oblems for san jose. yesterday and today we see slowing through the construction skbloen. >> have a great day. go warriors. good morning. inside job? did a female prison employee help the two convicted murders pull off their daring escape? and if so, why? the questions intensify as the manhunt for two very dangerous men still comes up empty this morning. isolated. a female patient treated in a special hospital unit out of washington with an extremely rare and vicious form of tuberculosis resistant to most drugs. now health officials are retracing her steps after she spent weeks traveling around the country. first appearance. former house speaker dennis hastert set to be in court for the first time since his hush money scandal broke.

will we learn his defense? and fall ln, the father. the tonight show host on being a dad, dirt, and diapers. >> don't ask me. yes, i did. i got away with it. i wear adult diapers. i didn't want to bring it up. >> perhaps too revealing interview. today is tuesday, june 9th, 2015. good morning, everyone. welcome to "today." it's a tuesday morning and still no sign of the two escaped inmates from upstate new york. >> a lot of people nervous in this area and all around the country. it's the top story, escaped murders. entering its fourth day as we learn ability the alleged help they may have received from inside the prison. miguel almaguer has the latest on that.

good morning to you. >> matt, good morning. desmite the massive manhunt and the $100,000 reward, there's stillo e ono sign of the convicts, but at the prison, employees being questioned. employees hope they have clues to what wenthappened here. >> outside the prison walls and within, urgency. this morning, new questions as investigators turn their attention to prison employees. according to a law enforcement source, did a woman who worked at the clinton correction facility help david sweat and richer matt pull off their escape? >> what's really hard to understand is how the corrections security staff was not aware of this. >> with 150 civilian employees working inside the maximum security lockup, the internal probe could take days. this as law enforcement sources

tell wptz the convicted killers waited for a getaway driver who never showed. cutting through a steel pipe, smashing through a brick wall, only to push up this manhole cover, forced to flee on foot. >> do they have cell phones. communications, who do they call? >> now, an all-out search of an abandoned building, this one next to the prison. not sure if the fugitives are holed up nearby or headed out of country, maybe nearby canada. richard matt has done it before. in 1986, breaking out of a new york jail, later convicted of killing a man in mexico. one police captain calling him the most vicious, evil person i have ever come across. both men convicted of brutal murders, but now back out with little to lose, says a former inmate. >> the moment they're not in their cell anymore, they're attempting to escape, at least in theory, deadly force would be authorized. >> nbc news has also learned

both men were housed in the a block or the honor section of the prison. that's where inmates have less restrictions and more freedoms. the duo said to be close friends. authorities believe they may have been planning this for several months. matt, back to you. >> miguel almaguer, thank you very much. tom burella is a former special agent for the fbi. good to see you. let me get to the honor block thing in a second. let's start with what miguel reported, they may have been waiting for a getaway car that never showed up. is that a break for police that they may be closer? >> that would be a break for police that they would be closer in the area. i know the authorities are going door to door, road blocks and so forth, but that also seems a little unlikely. these guys had this thing so well planned out. they had the tools to cut through the walls and the pipes. they knew the layout, had the tunnels and the pipes and everything. and then to pop up in the manhole and say, okay, the plan

just fell apart seems unlikely. >> someone chickened out. >> unless someone chickened out. >> the police are questioning a woman who works at that prison. she's said to be a training supervisor. we're hearing now that these guys may have been allowed to wear civilian clothing inside the prison and they were housed on this honor block. red flags to you? >> not necessarily. when prisoners are put on the honor block, it's for behavior inside the prison, not what they did to get in, which maybe seems odd. >> one of these guys beheaded and murdered his boss. another shot a sheriff's deputy 15 times. >> bad guys, but again, it looks like their record inside the prison was good. relatively, you know, no disciplinary problems so they were allowed to be on the honor block. again, that's maybe something prison officials would want to look at, should these type of people be on the honor block. >> manhunt, you have seen a lot of them. how hard is it for two guys like

this to move around and hunker down, find shelter, get food, get money, communicate with the world looking for them. >> very difficult, unless you have a lot of help. if their plan did fall apart, the car didn't show up and they're on their own, it's a high likelihood they'll be caught, but if you have an elaborate network of assistance to give you false identification, clothing, a way to get out, it makes it more difficult for authorities. >> you talk about assistance. i want you to listen to this. they went through a brick wall and a steampipe. >> i would want to know what are the daily schedules of these guys. when would they have had the opportunity to make that loud noise, and what is the environment in the prison at that time? is it loud, is it quiet? who's around?

what are the protocols and procedures? it does seem really crazy that noend would hear that and report it. >> thanks very much. >> a public health story about a woman who has a contagious case of tuberculosis. she's traveled through add least three states and is in isolation in a hospital in washington. that's where we find tom costello this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. this patient traveled from india to chicago o'hare and then to two other states. she's now in a special unit at the nih treated for what's called extrensively drug resistant tuberculosis. a very dangerous form of tuberculosis. the patient's now in an isolation room here at the nih is only described as a female, no age, no nationality, while

doctors treat the serious case of drug resistant tb, federal and state departments are trying to track down hundreds of people who may have been in contact with her in several states. >> the biggest guns we have as far as antibiotics is what has to be used in the case, and even when we use those, there's still limited effectiveness with this type of tuberculosis. >> in april, the victim is believed to have traveled from india to chicago o'hare. then spent time in missouri and tennessee before seeking treatment. seven weeks after arriving in the u.s., she was diagnosed with active tb and transfer said by air and ground ambulance to the nih. now the cdc and state health departments are trying to contact other passengers on her flight and anyone who might have come in contact with her in at least three states. the risk of contracting a disease on an aircraft is low, health experts take tb very seriously. >> people who were on the plane with her owe it to themselves

and their close contacts to be followed up to see all they're infected. >> tb bacteria are released into the air when someone with the disease coughs, sneezes, shouts, or sings. the bacteria is float in the air for several hours. people with lowered immunity, especially from hiv, are most at risk. in 2007, the u.s. quarantined an atlanta man who knew he had tb yet flew from europe to canada, then drove into the u.s. to evade u.s. authorities. he was treated and released. now, this morning, a tb case here at the nih. this is so serious, in some cases the surgeons have to go in and remove the pockets of infection. right now, the challenge is to figure out which antibitotics it's resistant to. it believes the risk to everybody else is very low. savannah, back to you. >> thank you so much. let's turn to dr. natalie a zar.

the risk may be low, but the cdc is not messing around, trying to retrace this woman's steps. >> that's primarily because the cure rate is so poor with this. it's only 30% to 50% cure rate, even lower in people with hiv infection or whose immune systems are compromised. >> how does somebody walk around for seven weeks traveling here and there with tuberculosis, if you're sick, wouldn't you find a doctor and find out? >> that's what distinguishes tb from other forms of pneumonia. they can be sick, mildly, for a number of weeks to months. characteristically with cough, weight loss, night sweats, coughing up blood. they're not extremely ill like people with different types of pneumonia. >> meanwhile, they're walking around potentially exposing it to others. >> it'scon tajs, but it's coughing, sneezing, shouting, singing, and you have to be in

close quarters. that's why those are the places where you're going to be most at risk. casual contact, hand shaging, sharing food, toilet seats, that's not how it's transmitted. >> thank you so much. >> meanwhile, we're expecting to see former house speaker dennis hastert later today for the first time since he was accused in an alleged multimillion dollar hush money scandal. he'll have a new high-powered attorney by his side. gabe gutierrez is at the courthouse. good morning. >> good morning. hastert will hear the charges against him and enter a plea. all eyes on the man who was once one of the most powerful politicians in the country but for the last 12 days has remained absolutely silent. this morning, former house speaker dennis hastert is preparing to face charges he violated federal banking laws and then lied to the fbi. he's hired high profile attorney

thomas green who has hepted clients in major national scandals from watergate to iran contra. >> dennis hastert has not been indicted for sexual abuse of minors, and no one has been indicted for extortion. and those seem to be the two real underlying issues here. >> though not spelled out in the federal indictment, law enforcement officials tell nbc news the past misconduct hastert tried to cover up was sexual in nature with a male student at the school where he taught for years. the sister of one alleged victim says others may be out there. but mike, who wrestled for yorkville high in the early '80s has his doubts. >> i don't believe it. not at all. i never had any problems with him at all. >> there are also questions about how hastert would have raised the $3.5 million in hush money after leaving congress. it was in 2010 that hastert ramped up his lobbying, that's according to documents and e-mails in a separate lawsuit

filed by an ex-business partner. that lawsuit was later dismissed. >> that's very disturbing, the idea that you can have someone who is one of the most senior officials in the united states government trying to use their connections and influence to make as much money as quickly as possible. >> reporter: if convicted, hastert faces up to five years in prison and $250,000 fine on each count. no comment from him or his attorney. matt and savannah we will see if that changes later today. >> a lot of interest on the courtroom. gabe thank you. and natalie has a lot on the case in mckinney, texas. >> good morning, everyone. community activities are calling on the police department to fire the officer shown on the video pushing the girl's face to the ground. protesters marched monday night

in reaction to the friday confrontation at the community swimming pool in mckinney. the cell phone video shows the police officer pushing the 15-year-old girl to the ground and pointing his gun at other teens. mckinney's police chief placed the officer on leave while they investigate. a mad scramble in ohio after a semi truck carrying 2200 baby pigs overturned east of dayton. the truck driver lost control and veered into the guardrail and overturned. that sent the pigs running to the woods. many were called to round up the loose pigs. some died in the crash and the rest were taken to the local fairgrounds. organizers say they are not giving up on the plan yet to create an under water sculpture garden off the coast of broward county florida. even after the botched attempt where the barge attempt

overturned and crushed statues in the process. it would attract marine life and divers. they plan to create more statues and try again. the tampa bay lightning now have the upper hand after a thrilling win over the chicago blackhawks in game three of the stanley cup finals. lightning scored the first goal and also the last on the way to the 3-2 win. tampa bay now leading the series 2-1. game four is wednesday night on the nbc sports network. the crisis in ukraine, climate change covered at the g-7 summit in germany, however, it is this photo taken of german chancellor angela merkel and president obama that is getting all of the buzz. ♪ the hills are alive ♪ >> angela merkel bursting into song as president obama takes in the views.

many say this is reminiscent of "the sound of music" and the opening number from julia andrews. >> maybe she is describing her last fishing trip. >> natalie, thank you. mr. roker, lots of nasty weather in the east. >> that is right. we have flooding to talk about. the same storm system causing problems. davenport, illinois. we can show you we have the video. look at this. this is danville illinois. right now 150 miles south of chicago. lots of trees are downed, flooding. a real mess there. as we go further downriver. down to louisiana, the red river cresting at 37 feet. it hasn't crested that high in 60 years. it looks like it will take at least two to three weeks for the flooding to subside. here in the northeast, strong storms pushing through.

