look good. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're back at 7:25 with live local news update. >> big day. giants and warriors playing. . good morning. this is the man police have identified as the suspect in that vicious home invasion murder in washington, d.c. this morning the major break in the case. dna from found in the house. much bigger, much worse. that oil spill in california now five times larger than originally thought. the slick, nine miles long. a state of emergency declared and now authorities are looking into possible criminal charges. last late night, david letterman ends his record-setting run as only he could. >> it's beginning to look like i'm not going to get "the tonight show." >> a finale packed with presidents, stars.

>> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. >> a rare cameo from his family. and home stretch, matt just an hour away from finishing his 226-mile red nose bike red for charity. >> and it's been four days since we launched our journey from boston to new york and manhattan. here we come today, thursday, may 21st, 2015. from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a thursday morning. this is it, carson daly is back, matt is about to make his triumphant return to the plaza after a gruelling bike ride. i have to tell you carson said he will personally massage

anything that hurts this morning after your bike ride. >> never happened. >> i am going to respectfully take a pass on that, carson, but nice to see you back. good job with the finale of "the voice" and see what that is, that is the skyline of new york city and the empire state building which means only the east river separates us and i'm going to take off and head towards you in a couple minutes. >> we cannot wait to welcome you back. so so proud. we'll see you ins just a few and check in with you along the way. but we want to get to our top story this morning, a big one. the manhunt for that suspect in a chilling murder case in the nation's capital that has captivated the country. he has been identified by of all things a pizza crust left at the crime scene. nbc's national correspondent peter alexander is covering this for us. peter this is a major break, good morning to you. >> yeah, savannah, exactly right. first the murders and now the manhunt. dramatic developments overnight a ton of information this morning. police are looking for the

34-year-old suspect, daron dylan wynn who they connected by pizza crust left at the scene. new video from overnight that we shot where police went to the last known address of wynn, about a half hour away from the mansion, the home here in d.c. it's in maryland. significantly it's near to where the family's car was found burning exactly a week ago and now the manhunt has intensified. this morning, washington, d.c., police say this man is suspected in the brutal killings of the family and their housekeeper one week ago. the police are now asking the public for help finding daron wynn, a warrant charging murder one while armed. "the washington post" reports the break in the case that haunted the nation's capital came after police matched him to dna found on the crust of a domino's pizza ordered to the multimillion-dollar mansion last wednesday as the four hostages

were held captive inside. the announcement came after a source close to the family says hours before the fire, the assistant delivered $40,000 cash to the home. the money withdrawn from an account at american iron works where he was ceo. nbc station wrc reports savopoulus called thursday asking the assistant to deliver the cash. >> use caution. this is a crime scene. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived at the house thursday afternoon investigators say the $40,000 was gone and so was the family a's porsche later found abandoned and torched 15 miles away. it's unclear whether he is the person of interest seen in the surveillance video running from the car fire but public records show he has lived at several addresses in that area. went has been arrested numerous times. crime scene investigators searched the home for blood stains. sources familiar with the investigation say the fire began on the second floor in 10-year-old philip's room. all three of the adults were found down the hall in a

separate room, beaten and stabbed. and again this morning our local station wrc is reporting that police believe wynn lefts the washington, d.c., area shortly after those murders took place, exactly a week ago. throughout this investigation investigators have told us they believe there may have been more than one person involved in these murders. right now the hunt is on specifically for that man, daron wynn. a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. back to you. >> thank you so much. turn to nbc news law enforcement analyst jim cavanagh, retired atf special agent in charge. good morning to you. i have to say, this is extraordinary, that investigators were able to find this suspect they say from dna on a pizza crust of all things. >> right, savannah. solid police work by the d.c. homicide detectives. they poured the resources on it.

they were backed up by atf, fbi, lab, i'm sure. now they have the suspect so the whole complexion changes and wynn likely has fled. either criminal actor, a lot of cash in his pocket, tend to go to places like florida, california, caribbean, they have cash, likely to be in a hotel. he won't be free long because his picture will be all over the national media and social media and anybody he's in contact with, anybody, even a person he's known a long time is in danger because this guy will be a desperate man. >> you say it's huge to be able to put a name and face to this suspect that the d.c. police have identified so it sounds like you're confident that with that wherever he's gone, they're going to be able to find him. >> the greatest intelligence system in the world is america's broadcast media, radio, print media, followed by social media. nobody will get away when their picture is all over like that. he's a guy paying cash, not likely in his home environment.

he will be in a hotel, buying a plane ticket with cash, paying everything with cash with the $40,000 that he brutally murdered the family with. he's a guy who's likely had contact with that -- mr. savopoulus. he's a buffed out looking guy. there might have been contacts there. and he made this plan and likely has a helper confed deteriorate if that helper is still alive. one could kill the other in a crime this brutal. >> it's obviously a huge development in this case. thank you very much for your perspective. always good to talk to you. >> thanks, savannah. >> an oil spill off the southern california coast is worse than expected as much as 105,000 gallons may have leaked from a broken pipeline near santa barbara. the slick now stretching nine miles. halle jackson is on one of the beaches shut down by the oil. how is it looking this morning? >> the sun has come up out west here so cleanup should begin shortly. we moved further south down the

coast to the community of santa barbara. it is a very popular town for the weekend but this coming weekend two of the biggest state beaches have been closed disappointing folks. we expect more responders to descend on santa barbara county today joining the 300 some personnel already on scene. the coast guard says oil floating off the coast after a spill from a broken oil pipeline stretches about 9 miles, more than doubling the affected area. since an onshore oil pipeline broke tuesday and leaked for several hours, as much as 105,000 gallons of oil may have spilled into the ocean, five times more than initial estimates. on wednesday governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency to free up resources to respond to the spill. >> this is a disaster. it's a worst nightmare scenario. >> reporter: the district and state attorneys general are investigating the pipeline spill for possible criminal prosecution.

this comes as the "l.a. times" reports that the all american pipeline the texas based company responsible for the ruptured pipe, has accumulated 175 safety and maintenance infractions since 2006, more than three times the national average. none of the past incidents resulted in injuries, but the pipe company settled with the epa for a series of leaks in the midwest. california officials haves closed both refugio and el capitan state beach for the busy weekend and the state department of fish and wildlife closed fishing and shellfish harvesting for a mile. >> the care and safety of everyone affected remains our top priority in our response. >> reporter: all american pipeline has apologized for what it calls the inconvenience of the community because of the spill and hopes to minimize the environmental impact and is committed to the cleanup, savannah and carson, a process that could certainly take days, if not weeks. >> yeah. a lot of cleaning up to do there. on the story for us, thanks, hally.

>> another big story, we have a rare and remarkable look into the mind of osama bin laden in his final days. a collection of documents seized during the 2011 raid on his pakistani compound have been declassified and revealing more about his final years in hiding. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has more on this. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. this is a treasure trove of documents, letters, books, video games, offering new insights into the thinking over nearly ten years of the world's most wanted man. from the ruins of his hideout in pakistan, osama bin laden is single minded. the focus should be on killing and fighting the american people and their representatives, he wrote. an avid reader his on-line book shelf raged from bob woodward's obamas war to former cia desk chief miker schwarzenegger's "imperial hubris." halves his collection were conspiracy theories like bloodlines.

>> this is not some kind of detached strategic leader. this is very much someone who has his hands in the mechanism, his lieutenants are back and forth with him. >> reporter: bin laden's letters, even a notebook in his own handwriting reveal a network run like a business with an on-line job application asking aspiring terrorists any hobbies or past times, do you know any workers or experts in chemistry, communications or other fields? do you wish to execute a suicide operation? and finally, who should we contact in case you become a martyr. bin laden is also revealed an increasingly isolated in abbottabad, months before the s.e.a.l. team six attack, he wrote his favorite wife, i think i have to leave them, referring to the brothers guarding him. he didn't leave in time. bin laden, a family man, wrote passionate letters to a wife living in iran. warning her to remove fillings from her teeth, in case the

iranians inserted a tracking device. for the children there were video games at the compound, including delta force extreme 2. also found by the real u.s. special forces, the night they attacked. >> there's a lot of stuff we found in the raid. this was proof that osama bin laden was still running al qaeda there. >> reporter: bin laden repeatedly warned his followers not to attack other muslims or to grab territory, but to keep targeting american embassies and oil companies while isis, which did not exist while bin laden was alive, is doing what he warned against. savannah and carson. >> incredible to see his focus still on that to the very end. thank you very much. natalie here now with a troubling story about i sig isis militants are in controlled of pal mira, and activist monitoring group says the extremists overran the site on wednesday. the fall of the town is a defeat for bashar al asad forces. after the recent takeover of

ramadi the terror group controls over half of syrian territory. palmyra dates back to the first and second centuries. a second marine killed in the hard landing of an osprey aircraft has been identified. officials say 21-year-old lance corporal matt through detserman died during a training mission in hawaii. two remain hospitalized in stable condition. a tragic story, in omaha this morning, where a police officer was killed just one day before she was supposed to begin her delayed maternity leave. 29-year-old keri orosko was shot in an exchange of gunfire. the suspect was killed. she was a new mother, her newborn daughter born prematurely in february and set to be released from an omaha hospital today. this morning the "new york times" began publishing more than 300 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails from the time when she was secretary of state. the documents had not yet been

officially released to the public. they represent about one third of the e-mails from clinton's personal account that the state department has turned over to a house committee investigating the 2012 attacks in benghazi, libya. and a story now about a future mother-in-law who stole the show before the wedding day even before the proposal. take a look. bridget clark was reporting moments before her sister's boyfriend was about to pop the question. she tried to usher her mother out of the frame, but during the confusion, she did a face plant in the sand delaying the moment for seconds. >> mom, look up at your daughter right now. look up at your daughter. >> that's why we're here. >> bill devaney wouldn't let that fall ruin the moment. he dropped to his knee, did what he came there to do and brieann said yes. >> she dropped to her knee.

>> more than her knee sadly. full-on face plant. >> i like how they keep rolling. >> i know. >> kind of make fun of her. thank you so much. >> you got it. >> hello, mr. roker. >> hello. wish i we could say good-bye to all the rain for our friends in texas but it's not going anywhere any time soon. look at what's been going on. for the month of may, rainiest may ever. number two for oklahoma city, wichita falls, corpus christi sixth wettest may ever. keeps coming. austin, texas, looking at more wet weather for you today as well. in fact right now, in parts of wichita falls, they have planneder to evacuations going on along the wichita river and the rain will keep coming for today on into tomorrow. the rain and the heavy showers and thunderstorms. in fact, look at saturday. we've got the risk of severe weather going into the day saturday on into sunday. we're expecting another five to seven inches of rain in this region over the next several

days into memorial day. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. tracking a little bit of drizzle and light rain in san francisco. cloudy skies. mist closer to san jose. all day sea breeze. highs staying cool. upper 50s around pacifica. san francisco, early start to the giants game today. looks misty and drizzly at times. temperatures close to 60 around first pitch and then cooling into the 50s as the game goes

on. cool again tomorrow. a bit warmer as we head into the weekend for memorial day weekend. highs inland finally hitting the low 70s. carson. >> thank you, al. he has been making us laugh for a record 33 years in late night. this morning, david letterman is easing into retirement after a star-studded finale. willie was brave enough to stay up late and watch it all. how was it? >> it was good, al was up too. we saw the same thing. dave has hosted more than 6,000 shows, 20,000 guests, inspiring every current late night host in the process. his final late show was filled with stars, presidents and in true letterman style not a whole lot of hugging or tears. >> david letterman! >> reporter: it was one last your tain curtain call for a late night legend. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: david letterman, signing off with his signature sarcasm and self deprecation. >> i'll be honest with you, it's beginning to look like i'm not

going to get "the tonight show." >> recounting his favorite moments. welcome to taco bell, what do you want? >> reporter: spanning more than three decades and two networks. >> i want you to hold it down on this end like this. >> you're down there, why don't you do it? >> reporter: taking parting shots from four presidents. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> reporter: and some a-list insults in one final top ten list. >> your extensive plastic surgery was a necessity and a mistake. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. [ applause ] >> reporter: letterman spoke from his desk and from his heart thanking his family. >> i love you both and really nothing else matters, does it? >> reporter: his band -- >> and my good, good friend, as good a friend as can you have on

television. as good a friend you can have in life absolutely a musical genius, paul schaefer. >> thank you so much, dave, you changed our lives. >> reporter: and his audience. >> the people who watch this show, there is nothing i can do to ever repay you. thank you for everything. you've given me everything. >> reporter: before signing off for good. >> the only thing i have left to do for the last time on a television program. thank you and good night. >> and the show ended with a photo montage as his favorite band foo fighters performed his favorite song. we talked about jimmy kimmel in honor of david letterman not running an original show, last night conan came on the air live and promptly said hit your dvr button and watch dave. that's the reverence they have for david letterman. >> no letterman, no leno. >> who is the king of late night

now, carson daly. >> you're in trouble. >> jimmy fallon. >> there's your king right there. >> willie thanks for that. coming up, terminal breakdown. what forced police to use a taser on a passenger be in the middle of a crowded l.a.x. >> from boston to the big apple, matt is nearing the finish line now of his epic tour to red nose. he better start pedalling. first this is "today" on nbc. you want to get th er but first this is "today" on nbc.

