. we hope you have a great weekend as well. it's always great to have you be a part of our family. >> happy father's day to all of the fathers out there. we will see you again in 25 minutes. enjoy that parade. a. good morning. buenos días. breaking news. confession, 21-year-old dylann roof admitted he waukt into a charleston church and began shooting. this morning, a clearer picture of the suspe and his racist views. >> he wanted to be white with white and black with black. >> this morning, a memorial for the victims grows as the community mourns. savannah is live in charleston. fire and rain, hundreds of firefighters battle a fast moving wildfire in southern california. residents evacuated as it consumed over 10,000 acres while in the south, more flash flooding causes major problems

for millions. most wanted, it's been two weeks since their escape from prison. and now those two convicts have landed on the government's most wanted list. so will this help bring in more tips or has that trail gone cold? and opening up. for the first time since his suspension, nbc's brian williams speaks out. >> i said things that weren't true. looking back, that's frank. >> we'll talk to him about past mistakes and his new role today, friday, june 19th, 2015. >> from nbc news this is a special edition of "today." charleston church shooting with matt lauer live from studio 1-a in rock enveloper plaza and savannah guthrie live from charleston, south carolina. >> and, good morning, welcome to "today" on a friday morning. aim matt lauer. savannah is in charleston this

morning. it's easy to say that community is still reeling. savannah, good morning you to. >> good morning, matt. this is such a beautiful city. this morning, they're nursing the shared wound. it's hard to put night words just how small of grief and sadness the community is. this church behind me is steeped in history. i stood at the base of this morning and i thought how it could happen here? this is a sacred place. and so many people are wondering, how did it happen? there are so many questions, so few answers, matt. >> of course, what happened there in charleston is our top story again this morning. savannah, here's what we know. the suspect, 21-year-old dylann roof will be in court later today for a bond appearance. right now he's in the charleston county detention center. the victims in this massacre range from age from 26 to 87. they're being remembered as kind hearted people who shared the love of family and, of course, faith. tonight, members of the community will come together once again for a somber vigil to

remember those victims, savannah. >> that's right. and, of course, all eyes will be on that courthouse looking for dylann roof later today when he faces a judge. let's start our conversation this morning with nbc's chris jansing who was here from the very early hours. >> good morning. the question, is should dylann roof get bail? he'll be facing a judge for the first time since this mass murder later to day. even as the city plans another memorial for tonight, roof returned to the city that he left in mourning, wearing a bullet-proof vest and at one point flashing a smile. >> less than 24 hours after he left charleston in his black hyundai, dylann roof was brought back on a state plane in handcuffs and a prison jump suit after waiting extradition. booked by the charleston county sheriff after going into a bible study, police believe, intent on killing blacks. >> acts like this one has v. no place in our country and no place in a civilized society. >> and for the first time, we're seeing what appears to be video

inside that bible study. hosts by victim tywanza sanders. check out the man on right who appears to be roof. nbc news has not independently verified the video. the website got from sanders friends. this afternoon dylann roof will have his first day in court for a bond hearing arrested after a florist on her way to work recognized roof's car and distinctive hair cut from videos. >> it's nothing to do with me. i'm telling you, the lord had me where i needed to be on 74. he had a me watching the news. he had me see all that. >> roof didn't resist whether they stopped him in north carolina nearly 250 miles away from the shooting site. he had been arrested twice before on drug and trespassing charges. roof was convicted of press tassing while the drug case is still pending. >> do you have any indication how someone goes from two minor arrests to what is allegedly one of the worst mass killings in state history? >> try to figure that out. but right now we don't have answers to that.

>> at the church, a memorial is growing. scores of people walk together last night to pay their respects. and william gregory who knew all the victims talks of forgiveness and resilience. >> i know that this is what these nine people -- -- would want. >> now everywhere you go in this city the grief is culpable. tywanza sanders is being credited as one of the heroes inside that church behind me. he apparently said to the gunman when he was taking aim at the oldest person in the room who is 87 years old, shoot me instead. and we have reported earlier about a 5-year-old girl who laid on the floor and pretended to be dead, saving her own life. it was her grandmother who told her to do that. another one of the heroes of this very tragic story. >> we've seen people in there in their finest moments and people at their worst.

there are so many questions about this man, dylann roof. why exactly he would do what he is accused of doing. there is a lot we don't know about him much he's 21 years old. nbc's gabe gutierrez is looking into him. >> roof is being held here and friends and family say that he'd become a loner in recent years, talking about segregation and having several run ins with the law. >> reporter: this morning a clearer picture emerging of dylann roof. >> stayed to himself. really low key. he wasn't -- he was under the radar. >> reporter: this middle school friend says roof recently reached out to him for the first time in five years. and made some troubling comments about race. >> he was just saying how he deposit agree with the trayvon martin case, how he wanted segregation. he wanted it to be white with white and black with black and that he didn't believe in what the black race is doing to the white race. >> reporter: pictures on social media show roof sitting on the

hood of a car with a confederate flag on the license plate and wearing a jacket with apartheid era south africa. family members say the 21-year-old roof was a good student when he was younger but while repeating ninth grade at this high school, he dropped out and never returned. in february, police arrested roof outside this columbia mall after security reported he had been going into stores asking employees how many people were working and what time they closed. when approached, police found a bottle of narcotics used to treat addiction and booked him for drug possession. that case is still pending. but now he's a suspect in a church massacre. a woman who spoke to a survivor said one of the victims tried to talk to roof while he was reloading his gun. >> he just said i have to do it. he said, you rape our women. you taking over our country and you have to go. >> after waiving extradition, roof is expected to appear in

court via video conference this afternoon for a bond hearing. nbc news has confirmed that he confessed to the killings shortly after being taken into custody. his uncle telling might be might be msnbc he hopes he gets what is coming to him. >> thank you so much. earlier this morning i had a chance to talk with debbie dills, the woman who helped police track down dylann roof. she called her boss after she saw roof on the highway. i asked her what was going through her mind when she realized it was him. >> well, i was nervous. i was scared. normally i'm not that kind of person. i got back on the bypass to go see just if i could just get a tag number, just to see and make sure -- i had a feeling. i'm sure that was divine intervention intervention. i said brit and i'll say it again. i feel like god had his hand in it and he was -- he had me where i needed to be. he had todd to help me get

through. i was nervous. i was scared. >> and how did you feel when you found out a few moments later after you sent that license plate to todd and the police that, yes, in fact, the authorities had caught him? >> very, very nervous. but kind of had a feeling for those people in charleston. i had been praying for those people since i heard about the shooting wednesday night. and they were on my heart, on my mind heavy. and i just was praying for them and hoping that maybe it was -- would help them to find a little bit of peace in such a terrible, horrific situation. >> and, debbie, what does it mean to you that these families who are going through so much right now, they have said they want justice. that's what they want. and in a way, you're a piece of that happening to them. how does that feel? >> it wasn't me. it was god. he used me as a vessel.

anybody is a hero, it is him. it was through him everything that happened. it happened for a reason. the people there were praying. we've seen their pictures on interviews and standing around in circles and they were praying. and they need to know and i know they know today that god heard their prayers. if he used todd and me as just any kind of vessel to do that, then that's good. i'm a willing vet will, whatever he wants. so that's what matters the most. >> debbie and todd, you're incredibly brave and quick thinking and you made all the difference at a really important moment for your community. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> one of the incredible stories of heroism to come out of this tragedy. i'm joined by south carolina governor nicky haley. she met with family members of the shooting last night and leaders of the mother emanuel church. governor, good morning. >> these are such sad circumstances. i know you spent time with the families and you carry their

grief in your public statements yesterday. what does it say about in 2015 somebody walks into a church like this during bible study, sits there and then shoots them one by one? >> you know, i had to have a conversation with my son yesterday to try and explain why this happened. and it's hard to explain. you look at something -- this is the holy city. charleston is known as the holy city. we were the friendlier state in the country. that this doesn't happen here. we're just devastated by the fact that one individual would show so much hate in a state that loves each other. and especially very faithful, very prayerful. churches are sacred. the fact that that happened is devastating. >> you mentioned the word hate s there any doubt in your mind that this is a hate crime, one motivated by racism? >> this is an absolute hate crime. i've been talking with investigators. they say they looked pure evil in the eye yesterday. >> the federal government had spoken up and opened a investigation into whether it is a hate crime.

state prosecutors may also be able to pursue a case. it's between the states and the federal government. do you want to see him prosecuted in south carolina? do you think is a death penalty case? >> without yes, yes, and in south carolina, these are nine families that are struggling. this is a state that is hurt by the fact that nine people innocently were killed. we want absolutely will want him to have the death penalty. this is the worst case that i've seen and the country has seen in a long time. we'll fight this and fight it as hard as we can. >> i note president called you yesterday. he then made public remarks. he openly vented about mass violence and in particular gun violence in this country. i know you're a strong supporter of the second amendment s there anything about this situation that makes you think, okay, should we rethink? is it time for some kind of change? >> any time there is a traumatic situation, people want something to blame. they always want something to go after. there is one person to blame here. a person filled with hate, a person that does not define south carolina. and we're going to focus on that one person.

you know, i know that president obama had his job to do and he made the statements. but my job is now to get the state to heal. and our folk us is very much on the nine families and the mother emanuel church family and ame family and people of south carolina who are saying that one person doesn't define us. what is happening in churches now around the state, that defines us. >> governor nicky haley, thank you for being here during hard times. appreciate you. matt, back to you in new york. >> savannah, thanks very much. investigators are likely working all around the clock to try to figure out the motivation behind this attack. shawn henry is a former executive assistant director of the fbi. shawn, good to see you. good morning. >> good morning, matt. >> as we learn more about this guy, he started making comments recently that started to get his friends nervous, things like he wanted segregation back. he had a plan. he was going to do something crazy. he wanted to start a civil war and hurt a bunch of people. and because he had always been a shy kid, nobody took him seriously. is that one of the things we need to learn from this situation?

