a long-term conditioner. put it in for an hour before you wash your hair. then wash and condition as normal normal. but just add it to your conditioner. >> this time of the year people are at weddings and graduations. that means you're on your feet

for a long time. you think it's a good idea in wedges as i did this weekend to go walking. my feet were on fire. here's a hack i discovered on i had own. i take a tennis ball or golf ball after being in high heels all day. i don't show my feet on tv so ally will do that. i sit down on the edge of my bed and roll my foot along the ball. it makes a huge difference. >> keep these in your car too. a lot of times you go to a wedding, your feet hurt. sneak out and massage. or on the way home. >> she's a new mom and needs the pampering. thank you for being willing. up next 16-year-old bea miller is being called this summer's

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crowd. just a few years later she auditioned for the second season of "the x factor." ♪ i will go down with the ship ♪ >> reporter: she placed in the top ten and made a lasting impression on demi lovato. bea made her first-ever morning show appearance right here on "today" as elvis duran's artist of the month. ♪ baby we were born with fire and gold in our eyes ♪ >> reporter: now she's ready to make a bigger splash with her new album "not an apology." >> we're going to hear a single from bea in a moment. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> welcome back to the "today" show. >> thank you. >> this ride has been incredible for you over the last year, even the last few months. what has been the highlight of it all? >> i think it's been chavling and seeing all this fans. it's crazy. i never thought a bunch of people

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>> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> now performing her first single off her debut album here is 16-year-old bea miller with "fire & gold." ♪ ♪ like an astronaut that's scared of heights ♪ ♪ with a heart that's beating at the speed of light ♪ ♪ you've been waiting for this feeling all your life ♪ ♪ sometimes it's just hard to realize ♪

♪ when you're stuck in a moment ♪ ♪ and your spark has been stolen ♪ ♪ this is our time to own it ♪ ♪ so own it ♪ ♪ baby we were born with fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ eyes ♪ ♪ with fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ eyes ♪ ♪ got lightning in a bottle ♪ ♪ hands on the throttle ♪ ♪ even in the dust we shine ♪ ♪ with fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ there is something different about you and i ♪ ♪ and i feel like i have known you my whole life ♪ ♪ there is beauty behind every tear you've cried ♪

♪ sometimes it's just hard to realize ♪ ♪ when you're stuck in a moment ♪ ♪ and your spark has been stolen ♪ ♪ this is our time to own it ♪ ♪ so own it ♪ ♪ baby we were born with fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ eyes ♪ ♪ with fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ eyes ♪ ♪ got lightning in bottle ♪ ♪ hands on the throttle ♪ ♪ even in the dust we shine ♪ ♪ with fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ there is love inside this madness ♪ ♪ we are walking on the moon ♪ ♪ though i don't believe in magic ♪ ♪ i believe in me and you ♪

♪ ooh ♪ ♪ i believe in me and you ♪ ♪ i believe in me and you ♪ ♪ fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ eyes ♪ ♪ with fire & gold in our eyes ♪ ♪ eyes ♪ ♪ got lightning in a bottle ♪ ♪ hands on the throttle ♪ ♪ even in the dust we shine ♪ ♪ with fire & gold in our guys ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ >> yeah!

>> bea miller! >> killed it. yes. >> great job. >> bea miller great job. >> thank you. >> well done. >> back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

uh-oh. >> look who's here and look what time it is. >> time for lovely ladies. >> we've never had this many celebrities in one show. >> we're cooking with kathrine heigl. >> wow. >> in a new wonderful show. and sam elliot. guts glory, ram. >> it's what's for dinner. >> i love his voice. >> and how about that first show? >> wow. >> are you on for two mourhours?

seems like a lot of show. >> you're going to work your magic. >> i can't say that? >> no. they're going to drag your rear end out of here. >> as long as i can take your stuff with me. >> all right. all that and

good morning everyone. breaking news that we're following is in san francisco. there has been a deadly crash involving a muni train and a child. the san francisco fire department tells us a 12-year-old boy was hit by the train at san jose and lakeview

avenues. this will be in the ingleside neighborhood. witnesses say the boy was trying to catch the train. stephanie chuang is there now. she will have an update during our 11:00 a.m. newscast. growing concerns over seismic safety. the bay area toll authority approved 4$4 million for extensive testing. the concern is steel rods that secure the bridge's main tower to its base on the eastern span. caltrans testing indicating water from the bay is seeping into the foundation, and that could impact the integrity of the rods. if true that would lead to major corrosion. let's check your weather this morning. thank you, scott. 67 in the tri-valley. weather headlines tell the story. the wind will intensify as we head throughout the afternoon. it's going to play a role just like it did yesterday. choppy on the bay.