we have a risk of severe weather today from just north of new york city into interior new england. damaging wind and hail. 8 people at risk. up to 8 inches of rain. in the plains, strong storms and dangerous lightning and possible tornadoes. we will get to your latest forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

meteorologist kari hall. great start to the day across the bay as we see some patchy fog in some spots, now 56 degrees as you walk out the door in san francisco, and not so warm today. peninsula today reaching 81 degrees and 72 degrees for the east bay and also looking at some warm weather in the tri-valley today a high of 85 degrees so that's about 15 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. more weather coming up in a few minutes. and that's your latest weather. >> thank you so much. a grand jury in south carolina has handed down a murder indictment against a former north charleston police officer who shot and killed a man during a traffic stop earlier this year. you probably remember this video. this morning the victim's brothers and family attorney are speaking out in an interview with national correspondent kate snow. >> you will erd about the indictment what are your feelings? >> well it's a good victory for the feel. we're taking baby steps but we know it's all to get to one

point, and that's to get the justice for my brother. >> what would justice look like? >> murder charge one, guilty. >> and sentence? >> life. life in prison. never to do something like that to another human being again. >> is the family ready to be part of this sflil you're going to have to relive this over again. >> i would say at this point we're not ready. i don't feel that i'm ready for it to go into trial just yet. but we'll be ready when the time comes. >> do you plan to file a civil suit? >> we're going to file a civil suit within the next couple of months most lickly by the end of july. >> you don't intend to wait. >> no. the only way to really hold the city the police department the chief and any other people in charge of officer slager responsible, they caught the officer, he has been charged with murder now but it's bigger than him. >> affected by walter scott's shooting death are his four

children who range from 25 to a 16-year-old high school student. >> how are his children doing? >> well they are coming along. and it's a shame for them to have to see this and then they have to live the rest of their lives knowing that their father had to suffer the way that he did. by being murdered the way he was. gunned down. >> what do you say to them as an uncle? >> i tell them their daddy is looking down on us and we're doing a very good job keeping the community together and keeping peace within our family and we must continue to trust in god and god will bring us through. >> do you think this indictment would have happened without a videotape? >> i think we would not be at the point we are right now if it wasn't for the videotape. >> have you kept in touch with the man who shot that video? >> yes, we have. he came to the family reunion, he came to church with us. my brother goes and gets his haircut there now. >> he goes to his barber shop?

>> yes, he does. fadden is an awesome guy, courageous. >> see the bond that the family now has. >> no question. we'll take a break. coming up former olympian oscar pistorius set to be free on parole for the shooting death of his girlfriend restra steenkamp. why her parents ska that's a mistake. >> later on can you spot the fake? the booming business of bogus diplomas and phony resumes that people are using to land real jobs. >> and brad pitt one of the biggest star why is his moving heading straight to your home? first this is today on nbc. headed straight to your home.

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all right. 7:30 now on a tuesday morning the 9th of june 2015. nice view trfrom the top of the rock. big crowd on this tuesday morning. gray skies. will that get better? >> not for a while. we have a spritz coming here and there. things get better. warmer and more humid. we have a heat wave getting ready. >> yeah in august. >> welcome back. >> here's what's making headlines today. police are questioning workers at the upstate new york prison where two con vicked murderers were able to pull off a daring escape. officials want to know who may have helped them get power tools. those escapees haven't been seen since friday night. >> former house speaker dennis hastert scheduled to appear in

federal court in chicago today. the 76-year-old faces charges that he lied to the fbi and broke banking laws the in an alleged hush money scandal. >> a woman is being treated in isolation at a maryland hospital for a rare and drug resistant form of tuberculosis. she traveled from from to the u.s. from india, flew to o'hare and visited three states. health officials are trying to track down anybody who may have been in contact with the patient is. >> coming up jimmy fallon comes clean about father hood does a little baby talking and also talks diapers. >> okay. first up this half hour a controversial decision in a case that made worldwide headlines. oscar pistorius could be released from prison in august. that's just ten months in jail for the shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. the news doesn't sit well with her family. kier simmons has more.

>> reporter: when oscar pistorius was convicted of culpable hom side not murder the family of reeva steenkamp were devastated. he was sentenced to five years but is set to serve just one-sixth of the time. the family is saying it's simply not enough. this is oscar pistorius playing soccer if prison according to a south african newspaperer which obtained the vid are owe three months ago. prison officials say he'll be released in august. he was only sentenced in october. for killing his girlfriend model reeva steenkamp. speaking in december her mom told nbc news she doesn't accept his remorse. >> when you have killed my daughter to say "sorry," it's not enough. >> reporter: the family told the parole board incarceration of ten months for taking a life is simply not enough. oscar pistorius, once known for

breaking barriers as the first amputee to compete in the olympics was convicted of culpable homicide after pleading he hadn't meant to kill reeva, thinking she was an intruder. >> before i knew it i fired four shots at the door. i had my fingers in her mouth to help her try to breathe. i had my hand on her hip. i was trying to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: the family questions his accounts. >> he has to pay for what he's done. you can't shoot four times through a door in a confined space if the person can't get away and you know with a the bullets are going to do. >> reporter: in november prosecutors will return to court to argue oscar pistorius should have been convicted of murder. so while he's set to walk out of the prison on august 21 and will be under house arrest, the prosecution gets his way he'll be back inside. for much longer than ten months. set to be another bitter court battle savannah. >> a lot for the fan to go

through, of course . thank you very much. >> now to mr. roker for a check of the weather. >> we have heat to talk about. now it's making its way across the country. thanks to a big ridge of pressure jet stream way to the north. combine those. record highs in the northwest. temperatures in the northwest. by thursday 81 in billings by thursday. look at the temperature trends. haps 9-- minneapolis 91. cincinnati on thursday 91. in the east new york city 90 degrees by thursday. 94 in washington, d.c. norfolk looking at 92 degrees. just for good measure we'll pump up the humidity, too. yeah. sweet. i'm meteorologist kari hall. check out this gorgeous view of san jose this morning. as you head out still some low

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it's not just any diploma. this is a ph.d. of philosophy and fe sickphysics. i bought the diploma online. it feels and looks real in person complete with the seal. experts say people have used bogus degrees to get real jobs. employers fooled cowork ers tricked and fake vi a booming business. congratulations to the class of 2015. [ cheers ] >> reporter: years of studying tens of thousands in tuition, all that hard work paid off with a coveted diploma. guess what. my kids just graduated, too. from college. >> princeton, universery. >> reporter: that's my daughter a doctor of philosophy and biology and so poudroud.

say something philosophical. >> what does that mean? >> reporter: you're the graduate. and that's my 3-year-old son blake, following in daddy's foot steps with a degree in mass communication. the show-off got a ph.d. >> what's two plus two? >> hmm -- >> reporter: no. yes, they are fake degrees from prestigious universities. they were easy to get. i went online and typed in fake college diploma. boom. dozens of websites popped . you can buy transcripts, complete with classes and official-looking codes. with a do you make of this? >> a travesty. >> reporter: judith eaton is the president of the council for higher education accreditation. she said it is perfectly legal to buy these documents. it says all dploems and transcripts are to be used as novelties or replacements. it doesn't say it anywhere on

the diplomas themselves. >> no. >> reporter: look at this transcript. it says official document all over it. what do you think? >> i think the intent here is to confuse people and mislead them that you have a credential that you have not earn ed. >> reporter: another growing issue, she says online diploma mills from fake universities. a school administrator in rhode island resigned caught using a fake degree and the fire chief in georgia forced to resign, too. >> this is a multi billion dollar industry worldwide. >> reporter: multi billion is? >> reporter: . >> yes. >> reporter: when you fake graduate college you need a real job. this guy will help you get it. >> i have landed close to 800 people a job. >> reporter: in jobs mow? >> as a matter of fact i landed two jobs this week. >> reporter: william schmidt sells lies. he's proud of it. he runs a website, career excuse.com. people hire you to be a

professional reference for them like they used to work for you. >> correct. >> reporter: for companies you have made up . >> exactly. >> reporter: you pay him a fee and he'll make you a fake resumé touting all your phony experience. he made this oner for me. saying i was a senior account manager at a company called odx global. odx has a website. but it's all fake. look he'll give you professional references. your clients are going for a new job and say, look call my old boss. he'll tell you i'm great. >> yep. >> reporter: and you pick up the phone. he's so confident he showed us how it works. calling the number now. setting up a call with one of the references on my resumé. >> thank you for calling. this is tiffany miller. >> i'm calling about an applicant named jeff rossen. >> he's an outstanding employee. he's always one to take it upon himself to nesh yat the team.

>> would you suggest we hire him? >> definitely. he's a wonderful employee. >> reporter: people at home are saying you are a scam artist. >> hmm. >> reporter: what do you say to them? >> it's nonsense. i am providing my customers ale valuable service to land them a job are. i am giving them an opportunity. >> reporter: by the way, william charges up to $200 for his services. al asked what i thought were too many questions about it. these diplomas aren't cheap either. the diplomas mine from harvard and the ones from the kids cost about $2.50. the transcripts look real. that will cost almost $500. >> cheaper than a student loan. >> are have you seen me? >>. >> what didn't you understand is is this . >> this is not up to your potential. >> this isn't fraud? >> it's unethical and immoral but not illegal. there are people out there with jobs. you know who you are. they got jobs through the guys with these diplomas. >> incredibly real. >> three are at this desk.