>> you know, when we look at what the societal ills are that allow this to happen, i can't imagine somebody goes from being a regular citizen to massacring nine people the way this occurred. certainly people heard about this. his friends, nem school, et cetera. they've got to come forward. in our society now, law enforcement doesn't have the ability to be monitoring. they don't have the right to be monitoring everything that is occurring within a community. it really is incumbent upon people who recognize this type of activity, who see somebody who is acting oddly, somebody who is espousing violent behavior. they have to bring that forward. >> practically speaking this may sound like a hypothetical. but if they went to law enforcement and said my friend made comments like this, what could law enforcement have done? >> you know, sometimes -- there's a line, of course, between freedom of speech and someone that did something illegal. what law enforcement would have

done is gone out and talk to him. someone might have caused him to question what he was saying or perhaps he would have told law enforcement what he wanted to do in which case that would have changed this and made this a completely different dynamic. it's not really clear what could have happened. the fact that people may have heard him talking about this in this day and age i think people have to come forward and make sure that it is brought to somebody's attention. >> i agree with you on that. shawn henry, thank you very much. >> thanks, matt. >> a lot of other news to get to this morning. we have new information on those escaped convicts. >> yes, good morning. the two convicted killers who escaped out of that maximum security state prison have been added to the u.s. marshal's 15 most wanted fugitives list. stephanie gosk has the latest from dannemore yachlt good morning. >> good morning. richard matt and david sweat have eluded law enforcement for two weeks and now the convicted murderers are place ond a notorious most wanted list. >> reporter: richard matt and

david sweat have joined a dangerous club, the u.s. marshals list of top 15 most wanted fugitives. the list is a way to draw more attention to their faces and hopefully generate more tips. >> the u.s. marshal certainly has cast a wider net around the world. we're reaching in areas that are vulnerable or we believe there's been intelligence gathered. >> a new $25,000 reward will be added to the existing $100,000 reward offered by the state of new york for any information leading to their capture. >> this is a marathon. it's not a sprint. everyone wants them in custody yesterday. we'll find them. we'll definitely find them. it may take longer. they had an elaborate plan. >> the alleged accomplice, prison worker joyce mitchell sits behind bars. she plead not guilty to charges accusing her of helping the convicted murderers. the da says the threesome plotted to kill mitchell's husband. while mitchell visited his wife in jail to get answers to a lot of lingering questions.

according to his attorney who spoke out to matt. >> he's in shock. still. this is a woman he felt was his best friend for 21 years. and now he finds out she was possibly even part of a plot to kill him. >> following the escape, the prison went into lockdown. inmates in their cells sweeped inside and out. that lockdown is lifted. the investigation into what went on behind the prison walls is continuing. >> a car crashed into a wall in upstate new york injuring 17 people. the u.s. coast guard says they hit a river wall. there were 300 passengers and crew aboard. eight people were taken off the ship for treatment. the ship will remain there until it can be safely moved. a very rocky start for tiger woods on day one of the u.s. open. chambers bay golf course in washington state proved to be an uphill battle for the 14 time

major winner. tiger's club flipped out of his hand while trying to hit the ball. woods has eight bogeys and one triple bogey finishing 10 over in round one. i'm sitting in between two major, serious golfers. >> hard to watch. i can only imagine what a long 4 1/2, five hours that was tore tiger. >> he only beat two other people. >> yeah. >> not good. thank you very much. check of the weather? >> we're still dealing with bill, the remnants of bill. take a look at this video out of fall creek, oklahoma. and you can see the wear the just sweep away this school bus and then finally break it apart. thankfully, no kids were inside. they were able to get out in time. now we go from the water to the fire. we're talking about this near modesto, california. several homes were destroyed there. en that is fire that is still only about 25% contained.

then we also go to the san bernardino national forest. this is 5% contained over 100,000 acres burning right now. they're going to continue to track this as well as they try to get this fire under control. latest on bill. 65 miles. this is still a depression. 65 miles east of fayetteville. you can seat swirl. as we move into the weekend this thing holds together and gets moisture out of the ground. look at this heavy thunderstorms, ohio into pennsylvania and by father's day, heavy thunderstorms in new york city and the northeast. we're looking at three to five inches of rain locally in southern illinois into inld inddiana. three to five inches in the virginias and even into the washington, d.c. area. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're in the 50s all across the bay, even though it's still cool in the north bay, now 47 degrees. as we get a look now at san francisco and we see the low clouds and just enough to create some mist and water drop let's on the camera lens there. we will break out and get bright sunshine this afternoon, reaching 85 degrees in the south bay, the east bay 74 degrees as we prepare for the warriors celebration parade it will be cool but warming up nicely later on. ? >> thank you very much. coming up, we're going back to savannah in charleston which is the scene of so much sadness. that community mourns.

nine lives lost in that church massacre massacre. we're going to hear from brian williams speaking out for the first time about his suspension and his future. but first on a friday morning, this is "today" on nbc.

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7:30 now on friday morning, the 19th of june 2015. there is a somber mood in charleston south carolina. nine people being mourned and remembered after they were killed while praying in church wednesday night. matt this is a community who has a wound that feels open and raw now. >> there is only one piece of good news. the suspect is off the street and in custody. i was listening to you talk to the governor of south carolina. it was interesting what she said about the form the prosecution might take. >> absolutely. first of all, she said this is a hate crime.

she wants to see south carolina prosecutors take the case and she hopes they seek the death penalty. she was very clear. the suspect, 21-year-old dylann roof will be before a judge today in a bond hearing later this afternoon. meantime the victims who we want to focus on there will be a vigiler for erfor them tonight. community members are invited. among the nine there was a recent college grad a beloved librarian, members of the clergy. i was walking around the makeshift memorial. there was a sign quoting scripture. jesus saying this is my commandment that you love one another. that was a fitting reminder when talking about an unthinkable crime of hate. >> the memorial continues to grow. we'll be back with you in a little while. now let's get a check on the weather from al. >> thank you very much. we have more heat to talk about. it's been brutal the temperatures. they will continue to rise

especially in the southeast. big area of high pressure dominating. the temperatures 99 in waycross factor in the humidity well above 100. wilmington norfolk, augusta. out west they don't have the humidity. but they have the heat. excessive heat warnings for over 7 million people. possible record highs in good friday morning. i'm heat gist kari hall. beautiful weather ear as we start out in the mid to upper 50s, but still cool in the north bay, 48 degrees. this is where we're headed this afternoon, 74 degrees for the east bay, a lot going on there, and the peninsula 75 degrees, 85 degrees for the south bay and reaching into the low 90s in the tri-valley while the north bay makes it up to 88 degrees. we will be watching the warriors

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back now at 7:37. on thursday nbc news announced brian williams, a 22-year veteran of the network would not return as the anchor of nbc nightly news. he steps down after revelations that on multiple occasions brian made inaccurate statements about his experiences on the field including a story about a military helicopter he was traveling in during the iraq war. brian sat down with me over the last two days to discuss how the distortions happened and what the past five months serving suspension would be. we both agreed there would be no conditions or guidelines on the

interview. what have the past five months been like? >> torture. looking back it's been absolutely necessary. i have discovered a lot of things. i have been listening to and watching what amount to the black box recordings from my career. i have gone back through everything. basically 20 years of public utterances. >> wiehy? did you have doubts about things you said over the years? >> i was reading newspaper stories not liking the person i was reading about. i would have given anything to get to the end of the story and have it be someone else. but it was about me. these statements i made. i own this. i own up to this. i had to go through and see and tie to figure out how it happened. >> you're a family man. personally what have these five months been like? >> it has been a time of

realization. trying to find out in me what changed. you know in our work i have always treated words very carefully. that's the coin of orur relalmrealm, our tool the key to our credibility and integrity. matt it is clear after work when i got out of the building when i got out of that realm i used a double standard. something changed. i was sloppier and i said things that weren't true. looking back that's plain. >> you say "sloppy." did you not deal with the reality that when you walked away from nbc, whether it was to appear on a late night talk show or some other venue, some other interview show that the title and the responsibilities of anchor/managing editor of