appreciable rainfall moves in wednesday through friday. as we get into the weekend, unsettled weather continues. we'll still be able to get you outdoors, though. i'll have your full forecast today at 11:00. here is mike and your drive. in the south bay we have some slowdowns northbound. things are much better than before. the only remaining incident is northbound 85 at fremont. motorcycle involved in that. spectator slowing. no major injuries. we have a smoother drive developing for the san mateo bridge and oakland heading toward the bay bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza, the teaedly crash in the ingleside area san jose avenue and lakeview. the m. ocean view line for san francisco affected as well. another local news update coming up for you in half an hour. we'll see you then.

from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ >> we're semi alive tay actually because there's a lot of pollen here, but that's okay. >> who cares. >> you know how you get through it, booze day tuesday. may 12th. we have the most celeb packed show we've ever had. >> i think you're right. we have emmy winner katherine heigl with us. you know what she's going to be doing something we haven't seen her do on our program yet. >> apparently she's quite the little cook. >> she is. she's whipping up not only something to eat but more importantly something to drink.

>> yes. and then we hit the trifecta of dashing men, martin sheen and sam waterson and sam elliott. look at those guys. we are so blessed. >> hunky, hunky. >> yeah. and we have more hunks there. our guys tell all. >> new addition too. look at him. yeah, baby. >> looks at that. >> all right. >> fun show. >> how are you? >> we have good news about the puppies we had on our show yesterday. if you guys watched we had three dogs that were part of a dog travel segment all up for adoption. first, one got adopted yesterday. >> before the show was over. >> oh my goshp. there's a singer, guy named michael hobby. >> a band called a thousand years they have a great -- >> thousand horses. >> thousand horses. they have a great song that i'm blanking on the name of. "smoke." thanks. and this little dog was on the show. >> so cute. named sugar. >> and his wife said that it was his first time on the show and sugar's first time on the show.

>> on national tv right? >> and they -- >> look. it's love. that's the one i fell in love with too. >> those eyes. >> if i didn't have three. how precious. and then another one. two of the three have been adopted now. >> which one? >> the other one. >> the little beagle. >> the beagle. >> the beagle was adopted toop. >> oh. and then so what about the last dog? >> well if it's two out of three that means that one wasn't. >> i know. i feel bad. like the one left out. the beagle. >> yeah. >> and i was holding that other one. the other cute one. >> yeah. the first one. >> that wasn't adopted. >> now you don't have blake you should have adopted him. >> i have blake. he's just at camp. >> sometimes they don't come back. >> you know who's having a bad day, only because of the headlines? i'm sure he'll get through this just fine, but tom brady is having a tough day. >> "the daily news" had a choice headline. yes. >> not to be outdone by the new york post. >> a choice headline.

they've had fun for weeks with this. >> but maybe not surprised, the boston papers played it differently. let's see what their headline screams. not that one. the other one. the other one. that's much more colorful and exciting. >> nfl air heads." you can imagine. yep yep yep. >> he got suspended for four games. they lost a couple draft picks and they got a million dollar fine. so that's what happened. the nfl commissioner roger goodell sasds this is his quote we reached this decision after extensive discussions. >> and tom brady's agent of course -- into said it was ridiculous and no legitimate bases. >> he's filed an appeal and we'll follow this. i think a lot of people expected punishment. i think most were surprised it's four games. that's a quarter of the season. >> yes. >> that's a big deal. i mean ray rice was suspended twos games when we saw that video of him punching his wife in the elevator. >> which was a domestic

violence, separate and apart from the game of football. >> on the field. >> they've gotten so much criticism the last few years for concussions, for all the different scandals that i think they've just -- are trying to say listen, we hear you and we're going to really take these things seriously now. that's just -- i haven't spoken to roger goodell, but i know he's very concerned about the integrity of the sport. >> i know. some people say they overcorrected, went too far with all of the punishment. >> we'll find that out in the appeals process. >> they keep saying had he shown his text messages because he wasn't cooperative in the investigation and they had half the text messages which showed, you know, who apparently tom brady was writing to about these deflated balls but weren't showing what he said. >> those guys are suspended indefinitely without pay, right? >> yeah. >> they're going to appeal it. i wonder if it's going to end up going down a little bit after that. >> i don't know. what some somebody wanted to say something. >> nobody wants to say something. they're talking amongst them snoofls i had one of the biggest fights i've ever had in my

family with my husband and son about this. we decided for in the interest of peace in our own household we would no longer discuss it. >> what -- you thought it was fair and they thought -- >> not about this. about the initial -- >> the whole thing. >> the initial scandal. >> they thought it was -- >> i'm not discussing it anymore. >> you discuss everything! >> you can imagine, frank didn't think it was such a huge deal in the scheme of things but he loves, loves, loves bill belichick and he loves tom brady. >> right. >> and he sometimes can't see beyond things. >> right. >> and -- >> you just started a few back at your house. >> and cody went right along with him. anyway. >> well, seems like -- >> got to agree to disagree on these things. boy, tensions are -- oh my gosh. >> i know. >> people get death threats not that i've heard about it. crazy things. >> it's a big deal. it is a big deal. >> what else is a semi big deal. >> what?

