good morning. breaking overnight. inside the mind of a killer. investigators uncover journals from the man in the deadly louisiana movie theater shooting. mental illness, finance problems. >> a good description is a timee bomb. >> as the victims are remembered at the candlelight vigil. chaotic scene. a man fires the gun in the air on ventura boulevard scaring bystanders. the deadly confrontation caught on camera. in the moment. in the moment never before seen images from incise the house of the white house. >> back in the water. the pro surf er that encountered

a great white on tv. >> as you look at fanning on the rankings. a little splash. holly [ bleep ]. >> now back on the board for the first time since that attack. his reaction "today" saturday july 15th. from nbc news this is "today." welcome to today on this sad morning. >> i am erica hill. >> i am carson daily. >> we have stephanie here in for dylan. >> you're kind. >> would you get back to your sport only six days after a shark attack? >> probably not. >> back in the water. >> what a guy. looking forward to talking about

that. our top storely isy is the investigation into the shooting in louisiana. >> reporter: good morning erica. it remains a mystery. a 59-year-old drift er buys a ticket and then under the cover of darkness as the movie is playing pulls a pistol and begins to fire. he shoots 13 times and among the questions, did anyone know the gunman that committed suicide was capable of such horror? at a candle light vigil prayers for victims. >> did a system to stop a crazy gunman. in his home phone of phenix city city alabama said that he news that the man had problems.

>> probably westbound a time bomb. >> seven years ago his estranged wife filed for legal protection. he exhibited extreme and erotic behavior. it lead to a brief and involuntary hospitalization last time. when he lost his home no foreclosure, they had the evict him from the place. >> feethathers and paint all over the wall. >> ali called her big sister macy her rock. >> i just want to world to know what a good person she was. >> and then one more crazed gunman in the nation. >> this is our alarm clock. it's time to wake up. >> for some that leads to call. >> you see the blood of the victim and the bullet hole in the seats.

>> this should never have happened here or anywhere. yet people feel some what powerless that we see this over and over. what do you do? what do we do? >> right now we shower the families with love and prayers. >> are we powerless? >> no we're less than 24 hours after this happened. the most important thing is to let the families know that we care for them. >> in the chaos of the shooting there was bravery. >> like the off duty medic that rushed into the scene and then the school teacher. >> beyond the life saving roll that you played what about the teacher that pulled the fire alarm. >> reporter: that's extraordinary because by pulling that all of the theaters empty and saving countless lives. now the gunman escaped off and was cut off and went back in and

continued shooting before taking his own life. among the items that were uncovered are journals and that may explain why the gunman's madness was brought here to louisiana. >> thank you. guns were involved in another frightening situation and she nel has more on that. >> yeah shots being fired in to the air and ended with police shooting and killing the suspect. >> reporter: it was chaos in the late afternoon. shooters in studio city not sure if they should take cover or run to safety. >> everybody said banks are looked down. there's a guy outside with a gun. >> the witnesses had a clear view. >> he was sitting there with the bank looking calm as above. >> police shouted orders. >> officers got out and standout side of their car.

>> the bystanders say that he fired his weapon. >> confused shoppers were still on the streets as police began to fire. >> the gunman was killed but the bomb squad had to clear the scene because police were concerned that he may have been armed with explosives. >> police say that they don't think that he had anything explosive. the busy boulevard was closed late into the night while the investigation went on. president obama spoke out about the gun culture in america and his frustration of being unable to pass stricter laws. >> if you look at the number of americans killed since 9/11 by terrorism, it's less than 100. if you look at the number that's been killed by gun vie violence it's many the tens of thousands. now joining us is kris.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. no other area has left him frustrated as trying to make the progress on what he calls common sense gun safety laws. it was here that he came to face some other problems including a big push for the economy. already this morning he was at the global summit and brought together the founders of aol. while it's serious business it's been very emotional. a return to his late father's homeland. >> obviously this is personal for me. there's a reason why my name is barack obama. my family came from this part. i have loved ones and family here. walking the streets i have come

to know the warmth and spirit of the kenya people. >> reporter: last night he had a big reunion dinner with his half sister and his step grandmother. they came to this morning's event. 80 percent of them trust him. the relationship with government officials here has not always been as warm as it is with the kenya people. >> thank you chris, we will be checking with you later on the trip to his homeland. in the meantime the political world is on iowa today. donald trump is going to be there and hillary clinton. this as he faces questions of using a personal e-mail account. kristin is here with the latest. >> as you know hillary clinton has been dogged by now and now u.s. officials are expressing the concern that her private

account could have obtained hundreds of e-mails. >> campaigning in iowa later today hillary clinton will try to turn a page. away from the mounting question of the private e-mail account of secretary of the state. she defended herself on new york. >> i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. we're all accountable to the american people to get the facts right, and i will do my part. >> this after two inspectors asked to investigate whether anyone handled it. four of the e-mails did contain classified e-mail but may have been given after they were sent. >> this happens routinely when things that are not classified are reviewed once again. >> she has denied any wrong doing.

