11:00. hope you have a great day. leave you with a live look outside now. approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. good morning. scare on the shore. . buenos días. >> this is a tornado! >> a possible rare tornado slams the jersey coastline as severe storms hammer tens of millions. cars flipped over and hundreds and thousands still without power this morning. high energy injury, the autopsy report on the death of freddie gray is leaked. the finding, he may have been been killed when the baltimore police van he was riding in came to a sudden stop. pod poisonings, alarming findings on how many kids are

eating those colorful detergent packets, at least one emergency call an hour an one hospitalized every day. why are they still being sold? candid cam lot, never before scene photos of the kennedy family from their longtime nanny's private collection. why they are just coming to light today, wednesday, june 24th. 2015. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. we have some hot steamy weather here yesterday and it got black and orange last night. we were spared. >> other parts of the northeast really got it. it's our top story, violent weather causing damage and destruction. al is following it all. >> at one point the airports from new york city to baltimore to washington, d.c., all shut down for at least two hours.

we had over 800,000 people without power. and as you look right now, this is a severe weather in the northeast damaging -- i mean, punishing tornadoes ripping apart homes, flipping over cars. this is in depford new jersey, you can see in the parking lot, a possible ef-1 tornado causing big problems, flipping over these cars. we had a real mess out there. and then we also started to see torrential downpours, this is in midtown manhattan. the rain came down but we were spared some of the bad stuff. this is hoboken. look at the lightning strike there. and the ominous clouds over fenway park and besides that, they lost to the baltimore orioles, so -- adding insult to injury. here in the northeast, we ended up with gorgeous sunsets. look at those skies. the bright purples and pinks and oranges, a nice end to the day but boy, a lot of folks looking

at rough stuff. we've got rough stuff, there you go again looking over the fenway park. we have strong storms pushing in over the midwest again. third day in a row we've been seeing this. omaha, you're looking at showers and thunderstorms moving through right now. from iowa to indiana, daytime heating, a lot of moisture coming up from the south along the boundary layer. we have a risk of strong storms, especially from central iowa to western indiana, 20 million people at risk. tornado threat greatest in iowa. could be enhanced to a strong risk later this afternoon. and then tomorrow we've got a wide swath, 21 million people, wind gusts of 60 miles per hour and hail and tornadoes can't be ruled out. flood watches from des moines to chicago. we'll look at anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain coming in with strong storms again tonight into tomorrow. we may be looking at this another outbreak later on today

into tonight for a lot of folks. >> al, weather and sports today. >> thank you very much. >> thanks very much. there's a new report this morning tied to the death of freddie gray while in police custody. a death that touched on violent protests in the city of baltimore. it is the leaked copy of gray's autopsy. today national correspondent craig melvin is here with more on that. good morning. >> good morning to you. this autopsy report was completed on april 30th, the day before the maryland state's attorney announced those criminal charges against the six officers involved in gray's death. it has not been made public and not been seen by nbc news, but the leaked information to the baltimore sun comes just twojust two days ahead of the deadline for releasing evidence in the case. according to the autopsy report reviewed by the baltimore sun but not independently verified by nbc news, the state medical examiner's office declared freddie gray's death a homicide because officers failed to

follow safety procedures through acts of omission. >> they obtained the autopsy report for freddie gray and say his death met the medical and legal definition of a homicide by the act of omission, failure to render aid and use of seat belt. >> it obtained the report from an o none mouse source, it was likely caused by a high impact injury to the head, comparing those injuries seen in shallow water diving accidents. >> likely when the van he was driving in accelerated or decelerated caused him to hit walls in the van. >> he suffered injuries while in police custody. his death, a week later sparked protest and riots in baltimore that drew national and international attention. six officers were charged in gray's death. they have all pled not guilty. the defense attorneys for those officers released a statement saying in part, neither the six

officers nor any of their attorneys have a copy of the autopsy report, nor have we ever seen it. both the medical examiner's office and state's attorney's office say they are not the source of the leak of the report. state's attorney marilyn mosby released a statement, i strongly condemn anyone with access to trial evidence who has leaked information prior to the resolution of this case. >> according to the paper, the medical examiner concluded gray's most significant injury was to the lower left part of his head, also noted, the possibility that gray's neck injury happened with him in a partially reclining position or as he was changing his position on the floor of the van. lots more on that report. >> thank you. spying by the nsa is back in the headlines with revelations that the nsa eavesdropped on three french presidents, the country summoning the u.s. ambassador to its foreign ministry. nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is covering the fallout here.

good morning to you. >> good morning this is the kind of revelation that's proved explosive in the past with our closest allies. when it comes to spying, the u.s. may be keeping our enemies close and friends even closer. this morning the french government is summoning the u.s. ambassador to france after claiming the nsa has been spying on the current president hol hand and two predecessors. hollande is call the breach unacceptable, adding that france will not tolerate actions that threaten security. the accusations come after wikileaks published documents late tuesday that have not yet been confirmed. the white house told nbc news we are not targeting and will not target the communications of president hollande. we do not conduct any foreign intelligence surveillance activities unless there is a specific and validated national security purpose. the white house statement did not specifically address whether the u.s. spied on the two

previous french presidents. this isn't the first time wickky leaks revealed that the u.s. spied on foreign leaders. when president obama met with german chancellor angela merkel only a few weeks ago at the g-7, he was still trying to repair the damage from a previous wikileaks revelation that the nsa had eavesdropped on her cell phone for years. and the timing of all of this couldn't be worse for president obama, who needs all the help he can get from allies as secretary of state john kerry is about to head into the final round of nuclear talks with iran this friday. >> he's going to need all of his diplomacy skills on a lot of different levels, thank you. >> in other news, the massive search for fugitive now entering the 19th day, we're learning about the help the killers

received to carry out their brazen escape. stephanie gosk has the latest. >> reporter: in our drive up here we were stopped no fewer than a half dozen times in a stretch of about ten miles, each time we had to lower our windows and pop our trunks. this search as it goes on, any hope that the latest lead will lead to a quick capture has faded. richard matt and david sweat keep slipping through their fingers. this morning the grueling search for david sweat and richard matt focused on this rugged thick forest. sources close to the investigation tell nbc news that's where a cabin owner caught the convicts by surprise. roughly 30 miles from the prison. dna from both men was found. it left behind half eaten food and pair of underwear. new details on how they escaped. according to the da, joyce mitchell says she smuggled tools into the prison by hiding them in ground beef. hacksaw blades and drill bits

and a hole punch. gene palmer, put on administrative leave not being charged, is the one who delivered the meat to sweat and matt. he passed a polygraph test saying he didn't know he was handing over tools. joyce's husband, lyle mitchell told matt she was in too deep and didn't know how to get out of it. >> did she claim she was forced to do the things she did in terms of supplying them? >> not as far as to the tools. when it comes down to hurting me, that's when she said something was wrong. >> as the search reaches day 19, residents are taking extra precautions. this cabin is five miles from where the dna is found. >> it's very unnerving when i pulled in and had to have a loaded weapon with me. >> we're basically in the middle of the woods here. >> you're a long ways from anywhere right here, absolutely. >> reporter: state police have moved their staging area from the fire department here in town to a local ski resort. the county sheriff says right

now the search area is roughly 170 square miles. matt and savannah. >> stephanie, thank you. has to be so frustrating for law enforcement. they are hours or maybe a day behind them after these sightings and yet can't close that circle. >> so close but haven't gotten them yet. dzhokhar tsarnaev will be formally sentenced to die for his role in the boston marathon bombings today. we do know the families of the victims are planning to address the court. the big question, will tsarnaev say anything? justice correspondent pete williams has covered the trial from boston. good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. there's no suspense in what the sentence will be. the judge is required to impose the death penalty. the verdict reached by the jury last month. but defendants are given a chance to speak and there's been no word yet on whether he will. he never said anything during the trial. he never took the stand in either the guilt or penalty phase. his lawyers said he felt remorse but never showed any, never showed sympathy for people who's

lives he shattered. some of whom will be here today. 20 victims of the bombings and relatives, to address him directly. their first and only chance to do that. once today's hearing is over, tsarnaev will leave boston for the last time. he'll be sent to a federal prison to take his place on the federal death row as years of legal appeals ss begin. >> pete williams in boston. for first time we're seeing dramatic images of last year's capture of dylann roof, in the deadly massacre at a church in charleston, south carolina. this is dak cash video shows the manhunt ending without incident. the relief of the arresting officers apparent on the video. >> in the week of the shooting south carolina lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to consider removing the confederate flag from the grounds of the state capitol. walmart, sears and amazon and ebay have already announced they are ending sales of confederate

flag merchandise. meanwhile, ahead of the ban, sales of certain items on amazon jumped nearly 9,000%. >> interview with the ceo of walmart saying that he was surprised they sold the confederate flag. didn't realize and was an easy decision. >> a new decision from the white house on what families can and cannot do to try to win loved ones release. peter alexander is following this story this morning. >> reporter: he'll meet privately with the family of hostages here today and announce new changes, most notably will announce that the white house will not stop families from privately paying ransom. basically the government officials tell me will look the other way and not threaten to prosecute families that pay. the u.s. government will city not pay ransom. the law doesn't change. this is obviously significant.

it comes largely in response to criticism from those hostages' families, kayla mueller was held by isis and killed earlier this year. they were frustrate by the enforcement of the longstanding policy not to take any ransom to terrorist groups. as her father told savannah in february. >> any parents out there would understand that you would want anything and everything done to bring your child home. we tried and we asked, but -- they put policy in front of american citizens' lives. >> reporter: today the white house is going to announce it's creating what's it's called a hostage recovery fusion cell, based at the fbi and will include a coordinator to work directly with the families to try to keep them better informed. >> i know families have been very involved in the process. let's talk politics peter, louisiana's governor bobby

jindal about to enter the race and will not be the last republican candidate to get into this thing. >> that's exactly right. jindal announcing that he will be joining this race that makes him republican candidate number 13 for those keeping track. also reports this morning that new jersey governor chris christie nearing an announcement of his own that he could join the race as early as next week. and to give you a sense of how volatile the republican field is, acknowledging we're still 17 months away from election day officially, a new poll out in new hampshire shows that donald trump right now is number two behind only jeb bush. >> as you said a volumeatile race and they are racing to get on that debate stage later. >> natalie has another story involving the white house. >> that's right, a surprising turnaround as senate today is expected to give president obama a big victory by giving him so-called fast track authority to negotiate trade deals with

the pacific rim nations, house democrats nearly killed that measure but republicans kept it alive. opponents argue the bill will cost american jobs. an update on former white house chef walter sheib, whose body was found over the weekend in new mexico, officials determined that the 61-year-old drowned in a mountain stream. his death was ruled an accident. he served under presidents bill clinton and george w. bush disappeared after hiking alone in the mountains more than a week ago. new england quarterback tom brady now waiting to find out whether his appeal and deflategate made a difference. his attorney said only, we put in a very compelling case during tuesday's ten-hour hearing. now it's up to nfl commissioner roger goodell to decide to keep brady's four-game suspension in place or reduce or lift it entirely. a terrifying crash caught on camera. we should tell you up front, the driver survived. he was wearing a go pro camera.