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a very good tuesday morning to you. it is 7:56 i'm laura garcia-cannon. as of july 4th holiday gets closer south bay leaders want to crack down on people who hold private fireworks shows. today the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on an ordinance to hold property owners responsible. if they allow illegal use of fireworks on their property. fines would start at $350. third time offenders would face 4-figure fines. also happening today san francisco supervisors will vote on a plan to get tough on soft drink companies. one proposal would require health warnings on all soda advertisements, another measure would ban sewed at that advertising on city owned property, a third measure would prevent the city were spending city money on sugary drinks. let's heck that forecast for fod. >> we will be warm today but not as today as it was yesterday. starting out with temperatures around 56 degrees for san

francisco but warming up already in the east bay. 69 degrees there, some patchy to go in spots, too. 81 degrees the high today in the peninsula and east bay 82 degrees. checking out the tri-valley 85 degrees. will will still be areas that warm up this afternoon, north bay. today reaching 80 degrees, still warm and we have some rain in the forecast for tomorrow. you want to keep checking back for that. let's check in with mike. so far dry roads right now for palo alto a lot of sunshine and a lot of slowing south towards university avenue. let me show you this stretch similar to yesterday we have this jam coming up toward university and embarcadero that stretch they have a lane shift, folks are dover international speedway tracked. southbound seems to be the most from san mateo down towards palo alto. northbound recover afteren earlier crash at sara towing ga. we have that backup across the

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♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up should we fear the flip-flops? why the summer staple may be harmful to the your health. plus need a tailor? how about someone to do your laundry? there is an app for that. >> everything is being converted to an online on demand business. >> reporter: inside the growing list of ser vess that can headache your day easier with a click. >> one, two, three. [ cheers ] >> and baby talk. >> it's a tough read. >> it is. it's about 15 pages. this is how you know this was written by me. >> matt goes one on one with

jimmy fallon to talk about the plan to have everybody baby's first word be dada. "today," june 9, 2015. >> first time in new york city from indiana. >> good morning from new york city! >> howdy from texas. a shout out to the woodlands. yeeha! ♪ >> all the way from alabama to see al roker for our 20th aliversary. >> nobody signed my yearbook because i left school early. will you sign it matt? >> 8:00 on "today." it is tuesday, june are 9, 2015. i'm doing a little multi tasking here. i just signed a yearbook. she brought her yearbook. i just signed it.

too good to be forgotten! that's our generation. >> we have jimmy fallon coming up. you haven't lived until you have discussed children's body functions with hip. >> who brought that up? >> i might have. >> exactly. >> let's go thds. natalie has a check on the top stories. >> good morning. the investigation into a daring prison escape in upstate new york is focused this morning on a female civilian employee. miguel almaguer is outside the prison for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. despite the man hunt and the $100,000 reward authorities are no closer to catching the convicts. the search and probe going in outside of the prison walls and within. we are told officials are investigating prison employees about any connection they may have had to these two prison inmates and how they may have gotten loose. we though the two convicts were apparently housed in the a section or honor block of the prison that may have allowed more freedom of movement.

investigators are looking into all possible connections as they also search for the two men on the run now into its fourth day. natalie? >> miguel almaguer in new york for us thank you. federal health officials are trying to track down hundreds of people who may have had contact with a woman who has a is very drug resistant former president of tuberculosis. the patient is a woman who travels from india to chicago in april. she then spent time in missouri and tennessee. she's being treated with antibiotics in a special isolation unit at the national institutes of health in maryland. tb bacteria are releaseded into the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. formerer speaker of the house dennis hastert appears in a federal court in chicago today. he's charged with breaking federal banking laws. prosecutors say the i will fois republican made illegal unreported with drawls of cash and lied about them to the fbi. law enforcement officials say hastert paid the nearly $2

million to cover up misconduct of a sexual nature with a male student when he was a high school teacher and wrestling coach. a stroke victim who lost his leg has become the first patient fitted with a prosthetic leg that can feel life like sensations. censors in the sole of his new foot send signals to the brain. he can feel whether he's walking on pavement or grasser or if it is a slippery surface. it also takes away phantom pain from the missing limb so he no longer needs painkillers. inkreb. the u.s. women's soccer team beat australia 3-1 in the opening game of the women's world cup on monday. megan rapinoe scored two goals. hope solo had several big saves. the u.s. faces sweden friday in winnipeg canada. # shebelieves. 8:04 and now over to savannah.

>> # webelieve. go usa women. it is the summer season and that means you have probably busted out the flip-flops. if you are not careful you could be in for months of pain. here's sheinelle jones. ♪ >> reporter: just about everywhere you look there they are. >> yeah. >> it's easy to go from walking around shopping to the beach. >> they're simple. comfortable. >> reporter: flip-flops. once just a beach style, have walked themselves across are america. from the sand to the streets and hollywood. we are a nation of flip-flop fanatics. >> i have designer flip-flops. >> you throw them on run errands and back home. >> reporter: carefree comfort comes at a price. last year some 25,000 people ended up in the emergency room from flip-flops-related injuries. a consumer products safety commission tells nbc news. >> this time of year i see a lot of people with foot pain. sometimes knee pain because they

haven't worn flip-flops all winter long. then the weather is warm and it's all today wear. i tend to start seeing problems. >> reporter: from blisters to bacteria to tripping and pos temperature problems there are many potential dang thors. if you already have foot pain you're not alone. fearly 23% of women say their flip-flops sometimes hurt their feet according to a recent survey. many injuries are from having no support in the arch. >> your feet roll in putting pressure on the tendons. sometimes on your bones and can cause overuse injuries. >> reporter: injuries doctors say can rise from your ankles to the knees, hips up to your back. despite the discomfort and warnings you don't have to say farewell flip-flops yet. >> i would wear them though they are not good for you. guilty as charged. >> reporter: getting your muscles used to them a little at a time goes a long way. >> flip-flops are great. but you need to build into them and not go crazy right away.

>> reporter: for "today," sheinelle jones, nbc news new york. >> what are we to do? nbc medical contributor dr. natalie azar is back. good morning. >> good morning. >> let me read this pt podiatrists blame flip-flops for bad posture, shooting pains, bunion exacerbation hammer toes athletes foot and lack of arch support. give us good news please. are flip-flops off limits? >> i have to get rid of every one of them in my closet. leek we say in medicine everything in moderation. you may not want to wear flip-flops walking around disneyworld all day. i just did that. also change them out more frequently than you think. every season you want to. the wearing down of the material offers your foot less support. >> one reason we love flip-flops is they are cheap. but you shouldn't buy the cheapest pair you can find. >> the materials to avoid would be rubber and plastic. those are the cheap ones. what podiatrists recommend is a

soft malleable leather that bends to meet the shape of your foot. >> if you can get one with arch support. >> a little bump this in the middle to support the arch and additionally we are saying you should have a strap over the mid-foot and an ankle strap to give the foot more support so you are not moving around so much. >> are there alternatives to flip-flops you like? >> i own only flip-flops. >> flip-flops or bust. >> i looked at my closet and thought none of these work. the bend test is probably the most important thing. this demonstrates with the rubber material. if you can bend it easily this the middle that's not good. it's okay to have a little bend this the front because you feed it with the walking mechanism. that's why soft leather is important. it offers more support in the mid foot area. >> they say you shouldn't drive with flip-flops. >> my gosh. >> it's easy to get caught under the pedals. a lot of accidents that way.

sturdy shoes for driving. >> love the flip-flops but in moderation. >> in moderation. >> thank you very much. if you wanter more on summer shoe safety and alternatives to flip-flops we have no idea about, go to today.com. up mention, watch out etha. watch a spunky 6-year-old who has the world showing her respect. and al makes foods to fight annoying aches and pains. and jimmy fallon opens up about father hood and the strange way he rode a bike as a kid. first, these messages. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not take stelara® if you are allergic

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making sure you have sure hands. i think surgery is a thing. >> if you're on a plane, a 90-year-old doctor. >> exactly. >> the study said one in four doctors in this country is over 65. >> good to have a job where no one's life hangs in the balance. >> are you smarter than a 6-year-old? a puzzle is getting a lot of attention and stumping adults. let's put it up. the question is what is the parking spot number that the car is covering. you have 20 seconds to solve it. take it off. a lot of people try to do a pattern. add by ten, subtract by ten. >> 78. >> 8. >> i was looking at 78. >> 68. >> let's put the puzzle back up.

now flip it over. what's the parking spot number? >> 87! that's crazy. >> the younger you are the quicker you solve it because kids are used to seeing things from a different direction. >> crazy. >> another image. show and tell versus trending today. take a look at this. it's beautiful like a kid's art project. to no. this is the bacteria that's been on a little boy's hand. his mom is a microbiologist. she got curious about the jerps he probably picked up wile playing and petting the dog so put his hand in a petri dish and this was growing a week later. >> oh yeah. >> maybe some staph infection in there. >> you make fun of me when i purell. >> you drink it go nuts. >> no i don't.

a little cocktail now and then. a little girl who deserves some r-e-s-p-e-c-t. she's the hit of the internet. i i give you 6-year-old johanna. ♪ ♪ what you want ♪ ♪ baby i got it ♪ ♪ what you need ♪ ♪ you know i got it ♪ ♪ all i'm asking ♪ ♪ is for a little respect when you come home ♪ >> work it. >> channel ing aretha franklin stealing the show at her dance recital. >> i love that shake and the snap. >> re-re would be proud. >> really? >> scene stealer. >> what happened when harry met gaga and taylor swift. >> "bad blood" are rumored to be

a dig at katy perry. now the question fans are asking. is katy firing back is this she registered a song title called "1984," the year she was born. it may sound like nothing but tailor tailor's current album is 1989 the year she was born. a feud could be on the ho rye zon. stay tuned. what do you wear to meet prince har ary, fifth in line to the british throne. if you're lady gaga a see-through dress, of course. she didn't disappoint in london. check out the feathery white number. eyes ahead harry. elton john was there to check it out. gaga and tony bennetter were there performing for prince harry's charity. >> carson thank you very much. up next al's mission to find feel better foods. first a check of the weather. >> all righty. let's see what's going on. we have showers and

thunderstorms making their way through the northeast. let's look at hartford connecticut. we have showers and traffic moving into downtown. all in all not a bad morning. thunderstorms for boston new york city orlando. allow yourself extra time. slight risk of strong storms in the northeast and the northern plains. wet weather, the remnants of blanca causing one to two-inch rainfalls to the southwest another beautiful day in the pacific northwest. port good morning. i'm meteorologist keri hall. 60 degrees in parts of the east bay as you walk out the door. even 70s starting out. we have mostly 60s across the bay. not as hot today. great news in the south bay today. morgan hill 85 degrees. san francisco, some 60s and low 70s. we're seeing 70s and 80s elsewhere across the bay.

lafayette today, expect a high of 83 degrees. have a great day. and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you very much. now to our start today summer shape-up as we get your new year's resolutions back on track. every tuesday this month joy bauer is tackling your troubles in the kitchen. al has an interesting dlem pa. >> as we get older and little aches and pains that used to come and go seem to come and stay longer. joy dropped by my house to teach me to use food in my fight against inflammation. >> thank you so much for inviting me into your house. >> sure. >> this is a big treat. especially because you are a fellow health fanatic. >> well. >> and foodie. >> one out of two maybe. >> food is so powerful. certain foods help to treat, manage and in some instances reverse some of the common ailments we deal with like

aches. >> yes. >> and pains. >> yes. >> and inflammation. >> yes. >> i picked three super ingredients. i will tell you a little bit about them and we'll make super simple recipes. you game? >> excellent. >> ginger. this has been used for centuries to fight inflammation. we are going to start with a simple recipe of ginger green tea. >> okay. >> let's boil the water and add slices to the boiling water. then you have the antioxidants from the green tea and the anti-inflammatories from the ginger. next up is tart cherries. there's been a lot of compelling research saying not only does it help athletes recover quickerer after exercise but they have antho cyanins which help ease aches and pains. now we'll make a tart cherry spritzer. this is very simple. two cups of tart cherry juice. >> just regular cherry juice is

this. >> the key is to make sure the brand says "no added sugar." >> okay. >> add a quarter teaspoon of ginger. we'll work ginger into this as well. go for it, al. >> fr areappe. >> hard-core blender, whoa. >> cherries. >> do you know what goes great with this? >> what? >> feel-good mini muffins. >> ooh! >> you've got cherries and we have a lot of turmeric. >> there's crunchy in here. >> chia seeds. >> you're growing hair. >> look at. >> this muffin is packed with compounds to help supress inflammation. we call it the feel-good muffin. >> it is good. to you are your good health, joy. >> thanks, al. >> appreciate it.