>> i am well aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material. >> and on friday her campaign said in a statement any released e-mails deemed classified have been done so after the fact and not at the time. legal issues aside the ongoing questions about the e-mail have been a political problem and giving people plenty. on friday some republican presidential candidates took to twitter urging the justice department to investigate. it's contributed to the publics trust in here. 59 percent of the voters say that hillary clinton is not honest and trustworthy. >> the justice department has not decided if they're going to take up the issue and gave them a time line. this is just an issue that there's a tough time shaking.

>> you're going to be on it in iowa. >> yeah i have a plan to catch in a few hours. >> nice to see you. >> it was brief but nice. >> thank you. now the death of a woman in a texas jail after a traffic stop gone wrong. >> yes. friends and family are paying last respects to sandra bland. this after a death in her texas jail cell. john is there this morning with the latest on this. good morning john. >> reporter: this does come one day after the release of official autopsy report and that sandra bland committed suicide. they have conducted a separate one of their own. we don't know the result of that yet. the official report that we got on friday does not talk about the marijuana that prosecutors say was in her system. we expect to get that toxicology report next week. the family says that's i

relevant relevant. that's an attempt by investigators to smear her character. now for more than a week it's been taken up by many people for many reasons. today here at the church the only reasoning for the gathering is the family and friends saying good-bye to a loved one of daughter sister and aunt. found on the street in east pasadena pasadena. he died at the screen. several hours later a 24-year-old suspect in the shooting was also found dead of self-inflected wounds. the two knew each other but released no other details. in hot springs they're looking into the death of a two 2-year-old found in a car.

the child's father drove to a neighbors house after realizing what happened. >> he drove home left the baby in the car. forgot that the baby was in the car. >> emergency crews responded to the scene but were not able to revive the child. hundreds of just released photos and then george w bush can be seen in intense discussions with security and military advisers and several of the frames from the trade center was visible. they were taken by the vice president's staff and made public through a freedom of information request. presidential hopeful is taking a stabdnd in iowa. the newspaper called on trump to pull out of the race.

and finally it was a pitch and aproposal proposal. watch this. on the way back to the dug out, she got a pitch of a different kind. her kansas city chief boyfriend popped the question. she answered with a yes. >> that's a yes. >> i thought a back flip was going happen. >> the hand stand walk was impressive. >> it was a good day for her. >> yeah. as we mention stephanie is in this morning for dylan. how are we looking? >> depends on where you are. in florida it's going to be wet. last start off in florida. we have a lot of rain coming down. we have a stationary front t and that's giving it in the atmosphere. who does not like that in the morning. we do have the rain and we have the storms. very heavy downpours and

clearwater yesterday. we had eight inches of rain and st. augestene three inches of rain. so how much is going to fall through the weekend? florida is thirsty. if you had a late night last night and now chugging the water, that's what florida is going do today. we're going to chug the water. then a low pressure develop along the front? well this is a top and it's waiting for someone to spin it. we will all right. good morning to you. it's saturday morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. temperatures in the 50s and 60s for the most part clouds overhead. get the day started, sunshine our way, expecting quite a bit of it. going up about a couple of degrees back to the low 80s for south bay, east bay will be a little cool but nice and sunny. 73 degrees tri-valley, one of

our warm spots today, close to 0 degrees. san francisco close to 70 north bay mid-80s. a big warm-up headed our way. we'll talk about that at 7:00. >> next half hour talk about the plains. erica. >> we'll look for that. thanks. about the heat and the plains. turning to the daerngs of smoking for woman. one suggesting that long time smokers that develop breast cancer have tripled the risk of dying from that disease. good to have you with us this morning dr. hamilton. >> thank you. >> this one study is not about. we know that there's an increase for the risk if you smoke. this is about a cause, but the survival rate if you're a smoker and develop breast cancer. >> yeah that's right. the link between smoking and developing really has not been well defined of the smoking and other cancers. you're exactly right. it did not look at if it causes

it but instead looks at those that smoke that have breast cancer are three times likely to have it. >> that's high. it looked at the length of time. the longer that you smoke, the greater the impact. >> yeah. if you smoked for more than twenty years, you're more in that. >> were the woman in the study smoking when they developed, or does this applied if you smoked quit and then got it. does this also affect the survival rate. >> in this study, it was woman that were still smoking. this reaffirms that there's no time to quit smoking. i think that it's encouraging for anybody that's smoking to have the motor speedwayivation to stop. >> the study that is surprising to me. we are seeing overall smoking rates in the country decline which is good for our health.

a separate piece for women 18 and 25 which are very light smokers. that is five or fewer cigarettes a day which seems kind of high. >> i think this is the social smoking phenomenon. not even smoking every day, but occasionally. these women were at very high risk. i think we have seen particularly in the news over the past several years that alcohol in moderation one drink a day or less is not necessarily bad for your health and may be protective against heart disease. for smoking, this reaffirms that no amount is safe. >> any smoking, especially for women, as we know now, can have this effect. if you consider yourself this light smoker that can affect you with breast cancer later on. >> exactly. what is dangerous about the light smoking, when they see their doctors, they may not seem to be smokers. when you are asked the question do you smoke, they may answer

no. it is important for us to ask the question is when the last time you used tobacco to be able to tell them how danger it is. >> thanks for coming in this morning. just ahead, the stories that everyone is talking about to a pop star show down on twitter to the shark attack live on (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot,

here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

time for "the download" when we get you caught up on stories throughout the week. >> a lot to talk about. donald trump's trip to the mexican border to the shooting rampage in lafayette. >> a horrific scene. >> tragedy strikes again. this time in louisiana when a gunman opens fires in a theater killing two. >> 20 minutes into the showing of "trainwreck."