this is jesse lopez, riding up a road in southern california in april, when he went around that blind curve -- that hurts to watch that. right in front of that fire truck. he broke bones in his legs and arms. he says now a couple months later still recovering but fortunately suffered no permanent injuries. it's hard to see that. exactly. >> officials say queen elizabeth may have to move out of bucking ham palace for a time because of royal renovations that need to be done there. the palace needs $200 million worth of work. a fixer upper, right, to replace old plumbing and other upgrades removing as best toes, having her move out temporarily is one of the options. she has several other residences, lots of other places to go through. >> she's not going to air b and b. >> one of the greatest catches at wrigley field last night. not on the field though, in the stand.

take a look. a pop-up high down on the first baseline. the ball was caught bare handed by keith hartley, holding his 7-month-old son, high fives all around for him. other fans giving him an ovation. it was first ruled a foul ball, a ruling later overturned because of fan interference. so the batter was out. >> what was funny is watching that take and listening. the announcers only talked about whether it was interference or not. what an amazing catch and holding a baby here. >> i always cringe when i see that, that's scary. >> he did a great job but he had a better grip on that ball and that little baby was hanging. >> mr. roker. >> i'm just saying that as a mom, i'm like, let go of the ball. >> kid had a great time. story to tell. come on. >> let's show you what we've got happening around the rest of the country. severe weather in the midwest. showers in the northern plains. the heat is on. we're going to detail that

coming up in the pacific northwest. record breaking heat. it is going to be unprecedented. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a mild start to the day. still a few clouds across the bay. 59 degrees in the east bay. and today, it's going to warm up just a few more degrees, more than yesterday. the big warm-up top. san francisco today reaching 70 degrees. 90 degrees in the north bay. and the south bay today reaching 87 degrees.

peninsula 79 degrees. and the tri-valley reaching 92 degrees today. but there we could be hitting triple digits. and that's your latest weather. >> thank you. >> coming up, alarming new numbers on how many children are poisoned by accidentally ingesting those popular brightly colored laundry pods. plus on rossen reports, police dogs put to the test. >> reporter: good morning, i'm jeff rossen with those escaped inmates on the loose, police are calling in the dogs to try to capture them based on their scent. this morning a bold new experiment. i'm running away and trying to hide from a police dog a half mile to mile back. the dog has no clue where i am. can that dog find me based on my scent? we'll show you how it works coming up. also coming up, ever send an e-mail you wish you could get back? the new option that could save you a lot of embarrassment. we'll tell you that story coming up. this is "today" on nbc.

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caltrans already replaced rods corroded from water exposure. and the spoils of victory on full display at the month coney center displaying the warriors' trophy with the last three giants' world siri trophies. part of the san francisco travel association lunch highlighting next year's bay area super bowl. the giants are in town carrying it on our station at 7:00. what kind of weather to expect? >> beautiful weather today again, sam. as we go into the next couple of days getting ready for a warm-up. right now a live picture of mt. diablo, beautiful sunrise. get your day started off right. 57 across the bay. today highs reaching 91 degrees in morgan hill. 81 degrees in redwood city. san francisco, castro expect 70 degrees. fremont 84. low 90s for the tri-valley. tomorrow talking about triple digits there. now, let's see a few problem

spots on the road. >> key ones, south bound 880 at auto mall parkway, crash block two lanes, the ja with the slowdown from union city past the dumbarton bridge. car still in the middle lanes. another crash in the backup at ten nisson we'll track that. the south bay moving smoothly. so the same thing for the peninsula. but southbound 101 and sausalito, off-ramp crash blocks right lane and maybe a few spill. >> mike, thank you. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another update.

7:30 now. it's wednesday, the 24th of june 2015. it's going to the be a nice day in the northeast after strong storms and the weather once again topping the headlines this morning. high winds and heavy rains blasting a large area from washington, d.c. to pennsylvania up into new england. at least one person died in maryland. a tornado was reported in new jersey. hundreds of thousands lost power across the region. >> a judge will for palmally impose the death penalty on dzhokhar sartsarnaev but first the families of victims get to address him directly. tsarnaev could address the court as well. and the stage is set for a

debate over the fate of the confederate flag. lawmakers voting to open debate to remove the flag from the capitol grounds. >> the latest case of a sports parent gone wrong. what we are hearing from sean diddy combs' camp. >> we'll hear his side in a minute. we'll begin with a new rossen report are. inside desperate hunts like the one going on now in upstate new york for dangerous suspects. "today" national correspondent jeff rossen has been following this. good morning. >> reporter: we hear it all the time. call in the dogs. police say with high tech tools -- cameras, computers, csi-like kriep labs if you want to track down a suspect police dogs are the best wef weapon they have. they are following new leads. the canines can find missing children. how do they do it? this morning you will see them

in action like never before. on the streets of spokane i'm trying to trick this dog. going to make a sharp right, go this way. i'm running across a field. as i run this dog is a mile back. he's never met me or seen me but police say he'll find me. hard to believe. then again, police canines pull off miracles. not only hunting escaped inmates in upstate new york but in chicago this canine sniffing out a suspected bank robber. in virginia a scent leads a bloodhound to aburg la ary suspect. it's not just dangerous criminals. >> we found him. >> the dogs track missing children too. in florida, a bloodhound reuniting this 9-year-old with his parents. in utah another bloodhound finding this 6-year-old in a sewer drain. >> i never thought i would owe my son's life to a dog. >> reporter: humans have around

5 million spell receptors. most dogs have 220 million. bloodhounds, the best of the best can track a scent nearly two weeks old. which brings us to our experiment. i stayed in this hotel room last night. cruz is memorizing my scent. i left long before the police and dog arrived. the dog has no idea where i am. not even my own producer knows where i am or where i'm going. i am alone here. i'm not making it easy for the dog. cruz bolts out. he has my scent. >> good boy. >> reporter: i'm trying to get away. i'm trying to throw him off with a lot of twists and turns is. >> there we go. >> reporter: walking through a wooded area. this is the kind of terrain those escaped inmates are suspected of walking through. going to make another sharp left here. i will run across the this field like a suspect would. >> he has jeff for sure here.

>> reporter: going to headache a sharp right here go this way. the canine officer told me to try to find a fenced in area where i will end up. here's a fence. when that dog, if the dog finds me it will want to attack thinking i'm a bad guy. hopefully i will be safe here, if he finds me. now we wait. >> getting more animated. >> reporter: minutes later, cruz is close. >> i think we've got him. [ barking ] >> reporter: the dog is right here. i can't believe he found me. >> check out this step by step map. i started here making a quick right, then a left. walking past these homes, cutting through brush and across the woods, making another left through a field with trees to a fenced in area right here. now look at cruz's path. he made every single turn every step i took following my scent the entire way. >> suspect in the fenced year. come out with your hands in the

air. >> reporter: i am busted. >> are you surprised he found me? >> not at all. he has an incredible nose. these dogs can catch a criminal that normally police can't find without the use of the dog. >> it was astonishing. we went nearly a mile. thanks to the spokane police departmenter for the help. i never knew this but every person sheds 30,000 to 40,000 dead skin cells every minute. gross. but if you're a human being there is nothing you can do. you are leaving a trail behind. we can't see it but dogs can smell it. it's another reason they are so effective. >> we were thinking when you locked yourself this the fenced area what would it be like if the dog was already there waiting for you . >> he knows where i'm going before i get there. >> we loved your giant head on the map. >> we needed more big face. >> like indiana jones. >> we just found out the dog cheated.

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mouth it can beer ervery serious. it happens once every hour. >> 911. >> reporter: an urgent call to thoin or poison control for a child who ingested laundry detergent, often in a small packet or pond. safe kids reports at least once a day a child is hospitalized. the symptoms can be life threatening. difficulty breathing, excessive vomiting eye burns, vision loss and loss of consciousness subpoena. >> young children are explorers. today put everything in their mouths. liquid laundry packets which dissolve in water can dissolve on wet fingers or when they are put in the mouth. >> reporter: the pods make it easy to do the wash but the deter gent is hemoglobinly concentrated. three years ago isabella found a potd on the floor and tried to eat it is. >> vomiting diarrhea. it was pretty much symptoms of a stomach virus. >> if they breathe it into their

lungs that's the worst part. you can have lung damage. trouble breathing, wheezing to the point they need to be on a ventilator this the icu. >> reporter: two kindergarten died from ingesting laundry packets. the industry is set to vote on voluntary safety standards for the pods f. a statement the american cleaning institute tells nbc news manufacturers have already made payer juror changes to their packages including the addition of easy to understand safety icons improving warning labels and redesigned packaging so packets aren't visible from the outside. the industry says it's undertaken a public safety campaign and it's working with safe kids to encourage parents to keep these out of kids' reach and keep them in a container and make sure the container is sealed up and away from kids. if a child gets into a laundry packet call poison control right away. if it's serious, call 911. back to you. >> good information, tom.

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golf. >> nice. you better take it back. >> i will hit send. you have a choice too. i have 30 seconds. i'm thinking was it a good idea to send this? will matt take it as i'm a friend but he's my boss. that's bad. i will undo that one. it comes right back. your message has not been sent. i come in here backtrack and rewrite it the way i should have written it. now i will send it. >> pretty cool. >> you're his boss. >> i do stink at golf and i'm not your boss. >> we all get caught in is this a good idea? once we hit send. now you have 30 seconds to rethink it. >> there have been occasions where i need a good 12 hours before i wake up with regret. even a breathalyzer on e-mail. >> it's a start. >> don't you wish you had iter for life is this coming up the sun etling truth about

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nrns you're watching "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning. 7:56. i'm sam brock. people near monterey bay asked to keep a close eye out for humpback whale entangled in fishing line. it's been potted twice since sunday. the coast gar is looking for it so rescuers can free. it's said to have two yellow crab pot floats wrap around its head. one of biggest fish on san francisco giant on the shelf. aoki suffered a fractured fibula. he'll be on the disabled list for a minimum of two week. hoping to get him back after that. aoki leading the giants in batting average, replaced by ishikawa. >> our hero for the day, kari hall if she can bring us good

weather. >> beautiful weather at at&t park. temperatures around 65 at the start. even warm in the castro 70. san mateo 7 the. temperatures going up a few more degrees warmer than yesterday. reaching 70 87 degrees if san rafael. walnut creek today 93 degrees. we're tracking the heat for the next three days. and it will be the hottest on tomorrow and then the heat starts to taper down in time for the weekend. we'll keep you up to date with that. tracking some problem on the b.a.r.t. >> we have the dublin/pleasanton a person on the track. it affects dublin/pleasanton line the blue one if you're looking at b.a.r.t. plan. look at orange on 580, alternate be you can drive. improvements now that the crash south 880 and auto mall parkway cleared. the south bay, north bay, southbound 0101 crash cleared at

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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up remembering one of tv's favorite dads. >> are you sure this is the glamorous world of business? >> "eight is enough" star dick van patten died. tributes now pouring in. inside camelot. the never before seen photos hitting the auction block giving a rare glimpse into the lives of the kennedys. and it's a new day this studio 1a as we kick off a fresh way to share our passion for food. wednesday, june 24, 2015.