>> i like someone who practices what she preaches. when i was getting ready for the bike ride she had me drinking tart cherry juice every day. >> and turmeric and ginger. these ingredients work. this is the tart cherry spritzer al's favorite. it taste s like a cherry soda pop. it's only 35 calories. it has compounds that could help people feel better. >> very good. >> sweet potato fries. i love these. >> this is for the viewers that are suffering with migraine headaches. the thing about sweet potatoes and white potatoes they contain magnesium which is a mineral shown to reduce the duration intensity and frequency of headaches. this is a great one. whether it is white or sbeetsweet potatoes cut them up and put them in the of en for 20 minutes. >> what is it about bananas that

help with sleep problems as al brings fries with us? >> at the end of the day a lot of people are looking for a sweet treat fix. the thing about this i call it a pb banana freeze. the banana provides high quality carbohydrates which creates seratonin which helps you calm down. this is very simple. put it in the freezer. it's cold. if you make it and put it in the freezer and you have it before bed it can help you get a better night's sleep. this is delicious. >> the next one is a flip on your avocado chocolate pudding. >> yes. i call this a cocoa avocado milk shake. this helps lower blood pressure. it's good for people dealing with high blood pressure because between the avocado and the cocoa powder there is no sugar in this.

you have potatoes and flavanols which lower your numbers. >> all great stuff. >> the recipe s are on the website is. >> the winner is -- >> which one? >> sweet potatoes. >> you didn't try the pb ba that that freeze. it is good. >> joy, thank you very much. for more tips and good for you recipes go to today.com. tomorrow jenna wolf updates us on jeff rossen's mission to get in shape in 2015. savannah? >> thanks i can die now. it's cindy williams. >> stop. >> she's written a new memoir. we'll get the scoop. you almost turned down that

a good tuesday morning. it's 8:26. i'm sam brock. sure, most of us are going to be cheering on the warriors during game three of the nba finals tonight in cleveland, but at least one cleveland cavalier is also getting a lot of love here in the bay area especially in the east bay. st. mary's alumni are organizing a watch party tonight. former st. mary's guard matthew dell have a doe have a. they're gathering at the 1515 restaurant in walnut creek to cheer him on. as everybody surely knows the series is now tied at one game apiece. it could be hard to spell. traffic we can definitely spell. that's going on around the peninsula. >> good morning, sam. why don't i just show it? it's 101 in the palo alto. you see it on the live camera

but your jam is coming off the san mateo bridge which is congested because over here on the peninsula and slow all the way to the shift going on. both directions of 101 between university and embarcadero are shifted over to the right, as you've seen over the last couple days. that's what's causing all that congestion. the south bay, your northbound routes continue with that congestion, but easing off on the volume a bit. anywhere north of the san mateo bridge not bad for a tuesday. back to you. >> all right mike. thank you. another update in just 25 minutes. keeping track of those situations. for now, back to the "today" show.

♪ schlemeel, schlemazel, hasenfeffer incorporated we're gonna do it ♪ >> it's 8:30 on a tuesday morn ing. the ninth of june 2015. all of the sudden feels like we might be in milwaukee. look who it is. that's laverne & shirle y star cindy williams on the plaza. we'll talk to her in a few minutes. schlemeel, schlemazel, hasenfeffer incorporated

>> that's our laverne and shirley from halloween a couple of years ago. >> jimmy fallon is on a mission that involves babies their first words and what he wants the word to be. matt talks to him about that and a lot more coming up. >> before that let's check on the weather. >> all right. let's show you what's going on today. we have a risk of strong storms in the northeast in new england and the upper great lakes. gulf coast, could be airport delays. remnants of blanca bringing wet weather into the four corners area. that moves to the north. we are looking at wet weather, severe storms through the eastern great lakes torp. wet weather through the southeast. the sunshine and heat returns to the southwest. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. you can see the low clouds starting to roll into the bay as we get a look at san francisco. also, some sunshine as well as we check out quite a few spots.

not as hot today. as we go into the afternoon, expect temperatures to reach into the 70s in redwood city. los gatos at 85 degrees. san francisco, highs reaching the 70s and 80s. san rafael, 73 degrees. any time you need your weather go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. now back inside to matt. >> all right, al. thank you very much. >> "the tonight show" keeps jimmy fallon busy of course but he's found the type to write a children's book. >> it's called your baby's first word will be dada. no doubt jimmy's personal parenting experience was the inspiration. take a look. ♪ >> it's story time starring jimmy fallon. >> hi guys. give me five. can you gather around. >> reporter: the lovable host

gave these toddler as preview of his new children's book. >> ready? >> the baby cow says moo. what does the horse say? nay! >> and the pint sized critics responded. dada! this is his second children's book but the first for preschoolers. >> they were nice enough to give me an advanced copy. i'm hoping to finish it by the weekend. >> it's a tough read. it's about 15 taj paiges and one word on each page. this is how you know it's really written by me. >> how do you sum up the story line of the baby's first word will be dada. >> to plot. there is barely a plot. only a selfish thing hopefully your baby's first word will be dada. >> it smacks of mind control. >> that's right. >> sounds like a blatant attempt to make sure the 6 month old's first word is dada, not mama.

>> i feel like my wife is throwing me a bone. she's almost helping the 6 month old like, yeah give him something. >> what was the first -- >> first baby -- mama. >> fallon is the doting father of winie wh turns 2 this summer and 6 month old frances . >> what's it like to lie on the bed with a book with the little ones? >> it's seriously the greatest 30 to 40 minutes of the day. they are totally chill. it's just bonding time. >> are you a nervous father? >> yeah. sometimes i am. my parents are over protective. they raised me over protective. one year i got a bike. we were so excited. my sister and i got bicycles. they wouldn't let us ride on the street. we had to ride in circles. other kids would drive by and go what's wrong with the fallon kids? they are the weirdest kids. we were just happy riding ten

speeds around in a circle on the grass. >> you won't be running behind her with band aids medical spray. >> you know i will be. i'm saying now i'm not. >> one thing that separates parents is the terminology they use for certain things dealing with children. so for example body parts and bodily functions. >> yeah. >> parent s develop words for them so as not to use the realer words. so when a kid goes number one, that's -- >> pee-pee. how sad is this? it's true. >> for how long. until what age? >> does it become urine? scientists in lab coat s. honey, have you urinated yet? there's some defecation this the diaper! >> that's number 2. so the word for that is -- in your household? >> i think it's poopy.

did you make poopy? >> i almost hesitate to ask. >> did i make a poopy? don't ask me on camera. yes, i did. i got away with it. i wear adult diapers. i didn't want to bring it up. it's a problem i'm dealing with. i don't need you to grill me. >> it is a possibility for the next book. explore that. >> baby's first word will be pee-pee. they wouldn't sell it at barnes & noble. different section. different section of books. >> this has been illuminating. >> that's the least you can say, matt. >> i feel we have bonded over terminology here. >> you're the greatest. i love waking up. my baby calls you dada. is that weird? >> a little odd. matt! >> let's talk after this. >> so cute. >> you can tell he loves being a dad. he's having a blast. for more of the potty talk go to today.com. up next uber for everything. the growing list of services.

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8:39. we are back talking about the so-called uberfication of america. >> feed your dog walked your pants hemmed there is an app for that. hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: in the age of the app, when convenience is king it's easier than ever to order a car to pick you up. why stop there? now get a personal evavalet to park your car, get a mechanic to give you an oil change, send groceries or drinks to your door even a doctor if you are dying for a house call. >> what ube r has done to the taxi industry and head it easy to get a car lots of companies are trying to do it for other industries. everyone wants to be uber for x.

>> if your clothes aren't fitting well there is an app for that too. when you're a 6'8" pro basketball player it's not easy to find the perfect jacket off the rack. >> it's really hard to go to the store and find something you can really fit and feel like you are wearing it the right way. >> glen "big baby" davis doesn't have time to see a tailor in between games with the l.a. clippers so he's trying a service that bills itself as the uber for tailors. >> you want your clothes to feel you know just as good as you play. >> reporter: the taler sends a professional to your house to customize your clothes and the founder knows about fashion. >> you're going to like the way you look. i guarantee it. >> reporter: after george zimmer split from men's wearhouse he saw an opening to trance former president the tailoring industry. >> the entire economy is being reinvented. everything is being converted to an online on demand business. >> reporter: tech experts point

out not every in-home, on-demand idea is a money maker. the one that made me think you have to be kidding is a service where it takes out your garbage for you. >> dirty laundry is a different story. for people like brandon who uses an app called washio to clean his clothes and drop them off. >> it's convenient. i work a ton, travel quite a bit. by the time i come home it's one less thing to worry about. >> reporter: that can change the game. like it did for big baby. can you dance in this? >> as long as i can dance, move my shoulders, it's fitting just right. >> reporter: uber for everything? for davis it's a slam dunk. nbc news los angeles. >> what's the cost of convenience? are these things expensive? >> probably more expensive than if you had gone to the tailor or drove yourself. but you pay for the convenience. >> yeah. >> factor in the cost of your

time. >> you need an uber for uber soon. givinging you a list of things. >> yes. >> coming up next we have one half of the tv duo "laverne & shirley." cindy williams is here to tell us why she almost said no to the iconic role. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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naked as a jay bird. >> she writes about it in "shirley i jest." it is so nice to pete you. >> you, too, savannah. >> i grew up watching you. >> i hope you did your homework though. i hope you weren't just sitting in front of the tv watching. >> you were hi homework. a whole education on that show. >> all right. >> learned a lot of words. why did you write a memoir now? >> well i just have so many stories to tell. i was on "laverne & shirley," this wonderful show. it opened a gateway to the wonderful experiences. adventures i had. that's what i wanted to write about. all the fun stuff my life has afforded me. >> it really is fun. it's a walk down memory lane. you talk about american graffiti. >> right. that was a role you almost turned down. >> reegt. >> -- right.