>> the gunman is 59-year-old john russell houser. >> he saw the law enforcement and went back inside and shot and killed himself. the reason you did not stop is you failed to signal. >> the dash cam video shows how a traffic stop quickly escalated. >> get out of the car! i will light you up. >> out of sight of the camera things get physical as the officer tries to apprehend sandra bland. bland was charged with assaulting an officer. three days later, she want found dead. >> the district attorney said the cause was suicide by hanging. donald trump at it again. appearing at the mexican border after taking on a critic in a very unusual way. >> you don't have to run for president and be the world's biggest jackass. >> i watched lindsey graham on the television today and he

calls me a jackass. >> graham used humor to hit back in the tongue-in-cheek video showing how to destroy a cell phone. i was screaming. >> a close call for pro surfer mick fanning pulled under water by a great white shark on live tv. >> i was kicking and screaming. in entertainment, a battle with two pop stars played out on twitter. >> tuesday, mtv announced nominations. taylor with a nomination for "bad blood," but nicki did not for "anaconda." if your video demonstrates women with slim bodies you will be nominated. and taylor tweeted back. i have done nothing to support you and love you. maybe one of the men took your

slot. after a series of heated exchange swift tried this apology. i thought i was being called out. i missed the point. i misunderstood and misspoke. and "sharknado 3: oh, hell no." it hit this week with our anchors making guest appearances. >> what is the safety zone for people who want to be away from the sharknado haboob. >> we're less than 100 miles from there. we're not leaving. it's been great working with you. >> he is so good. >> very good. >> so funny to watch. i thought i would take a note from donald trump's book. what do you think about this? here's his number. give carson a call tonight.

>> call me. i'll smash my cell phone. >> we are talking about the surfer who got back in the water. crazy. six days. >> you put that out there and i read that mick and julian in the competition, they were saved and brought in on jet skis. a photographer was still in the water. he said hey, what about me? >> he is back at it. still to come this morning, the secrets to making your next garage sale successful.

it is 5:26 on saturday morning. we're taking a live look at cars already on the road in oakland on this very warm saturday morning. i looked at my car and it already said 60 something outside. good morning to you. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter with a look at that forecast for us. >> you mentioned cars on the road heading home now. very early this morning kyra 5:26. maybe headed to work still with us, any way it goes it's mild. temperatures in the meantime will continue to climb into the 50s and 60s. later on this afternoon it's going to be warm. warmer than it has been. a warming trend begins ga. 83 for south bay, 70 for san

francisco area 84 for north bay. tri-valley close to 90 today. tomorrow it goes up even more. by the middle of the week triple digits by wednesday. hang on enjoy the mild conditions today. because even though it's warm this week it's going to get hot by wednesday. >> oh, my gosh. we'll brace ourselves. anthony, thanks. we begin this morning with breaking news in the east bay. all lanes of northbound 880 are shut down while san leandro police investigate a deadly shooting. it happened around 1:00 on marina boulevard overpass in san leandro. the california highway patrol responding to a multi-car crash near marina boulevard off-ramp and that's when they heard gunshots and discovered a body on the overpass. the police department is investigating this as a homicide and they are actively searching for the shooter. northbound 880 between marina and davis street will be closed the rest of the morning. now to a developing story in san jose where police are searching for the person who

killed an elderly man in a drive drive-by shooting. happened at woodbridge mobile home park 101 and east capital expressway. san jose police say they responded after 5:30 last night and found the man dead in the street. witnesses say they saw a gray compact car racing from the area with several people inside. residents of the over 55 community are now on edge. >> a shock. just shocked that something like that would happen in the park here. it's all senior citizens mostly that live here. >> police searching for that gray compact car and shooter. neighbors tell us the victim in 50s and 60s and would often go for walks around the mobile home park. a popular bay area temperature recently profiled by "the new york times" is missing. his friends and family are reaching out to nbc bay area. ed cavanaugh disappeared a week ago near placerville. he left on a dirt back near a

cabin he runs and hasn't been seen since. he's an affair i had outdoorsman but also a diabetic who needs daily medication. he's a cherished teacher at downtown high school. cavanaugh also has a program which teaches students wilderness skills. the eldorado sheriff's office is actively searching for him. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," we'll take you out to the south and sounds of the garlic festival. that's all your top stories coming up at 7:00. right now, back to the "today" show. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing.