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pacifica within the last month or so. and golden state warriors are going to go at it again. they are gearing up for game two at oakland arena. putting out the gold shirts. yep, they're taking them on tonight. rooting behind them. also experiencing a little drizzle in the air this morning up in the city by the bay. let's check in with rob. >> cool forecast. get towards the afternoon. seeing numbers in the mid 50s and really not warming up a whole lot. you can see 67 in san jose. mid 50s to upper 50s closer to san francisco for the giants game today. again, we've got tornado watches in the low 60s as we go through the early part of the afternoon and these temperatures staying fairly cool. again, 67 there in san jose. 65 in morgan hill. tomorrow could see morning mist as well. and then for the weekend we're expecting temperatures to climb into the low 70s. finally feeling a bet more like spring around the bay area in time for the weekend. mike? >> it doesn't look like spring right now. may gray typical. it's gray. mist and drizzle is what rob is

talking about. this is right by the coliseum. smooth drive at the map. this area will be an issue toward the warriors tonight. rob is talking about a midday game in san francisco as well. that will mean traffic for the bay bridge. right now you have your slowing through berkeley, university, earlier crash. moved to the shoulder. there's that typical build atrosz is san mateo bridge slow to think peninsula side and northbound now three san jose as well. typical patterns around the bay. >> just another thursday. thanks for joining us. we'll be back in half an hour. [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy

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♪ 7:30 now on a thursday morning. may 21, 2015. remember that date, matt is making history. >> that's right. >> his 226 tour de red nose ends today and we'll celebrate. >> he's ready for it. >> but first, a look at what's making headlines. a suspect has been named in the murder of the washington, d.c. family and a housekeeper. the key piece of evidence dna an pizza crust left at the scene. 34-year-old daron dylon wint remains at large this morning. clean-up from the nasty oil spill in california is proving

to be more difficult than expected. officials say more than 100,000 gallons were dumped into the pacific. this has forced several beaches to be closed. and good news for driver while you'll pay more for gas, prices are expected to peak before declining through the summer. the current national average for a gallon -- $2.72. >> we know that a lot of you have lots of questions about that massive takata air bag recall. if the problem is so dangerous, should you consider turning the air bags off? we'll have some answers to all of these important questions coming up. >> some good information for sure. but first we showed you david letterman's good-bye. that's not the only much anticipated finale to talk about this morning as we mentioned. matt has almost reached the end of his red nose bike ride for charity. good morning, come home. >> if it's a little noisy that i'm at it's because i'm at the

base of the queensboro bridge. it has been extraordinary. people along the route from boston to here in new york have shown their support as we have tried to raise awareness for and money for the fight against childhood poverty. as we turn on to the queensboro bridge let me just tell you right now it has been a heck of a ride. so as we begin day four of the red nose challenge, we have 172 miles behind us. 55 to go today. a clear, but windy day making my way closer to new york city with every mile. look at this. kings park chamber of commerce came out with a check for $500. but four days on the bike is taking its toll. my legs are fried. i'm definitely feeling the wear and tear today. lester holt. >> what's going on my friend. >> lester holt set his alarm a little early today. he joined me for the ride. >> not many people put on spandex this time of the

morning. >> can i ride on the back and you pedal? >> sure. >> finally, savannah joins in on the fun. >> i just saw my life flash in front of me. did you see the size of that? >> you're a bit of a drama queen. >> no. >> you have been out here three blocks and your life has flashed in front of your eyes. >> i know it's dangerous out here. is that it? >> that's it. >> are you kidding me? >> you have been here 4 1/2 minutes. >> i know. i'll go five. come on. come on, matt. >> nice to see you. >> mile 46 the final finish line before i roll in to rockefeller plaza and the smiling faces that will make it worthwhile. you're a sight for sore eyes and sore everything, actually. really nice sight to end the day. this makes me feel really good. so this is the moment i have been waiting for for 4 1/2 days.

making the climb up to queensboro bridge. manhattan on the other side. rush hour traffic to my left. and you guys just about a mile and half ahead to me. i can't wait to see you guys. >> oh we can't wait to see you. >> natalie says that's the last big hill. >> i hope for you. >> this is the last hill in the city. >> yay! >> come on home, matt. >> last hill. should we talk -- should we talk about some stuff? what are you feeling, matt? >> feeling my quads. >> all right. well, come on back. we have some nice balms for you. all right. >> he sounded good. >> the problem is who's going to be the one between us to tell matt he has to go back to gillette stadium to get his car? [ laughter ] >> yeah. very nice. we'll leave that to you. >> exactly.

>> welcome home. >> a nice day? >> today is pretty nice and we'll have a fairly night day in the northeast for memorial day. but a lot of folks looking at a cooler than usual memorial day. jet stream way to the south. by friday chicago is going to be 58. 68 in kansas city but in the south biloxi 85. 95 in orlando. the good news is as we make our way into the memorial day weekend, that warmth spreads up to the north pittsburgh. by monday at 86. 89 nashville. 91 in raleigh. but the cooler air stays out in the rockies. denver, 69. santa fe 70 degrees. today along the eastern seaboard mid-atlantic states we have wet weather and strong storms along the north carolina coast as the low moves in. more heavy rain texas and oklahoma and some showers northern california on into in right now lots of low clouds. misty skies. earlier, san francisco now the mist has moved on to oakland where it's 55 degrees.

you may miss 880. the low clouds and drizzle there. 58 in san jose. with the cloud cover and all-day ocean air conditioning temperatures running be we low average yet again. mid 60s around san jose. upper 50s close to 60 around the coast to san francisco for the north bay, mid 60s upper 60s around the tri-valley today. then for the weekend we will finally see temperatures climbing into the low 70s saturday and sunday. okay. get tha >> gett that weather any time you need it. go to the weather channel online. coming up a frightening scene caught on camera. what caused a passenger to be tasered by police? are you constantly stressed out at work? what you should be doing at your desk to relax. and matt's return to the plaza. but first, these messages. lesperson breathing down my neck pressuring me into a decision. when i go to the supermarket there's no one pushing me to buy the more expensive cereal. i just want to

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tonight on nbc. we'll have more of matt's return in a few minutes. first to a chaotic scene captured at los angeles international airport. look at police using a taser to subdue a man who broke through a security checkpoint nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is at lax. miguel, what's the latest this morning? >> reporter: carson, good morning. according to airport officials the 21-year-old pushed past security and made it to the departure gate until he was stopped by a police officer with a taser. this is what shocked passengers witnessed. how it all came to an end. it began just a few moments earlier. >> sir! >> reporter: airport officials following 21-year-old suspect

christian hines winding through the corridors of lax after he allegedly breached security. >> he was stopped by a tsa officer and he was not cooperative and at that time the tsa officers asked airport police who were right near the screening area for help. >> reporter: an officer attempts to place hines in handcuffs. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: only to have him break free and make his way towards departure gates. >> it's the first time that i really witnessed something like that. >> reporter: actor verne troyer captures what happens next. >> drop the gun, sir! >> reporter: the officers heard warning heinz to stop. >> as soon as they got up the stairs, that's when i heard the taser go off. >> reporter: outside gate 66, back-up arrives. passengers scrambling and crouching in fear. >> all right. back up. >> reporter: moments after it began, it's all over. for passengers and the suspect,

a shocking end. >> reporter: airport officials say the man will be charged with tress a passing and obstructing a peace officer. he was not armed. for police, it was a tense moment, a few years ago a man opened fire on tsa agents killing one. >> scary scene. thank you, miguel almaguer. coming up three things you need to know about the massive air bag recall if your car is one of the 34 million on the list. >> and almost home, we're going to check in with matt as the tour of red nose nears its end right after this.

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♪ five days, four states, one important cause. matt's 226-mime bike ride for red nose day is almost over. we are getting ready to celebrate when he reaches the plaza. matt. can you hear us? did you say it was 227 miles? >> reporter: no, 226-and-a-half and we just crossed park avenue against the light, which is probably the most dangerous thing we've done all week. >> nice to see the nypd helping you through the last stretch. >> exactly. exactly. i'm just a couple of blocks away, coming through the rough

street here on 49th street and i can smell the plaza from here. >> oh, yeah. matt, your producers said you have been eating your way through five states, that you've had a real big appetite. >> yeah. i've had more peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in this week than i've ever had in my life. we have been stopping at duncan donuts every 20 miles. >> you're running on dunkin'? >> i still lost about five pounds during the week. >> no doubt. >> exactly. >> that's a good diet, though. >> it's not bad, yeah. it's a good way to lose five pounds pounds. >> wow. >> you've done a great job. >> how do the legs feel? >> the legs are tired. i have to be honest with you. but i'm invigorated now because here is 5th avenue. we are right here. >> you are almost there. >> we are right next to you. hold on. they're holding me up. they're holding me up.

one second. >> would it be rude to ask you to pick up some sandwiches for us? >> yes, it would be. this is not the time. apparently i have to put a different microphone on. i'm on. hold on one second. >> use the megaphone. that would be great. >> you want me to hold -- they want me to hold this. >> safe. here we go. >> that's not going to affect the gear shifting. actually, matt, we didn't want to tell you until now -- [ cheers ] hi. >> there you go. >> give me a kiss. >> i told you the french maid outfit, not the nurse's outfit. >> listen, i'm proud of you for doing this and you might be a little sore and since this is my area, this is my specialty area, this is my specialty, i brought

you some things to help you out. >> oh. >> you got a doughnut. >> thank you very much. >> we called the bike store to see what you might need. you've got anti-monkey butt powder. >> that's very nice also. >> this apparently, this is -- >> butt paste. >> enjoy. >> see, i used all these products when i worked with you. >> i don't get it. >> you were a pain in the butt. >> oh, i get it. >> we got this. >> you're the best. and thanks for -- thanks for being willing to travel so far to do this. that was really nice. >> i had to get up very early to be here but are you doing well? >> i'm all right. >> are you having fun. >> it was a lot of funchfof fun, it was tough but we had a blast and i'll never forget it. >> you have a lot of people waiting for you in the blazplaza. >> nice to see you. >> see you later in this outfit.