"nightly news" traveled with you? >> i think that's exactly it. looking back it had to is have been ego that made me think i had to be sharper, funnier, quicker than anybody else. put myself closer to the action having been at the action in the beginning. >> was it conscious, brian? let's go back to january when you went on "nightly news" and recounted a story about a military veteran who played a role in a harrowing chopper ride you took covering the iraqi war. you told the story and had told other versions of it. did you know it was not true? >> i told the story correctly for years before i told it incorrectly. i was not trying to mislead people. that to me is a huge

difference here. after that incident i tried and failed as others have tried and failed and why sitis it when we are trying to say "i'm sorry" we can't say "i'm sorry"? >> you say i wasn't trying to mislead people. did you know when you went on "nightly news" that you were telling a story that was not true? >> no. it came from a bad place. it came from a sloppy choice of words. i told stories that were not true over the years, looking back. it is very clear. i never intended to. it got mixed up . it got turned around in my mind. >> i worry as you say this brian, that people who will have listened to your apology on air

and in other areas, facebook,er stars & stripes who heard words like conflatted aircraft or made mistakes with memory are will hear what you are saying thousand and say he's still saying he didn't intend to mislead people yet he didn't tell the truth and he had to know as a guy who lived through those experiences that it wasn't the truth. >> i see why people would say that. i understand it. this came from clearly a bad place, a bad urge inside me. this was clearly ego-driven. the desire to better my role in a story i was already in. that's what i have been tearing apart and unpacking and analyzing. >> several days after you told the story on "nightly news" you

went on air and apologized. you used terms like i was mistaken in my recollections and in other apologies, con flated aircraft. did you give thought at the time to going on air and saying "i lied" is this lied"? >> i know why people would see it that way. it's not what happened. what happened is the fall of a host of other sins. what happened is clearly part of my ego getting the better of me to put myself in a better light. to appear better than i was. that's the process here. >> not to put words inner eryour mouth but had you gone on air and said folks, i lied i'm sorry. do you think the outcome would have been different? do you think forgiveness would have come sooner? >> i think perhaps, yes.

i said things that were wrong. looking back with such clarity now, it is so clear to me i said things that were wrong. i told stories that were wrong. it wasn't from a place where i was trying to use my job and title to mislead. these were -- while it doesn't matter anymore, in some cases years after the event and in many different areas -- live discussions and talk shows, discussions with students. i got it wrong. i own this. and i own up to this. >> after your apology and your suspension nbc conducted an internal investigation into stories you had covered in the past. are you fully aware of the conclusions of the

investigation? >> yes. >> you said a second ago to me that you told stories, plural. the one that's most talked about is the chopper. the now infamous chopper ride. are there other stories you now admit that you tolder regarding other other news stories you were involved in and covering that were also untrue? >> it is clear and in many cases years later, i said things that were wrong. one is too much. any number north of zero is too many. we can't have it. i can't have it in my life. i can't have it in my work. i can't have it in the company we work for. >> we live in a world now, brian, where people aren't going to let this just rest. so if there are other circumstances and other situations where you didn't tell the whole truth, would you like to take this opportunity now to correct the record on those? >> i would like to take this opportunity to say that what has

happened in the past has been identified and torn apart by me and has been fixed, has been dealt with. going forward, there are going to be different rules of the road. i know why people feel the way they do. i get this. i'm responsible for this. i am sor areryiery erfor what happened here. i am different as a result. i expect to be held to a different standard. >> brian will be returning to a new role at msnbc and nbc in august. lester holt will be the perpendicular thent permanent anchor of "nightly news." lester is one of the best people i have ever met. i'm happy for hip. more of the interview with brian

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i'm ... =topvo= thousands of warrior fans are gathering in oakland right to you. 7:56.g's i'm laura garcia-cannon.nship thousands of warriors fans gathering in oakland right now mer for this morning's championship parade. city officials estimate as many as 500,000 fans will line the parade route near lake merritt. roads are blocked in and out of the area bart is running special trains and bikes can be parked for free. the founder of comcast, able raffle roberts, has died.nto the the company started when roberts bought a small cable can.in mississippi in 1963 and grew it bay into a global fortune 500 media company it is today, including toss the owner of nbc bay area ralph roberts was 95 years old. always had such a nice smile. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. we start out with some low clouds across parts of the bay, but in had time for the parade affic to start in oakland it will be

61 degrees and the sun will start to break out. it's still cool there, it's 55 degrees now, 54 degrees in san francisco and santa clara at 50 depression and this afternoon expect the highs in san francisco to reach 68 degrees in knob hill san mateo 73 degrees and 83 degrees los gatos, santa rosa 87 degrees, low 90s in the tri-valley. slower but manage bl across that san mateo bridge the east bay has the snack southbound a crash at dakota at the shoulder and another crash from mallory but i still see a lot of slowing, that's the problem for the nimitz. on the peninsula side palo alto has that jam building up heading towards university and the embarcadero off ramps. a little vogue for northbound 101, no problems for the bay bridge, it moves very well and of course that downtown parade has all the traffic tied up on local streets, take bart there.

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♪ . it's 8:00 on "today" and come com coming up, what is it really like to be a dad? >> dirty diaper. change it or pretend not to notice? >> some of willie's closest friends come together in honor of father's day. to reveal how becoming a parent has changed their lives. plus, free money, no strings attached. the surprising results of a social experiment where people were told, take what you need from a free wall of cash. and we're kicking off the weekend with a little fun. a live concert from fun frontman

nate ruess. he's here to celebrate his debut solely album today friday, june 19, 2015. ♪ >> i came straight to see nate ruess. >> hey, nate, be my date! >> aloha from hawaii, we're in new york! >> came all the way from at atlanta to see nate ruess. >> i'm nothing without nate! we're back now 8:00 on this friday morning and come outside with a nice crowd gathered for a friday concert, but we have more news in this developing story coming out of charleston, south carolina. that's where savannah is this morning. savannah, good morning, again. >> good morning to you guys. nice to see you. we have some breaking news about

the suspect. let me turn to craig melvin who has been following this story. what have you learned if. >> the 21-year-old suspect confessed to the crimes. he confessed shortly after he was taken into custody. he is expected in court this afternoon. 2:00 for a bond hearing via closed circuit television. >> this morning, the governor of the state says she hopes he gets the death penalty, prosecutors seek it. a son of south carolina, you have been looking into the background of the nine people who lost their lives. >> lives ordinary and extraordinary. among them, a pastor, high school coach and a barber, as well. a look this morning at the victims. >> god was in that church! >> reporter: after prayers for peace, nearly 400 marched to the site of the massacre, trying to make sense of what happened. >> we can't go back to the way it was. we have to understand. >> reporter: individualuals held mourning the lives of those taken. >> what happened last night was tragic.

so came out to support. >> reporter: nine victims eremembered, six women and three men all gathers wednesday night as they did every week for bible study session. among those killed, the church's pastor who had preached since he was a teenager. >> god, we welcome and invite you into this place. >> reporter: pickney was a long-time member of the state senator where a black cloth was draped. also killed the 49-year-old church singer and mother of four. sharonda singleton was a reverend and mother of three. she worked as a speech therapist and a high school track and field coach. siktia hurd a 54-year-old branch manager in charleston which will now be renamed in her honor. >> heshe was committed to her community and she loved her family and she loved her congregation.

>> reporter: tywanza sanders recently graduated from south carolina's allen university. susie jackson was a long-time church member. also confirmed dead, 70-year-old ethel lance and myra thompson and 74-year-old daniel simmons who died at the hospital. the city of charleston is hosting another vigil tonight, 6:00, at an arena nearby. folks here, as you know, you talked to them. they're sad, they're confused. a lot of folks are angry, but being at the vigil last night and being at the worship single, you get the sense that charleston is starting to go from heartbreak to healing. >> so many people want to wrap their arms around them. craig, thank you so much. most important part of the story. we'll send it up to sheinelle jones. >> the list of most wanted fugitives now includes the two eescaped murderers from new york. after two weeks combing the area near the prison, police are expanding the search. the u.s. marshals have added

richard matt and david sweat to their 15 most wanted list. some sad news this morning, comcast founder ralph roberts has died at age 95. matt looks back at the life of cable television's pioneer. >> when i started the cable company back in 1963, i never dreamed that it could possibly grow to where it is today. >> nor could he have dreamed the company name he came up with would some day be alongside the peacock atop 30 rock. >> ralph roberts was not supposed to be the cable man he turned out to be. he started as an advertising guy. that was his original career. he was in the navy. he used to sell golf clubs. he used to sell belts and suspenders. >> reporter: all that changes ss sd in the early '60s when they bought a tiny cable company in tupelo, mississippi, better known as the birthplace of elvis presley.

cable tv was small change back then. but roberts saw it as a way to reach more customers. offer them more channels and it was just the start. >> we hung in there and we kept growing and growing, buying, building, getting franchises and we're very aggressive in our desire to build a real company long term. >> reporter: the company was headquartered in philadelphia where roberts grew up. >> he thought of his company as a family business and ran it as such. >> reporter: roberts own family included five children with wife suzanne, son, brian, succeeded him as president in 1990. >> i had to be proud of something, i think i'm proud the way he did. he didn't come out like a spoiled brat like some kids do. >> reporter: with roberts chairman, comcast continued to grow. buying nbc universal in 2013, the ambitious vision the founder saw a half century earlier. >> roberts never wanted to be a

household name, he never wanted to be a moogpgulmogul. it was about creating a company. >> i don't like to brag about it, but i do feel that i've had a very good life. >> our thoughts are with his family. finally, forget the pomp and circumstance when it comes to graduation. it's time to celebrate. >> let's shake it off. this is a high school in new hampshire where grads have learned to shake it off. let's send it back over to matt. >> i like it, sheinelle, thanks very much. more now of our interview with brian williams. we had the opportunity to talk over the last couple days and in addition to covering past mistakes and what life has been like for him during the term of his suspension, we also talked about what the future might look like for brian here at nbc news and the meaning of second chances. >> there is a club of people

that i unintentionally and unofficially have now joined and it's the people who by their family or health or job have been given a second chance. i think you know me well enough to know i am a grateful person. i am fully aware of the second chance i have been given. i don't intend to squander it. i have strong feelings for the folks who tuned in all these years. folks i asked to put their trust in me. >> and to that percentage of viewers out here who says, he doesn't deserve my trust, what do you say to them? >> i'll work every day for it. i would go door to door, if i could. i would go person by person. all i can tell people is hold me to account. judge me by as harsh a standard as you wish. many already have. that's fair. >> you said you think you've been properly punished.