so a demonstration of lightning and what could happen if you are in a storm. what can you do to stay safe? we have just the man. a "rossen report" looking in the test lab to see how you can stay safe. it is the nice part of the day in midtown manhattan on this saturday morning, july 25th 2015. looking forward to seeing the people on the plaza. it's the weekend. so your neighborhood is filled with garage sales. maybe you are hosting one. coming up the items to sell and the tricks to try to make the most money. ahead, hulk hogan fired by the wwe. what the iconic wrestler is

saying about a rant caught on tape and his daughter is coming to his defense. we begin with the popular extreme sport dangers. that is after the third death of a b.a.s.e. jumper in months. it is asking if the next big thrill is going too far. we have kelly cobiella with the story for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the idea of fun is free falling from the world's highest point. skyscrapers and mountain cliffs. for years, b.a.s.e. jumpers say you can manage the risk. that is starting to change after the epidemic in b.a.s.e. jumping deaths. a warning, some of the video you are about to see is tough to watch. it's the world's most dangerous sport. skimming cliffsides cheating death. ian flan ders was one of the best. in turkey his feet became tangled in his parachute.

it never deployed. flanders is the third high profile b.a.s.e. jumper is the third to die in months. >> given the number of deaths in the recent months a lot of really talented b.a.s.e. jumpers are considering the role in the sport. >> reporter: there are no official fatality numbers in the sport, but one in norway found 1 in 2,000 jumps was fatal. a death rate four times higher than sky diving and ten times higher than scuba diving. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: the sport is largely unregulated and most jumps illegal. the boldest stunt can bring instant fame but there is no margin for error. >> if you push off wrong, you can tumble. you can flip. many accidents are caused by the first step going wrong.

>> reporter: clair has jumped several thousand times. >> every time someone dies i question the motivation. there are things that you can do to make it as safe as possible. >> reporter: flanders was known for putting safety first. in this sport, every jump can be a matter of life or death. and one former jumper chris mcnamara says these recent deaths prove that experience does not make you safer. he said the only way to truly be safe b.a.s.e. jumping, erica, is to not to do it. >> 1 in 2,000. >> thank you, kelly. stephanie be anabramsbe anabrams is in for dylan. what is the weather like? >> will you ever b.a.s.e. jump? >> i don't think so. >> we will show you where it is hot. heat advisoryies.

you see the pink color, it is upset. it will be hot. 14 million at risk for the heat advisories. look at what that small number says. that is all that matters. it doesn't matter what it says on the thermometer. it stays that way for the second half of the weekend from texas up to st. louis. here is the look at the big picture. go west young man. san francisco. as we head into the day tomorrow showers good saturday morning anthony slaughter, starting off mild. it's going to be cool in san francisco today but not as cool as it has been. in fact, temperatures are going up for us. in fact, today we're back to 70 degrees for san francisco. 70 degrees for east bay peninsula 80 south bay and lower north bay and valley. we had a big warming trend headed our way this upcoming week. triple digit heat. we'll detail that coming up at 7:00 this morning.

there you go. we will celebrate our 40th birthday here with the texas golden girls. carson back to you. >> thank you. just ahead, a wife allegedly using her phone to cheat on her husband and her friends behind her speak up. and the "rossen reports" shows you how to across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine

that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include swelling of face lips, tongue or throat fainting or dizziness, very rapid heartbeat problems breathing or swallowing, severe rash or itching. tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. serious side effects may happen in people who take victoza including inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis) which may be fatal. stop taking victoza and call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis, such as severe pain that will not

go away in your abdomen or from your abdomen to your back with or without vomiting. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. taking victoza with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. the most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may cause kidney problems. if your pill isn't giving you the control you need... ask your doctor about non-insulin victoza. it's covered by most health plans. why do you think the ripples make a difference? grabs more? it's the cleanripple texture. now, do you feel so clean that you would go commando? why not! how do you feel? awesome! cottonelle has cleanripple texture so you're clean enough to go commando. welcome to the sleep revolution. all new emergen-zzzz. a natural way to power down. with melatonin plus vitamin c and other antioxidants. to work their magic while you sleep. don't just sleep, revitalize. new emergen-zzzz power down to power up.

this morning on "rossen reports" the dangers of lightning. on friday seven people in mexico were killed in a strike. >> would you know what to do if you were caught in a storm? we have national correspondent jeff rossen with more. >> good morning, guys. we know how fast the summer storms can pop up and violent they can be with lightning striking down. how do you avoid getting hit? we are getting direct access to the rare government lab. you are about to get closer to lightning than you ever want to be. it lasts only 1 millionth of a second. blink and you can miss it but you'll feel it. >> it is literally so loud. it is a shotgun going off.