♪ >> look mom! we're on the "today" show. >> ready for our close-up. good morning, houston! >> good morning, jacksonville florida. >> we left our kids at a hotel to be here. >> we're starting here! [ cheers and applause ] >> we are back at 8:00 on a wednesday morning. it's the 24th day of june 2015. yesterday at this time we walked out and it was so sticky and hot. >> better today. >> delightful. >> beautiful. >> almost brings a tear to the kwie. lovely and springy. we are set for a big announcement about the future of food on the show. tweet us your favorite one-pot meal.

later carson's fiancee takes us will through a step-by-step incredible summer crowder, a "today" original. >> we ate it the other night. a rehearsal took place at our ous. >> you were the test kitchen. >> guinea pigs. quick reminder too. imagine dragons will be here for a summer concert series. you can actually ep decide one of the songs they will perform. >> your choices are time polaroider or dream. head to today.com to vote. >> natalie has a look at the headlines. good morning again. >> good morning to you once again. a massive cleanup under way in the northeast where violent thunderstorms damaged homes and trees and knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of customers. high winds flipped cars in a new jersey parking lot. dramatic video shows a possible tornadoer or water spout that came close to the jersey shorement airports were closed from new york city to the washington, d.c. area for time

while the storms passed through. tools used by killers to escape from a new york state prison were smuggled inside of ground beef. prison seamstress joyce mitchell said she left the meat in a prison refrigerator to be delivered by another worker. the search for the the search now into its 19th day. it is focused near a hunting cabin 30 miles from the prison where half eaten food and one inmate's underwear were found over the weekend. france summoned talks after a wikileaks report that the u.s. spied on three french presidents. wikileaks says it took place from 2006 until 2012. a u.s. spokesperson replied washington does not conduct surveillance unless there is a validated national security purpose. a judge granted a mistrial in the case of two former

football players who had been convicted in january of a campus rape. defense attorneys argued that the jury foreman withheld information during jury selection that he was a sex crime victim. prosecutors say they will ask for a new trial. the casket of murdered church pastor will be placed in the south carolina capital this afternoon. he was one of the nine people killed in the church massacre last week. on capitol hill the house of representatives observed a moment of silence on tuesday night in honor of those victims. newly released police dash cam video shows how suspected shooter dylann roof gave up peacefully after being pulled over in his car. actor dick van patton passed way on tuesday. he began on broadway bought was known for his role on "eight is

enough." >> reporter: he was the ultimate 1970s dad. he played tom bradford on "eight is enough" for four years. >> this show wasn't afraid to tackle controversial issues head on. he tackled them with love for all of his children. i think audiences really responded to that. >> they knew when to laugh. dick always had us laughing. he was a wonderful, sincere man. >> reporter: on the big screen he was known for his roles in several melbrooks comedies. >> it was a sweet 16 president.

>> reporter: while most recently he appeared with betty white on "hot in cleveland." an avid animal lover he had his own line of pet food, a family business for a man who was all about family. >> we have a big family and they are all over here. >> dick would want to be remembered as energetic and positive thrilled to be an actor, thrilled to be a family man and very grateful for everything that he's gotten. >> it was fun. it was sensational. i met the most fascinating people in the world. >> reporter: he died due to complications caused by diabetes. he was 86 years old. >> that loving face. we are hearing sean diddy combs side of the story about his arrest while watching his son play football. the case is shining light on how parents behave when their children play sports. >> reporter: out of jail he is fighting back. the rap mogul was arrested at ucla where his son plays football. university police are accusing him of assault using a kettle

bell. his representative said any actions taken by mr. combs were solely defensive by nature to protect himself and his son. a source familiar with the situation says combs met with the coach because he felt the coach was bullying his son. combs claims he held up the kettle bell to defend himself. his son posted the photo on instagram writer i thank god for having a father who is always there for me. >> this is a parent that owns a helicopter. that is how much money he has. >> on espn and beyond the story is generating a lot of discussion about parents in sports. >> 20 years ago this would never happen. this is a product through the empowerment of the parents and particularly ones with money influence who know that programs need them. >> celebrity or not parents are accused of crossing the line

getting too involved in youth sports. this youtube video went fierl viewed more than 2 million times. extreme situations coaches and referees have been assaulted making head lines. >> over the top parenting on kicking and screaming. >> what type of things do you see? >> most often it's parents that are involved in telling the kids how to play the game yelling at referees. >> reporter: the american youth soccer organization educates parents on hoy to behave. >> one thing i tell my parents is when you are cheering at a game if you are yelling a verb you are not cheering at a child. you are telling them what to do. >> reporter: a chicago suburb posted adult behavior signs saying this is a game being played by children. if they win or lose every game

of the season it will not impact what college they attend or their future income potential. for "today," nbc news los angeles. news los angeles. >> there is a real line that you can't cross. i have kids who play sports. 13, 11, 8. i see things on the sidelines that are just awful. >> definitely. sometimes you are the parent you want to say something but you hold back. >> on the other hand my son does tae kwon do and every one of the parents are supportive of all the kids. good with the bad. >> up next blame the chlorine for your eyes turning red in the pool? wait until you hear what really causes that. >> brace yourself. finish your breakfast first. >> and never before seen kennedy family photos coming to light and going up for auction. >> a big announcement about the future of food here at "today."

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there's gotta be a better way. ♪ ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. we are back with what's trending today. >> you're out, swimming in a pool and your eyes get red. >> happens. it's the chlorine. >> well it is. there is a little bit more to it according to the cdc. you may want the put down your cheeriosment cheerios. the redness is caused by chlorine mixed with urine and sweat. >> why do you say that? >> there are rules. no running, no jumping, no weeing. that's what my grandma said. >> if your eyes are red, there's

been weeing. >> oh to. >> the stronger the smell that means the more urine there is. >> the stronger the chlorine smell. >> yes. >> that doesn't happen in my pool. we use the chemical that turns it bright red. >> every time i have been in a pool i worry about that. >> my kids believe that. a headline in the washington post caught our eyes about something the paper calls the most annoying restaurant trend happening today. they say it is when servers start clearing plates and silverware before everyone has finished their meal. if you are still eating and feel you are holding everyone up and if you are finished you feel like the person who rushed everyone else. the post says who was a group dining experience has become a group exercise in guilt. anyone have this happen? >> absolutely. >> and a and is on your plate before you put the fork down. >> for me it works in my favor. i had a caesar salad.

i wasn't done but i was glad he took it or i would have kept eating it. >> i find it embarrassing when they say, can i take your plate. well i was going to eat those french fries but take it. >> this started another conversation in the makeup room. you have a pet peeve when a guy asks if you want a certain kind of water. >> there is a new practice. they would say would you like water and you say yes. now they say do you want still sparkling or tap. they are putting pressure on you to buy the water. >> you seem cooler when you say tap, normal person. >> say you were on a date. you would feel compelled to buy fancy water. >> say you're okay with tap. >> i feel like they are asking still, sparkling or do you want to settle in life for the cheap tap water. >> that has more to do with you than the waiter. >> people of the internet if you are with me please respond. >> # buy the water or not. >> remember when you were young

and your parents told you don't waste your food. there is a new survey out that says if you add up all the food we throw up it's $640 every year. a lot of us live on left overs. 76% admitted to getting rid of them every month. >> buying vegetables all the type. they go bad before i use them. all the time. >> i would keep the leftovers and throw them out the next day. >> haecs you feel better to put them in the little containers. >> and you have a fridge full of them. >> introducing the new superhero and somebody called the funky bunch, markeyy mark is back. >> the role so many want bud after a global casting call this porning there is a new spider-man named tom holland. he's british. >> did we run out of american actors? >> 19 years old. not yet an american name. he'll debut along other superheroes in a new captain

america movie next year. he'll get his own movie in 2017. tom joins andrew garfield and toby mcguire in taking on the roll of peter-- role of peter parker. and starting today you can ride shotgun at universal. vin diesel and others came to celebrate the new ride are, fast & furious super charged. there are stunts. 3-d technology makes you feel you are racing next to the stars. that's all you. >> i can't wait. i have to test it out. >> finally marky mark is back with his funky bunch. "good vibrations." classic song. there was a surprise guest at the new kids on the block concert at padres square gardenment mark was an original member of the group before he went solo. first time they were on stage together in 20 years.

mark's brother donnie performed good vibrations at the show. mark was there and waved to the crowd. >> when did that happen? >> must have been recently. >> you're sad you didn't ask him about it yesterday. >> i didn't know. he was on the show yesterday. my bad. >> gosh. >> i didn't produce that. >> thank you. >> you're considered their boss. >> mr. rokerer -- >> you're not the boss of me. more storms from the midwest and look at this. chicago, you're about to be hit with showers and tlorps. there are more on the way tonight into early tomorrow morning. we've got a risk of strong storms especially an enhanced area from central iowa all the way to western indiana. 20 million people. in fact the tornado threat greatest for iowa. we could see it enhanced later today. for tomorrow 20 million folks

at risk. wind gusts at 60 miles per hour. two inches in indictment hail. we have rainfall amounts anywhere from one to three inches or locallier more from central iowa into central indiana. today, sunshine this the northeast. much cooler lower humidity. heat continues through the southeast. out west the heat starts to build especially into the pacific northwest. by week end, temperatures in parts o good morning. i'm meteorologist carrie hall. yesterday the last mild day before it starts to heat up tomorrow. right now, as you walk out the door, we're seeing 50s and 60s across the bay as the sun clears out and reaching 70 degrees, east bay 76 degrees. south bay today reaching 80. tomorrow a day we'll be watching with the thermometer going way up. 96 degrees.

92 for the peninsula and san francisco making it up to 77 degrees. atest weather. internet with you on the tap water? >> the response is over well. ing. people don't like that question. guilts them into buying water. >> i thought it was more options. >> thank you, twitter. >> don't hear that often. >> not from me. we have been talking about this. a series of never before seen photos of the kennedys being auctioned off this week. today national correspondent kate snow is here with the story. good morning. >> good morning. 79 photos many candid moments of the kennedy kids caroline and john jr. images of our american royalty as a intellectual property call everyday family. there's caroline blowing out the candles on a birth today cake. sharing a picnic with her mom, the first lady in if the yard. john jr., dozing in his crib and then older, walking a dog the park. here a smile from the president himself. these are just a few of the

newest glimpses into camelot we have now going up for auction this week in los angeles. >> kennedys just have such a mystique. everybody loves them. the photos are so cute. >> reporter: the photos once belonged to the kennedy's nanny, maud shaw. she took care of caroline and show starting in 1958 through their father's assassination in 1963 until she retired in 1965. >> there is one where jackie is leading caroline on her horse which i think was called macaroni. they look so happy. there are a lot of photos of them at the beach. just playing in the sand being nor pal kids. there is just really charming ones. >> reporter: also auctioned with the photos this elegant custom made maternity dress worn by the first lady in 1960 when she was pregnant with john jr. >> she may have worn it to a

luncheon or matthew she would be out and photographed. >> it sows you how they were a young family in the midst of attending prestigious events. >> reporter: amid is prestige of camelot int pat everyday moments like these, everyday snapshots from a life that was anything but. >> what i have read about jackie kennedy is it wasser very important for her to raise more children in a way that seemed as normal as possible. i think it comes through in the photos. >> they don't age. they don't change. they are captured in this one particular moment that we have romantic romanticized and we view through rose colored glasses. i don't think we tire of that. >> along with the dress and photos there is a signed copy of the book the nanny wrote about her days with the kennedys. that's being auctioned off as well. if you are interested the bidding starts at $10,000.