you've been suspended and now you will no longer be the anchor of nbc "nightly news." is it hard to get your head around that? >> was it my first choice, no. obviously, i wanted to return to my old job. i thought we had had a great ten-year run. we were on top most of that time. i pushed back at first, enough time has passed. i accept the decision. there's another component here and that is our friend lester holt. no one is more deserving. this guy came in under the worst circumstances. and has upheld everything great about the place and the broadcast and it's lester's job. >> i would imagine you could have said, all right, that chapter's over. i screwed up and i'll go somewhere else to be rehabilitated. do i read into the fact that you're coming back to nbc, even if it's not to the job you would

have liked to have come back to. >> i'm very happy to be coming back. first of all. i'm happy to have a job. i worked since i was a young man. it's my natural state. what i was built for. i am very fortunate to go back to nbc. the second chance club. i am its leading spokesman. >> what do you want your leading job to be. >> one of things on the sideline is watching the news. watching some terrible stories play out from baltimore, maryland, to philadelphia, pennsylvania, to tragedies overseas and having no outlet, nothing to do about it or with it. i am going to anchor breaking news.

special events. i love the breaking nature of live news coverage. those moments where you can feel people tuning in. people still come up to me and say i was with you the night of twa and i was with you the night lady diana died. those moments where people are watching. you're a good writer. write me the headline and the final line of the story. >> a chastened mindful of his blessings and mindful of his mistakes. returns. hoping for forgiveness and acceptance. i guess that's how i would put it. >> the last line of that story. >> hopefully williams was 110

years old and lived in sarasota, florida. >> again, brian is going to be returning to msnbc and nbc in august. and i do believe in second chances. >> absolutely. >> most of america does and wants him to succeed. >> that's right. coming up, you don't truly know what it's like to be a parent until you become one. so, in honor of father's day, some of willie's closest friends are opening up about what it's really like to become a dad. plus, we'll start your weekend off with a little fun thanks to hitmaker nate ruess. he's here and a live concert on the way, first these messages. way. first, these messa the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class

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we are starting with a new government crackdown meant to give you peace at dinnerer time. i think everybody watching will love this story. the fcc approved new protections against annoying robo calls. >> ah. >> there is still a problem despite the do not call list. here are three things to know about the rule ares. first of all, if you want the calls to stop now, tell the caller please stop calling me. until now many companies required a written request. second phone companies are now allowed to block the calls if you don't want them. finally, keep this in mind as the election season heats up. political campaigns are still allowed to blast your land line. i would say at home 80% of the calls i get on my land line are robo calls is. >> you can say don't call anymore. >> that's good enough? >> supposed to work. a guy in germany is going through a divorce. he was ordered to split

everything he owns with his wife. >> uh-uh . >> he took the order literally using power tools he divided his phone, a chair, the flat screen tv and even his car. he gave her half . >> no. >> he put up the other piece on ebay. the car is selling for $90. >> you are mean $45. >> proving once again love is great -- until it is not. >> then it's bad. you will love the next story. this is good news. a recent social experiment in los angeles. a group called the tool box put up a board with dollar bills at union staegstion. the sign read give what you can, take what you need. some took money. but a lot more pinned up their own cash to the board. not just dollar bills. fives, tens twenties.

organizers say the last dollar stayed up for 20 minutes before they took the board down. that's a great story. >> cool. >> when you are at a cashier and they have the change bin that says take a penny if you need one, leave a penny if you have one. do you ever take one? >> no. >> no. >> i'll leave one. >> sometimes you think maybe there's a camera, that you are being watched? >> hopefully they didn't know. >> thanks for being a bummer. end of a great story -- >> everybody feeling good. >> i'm usually suzy happy. >> not all the time apparently. >> now to a baseball player who struck out off the field. pablo andoval of the red sox. this is him wednesday against the braves. later during the 7th inning he left the dugout to go into the clubhouse to use the bathroom. while he was there, do you know

what he did? >> not that. he grabbed his phone and checked social media. how do we know? he liked a couple of photos on a woman's instagram account. he was using his phone during the game. here is one of the photos he liked. thursday he was benched for breaking team and major league baseball rules. >> iss more. that -- >> going on social media during the game? >> wouldn't surprise me. everybody in this room when we do news every day is doing this with their phone. >> it's common. >> part of your life. >> nice picture. he had to like it. >> here we go. what everyone in hollywood lies about according to mindy kaling and the secret audition tape going viral courtesy of carson and popstart. >> you always here actors talk about how much they hate doing love scenes. they say it's awkward. they are lying.

they love it. so says mindy kaling in her new book "why not me." in the book people already think acting is the ease iest and most frivolous job so we have an agreement to keep our traps shut about the world's best job perk. perk. thank you for the truth, mindy. is there anybody hotter than amy schumerer? >> on fire. love her. >> this fall she'll do something cool. opening upper for madonna on madonna oos rebel heart tour. she shared her secret audition tape. ♪ ♪ no end and no beginning ♪ ♪ you're here with me ♪ ♪ it's like a dream ♪ ♪ let the choir sing ♪ >> it's like a dream that came true for amy. that's her singing "like a prayer". >> hopefully she'll be

doingdoing doing comedy. >> 7-year-old amy schumer? you two should go to lunch. >> good thing you're not on "the voice." get that 7-year-old out of here. i'll be in my red chair. schwarzeneggerer is giving people a scare when he poses as a wax figure. take a look at this. >> let me do one with the arms around -- >> you look real. >> because i am. [ screaming ] >> can i help you? >> ! >> no touching. >> want to come in the shot. >> thank you. [ screaming ] >> no touching. that's the best. that would freak me out. he looks so much like the wax figure. >> raising money for charity. >> i did it here at madam

toussaud's and scared people. >> everybody's on the dark side today. >> i brought the nice story. >> it was all leading to that moment. >> happy friday. >> al how about a check of the weather? >> is that going to be a problem? this this is a group that could become a mob. i'm just walking this way. if you see anyone coming toward you, let me know. tropical depression bill. 20 miles per hour winds moving east-northeast at 10 miles per hour. wait matt lauer's up. >> change of direction. >> we have a risk of severe weather in the plains. tornadoes, 70 miles per hour wind gusts. also saturday from des moines milwaukee, chicago, peoria. 14 million people at risk. sunday the area really stretches out. really from northern missouri all the way to charleston west

virginia. 14 million people at risk. marble sized hail and flash flooding in effect. a lot of wet weather. for today sh not bad out west. gorgeous weather and sunshine. 77 in l. good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's about 60 degrees all across the bay with some low clouds in spots but we'll get bright sunshine this afternoon. a gorgeous day reaching 75 degrees in the peninsula and the east bay. san francisco today 68 degrees, the north bay makes it up to 88 degrees. there will also be some hot spots with highs reaching 91 degrees in the trivalley with mostly sunny skies and a nice sea breeze kicking in this evening. that's your latest weather. let's go to carson. >> thank you. going to get my pitch fork and come see you. al appreciate it. coming up from the "today" parenting team willie talks to dads for their take on what

father hood is like especially the way it's exceeded their expectations. we are working with our sponsor johnson's to share touching moments between a father and his child. i volunteered to kick it off. there's my son squax james. look at the missing teeth. he's the tot. i am pop. he changed my life so much. sender your photos of rewarding metrodomes challenging or just plain fun moments being a father. use the hashtag so much more. we'll share them on tv with you. matt? >> carson thank you very much. nate ruess is with me. look what you have created out here. [ cheers and applause ] big crowd on the plaza. he'll perform live in the next half hour.

i'm ... ==vo== the newly- you're watching today in the bay. a good friday morning. it's 8:26. i'm sam brock. the newly crowned nba champs are celebrating in oakland today along with a few hundred thousand of their favorite fans. the warriors victory parade kicking off at rfadway and 11th this morning at 10:00 a.m. the best seat in the house is always the one right in front of your tv or your computer or smartphone. we're broadcasting this morning's parade on air and online. all of our platforms, right when the parade starts at 10:00. if you're on the go download our free nbc bay area app and watch it live on your mobile device. if you're going to be there live getting in and out of oakland could be difficult today. let's check in with mike. >> good morning, sam. the overall view we have

slowing through palo alto. clearing for fremont south 880. the south bay has your northbound routes. i talked to alma. she says access is tough but there are spaces but come now, it's getting crazy, she says. if you take b.a.r.t., you should be better for the flow into the area. when you're leaving check the overhead signs or the folks working for b.a.r.t. >> no surprise, mike eyes and ears on the streets at all times. thank you very much. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another update.