>> reporter: lightning bolts provide magnificent images. the power of nature reaching down from the clouds. up close, it is frightening and deadly. >> my god! >> reporter: 19 people have been killed this year alone. which is why engineers at the lab in vancouver, washington are simulating lightning to learn more about it. it happens so fast you can barely see it but when we slow the video down look at that. a defined bolt. so what would happen if you were standing there? keep an eye on the mannequin. we captured that one bolt from several angles. let's see the damage here. can we get the lights on real quick? thank you. wow. >> we have burns down the back here. we have burns on the clothing. >> reporter: direct hit on the head. >> burns on the head. >> reporter: the burns go down

her front and come down on her legs. >> that's right. this is just 2 million volts you produce in the lab. it can be up to 1 billion bolt. >> reporter: he says what makes lightning so dangerous? it's unpredictable. >> the lightning wants to get from the cloud to the ground. it will take the shortest path possible. it is unpredictable. it may do down here and down. >> reporter: that's what makes it scary. >> exactly. >> reporter: now watch this mannequin. when the smoke clears you can actually see the path of the bolt cut across his body. somehow do you protect yourself? at the first clap of thunder, you should seek shelter and stay inside for 30 minutes after you hear the last clap of thunder. don't stand under trees. that could increase your risk of being struck. instead, move to the lowest

elevation possible and stay low so you'rer summer your life, doesn't end like this. here's another tip. if you can't seek shelter, if you can't go inside find a car. get inside the car during a lightning storm. the metal that surrounds you will actually absorb the energy. the same thing as when you are in an airplane. the metal around you absorbs it and keeps you safe. back to you guys. >> and lightning can get up to 50,000 degrees fahrenheit. the surface. not the core. >> get inside. up next, planning to hit up a garage sale this weekend? why you should wear tight clothing. we'll explain more on that. >> just ahead. >> you should do that anyway. ri

♪ hi! what happened to your hair? i got it. walgreens has all you need to keep it all under control. from a little touch-up... come on, guys! to finding that perfect finishing touch... to making memories at the touch of a button. all without missing a beat. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. shopping for a used car is so intimidating. i mean, you feel like you have to be this expert negotiator to get a fair deal. i hate to haggle. when you

go to a restaurant you don't haggle over the chicken parmesan. why can't car-buying be like that? ♪ ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. make it happen with new motrin liquid gels. visa checkout is such an easy way to pay online. enter your username and password. a few clicks. and check out. simple as that.

no re-entering payment and billing info. you feel like you're one step ahead. sign up for visa checkout. visa. everywhere you want to be. welcome back to "today." garage sale season is in full swing. maybe you are going to one or you are hosting one. we have janice lieberman here with us. janice the numbers are crazy. 150,000 garage sales in a week.

>> you can make $500 to $5,000 a week. that's not chump change. >> can you tell what this is for? >> the time and date. >> this just says garage sale. that doesn't help. you need clear signs to be able to see them from the road. put an ad in craigslist. an lot of people will put in garage sales. you will come up with a list of sales. are you furniture? baby clothes? toys? so people will get out. give them every reason to come. >> let's talk about the big sellers? >> sports equipment. they love that. i get this from my kids. tools. jewelry. >> this is all the good stuff? >> glassware. this is the good stuff that people like and baby and toddler clothes. >> give me a bit of pricing.

it is tagged at $25. >> everything has to be clearly tagged and everything is necessity negotiable. you have a lot of people to tend to. >> if i saw this tag, i would say i'll give you $50 for it. that's double. that's a good-looking bike. >> $50? you can go to the store for that. i want you to come to my house and buy stuff. maybe you group things into big bins and say the whole bin is a certain price. take it out of here. you want to clear stuff out. get your family involved. the stuff that won't sell stuffed animals. that is yucky. people don't want old stuffed animals. magazines. televisions. i don't know what you do with a working television. >> i think it is to put everything out there because my junk is somebody's treasure. you say be more selective. >> if you expect it to sell. yes. otherwise throw it out or put it in a dumpster.

>> let's more down to the lamps and go to tag everything. >> tag everything. display everything nicely. make it like a store so people can look at it and not dig through junk. >> you said it is a big part of it. make it look like a boutique shop. >> they can walk around. maybe get with your neighbors to combine forces and you have more inventory. hang the clothes up so they can see. mix it up. kids clothes. adult clothes and everything labelled. here is the tip with the tight fitting clothes. wear tight fitting clothes so you can try stuff on. you will not try stuff on in the middle of the garage sale. >> you go jogging and you hit a garage sale. you can walk around. >> you have better deals. >> it looks good. have some snacks refreshments. >> lemonade stand.

put music on. glassware sells well. talk about pricing. lamps. don't get too attached. you spent $100 on something. 1/3 to 1/2 off. >> is that a model you can use? >> 1/3 to 1/2 off. if you bought it for $100. sell it for the set. maybe have an outlet so people know. a lamp and bulb inside so people know it works. why did i buy this junk that didn't work. >> the dishes. clean the stuff. make it look like you did not eat dinner on it last night. >> a lot of people are getting it for weddings. it is great for a party. sometimes it is cheaper than plasticware. >> why do you have a measuring tape? >> people can measure furniture. if you are going shopping, bring it with you. have batteries out. >> to put in toys. >> to show it really works.