>> thanks, katie. >> the things i do for you. >> doctor, please call your office. >> thanks, katie. good to see you. do i really have to hold this microphone? >> i don't know, matt. leave the microphone but bring the butt paste. we want that. >> just up the corner from us here. >> oh, yeah. >> don't need the microphone. >> you know what in the last -- >> take a break and see you tomorrow. >> no, no, no. we are going to have a big welcome. he's like a block or two away. >> one block. >> the american girl store on 5th avenue. >> time to go to tamron and see what's shaking on line. people are talking about this? >> people are talking about red nose day, one of the trending topics. take a look at all the love that matt is getting during the #go matt go setting the internet on fire with creative love. a winery in long island, go matt go, prom kids giving matt love

on their big day, today's most liked post of the week goes to drum roll, okay. . our dear friend meredith vieira who joined matt in his journey. we'll keep track of matt. coming up in trending, we're going to take a look at the parallel parking dilemma for some and also reducing your work stress. >> thank you so much. coming up, model behavior. a woman changing fashion forever with a cover of "people." >> and our big celebration when matt pulls into the plaza happening in a few minutes. first your local news and weather. toid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis.

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people right now hospitalized after a police chase with a dump truck especiallied in a crash in daly city. someone stole the truck overnight. officers located the truck and the driver took off nearly rung over a police officer in the process. that's when he was inside the dump truck. the chase followed on the truck struck a van carrying three people. police say the suspect got out and tried to run for it before us aers were able to catch upnd nab him. police in san francisco are looking for a man who helped an elderly woman after she was beaten on mother's day. 77-year-old suffered serious injuries when another woman severely beat her for no apparent reason. this happened as we said on mother's day in chinatown. investigators want to speak with the man who came to her aid. they're hoping he can provide clues about the attacker.

if you're just starting out your day right now, it's a bit of a drizzly one, rob. things are going to change. >> we're going the see sun breaking through the clouds. roadways downtown dry. 59 degrees. later on close to 67 around san jose. san francisco, upper 50s to near 60 where the drizzle will be more of a factor around the peninsula and coastline today. should see low 60s for the staft of the giants game. first pitch coming up 12:45. earlier start this afternoon and to the north bay and tri-valley. mid to upper 60s. north bay hilltops could see scattered showers into the afternoon. mike? >> roads are concern for drivers but a bigger concern was jam-up northbound getting out of san francisco on the golden gate bridge. somewhere around that south tower, a stalled vehicle blocking one of your only two laps. the map will show you the overhaul san francisco moving pretty smoothly as you get over from oakland. back up on the toll plaza side. on the peninsula, big jam in north 101 and millbrae.

blocked three lanes. should clear through the five vehicles from that area. the south bay just northbound.

♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up confident covergirl. >> i want to feel sexy and i want to feel confident. >> meet the model who's making history and breaking barriers in the fashion world and encouraging women everywhere to celebrate their bodies. then summer movie sneak peek. >> what kind of dinosaur they cooked up in that lab? >> we have got an inside look at this season's biggest blockbusters, from clooney to comedy. sequels to superhero. and the tour de red nose pulls into the plaza. after 226 grueling miles. >> you are a sight for sore

eyes. and sore everything actually. >> matt's journey for a great cause is almost complete and we're just moments away from the big celebration today, thursday may 21st, 2015. >> welcome back matt! >> thanks for helping us to save our cities. >> we're from knoxville, tennessee. go, matt, go! >> welcome back, matt! >> good morning, everybody. >> it's my 12th birthday. whoo! >> happy red nose day! >> and welcome back to "today." we are eagerly awaiting matt's arrival as he enters the final turn of his 226-mile tour de red nose. he's got some of his closest friends with him. hoda kathie lee, tamron.

everybody's riding down. we're just checking it out. there he is. we have a big crowd out here waiting for him. he's flanked by his professional riders. and here he comes! >> coming down the stretch! welcome home! >> well-done! you did it! hi honey. >> thank you. >> congratulations! >> great job. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. what's this? >> like the kentucky derby. you deserve the wreath. >> thanks so much. >> i like how they're saying go matt go. you're saying stop matt, stop. >> no, stop! >> grchgscongratulations. >> it is so good to see you guys. >> carson welcome back. >> how are you feeling right

now? >> i'm feeling great right now. i really am. i was tired yesterday and this morning, but somewhere around the queensboro bridge i got invigorated. >> i bet you want to hand off the bike and sit down. >> i don't think i want to sit down. i'm fine standing thank you. >> how about a drink? champagne? >> maybe, let's do that. thank you. tamron, how you? what's happening? really good to see you. >> we love you. >> hey, hoda. >> so proud of you, darling. >> thank you. cheers. >> so should we tell everyone now you're planning to do this next year? >> i think we should start the chant now. go savannah go. go savannah go. >> we are so proud of you. >> thank you. >> i hope people know how much you trained for this. this was months of training. >> i went for about two and a half months about 100 miles a

week, because i was scared. i thought, i don't want to be two days into this and pull up lame and say i can't go any further. so i did. i spent a lot of hours on the bike. but it really paid off. i just want to say -- to maso and kelly back there. these guys laid out the entire route. they took turns riding with me every day. they took care of me. they were amazing. amazing people. by the way, everybody -- so everyone in back roads, everyone at specialized bikes, they gave me that instrument of torture to use. it was fantastic. the team from aeroscene, the people at crosstown ferry, my ride across the long island sound. >> all the people who lined up to give you support. it was so heartwarming. >> people honking their horns for the right reasons and saying go matt, go. and by the way, and this sounds corny. you have no idea how nice it was to see your face out there. and savannah. you out there. and lester came out.

and meredith was out there. and katie. i know the rest of you were busy. you sent me such nice texts. >> we were watching you. really incredible. >> this wasn't for nothing. you raised $150,000 for red nose charity. this goes to children in poverty. this is just the beginning. we've got the red nose special tonight. it is not too late to donate. and we hope you will. you can text today to 80077. that's a $10 donation. >> tune in tonight for the live red nose day special here on nbc. >> what a great job, everyone. >> whoo! >> you going to pedal home or call a cab? >> i'm calling uber. >> and a masseuse. all right, matt congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> we're going to go inside now. natalie's got a check of the morning's top stories. >> good morning once again, everyone. the manhunt is on for a suspect named in the murders of a

wealthy businessman, his family and a housekeeper in a washington, d.c. mansion. police have issued a warrant for the arrest of 34-year-old darren dillon wint. detectives traced him through dna on a pizza ordered to the mansion last week while the family was held captive. nbc station wrc reports the victim had $40,000 delivered to his home before it was then set on fire. and that money is now missing. we have some breaking news right now. "the new york times" published this morning e-mails from hillary clinton from the period when she was secretary of state. the documents represent about 1/3 of the roughly 850 pages oaf mails from clinton's personal account that the state department has turned over to a special house committee investigating the 2012 attacks in benghazi libya. california's governor has declared a state of emergency to free up resources in the battle to contain a nine-mile oil slick. officials now say as much as

105,000 gallons of oil spilled from that broken pipeline into the ocean near santa barbara on tuesday, that is five times the original estimate. gobs of oil as you see there are polluting the beautiful beaches and threatening wildlife. 34 million cars in the u.s. are affected by that massive takata airbag recall and that has many car owners wondering what to do now. tom costello is in washington and he's got the answers to three of the biggest questions being asked. tom, good morning to you. >> hi natalie, good morning. >> let's get started. a lot of people asking if parents aren't available, am i in any danger if i drive my car? >> experts say there is a risk, but based on how many people have been injured or killed and how many people are on the road every day, the risk is really relatively low. if you're one of those people who's very concerned about whether your car is safe you should stop driving it or even ask your dealer if they'll give you a loaner car until the parts come in. that could be a while, though. >> another question does it

matter where i live and is the nhtsa prioritizing? >> yes, and yes. the investigation is suggesting that airbag inflaters misfire and explode in very hot and humid and high dew point climates. so think miami, think puerto rico. but even some of the southern u.s. states. so the national highway traffic administration is prioritizing based on customers' location their car make and model and also the age of the car. >> good to know. also other question is if the airbags in the car -- are they definitely defective, and should people then turn them off if so? >> there's really no way to know if your specific airbag inflater is defective. you can go to safercar.gov type in your vin to see a list of recalls affecting your car including the airbag recall but experts say do not disconnect your airbags. first of all, it's illegal to disconnect an airbag without specific government permission. but also seat belts and airbags

save lives every day. 32,000 people die in car accidents every year so far five or six have died in airbag accidents. so safety experts say they would much rather take a chance on a defective airbag than going without an airbag in an accident. don't disconnect them. >> very important. thanks for answering all our questions. appreciate it. it's 8:09 right now. let's accepted itsend it back over to savannah and carson. >> you still have the glow. your arrival. >> how are you doing? after your ride yesterday, did you recover? >> that was a grueling two blocks. >> the legs are feeling a little heavy today. >> did you tell everybody what you tried to attempt? >> no. >> that you literally rode two blocks and they were going to take her off the route. >> seriously. she pulled over two blocks after she started. she had a car. the door was open. and i said are you kidding me? and even she was embarrassed. >> i was. >> she was like i have to go an extra block. >> so we went a whole extra block. >> best 11 minutes i've ever spent with you. >> got the massage and

everything. >> exactly. >> we should send savannah back to gillette to get your car. >> nice try. >> we'll check in next year with you. well, congratulations. what are you dying to do tonight? is there a meal you want to eat? >> i'm going to be part of the special tonight. i'm going to watch that and see how it goes and then be here tomorrow morning. typical day. >> it's good to have matt back. coming up next did you fail the parallel parking part of your driver's test? why one state is doing away with it. >> plus, the history-making model breaking barriers. why she wants women everywhere to celebrate their bodies. and how is he holding up? the newly crowned winner of "the voice" sawyer fredericks is here. but first, these messages. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve.

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what was the hardest part of the test? parallel parking. >> clearly, guess what it may not be a thing for long. at least in maryland that state has just dropped parallel parking as a mandatory part of the test. >> yes. [ cheers ] >> officials say one supporter said nobody died parallel parking. so why so much focus on it. >> and they make cars now that will do it for you. >> no one die, but there are a lot of bumpers dinged because of it. >> i turfed my neighbor's front lawn practicing the k team. they still haven't forgiven me. >> what is the k-turn? >> a three-point turn. you don't need to know it. >> i was checking to see if you know. >> folks feeling stressed out, who isn't, we will help you out. researchers have determined a way to help you breathe easier at work and the secret sounds

something like this. you hear that? that's the waterfall. apparently the, that's the key. waterfall, basketballing brooks helps -- babbleing brooks helps you tune out distractions. >> it's not like that light noise you use at night? it's cool. >> are you sitting? >> i'm sitting. barely perched. >> are you on your donut? >> no i'm actually okay there. thanks for asking. a few months ago actress eva mendez warned women not to wear them or rick divorce. this may not be true. some say men find sweat pants

sexy. a male writer says frumpy clothes, some men actually like. on the list he put turtlenecks. >> i like turtlenecks. >> and sweat pants. >> you never saw marlin monroe in a turtleneck? >> that's different. marlin. >> i don't find them sexy. i have no opposition to them. i don't find them sexy. >> they're so loose. they can fall off. it's comfortable. >> there is a purpose. >> what about turtlenecks? >> i think that's nice too. >> i have a strong aversion to men in turtlenecks. i don't know. i have to talk to my therapist about it. >> i would agree with that. >> you agree? >> in a mock turtleneck. >> that is hot.

h of h h-o-t. >> look at the opening. beautiful. >> that's right. >> we have been a little busy. we have been talking about david letterman's farewell. jennifer lawrence spoke for a lot of people with this message when she wrote -- don't do this! no one is sick of you. it's all in your head. check out the stars who turned out for dave's top ten list. >> dave i have no idea what i will do when you go off the air. you know i just thought of something, i'll be fine. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy! >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny! [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> dave i'll never have the money i owe you. >> all right. huge stars turned out.