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♪ a great crowd here and a great concert. nate ruess is in the plaza. mr. matt lauer joins us. we have great songs coming up. the countdown to father's day this weekend, of course. willie geist sat down with his dad friend s to talk about what it's like to be a fatherer. we'll show you coming up.

>> if you like water slides look at this. the world's largest one at 2,000 feet. nearly half a mile of slip sliding action. out's in new zealand and is coming to america two weeks from today. jenna wolf takes the plunge live. the summer series extreme water parks this sunday. >> that's what i want for father's day. >> cool. >> all right. lots to get to. mr. roker? >> your father's day forecast. the weekend planner. slight risk of strong storms in the upper valley. heat continues for saturdayment then as we move into sunday father's day, slight risk through the mid ohio and mississippi river sallyvalleys. heat continue this is the southwest. gorgeous in the pacific northwest. 77 in seattle.

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. warriors victory parade starts in about an hour and a half. it will be 61 degrees in oakland. and we'll get sun coming through those clouds. the rest of the microclimates, palo alto today reaching 80 degrees, pacific heights 63 degrees. we'll see upper 80s in the north bay, like santa rosa fremont 77 and pleasanton reaching 91 degrees. have a great day. get the weather any time. go to the weather channel on cable. weather.com online. look at these fine people. let's go back inside. woo! ♪ >> today's parenting team is sponsored by johnson. so much more. >> we have been sharing special surprises with lots of deserving

dads all week in honor of father's day. willie and the "today" parenting team are taking a look at what father hood means. >> cool to see my buddies on the big screen with their kids. i rounded up my friends with babies and kids entering adolescence for talk about the challenges and ongoing joys of being a dad. ♪ >> reporter: meet four of my closest friends and four great dads. mark is my best friend from childhood childhood. best han in my wedding and father of three. wes is a long time friend and neighbor now living if baltimore with his wife and two children. chris is the father of two little girls with his wife megan. kev en is my brother-in-law married to my sister libby. they have two boys under 3. one thing i remember as being a

milestone moment was having to put together all the stuff before the baby came. i opened the box and i said i have though idea what any of this is. i don't know how it goes together. i'm not ready to be a father. did you put the stuff together? >> no. that's not my skill set. i was the muscle in the relationship. >> there's one allen wrench disposable. i've got thisment. don'ter worry, honey. >> you have a little kid. they start experimenting with phrases and words they hear on tv or in school. to me it's the funniest thinger our kids do. >> little quinn, oh my goodness! hands on the cheeks. all day long i could watch that. >> it's surprise ing how much better they make you as a person a father a man.

then there are silly examples like we're at the beach and he says oh crabs. get it dad! i don't want to get the crab. but, you know this is a dad thing to do. i will reach out, pick it up. >> we have been talking to the "today" parenting team. mop this one came from a blogger named mrs. muffintop. talking about her husband. she said she's proud her husband makes the children feel safe at night. he's on boogey man duty. >> we have a magic spray. the water spray. >> it's water with glitter. >> glitter in it. >> she sprays it in the room. we have sprayed for boogey men subpoena. >> they prepare themselves. the magic glitter is coming. they lay down and eventually, peace. >> this is prosecutefrom justin father

of five. he said he's not afraid to show emotion in front of his kids. are you able to open up a little bit? >> we could watch a great tv commercial or a silly movie or whatever. i'm okay to well up. i try not to let the tears drop down. they know it too. they can see there is a comfort level to be touched by human hoegs emotion. i'm okay with it. >> robert is the father of angie goff one of our anchors in washington. he dresses the in crazy costumes for the children. i endorse it 100%. >> last halloween we asked what she wanted to be. she said i want to be the president. so i was like all right. we dressed her like the president and i was her secret service agent. >> dirty diaper. change it or pretend not to notice until someone else does.

>> ooh. >> this is not the typical questioner for me. pretend like you shell mothing. >> you're the worst. >> act like hear nothing, smell forth ing nothing. but if the last 24 hours of the relationship weren't so good i'm on it. change that. >> i have to tell you, the unsung hero is the bartenderer, busy man. >> was it weird to interview your friends? >> it was weird. we talked about things we don't talk about on our own. it was cool to hear their philosophies on being dads. i want to thank everybody who shareded their stories. we only could read a few. anybody can sign up at today.com/parentingteam. if you want the recipe for the monster spray. >> don't get that near me. >> megan fills a bottle with water. >> points it that way. i know you love glitter.

>> i hate it. >> and lavender oil. >> you spray it. >> it shut your sprayer down. >> it works every time. matt crippled the bottle. >> okay. willie thank you. hopefully it never works again. carson. >> next time you get a morning drinking assignment. >> next father's day. >> thanks pal. our viewers are sharing awesome pictures of rewarding and touching moments between fathers and kids using the hashtag # so much more. here's alicia. look at the three girls. dad was invited to the spa. a fake spa. adorable. making sure he enjoys the chores. out there in duke shorts helping dad out. call lean writes giving dad a pep talk. telling him to get out there and skate on the ice. that's a good one. here is dad getting katie ready

for bed. so much more. matt? >>er carson thank you very much. up next a live performance are from nate ruess on our toyota summer concert stage. first, this is "today" on nbc.

>> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> we are back on a friday horn morning. in a minute we get a live performance from fun lead singer nate ruess. first a look at his musical career so far. ♪ some nights i wish that it would all end >> nate ruess rose to fame as lead singer of fun, winners of song of the year for "we are young." ♪ ♪ we are young ♪ he teamed up with other artists as well bringing his unique voice to "just give me a reason"

with pink. ♪ just give me a reason ♪ even served as an adviser on nbc's "the voice." ♪ now nate ruess is stepping out on his own. his debut solo album "grand romantic" just released this week. the single "nothing without love" climbing the charts. ♪ i am nothing without love ♪ >> today he's bringing his talent to our summer concert stage. ♪ nothing without love ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, nate ruess! ♪ i am nothing without love ♪ ♪ i'm but a ship stuck in the sand ♪ ♪ some would say that i'm all alone ♪

♪ but i am ♪ ♪ i'm nothing without love ♪ ♪ i wanna hold her in my arms ♪ ♪ when she's feeling alone ♪ ♪ feeling sad ♪ ♪ i would take credit for what's wrong ♪ ♪ but i am ♪ ♪ i'm nothing without love ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ three years at sea after the storm ♪ ♪ and this sinking ship of love

you put me on ♪ ♪ god, i wish a gust of wind would come and carry me home ♪ ♪ but i ♪ ♪ i got nowhere to go ♪ ♪ now here you show up with the force of a wave ♪ ♪ so i'm setting my sail ♪ ♪ i'm headed for the empire state ♪ ♪ hey, hey ♪ ♪ i don't want to lose this one ♪ ♪ you make me feel hope ♪ ♪ you know i am i'm nothing without love ♪ ♪ oh baby ♪ show me a sign ♪ ♪ send up a signal that everything's fine ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ slide up right here by my side ♪ ♪ you know that i want to rest

in your light ♪ ♪ na, na, na, hey ♪ ♪ na, na, na, ooh ♪ ♪ na, na, na, hey ♪ ♪ na, na, na, ooh ♪ ♪ na, na, na, hey ♪ ♪ na, na, na, ooh ♪ ♪ i wanna rest in yor light ♪ ♪ na, na, na, hey ♪ ♪ na, na, na, ooh ♪ ♪ na, na, na, hey ♪ ♪ na, na, na, ooh ♪ ♪ na, na, na, hey ♪ ♪ i am nothing without love ♪ ♪ i'm just these thoughts without a pen ♪ ♪ i would take credit for this song ♪ ♪ but i am nothing without love ♪ ♪ oh, baby ♪ ♪ show me a sign ♪ ♪ send up a signal that everything's fine ♪

♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ right by my side ♪ ♪ don't you know that i ♪ ♪ don't you know that i ♪ ♪ i want to rest in your light ♪ ♪ i want to rest in your light ♪ ♪ i want to rest in your light ♪ ♪ cause i am i'm nothing without love ♪ >> we've got more music ahead from nate ruess on a friday morning. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ oh baby show me a sign ♪

we are happy to be back with nate ruess, lead singer of the grammy award-winning group fun. he's branching out. >> he has his debut album. you're just all alone on your album cover. >> yeah. >> what's this whole thing been like? >> it's been unbelievable. i didn't know what i was getting into. i like taking risks, trying new things. i'm having the time of my life right now. really. >> any time someone like you does something on their own people start rumors. fun is breaking up, the band is over. not true. >> no, not at all. i think touring, being in a ban, i've been in bands for 15 years is a lot of work. i finally got home from tour and actually started enjoying being alone. it's something i never had a chance to do. i wanted to just go, spend a little bit more time alone and then i'll get back at it. >> nate won a great award last

night, the hall davis star award. tell me about it. people don't know that you're a prolific songwriter. the hall of fame songwriters gave it to you. you have written for fun, solo work and other artists. >> last night was special. van morrison is my favorite artist of all time. he was being honorered for his career. they were acknowledging. i got an award for basically what i've done so far. it's not like i'm in the songwriter hall of fame or anything like that. they gave it to me as an up and comer. it was truly amazing. i think myself as a songwriter above being an entertainer or vocalist or anything like that. >> congratulations. what are you going to sing? >> i'm go inge to sing a medley of songs i've written. >> all right. ladies and gentlemen, nate ruess.