>> cash box. >> with singles. you have change to give people. plastic bags so they can carry it home. if you are shopping bring the singles so you can negotiate better. >> how about the toys here? >> and you don't want to be left with anything in the end. the purpose is cleaning out your house. at the end, put something out that says free. get rid of it. >> janice thank you very much. have a good weekend. happy shopping. coming up is apple iwatch the victim of its own hype? we will explore it but first this is "today" on nbc.

still to come on "today," in the wake of the recent strikes, what is it like to have a laser pointed in your eye? we will take you to the place

we'll do an asian salad. a chicken mcnuggets! a big mac. minions: (speaking minionese) ha ha ha ha ha! you can win $250,00 with minion mania at mcdonald's! and double your chances to win with a 20 piece chicken mcnuggets for just five dollars. (minions): ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ (raspberries sfx) ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection k ills fleas

ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea nausea, upper respiratory tract infection, and headache. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ask your doctor about otezla today.

otezla. show more of you. ♪ ♪ we're only young ♪ and naive still ♪ ♪ we require certain skills ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ can you whisper? ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ time to get your dorm ready. kohl's. did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost® high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost® high protein is the #1 selling high protein complete nutritional drink and it has a great taste-guaranteed! help get the nutrition you need everyday with boost® high protein. join

the club at brandpower.com.

kira/2shot good morning it is 5:56 on saturday morning. we're taking a live look outside. clouds covering bay bridge toll plaza. we're seeing 50s and 60s across the bay this morning. a warmer morning than we usually see at this time. good morning to you, i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at that microclimate forecast for us. >> folks in the city early this morning. it's nice. temperatures nice, close to 70 for san francisco. elsewhere, really warm. we're talking about 80s across most of the bay today, 84 for north bay, 80 peninsula, 82 south bay. meanwhile tri-valley pushing close to 90 later this afternoon. san francisco a good mix of sun and clouds as we're starting to see that sun come up. it is really going to be comfortable today.

it's really getting hot as we head to the next couple days. triple digit heat by wednesday, kira stick around. >> days like that i wish i had a pool. >> at least we have the beach, right? >> there's always the beach with anthony slaughter. thank you. we begin now this morning with breaking news that's happening in the east bay. all lanes of northbound 880 are shut down while san leandro police investigate a deadly shooting. happened around 1:00 on marina boulevard overpass in san leandro. california highway patrol in the area responding to a multi-car crash near marina boulevard off-ramp and that's when they heard gunshots nearby. they discovered the body on the overpass. the police department is investigating this as a homicide and they are actively searching for that shooter. northbound 880 between marina an davis street will be closed the rest of the morning. now to a developing story in san jose where police are searching for the person who killed an elderly man in a

drive-by shooting. it happened at woodbridge mobile home park, a retirement community in east san jose. it's north of highway 101 and east capital expressway. san jose police responded after 5:30 last night and found the man dead in the street. witnesses say they saw a gray compact car racing from the area with several people inside. police are still searching for that car and the shooter. neighbors tell us the victim was in his 50s or 60s and he would often going for walks around the mobile home park. a popular bay area teacher who recently was profiled by "the new york times" is missing. now his friends and family are reaching out to nbc bay area. ed cavanaugh disappeared a week ago near placerville. he went for a dirt bike ride near a cabin that he rents and he hasn't been seen since. cavanaugh is an avid outdoorsman but also a diabetic who needs daily medication. he's a cherished teacher at san

francisco's downtown high school. cavanaugh also spearhead the the program that teaches students wilderness skills. the eldorado county sheriff's office is actively searching for cavanaugh. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," we'll take you out to the sights sounds and tastes of the festival. if only we could transmit that teas through the tv. >> i think i can smell it. >> he's had enough garlic. that's plus your top stories coming up at 7:00 and weather. we'll send you back to the "today" show now.

good morning. it's saturday, july 25th 2015. here is a look at troubling past. we're learning more of the gunman that opened fire in a crowded movie theater and killing two and wounding nine others. police recovering his journal. his own family calling him disturbed. while in la a man fires shots into the air before police shot and kill him. no excuse. hulk hogan apologizes for using a racial slur. he is not the only member of his family speaking out. what his daughter says. no hard feelings. blake shelton's and miranda lamberts talk on twitter.

and good morning and welcome back to "today." it feels good out here. >> perfect morning. >> the 90s are headed in our direction next week. >> stephanie is here to kill the good mood and in for dylan. good to have you. let's head inside and take look at the top stories. >> it was a scene as crowds begin to gather to remember the victims of the shooting. details on that and more details on the shooter. >> reporter: good morning. we do not know why the gunman we want on the rampage. he was a drift er that went into the theater and into the darkness of one of the you movie's here and began to fire. we do know that the authorities have uncovered among other things are journals back from the hotel that he is living.