>> if you don't order the sparkling water, you can save up for that. >> i'm with you on that. >> thank you, katalekate. >> what about the environment? think about the planet. >> tap water. >> carson i'm sorry. take it away. >> are you done? >> "ted 2" star amanda seyfried here. and an exciting up in the kitchen. my better half siri is there. we have vegetables for a one-pot chowder you will love. don't cut yourself. we'll be back with amanda after your local new

==anim== a developing story in the east >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." good morning, it's 8:26 i'm kris sanchez. a developing story in the east bay, because of a medical emergency, b.a.r.t. reports there it is a person under a train there. the two lines were closed but now only the west-w station is closed. again one of them is closed. trains are running between pasquarelli and not in west dublin. major delays are being reported. b.a.r.t. has not indicated when the west dublin station will reopen. mike inouye has a look at how this is impacting the commute. >> yeah the trains running on

that line but the west dublin station that is closed. relatively smooth there but there are delays for the ferguson line. the blue line and but also on the peninsula there are some delays. keep that in mind. think about the peak of the commute around the bay, northbound 101 slow all the way up into palo alto around university. back to you. >> we have more local news coming up for you in a half hour. we'll keep you updated on that b.a.r.t. situation as well.

♪ 8:30 now on a sunny, happy wednesday morning, the 24th of june. already 2015. nice summer day. >> wrangler wednesday. right. >> coming up amanda seyfried is here to talk about what it's like to act with a fake raunchy teddy bear and about pulling pranks or having them pulled on you on the set of "ted 2".

>> is havehave you heard? in a moment we are starting an era with siri pinter, your better half making a one-pot meal we are going to love. >> looks good already. in 20 years, since "clueless" came out as a movie. it made alicia silverstone a star. she's here to talk about that, her stage show "motherhood" and more. we look forward to talking to alicia in a little bit. >> can we congratulate mr. al roker? yesterday he was inducted into the new york state broadcasters hall of fame. >> congratulations i. >> thank you very much. it was a real honorer. hang around long enough i guess. you get inducted. it was nice. humbling. >> should we introduce you as hall-of-famer al roker? >> i can't accept. i have been on steroids for

years. >> an asterisk. >> all right. let's show you what's going on now? we are looking at a risk of strong storms back through the midwest from iowa into indiana. warmer weather this the pacific northwest, the sunshine also. tomorrow you will see the risk of strong storms back through the central midwest and the plains. beautiful weather if the pacific northwest. if you like the sunshine and heat temperatures 95 in portland tomorrow. as we look along the east coast is heat continues through the southeast. very raucus crowd. [ cheers and applause ] good morning. i'm meteorologist carrie hall. it's an 60 degrees all across the way. it's 4eding into the 70s and 80s for most of us. in palo alto expect a high of 84 degrees, 85 degrees in san jose and the marina 85 degrees, a

beautiful day for the giants game. santa rosa 91 degrees. oakland, 76 degrees. scompebt a high of 91 degrees today in dublin. don't forget. get the weather any time you need it on the weather channel on cable. go to weather.com online. oh matt! >> oh al. thank you very much. all this week we are catching up with the stars of "ted 2." this morning amanda seyfried is in the hot seat. not really. she plays a young inexperienced lawyer who the raunchy teddy bear turns to when he has to prove he's a person. >> my uncle says you guys are my first clients. >> it's been discussed. do you mind if i isask how old you are? >> i'm 26. >> ah. >> is there a problem? >> i don't want my lawyer singing "frozen" songs during the opening argument. >> i'm samantha jackson. >> ted.

how are you? >> good to meet you. john. >> what's your middle name? >> leslie. >> oh my god. [ laughter ] >> you're sam l. jackson. >> like sam l. jackson. >> who's that? >> hello, aamanda. >> though who it is. >> not in the movie. >> no. >> i will telltales out offal school and throw out my questions. you said you don't trust mark wahlberg. why is that? >> you know he -- stole my dog. >> talk about this. this is a prank he pulled on the set. he literally stole your dog? >> i was messing around with him. i shouldn't have been. pranks here and there. he took it to the next level. really smart guy. he took my dog. he hid him. i panicked because i didn't think it was possible. i cried so hard he was like, you

know what? i feel bad. >> you guilted hem . >> he was happy, fine. boy, that was tough. never again. >> mark was here yesterday. i joke with him about wanting to take my kids to the movie. >> no you shouldn't. >> why did you want to make this? >> i think seth macfarlane is one of the funniest people i have ever known. i love "family guy." i don't know. it's funny. i loved the first one. why not? people love it. >> isn't he kind of a contradiction in terms though? >> sort of. >> he has this incredibly launchy sense of humor. here he's a renaissance man. >> he is. it's amazing that his brain can create all these things. he can be so different people . when you meet him you're so taken aback. like that's what comes out of that? half the time it's stewie from "family guy"?

amazing. >> we mentioned mark wahlberg. what was he like to work with? >> amazing. he's a fun person to be around. he's super re laxed. he loves what he does. it was a perfect family to jump into. i'm so excited to be in it. i can't wait. >> he stole your dog. you kiss him in the movie. this is your chance for revenge. what was he like as a kisser? >> eh. >> just eh? >> e h. >> take it or leave it. good review. >> thanks. >> good to see you. pleasure. >> thanks for having me. >> she's sticking around to help al with the weather in the next half hour. >> i can't wait! >> did you know that? >> i did. i may have paid a few people. >> all right. "ted 2" from universal pictures opens on friday. up next a brand new way to share the love of food with you and siri pinter with an easy one-pot summer vegetable chowder.

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8:38. we are back on a wednesday morning. we love food around here -- cooking it eating it talking about it. this morning we are launching a new way to share the love with the world. >> so let's get cooking. >> pizza for summer. >> oh! >> we have been doing cooking seg pents on the show forever. we are changing things up a little bit. today's kitchen which is what we have called it is going to be called -- wait for it -- today's food. >> what? >> yep.

we are doing real peels s meals you can easily cook for your family. every week we'll have a new theme. recipes will be online in an easily searchable place. >> i'm not sure if you noticed but on our show we love food. we with love eating -- >> and drinking. hoda, let's do the it the way we usually shake it up. shake a shake a shake, shake. >> fantastic theme weeks. for example, i have grilling week coming up. bacon, sausage, pork chops, chicken. >> for vegetable week if you're vegetarian or not we have great recipes that incorporate the delicious seasonal vegetables that are available now. >> party trick! >> awesome work. >> it's like dessert meets side. a frankenstein side. >> who doesn't love warm cheese. >> talk with your mouth full.

>> one, two, three. >> i love you. >> we have a situation over here. want to handle it is this. >> no. you handle that. >> food changing on the "today" show giving us an opportunity to look at what happens at home. >> don't take it seriously. trust your taste buds. trust your gut. >> so easy. >> even you can do it. >> that's not the recipe . >> here is a secret. when we do cooking segments i'm hosting the show but i feel like i'm the person at home. within a few minutes i download the recipe pull it up on my app and plan when to prepare the meal. >> go to today.com. today's food gives you a full meal plan for the month. >> so easy. >> 35 minutes? how about ten. >> quicker. >> in 30 minutes flat. >> this is quick. >> it is. >> there is no recipe. >> can't forget the desserts. we'll amp them up. >> it's all a clekick away.

>> no, no no. >> bottom line. we are launching today food across all platforms of "today." >> our goal is simple. share recipes that will inspire you to say, i can do this. >> they will be easy to follow and affordable. we'll do the planning for you. >> and we'll give you the tools you need to become the confident cook you always wanted to be by sharing what we love most about the dishing we are making. >> turn to us for questions like what's blanching is this? i don't know. >> we hope to inspire you to try new foods and flavors. >> of course, food is always best shared with the ones you love. we'll have recipes that will nourisher your fan. hoda is my family. >> healthy, nutritious and we promise delicious, too. >> the weekly theme on monday ends with us on the weekends. carson? >> it would be fun if we were singing this. today food. we are expanding the website

today.com/food will be stocked with recipes, food stories, how-to videos. today food is on instagram, facebook twitter and pinterest. sign up nower for the today food newsletter. recipes delivered into your in box. matt lauer. >> just to show you we are taking it seriously we have another announcement. si, are i siri pinter, your arefiancee is joining us. >> i'm excited to the be here. >> she'll make us a one pot summer chowder. let's get cooking. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> this looks good. grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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summer vegetable chowdererment erchowder. one of our most requested recipes with our new contributor siri pinter. the rest of the gang is at the tasting table. good morning. >> good morning. >> we are doing one-pot, trying to make it easy. you don't want to complicate it with a thousand ingredients. >> simple ingredients. onion, celery potatoes, red bell pepperer corn cream -- which is optional -- olive oil, chicken stock, parsley, salt and pepperper and zucch ini. >> can i substitute? >> throw whatever in it. >> i watched you cutting the corn off the ear a while ago. we are going to give tips. >> this is a tip. i'm doing this this a lot. my son has no front teeth. always cutting corn off the cob. use a pie pan and watch. okay. we lost a couple. >> don't worry about it. >> most of it is caught eight in the pie pan. great tip.

>> simple. be careful, especially with kids around. >> we have a coup tablespoons of oil. then add the first three vegetables. zucchini onion, celery. if you are don't like zucchini add peas instead. >> no sugar. >> we'll cook them tr ten minutes until they soften and make the house smell delicious. >> what's it like to cook with someone who finally knows what he's doing here is this. >> ouch! >> i'm sorry. i forgot they were listening. >> do i have a mic on? >> we'll cook it for ten minutes, like i said. then we'll move to the blender and puree this which gives the soup the creamy texture. makes you feel like it's indulgent. >> you have held out some of the ingredients here. >> exactly.

another tip after we puree the this. i will get it going first. then we're going to add chick en stock. it will get nice and creamy. puree it again. but as a tip, what i like to do is make extra and feez some of it in tupperware. then you have vegetable stock for when you want. home made vegetable stock. how easy is it? >> really easy. >> why don't we pour a little bit in here . the rest we'll go right back in the pot. >> perfect. that goes in the freezer for later. very efficient. >> now pour this back in here. we're going to add potatoes and bell peppers. like i said you can swap out the bell peppers for tomatoes. we'll cook it for maybe another ten minutes until the potatoes -- i use a fork and when the fork --

>> can pierce them easily. >> then they are done. >> we'll cook that. once that's cooked we'll add the corn and cream. >> cream is a deal ender for a lot of people. >> true. it's only a fourth cup and you don't need it. it will still be delicious without it. i always add cream. >> that cooks down a little bit more. show people what it looks like when it's done. it looks fantastic. you serve it with a good hearty bread are. >> crusty bread, gar fish withnish with parsley and you're done. >> you ladle that. show me what's in the oven. >> later today. >> i will meet you. >> i will turn this chowder into a casserole. look at that. i bet you didn't think you could do anything with leftover soup. there we go. i'll do it with hoda and kathie lee later on. creamy chicken and rice chowder casserole. >> we're happy to have you here.

tell me something embarrassing about carson. >> how much time do we have? >> and we're out of time! we'll be back -- >> how do you like the chowder. >> it's really good. >> a sparkling water, pellegrino would be good. >> tap water, too. >> it's delicious. >> up next alicia silverstone on parenting and "clueless" 20 years later. this is delicious, siri.