♪ ♪ i don't understand where all of this is coming from ♪ ♪ i thought that we were fine ♪ ♪ your head is running wild again ♪ ♪ my dear we still have everything ♪ ♪ and it's all in your mind ♪ ♪ you've been having real bad dreams ♪ ♪ you used to lie so close to me ♪ ♪ it's nothing more than empty sheets between our love ♪ ♪ our love ♪ ♪ ooh our love our love just give me a reason ♪

♪ just a little bit's enough ♪ ♪ just a second we're not broken just bent ♪ ♪ and we can learn to love again ♪ ♪ it's written in the stars ♪ it's been written in the scars on our hearts ♪ ♪ we're not broken, just bent ♪ ♪ and we can learn to love again ♪ ♪ tonight we are young ♪ ♪ so we set the world on fire ♪ ♪ we can burn brighter ♪ ♪ than the sun tonight ♪ ♪ we are young ♪ ♪ so we set the world on fire ♪ ♪ we can burn brighter than the sun ♪

♪ on my side ♪ ♪ i have no reason to run ♪ ♪ so will someone come and carry me home tonight ♪ ♪ i can hear the cry ♪ ♪ so will someone come and carry me home ♪ ♪ tonight ♪ ♪ we are young ♪ ♪ so let's set the world on fire ♪ ♪ we can burn brighter than the sun ♪ ♪ tonight we are young ♪ ♪ so let's set the world on fire ♪

♪ we can burn brighter than the sun ♪ ♪ so by the time the bar closes ♪ ♪ and you feel like falling down ♪ ♪ i will carry you home tonight ♪ >> that's nate ruess, everybody he has one more song coming up later. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. ♪ we are young ♪

back with nate ruess. you get a couple of days off. then what happens? >> toronto, los angeles and all over. >> like a rock star. >> coolment come on back and see us. >> i would love to. >> you have a lot you're watching "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning it's all about the warriors, the nba champions celebrate with a victory parade in oakland. it starts at 10:00 a.m. kicks off at broadway and 11th. for street closures head to nbcbayarea.com or download our bay area app. we are broadcasting this

morning's parade on air and online right when it starts. if you're on the go download that free nbc bay area app and you can watch it on your mobile device or wherever you'd like. another update in half an hour. hope to see you then. have a fantastic friday.

this morning on today's take our good friend brooke shields is back as our guest co-host. then a father's day surprise you won't want to miss for a very deserving dad. we have the first photos from the set of the new "ghostbusters." that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on friday morning, june 19 2015. a big crowd on the plaza to see nate ruess. another song coming up this hour. i'm willie with al.

tamron and natalie are off. with us our friend brooke shields. >> i'm like the nike of "today." she'll do it. >> lives in a glass case with a little ham er. break in case of sick anchors. >> i'm your girl. >> break the emergency brooke shields glass. we have a cool show. i'm excited. you and you are your beautiful daughter courtney will be cooking for us system. >> when she was 6, she would pick flowers out of the garden to decorate the plate. she was always interested in food preparation. a number of years ago she said dad, i want to cook. there she is. >> the plate, not just the table. that's the difference. >> she figured out which flowers were edible looked it up. the fact that she put ragweed on my plate. >> it was personal. >> i'm excited she'll cook with

me er for father's day later. >> and we can eat. >> always good. they said you just have to eat. sign me up. >> we have a great father's day surprise as well. we start with a terrible story from charleston. the suspect in wednesday's shooting dylann roof has confessed to the crimes. confession is a positive piece of evidence for the authorities. there will still be a trial but it is a big piece of evidence. police say he shot and killed nine people inside the emmanuel african methodist episcopal church near the heart of the tourist district. the nine victims ranged in age from 26 to 87. in fact one of the few survivors was a 5-year-old little girl. there was a vigil in charleston. roof arrested in shelby north carolina. actually spotted by a woman who recognized him from the news. thought she recognized the car and said i knew it by the hair cut. she saw it in the surveillance

picture. >> you talked to her. >> remarkable woman named debbie dills. her quick thinking led to the cap cure capture of this man. >> i read you were actually praying for the victims the in charleston and praying for the people of charleston at the moment you saw the suspect in the car. what do you make of that? >> i was praying for them. i had been praying for them since the night before when i heard it. it was horrific. i had went to church myself that same night and came home and heard that on the news. i can't imagine the fear that had to be in their hearts. they were there just studying the word trying to get closer to the lord and learn more about what he wants for their lives. they were shot. they were massacred. they didn't deserve that. they did not deserve that. right now it should be all about them and their families and the

hurt. we need to as a nation as a community, we immediate to lift-- need to lift them up surround them with love and care. that's what god would want. that's what we need to do. >> debbie did something remarkable. after she spotted the suspect she called police followed him. >> did a u-turn. >> we asked why she would do that for a guy that was clearly lily li armed and dangerous. she said i couldn't bear the thought of him hurting someone else. she fell back when police arrived is. >> she said she's not courageous at all. >> obviously she is. >> her heart and her faith carried her through to do that and follow the instinct. it's incredible . >> absolutely. he was brought back to charleston after waiving extradition. now will begin the trial. the morning continues in

charleston. -- hourning ing >> the focus has to be on the families and healing the community. it's a devastating loss. something more uplifting. we have been talking about tropical storm bill all week. it's now tropical depression bill. after it hit texas it moved into oklahoma and arkansas. an oklahoma guy stranded by a storm water, almost waist deep. he's in ardmore, 90 miles from oklahoma city. he and a passer-by are pushing the stalled truck. another truck pulls up. a guy has a tow rope. take a listen to who that guy was and what happened next. >> the guy said are you ready? that looks like blake shelton. that's what i thought. i said, i'm ready. my wife called. i said blake shelton pulled me out. he's going to bring me on home.

i said you better slick up. you know. we'll be there in a minute. >> yes. you better slick up. you had better slick up hon think. >> do you know how many times you have been told that? >> blake shelton goes to the hartman home after helping and snapped pictures with him. we love blake shelton. superstar. of course the reigning judge on "the voice." and high water rescue guy. >> unbelievable. >> just a good guy all around. >> i'm putting that on a t-shirt. you'd better slick up. you are the man. >> be careful where you say that. >> i'm going to make it a t-shirt and i'm splitting it with you. you'd better slick up! >> speaking of interesting inging things and slicking up or slick across too. an extreme home decoration

trend. a floor with a life sized dolphin. 3-d. there is a fish one swimming in a bathtub. >> crazy. >> this one -- the next is roses. some of the producers thought maybe the cat was in there. think the cat is real. if i opened up a door and i have been in a place i would think what was in the punch? these are so cool. these were created by a dubai-based design firm called imperial intier teertierer yors. >> they are 3-d. >> i can see them on the wall but i think i would be like i have to lay off the scotch. >> it's disorienting. >> imagine that at night. i think it's insanely beautiful. >> that's the second best line. i better lay off the scotch. after you get slicked up. >> stumble into the bathroom if the middle of the night and a

shark jumps out at you. >> it's not going to look like a doll finish. it's going to look like a shark shall eat you. >> cool. >> kind of great. >> this is a go pro video of a couple doing amazing tricks on a surfboard. this was posted on youtube earlier this week. check it out. >> not only the ones who can take a surf but -- >> oh my. >> this is while they are riding a wave. >> impressive. >> wow. good upper body strength. >> oh! see is this it's a little something willie and i have been working on. >> afterward they got some hawaiian tropic andnana boat. >> cocoa butter. >> and into the shark's mouth. >> the heads are aretiny. >> squishing your head. >> that one in particular.

brooke has a spotlight on her. >> i wanted to be lit well. >> always with the lighting. you're so poised as you ride the wave. >> i would have been impressed if they made me the surfboard. >> oh yeah. >> amazing. >> all right, al roker. >> slick on over here. >> slick on over there. >> and slick up. anyway let's find out what's going on. who are the people in the orange room? what's going on? hi how are you? nice to see you. that's our drekirector rob george from the earlier hours. that's where we keep hipm after the show. bill. we trapped him in there and innocent people as well. they'll live. winds over 20 miles per hour. east northeast at 10 miles per hour. that's the forward motion.

what we are looking at now is the path. it will cause problems from illinois indiana, ohio as we get into saturday pennsylvania. by sunday father's day, the northeast will be a messment look. three to five inches in missouri indiana, illinois and even as you get into parts of the del marva peninsula. one to two good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting to see more sunshine across the bay. now in the east bay you can see the sun across oracle arena as warriors fans gather around the downtown area. get ready for that parade to kick off. 74 degrees will be the high today. in the peninsula 75 degrees, and 85 degrees for the south bay. looking like some spots will be a little bit hotter like the try

tri-valley reaching 91 degrees. that's your latest weather. a quick shoutout to willie. judging this year in the men's health ultimate guy search. that's willie on the cover. >> yeah. >> they are looking for a guy who is fit, fearless a doer who gives back and leads by example. the winner will be on the cover of men's health. entry closes june 21. last year noah galloway who lost his leg if iraq when an ied detonated. >> we have impressive guys who apply. the deadline is sunday. go to men's health's website to check it out. up next your first look at the all ladieses "ghostbusters."