>> these bus ads in wales, not that you -- wales is part of the uk, maybe you don't know, causing a little controversy. some people think they're big animals that float in the ocean. this is an ad. >> yeah. >> these men and women. >> wants people to ride the bus. it says supposedly shows topless people. this one we're allowed to show has a girl with a tank on. there are some where they're topless and it says ride me all day for three pounds. so anyway that is controversial and i guess they took it down because people didn't like to see -- >> i was surprised. nothing seems to bother anybody anymore, you know, and europe is so -- >> so much more risque than that. ride me is what's bad for three pounds. i mean -- >> shoulds cost more than that. >> hellop. that seems inexpensive. >> i mean, for all day.

okay. so there's a statement from the travel group do we have to, please. >> begin the volume of negativity received we decided to remove the pictures from the back of the busses within the next 24 hours. >> we show it on american television for fun. >> if you like "dancing with the stars" it's getting down to the end here and there are lots of great moments. everyone is wondering who's going to be left standing. there's a great great thing that happened. one of the favorites one of the ones who everyone loves. >> double amputee, right? >> i think his arm and his leg. >> noah galaway, a veteran. he's -- everyone's rooting for him. one of these guys. >> sure. >> anyway he danced -- >> look at this. >> to "the time of my life." he got raves from the judges. but that's not what everyone was talking about. what happened next is what it was. his girlfriend jamie who is an army reserve specialist was there to cheer him on. take a look. >> jamie, the moment that you

surprised me on the show was one of the most amazing moments i've ever had and this song "the time of my life," you give that to me. i have to do this here because -- >> okay. >> oh! >> oh, no. >> would you marry me? [ applause ] >> forget this. what did -- forget the judges scores what do you have to say about that? >> i'm speechless. i'm never speechless. i love you so much. >> i love you. >> is that a yes? >> yes yes yes. >> oh.. >> thank you, jerry. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's so sweet. that was so darn sweet. >> the standing o from

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>> happy to be here. fun to be doing this. >> great to see you. >> you're quite the cook at home. this is authentic. >> i cook a lot. my mother a big cook growing up and was my mentor and taught me and my thing these days i just want to do things that are still beautiful and delicious and elegant, but not going to cost me my entire day, my money, resources, energy. >> yes. >> so this is all about just serving a beautiful meal for a friend but making it easy as possible for the process. >> okay. >> what are we starting with? >> first of all -- >> i don't usually do that. >> these are beautiful summer italian margaritas. my good friend p.j., a director and mixologist made for me. >> it's a margarita. >> try that. >> that's good. >> what's different? something different in this? >> it's got basil. >> it's the basil. >> do good tequila. you don't want a headache. >> it's worth it. that is unusual but i like it.

>> it's savory and a good precursor to this little meal we have going on here. coming back for that later. >> of course you are. >> my mom has been making this for 30 years. it's a summer basil brie pasta salad you can make at the beginning of the day and let it sit and marinate. >> chill? cold? >> room temp. >> okay. >> you're using your chopped tomatoes, garlic, lots of garlic your sliced basel. >> ever worry about your breath? >> i mean, yeah, but it's just me and two little girls and eight dogs and a husband that has to put up with it. >> how old are the girls, by the way? >> 6 and 3. i wish i had a photo. i was going to send a photo for you guys. i couldn't get it off my computer. >> should we put this in there? >> yes. >> put a wheel of brie in the freezer. >> trouble already. >> for just like, i don't know, 10, 15, minutes to get it hard enough to make it easy to sort

of slice the rind off. you want to slice that off. >> okay. >> people sometimes don't know they're not supposed to eat the rind. >> i mean i'll eat it. >> i like her. >> anything -- >> it goes with it no little cheese on there i'll eat it. >> suck the cheese off of it baby. >> try to do that. >> should i do a pinch of salt. >> do like a lot of salt and olive oil. >> how much would you say? >> a good -- >> drench it? >> yeah. >> you know what my mom tried this basil infused olive oil. >> yeah. >> which is awesome. >> crazy. >> and delicious. >> come on down here. >> once you get the rindo shouldn't take long, chop up the brie and put this in a bowl together with the brie. dump that? >> why am i doing all the work, hoda. >> that's what you do. >> my drink. >> don't want to lose that. >> okay. thank you. >> all right. then what. >> then take hots pasta.