we are back now with aarely shah silverstone -- alicia silverstone. she started as the aerosmith and the adoreable fashionista in "clueless." she's back on broadway in ott kwof "of good stock." good morning. >> good morning. >> i was surprised to hear the theater is your first love. >> my parents are english. we would spend summers in england and my dad took us to see plays and musicals. mostly plays. it's always been my love. >> it's intimidating with the live audience there. what's it like to be back on stage in this? >> so exciting. some of my greatest experiences have been -- i did a play that

david mahmett directed me in daniel sullivan and donald margurks lmar ds margulies. this play with the this cast is exciting. we have a good time with with the panic and terror of the live audience. >> it's a bonding experience. >> such a bonding experience. >> you're the middle of three sisters. you have good family dysfunction. you're all in a house together. >> what did you like? what did you relate to? >> the role for me when i read the play and every time i read it, for pabmaybe the first five times i was surprised by everything that came out of my character's mouth. i loved her. melissa ross wrote an interesting play with really great female characters. what's interesting is you get to see the relationship of each of the characters with their --

like one of them is married. one is engaged. another one is just newly in love. you get to see the relationships unfold. it's the hilarity of dysfunctional families. you will laugh through the entire thing. you may cry. it's a fun play. >> of course we remember you for "clueless" among other things which is 20 years old. i i'm in defile about that. >> yeah. >> can you believe it's been 20 years? >> i don't know. >> i meet a lot of actors or actresses that's become more than a movie, a cultural phenomenon like "clueless" and they have a love-hate relationship. do you still love it? >> i love it. i think amy heckerling is brilliantment "fast times at ridgemont high" did the same thing.

she touches on a time and a period. the amazing thing is it is still being discovered by new little people. i love when older people -- like grandparents tell me they love the move ve. that's odd and wonderful. little people who are just discovering it now. it's being passed on. it's timeless. it capture tadd that time well but people identify with it. >> what's quoted back at youer more than anything else? >> i don't know. probably "as if," i guess. er or oops my bad. i find myself saying that. >> there were a lot of memorable lines. great to have you here. congrats on the play called "of good stock" andlele stick around for the next hour. >> yes, thank you. >> savannah thank you very much. another well known actor in the house , christian slater. >> good morning. >> he stars as the mysterious leader of an under ground hacker group on the verge of starting a worldwide revolution. this is a new usa series called

"mr. robot." welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you very much. >> the this won the south by southwest audience award. it was selected here for the film festival. a lot of people haven't seen it. got to feel good. >> it's finally here. i'm excited for people to see it. it's definitely been a long time in the waiting. >> the timing couldn't beer morer perfect. a lot of us are reading the headlines about hacking. >> ai'm ... ==anim== a developing story in the east bay. ==chopper== our chopper is flying over the we d good morning, it's 8:56 now, i'm kris sanchez. we have a developing story in the east bay where our chopper is traveling over the west dublin b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. said someone died after being hit by a train. b.a.r.t. has not indicated whether this was a suicide.

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live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." it's wednesday morning, and a beautiful one. i don't mind saying june 24 2015. i'm willie along with al natalie and tamron. >> the storm brought a lot of storms to the northeast and

knocked out power, caused all sorts of problems but it's been ushering in cooler weather. >> we lost power last night and had to crank up the generator. >> you did? >> oh yeah. >> the generator? >> oh yeah. >> i'm in the moment. i'm mesmerized by the faces of my friends. >> you have been in many of them. >> do you know what we do on tuesdays? it's called "tuesday's trend." >> blinged out generator. >> you got this expense. or going cheap. willie has the hamsters going like that. >> and i'm have the blinged out rocking crystals. >> just a little bragging here mr. roker. we talked about this yesterday, but now we have the pictures and the proof. the new york state broadcasters

hall of fame yesterday. this was before the big show when al was inducted. a lot of people there who were there to honor. other notable hall of famers walter kroncite and regis philbin. there's a picture of you and your girl. >> my little girl. >> i can't believe how much she's grown. >> then i realized it was her. london was the first time i met her and got to know her. braces pigtails that was how many years ago? three or four years ago. what happened? >> you feed them and -- >> and look at that. >> so how are you coping? >> last night she was walking down the stairs the of the hotel and i was like i can't deal with this. i'm coming for you, pal! >> soon she will be rocking her minis and all that. >> no no.

>> i have said it just curious, do you have any outfits that the midriff is covered? >> dad! don't say that! >> but she was very appropriate. in fact she said to me before the night before last that's very inappropriate. >> she's very -- i love her braids. i'm getting tips from al's daughter. she'll be my next "tuesday's trend." this is a big one, too. >> congratulations to you. this is big news by the way. people send out an e-mail and you want to take it back. gmail has an undo feature that allows you to retract the message up to 30 seconds after. if you have immediate remorse, you can take it back and it will

not go to the recipient. tamron is going to the orange room to show us exactly how that works. >> oh that's food there. >> now it only works if you have gmail. >> and it is only 30 seconds. >> it should be longer. it should be 24 hours. you go to icon there. hit settings. scroll to where it says undo send. >> can we go closer in there? we can't quite see it. >> you have to enable it by clicking the little check there. then you scroll up some more. then you save changes. so when it is time to compose an e-mail you hit compose, of course. i have a fake e-mail address already built in control-v. this is not a real e-mail. here's the scenario you were out late that night and had too many drinks. you get into it with i don't know maybe somebody you were dating. and you say -- >> it sounds like it's cutting a little close to the throat here.

>> no i like this scenario. say you had a great night with someone and you're like hey! great time last night. >> oh it's all in caps you're yelling. >> i'm yelling because it was so great. >> i write in all caps all the time. >> but listen you send it to the wrong guy. >> oh no! >> oh no! >> what do you do? >> you go undo this message right now, click, and then -- oh it's back. that's a verification that you undid the message. you can choose as matt mentioned, 30 seconds. i believe we should lobby for at least 24 hours. but correct the message, send it to the right guy and all is well. >> okay. i think it's a great idea. >> that sounds great for tamron. >> haven't you ever sent a message to someone and you're like you know i'm upset about something and you weren't? >> or send it to the wrong person. sometimes you're thinking about and it just ends up at the wrong address. yeah. >> any sort of a sensitive

e-mail, i walk away from it and then come back. >> women don't have that response. >> we don't? >> i do too. i read it and re-read it. make sure it's the right sender. you don't want to fire off something -- >> make sure it's the right person and hit send. >> autocorrect changes sentences to things that i don't recognize. so i have learned to take the step back or i sound like i failed school in first grade and never went back. >> the engineers of google if they could come up with that for your life now you're talking. >> what took them so long? it seems like something that should have been years ago. >> all the people online more people sending regrettable e-mails. >> there's a recall button but the person has already seen the e-mail. now you're taking it back and it's almost worse. >> i don't know what to think of this. we saw this picture yesterday. i don't know ryan reynolds under fire as we like to say, from fans after his wife posted an instagram photo of him

holding their precious baby, 6-month-old jane who is in one of those carriers so popular. many people suggested harshly in my opinion that ryan used the carrier the wrong way with baby james' feet in the wrong position. people were also upset the baby's head was obscured. i couldn't believe some of the harsh things people were saying. and why not, maybe if you're a fan and reaching out to him on twitter, hey, that's wrong. not you're an awful person and you're trying to do something wrong to your kid. >> really that outraged? >> some are nasty. dr. natalie azar says technically ryan is carrying james the wrong way. maybe is it possible the pediatrician said because of her size -- i don't know. no one knows. but we have a similar model carrier. and in it you see here the legs are out to the side.

there's another i saw a picture with the legs also in that kind of position. i don't know what do you think? >> we have all been first-time parents. those of us have made lots of mistakes. and i'm sure pictures of me holding my child one way -- yeah. you know to critique people i mean come on. >> that's too harsh. >> he may have just thrown the baby into a picture for a second. by the way, he's such a great dad. he's up in the middle of the night giving bottles. >> i think it's also why people are afraid of putting pictures of their kids online because of some of the parental feedback. >> well, that's why you don't. today we were all excited about our new "today" food launch. wherever you are on our website, facebook instagram, pinterest or twitter, there's a themed recipe week. for example, one-pot dinners. this one here just serveded in front of you is one of my

creations. it's a one-pot meal. all these meals are under 500 calories and easily entertaining. i did a little digital spot for us on "today's food" that you can check out. it's flank steak and so easy. i did it in a slow cooker. basically you let all the ingredients in there and you lay all the ingredients in there, let it cook overnight. the next day you have an instant meal ready for you. it's so easy. and the great thing is it makes for fantastic leftovers, great sandwiches and great burritos. >> this is fantastic. >> what is the seasoning? >> it is like goya it really comes down to the tomatoes sauce and cumin. very simple recipe. go to our new website with today/food. and it will all come up for you. such an easy thing to make. >> all your good touch comes together.

>> let's do a little weather. i was waiting because there was a parade of people coming across. did you see all these people just coming -- it was just one after the other? it was like the clown car at the circus. are you all having a good time? fantastic. who are you here with? >> amanda. >> amanda's here. hi amanda. i hear you want to do weather. >> may i? >> yes, please. >> thank you. >> come on over. amanda seifert here. >> yay for me. >> you have to talk about "ted 2." we decided in your honor we have a "ted 2" weather map. bear cub, teddy. why don't you do the weather? >> bear bear bear. let's see, big bear lake it's looking like 82. i can't believe this is real. there's a place called wahlberg that's not true,s is that true? >> that's true. >> 90 degrees. it's hot everywhere. do you know where i want to be? >> where do you want to be? >> i want to be in bear lake. that looks pretty doable.

>> and here in new york we have bear mountain. >> we do have bear mountain in new york. >> we do. >> and it looks like it's 84 degrees and sunny with a little bit of clouds. >> with just a little cloud. >> man, it is out there. >> that's in missouri. >> okay. is that called bear or bear creek? >> that's in arkansas. >> bear is in arkansas. bear creek is in another place. >> be careful out there. >> that's the best advice we have gotten yet. let's be careful out there. >> thank you. >> all right. amanda we'll talk to you in a little bit. that's what's going on well we're enjoying beautiful weather this morning. as we start out about 60 to 65 degrees, a lot of sunshine.

as we go into the afternoon expect a high of 76 degrees in the east bay. san francisco making it up to 70 degrees, mostly sunny skies. peninsula 79 degrees and expect warm spots in the north bay, south bay and the tri-valley where we will be near 90 degrees. have a great day. and that's your latest weather. >> bravo. >> well done. >> i have been practicing since i was young. >> really? >> wow. >> like 11. >> if not a movie star, meteorologist. >> that's what i told people. >> all right. amanda and ted are sticking around to tell us more about "ted i want a great shape. who doesn't? so i work out. i'm good. i juice. and then there's that other thing. this... i can do easily. new benefiber healthy shape.