>> why? >> i wanted one of the other roles. i wanted to play debbie the fast girl played by candy clark so well. or carol, the little girl in the car with paul le matt. i was told i couldn't have it because i wasn't 12. they couldn't find the girl to play the inge nue. i thought, this won't be fun. i'm going to chi through the whole 28-night shoot. and i did. >> was there a moment during or after the shoot when you realized there is something special about this movie. >> two weeks in we only had 28 nights. it was a low budget film. after two weeks george lucas took us into the editing bay, the cast. he showed us a 20-minute assemblage of the film with music. i remember harrisoner ford buzz nx to me ment he said this is great. it was. we all knew then it was

something special. >> you bounced around. you had many years struggling trying to become an actress. this role comes along. then you had a chance to do a guest spot on "happy days" with penny marshall. >> right. >> they decided to spin off the show but you weren't necessarily buying that one either right away? >> well first of all, penny and i had no idea what a spin-off meant. we were riding together. we were ridewriting partners doing a spoof for frances coppola. i hadn't worked in a long time in hollywood. i had my mind set on going, moving to oregon portland, oregon getting a waitressing job. i couldn't wait tables in l.a. because, you know i didn't want to ask my peers, you know war you having for lunch. or may i take your order. so i was going to move. after we did the show on "happy

days" and they decideded they wanted to spin it off, i couldn't get it in my head. i was off to portland. >> she kind of said wait a minute. don't you want to do this? this is a good gig. >> to her credit she kept coming in saying i think we should do this. i said i don't know. in retrospect it was really stupid. finally my manager said you have to do this. i did. she talked me into it. >> by the way, the show was a hit immediately. it was hugely watched. why do you think it touched a nerve or clicked with people? >> penny and i kept it -- a commonality about the show . we made sure we were always -- that the joke was always on us. it was always -- we never made fun of anyone else. we were always -- if there was a fool to be made fun of it was

us. we also wanted to keep the wolves nipping at our heels like people do. like how will we pay the rent the electric bill. so we just grounded it in that. we made sure it was extremely funny to us. we felt if we laughed during rehearsal that would translate to the audience that we had in the studio and then again to the television audience. >> you left somewhat abruptly. people wondered why did you leave at the height of the show's popularity. in the book we learn why. >> well i had recently gotten mar ried. i was pregnant. i thought i would come back and they would hide me behind benches, couches, pillows. that wasn't it. when my contract -- when it came time to sign my contract for the season they had me working on my due date to have aremy baby. i said i can't sign this.

it went back and forth and back and forth. it just never got worked out. >> it's shocking. you can't imagine happening today. >> right after that they built nurseries on the set. they had nannies and everything else for actresses who were preg pregnant pregnant. >> but you had your beautiful child. >> i had my beautiful emily, yes, i did. i was happy for it. >> this is a great book. you have so many people who love you. >> thanks. >> i enjoyed reading your story. >> i was going to that i mean it "dada" but someone beat me to it. >> that jimmy fallon is everywhere. >> he is. >> the book is "shirley, i jest." good title. and why buy from the store? er martha stewart helps you create a summer herb garden right there on our plaza. first, this is "today" on nbc.

this morning we are talking about gourmet gardening. martha stewart is here with pages from living on how to plant your own herbs or as you say -- h-erbs. you don't need a ton of space for this. >> you don't. what you really need is light and air. a box like this works well. this is constructed to have enough room for the roots to

grow. you have to layer the soil. start -- make sure there is drainage in the box. make sure you have enough gravel. i would say two inches of gravel in the bottom of the box. then a nice rich potting soil. >> what do you put in the soil to make it better? >> well you have to put a little bit of plant food like time release plant food. slow release. you have a good peat moss topsoil. >> do your homework and have the right stuff. >> they sell prepared good potting soil now. >> do all herbs play well with others or do you have some you shouldn't put in with others? >> they're all friends. >> they are all friends in your world. what do you like to plant and how? >> i like culinary herbs. some are more medicinal that you don't necessarily need in your herb box. >> okay. >> parsley, sage rosemary and thyme. remember that in. >> i've got that.

>> parsley, sage. there are different types of sage. golden, variegated. i like golden. rosemary drapes down. that would be nice in the corner. >> you lay them out before you plant them. >> i doment i want to see how it will look. thyme also grows down outside the box. that will look pretty. >> do these all need the same amount of water or do you have to be careful? >> you have to be careful. herbs don't need a lot of water but they don't want to be starved of water either. a woody rosemary or oregano needs less. today drive in rocks. in etly you see rosemary and oregano in the rocks but not parsley. they need deeper soil. the perennial herbs can be along the outside. then the tender herbs like dill. by the way, tarragon which i

love. the you clip the herbs, the more hay grow. clip and grow. >> also sometimes if you don't use them thuf they get leggy and it seems they are not as apaying. >> don't forget coriander for making guacamole. that's a nice one. >> and you don't mind if they grow together. >> not at all. though no. see how they are when they come out of the box? dig a little hole. i want them the same height as the top of the box. fill in with more soil. you will. that's your job. we'll grow it all summer long and cook from the herbs. i hope with we do segments together and you can see how they grow and thrive. >> i would love to. >> at least six hours a day of good hot sun. >> if you like herbs all year long can you preserve these at the end of the season? >> you can move the box inside

and put a grow light over it. >> really? >> yeah. i have lots of things growing under grow lights. if they don't dry then replace them. you can grow a nice herb like this. hi. >> this says herbs. you say h-erbs. >> you don't say erbert. >> that's a different word. >> it's a name. >> 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the man suspected of kidnapping a 3-year-old boy in milpitas last week heads to court today. police arrested alfonso eddington last friday. investigators say he grabbed the boy at the milpitas library, then boarded a bus to the fremont b.a.r.t. station. police caught the suspect when the bus driver recognized the toddler's description from an alert and contacted police.

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this morning on kwoez take can you guess the guest? a mystery celebrity joins us. follow the clues to figure it out. it's a dog eat tennis ball world. the video taking over the internet. we reveal secrets to getting a glowing summer skin. that and more coming up now. >> welcome to "today" on tuesday june 9, 2015. a great crowd outside on our plaza. inside i'm willie with al, fatly and -- natalie and tamron. we were talking about your

weekend. >> we were in los angeles, my husband and i. a grown-up weekend. fun. did lots of hiking. eating lots. drinking a lot of vino. >> hiking? >> hiking and vino. balance the good with the bad. >> do you facetime with the boys? >> yeah, we did. >> how do you balance that? >> hi! having a good time. >> hard to talk to the kids when you're drunk. we miss you! >> you know me well, al. >> i do. >> mama's going to kiss you. [ slurring words ] >> give me a kiss. >> that's not what i was looking for. >> i have had those facetimes from gnatnatalie. >> i'm kidding. >> you have heard about them. >> your phone is awful. >> we have something cool today.

>> what? >> we have a mystery celebrity guest on the program. >> i'm the only one who knows. do you know why? they said i'm the only one that can keep a secret here. >> probably true. >> who said that? >> a certain producer told me that. >> they tell us all that. >> we are going to give and get clues over the course of the show. play along with us. send in your guess to # todays take. power tools are the first clue. >> that's the first clue. natalie knows the answer. >> we go online # todays take. >> we need your help obviously. >> do you have a guess? >> bob villa? >> good one. >> the property brothers. >> they have been here a lot. >> you have a good one. >> i have nothing.

i've got nothing. >> more clues over the hour and a big reveal near the end of the show. >> it's a big reveal. >> i cannot wait. >> our producer said it was worth waiting for. >> really epic, i think. all right. a story a lot of us talked about this morning in the headlines today. there is a hunt on now for people who may have come into contact with a woman who is being treated for what doctors say is a very contagious case of tuberculosis. the patient is in isolation at the fascial institutes of health in maryland. we don't know much except she is female. we don't know her age or nationality. hasn't been revealed yet. she's believed to the have traveled back in april from india to chicago o'hare. she spent time in missouri mo tennessee. for the last seven weeks after arriving in the u.s. she's traveled a bit. she was diagnosed with active tb and so the cdc and state elthealth

departments trying to contact passengers or anyone who's been in contact with her in that time again. this is the risk of air travel. you know, contagious disease, infectious disease. >> wasn't the risk low? >> the risk is low. tb can only be spread through your mucus membranes if you are you are coughing, sneezing singing, shouting. by spreading your saliva essentially is how it is spread. it's interesting. we were talking. we both lived in places where -- my mom actually tested positive for tb at one point as a carrier not active. i remember her taking immunity suppressant drugs for a year system my mother was exposed as a child. i'm not as frightened because the person was identified. you can trace it. imagine how many people fly if

ond out of the country that are not tagged for lack of a better description for having an infectious disease. at least with this there is some kind of paper trailment they can then contact the people on the flight. nevertheless, people should know this information and be armed with it. >> not just people on the flight but people they may have come in contact with. >> with ebola they backtracked. she went here, there. >> you think of the people you have come in contact with in the different areas that she traveled. i think that's a frightening part of it. you don't know sometimes if you have come into contact. >> we showed this picture today. i'm sorry to throw this at you. they had a doctor, a mom who took a sample of her son's hand. the germs that were on the kid's hand. she'smicrobiologist. she grew the jerps s germs from her little boy's hand. staph infection. >> everything.

>> that's a child's hand, not a painting. >> it's a petri dish. >> of the things that grew off of her kid's hand. >> he doesn't have a -- >> no, no. just from playing outside. petting the dog. >> normally what you come in contact with when you get a hug. hope your immune system is built up enough to guard against it. >> that's why we love our children. >> purell, too, please. >> brad pitt making news yesterday a game changer. we have talked about how netflix, hulu, amazon, all of the platforms changing the way we watch tv. brad pitt set to release his move vi "war ma charlie sheen" exclusively on netflix. >> i think it makes sense. you have seen the best tv in the world now on thet felix and other places like that. >> hulu. >> this was the kind of film they were talking about adapted from a book.

it wasn't going to be a passive block buster. it made sense financialliment interesting to see how it did and if people are lured. >> i watched a great movie with diane keaton and morgan freeman, "five flights up." i guess it was in theaters in a limited release. it was a fun little movie. maybe not something i would have, oh, i i have to go to the theater to see this. watched down with some popcorn, watched a movie and called it a day. >> we are all staying home more, watching movies at home and on demand. the film industry has to be worried when you have -- >> there are certain movies like "jurassic park" that comes out friday. >> you have to see it on the giant screen. >> the begger theigger the better, and several times.

that's a universal. >> do you get a kickback is this. >> pab amaybe a littlement but that's the kind of movie you want to see. >> aren't you tired of huge -- i looked at my cable bill. do i own the cable company is this it's ridiculous. >> how many of the channels do you watch? >> i don't watch the channels. i would rather pay my little membership fee to netflix and watch whatever. >> comcast. [ coughs ] just bringing that up . that's tamron hall saying that. >> i won't say it anymore. >> the kids would be ordering movies all the time. >> i have video you don't need cable for. this is a viral video. two golden retrievers. take a look at the vicious tug of war. >> look at the peacemaker in the middle. >> i love that. >> are they trained to do that? >> they must be. >> wow.

or somebody went nuts with a tube of kraz-e glue. >> ahazing. >> so cute. >> with the twizzler. >> the challenge. the tennis ball challenge for dogs. >> clue number two. >> oh, mystery guest. >> what's that sound? >> the mystery guest clue sound. >> wait. i think i though it. >> i've got it. >> are you kidding me? too easy? >> i think i foeknow. don't blow it for me. >> a british guy with power tools? >> if you have guesses # # todaystake. >> look at me. >> i think i know. bingo. the second one was a give away. anyway. we have scattered showers and thunderstorms moving through the

northeast. in fact we are at a risk of severe weather. not talking tornadoes but flash flooding, lightning, ail damaging winds. 8 million folks within the risk area. we could be looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain. we have pretty strong storms. these will refire up this afternoon. through the plains into the u.p. of hitch. the arrow head of minnesota. 6 million people. looker for the storps late in the day. wind, hail possible. we'll continue to track it. maybe one to three inches of good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. milder weather as we start out the day. and sunshine across the bay. a few foggy spots in there, as well, as you walk out the door. but overall, a very nice day. and the highs today, not as warm as yesterday. so catching a little bit of a break with the high today in san francisco reaching 70 degrees peninsula, 81 degrees and 83 degrees for the south bay.

there is some rain going on in los angeles. this is something we'll be tracking in the next 24 hours. that's your latest weather. >> tanks, al. >> really good tea. coming up next, stars of the new comedy "balls out". yeah i said it. familiar faces from twilight to snl to the office. wee'll talk to them after this. >> are they thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's what you call your? my dog. yes, we can do that. real help from real people. come see what the new angie's list can do for you.