they may explain the madness. they have found inside of that motel wigs and others items that may have been used as a disguise. now, he is no stranger and records in alabama show that he had problems throughout the year and his estranged wife that asked for an order of protection. an example of that maybe in these flags. this nazi flag flown over the bar that he once owned. now, trying to figure out why, there's a lot of praise for one of the theater go ers here. that fire alarm caused everybody to get out of the theater and the experts and the first responders say that one decision

saved countless lives. chanel. >> thank you. as hillary clinton heads to a campaign in iowa the e-mails goes with her. the inspector general said that four of the e-mails have been determined to be classified. the clinton campaign says that designation may have come later after the e-mail. president bam is praising for the summit in kenya and correspondent and traveling with the president and good morning chris. >> good morning chanel. now the message is malaria is on the move. it's been a busy morning. he hosted the sum skmit took a tour of the programs that are designed for electricity. he also talked about the importance of technology in moving new ideas forward and he got a laugh as saying that he

could not text as fast as his daughters. they're not here with him, but they did get a chance to be with him and members of the extended kenya family. they had a big reunion dinner at his hotel. also this morning the president made a somber stop at the side of the deadly bombing here 17 years ago. one of the big topics that he is tackling is combatting the terrorism. one more point that the president reinterated what he said last night when he landed that he is proud to be the first morn president to visit kenya. this is a historical stop and a personal one. >> it is. thank you. a drug is being held as a lifesaver for millions. the first vaccine for malaria has begin. it may not be as affective, it's a sign of how desperate that the world is for any options. it kills 600,000 people a year and mostly young children.

chrysler is taking more cars off of the road. they're recalling 1 ht 4 million cars to make sure that they're not at risk for hackers. investigators of rhode island have discovered a beach explosion. officials say that the culprit was a copper cable under the sand that caused a build up of hydrogen that then exploded. we do under water for a discovery in lake michigan. divers have approximateidentified a ship wreck. it's called the john v and kiss disappeared in 1988. the shift that sits under water was discovered upright and almost entirely intact. >> yeah they were really shocked because typically it has

been punctured. at some point there's a pressure and it did not. the ships were saying that it was there. >> they don't make them like they used to. >> and the whole time you hear milwaukee and i just want to go swing. >> that's how you think. >> you guys are serious. i am like swing. >> we will take it. >> how about some weather. >> i will not be invited back. let's go the weather so i can save myself here. the lightening woke you up in the storms that are blasting through the midwest. maybe the partner jumped or the kids or dog. unfortunately we're going to see more today. we could see damaging winds. it's along the moisture. we have the lift and the atmosphere and into the sunday forecast it's in the northeast, and expect the clouds. here is a look at the rain that we're going to get through

sunday. heavier showers and that's an inch or more of rain. it's going to be on the light er side with mainly just a half inch of rain. overall here is the picture. heat into the center and that's going to be making the way into the northeast and enjoy the comfortable air here hey, good saturday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter waking up to some fog. a little cloud cover in san francisco. at least you can make out the buildings this morning. not as bad as it has been. cloud cover going to retreat very quickly back to the coastline as we head through the day. we're expecting to see a nice sunny day. 70 degrees in san francisco later on today, 80 for the peninsula. tri-valley today close to 90. east bay at 73 south bay at 83. overall a warm day today, even warmer tomorrow. triple digit heat by the middle of this upcoming week. all right. that's your weather. all . >> that's your weather. >> thank you very much.

you don't hear about troubles at apple but within this week there was a talk about maybe a bit of a slump. has apple been the victim of unrealistic expectations? >> reporter: this morning apple stocks not as sky high as it was days ago. >> it's down seven percent now. >> slumping after the company announced the latest earnestings. headlines like this and warning of luming trouble and wondering if the new watch is a dud. they have not revealed how many people have bought the apple watch and saying that sales are staling. analysts say that the new music streaming service has not caught fire yet. apple is still one of the richest companies in the planet but with investors hanging on every move can it live up to the height? >> there's an unrealistic expectation that is they're going to perform at every quarter that it's unfair.

>> text expert say that is it's too premature to tell if apple's slump will stick. >> they're thinking long term. >> long term and big picture. very big since the product may not fit in the pocket. there are rumors that they're developing a car and hiring top staff to a secret location for the mysterious project. >> it does draup a lot of excitement in the marketplace. at the same time. >> is the sun hot? >> yes. >> nbc news los angeles. in the meantime we have been reporting about commercial pilots being the target of laser strikes. what's it like to have to deal with that distraction? the weather channel takes you to

a place where ordinary people experience what is on the other side of the cockpit door. >> that's how many people fly in the u.s. everyday. still what happens up in the cockpit. is a bit of a mystery. >> my name is ali and i am a software engineer. >> there are not pilots, but today they're going to fly a jet with no license. >> is that a thumbs up or thumbs down. >> this $400 simulator ride is the only one of the kind in the nation. just pick up the speed. >> 130, 140, rotate. >> awesome. >> wheels up. >> it's harder than it looks. >> here at the delta museum on the grounds of atlanta airport. >> i see skyscrapers. >> anyone can pilot one. >> my job does not involve

flights. >> yeah, never been up in the air like this before. >> this is no amusement park ride. let's take you across the street where they use the same simulator to do their training at a cost of $12 million a piece. >> follow these wings. >> follow the wings. >> yeah. >> he can take you to honorlulu or hong kong. >> they're going to switch seats here. not only that but turn on the moisten outside motion outside to get the full experience. >> real pilot versus to deal with much more than you experience here. try doing all of this with a dangerous laser pointed at you from below. according to the faa it happened to 35 pilots in ten states alone. >> i had no idea that the pilot had all of the control. i thought that it was auto pilot