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"mean sgirls." she was de erksditzy. as i said -- >> what? >> you were in "mama mia," too the and "dear john". >> please rewind the tape at home for that. >> too bad we don't have google recall. >> please forgive me. >> laying down the law -- whoa. >> do you want to go back to the weather. >> amanda is a lawyer who comes aboard to help ted fight for his right to procreate. amanda seyfried and ted, welcome. >> never had an introduction like that. >> we are off to a hot start. >> we are a hot mess. >> it's really hot outside. >> yes! again with the weather. >> wouldn't i foe? >> this was a crazy, fun movie.

you weren't there for the first one. being on board for the second, was it a laugh a minute? >> yeah. going to work every day was a dream. it's an easy setment seth being the director in kol of the atmosphere is amazing. it's weird jumping into a movie in the second installment of the franchise. scary. i didn't know what the script would be like. i didn't foe what i would play. >> are have are you seen the first one? >> i had at that point. >> you were prepared. could anything prepare you for a teddy bear who wants to procreate who has a mouth like willie geist? >> only "ted" could prepare me. >> it's like that. >> what's it like? obviously we have ted there. but in the movie the ted isn't really there. how difficult is it working against nothing? >> could you get down for a second and show them? basically there is nothing there. he's not there. this is as much as i have ever

gotten working with ted. there is a mark on the chair like a piece of tape. you hear sethhindhind or wherever on set. your natural instinct is to react to whoever is saying it and you can't. >> he's barking the lines off camera? >> barking is it ingbarking? yeah. he is. it's confusing but it is a new talent i have for acting with an invisible teddy bear. >> great. >> really fulfilled. >> did you have a teddy bear you were attached to growing up? >> teddy r areuxpin. >> this is the evil version. >> this would have been a dream. i would have been a different person. >> bare necessity. first up one piece of clothing

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there are so many. coffee. peanut butter. >> chocolate chocolate chip. >> do as many as you can. >> larry asked what was your worst impulse buy. oh, man. i have bought crazy stuff. >> not from a guy thisin a car. >> i bought this waving monkey that was ridiculous. it would sit on the thing. it would just go, hey! >> waving monkey.com. >> that was it. >> one more, alicia . close it out. >> what's your favorite smell. ooh. my son's everything. >> i knew you would say that. >> maybe not everything. >> even that.

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... ==vo== the west dublin- pleasanton bart station is closed good morning everyone. 9:26. i'm scott mcgrew. the west dublin/pleasanton b.a.r.t. station is closed due to a fatality. b.a.r.t. hasn't indicated whether or not it was intentional. now only the west dublin station is closed. trains are running through though with major delays. b.a.r.t. has not yet indicated when that west dublin station will reopen. new details this morning on an overnight shooting on highway 4. deputies now say the victim has died. this happened a little after midnight in bay point. investigators say someone shot and either drove themselves or had someone drive them to the hospital. but again that victim died.

we were following that story all morning with an update -- without updates on the victim's condition. this is the second deadly shooting on the same stretch since saturday. now, as for the bay bridge cal transsays trans says more cracks have been discovered in rods. the problem could be widespread. cal trans already replaced rods that were corroded from water exposure. well, we'll take a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break.

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we see a clear view of san francisco today. gorgeous sunshine. walking out the door it's 60 degrees, 59 in oakland and san jose at 62 degrees. the next two days it will be warming up. we've been talking about this heat all week. it ramps up tomorrow with highs reaching into the 90s across most of the bay area even some upper 70s for san francisco and for the north bay we'll see a high of 98 degrees.

let's check in with mike. all right, kari. south bay commute pushing out of san jose out from 101 and 280. moving up the rest silicon valley, 237 slow so is 101 through the pali jam. crash 680 on washington coming around the bend and should clear shortly. slower drive tli oakland and bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on. scott told you about the issue for west dublin. that station is closed. b.a.r.t. does drive through the area but system wide delays about 15 minutes. 580 the drive not so bad as far as that freeway. more local news in half an hour. see you then.

taking a look at the taking a look at the headlines, the child protection group says kids since 2012 have had more than 32,000 calls to poison control for children who have ingested the laundry pods. they get a call once a day because of the pods. they are considering new safety standards and encourage parents to keep the pods out of a child's reach. and loud traffic noise is bad for your health. british researchers looked and listened around london monitoring traffic noise during the day and at night and they found deaths were 4% higher in areas with loud traffic.

experts think the noise may help lead to higher blood pressure more sleep problems and stress. ford is going to test market a new car-sharing program that lets the owners of vehicles financed by ford rent them to other pre-screened drivers when the owners aren't using them. the program is being launched in london and in six american cities including san francisco, washington and chicago. ford says it is trying to reach customers who want access to a car but don't necessarily want to own one. and one of the greatest catches at wrigley field last night was not on the field but in the stands. the cubs' jason hamel sent a pop-up down the first base line. the ball was caught here bare handed by a fan, keith bartley holding his 7-month-old son he was bottle feeding at the time. it was first ruled a foul ball. the ruling later overturned because of fan interference. the batter was out but his team the cubs did end up winning.

good for him and good for the catch. here's a check on the weather right now for mr. roker. what's amazing, he never missed a beat feeding the baby. >> the bottle stayed in the baby's mouth the whole time. >> he was changing a diaper that would be more impressive. here's what we have going on enhanced risk for storms from iowa into indiana, so we're watching out for tornadoes and any problems there. damaging winds and hail. look for gorgeous weather out west. we could use some rain though for our friends in california. looking ahead toward tomorrow we've got wet weather moving into the northeast. temperatures cooling down a bit. slight risk of strong storms from west virginia all the way into nebraska. again, out west the heat is on. the pacific northwest is going to see temperatures climbing up into the 90s. by the weekend, some areas getting into the triple digits. good morning. i'm kari hall. 65 degrees in the east bay right now. nice and comfortable, a lot of sunshine. and we'll see the sun throughout

the afternoon. expect a high of 70 degrees in san francisco. the north bay reaching 90 degrees. and some spots will be heating up. we're expecting some 90s in the tri-valley today. and it may be even ten degrees warmer as we head into tomorrow as we get ready for the heat to ramp up. and then it comes back down in time for the weekend, so enjoy today with mild weather. and that is your latest weather. >> al thanks a lot. the new usa show "mr. robot" is timely techno thriller that warns us about internet hacking. >> christian slater stars as mr. robot, the mysterious leader of an underground hacking group trying to convince a young cyber security engineer to join the revolution. >> yes. >> what if i told you this conglomerate owns 70% of the consumer global credit industry. if we hit their data center we could format all the servers including backups.

>> that would erase all the debt we owe them. every record of every credit card, loan and mortgage would be wiped clean. it would be impossible to reinforce outdated paper records. it would be all gone. single biggest incident of wealth redistribution in history. >> all right. good morning. happy news. i love this show and i love the premise. how does it feel to be mr. robot, the man who could bring down civilization as we know it? >> it's pretty exciting. this has been a show about discovering -- certainly the internet is an amazing, wonderful tool. it can be used for good but in the wrong hands it can definitely cause, you know look if you control the internet you can pretty much control the world. it's a scary thing. >> watching the first episode your co-host or co-actor.

>> wendy -- >> so good. >> he's the most committed actor. the things he's having to do in the show are unbelievable. >> so the things you guys are planning in this with this cyber revolution i can't tell if you guys are good guys or bad guys. >> yes. no, i think we're walking the fine line. that's the one thing between rami's character and mine. i have more of -- a little bit more explosive personality. he's more cerebral. i think we try and balance each other out. i'm more interested in creating a little more chaos and carnage. and he wants to find other ways to handle things in a more appropriate way. >> the show has won awards. south by southwest. great critics response to this show. and the thing i love about it is it's ripped from the headlines. it could be last week with china, edward snowden, any

hacking story we see every day. >> unbelievable. we are making the pilot, two or three weeks later is when the sony hack happened. the president talks about it in his state of the union address. and the china hack recently. this is all very relevant very scary stuff. >> are you computer savvy? >> when i did get the pilot i wanted to impress them and show up when i studied some things that i googled. >> what did you google? >> computer technology. just little things. just this little -- abbreviations so i could come in and sound professional. >> yolo! >> there it is. little things like that. by the time i showed up two weeks later it was a bunch of new information. >> do you have a cell phone? do you keep your cell phone on you? >> it is not on me currently, but sure i have a cell phone. yeah yeah. you have to update your password constantly.

all the time. >> make it difficult. >> this shows you how important it is. >> and how easy it is to be hacked. right? >> you have to make sure you're covered up. >> you grew up here in new york kind of which i find interesting, afraid of the subways a little bit. >> well, this was back in the '80s. >> not a safe place. >> a lot of people. >> it's changed a lot. a lot of the show is shot in the subway. do you have a metro card now? >> i have two for some reason. i forgot one and i had to buy another one. but i love it now. we shoot at silver cup studios. i can still smell alec baldwin's cologne. >> oh wow. where do you smell that? >> oh it's everywhere. it's in all the nooks and crannies. >> what's alec baldwin's cologne? >> i think it's -- >> aramis. >> or brut. one of those.

>> old spice. >> my nose isn't quite tuned in to the exact smell. >> he's liberal with it. >> you shake alec baldwin's hand you smell it for the three days after. i'm sorry, alec. >> his cologne has a half life of a year. >> incredible. christian slater, thank you. >> thank you. >> "mr. robot" tonight on usa. >> you have to co-host soon. you have the anchor suit on. >> absolutely. >> no one has to be on vacation for you to come. >> i would love that. thank you. up next, she might have been clueless 20 years ago. this is the film that became a hit. now alicia silverstone is cluing us in on the new role that brought this l.a. girl back to nyc after this. to show her right from wrong. and realized my little girl had become an amazing human being who will make choices of her own.

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it will make you laugh a lot. it's three sisters and all the madness. they each bring their partner with them. this cast is so lovely. they are all so good. we all have such a good time together. i'll like i'm at acting camp or something. >> you spend time together. it's like a family. we are all texting last night and this morning with each other. we all have a lot of lo.ve. >> i'm a middle child. that's where the drama starts. >> when i read this for the first time and every time after for the first five times out loud i was so surprised what came out of my mouth. i couldn't believe what she was going to say and when she was going to say it. i was also -- a challenging part. i was scared. when we did the previews, the first week of previews was like absolute terror. i felt like i went into shock. then i was okay. we all went through it together which was nice.

yes, the middle sister is -- >> drama queen. >> of course. come on. >> is it more nerve wracking on stager or in err or if -- stage or in a film. >> you rehearse and the second you are out there and this particular teeter manhattan theaterer club at city center, the audience, the first time they are right on you. like in your lap. >> intimidateingintimidating. >> it is. this play is rapid fire. we speak in a very, very real way. there is lots of overlapping which is a musical in itself. orchestration of trying to know when you come in. there are three parts of you working at the same time. you're in your character but when do i slash, when do i come in? >> we do the same thing on this show. the interesting thing, the video "fancy" came out with iggy

azalea where it was all about "clueless." my kids and her friends were characters this year for halloween. this movie is so resonant with kids today, generations. >> i'm proud to be a part of it. honored to be a part of it. so flatterered by that video and kid that is come over. the little people. little ones and the older people. it's always amazeing how many people it reaches and the age range it reaches. i'm so proud of a my heckerling. i'm honored to be part of it really. >> it's a classic. all of our kids will watch it and theirs, too. it's good to see you. congratulations on the play. >> thank you. >> have fun with it. >> "of good stock" playing in new york city. next, anchor brett bear's

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24 hours after the birth of their first child paul fox news anchor brett bear and his wife amy found out their son had five heart defects which required surgery to save his life. >> now eight years later with he is family's love and support and two additional open heart surgeries paul is an active little boy who completed a 5-k last year to raise money for children's national medical center, the hospital that save ed him. brett wrote about the experience in his book "special heart" which is now out in paper back. fwrorm >> thanks for having me. >> you see the newborn and now eight years later he's looking good. >> he's great. growing like a weed. he turns 8 on monday. he's in three summer camps, swim

team with his brother daniel. we have more hurdles ahead. probably another open heart surgery down the road. you can see here he's really booming. >> he's a great kid. every time he's been around. we love being around him. i can't imagine how difficult it must have been for you and amy in the early moments when all you want to do is celebrate your son. you have to go through difficult times. >>highest of highs and the lowest of lows. one out of 100 kids are born with a congenital heart defect. half of those have to have a surgery in the first six monthser ormonths er or a procedure. i wrote it the for awareness. paul signs with me at book signings. we hear other people's stories and that's special. >> he's a celebrity. >> he loves it. >> he had a superb connectionpecial connection with a little girl who had open heart surgery. >> we were at a bookstore and he

does special signing with a little heart. she said she had three open heart surgeries. and then he showed her his scar. she showed him her scar. her mom teared up because she had never seen her daughter talk about her scar or her heart surgery in any way. those moments made the book worth it system what's the impact on daniel who is 5 to watch his big brother go through it? >> he said he doesn't want to see paul have more surgeries. now daniel wants his own book soon. >> better work on that. >> don't go the same route. there are other ways to do it. they are best of friends. having a blast. >> we have to mention this is a busy time for you. you will be the moderator of the gop presidential debate august 6th. you have to narrow it down to ten. >> it's tough. top ten in national polls. that's the most on any debate

stage the primary. our biggest kaj is not only the questions but what buzzer we'll use. >> bell or buzzer. >> we get 300 e-mails. last teem weime we used the bell they said the dogs raced to the door every time. >> go for the buzzer. >> buzzer. >> we'll look forward to that. the book is "special heart." 100% of proceeds go to the children's hospital that helps save kids'lives. >> we forget the things the hospitals do. >> brett, thank you so much. this is "today" on nbc.