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from the farewell season of "the office." good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> very fun this film. jake, let me start with you. first national television interview. >> look out. >> ready to talk war and peace is this. >> let's dig in. >> how is it going? >> amazing, wonderful. >> promoting the movie. >> really nervous. >> he had so many more words backstage. you should have heard him. >> he talks when he's nervous. but you're not nervous because you're not talking. >> no i'm -- it's awesome. i'm amazed the movie is out and about. we head a funny movie and here we go. >> the original title was intramural. >> that's why it's not the title anymore. >> how did you change the hit? >> i think they felt "balls out" was catchier.

and folks would be more interested in "balls out" because when you say it what's happening here? balls coming out. balls out . there we go. do i snap? >> a million tickets just sold. >> nicky, how does a proper young lady get involved in this? >> it was a disaster. me and all these boys. >> that's not a bad problem. >> in sweaty, austin, texas. i love austin. it was probably the most interesting approach i have had with film making. the funny five minute skip. why i needed to do this film and why it was in austin. it was charming. i said send me the script. these guys seem funny. it was a great experience. >> which of you -- footballs. who's got skills? >> as far as football?

>> yes let's stick with that. >> my character in the movie. if you want to know the real skinny i suck. but my character. i ain't even on the field. i will tell you what's funny. when i was on the bench it was -- i don't know what was wrong with the bench. it kept messing with my butt. my butt kept buzzing. like a nine-volt battery. >> was your phone in your pocket? >> no. nothing there. >> we shot from dusk to dawn. >> we were in the movie the whole movie and did a day of shooting. my butt was the sacrificial lamb. >> for the movie. >> it was sizzling. >> for your butt we have to see the film. >> you have to. for the sake of my -- i can't say the a-word. for the sake of my butt.

see that? get a close-up. do it again. for the sake of my butt. look at that. bam. it should be trademarked. "balls out". >> neckicky you have nothing after that. thanks, jake, nicky, jay. thanks so much. on demand friday june 19. >> you're going to see it. >> we have a little clip of it. we got to see it ahead of time. another clue, by the way. that was your little musical en intro. iconic character. >> you have to know it now. tell us what you think on twitter. >> up next, what the sit and stand test means for your health. see if yo

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strength. contrary to popular belief your core isn't just the abs. it's the muscles between your shoulders and waist. >> right. >> the foundation of all fitness. >> how often do you do it? >> do it to assess whether your core is strong enough. if you can't hold it for two minutes the core isn't strong enough. there are exercises in the book to fix your core. >> what's the other exercise? >> the next one is tough. >> can i get up now? >> this is my favorite. sit and rise. >> to way i can do this sp. >> we have to sit and get up without using our knees or arms. sit in the cross-legged position. >> that's even hard to do. >> then stand up like that. >> not fair. you are editor in chief of men's health. >> here is the reason why everybody learn to do it. there is a kor laegscorrelation between fitness and health. if you can do the sit and rise you are six times less likely to die prematurely. >> what about waist to height?

>> we hear about bmi and ways to measure if you are over weight. we know the height in inches. do you know your ares? >> 5'7" . >> so 67. what we are looking at is the height to be twice as much as the waist. if we measure the waist, i think subtract an inch or two because of the clothes. i'm at 35 1/2. >> 38. so 37. >> you should be in the 34 range. so you could drop a few pounsd. >> or get taller. >> work on our minds, too. >> take the pads. are you right-handed? shut your eyes and print your name. how did it work out ? looks pretty good.

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that's when the warriors will take on the cavaliers in game three of the nba finals. and it's a crucial game. here's why. whenever a series is tied at one game apiece, the winner of game three wins the championship about 8 out of 10 times. make sure to stay with nbc bay area for all the hoopla surrounding tonight's big game. cheryl hurd and bob redell will have live reports. we'll be right back with a look at your traffic and weather after this.

good morning, i'm kari hall. still warm as you walk out the door this morning. and it's 70 degrees in the south bay and 63 degrees in san francisco. as we go into the afternoon, it won't be as hot as it was yesterday. catching a little bit of a break as we go into the next couple of days. also, the weather continues to improve. looking at today's forecast, 81 degrees for the peninsula. san francisco, 70 degrees, east

bay today topping out at 72 degrees. >> still slow in the south bay. it's tuesday, we expect a heavier volume of traffic. but look at this pattern here. north 101 jammed at 680. it's not just there. starts way down here. capital expressway continues up past the airport. almost up to 237. it's a little better than before. we had that road work going on. and shifting lanes over to the right between university and embarcadero on 101. that seems to be causing a similar slowdown. clear from 680 over at canyon road. still have the metering lights on the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much. that'll do it for us right now. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another update.

taking a look at headlines, prison employees and contractors being questioned in the daring escape that freed two killers from a new york state prison. investigators are reportedly focused on one female worker at the prison. convicted purdue rers richard matt and david sweat apparently useded power tools to break out four days ago from a maximum security facility near the canadian border. law enforcement sources tell our nbc affiliate the fugitives may be in the area because the get away driver never showed up. a study of over 5 million children in five countries finds higherer autism rates in children with olderer parents teen moms and those whose parents have a large age gap. autism rates were 20% higher in

children born to dads over 40 than those born to the dad this is their 20s. children born to moms in their 40s or teen moms were more likely to be autistic than to mop it is in their 20s. vetcher found a higherer risk of autism when there was a ten or more year age gap between parents. advisers to the fda will meet to consider a the new class of cholesterol lowering drugs. they are injectable so they wouldn't be as easy to take and are likely to be expensive. but they can lower cholesterol to low levels without side effects suffered by people who take statins. spending time with family and friends could extend your life. researchers say good social lives tend to leave to increased cognitive stimulation and activity linked to he will think aging aging. people with strongerer social relationships had a 50% increaseded likelihood of survival than those with waep weaker social relationships.

watching "sesame street" may be more edge kaegs al than you thought. the first generation of kids grew up to do better this in elementary schools. ss . boys, african-americans got the biggest boost. it may be one of the easiest cheapest ways to get kids readier for school. time to make the doughnuts may be followed by time to deliver the doughnuts. the chairman and ceo of dunkin donuts said delivery is a big opportunity. he said the country is developing mobile ordering to to launch next year and says the next frontier in serving tech savvy consumers is delivery. we would like that. it is 9:32. now a check on the weather. >> the dunkin donuts are spread so far out it's hard to get to them. let's see what's going on now. for today a risk of strong storms in northern new england.

in the northern plains. wet weather in the southwest. remnants of blanca. now tropical depression blanca. the heat continues in the pacific northwest. things cool on the coast there. look for showers in the upper mississippi river valley. showers and thunderstorms through t good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're watching that rain that is from the remnants of blanca. will be in the bay area by tomorrow. so some beneficial rain headed our way as we go into the forecast. but today looking like a day that will be not as hot as yesterday. a mixture of sun and clouds. reaching 84 degrees in morgan hill. and also about 70 degrees. so, today, not a bad day. and some rain headed our way tomorrow. that's your latest weather. >> thank you very much sir. this morning a former rutgers

university football player who is a familiar face for his courage and resilience. >> eric la grande suffers a life changing accident on the field that ended his career. what he's doing now has the potential to improve the lives of millions of others. >> a hit to eric la grande. >> this is the moment that changed everything for eric la grande. >> i heard the hit. i heard the crowd go "ooh". >> they have a stretcher a cart out there. >> when the trainers were asking me, your head and neck. i said, i can't breathe. >> a junior on the rutgers team he was paralyzed from the neck down making a tackle back this 2010. in that moment when most of us would have conceded defeat, he chose to fight. >> i will for sure walk again. i can't tell you when. everything is going well with the progress now. no one thought i would be where i am today. >> once known for being a force on the field le grand is better

known now for his smile on full display on magazine covers like "sports illustrated" and taking the stage to a standing ovation at the espy awards. >> thank you all again. [ applause ] . >> reporter: despite the injury he can still fire up a stadium. >> we'll find a cure for this one day. >> reporter: he formed a team called team le grand a fund raising arm of the christopher reeve foundation putting on events like the walk to believe in new jersey this weekend. >> ready, set, go. >> reporter: the 5-k run/walk funds research for new treatment and possibly a cure for paralysis. >> we believe that we are going to see extraordinary breakthroughs over the next several years. >> reporter: le grand has thousands of believers but hab none more dedicated than 16-year-old remy stern who raised more than $8000 on her own. >> he's an inspirational, amazing person.

he's done so much for me. i wanted to give back. >> reporter: le grand said his goal is not only to raise money but to to lift spirits and give hopes to guys like mike nichols, an ice hockey fan since he was 7, he said the ice was his solace until he had his moment last year. >> my dad came around the glass. i looked up at him and moutheded the words, i can't move. >> reporter: le grand and nichols bond ed during treatment in new jersey. part of the neuro recovery nuk. two you are hours a day five days a week, the treatment sessions are exhausting. nichols says le grand's work ethic inspires him. >> one day before i die whether it's a cure, six of my friends have to hold me up t tie my skates, i'm getting back out there. >> reporter: to help the 6 million other americans living with paralysis do just that at

the walk they raised a record $65000. >> you are a hero, an inspiration. thank you for all that you do. >> reporter: nearly five years after his accident legrand's resilience is unwaivering. determination unmatched and his smile makes you believe. >> a great smile. eric legrand is encouraged by the early results of his treem. his doctors gave him zero to 5% chance of getting neurologic function. he has movement now in the shoulders and trunk. >> never bet against him. >> we said every time we see him out always has a smile. >> always. definitely. >> beautiful story. up next, we are checking in on the tues the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours.