toss it into that bowl. >> any kind of pasta. >> spaghetti is my go-to. >> bring that bowl over here. >> no, thank you. >> lovely. >> and then the hot pasta will melt that brie. >> that's how you do it. >> okay. >> look at this. >> oh, my gosh. >> you have to get a bite with no cheese. >> i will. you try this. get in here. >> i'm going to get involved. >> marinated for the day -- >> get anything good on it. >> get in there. >> what's this, katherine? what do we have here. >> this is a simple radish salad that we have a ranch up in utah and we have this beautiful property and my mom has an organic garden. >> delicious. >> garlic amazing. >> doing any more interviews today, i apologize in advance. >> oh, my gosh, that's good. >> right. how easy is that. takes a little prep with the chopping but -- >> no prep at all. it's amazing. >> yummy. >> listen to your mother. >> you can grow your radishes on

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slow motion dream playing in the background -- >> yeah. >> what if we call not the sweat but the glow. the post-workout glow. the flush, healthy, eyes bright. >> yeah. >> glow better be from ax body spray. >> okay. >> you wear a white t on a lazy sunday, do you find that hot? >> yeah. >> yes it is. it has to be a v-neck t, not like an eminem oversized t. >> yeah. >> something that accentuates the curves. >> pushing it to say without the bra skl. >> nothing wrong with that. >> by the way -- >> talking about the mother of your three children. >> yeah. >> and by the way, now that you said that, let's make sure that it is soaking wet. >> all right. >> but not from sweat. >> okay. >> still some water. >> wearing your shirt. >> oh, yeah. >> especially while fixing me eggs in the morning. >> really? >> your breakfast. >> i like that. >> one of my good shirts?

>> i'm just saying. >> stretch. >> you stretch and arch your back. >> i love the pinch and giggle. it's nice, downward and upward dog. that's what we're talking about. >> all these things are sexy if the person -- if the person you like is doing them. >> right. >> you know. >> no no, stretching is -- can be -- seductive. any time you look like a cat in heat that's sexy, i'm sorry. >> does your wife still do that for you? >> does she still stretch? >> yeah. she stretches. >> my wife -- my wife is stretching all the time. my wife is at church stretching and bumping into the person in front of her. >> that's how she gets me to do things for her. >> go and do this. stretch it out. >> we have more. don't worry. we will hear about your questions. >> yes we will. >> sam waterson and sam elliott [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers.

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>> sheila i would like to know how -- from virginia, how do you get men to share their feelings? >> oh, wow. >> you know -- >> ask -- >> that's a good one. >> i don't like talking ability that. >>. >> you got to know him for a long time and be patient and allow him to you know -- because the moment you ask him about his feelings, then he's like why are you asking me about my feelings. >> is it a trust factor you're saying? >> with guys we work bet he when we think it's our idea. you got to let us -- >> if your wife came up to you and you were troubled by something and weren't ready to share it what would make you want to share that? >> honesty, taking a drive together. >> yeah. >> a little quiet and space and you kind of open up. >> by the way, they do say men open up more when not looking at you. the driving works, they're looking ahead. >> they're asking the question stand behind him and ask him the question. yeah. you'll be fine.

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>> >>. >> i think it's all a matter of comfort and just patience. like guys, we have stuff that we like to say but we just want to be comfortable, we want to feel like, you know, like i said feel like it's our idea to talk about it. >> he's not going to like me for this. here's a trick you can do. when you want to talk to him about anything, find his favorite football team. mine is the eagles. go you know what happened to the eagles. >> go what. no, that's not what i want to talk about. here's what i want to talk about. >> you know what, we love each other but it's really important that we like one another too, isn't it? >> yeah. >> be somebody that's really likable. >> yeah. >> be that -- >> wow. >> and be sensitive towards your guy's feelings. a lot of times guys are -- we work so hard to not be sensitive and a lot of times we are and we feel like we're getting chastised for it. >> we work so hard not to be sensitive because here's the little-known secret men are more sensitive than women.