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whether it's a suicide. for a time the incident shut down train service, but now only the west dublin station is closed. run -- trains are running through with major delays. b.a.r.t. is not indicated when that station will reopen. people near monterey bay being asked to keep an eye out for a hump back whale entangled in a fishing line. it's been spotted twice since sunday near the mouth of the santa cruz harbor. the coast guard is looking for it so rescuers can try to free it from that line. the whale is said to have two yellow crab pod floats wrapped around its head and a white buoy around its tail. let's check your weather this morning. >> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures start out nice and cool across the bay with mostly sunny skies. the low clouds we're seeing along the coast will be clearing out. and we'll have bright sunshine this afternoon reaching 76 degrees in the east bay. a bit warmer than yesterday. also in san francisco 70 degrees, the e 90 in the north

bay. the hottest temperature we'll see will be in the tri-valley reaching 92 degrees, hot and sunny today. and for the south bay expect a high of 87 degrees and the heat continues to go up tomorrow. we'll keep you updated with that. right now let's check in with mike. we have backups, still have metering lights more sunlight as well. a slow drive off 580 and 24 and also down the east shore freeway west 80 at gillman. earlier crash looks like it should be about off to the shoulder. a smooth drive for the rest of your bay. crash at stone cleared up. delays for the b.a.r.t. lines the south bay we have a new crash right by the airport for 101, scott, back to you. mike thanks. another local news update in half an hour. see you then.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> best day of the week winesday wednesday when you can drink your stuff. it's june 24. that's called "fight song." that's the one you picked. >> it's a good one. >> we have a jam-packed hour of fun. who do we have, hoda? >> we have sugar ray front man and our co-star from sharknado 3. mark mcgrath. then we have carson daily's

fiance -- >> don't touch her. >> she's going to show us easy what is to use leftovers. plus, the artist of the month who goes by one name only and that name is max. the video for his song "gibberish" has more than five million youtube views. >> that should be our theme song. that's what we do. and since it is winesday wednesday, lilliana is here with her lockux for less. that's so cute. >> this is a set. wait, with ef-to talk about this. you have to see -- stand up. >> she almost ripped it off me today and i'm not her type. >> this is amazing. >> it's so cute. it's from sky's the limit. i love their casual clothes. >> is it a jump suit? >> it as a jump suit. >> it feels so luxurious. this is a true lux for less. >> it's affordable. i don't know how much it is exactly but not much. so what are you doing, lilliana? >> we have a very fun lux for

less. we found three lucky viewers on the plaza and we are giving them a makeover. are you ready? >> what? >> every woman's favorite accessory. drum roll, do it? no next segment? >> purse? >> yes, handbag makeovers for summer under $50. they are so excited. i cannot wait to show you. some of these bags are a little dated maybe, and a little worn out. >> we have those. >> put on the web site what you're wearing today. >> i will. >> klgandhoda.com. >> that skyies the limit, that's skyes the limit. my neck is in bad shape, let's hear it, baby, take me there. >> i love it when someone's laugh is funnier than the joke. >> who said they? >> milton berle? >> oh my favorite philosopher, anonymous. also i hear you laughing sometimes in the dressing room across from me. i don't know what the heck you're laughing at but it makes me so happy. you have a great laugh.

>> and yours is very distinctive. >> a cackle. >> we've been to broadway shows that are funny and people on stage say they know where you're sitting. >> that's embarrassing. you know what's not embarrassing? al roker got a big award. we were there to celebrate, his daughter laila was there and there's al at the podium. >> in a peach suit. he looks so sharp. >> a peach pinstriped suit. >> and peach suspenders underneath it and everything. >> he's had a 40 year career. >> and the great thing about alex al he went around to the table and said "i want to say thanks you guys." >> it was downtown, right? i had podcasts to do. sorry about that, i love it. i'm very proud of them.

>> let's talk ditty. sean diddy combs is in some -- >> i don't know what to call him anymore. he's changed his name so many times. he was puff, he was if you havefy. >> he's diddy now. his son justin plays football at ucla. he doesn't get a lot of playing time. so there was some kind of an argument between his son and one of the coaches. so what happened next is in dispute. one side says that p. diddy, diddy, attacked the assistant coach. the other said the coach was attacking diddy and diddy protected himself with a kettle bell. the police are accusing diddy of some kind of an assault with a kettle bell. >> he was arrested, wasn't he hoda? >> p. diddy was arrested. >> not the coach. >> the coach was not. there's him in the car. >> and just so you know too, the coach -- >> he has his own history. >> he was the coach who coached for the jets and was the guy on

the sidelines -- remember the guy who tripped a player who was running by? he was on the sidelines trying to trip a player who was running down the field. >> judge not, hoda, you did it on the basketball court. [ laughter ] >> what i did was after someone stole the basketball from me and i was flat on my back humiliated i reached back and grabbed her ankle and yanked it. >> i don't think that's a good thing to do. >> i did it out of frustration. i'm cackling. >> but you know when you're so down and out? anyway diddy's representative says any action taken by mr. combs were solely defensive in nature but he was charged with -- >> and it's a he said/he said situation because there's -- i doubt if it was -- if the altercation took place in the man's office -- >> you know what's weird about the whole thing though? he is a college student whose father is hovering. helicopters parents, you picture that in high school, junior high school. but i guess this is the thing for some parents in college.

i. >> but as a parent, it's hard to watch somebody berate your kid. >> but how embarrassing for the son. >> if the father has to intervene -- >> you have to hear your dad yelling and everyone's yelling. but then again the son tweeted something nice about he has the best dad in the world. >> good. so enter lies the truth. >> joe judice, depending on whatever day of the week it is,. >> guidice. >> we've had theresa guidice on our show several times. she went to jail and her husband is going to jail after she gets owl of jail. so the dad has been with the kids. so the dad has decided he wants to do a reality show with the kids, like what it's like raising daughters for a year while the wife's -- >> and preparing yourself for prison and the realities of that in your own life. you know, you said why are they

doing it. it might be a financial situation. they went to prison, they were charged with fraud and found guilty and all kinds of things against them financially so they probably -- >> maybe they need money. >> i don't know how they're paying their bills. >> i just want to say something about this no sugar detox thing. >> i'm proud of you. >> i've gained two pounds since i've been on it. >> it's not that noticeable. >> i haven't had one sweet thing and i'm not talking about lifesaver. nothing. >> tell us how you're acting out because you can't have what you want with sweets. >> this is why i'm gaining weight because i'm starving and i keep -- don't give me that mint. i can't. you know what i had before the show? two cough drops because they taste sweet. >> tell them what you're eating for the first time in your life. >> potato chips. because i need something so i'm eating stuff i don't really like that's -- >> you look great hoda. >> i stood on the scale and i was like i know i'm down.

i haven't had one drop of sugar since tuesday. i was like 149, 150, 151. once you go over and you have to change the big bar -- you have to clunk it over to 150. i was so bummed. i can't believe that. i wonder if i eat sweets again it will be back to normal. >> well are you still craving -- i'm proud of you for one thing. has it been a week? >> well, friday is our last day. i bet i'll be five pounds up. >> i lasted one day and the only thing i was giving up was stevia in the raw and i love my morning so much with many i coffee and my devotions and it was like -- all i was thinking about is -- >> why am i gaining weight? why? >> i don't know. that's your problem. we reached out the bravo and the guidices, they didn't say anything. no they said details are not confirmed entirely.

>> here is the restaurant trend. have you ever been sitting at a table, the two of you are having lunch, i'm eating faster than you because i'm gaining weight and as i'm done with my plate the waiter comes and takes away -- >> without asking. >> well, sometimes they say "are you you through with that?" >> it looks like you're done, thank you so much for coming. thank you. thank you. >> i don't think so. >> oh, are you still working on it? i'm so sorry. >> eating, not drinking! >> sorry. >> bring us barbecued potato chips. >> right on it, ma'am. no sugar. >> i think it seems rude. that's one of the things my mom can't stand, by the way. even if she's done by her meal, she doesn't like to sit opposite -- it would be like someone wiping the table and cleaning up while you're still enjoying your meal. >> my sister the hurricane. you do that you know you do.

>> what does she do? >> she's such a neat freak. she's unbelievable. you could eat off her floors, walls, everything in her house. but as she does on occasion -- i do it, too, it's a family thing. although cassidy did not inherit it. she's the messiest kid in town. >> i get her. but if a waiter tries to take your plate what do you say? >> well, i say yes i'm finished but my friend is still working on it. are we boring you? summer is officially here. the windows are open, the parties are happening the music is blasting. here's our question. do you have any annoyances that irk you this time of year? >> besides us. >> thomas farley wants to help you out. >> go to klgandhoda.com and press the "connect" button. look who's in the kitchen. >> mark mcgrath. we're going to find out the dirt on his new

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the president. penn & teller. i'm coming up soon right? where am i? where am i? >> you're the star of the whole thing. >> we had such a fun day shooting it. >> the premise of the movie, everybody knows what they're making but no one is winking at that fourth wall if you will. ian zweiring. in "die hard" -- he's our john mclean in "die hard." if you want to make fun of that movie i will slap you. >> remember when we complained we weren't in "sharknado 2"? >> i'm going to remix this. i detected eded continue sense when i mentioned it. >> it was resentment. >> whatever it was i saw rolling of the eyes. way to go mr. '90s guy. i saw that a little bit, now who's in "sharknado 3"? welcome. hell yeah! >> so you're in "joe dirt 2"?