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to listen tathe woman who taught me how to do makeup 100 years ago since i'm 200 now. her name is debbie davis and we go way, way, way back to chicago days. she's shown me everything there is to know about applying makeup. she's going to do the same for you today with tips on how to go foundation free and a popular trend on social media is eyebrows on fleek. i tweeted out using the hash tag, and vanessa showed a super cute picture showing off her eyebrows as did sarah, and debbie is going to show us how to have eyebrows on fleek and how to go foundation free. >> it's hot, i grew up in texas where it's 100 hn00 degrees regularly. a lot of people will be doing summer parties weddings and they don't want the creamy foundation lines. >> the tips i have is make sure you have great skin care. then you prime your face. >> what's a primer?

>> a primer is a base that you use to get your skin ready for foundation or powder. but you can also use a primer by itself if you just don't like makeup. >> perfect. >> it keeps the face flat. okay the next step you go to you're going to use your powder. i like mineral powders because mineral powders become water proof. when the body heats up the mineral powder works. you can go through a rain storm and your makeup will not come off. >> the powder i love it's how much? $2.99. >> this is the powder i have on no cream foundation. i have a little concealer on because i have dark circles, but i don't wear any cream foundation any liquid foundation. >> i mac. they have a great one. nyx has one. it's water proof. it's great. >> this is important for me to show someone doing it themselves because i do my makeup. i have a rule. 20 minutes and out. so we have you here from texas.

isabel -- candice. i'm sorry. candice is here from ft. worth, texas, my hometown. what did you do? >> one side of her face. i used a concealer, i used her shadow and i used that $2.99 powder that you like so much with a little brush. >> you're going to do it yourself? do you feel confident? >> i do. >> okay so what did debbie show you? >> she showed me to put it underneath the eye. to brighten up the eye a little bit. >> mm-hmm. >> just blend it in. >> you think this is something you would do? >> definitely. >> especially being in texas? >> yeah really easy and fast. >> you like this shade of powder as well? do you wear foundation normally? >> normally i don't. i don't like for it to come off on my skin. come off, and i don't feel like i need it. i feel like my skin is good enough but this is nice and light. >> beautiful. now to the eyebrows on fleek. jane from utah ready to fleek them out? that's jane's before. and this is jane after.

tell me what you did for jane. >> jane is a unique situation. i love her. jane does not wear makeup. she doesn't understand it. it becomes too complicated. a mother of five. she doesn't have all day to do makeup. i taught jane how to do her makeup in five minutes. jane had beautiful brows that were all over the place. i cleaned them up and showed her how to use the brow color. >> how do we pick brow color? >> go with what your naturally have your hair color. first step you do, you go under here and push that brow. stay with the natural flow. push up. there we go. okay. and if you want a little more drama to it you put a little concealer under the brow and over the top. eyebrows on fleek. >> eyebrows on fleek. foundation free. you're beautiful. thank you, debbie. up next the fourth and final clue of our mystery guest. this celebrity has three letters in his or her name. brace yourself. the big reveal after this. we'll see which of you got it right on social media.

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set, the world scramble and only three letters in his or her name. you did guess this on my mystery guest. >> come on out. >> yes! >> how are you, my dear? >> my pleasure. my pleasure. oh wow. bless you. bless you. al! al! me and al! so much to talk about. where do you want me to sit? >> right over there. >> you got a lot going on mr. t. >> i'm humbled. first, i want to apologize, not being here for your birthday not being here when you dressed up like me. you mean a lot to me. i remember when you were telling them how stupid they were for trying to make an a-team movie

without mr. t. we had to pity them fools. ss thank you. >> this is all worthwhile. >> i want you to teach mew how to do the weather. >> oh, yeah. >> all i know is t-storms. that's all i know. >> we have to explain the clues. the first clue was the tool. the reason is, willie because you can now catch mr. t on -- >> diy network. >> you are actually helping people you're renovating and rehabbing. >> the reason it was so attractive to me because the idea was brought to me is we're going to help people in chicago. they need some help. i'm saying we're going to do good in the neighborhood. bringing positive stuff. >> on the a-team -- >>io can do everything.

and i majored in brick masonry, i did carpentry. i'm good with my hands, whether fighting or building. >> such a generous soul. you have always been about giving back to the community and helping kids get back on their feet. this is something that is really important for you. >> it is. there's no greater reward than to see a family we have one where we have a picture of mr. t, an autograph, but the same guy you watched in the '80s now i'm in your house fixing up the house. >> when you walk on the street you can't probably go anywhere without getting mobbed. >> but it's love though. the people love me and i love them for loving me. i give it back to them. i'm honored. i'm a people person. i take a lot of pride in the fact they have love for me after all these years. i tell everybody, i'll do my best to never let you down. same for you, al. i'll do my best to never let you down. even though people follow me hoping i do bad. but i tell kids listen to their mother. that's what i did.

i'm a tough guy, but i'm an old fashioned mama's boy. i tell the kids stay away from drugs, you know study hard in school. the things i had to do. so that's what i am. i'm not special. i'm not an angel. >> you're special. >> you're timeless. what do you do? you look exactly the same. >> it's god. god and makeup. >> look at that hair. >> stop me. >> i pity the tools, diy network, mr. t.

this is a banner day. >> yes. mr. t in character.

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fireworks on their properties. fines would begin at $350, but third time offenders would face four-figure fines. also happening today, san francisco supervisors will vote on a controversial plan to get tough on soft drink companies. one proposal requires health warnings on all soda advertisements. another measure would ban soda advertising on all city-owned property. a third measure would prevent the city from spending city money on sugary drinks. and you might need a cold drink today after the heat wave we experienced yesterday. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. starting out with a mixture of sunshine and some patchy fog across parts of the bay. in the mid-50s even lower 60s as you walk out the door but not as hot today. that's the main story. still warm in some spots. it will be 81 degrees in the peninsula, south bay. 72 degrees in san francisco today, reaching 70 degrees, a few more clouds this morning. and we're also watching out for

the chance of some rain in the forecast. we'll keep you up to date with that. now let's check in with mike. >> still so slow through palo alto. southbound right here, northbound coming at us. that's what's going on. there's a lane shift now affixed around solidly affixed with the cement divider. look at the map, this is the impact it has on the peninsula, yes, but also coming out of the south bay. now this isn't lasting quite as long as yesterday, but still slow in san jose and fremont as a result. this whole area a little tied up because of that. starting to clear up. here that overturned gravel truck still recovering from that. it has cleared from south 680. and toward the bay bridge, a lot easier flow of traffic. >> we have more local news coming up for you in just a half an hour. have a good morning.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today." can kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> all right, everybody welcome to booze day tuesday. glad you're with us. we are very excited because we have a bunch of our favorite guys are here today. the guy crew. >> handsome men are dishing up some chicken. they're going to dish up the relationship. >> no stereotypes. >> it's not fried. >> and if you want to be inspired you came to the right place. you'll meet an amazing eight-year-old little girl who lost part of her leg in a

traffic accident but she didn't let that keep her from following her passion for dancing and she'll be dancing for us today. >> by the way, she is adorable. and guess who's back? a guy named ben gleeb. he's the host of "idiot test." >> he's here to make us feel stupid. we already know we're idiots. but we had fun with him last time. >> here's a trick question to kick things off. which business is definitely folding? which business is definitely folding? >> mommy's origami, nothing but poodles. >> oh it's origami! >> thank you for reading it for me, i can't see that far. >> now we're making excuses. >> yesterday you went straight from here to billy bush on

"access hollywood." >> they were just across the street in the plaza. kit is spending time with her kiddos and so different people are going. regis will be there today to pay a visit like only he can. >> did you have a good time? >> you know how he is. >> i love billy. >> he is a trip and a half. he was asking the jockey for american pharoah, victor espinoza about his girls and the girls and there was a girl there with the other girl. it was just exciting. >> how many people are living through victor espinoza right now? not our four guys, though, they don't need any fillies. >> they're lone rangers, those four. >> we asked you yesterday because it was best friend day to send in pictures of your best friends and boy did you say nice things about your best friends. >> a lot of nice photos out there. many of you guys have been best friends for decades. here bernie cutlip sent us a

photo of the sole meats. they share a love of shoes and each other. that's a great picture. >> this is katty albright request her besty celebrating her birthday. >> finally, darlene rogers has been best friends with nancy for more than 60 years. she writes "nancy was diagnosed with als but we are battling this disease together." here's what's great about our page. people flooded it with great pictures of their best friends. people can't wait to talk about their best friend shore a photo. >> we don't always agree with these stud cheese are done but this one we agreed with. people with stronger social relationships had a 60% increased likelihood of survival than those with weaker social relationships. it makes sense. >> it's true. there are people who cut themselves off from the world and sometimes it's hard. you feel like you don't want to share some of your sorrows because you'd rather not bring people down. but this shows if you don't share if you keep them bottled up, it leads to stress and depression. >> and the older we get, the

more important it is. that's why i'm going into my golden years with hoda. >> okay excellent! [ laughter ] do you know how important it is at my age to keep laughing. >> but you can't help that. that's so in you dna. >> you help me. you help me. >> this is a great photo. depending on how you look at it. lady gaga and tony bennett. >> still an unusual pair to me no matter what. >> they went to perform for prince harry and elton john. >> and elton john. >> so they met backstage. gaga is wearing one of those cut out kind of beyonce-ish dresses with the pasties in the right spots. >> sure. >> harry's there. then there was another picture at the charity event where it was gaga and -- i can't tell where harry's looking. >> oh, yeah, you can. >> but he may be trying to speak to tony and those two are just

in the way. >> but tony's just like "it's all good." >> what do you think about gaga's plunging neckline? >> you know how i feel about all that stuff. she's so talented. she doesn't have to do all that stuff. >> yeah. i thought the pasty dress was an interesting choice for the prince. anyway, by the way, those two have won -- she looks disinterested, too, doesn't she? >> shouldn't she be planning a wedding? >> oh, yes! when are they getting married? >> i don't know. they have not told me. >> but when are they? >> i don't know, hoda! i just said. >> they're so busy the two of them. he's doing "chicago fire." he's adorable, by the way. >> anyway, they did win the grammy for traditional pop vocal album which sounds funny to use the word "traditional" in relationship to gaga. their album was called "cheek to cheek." >> some people are saying that gaga wearing that outfit to meet prince harry was akin to when

justin bieber wore overalls to meet the prime minister of canada. >> i don't even remember that picture. what? >> he came straight from the set of "hee-haw." so it wasn't his fault, he was working. >> so you love "the bachelorette" and sometimes we misit. you know who never misses an episode? amanda. come on, amanda. >> hello! >> let me get rid of this. >> what went down? >> let me say i'm angry about what happened but i will be professional and get through this. the show is all about nick, this guy. you don't know who this is. this is nick. not a part of the show. he was on a previous "bachelorette" show. so it seems off the air a couple of months ago him and kaitlin formed a friendship on social media. and they've been texting back and forth. so she started the show and they lost touch. well, guess who shows up at the group date last night? nick? >> uninvited? >> uninvited. take a look.