there is dave going down the line thanking them all. what a night it was letterman's replacement stephen colbert starts in september. >> what will happen until then? >> replays. >> they'll put the waterfall on for people at night. >> all right. just ahead the barrier-breaking model and cover girl determined to change the fashion world forever. she is doing it too. first, let's get a check of the weather. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. i don't think i've ever done the weather in jeans before. very odd. anyway we got a lot of wet weather down through texas. it continues there. orlando, you are looking pretty good. lots of sunshine. we are expecting to see hot, humid weather. temperatures will be in the low 90s. here's what we got for the weekend.

memorial day, a slight risk of strong storms down through texas. a lot of wet weather through the eastern half of the country. east coast looking good. the heat will start to build, sunday sunday! we got a gorgeous eastern third of the country, more wet weather, sunshine through the southwest. then on memorial day, itself. wet weather in northern new england. the gulf coast stays wet through florida as well. showers from the great lakes through the northern plains and wet weather interior sections cloudy skies. san francisco 56 degrees with some drizzle at times and some low clouds and mist earlier in oakland where it's 55 and a little bit of sun breaking through the clouds right now. 59 in san jose. eventually upper 60s, closer to san jose and upper 50s near pacifica towards san francisco, a high of about 60 today. mid 60s around santa rosa towards pleasanton and livermore. temperatures into the holiday weekend saturday into sunday and

monday temperatures will climb into the 70s inland. and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al thank you so much. if you don't know the name tes holly day, the activist and model is working hard to promote self acceptance tolerance and love. we will talk to tes in a moment but more on her journey. >> i'm a size 22 i'm rocking it filming it. >> she's fierce and on fire with close to a million facebook fans and more than 700,000 instagram followiers. tess holiday is encouraging people to celebrate their curves. >> try it. why not? you have nothing to lose. >> she wasn't always this confident. as a child, tess says she was bullied by her peers and booed by her stepfather. she became a single mother at 19-years-old. >> no one tells you when you get older, you never escape the

bullying. it stays with you. now on social media it's still prevalent. and>> but fielthsing back using the power of social media for good as the first model of her size to sign with the agency. she is paving the way. >> i want to feel sexy and confidence. >> the decision to share the love of fashion has turned her into a super star. the engaged people star is on the cover of people magazine and proudly showcasing her body and bravery. >> great. great. beautiful. >> tess holiday. good to see you. have you seen this? >> yes. >> people magazine. you're on the cover. >> that's crazy. i have been reading it since a kid, so to be on the cover is

surreal surreal. >> i heard that you were at the airport and saw it and had a moment. >> it was not out yet and i asked the lady to dig it out for me and i cried. >> the first big thing that happened to you was that you got signed by a major modelling company. what was that like? >> well i thought that it was a joke. once i signed with them i thought that i was busy before. my life completely changed. i have learned so much. it's been an incredible last few months. >> you're breaking barriers and there are plus size models you're the first size 22 to get the big contract to be on a cover magazine like people. >> yeah i wanted it to happen for a long time, but i never thought this was going to happen. it's a wildest dream to me. to be here on the cover is kind

of like winning the lottery. >> what's your message because a lot of young woman look up to you and say look if she can accept her body and be so proud and beautiful, than i can too. >> it's expecting yourself the way that you're now and loving the way that you are today. you're okay just the way that you are today. >> you said that when you were a young girl you received a lot of bullying and went through some hard things and we mentioned that in the piece. how did you overcome that? >> i had a lot of people around me that was supportive. my mom was around me as much as she could. delusion got me as far as i did. i knew that life could be better if i just put myself out in and really like kept believing in myself. i think that's really how i got to where i am. >> i think the reaction soefris

overwhelmingly positive. >> people say is this a good message with regard to your health. i know that you have an answer to that? >> i think health is so personal, and it's really my business and everybody's business what we do with our bodies and what healthy means to us. i just ignore them, and keep living the dream. >> you accomplish so much already. is there another big milestone that i want to reach. >> i want to be here talking to you on the cover of vouge. >> you promise? >> yes. >> congratulations tess. >> thank you. >> you should sign my copy. >> i will. >> done. people body issues on newsstands now. >> thank you. look who i found. the winner of the voice. we're going chat and what has nick dancing all night long and through the morning?

it's for a good cause. we're going to check in with nick toochlt that's coming up and we're going to hear a very good thursday morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening today the father of a uc santa barbara student killed last year will speak before the uc board of regents. he'll help the students deliver a petition asking regents to divest the uc's $7.4 billion en endowment from weapons manufacturers and retailers. regents say it has no investment in the gun industry but critics accuse them of not being transparent. they seek a formal ban on preventing future weapons industry investments. we have slowing for the south bay. pretty typical pattern. north 87, a crash involving a school bus. if you saw it on the shoulder

there were four kids on board. department hear about injuries. spectator slowing there. meanwhile the rest of the bay, pretty typical pattern except for the peninsula, nor bound 101 in toward sfo, a couple crashes. the worst over the off ramp there. it has cleared. about seven vehicles over on the shoulder there. approaching the bay bridge a fender bender cleared from the berkeley curve. slowing through oakland and drizzle around the bay. watch that. back to you. watch us in about half an hour. we'll be back with another local news update for you. have a great thursday.

e ♪ ♪ >> it's 8:30 now. it's the 21st of may, 2015. just 24 hours from now, we will be kicking off our 20th anniversary together concert series. right here with help from one of the hottest stars in music, megan trainer will be here. awesome. >> and to get you ready, coming

up we are looking back at some of our favorite concert moments ever. that's right. speaking of music, we have sawyer fredericks who came out after season 8 of "the voice." he will tell us what he has next. plus the summer blockbuster season kicks off, will isthere is something for everyone. savannah will show you them all. >> we will get ready for a facebook chat at 10:00 eastern. so lock on tamron. see that little look in your eye. >> yes. more personal the better. >> guy, first as we've said it is red nose day, matt of course rode a bike for a great cause. now check out our buddy nick cannon who is dancing ♪ >> he's been doing it since 8:00 p.m. last night. he can't stop. look at those shoes.

here comes nick cannon dancing in the plaza. >> look at him. >> hey, nick. why don't you all dance along to make it easier for ya? explain the dancing form. >> 12 hours in right? >> 13. >> nick. >> i had to dance 24 hour hours straight. we're doing it for red nose day. >> we all started moving with you. >> it's working for you? >> are you fatigued at all, tired? >> i had a lot of cramps earlier in the night. i'm good now. >> can you feel your legs? >> is there a go-to move? >> the na y, na y. >> the na y-na y. >> you got to do the hips. >> it's all in the hips. >> can you eat? can you take a break, a bathroom break? >> five minute breaks to hydrate. >> wrangles doing the wrangles. >> why the dancing?

>> it's red nose thing is all about having a good time having fun. people say i'm a good dancer. >> are you a great dancer. >> i have been dancing all my life. i did it on agt. i did a film in jamaica called "king of the dancing hall." i'm in the dancing mood. matt rode a bike. anybody can ride a bike. >> do the na y-na y. >> you are going to come into my house and talk about my man matt? >> i come here everything he is doing, but do the na y-na y. simon says. >> matt wants to see you na y-na y all the way to massachusetts. nick cannon everybody. you can catch him. a huge red nose celebration tonight 8:00/7:00 central. >> na n-na y no no we will show you what we got way way. for today, wet weather and a

strong risk of storms along the north carolina coast. wet weather through the gulf coast. back into the southwest. into the pacific northwest interior sections of the cascades as well. tomorrow again, we are looking at a beautiful day in the eastern half of the country really a lot of wet weather continues in texas. flooding will be a big problem. look for rain in the pacific northwest. a slight risk of strong storms in north texas again. all in all, not too bad. we got nice folks over here hanging out. where are you guys from? >> florida. >> what's your name? >> dustin and jeff. right now we're watching a little more drizzle moving into san francisco. 55 degrees. san jose a little different with some sun at times. 59 right now on our way to 67 degrees in san jose. cooler around the coast and around the peninsula where you still see some drizzle. mostly cloudy skies today for the north bay, highs in the mid 60s around san anselmo.

we could see showers building on top of the hilltops. pleasanton and livermore highs in the 60s. the weekend, slight warmup puts temperatures back up to the 70s inland. latest weather and now, let's head back into savannah. >> all right. al thank you so much. well this morning on "the voice" on "today" the winner is here. >> that's right, 16-year-old sawyer fredericks was crowned live on tuesday night. we are happy to have him here with us live here in studio 1a. how are you feeling after? >> i am feeling good. >> was it your first flight when you came out? >> it was my first plane ride. there were a lots of firsts in this show. >> it's a grueling process. you were north of new york city in saltonville. what are you most looking forward to see something.

>> my dog, my family and play video games. >> have you been home yet or are you on your way? >> i'm on my way. >> you made an impression from the second you took the stage. all four chairs turned around. they were fighting over you. you had so many unique moments on the show was there a highlight for you? >> singing with john fog arartie was ay /* fogarty was amazing. i know a lig highlight was r raylamontagne wrote you a song it's tough on itunes. >> i mean getting that song was amazing, it's such a beautiful song. the lyrics it's awesome. in that case i couldn't ask for anything more for him writing me a song to sing on the show.

it's awesome. it's a dream come true. >> how about your folks? sawyer's parents came up at a nice moment when i crowned him, it was a great feeling. how has this been for your parents and your family? >> it's been awesome. i know they are super proud of me. i know they are always proud of me. they're really happy. >> are you a celebrity in the house, do you still have to do farm chores and clean up after the cows? >> i like doing that it's fun. i like doing physical work on the farm. i'm probably the only one that really enjoys it. >> you are working on an album. you have to be proud you did it for team pharrell. proud of you, buddy. >> congratulations enjoy, enjoy your trip home as well. >> glad it worked out for this guy, sawyer fredericks. we got your ultimate guide to this year's summer movies. first this is "today" on nbc.

>> we are back at 8:39. this weekend marks the unofficial start of summer. hollywood will be busy rolling out blockbusters to get us into theaters. so what should be on your must-see list. fandango is owned by nbc universal. good morning. >> good morning. >> there is real popcorn, not stage popcorn. let's get to the top of it. >> "tomorrowland" opens tomorrow. this is the futuristic adventure from disney starring george clooney. this is a movie you don't want to know too much before you go in. it is for families. i liked it. it's inspirational, imagine native. >> it looks like it has great effects, too. i saw this next one "san andreas.

>> a 9.5 earthquake hits the coast. special effects and dwayne johnson and paul giamatti great characters as well. you cannot believe the special effects. >> there is a real story in this next one. melissa mccarthy, my favorite. she's in "spy. request itself. >> -- "spy." >> she was directed in "bradzmaids" and "the hoet" this time she's a little bumbleing cia act. she manages to get it together. very funny. >> this next one jt jurassic park." >> this one steven spielberg hand picked this director an indy film director, there you see chris pratt in the lead role. i love he is giving off kind of indiana jones vibes. >> i'm all about that. >> me too. can't wait.

>> speaking of hot men. "magic mike xxl" hits the theater. more beef cake? >> july 1st i will be at the gym every day until this movie comes out. we are into the july movies. almost the entire cast is back. matthew mcconaughey is not returning, this time they take a roadtrip to myrtle beach to go to a stripper convention when sandra bullock tells you hsu trailers are making her ovulate, you know it's hot. >> another one from our sister company universal, mignons. everyone loves "the mignons". >> we did a fandango survey. people said they were most looking forward to it's a prequel to the "despicable me" movies. sandra bullock factors in all over the place and john hamm they're super villain, they want to steal queen elizabeth's

crown. this takes place in the '60s, mad fun. >> like "mad men" era for mignon next one "ant men. >> it's a marvel movie. the latest super hero movie following the avengers and don't you like paul rudd? i think he is so funny. i want to see what he brings with his unique humor. and his genre. it should be funny. >> we are seeing a lot of blockbuster times. southpaw which could be an award contender potentially. >> i think this has awards chance jake gyllenhaal you see totally buffed up. he looks like he's from "magic mike xxl." he fights for the custody of his daughter. and the director directed denzel to his oscar in "training day." >> i should mention "mission impossible" and thank you so

much. >> coming up next soup is on the sorted food guys return to studio 1a to teach us how to make chowder. first this is "today" on nbc.