>> i don't want to brag, will smith was busy. "joe dirt 2" is so great. i've known david spade forever. "joe dirt" is one of those movies. there i am. >> do you have eye liner on? >> he has the mullet thing. >> what's so fun about this, this is the movie on everybody's bus touring. it's a must have so to be part of this classic "joe dirt" was awesome. it was patrick warburton, david spade, brittany daniel and christopher walken are you kidding me? it was great. all i could do to go "cow bell. "no way, don't do that to christopher walken. do not go to christopher walken and go "cow bell." you'll get a reaction you don't want to see. >> he's an interesting fella. >> to say the least, kathie lee. >> you're going solo. you're singing solo. >> when you here in a band you do two things -- you perform and create music. i haven't been writing a lot so i said let's put one out. record companies used to pay me to do it now i'm paying myself

to do it. >> what do you mean? >> i used to get paid to make a record, atlantic records would go "here's a half million bucks, go make a record." now when you're watching the clock yourself, it's different. but it's strictly for fun. mark mcgrath ep won't set the world on fire. when no one]ap;ç wanted a free u2 record we knew the record was industry was o every. >> so true. >> can you imagine going into tower records -- remember tower records. >> remember when there were records. >> you remember selling records? it was so much fun. but imagine if someone is out in front of tower going "there's a free u2 record inside, get it." people go "yeah, greatest thing ever!" i invaded our privacy i understand. but the most verbose round about way -- >> really long. >> there's no business associated with mark mcgrath. >> pretty boring. >> i'm going to sleep. >> we're going to play a game. >> i love your games. they're so much fun. i always look cool. >> here's the first song. will it's see if you can sing a

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>> no. >> but you can. what we'll use is three ingredients cheddar cheese cooked rice and chicken. so all we'll do is add it, simmer it, we reheated the leftovers. you can buy those rotisserie chickens in the store, shred it up. >> and by the way, they're delicious. >> i buy one once a week. >> does carson eat a lot? >> i think i eat more than him honestly. i have a -- >> that looks unbelievable. >> thank you, you guys are sweet. >> we are honest. >> you're doing a good job. so stir that up and then all we'll done is add it. >> there's no sugar in here hoda. >> you don't have the to remind me. i gained three pounds again. >> where did that go? >> now it's three? half an hour ago it was two. >> she ate a cough drop.

all we're going to do is top this with the crusty bread we had earlier. >> this will feed a ton. >> or just me. just bake it until it turns bubbly and golden and it's delicious. >> you put cheese in it but sadly hoda you can't have that. >> i'd rather have this than filet mignon any day. >> i'm a big casserole person. i'm from the midwest home of the casserole. >> siri how does it feel being part of the "today" show family? >> i'm excited. what do you think? >> you're a lovely addition. >> thank you. >> i just want everyone to feel confident and comfortable in the kitchen. >> you do make this simple and we're so glad you're with us. is it good? i'm going to miss it. >> so good. >> i don't have a glass of wine. >> here. [ laughter ] >> this recipe go to -- oh.

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for san jose and 237. back to you. mike make sure to join us for the big show at 11:00. we'll see you then. we are back on this winesday wednesday ready to play the trivia game we call "who knew." june is national zoo and aquarium month so we're putting our animal instincts to the test. kathie lee is high with sugar ray frontman mark mcgrath at the nbc experience store. they'll give $100 to anyone who gets the question right and those who don't get a wonderful incredible -- >> signed -- >> kathie lee signed cd. here to help me out is biologist and wildlife expert and all around great guy corbin maxy. ready to play? >> i'm ready to play. >> where are you from? mark you're right in her -- >> oh. >> palmdale california.

>> "which of these animal-related songs has not won a grammy award." the lion sleeps tonight, hungry like the wolf or eye of the tiger. >> b. >> no! no, she wanted the cd so badly. >> i wanted the cd. >> the correct answer is "the lion sleeps tonight." >> the it was written by a south african songwriter and then basically became a huge hit in the '60s, you remember it? >> well, i was born in the '60s i don't remember all of it but that was a great tune. >> absolutely. >> all right, kathie lee over to you. >> this beautiful lady is from panama city, one of the most beautiful beaches. what's the question? >> which animal species do the males give birth to the children? >> only fair. >> interesting. a, kangaroos, b, seahorses or c, shout out to myself, sloth. >> b, seahorses.

>> she got it right! >> the answer is seahorses. how does that go down? >> one of the only animals, males give birth. they have a pouch. a female will lay 1500 legs in the pouch. the male will fertilize them and in a few weeks you have baby seahorses. 1500 eggs is my favorite. >> crazy. across the street. >> where are you from hon? >> richmond virginia. >> what's the question? >> which insect has taste sensors on its feet? is it a, wasp b, butterfly c, grasshopper? >> wasp? >> >>. [ buzzer sounding ] >> no, but you get a great cd! >> this answer surprised me. i didn't know this tell me the answer. >> butterflies taste with their feet. so a female flies on a leaf and will taste it to make sure it's safe to lay their eggs so when the caterpillars hatch they have something safe to eat. >> this gentleman from is from st. augustine, florida.

what's the question, mark? >> which of these sit comes featured a zoo during its opening credit. a, all in the family, b, laverne and shirley or c, three's company? >> three's company. >> yes! >> shoutout to jack tripper. >> i watched the show i don't remember. >> i love this. three's company, that opening scene you can see -- there it is. season six through eight was filmed at the los angeles zoo. >> that was a great show. >> i've never seen it. >> of course you haven't. we're back across to kathie lee and mark. >> this gentleman has a message for you, hoda. >> i love you, hoda. >> oh my god. that's so sweet! >> he loves you hoda. >> where are you from? >> fresno, california. >> where cassidy made the movie coming out. >> according to the national geographic, an ostrich can sprint up to what speed, a, 10

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elvis duran is in the house so that means it's time for elvis duran's artist of the month. >> that's when the national radio host introduces us to the next big radio star. >> this time it's the 23-year-old singer songwriter actor and model -- wow -- who goes by one name, max. >> so nice to meet you. >> elvis, you've done it again. >> he's the complete package. the model, the actor no you eel watch him sing and perform. he moves. he may do the splits on the show. >> max do you have a split to give us a preview? just limber up. >> it's going to hurt! ow! >> he's on the road with fallout

boy on the boys of summer you are the and wiz khalifa. he's on the fallout boy label. he has so many people rooting for him. it's all starting to happen. >> and now you have elvis. >> it's an honor. i grew up in hell's kitchen new york city. >> you want to watch him do his thing? >> we're ready to see it. is. >> "gibberish" our theme song. ful ♪ i gave you all my love ♪ at first i had a dozen but i ain't doing nothing to ever do you like that ♪ but then i caught you creeping, secrets you were creeping ♪ like every other weekend, why you do me like that ♪ so now you say you take it all back ♪ yeah that don't mean jack was i know the facts ♪ i swear you smoking that crack, i'm dipping so fast, i

don't need that ♪ you're running your mouth ♪ but there's nothing that can slow me down ♪ you're messing around, you got me thinking it's time you go ♪ ♪ i'm not listening no, i see you move your lips but it sounds like gibberish ♪ ♪ gibberish ♪ ♪ i don't need to recover, raising way up above you ♪ go run and tell you mother why you do me like that ♪ good luck with all the others, don't care about the number ♪ you all deserve each other, why you do me like that ♪ so no you say you take it all back ♪ yeah, that don't mean jack because i know the facts ♪ i swear before you open that trap i'm dipping so fast yeah i don't need that in ♪ ♪ now you're running your mouth

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as the old saying goes one man's trash is for another man's treasure for firefighter dave seymour and architect peter souhleris they have turned that into big business. >> they buy rundown properties, renovate them quickly and resell them for a profit on their, a & e show "flipping boston." they're here to show us a few inexpensive diy projects that will add value to your home. welcome. welcome. >> look at you! y'all are fun. >> look at us? look at you! >> you can't take our eyes off us. >> are you guys best different. >> joined at the hip. >> it's my greek brother from another mother. >> which one used to dj. >> that would be me. that's why i was dancing when max was on. >> you had the moves, yeah. so we have a couple pictures. we' look at before and you tell us what you did.

so here's the first one. >> allegedly. >> ooh. >> ugly. >> ugly? >> ugly. bushes and -- >> it hides the house. you can't see the house. that's the problem. no curb appeal. >> it has nice little bones in that house if you could see. >> it look at see what we did afterwards. take a peek. >> hello! hello! >> a little sod, grass and paint. >> and this is going to fill in nicely along there. >> this is that token front door. we use this red for every single house we do. >> it's lovely. >> how much would that cost to go from that to that? >> basically, you're taking out the bushs so if you're doing it yourself very inexpensive. if you hire a landscaper $500 to remove anything. and this is painting not siding. no more than $10,000 for that expeer your. new windows. >> let's look at this and see what else you got. >> looking for a wall to create a story, some emotion. there was nothing there. so this is the before and very

simple. fireplace, tv, creates the story. >> do they make it electric? it doesn't look like there was a way to get in the wall. >> that was electric. that's the inexpensive way. if you want to put a chimney -- >> they have beautiful ones now. >> $500. >> is there another picture? i think we're moving. >> let's jump in, you want to do some stuff. let's do some stuff. these are little gifts here. one for you. >> oh, manyy shoe! >> that's that wine wednesday. >> after lunch it will be. >> there you go, there you go. glasses. >> why? >> safety first. >> so what are we doing? this is cute. >> dave is going to put this together. this is a 12 x 12 room for $350 you can buy all the molding to do a nigh wainscotting effect. >> most of my walls are not on

wheels. >> it must be winesday wednesday. >> i don't know what it is darling but i'm going to fire a nail. ready? >> oh! oh! >> so simple. >> five inches off the side, five inches off the side. >> hoda get crazy it matches your dress. >> you do it. >> oh this is so heavy. >> put it on there press it in fire. >> i can't! >> the wall is moving again. >> you got this! give me some! >> oh, nice shot to the back! so we did that. >> it worked. >> so $360, 12 x 12 room. >> and then you have to paint it because you have the nail marks. >> we just have a few seconds. >> putty and paint and you're done. >> what are you doing back splash? >> quick, easy and efficient. you have sticky back that you can use so you don't have to mess around. >> that's so smart! >> you have to have a perfect

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watching. >> so tell us what you did. >> her daughter hated this bag and she wanted her mom to have a more updated bag. it's a cross body which is practical for the summer. so we upgraded her to this bag for only 36 bucks. >> is that beautiful? >> love it. >> let's move down. >> okay, let's talk backpacks. these are a huge trend. this was her previous backpack. i don't know if you can see this but she has a pet rabbit and it chewed up the strap so we upgraded to this bag. how cute is that? it's a mini backpack $29.99 from target.com. last but not least the fanny pack. who doesn't love a fanny pack? >> me! i love them. >> they get a bad rap because sometimes they look like this. a little sporty. but we gave her a super stylish fanny pack. this is 18 bucks from asos.com. super modern super cool. >> so practical. especially if you're a tourist and you don't want your hands free. >> these are hands free bags.

>> lilliana, who did your out fit? >> this is from lulu.com. >> that was me in israel with my fanly pack. >> oh, yes showed your fanny pack. >> if you see it bring it back to me. i lost it. there i am. that went all over the world. >> look at you! >> i like that hat. by the way, we were sorry to see our friend is retiring. >> liz rosenberg. she's the agent/manager for madonna cher and michael buble. we love her. >> love you, honey. tomorrow, teen wolf actor tyler posy stops by. >> and we'll reveal the

right not ought 11:00, a deadly shooting along a busy bay area freeway. the search is on for the gunman. good morning, thank you for joining us. >> that shooting along the busy bay area freeway, a trail of blood and search for a gunman and motive all happening in the east bay. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is live at bay point. authorities are about to give an update on the investigation, what do you know? >> reporter: we're outside the substation at pay point, waiting for the captain to give us an update. the one saturday afternoon and the one last night. this is what we've learned about