>> allegedly. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you! >> oh my god it's nick! >> the idea that you could potentially be engaged and i would haven't met you bugged me. >> my mind is a little blown right now. >> nick and i talked a couple times over text now he shows up in week four and takes me over to the side and i'm like, oh, shoot this is happening? >> what is wrong with her? >> now they have to decide whether to keep him and let him join the house with these guys that have been there for four weeks or let him loose. now you need to know, this guy is controversial to the fans. they don't like him. >> what happened? >> because when he did his season of "the bachelorette" he made it to the fantasy suite and got kicked off. so in the finale live show, he goes to the girl and says "why did you sleep with me in the fantasy suite and then send me home?" remember? >> take half of it.

take half of it. >> so he broke the rule. you don't say what happens in the fantasy suite. it's like fight club. so did kaitlin keep him? let's take a look. >> oh, we know the conclusion? >> i have to explore it. because i would regret it if i didn't. and i feel like it would be the wrong decision to say bye to somebody that could potentially be around for the rest of my life. >> ooh. >> i can't. >> look away. >> why was that kiss so yucky? >> and they're making out in the park and they'relike -- i can't even. >> that kiss was not attractive. soap opera kisses look awesome. that did not look like that. amanda! >> so he is on the show and the guys are not happy. >> take him with you. >> give me nick. >> he's awful. thank you, amanda. >> good job, cookie. forgot a little piece of nick.

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now a story of triumph and perseverance that caught our eye in "people" magazine about a little girl who overcame big physical challenges. >> eight-year-old alissa

sizemore was playing outside last year when he was hit by a delivery truck. doctors were unable to save her leg below the knee, but that didn't stop alissa from wanting to dance. so she did. >> inspired by a colbie callait song she bravely removed her prosthetic leg in the performance and the story went viral. here's her story. >> my name is alissa sizemore and this is who i am. i will be nine years old in july. i started dancing when i was four years old. the first class i took was ballet. i love dance because it's fun. also, i get to dance with my friends. last year in may i was in an accident. it changed my life in a big way. i felt like i lost half of me. i lost my right foot. my family encouraged me to be myself and that i was still me

even without my leg. i wasn't sure if i was going to be able to dance again until i heard the song "try" written by colbie callait. so this year i have been working on new ways to dance again. i have had to work hard, but not too hard because i get sore and have to rest. i have fun dancing again and playing with my friends just like before i lost my leg. ♪ you don't have to try so hard, you don't have to give it all away ♪ >> i know people have seen my video of me dancing. i'm happy that it has touched so many people. it has changed my life but it hasn't changed me. [ cheers and applause ] >> yay! yay! wow! >> you're unbelievable.

you've loved to dance since you were just a little girl, right? >> it's in you. >> when did you first know you loved dancing? >> i don't really know. my cousin liberty took me to my first ballet class. >> and you loved it right away. >> yes. >> was it is moving around and being free or was it the tutu? [ laughter ] all of it, right? all of it? >> everyone keeps talking about how brave you are. do you feel really brave for what you're doing? >> yes. >> tell us why. >> because i'm having a lot of fun doing what i'm doing and i'm showing the world that i can still dance. >> you sure are in a big way. what do you feel, mom when you hear her say that. >> emotional overload. >> well, jerry is standing by with kleenex if you need it. >> i'm just proud of her

strength she's just her and it doesn't matter. she just goes out there and has fun. >> and to have such a brave little girl, phillip as a daughter, must make you so proud as a father? >> it makes me real proud. she's come a long ways and has had a long road but she's done really good with it. >> well, stay right with us everybody, alissa is going to perform her dance to colbie callait's try. >> hi, it's seriously? you're not at all concerned? about what now? oh, i don't know. the apocalypse? we're fine. i bundled renter's with my car insurance through progressive for just six bucks more a month. word. there's looters running wild out there. covered for theft. okay. that's a tidal wave of fire. covered for fire. what, what? all right. fine. i'm gonna get something to eat. the boy's kind of a drama queen. just wait. where's my burrito? [ chuckles ] worst apocalypse ever.

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>> before we went to break we brought you the incredibly inspiring story of eight-year-old alissa sizemore. >> after a terrible accident she lost part of one leg but never lost her passion for dancing. now she'll perform the same routine that went viral. >> alissa you love that song by colbie callait, the song "try." why do you love it so much? >> because it inspireses me to be who i am. >> all right honey. take it away. here's alissa sizemore dancing to colbie callait's "try." ♪ put your maim up on, get your nails done ♪ curl your hair, run the extra mile ♪ keep it slim so they like you

so they like you ♪ get your sexy on, don't be shy girl ♪ take it off, this is what you want to belong so they like you ♪ do you like you ♪ ♪ you don't have to try so hard you don't have to give it all away ♪ you just have to get up, get up get up ♪ you don't have to change a single thing ♪ you don't to try try, try ♪ you don't have to try, try, try try you don't have to try try, try ♪ you don't have to try ♪

♪ you don't have to try so hard, you don't to give it all away ♪ you just have to get up, get up get up ♪ you don't have to change the things you say ♪ you don't have to try, try, try ♪ you don't have to try, try, try ♪ you don't to try, you don't have to try ♪ take your make up off put your hair down, take a rest, look at yourself in the mirror ♪ do you like you, because i like you ♪ [ applause ] >> alissa look who came to see you. >> hi, i'm colbie. >> that's colbie callait! >> beautiful job.

can i give you a hug? you're so beautiful. i'm so proud of you. you did so amazing just now. did you have a good time. >> yeah. >> good. >> i can see that song gives you strength, huh? >> it does. >> colebie do you have any idea when your song inspires a little alissa and everybody in the studio is crying. >> i know it was so hard not to cry. it's so meaningful when something i wrote about, something i was going through in life can help other people in different ways of accepting and embracing who you are. and this is for you, sweetie. some flowers and a gift basket and when we come to your town on my tour this summer i want you to bring some friends and come to the show. >> oh what? can hoda and i come? >> we'd like to come too! >> you can bring your friends

from school. colbie -- come on mom and dad come on over. colbie, can we give you a hug, too? >> yes of course! >> that was so awesome. >> what just happened? wasn't that crazy? >> yeah. >> well, by the way you guys, kolbe calais is going to be on tour, girls night out, boys can come, too, with co-headliner christina perry. what do you think? >> i'm in shock. >> this is so lovely, thank you for dancing to my song. you are an inspiration to so many people. >> you know what she just said? she said "thanks for giving it to me." okay, that was excellent. we love you. we love you so much. >> we could stay here forever but we have to take a break and we'll be b back after your local news.

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>> start with chicken thighs and salt. >> why thighs? >> because they're the most delicious. >> they are the most delicious and they have the bone and the skin and they're affordable which is a nice thing. so flip them over, put salt and pepper on them, dust them flour and then into a saute pan here with a little bit of vegetable oil. >> you want to cook it all the way through. >> you do want to cook it through. so once it browns the next step is just make the sauce, which is super, super easy. >> look how good that chicken looks. >> that's what we're looking for. so start with tomato sauce in the blender and you'll see how easy this is to make. tomato sauce, lime juice a few garlic cloves. >> of course, just whole clove? >> you can. and chipotles which are smoked

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>> hoda's is much bigger than mine because it's on a much bigger head. >> somebody has one point and somebody has none. >> your next idiot test begins right now. find the word spelled out below. what is it? you have to answer it. >> out is incorrect. >> find the word spelled out below. >> incorrect. >> below. >> the port opens back up. >> word. >> correct. the word custard is spelled below. >> this is not going well. >> 2-0. your next idiot test begins right now. who was hired? >> this lady. >> yes. these people are here waiting for a job interview. she's already working here.

she has been hired already. >> kathie lee, kristin, you have to step it up. >> i'm letting her take the lead. >> your next idiot test starts right now. which one is definitely underpaid. >> i know it's me. >> we have a lock in. >> kathie lee? >> it has to be me? >> i can't see. i don't know. >> three, two, one, go ahead, guess. >> this guy in the white. >> that's me, first of all and i'm underpaid for two reasons. you have not seen my paycheck but i'm actually under the word "paid." >> oh! it's now 3-1. your next idiot test starts right now. whose philosophy is a stretch? >> pilates.

>> pill latates is the stretch. great comeback. it's 3-2. >> there is no comeback. we're coming back right now. >> the next idiot test starts right now. which one is on today? >> which one is on today? >> huh? >> what? five more seconds four, three, two -- we got a lock. >> the coffee machine. >> the coffee machine is the only one that is on today. nicely lily done. we have a tie game. this is exciting. it is time. who is smart year kathie lee and her friend kristin or hoda and john. your next test starts right now. >> which city below has this trunk been to? we got a lock in&çj hoda? >> new york. new york city. >> new york city because why? >> because it's a jfk international baggage claim. >> you don't know if this bag has been there, it could be a guy who's sitting dropping,

pretending he's been to japan. >> i was right. it's at the baggage claim. >> jfk, the only place we know for sure. 4-3. >> when will this end? >> never! >> is that it? >> you can go quietly into the night and they run away. >> last one this is it, double or nothing. >> next idiot test starts right now. >> according to the nursery rhyme, what did jack you were over? >> a candlestick holder. >> a candlestick holder. >> people never see the candlestick on the side. he climbed the bean stalk but he jumped over a candlestick. >> we have been routed today. >> 5-3. very impressive. >> please tell me this is over. >> it's over. >> here, you get mine and you get kathie lee's. >> they're married. >> very festive. thanks you guys, happy anniversary. you can catch new episodes of "idiot test" tomorrow on the game show network. we'll be back in a moment but first, this is "today" on nbc.

don't forget, we're going to give it away this friday so if you'd like a chance to win, go to klgandhoda.com and hit the connect button. >> tomorrow great actress connie briton and the rest of the stars of a great movie "me and earl and the dying girl." >> and nickelodeon star jeanette mccurdy is all grown up for her next performance. >> and jill martin stops by with gifts for dad. >> have an awesome booze day tuesday. >> have an awesome one

roaring flames at a bay area dealership and several cars are damaged damaged. good morning and thanks for joining us. >> as you saw, a brand new chevy volt is no more after an overnight fire in the dealership. apparently there is surveillance video showing a man around those cars. any idea what else is shown? >> they are. >> no police are keeping pretty tight lipped about that. the office manager for the dealership says it does show a man near these cars here. you can see four burned one towed away. our