>> and we are back with more of our special series "lost and hungry" with the guys of sorted food mike benefit, jerry, on the youtube sensation. where are the other guys? they have been combing the states for the foods we love the most. last week they had you vote for the dish to prepare. tacos, clam chowder burgers, the iran wither was chowder. so that's what you wanted to see and jamey wright and ben are here with the winning recipe. guys, good to have you here. where are the other fellas sleeping in the hotel? >> we left them in austin.

>> thanks, for headed to new york to make this. by the way, this is so much fun to watch. what's the reaction been like online for you? >> it's been phenom' nam. we have been shocked how many comments and suggestions and recommendations we've had. we haven't actually been that hungry. we had so much food so much to eat. >> do you guys work out on the field? you are in san francisco, how was the chowder you had there? >> unbelievable. a real mix. some in bread bowl the one we will show you today is our favorite from the long island oyster company. it's creamy. >> what do you do? >> first umm jamey wright will watch the clams. >> is there a tip on clams and how to clean them? >> if you let them rinse in water, cold water about 20 minutes, as they breathe, they get rid of the salt and silk you can rinse them. take the loose salt and sand and here we got the ingredients,

smoked bacon, bo that tos and the root village, fish stock and cream. smoked bacon is key, sorted clam smoked bagen. >> that sweetness of all of the vegetables that they cook down. these have been cooking out, you got nice rendered fat. >> when are you in san francisco, are you eating you love something, gow to thego to the chef and say we got to have this recipe? what's the key to chowder? >> there with is a couple things. one, no root. two, fresh clams, he found his own, awesome clams and three a little cream, a little love. >> perfect. >> these all go in here, celerysell celery leek and carrots.

>> this sound like one of the more intimidating soups, how hard is it on the difficulty scale? >> very very simple actually. they're going in here. actually it's very quick. once you got to pa tos. >> those have been cooked? >> these are still raw, still alive. >> that i will go in. at this point any of the broken ones that you see is now in there. >> how do you to get rid of it? they don't open? >> they're still alive, still breathing. touch them. the shock will shut them up. leave them in there over heat. all of this the bacon. >> got it. >> the vegetable, all going in as well. >> got it. >> you got potatoes any potato works? >> chowder needs potatoes. these are waxy potatoes yucon gold. >> you put the cream in there at the end. put the pa potatoes in. cream, this is a lot of cream. it's amazing mess because of it. all that cream goes in.

>> we're running out of time. heat the cream. >> literally you finish it with the parsley, some lemon. >> some bread for dipping. >> yeah. >> it looks like that. >> that's beautiful. guys where are you off to next? >> to austin next. we need people to vote on what we eat when we get there. >> what will it be? chanel jones by the way will join you there, here's your choices, brisket, amazing in austin rib, enchiladas. have fun. say hi to the other guys for us too. we are getting ready to launch our summer concert series. first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar)

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♪ >> al is eating chowder. >> from massachusetts? >> did you bring five foods? >> oh man. >> we can all slurp. >> we cannot wait for friday it's friday for starters and the holiday array and our first toyota summer concert of the season. >> we have pop super star megan trainor. she will take the stage. this year we are marking 20 years of welcoming hottest acts to our plaza. ♪ >> it all started in 1995 when

earth wind and fire kicked off our plaza concert series ♪ >> and it's been quite a wild ride. from dolly and janet to shania and mariah you name 'em, we've had 'em. the biggest and the best with hundreds of performers through the years. ♪ it's my life". >> we rocked out with bon jovi and springsteen, shook it up with shakira lived it up with ricky martin and even got soaked with gaga. >> let it rain! >> countless chart toppers revved up our morning like

britney, beyonce, and bieber miley, taylor and rihanna ♪ you light up my world ♪ >> the crowds descended by the tens of thousands for boy bands like one direction. and we had girl power, crooners country stars and classics. we've taken the show on the road seen them all and even joined a few. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ >> and as another summer begins we celebrated unforgettable 20 years of music's greatest legends who really put the rock in rockefeller plaza. >> wow! >> we got some good ones. >> earth wind and fire kicked it off. we had santana, chicago.

>> so many. all kick off tomorrow morning with megan trainor. >> nice. >> great. >> remember earlier, we talked about the summer blockbusters. >> yes, we do. >> paul giamatti. >> hey! [ cheers ] >> how are you doing? >> how are you? >> what's going on? >> wow, those clams look good. >> we only brought one spoon. >> i'm lrnlic anyway. >> i knew that. i knew that. >> you are in "san andreas." that fault ran under my middle school. this movie looks fantastic and terrifying no me. >> it's definitely scary. i'm from connecticut. we just like get hurricanes there, no fault lines under connecticut. >> you play a seismologist. >> yes. >> have you ever been in an earthquake? >> a small one in l.a. a. little shaking. that was freaky enough for me. >> how is it that dwayne johnson

got the helicopter role and you got stuck as seismologist? >> it's fair. >> did you? >> he is the rock. >> he's the brains. you will stick around in the 9:00 hour? >> sure. >> you want some clams? >> he's allergic. we established that's not going to happen. >> paul giamatti will be back by the 9:00 hour. talking about the san good morning to you. it's 8:56 right now on your thursday. i'm sam brock. new this morning. los gatos joining a lawsuit over the planned eck pangs of highway 85. caltrans wants to add more lanes. cupertino and saratoga announced the suit last week claiming then

environmental report is unsufficient and more work needs to be done. a nice six-figure surprise for a redwood city man. on monday freddy sanchez brought a winning crossword scratcher ticket and won a cool $750,000 after taxes it should get you a one-bedroom in the bay area. see you in 25.

take" paul giamatti in a seismic blockbuster. a star-studded farewell to "late night" legend paul letterman, ty penington shows us some diy designs. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" this thursday morning, may 21st 2015. it is red nose day. that's why you saw those balloons out there. matt completed his long bike ride, i'm willie, along with al,

tamron and natalie. >> i'm explain. it's not a part of red nose day, although it should be. >> you are testing this ampy. if. >> if you spend half your life looking for a usb place to charge your phone. this could be the ticket. >> what does it do? >> matt could have charged his phone the spire time he was riding. >> it converts your energy into battery power. >> we'll explain. at the end, this phone is completely dead. she's been involved with the whole matt lauer production tour dered nose. i'm out of breath. >> one minute in. >> at the end of this talk, the take, we i'll plug it in. we will see how much energy we generated do get her phone recharged. >> it's a great bit. >> meanwhile, i'm not distracting whatsoever. you guys talk amongst yourselves. >> this is an amazing prank. it's a prank? oh no. >> no no, it's real. >> it better not be a prank.

tell us about letterman, you stayed up all night and watched? >> tamron watched. >> we all watched. >> you didn't stay up? >> yeah, we did. >> 33 years. are you going to be doing that the whole time? whose idea was this? a show of hands. >> is there a problem? >> after 33 years of late night television, david letterman had a star-studded sendoff. i can't do it. top ten things you've always wanted to say to dave. >> i have to keep going. >> dave i have no idea what i'll do when you go off the air. you know, i just thought of something -- i'll be fine. >> honestly dave, i've always found you to be a bit of an overreactor. overreactor. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> thanks for letting me take

part in another hugely disappointing series finale. >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh, no. so good. so funny. >> that was great. >> they started with gerald ford talking about the long nightmare is over a historic clip. they went into other presidents saying our long national nightmare is over. >> that was the best open of the show. i love that. >> the best moment is how he lit up introducing his wife and sons. >> yes. >> which is ostensibly why he is doing this. it's great. >> i want to thank my own family, my wife regina and my son harry.

thank you. just seriously, just thank you for being my family. i love you both and really nothing else matters. does it? >> that's a beautiful moment. >> so sweet. >> that was about as sentimental as he got. which i thought was perfect for dave. he's not going to go out in tears. >> i think and i don't know this, but it's a traditional open. when he runs across the stage to get to the other side. he comes out, there was a longer than usual beep. i wonder if he was trying to compose himself or taking in the moment? >> they hung on that shot a while. >> where's dave? >> i love how, obviously the sincerity behind his thank yous. it's easy to say thank you. but going down the line of all of those celebrities the comediennes he xhunsed, others close friends, he admired or admired him. i felt such a sincerity with his

thank yous. it was so touching. he was so excited with peyton manning. >> it almost seems to me like b.b. king his style and his music influenced all these rock stars who are still making music today and david letterman has -- has influenced. >> i'm sorry. >> influenced everybody who is on "late night" today. >> we heard from a lot of them last night and over the last couple weeks. >> i love that he thanked the audience all the people that tuned in for him day in day out. >> boy, you can't take me seriously? >> no, not even a little bit. >> no no. >> colbert takes over september the 8th. >> are they doing reruns? >> there you go. that's good. so you get more letterman. >> all the time. >> so for the past week, our good buddy matt lauer has been doing a terrific amitzva,

started in boston, fenway park on sunday and has been riding from there to here raising money for red nose day, $150,000 going to organizations who support children and young folks living in poverty. it was great. i got to ride with him. na n, na t nat, i know you did. >> half of what savannah did. she did four blocks so you did two. what a grace cause. how much money raised? >> $150,000. can you still donate to 80777 text today. you can do nate $10 tonight is the big show here on nbc. >> nick cannon right now is doing a 24 hour-hour dance-a-thon. 80777 dance leading up to the

red nose special tonight. >> brilliant. >> i'm charging all the phones in new york. >> it really does work. i'm praying that it works. we need there to work. >> it doesn't matter whether it works or not. in fact it would probably be more fun if it doesn't. >> some people are so worried when i charge the phone. >> look at this phone. it's a j.k. long or one of our producer, this thing is all busted up. >> that shows she's an a-one producer. so i'm working hard. >> okay. so do we have the cheetah video? >> i believe we do. >> they tell me -- i'm surprised. okay. what happens when a group of tourists at a major resort in southwest kenya run into a cheetah and it jumps on the car. well, you see for yourself. >> oh! oh! oh! oh him! >> okay.

>> aw. >> okay. >> this is one of those what would you do moments? but in reality, you just freeze because there is really nothing you can do. nothing in life will prepare you for that. >> do you help the cheetah out? >> you push it out. >> that's not helping him out. that's shoving him out. how frightening is that? >> he seems pretty docile. >> he's probably in shock. here's my thing, you can't drive off at this moment because he's perched on top of the -- i went on a safari last year. it's one of those things, oh my gosh, what a wonderful experience to be out there and halfway through the safari, i was like why am i standing this close to that lion? >> did they tell you that's the end of the pet? >> the guy said to me, i wasn't going to pet the other end. >> either way, it's not a great deal. >> i'd rather that end.

a guy was dangling like a piece of meat. she's not going to be interested in you they're not interested in humans until you know they're around the age of three. i said how old is she? he says, two-and-a-half. >> this is a fast learner. a little advanced in its class. >> right. >> valedictorian of lions. >> it's a beautiful lion. >> you know what i feel like eating meat. >> a scarf on her head. >> tamron, i'm pretty excited. you know why? >> why? >> tamron is competing in the kitchen tonight going head-to-head with alicia quarrels in e! on e news. you have to cook a dish with three mystery ingredients. don't give us the outcome. what happened here? what's the deal? >> so alicia and i are great friends.

all bets were off. >> were you cooking in high heels? >> that's the thing. it was a set up. alicia had on flats. no one told me i needed to wear flats. so i came in the kitchen with high heels and but armed with a lot of heart and i wanted to represent team "today's take." we do so many cooking segments. mr. roker is the best cook in the world. so i had to represent. >> so what were the mystery ingredients? >> we showed egg asparagus and some kind of green bean thing. >> it sounds like an omelet. >> i loved the teetering on the high heels. >> dumb stefanie? an omelet. -- a dumb dun mr.mmy, hello.