>> i think that's -- >> from the time you're a little boy. go to any park look the at the boys and look at the little girls. the little girls are trying to discuss things. little boys -- all they do because we are more sensitive and so as a result we overcompensate. >> i would have told you you're the inferior species. >> that's all the time we have. >> all right. >> timing is everything. don't forget you can catch kristoffer in a beautiful, beautiful movie called "where hope grows" in theaters starting this friday. congratulations. >> thank you. >> if you have a question for the guys next time go to klgandhoda.com and hit the connect button and ask. >> what's next, hoda woman? >> relationships don't get more complicated than this one. >> martin sheen and sam waterson. i think -- >> yeah. >> chemistry in a big secret i'm brian vickers, nascar® driver. i'm kevin nealon comedian. and i'm arnold palmer, professional golfer. know what we have in common? we talked to our doctors

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>> what? >> in the romantic comedy "i'll see you in my dreams" where he sweeps a widow off his feet. i think it's blythe. >> what's your name? >> yes. >> your name is yes? >> yes, i'll go to lunch with you. >> just like that? >> how else would you like it to be? >> when? >> now. >> now? >> i'm hungry. >> there you have it. >> i love it. i love it. >> oh, yeah. >> "hope springs eternal". >> thank you. >> we've been teasing him unmercifully. >> we have. >> i think they've heard it all before. did we make complete and total fools of ourself that we're crazy about you. >> not yet. >> haven't laid it on thick enough. >> in all your career this has been one of the highlights for you. tell us why. >> it's a great piece of material with great people. that's really what it's all about. you know, i've been a fan of blythe's for years.

>> lovely lady. >> have you worked with her too? >> and i've never crossed paths with her. >> never met her. >> never met her. >> and rhea perlman she was lovely in it. >> yeah. >> mary kate place, nice to see her again. >> you know, martin star. you know, it's a great bunch. >> yeah. >> you must have loved your role in this, because it seemed >> no i think it's a cut above what i am really, but it's always nice to play some character that you would have liked to be. >> describe this character for us. >> well, he's kind of a footloose guy, you know. he's reached a point in his life where he's, you know, he's where he wants to be. he's -- he decided he doesn't have any people dependent upon him and decided to live his life the way he wants to live it. >> nothing to prove anymore. >> happens across this gal he falls for. >> why isn't he chasing the 21-year-olds? >> i don't have an answer. it wasn't on the page.

>> i think a lot of women of a certain maturity think that it's never going to happen for them because they think all men are just chasing after the 20-year-olds. not true. >> yeah. i think, you know, you said a minute ago, hope springs eternal. >> yeah. >> i think on some level that's very true and one of the themes of this picture, is that it's never too late, you know, for a relationship to begin. >> speaking of relationships, we are talking about yours and the minute we mentioned your wife, your eyes smiled. >> i was like oh. >> beautiful. >> you've been married for. >> 31 years. >> yeah. been together 34 years. >> wow. >> beautiful daughter and she's sort of retired from -- >> she is beautiful. >> your daughter is too. >> which one is your wife? >> yeah. >> and so she's sort of retired from the acting field. looking to maybe come back. >> she pulled the plug to be mom. >> yeah. >> never regret that. back in the day. and now she would love to be working and ought to be working. >> yeah.

>> definitely ought to be working. >> can we ask you an extremely personal question? >> you may not get an answer if it's that personal. >> how old were you when your voice changed? >> i was a young teenager when my voice first changed, yeah. >> like 13? >> yeah. >> did it scare your mother? >> no. my mom actually, i think, was responsible in many ways other than genetically for my voice. she drug me to a choir when i was like 4 or 5 years old and i sang and this is really funny to this gal over here. >> the one. >> i bet it's kate. it's kate. >> it's kate. hi, kate. >> you ought to come over here and sit with me. anyway, so i got into singing in the choirs and stuff and i think i really kind of developed my voice over the years. >> we know your voice is distinctive. we're going to play an ad and see if you can guess which one it is. >> we'll all play together. >> it's yours. >> let's go. first one.

>> to take it all head on, channel the universe. short distances. >> railroad. >> railroad. >> it was -- what railroad was that? southern pacific i guess is what it was. >> it's ram trucks. >> really? >> it's ram trucks. >> i've done so many of those -- if you played it that far i might have figured it out. that is a new spot. >> thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. >> we are big, big fans of yours. the movie is beautiful. >> you give blythe and everybody our love. >> thank you so much. >> "i'll see you in my dreams

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. that breaking news in san francisco right now where a young boy was hit and killed by a muni train. a family is devastated. investigators are wondering what went wrong. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. i'm scott mcgrew. this crash happened around 8:30 this morning near the intersection of san jose and lakeview avenues. that's the ingleside neighborhood. nbc bay area stephanie chuang live there now. steph, just a tragic scene. >> reporter: scott and kris, i have to tell you this is one of the most heart-wrenching scenes i've had to come to. the boy was still caught under the train when we got here.