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at the new "ghostbusters." >> he said he'd be back and arounder er arnolder schwarzeneggerer has a big surprise. >> we are going to start with the photo of the week. people talking about tyra banks without makeup. # nofilter. >> that looks like with makeup. >> with makeup. >> and that's the before. >> you should see her with the serious contouring. she shared a makeup-free selfie. i love it. this is so mucher more relatable with the dark circles and the skin. she's always been that way. she's always shown her true self. never hidden from anything. >> this is one of the first ones to be that real. >> one of the first to deal with body image issues. talking about that. >> so many reasons to love her. she had a long caption about the value of loving yourself. like normal girs she said i wanted to cover the bags but wanted to show you the real me.

>> there is such a thing as over sharing. we have brooke shields. >> still gorgeous. >> you hit a certain age you have to go to the dentist. >> you just started going? >> that's at home. it was so insane looking. then i posted it. >> i'm sure you got a hundred thousand likes. >> i think so. >> terminator arnold schwarzenegger goes to the wax museum. >> he visited madame toussaud's dressed up as the term fayinator and gave fans the surprise of their life. >> who are you? >> i'm the terminator. >> who are you? >> i'm the t-800 cyberer netic

organism. >> please don't take pi selfie stick. want to come in the shot? >> thank you. [ screaming ] >> you scared us! >> i'm sorry. >> cuts to the baby's face. scarred for life. >> i will tell you arnold ripped me off. >> i know. >> take a look here. come on. then it's time to come to life. hi! how are you? that was fun. i only got hit once. >> fun and cruel. >> i'm surprised. i like how you did it. >> arnold did it with charity. if you want you can click on a link on the youtube video and get a chance to visit and petemeet

him in july. get your selfie with the terminator. >> let's get to the "ghostbusters" movie. i can't wait anymore. we have pictures from paul feeg of the set. >> he's preparing in boston. standing in for the big apple. he's keeping a lot of the po project under cover but he'll make it super scary. he's inspired by "the walking dead" in creating this girl-friendly "ghostbusters." we have melissa mccarthy, kate mckin non, kristin wiig and leslie jones. there will be a guy. chris hemsworth will be the receptionist. >> i would call him. no-brainer. >> whether he's in the movie or not. >> what's his number. >> the movie can't come soon enough. great to see you. >> likewise. >> coming up next we surprise a wonderful man who always put his late wife and his family first with a father's day celebration

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summer begins this weekend. time to pick out great beach books is. >> kate white is author of "the wrong man". >> and "code of conduct" by brad thor. good morning. >> good morning. >> kate you guys are both candidates for great summer reads. your book "the wrong man" about a manhattan designer who finds herself in the middle of a treacherous plot. >> yes. my tenth suspense novel. this one has interesting twists to it. >> cool. >> exciting. >> brad what about "code of conduct" is? >> somebody spent a fortune erecting what's called the american stonehenge in if georgia that predicts a terribler worldwide event. this exists. i said that will make a great summer beach read. i set out to create the kind of books i love to anti-depressant are on vacation. i hid a cool anagram in the book

i'm looking forward to see if fans find or not. >> cool. >> let's get started. we have the category. celebrity author. >> i picked martin short's memoir. it came out last year. it's in paperback in july. a moving memoir. funny in parts about gilda radner and steve martin. heartbreaking, too. >> i picked ronda rouse y's fight. she's starring in "the athena project" and her story is inspiration fall. she's a great actress, great athlete and brilliant woman. i loved this book. >> let's move on to the next category which is sex yesy. i picked "the lover." it's from the '80s. it was a huge success but still holds up .

it's so erotic. a more forbidden romance between a chinese man and a chinese schoolgirl. >> it was a movie. >> great movie. to me "fifty shades of grey" doesn't hold a candle. >> absolutely. i was on that in the theater. >> speaking of "fifty shades of grey," meet "fifty shades of grey" meets "american psycho." this is the next "gone girl." "you." stephen king raves about it. usa today. this is the hot read of the summerer. just came out this week in paperback. get this book. >> suspense pick. >> "the long and far away good-bye." one of the best crime novels i have read in ages about a private investigator who goes back to the city where a terrible thing happened to him. >> "rated an jelg" by nelson de mille. a crew member told me he's the

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new tic tac minions, with awesome minion designs. sfx: unintelligible minion babble. i'm ... ==vo== the newly- crowned n-b-a champs are celebrating in good friday morning. it's 9:26. i'm sam brock. the newly crowned nba champs are celebrating in oakland today along with their half a million or so fan base. the warriors victory parade kicks off at broadway and 11th at 10:00. the best seat in the house is always the one right in front of your tv computer screen or smartphone. we're broadcasting this morning's parade on air on all of our platforms when it starts. just download our free nba area app and you can watch it live on your mobile device. real quickly we'd like to update you on something we've heard from sf b.a.r.t. they've issued an alert on twitter basically saying word is we've heard the city has shut down the entrance at lake merit. that is what s.f. b.a.r.t. is

hearing right now. they're suggesting riders use the 12th or 19th street b.a.r.t. stations. we'll have a closer look at that in traffic and weather after this break.

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting to see a little bit more sunshine. and in time for the warriors victory parade. it will be 61 degrees in oakland. we're now at 58 degrees there, 61 degrees in mountain view. and as we go into the afternoon expect a high of 83 degrees in los gatos today. palo alto 80 and knob hill 68. 83 in napa and fremont reaching 77 degrees chlts livermore will be hot in the tri-valley with a lot of sunshine with a high of 90 degrees. let's get a look at traffic with mike. all right. north of the san mateo bridge the big issue downtown oakland. clarify what sam was talking about. we got word from the b.a.r.t. system that they hear the city might have closed access from the lake merit station toward the rally there. so b.a.r.t.'s saying go to the

12th or 19th street because they know access to and from that station is clear. we're still waiting on a status of what exactly is going on. must be a huge crowd, we've seen it on the overhead shots in the helicopter. and traffic jammed at gridlock for the area as they prepare for the parade. now, south of the san mateo bridge the slowing is over here. just off the dunbar 101 both directions past university that's late showing even on a friday. couple crashes have cleared to the shoulder. back to you, sam. mike thank you very much. if you can get there, enjoy. mike just laid out your options as far as transportation is concerned. now a live look as this parade gets going in 30 minutes we'll have live coverage.

taking a look are at the headlines. if you are tired of unwanted phone calls and texts known as robo calls and spam text thursday the fcc told the nation's phone carriers they are allowed to block r are obo calls to customers who request it. just because the phone companies have are permission to use the technology doesn't mean they will. the fcc are can't force them to do it. dozens of people at a northern california water park became i became ill because of high chemical levels. people complained of breathing problems and a burning century saegs in the throat. 17 people were taken to the hospital. haz-mat crews believe it was excessive chlorine that leaked

into the water. mcdonald's is going on a diet. for the first time in 40 years they plan to closer more restaurants than it is opening. newer chains with a different quality of food and ingredients are biting into their bottom line. if you are going on vacation and feed help deciding what clothes to bring an airport the in sweden has the answer. stockholm airport built three pods that simulate different climates around the world in real time. the climate portal uses temperature, wind simulators and visual cues to replicate weather conditions in the city you are flying to. if you need to buy another sweater, you won't be left the if the cold. get it? speaking of weather let's go tole aliment what do you think? before you get there we don't have to bug you to look at the happens sp s happens. >> wow just another reason to ignore me. thank you. >> oh, al. >> western third of the country, spectacular.

head to vegas. 113. phoenix, 114 . we have heat through the gulf coast into the southeast. wet weather into the midatlantic states. for father's day sunday a slight risk of storps storms this the pid section as you get into illinois to ohio. wet weather in the northeast of new england. heat continues out west. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're getting sunshine across the bay. still some low clouds in a few spots. as we go into the afternoon expect highs to reach into the 60s. here's a look at your weekend forecast. and it will be warming up quite a bit. the warmest day of the weekend will be on saturday, especially for the tri-valley reaching 93 degrees, north bay 87 degrees and san francisco reaching 70 degrees tomorrow and 64 on saturday. and that's a look at your weather. have a great weekend. that's your latest weather. it is the last day of our series

"father's day favorites." i'm thrilled to have my little girl courtney roker here to whip something up. she's a chef at a country club in new york. what are you making? >> i know you said if you are ever on death row -- which hopefully won't happen. >> great opener. >> that's my girl. >> you said you would like a steakhouse dinnerer. >> yes. >> i thought we'd do crusted ribeye with creamed kale. first we'll pat this dry. >> patted dry. >> you want it patted dry so it can sear well. >> we don't have that much time. put vegetable oil on and massage that. we have french sea salt and cracked black pepper. crust both sides.

>> okay. >> have a screaming hot pan. we won't do that. >> not going to do that. >> sear both sides. you want to hear the sizzle. two minutes on both sides. >> okay. >> after two minutes we go here. both sides, then add butter. >> mm-hmm. >> use your fung eringerers. >> and put it in the oven for five to seven minutes. >> you're making a special butterer. >> that's a compound butter with bacon and blue cheese. >> i like that. >> my favorites. >> room temperature butter. put it in and mix it. >> how do you make it into a tube? >> we're going to roll it. mix it. parchment. slap it in there.

when it's evenly distributed we'll roll it. then freeze it and cut it. >> nice. after the steak is done let it rester for ten minutes. foil over and it comes out like that. >> that's my girl. cut. >> oh yeah. dad gets the first piece. very nice. >> instead of creamed spinach you did something different is. >> i did creamed kale which is a lot healthier. it has no creep. a little bit of cheese but cottage cheese. it tastes almost the same. >> tastes great. >> i think it's better. >> i like it. after, you can put a slice of this on here. it will melt bacon and blue cheese. >> come on. >> courtney -- >> oh thanks. >> incredible.