>> let's see if it works. >> well, it doesn't, i got two bars before i started that worked. this better work. >> really? >> it had two bars before? >> yeah, so let's see. >> then it's going to work. >> look at this, no, no not the battery thing. so that means it's coming up. >> oh. >> you said you had two bars before she started, and it's still on two bars. >> all we know the phone is charging. >> it came back on. >> it didn't before. >> so you feel like that was worth it? >> no. >> maybe you have to do it longer. >> if you were in a marathon. >> why don't you call somebody that cares. >> oh. >> meanwhile, i got to do the weather. >> it's $99 bucks from ampy. it is charging. >> if you are hiking in the woods. >> read the instruction, like how long would you need? oh the picture came on. >> it's charged.

whew! [ applause ] >> 68%. where are we going? she's getting lots of texts. >> you can get more battery life from running from camera to camera. >> coming over to you, al, 69%. it is fully charged. it's charging. >> all right. there you go. see. take that. yeah. we like that. a slight risk of strong storms along the north carolina coast today. wet weather through the gulf. some rain in mostly cloudy skies right now. a few sun breaks around san jose. right now at 60. climbing close to 67 later on. upper 50s near pacifica. towards san francisco an early start to the giants game 12:45. may have to deal with a little drizzle at times as game-time temperatures will be in the low 60s. into the north bay and tri-valley today highs in the mid 60s. oakland later on this evening could have a little bit of misty skies.

temperatures close to 60 at 6:00 and 50s as the warriors take on the houston rockets. . two bars it already had. >> i didn't add more to the two bars. >> apparently, clearly it worked. we showed you the red dead battery that shows up. >> anything you add -- >> we will get to you in just a moment, paul. >> i mean, honest to god. honestly. >> let me charge your phone. >> can you charge several? >> if you charge my phone up too, hold on hold on. do you have to run twice as fast if you charge up mine as well? >> you want me to do it? i'll do it. >> natalie will be happy to do it. >> it will charge up. >> if it's up to me. >> i'm just going to plug it in like everybody else does. you know, i think i'm sticking with plugging it in. you don't have to run on national television. >> paul giamatti up next. >> i'm a survivalist. >> paul giam ♪ ♪ nah nah nah ♪

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than 90 films and tv shows. some of our favorites include "private parts" his role as myles, the cranky wine lover and the oscar winning film "sideways" as well. >> now paul plays a seismologist in the action film "san andreas" he is trying to warn people the earthquakes are far from over. >> seismology terms what we're experiencing is a swarm event. basically california's tactonic shift is broken. it's not aftershocks i'm talking about. san francisco will get hit again it will be a bicker monster again. the models are predicting a 9.5 or greater. it will be so big even though what's happening here in california, you will feel it on the east coast. >> wloe!

>> nice. >> even though it's coming to an end, when it comes out of your mouth those words i'm okay. >> i'm actually comforting? i'd be with you. >> a lot of it is done on green screen, special effects, right? >> our stuff, my big action sequence where i dove under a table. that's huge action actually they said to us the set is going to shake. oh okay. the whole thing really, really shook. somehow the floor did everything did and so the first time we did it, we were all flipped out. it was cool. so the rest of it was for them. the other guys was green screen. >> i love how this movie shows your range. you have been pig vomit. you have been john adams and everything in between. now big blockbuster seismologist. this is a bit of a departure for you? >> i suppose so. i am eager. no, i was eager to do a big action film like that.

i loved these disaster movies. look at me. >> incredible. >> just diving right under the table. >> "the poseidon adventure" it's old school. >> it is old school. >> we mentioned, you are such a brilliant actor from the seismologist and playing a president. is it true you wanted to be a car toonist, that's something you have in common with mr. roker? >> that's true, i didt to be an an animator. >> we kind of look like cartoon characters. >> we kind of do, true. >> in fact we look a lot alike. >> i did want to do it. you know it's really tedious. the animation thing is tedious. that's all the reasons i didn't end up doing it. >> 24 hour drawings per second. >> computers and everything now. >> that's a deal breaker.

we will see if i can go all out. >> who can be the voice of it. >> absolutely. >> is it true that at one point you sold juice machines? >> yeah. that's true. >> really? not many of them. yeah. i worked. you know, when i worked in seattle when i first moved out there, there was a guy that had a whole juice machine. they were really not very good ones. they were big clunky ones that got all jammed up with stuff. i would go out with a guy to the malls. he did the selling. i set him up. then i sat back and let him do the selling. >> so you were the beauty of the group. >> i was going to stay, i stayed out. i was not a good tiesadvertisement for a fitness drink. i wasn't. can i have a cigarette, please, and stuff? >> it was like grey. >> stay over there. i'm a really bad advertiser for

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things. >> put out an album? >> yeah, that's the first step. >> you said you were missing home a lot. you help your parents out on the farm. your mom is here, kiersten, your brother mike. what did they think of the big moment? they were there with you? >> i know my mom and my whole family is super proud of me. i know they are always going to be proud of me. they are really happy and super excited. >> i am sure you have a huge homecoming waiting for you. we'll let you go. can you play us out to break? >> there you go, take it away, hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people? ♪ well this summer, stay with choice hotels twice and get a $50 gift card you can use for just about anything. go you always have a choice. book now at choicehotels.com i've been the same shade of red for many years. it's time to change it up! hello, golden blonde. shift a shade with nice'n easy.

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far apart along the pacifica coastline. roaracle arena all dressed up and ready for game two of the western conference finals against the houston rockets. workers placed 40,000 shirts on every single seat. tipoff just after 6:00 p.m. the warriors won game one. a look at weather and traffic right after this break.

we're expecting mostly cloudy skies today with a few light rain showers around the coast and peninsula. san francisco a high close to 60. the giants game getting started just before 1:00 today. temperatures in the low 60s with some drizzle possible at times. close to san francisco, into the north bay and tri-valley highs into the mid to upper 60s. for oakland later on this evening temperatures closing in on 60 as the game two of the western conference finals at oracle arena. should see temperatures close to 60 and a few light showers outside and splash brothers showers inside.

mike. feels like a win i think. over here toward oakland, northbound at 98. you see jam-up at the overcrossing. crash on the shoulder but there may be a secondary thing going on in the backup. i'll track that. approach to the bay bridges just fine. metering lights still on. slow westbound across the san mateo bridge. earlier crash in millbrae jammed things up for 101. slow from 101 and 237. we'll come back together again in half an hour for another local news update. see you then.

taking a look at the headlines with blue cross blue shield says a cyberattack may have compromised data. the breach was last june. it wasn't discovered until recently when security measures were put in place when other hackers attacked. they don't believe they got social security numbers or credit card information. finding a well paying summer job may be easier this year. career builder finds 53 of employers are offering jobs with openings of $15 or more per hour. that is well above the federal minimum wage. there is new evidence

depression can be an early symptom of parkinson's zeerz a research factor. they did a long-term study of middle age and older adults, those diagnosed with depression were about 50% more likely than others to have developed parkinson's disease. and an alarming sight off the coast of california. more than a dozen young great white sharks were spotted in the waters off huntington beach. the sharks could be seen feeding 50 feet from shore. they were between 6 and 10-feet long. thankfully there were no swimmers in those waters. let's get a check of the weather, from mr. roker. >> you mean not any more? >> stay far away. >> let's show you what's happening. for today, our saturday, as we get into the weekend memorial day, temperatures warming up nicely. unfortunately, more severe weather for our friends in texas

into oklahoma. rain into the plains as well. sunshine in southern california continues on sunday 71 in l.a. 66 and sunny in seattle. to the gulf coast. in fact by memorial day on monday, the makings of a heat wave from washington to the south, back into the gulf coast. more rain into the central westbound. right now we're watching cloudy skies. a little bit of mist there. atop the golden gate bridge. 57 degrees and a little bit of sun trying to break through the clouds right now in san jose. you can see we've got mostly cloudy conditions across the south bay and with the all-day sea bris and cloud cover temperatures are running below average. 67 in san jose. close to 60 in san francisco for the knorr today highs in the mid to upper 60s. slight chance of hilltop showers into sonoma and napa county. the tri-valley today highs only in the mid to upper 60s.

>> and that is your latest weather. guys. >> thank you, al. we're heading into a long holiday weekend. so you may have extra time to take on do it yourself projects around the house to brighten things up. >> so we brought in ty penington, the master of all things, american diner revival. good to see you, man. >> good to be here. >> we will get to the game in a second. we want to hear about this new show "diner survival." >> it's awesome. a lot of fun. what we do is they're really american icons going the way of the diane sawyer they're competing with bigger chains, we go in and rescue a diner from going out of business. the whole town rallies hein it. people wake up early to be there for the entire community. so it's a lot of fun. >> it's not just the look of the diner, the menu. >> we have an amazing chef. she does an amazing number on the menu as well. >> a cool idea. >> we are trying to figure out what is diy and what is

designer, right? >> what is probably store bought and sort of made with your own hands. >> what do we do put these tacks on? >> yeah. >> diy. >> okay. >> all right. ♪ >> well, you can't put that tag up. >> i'll put it up there. >> all right. >> okay. >> this guy right here for sure. >> yes. dell. dell. >> that's too easy. >> it's like an easter egg hunt. >> it is. >> i'm going to do that. >> real quick ty. >> okay. done. may have been it's that. i don't know. i'm changing my mind. >> that. >> i'll take yours then. >> okay. >> sit it on top there. >> it's probably all diy. >> you put a tag on it you believe it's -- >> correct. >> made by someone's hands on the things on the table, you stuck them on the item. >> on this right here. >> on the entire table.

>> that's why you declared it, willie? >> if you didn't do that you are absolutely correct. actually really easy to make. it can be bought at a store. it's an old palette. that's one, that is actually store bought. you can make it. a group of daisys, well, the birds and the bees worked on. that but yes, hanging baskets, very simple to do using wall anchors, the next thing you know it's a place where you can store pictures even a beautiful picture of amanda and i from the new show. >> that can be made so simply with tape and a little patience. now, this is one thing you guys didn't. this is made by hand. i will show you quickly. >> oh, that's cool. >> using a spindle, you can actually make your own sofa table right behind i'll show you in a minute. you guys did good. >> how about these pillows? no. >> i actually stitched those for two days.

no, kidding, they're store bought. >> all right. can you show us what to do over here? >> the table. we will start off with a little coffee table. >> it's really something very simple to do. you take an old palette. first thing you want to do is replace the cracks where the wood may be splitting. glue that together. you get a lot of standing in, smooth it down as smooth as humanly possible. prime and paint it. it's a fun punchy green. once it's painted, you literally screw your castors on using sort of three-inch screws. we want to make sure it's ride enough the head won't go through. you simply just screw them into place. next thing you know you got wheels. >> you get these wheels at home depot, hardware stores? >> at any home center. the lock is great. the sander, the drill. >> you have artwork. the tape there this is a piece of plywood.

this is a two by two. you use painters tape. what i usually do is mark off about six inches to create a grid. from there you can use your tape, get a diagonal line. use circles, geometric shape paint it. you pull the tape off. you get a nice clean look. >> i don't know about that. i got skills. ty. congratulations. >> up next, how to recognize if you are having a stroke. it could happen to anyone at any table e vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in flextouch® the latest in insulin pen technology from novo nordisk. levemir® is a long-acting insulin

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>> announcer: "today's health" is brought you by pronamel toothpaste. protect your ema'amel against everyday acid. according to the national stroke association, someone in the united states has a stroke every 40 seconds. doctors say they affect more women than men, actually. in fact strokes kill twice as many women each year as breast cancer. >> we're going to talk about the best way to prevent one, but first, two women who survived share their stories.

>> i was only 49 and the picture of good health balancing a career and raising my daughters. and then on a day like any other, i was sitting in my car in a grocery store parking lot and dropped my phone. i realized immediately that the right side of my body was lagging. i managed to hit the redial button and quickly said to my husband, "i'm having a stroke," but my husband heard gibberish. my thoughts were forming, but i could not speak the words. i knew i needed to get help quickly. fortunately, my husband, don, is a retired fireman and recognized the garbled speech as a sign of stroke and rushed to me. because we knew the signs, i got treatment and survived. and just last weekend, i stood watching proudly as my daughter graduated college. two days before my sister's wedding, i went to the gym and thought i injured my neck. assuming i pulled a muscle i took some painkillers. but on the night before my sister's wedding, i was lying in

the hotel room next to her when i had my stroke. i never made it to her wedding. she's crying in many of her wedding pictures and my brother had to take over the maid of honor speech. at the age of 28 i was single and leaned on my wonderful family as my support system but i was determined to come back strong and ran the new york city marathon as a survivor. and last september, i walked down the aisle at my own beautiful wedding. >> oh, my gosh. >> and ruth walsh and carolyn rock joining us along with dr. carolyn from mt. sinai roosevelt hospital here in new york. good morning ladies. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you laid degrees aredies are an inspiration. you've overcome so much. listening, carolyn, to your symptoms you thought it was a pain in your neck that you had injured yourself in the gym. >> yeah, and immediately after i worked out i started feeling a really bad pain like i had pulled a muscle. i started to have these really quick visualizations. i thought there was water on my phone. i started to drive and there was diamonds in the road.

but it still didn't make me think -- looking back it's a little funny -- but there was something wrong. >> you never would have thought at your age that something was wrong. you either. i mean you say you're doing well. you look great. have there been more effects, though, long-term effects of the stroke? >> no, not really. i actually just went back to coaching shortly after, because i, you know, they needed me. so, i wasn't going to let that set me back. and so i decided, you know it's time to come back. i've got to come back strong. i have to show people that even if you have a stroke you go on with your life. and so i just got done coaching a softball team, and amazing, amazing girls. and yeah so i'm back. >> you're moving forward with your life but ruth and carolyn, doctor, both give us examples of there's no age, there's no gender, but women are more affected by stroke which we don't talk about, it seems, a lot. >> right. i mean, really the interesting

thing is people don't think strokes occur to younger people right? they think it happens when you get older, but really that's not true. and these stories exemplify that it can happen at any age. so, everybody should know the signs and symptoms of stroke and what to do about it. also, it shows the potential for recovery, right? people think you have a stroke and that's it? >> right. >> it's not it. they're living happy, healthy lives. carolyn's my patient, and she's doing very very well. so, the importance is getting treatment right away recognizing the signs and symptoms. >> when you talk about an acronym, f.a.s.t. because as you say, every second counts, brain cells are dying with every minute. what's f.a.s.t. mean? >> we say time is brain. every minute that the brain didn't getting floodblood flow there is potential for significant injury. you think face. all of a sudden, their face is drooping, they can't smile very well, that might be a problem. ask them to lift their arms. if it's weak on one side that happened all of a sudden, that might be a sign of a stroke. ask them to speak a simple sentence.

if it's garbled, where it sounds almost like they're drunk or confused, they can't say what they want to say or they don't understand what you're saying that might be a problem. and then "t" is time right? everybody googles symptoms and calls a friend and says what should i do? but really you call 911 immediately and you get to the closest hospital for treatment. >> quickly, is there advice to reduce our risk for stroke? >> absolutely because 80% of strokes can be prevented. >> >> reporter: but you need to know the risk factors. so if you have high blood pressure, you treat it right? if you have diabetes you control it. if you smoke, you stop. so, all these things are important to identify and control, and you can really prevent a stroke from occurring at all. >> well ruth and carolyn, congratulations. graduations, weddings everything! so, thank you for sharing your stories and educating all of us. thank you, dr. ruth. pleasure having you all on. and for more information on stroke prevention and awareness, go to today.com. we will be right back. see? it was like nothing. so this is the celebrity section... it's just the bonus size for our customers.

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she became a hit with her honest takes on parenthood and sippy cups are not for chardonnay and happy time is the new happy hour. >> a book on overparenting "gum my bears." >> thank you. >> you say kale is a four letter word and nobody should be forced to play the piano. you say you are as guilty as the rest of us as doing a little overparenting. >> i am definitely guilty. i have a lot of opinions because i realize i am doing the overparenting or i'm getting way too focused on organics and i look at gummy bears. they're make them. it's a gummy bear. put some sugar in it. you know what i mean? >> organic sugar. >> it's even better for you. >> kale, it should be made of corn syrup. >> we will play a little word association with you. we got some typical family

topics. you will throw out what you think of t. family dinner. >> did you a couple years ago the study came out if you don't sit down as a family every day your kids will turn into drug addicts or go to jail. i think that's too much. come on, first of all we're all busy, right. a lot of us don't have time to sit down every day with our kids and there's other way -- i don't want to have dinner with bob the builder at 5:30. >> this is true. >> i want to have dinner with my husband at 9:30. that's okay. you can spend quality time with your kids other ways. >> my child is gifted. >> everyone has one the gifted child. >> it's not possible if only 2 to 5% of kids are gifted. >> they are gifted. mine are really gifted. >> i'm sure they are. >> they are. >> i have been giving mine gifts. i'm confused. >> they're gifted. >> it's not enough for them to be gifted. they have to be highly gifted. >> oh, your kid is gifted. no, they're highly gifted.

i'm sure they are. >> they are so gifted. they do a lot of this. quality artwork. like this. >> unfortunately, they can't all be picassos, right. they were so afraid to throw it away? what if they find it? >> my kids took it out of the trash. >> what happened? i have to go, i don't know, oh my god. >> you threw that away. >> there should be a museum with artwork on it. we are back in a moment. first this is "today" on nbc.

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. good morning, everyone. 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. two people in the hospital after a police chase of a dump truck in daly city. police say someone stole the truck overnight in neighboring colma. police say when they found the truck the driver took off,

nearly running over a police officer in the process. a chase ensued and the truck struck a van carrying three people. police say the suspect tried to make a run for it but officers caught him. two of the people in the van were seriously hurt. police in san francisco want to find a good samaritan who helped an elderly woman beaten in a savage attack. 77-year-old lin liong was attacked in chinatown on mother's day. they're hoping the man who came to her aid can help provide clues about the attacker. let's check your weather this morning. we're seeing cloudy skies, drizzle and light rain for portsarts of the bay area. early start to the giants game for this afternoon, 12:45. plan on seeing a little bit of drizzle at times. cool temperatures. low 60s. eventually dropping to the upper 50s towards the end of the game. north bay and tri-valley, mid to upper 60s today. could see the same pattern repeat for friday.

as we get to the weekend we should see inland temperatures climbing into the 70s starting friday and saturday. good volume of traffic southbound 101. curve at terra linda. moving better than about 20 minutes ago when it looked like someone stalled or hit the brakes and caused a backup. the latest and the least of your worries for the north bay. coming towards san francisco things gumming up on the south side of the golden gate bridge. a lot of folks coming into the city. things are getting lighter toward the bay bridge where we have the metering lights on of the easing up toward san mateo. slow for 101 and the interchange. 237 late slowing toward sunnyvale. 237 westbound as a good-sized commute right now. back to you. we'll have another local news update for you in half an hour. hope to see you then.

from nbs news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. >> hey, everybody, it is thirsty thursday, may 21st. it's going to be a fun show today. >> you know that song. >> i do. >> love me like you mean it. thastz your theme song. chelsea is going to be on the show singing. and i don't know if you recall but a while ago -- >> you picked it. and that song is hot. "love me like you mean it". it's going to be fun. and in just a few minutes, we'll reveal the gorgeous new look for

the two lovely ladies who happen to be sisters in our ambush makeover. and joy is doing what she does. taking pizza, yep, and turning it into a low-cal version of itself. >> it's a mango strawberry mint. >> oh. >> that'll be fun. also, former grey's anatomy star tells us why he's been getting wild with a lot of celebrities lately. >> wow. >> he's also in that marilyn biopic plays joe dimaggio. two different roles. >> awesome. >> so last night, of course. big, big night for david letterman after 33 years finally said, thank you and good night. >> yeah, it wasn't an emotional tearful good-bye for dave. but he was like, i think he was true to form, wasn't he? it was exactly the way he is. there was poignancy to it he was funny. one of the top moments was when the celebs came out and read the final top ten list.

so the category was things i've always wanted to say to dave. take a look. >> your extensive plastic surgery was a necessity. and a mistake. >> dave, i have no idea what i'll do when you go off the air. you know, i just thought of something, i'll be fine. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh, no. >> cute. that was cute. >> he was on the night before. >> he was. >> 136 times i think the paper said. one of the other cool moments was dave thanked his wife and

11-year-old son harry who were in the audience. and then he also gave a shout out to his son's friend. take a look. >> and before the show, harry wanted me to introduce his buddy tommy. tommy, right there. there's tommy! go get 'em, tommy! >> wow, tommy got a nice shout out. you wonder how he's feeling this morning. >> yeah. >> you know waking up and not having to rush to new york to -- to start looking at run downs and -- >> what was it like for you the first time you didn't -- when you weren't on the show with regis whatever that was. >> right after a good-bye party, we went to nantucket and my mom and dad were with me. and we had a big crowd of people all weekend long. and it wasn't until it was like a normal weekend. and then on monday morning was was -- and i just -- i was so relieved because it was -- i was ready. >> you were ready.

>> i had other things i was excited about doing. i left with great friends there i still have. i think it's when you have regret that it's hard to move on. >> yeah. >> no regrets. i had 15 of what i thought, hoda of tv i could do. but you changed everything. >> i was waiting patiently for what was coming. >> yes. >> now jordin sparks, i've got my tiger stripes here. jordin has a different kind. remember, she lost more than 50 pounds. looks beautiful. opened up in "people" magazine. says she went from a size 14 to a size 2. >> yeah. she says she changed the way she thought about food. she was exercising and just eating right. and then she revealed she had stretch marks behind her legs and on her back and calls them her tiger stripes that show it's empowering as opposed to something you should cringe and hide and all that sort of stuff. and says her inner thighs do touch. hello, america welcome to the rest of us. >> yeah. good for her. and last month crissy tegan --

>> posted this picture of her stretch marks. >> those look like bruises a little bit. >> and why is there a cup? is that a cup? >> that's going to be for a urine specimen. >> maybe she was at the doctor. >> i think it's a lemon. i don't know. >> it looks strange. isn't that funny? we didn't notice it the first time we saw it. you're right. what is that doing? >> why was that there? that was unusual. >> we were here early today to welcome matt back from his trip from boston. >> i can't believe the guy rode 230 miles all to support red nose day. he rode into the plaza. we went half a block and were exhausted. >> it was -- >> my butt hurt, too. just half a block. >> it was fun to see him in his i don't know, just, he seemed tired but happy. >> talk about relief. >> he raised you guys almost

$150,000 to help the young people and kids living in poverty. meredith feeds off some wildlife. i'm glad that matt rode all that way but meredith in the deer suit. and another way we're raising money, nick canon is on a dance marathon. >> 24 hours, right? >> he started at 8:00. >> hello. >> how you doing nick? >> nick. >> how you doin? >> no, the question is, how are you doing? >> i'm good. i can't complain. it's a wonderful morning. we're doing beautiful things for red nose day. i'm still dancing. i can't feel my legs. >> yeah, i bet. >> do you have rest periods at all? are they allowed rest periods? >> i get five minutes to go to the bathroom and hydrate every hour. >> and what about eating? >> yeah, if i can eat while i'm in the bathroom, i guess. >> oh, i love this song. don't eat while you're in the bathroom. >> how are you picking your music, nick? >> amazing deejays in with me

all night. we've been doing this since 8:00 p.m. last night. and all my friends come in and rotate. we're getting it in making it happen. it's a beautiful thing. >> hey, nick, who came to see you this morning. >> al roker came to see me. >> who else? >> and you came. >> thank you. i walked by from the gym. >> good girl. >> and she was glowing. she had that gym glow about her. >> well you're going to dance. if you want to watch nick dance and who doesn't? go to nbc.com/danceathon. >> you see my dancing shoes. 8:00 p.m. it's happening. >> what are you going to do when it's all over? you going to go out dancing? >> yeah. exactly what i'm doing. i hope to walk after this. but it's for an amazing cause. we've got to text to 80077 and children all over the world will be helped. >> thank you so much. >> thank you! keep it going, y'all. >> it's all attitude. remember when al had to do his

thing for so long? >> yeah. that weather cast forever. all right. do you like parallel parking? can you do it? >> i can parallel park better than i can back up. >> really? >> yeah. i don't know why. >> my thoughts -- >> all right. here's the good news. if you are a 16-year-old getting your license in maryland. may not be good news for everyone else. if you're a 16-year-old getting your license in maryland, they dropped parallel parking from the driver's test. >> yeah. they're afraid your feelings might be hurt if you're not able to do it. everybody gets a license. >> they said other parts of the tests, the reverse point and the turn on the road portion are sufficient enough to show that you can -- >> i don't think -- >> -- maneuver. >> i don't think so. do you? >> no. >> parallel parking is a skill you must learn if you're going to be -- >> in rehoboth, you have to parallel park in new orleans if you p can't parallel park, you can't drive.