>> so proud of you. >> the handcuffs are waiting, al. >> right. >> they're here to take you away. >> somebody get me shaw shank redemption right now. thank you. >> nice job, courtney. >> thank you! >> bravo. >> meantime we helped one son pay tribute to his dad with a series of surprises the honorer of father's day. that story, willie brings us a wonderful story when we come back. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet,

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thinks we're doing a story on him as a volunteer tour guide, but this is a story about him as a deserving dad. his son, jonathan wrote our show to nominate his father. >> everyone comes before my dad and he never asks for anything. he doesn't want any recognition and i wanted to do something to say, dad, you're an amazing guy. you inspire me. >> jeff was married to his wife judy, for more than 45 years. for 35 of those years, he acted as caretaker after she was diagnosed with severe type i diabetes. a debilitating condition that eventually took her sight and her leg. >> people don't realize how terrible it is and it just wreaks havoc on your body over time and, unfortunately, she endured a lot of pain and suffering. >> jeff even donated one of his kidney to try to prolong judy's life. but a year and a half ago, she lost her battle. >> how has your dad been since? >> he is extremely down.

lost his bedst friend. i want to have some joy and appreciated and admired for what he's done over his life. >> we sent reporter tracy davidson from wcau to ambush jeff with a special surprise. >> we're taking you to new york tonight for an experience for tomorrow. you need to go home and pack your bags. >> you've got to be kidding me. now i have to go cancel my dentist appointment. >> the dentist had to wait as we swept jeff away on the next train to new york city. >> i swear you haven't been kidnapped. >> the next morning we blindfold blindfolded jeff and escorted him to a place that we knew art enthusiast would love. >> now it's fair to take off the blindfold. >> yeah, sure. >> willie geist from "today" show. you are standing in the brand-new whitney museum in new york city. >> are you kidding me? >> we're not kidding you. >> we thought it would be cool

for you because we know how much you love art. one of the senior curators here. >> really nice to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you. >> off they went exploring the world-famous whitney museum of american arts. >> just one other think dana wanted to show you. >> waiting anxiously on the terrace jeff's son, daughter-in-law and grandsons joining the surprise. >> surprise! >> this is the most bizarre day i have ever had in my life. very, very surreal. >> jeff's day was just beginning. we took a ride to the top of rockefeller center and took in the view. >> can see the world from here. >> jeff and judy were broadway fans. we sent the family to the tony award winning best play "curious

incident of the dog in the nighttime." jeff and his late wife also loved to stay up late to watch jimmy fallon and their fellow philadelphiaen quest love. >> he left a couple tickets so you guys can go see jimmy fallon tonight. i asked jeff about his dedication to judy. did you feel like you were sacrificing, jeff? >> no. never feel guilty. it's what you do. when you love somebody, that's what you do. >> absolutely. jeff is such an awesome guy and the pettys such a great family. complete gentleman. he really knows his art. i want to know what went through his mind when you said, this is really okay. >> the poor guy walked up an elevator and i wanted to reassure him it wasn't a kidnapping. >> that's what you want to hear in a low voice. >> thank you for the petty family for letting us share in

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>> here he is singing "great big storm." ♪ we're holding our own in a great big storm it's a great big storm ♪ ♪ and we're holding our own ♪ ♪ holding our own in a great big storm ♪ ♪ it's great big storm ♪ ♪ and we are holding our own ♪ ♪ i've been lost in this maze ♪ ♪ losing love losing friends losing faith in chemicals ♪ ♪ afraid one day you'll find me ♪ ♪ asleep above the stars ♪ ♪ i watch my mother cry ♪ ♪ father time is catching up ♪ ♪ i keep the phone by my side ♪ ♪ afraid she'll wake me up to catch the next flight ♪ ♪ in time to say good-bye ♪ ♪ but sometimes i fall asleep at night ♪ ♪ to the tv light and it sings ♪

♪ oh whoa ♪ ♪ one day the sun will break into the room ♪ ♪ because we're holding our own this a great big storm though we're cutting it close ♪ ♪ we won't let go ♪ ♪ i can't believe ♪ ♪ everything falling down around me ♪ ♪ now we're holding or own ♪ ♪ and won't let go ♪ ♪ holding our own this a great big storm ♪ ♪ it's a great big storm ♪ ♪ and we're holding our own ♪ ♪ holding our own in a great big storm it's a great big storm ♪ ♪ and we're holding our own ♪ ♪ broken hearts ♪ ♪ broken homes and broken bones ♪ ♪ secret love ♪ ♪ let me go ♪ ♪ you know i gotta find my own way ♪ ♪ through mistakes that i can't change ♪ ♪ because there's beauty in every sin ♪ ♪ every single black eye ♪ ♪ has some blue like the moon just before the sun shines ♪ ♪ i don't believe in all the

things that they preach ♪ ♪ sometimes i fall asleep at night ♪ ♪ i just know you're smiling at me ♪ ♪ one day i'm going to make it up to you ♪ ♪ o whoa ♪ ♪ because we're hold ing our own ♪ ♪ in a great big storm ♪ ♪ and though we're cutting it close ♪ ♪ we won't let go ♪ ♪ no i can't believe ♪ ♪ everything falling down around me ♪ ♪ but now we are holding our own ♪ ♪ and won't let go ♪ ♪ holding our own in a great big storm ♪ ♪ it's a great big storm ♪ ♪ and we're holding our own ♪ ♪ holding our own in a great big storm ♪ ♪ it's a great big storm and we're holding our own ♪ ♪ i can't stand myself ♪ ♪ and all the curser words that fall from my mouth ♪

♪ i can't stand myself ♪ ♪ or my legs as they run from are the ones here to help ♪ ♪ but i just woke up with you next to me ♪ ♪ some new air to breathe ♪ ♪ and a belief that it's all going to beer all right ♪ ♪ i can't stand poois ♪ ♪ but it's high time that we gave it a try ♪ ♪ i think i'm going to finally give myself a try ♪ ♪ because i'm holding my own ♪ ♪ in a great big storm ♪ ♪ and cutting it close ♪ ♪ we won't let go ♪ ♪ oh, though,no can't believe everything falling down around me ♪ ♪ but we're holding our own ♪ ♪ and won't let go ♪ ♪ no we won't let go ♪ ♪ though we won't let go ♪ ♪ oh, to ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks so much. we're back this a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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we have to thank our buddy brooke shields for hanging out today. we love when you're here. >> i love it. >> happy father's day to chris. >> and to both of you. >> you will paycheck that courtney steak. >> i think i'll make it for chris. >> take some of the compound butter and get all slicked up. >> have a big old weekend. >> happy father's day. >> coming up kathie lee and da catch up with oscar winner holly hunt -- >>

i'm raj mathai. =j good morning. it's 9:56 a.m. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. a gorgeous morning it is. the floats are ready and fans in place. and we are just moments away from our live coverage of the warriors championship parade. you're looking at a live picture right now. you can see the fans out there.

city officials estimate as many as 500,000 warrior fans will be right down that route near lake merit. the roads are blocked in and out of the area but b.a.r.t. is running special trains. don't worry, you can still get there. >> here's the route. it starts on broadway at 11th street. you're looking at part of it right now. it turns right onto grand avenue and then right over to lake merit, down the shores of beautiful backdrop for this parade. it starts in just a few minutes, 10:00 a.m. sharp. >> that's right. and of course the best seat in the house if you don't want to get out there, don't want to do the hassle, is right here on your tv computer or smartphone. we are broadcasting this morning's parade on air and online right when it starts. if you're on the go download our free nbc app and watch it live on your mobile device. now, the weather is going to be glorious. of course a sunny day for the golden state warriors. let's check with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. mid-50s across the bay area. and some low clouds that will be giving way to sunshine this afternoon reaching 74 degrees in

the east bay, san francisco today 68 degrees. while we see some up ir 80s for the north bay. and also looking at the tri-valley where we warm up to 91 degrees this afternoon. we'll have a wide range in temperatures today. and mostly sunny skies this afternoon which continues into the weekend. now let's check on traffic with mike. all right, kari. you just showed the live shot behind you past the home of the warriors. it's all right there but 880 slow just around high street we have a smooth drive, just for the first time this morning we're seeing slowing in both directions heading down to fruitvale. remember b.a.r.t. will get you there, but can't exit such a big crowd. back to you. >> okay. do we have time to get over to lake merit right now? >> no we don't. we have the best seat in the house. we're staying right here. >> the parade is next. stick around with us.

in just 24 seconds an event 40 seconds in the making. the heroes the fans the celebration for the first time since 1975 an nba championship returns to the bay area. right now, live from oakland, the warriors victory parade. and that is the buzzer. that means we are ready to go. friday morning in the bay area, and this is one to remember. that championship parade we've been waiting four decades for this. oakland is buzzing. take a look at that. thousands of people lining the streets to celebrate our warriors. welcome to our special live coverage of this championship pa rage. i'm