>> you can't drive. >> that's where you park. >> and it's not easy. >> and hoda used to live in an apartment where she'd leave her car every night. >> yeah, i blocked my own parking garage because it was easier than going in. and i would get tickets every day for blocking a driveway that was mine. >> that was your driveway. >> and didn't you get a lot of tickets when you were in college? >> yeah. i did. i almost didn't graduate. and they didn't realize it was me and my brother got my tickets after. so he ended up getting the brunt of my parking ticket problem. >> they weren't going to let her graduate. she might not be sitting here. >> however, i did graduate. let's have fun with an ihoda. there's a song called "boom boom". and it'll make you boom, boom move. let's do it. >> mellow. >> this is for nick canon.

snths. >> has it started yet? >> yeah. >> here it comes. here it comes. >> words or lyrics? ♪ ♪ >> don't you love it? >> no. no i don't. >> i just heard it. boom boom. at the keel yashgs tequilla, boom boom. it's a awesome song if you want to jam. these two lucky ladies have memorial day parties to go to. >> they can show off their hot

ambush makeover. >> and we'll check on nick to make sure he is grooving. >> all day long. >> we'll have a little food in a little bit too. >> i think i should take him some stuff on my way home, don't you? of somebody else's native tongue? that opens up the doors to trust. my name is kanyon. i'm a technician here in portland oregon. every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta. and when i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit.

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59 years old from queens, new york. we're starting with gloria originally from colombia one son three grand kids, lives with her mother who is suffering from alzheimer's. she spends a lot of time caring for her. she says people often mistake her for being her sister's mother. >> this is so exciting today. sisters, and i know you're excited for your sisters. tell me why. >> yeah. oh she is -- we're so close, and i come and visit from tennessee. and everybody always thinks she's my mom. and i'm, like, no she's my sister! please! so she needs it. >> well, we think you look fabulous but we are going to make you look even more fabulous. so -- >> i'm very excited and waiting for the outcome of this sister look not the mother look. >> she's got funk. all right, we're going to have gloria come out first. here's gloria's before picture.

all right, gloria. let's see the new you! ♪ >> oh my god. how beautiful. >> are you ready to see yourself? you can do it here. >> oh, my! >> you look fantastic. >> take one more look. >> lewis! wow, you look gorgeous. >> thanks so much. >> look right there for one second. gloria your makeover was so easy to do. the most -- you had one of the most obvious mistakes. blond is not always the answer. your hair should have been darker. the minute we made it a little darker leading to light pieces going through, you came alive. you look younger. it's so amazing. and, of course, igor gave you this great -- >> igor -- >> right. >> both sisters have so much hair. texturized it.

very texturized bob. don't mess up your make-up. she will come in and tackle you. >> a little sheer. no more mama. very similar to yours. >> love! >> great job. we're going to have you stand over there by zach and turn the other way so you don't see your sister yet. >> face the wall. >> all right. and her sister is marta fuget. spends so much time caring for her family, she's lucky to get a haircut every three months. she makes frequent trips to new york to help her sister care for her mom. let's hear what gloria has to say about sister marta. >> okay, now it's marta's turn. tell me why you want it for her? >> because she's never done anything for herself nothing. takes care of everyone else but herself. so she deserves this new look. >> do you think you look like her mother? >> no, i don't. everybody thinks that! >> all right.

all right. we're ready to go. >> okay. yes. >> i'm so excited. >> okay. this is fun. now, don't turn around yet, okay, gloria? let's take one last look at marta before and bring out the new marta. wow! another fabulous one. >> yes. >> oh, my god. okay gloria. [ laughter ] >> oh my goodness. >> that's great. >> it's so wonderful. marta -- >> i love that she was much more concerned about looking at her sister. >> she might not feel that way after she sees herself. marta, look. [ laughter ] >> wow. so adorable. >> look right into camera 12. >> come here. come stand over here. >> okay.

again, igor gave her this -- not at all. girls out on the town, that's what you look like. >> it starts today. >> swept to the side bangs layer. she had all one length. i did highlights on the natural color. >> beautiful. >> by the way, hey, ladies we have another surprise. >> you're here for a big day. it's lewis' birthday over the weekend. happy birthday, darling. >> thank you. >> have your piece and eat it, too for under 200 calories. it's the one item you should always throw in. packing perfection.

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seeding lots of clouds and some drizzle at times and still a possibility into the afternoon. most likely for the coast and around the peninsula today highs in the mid 60s around san jose. closer to 60 for san francisco. for the north bay, hilltop showers possible. santa rosa 67. upper 60s toward the tri-valley. into memorial day weekend notice the numbers starting to climb up. a slight warmup for the weekend especially around the south bay and tri-valley. 70 return in time for memorial day weekend. let's check in with mike. at the bay bridge we have a backup. fast track lanes clearing a bit. look at your map. you don't see surprises. for the east shore freeway, clearing for san rafael continues for the end of the commute. easy drive at the castro valley y and 92 and 101 crash has

cleared. fine past the airport and cupertino as well. join us at 11:00 for our next newscast. ♪ >> it's thirsty thursday, and that's nick canon going strong at the nbc experience store trying to dance for 24 hours straight until tonight's red nose day telecast that starts at 8:00 p.m. >> wow. he dances we're going to eat. about to turn your junk food into joy food with a healthier version of pizza and sorbet. >> so our first challenge from danielle drummond lives in lake forest, illinois. and her and her dad love pizza with the rest of the world. >> sure. >> a regular slice is -- this is a new york style slice, 500 calories. >> that's not even loaded with anything! >> and who stops at one slice. >> i know, right. >> nobody can give these things up. but she wanted a version that

she could eat guilt-free at any time in her house. and i'm going to show her how to do that. >> okay. >> first i'm going to show you how to make the simplest tomato sauce. adding onion powder garlic powder and oregano. >> this is fine. and a dash of salt. and obviously, you can also just pick up any jarred marinara sauce. and this is a low carb whole grain tortilla. the bigger the better i put it under the broiler for about -- >> good thinking. >> about four minutes. and you keep flipping it over, and it'll get nice and crispy. then, all you do is you open that oven, you're going to spread out your sauce. let's put on -- kathie lee -- it melts beautifully. you're going to pop it back in.

let's put a pinch of crushed red pepper back under the broiler 30 to 45 seconds. >> quick. >> then i'm going to garnish with beautiful fresh basil. it was 500 calories per slice. the entire pie 172 calories. >> how are you doing this? this is fantastic. >> you could have a whole pizza night and get your kids to top it with whatever they want. >> what's the total of this? >> you can fold it over and eat it like that, too. >> the entire pie is 172 calories. so if you want a second one, you can have a second one. >> by the way, you know the bars we like in the morning, those are like 200. >> right. >> this whole thing, 172. it's a great snack. have two of them for dinner. >> that's amazing. >> oh so good. >> oh. okay. >> so next up christine patera. her and her husband love sweet,

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>> too far from american settlements to defend. we ought to move north of victoria. marshal our forces. let santa ana get drunk on an abundance of confidence. and then, general we attack with a vengeance. >> that is sexy. >> all right. thanks very much. >> that is fabulous. it's kind of weird. i spent the last three days watching the maryland documentary, the bio. and you go from the joe dimaggio voice to -- that's called acting, ain't it. >> that's some acting. it's funny you work for two years straight and everything comes out at the same time. >> promoting everything. >> yeah. >> you grew up, you loved westerns when you were younger, right? was it fun kind of living that dream out a little bit? >> i did another western about a year before i started this one. so it's my favorite genre of film. when i was a kid those were the

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weight for the role? >> over 40 pounds. >> how did you do that? >> he was suffering with tuberculosis tuberculosis. >> yeah. and so i got there and i was probably about 175 and i left and i was about 135. >> how did you drop the weight? >> i ate a can of tuna fish a day. i did it in the most unhealthy way i could. i didn't consult with a doctor or anything. we had said maybe we should lose like 10 pounds and i kept going and going and by the end of the movie, i just looked -- >> have you been able to look at a can of tuna fish since? >> no. i don't want to see it -- >> that pizza. >> it looked real good. >> tell us about the maryland thing, too. we see a side of joe dimaggio in this i never knew existed. >> yeah. the story is really about, you know marilyn monroe and her relationship with her mother. but you -- we see kind of the marriage that she had with joe. arthur miller and joe dimaggio.

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>> i've been a fan of taylor since i was 12 when i started writing songs. to have her like my stuff was crazy. >> and you wrote or co-wrote everything. what's it called? >> "love me like you mean it". >> hoda's theme song. >> exactly. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh hey with your hat back ♪ ♪ i kind of like that ♪ ♪ if you wanna walk my way, i'm shoot you straight up ♪ ♪ i don't have time to waste on the boys that are playing the games ♪ ♪ and leaving the girls crying out in the rain ♪ ♪ so tell me baby do you got what it takes ♪

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love me like you mean it ♪ ♪ love me like you mean it ♪ ♪ oh yeah hey if you're gonna love me love me love me like you mean it ♪ >> oh, yeah! kelsea ballerini! we're going to check back in with nick canon to see how his dance-athon is going. love me like you mean it. >> kiss me, baby.

we're hours away from tonight's red nose celebrity telecast. and nick canon isn't going to stop shaking his bonbon until then. you going to make it? >> i'm definitely making it. we're doing it for the children

all over the world. i can't stop. >> nick's getting more and more energetic as the hours go on. watch the star studded event here on nbc. go, nick, go. and before we say good-bye let's do a little okay or not okay. >> okay. we were asked, is it okay to post your breast-feeding pics on social media? >> here's what we had to say about that. >> there are two types of people, hoda. those who feel the need to share their most precious moment and those who like to keep them private like i prefer. but god bless us all. >> i say breast-feeding is beautiful and natural but sharing it on social media tmi. you know what that stands for? >> too much information. >> oh, you are -- >> in france. >> you're hip. >> all righty. tomorrow, "veep" star on life outside the white house. plus how shopping is getting easier and cheaper.

>> we'll see you on friday, everybody. have an awesome thirsty thursday! bye-bye.

s. right now at 11:00, a busy morning for san jose police from robberies to burglaries officers catch crooks terrorizing a couple of neighborhoods. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. i'm scott mcgrew. it started with a robbery overnight and multiple burglaries this morning. a few hours ago police have their suspects in custody. >> damian trujillo has good news. >> reporter: the calls required a lot of police officers. even those from neighboring cities. it was a busy morning here in san jose. the first call came in just before 1:00 a.m. two people were beaten in separate