most of the time. >> with a lot of respect for one pilot at a time. >> still have not found the cup hold ers yet. still looks. >> dave in atlanta. >> i think that i am okay with the bloody mary in the back. >> i remember driver's ed simulator. >> before you could hit the road you had to have a simulator. >> maybe that's my problem. >> hi to sit on the phone book. >> ours would make everybody take him through mcdonald's because he likes the coffee. >> i think that's good practice. getting around that corner is hard. what would you do. the woman that slipped a woman a note claim thag had wife was texting with another man. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help.

for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. what if getting ready was this easy? now teeth-whitening is with the colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen just brush, whiten, and go! no waiting. no rinsing. it deeply whitens for whiter teeth in 2 days. optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. brush. whiten. go. [baby cooing] your baby looks at the world... ...through those delicate little baby lashes. and one of those chubby baby hands... ...latches onto your finger so hard... it's like she's saying i love you. that's why aveeno® baby lotions... ...active naturals® oat formula... ...is designed for your baby's sensitive skin. because, while you count each miraculous toe... ...you know they're counting on you. [baby coos] aveeno®. naturally beautiful babies.

some people may think subway doesn't have enough flavor. i'm here to help 'em think differently. you know that sandwich you always get? i can make it even better. you ever try this toasted with monterrey cheddar? you know what, why not. ok how about we spice this up a little bit? that sounds amazing. let's rock this sandwich together. subway. eat fresh. who will you be? when the choices you make, make all the difference. see the true tests they don't come easy. and they won't last long. but that's why you're here. for these very moments. because there's nothing that tests you like sports. it begs of you one simple question. and it asks without passion or prejudice. but that question demands an answer. the whole answer. it's the only answer you can give.

it lies to no one. the stories burning up the internet on this saturday morning. aren't you lucky? we have them in "what's trending." this was povertysted on the daily mail. we were not able to confirm what is claimed in the story, but that's why we wanted to bring it to you. two sisters at a game say that they exposed that the wife was cheating on him. they say that they saw the wife textings on her phone.

she was texting with another man. get this. >> sectioning or texting. >> it was naughty. so they pass a note to the husband telling him of the cheating. which then posts it. >> a lot of us would have done that. >> you don't know. when you're looking at something, you don't know. it's like hearing a small conversation. for all that you know they're telling you about someone. >> we don't know the husband's reaction about the note or anything. >> so it was a true friend or anything. >> maybe they're texting each other. >> by the way if you had it posting it is another one. >> yeah it's a separate thing. >> okay. so we don't know that one. >> a new study found that there are items that chill that should remain room temperature. oils and those sorts of things.

>> no. >> it changes the texture and makes them difficult to use. how about coffee beans. i keep them in the freeze er. >> yeah that's what i hear. >> tomatoes. >> the beans they say that it kills the flavors and onions and potatoes get brown in the fridge so keep them outside and when you eat it once you cut it or eat part of it you put the rest in the refrigerator. >> random question. you know what else i wonder about. ketchup, i do not like cold ketchup. >> what about syrup. my husband says that it has to be out. >> deep thoughts and questions. kim kardashian and more famous. oh boy that's a whole can of

worms. she is ready to make a few edits. one thing that may bug many of you and bugs me when it comes to some social media apps is that you tweet something out and then you realize that you made a spelling error, you can not edit the tweet, you have to delete it. the reality star mrs. kardashian tweeted about it. she second degree them to add an edit feature so that you can correct the tweets. the cofounder said great idea. >> if taylor swift can get something change. >> like nobody has not thought about it. >> and nobody understand the auto correct. it's like that must have been the auto correct. >> when you do delete a text it causes a storm. it could be for a spelling error, and people are like why did you delete it. >> then you end up with a twar

it's the twitter war. someone said #twar. something new for angelina jolie and then a pop star. i love this story. this is thanks to kristin bell approximate. she left a message in the voice of her frozen character for 6-year-old huffman that was diagnosed with a brain tumor last month. take a look at the video. >> she says that she's heard that you have been such a good girl and so brave that you're crowned as an honorary princess. that's the video of the day. >> angelina's project is going to be a family thing. she is going direct and produce

a netflix original movie, and her eldest son that was born there will be involved in the film's production. next blake shelton's and miranda sheltons divorce does not mean any bad blood or not in twitter. they shared a release and poking fun at the rumors. saying i knew that you were pregnant this calls for a drink. >> then they says yeah drinking should begin. good stuff. finally a bazaar case hip hop star grand masters car was given to someone else. can you believe that. the dj took to instagram and that car. he explain the situation. take a listen. >> came back two hours later and

home boy told me that he gave my car to somebody with no id that looks like me. >> i have not heard the word home boy in a while. >> the car is yet to be found and they're investigating the case as grand larceny. >> can you imagine. >> bring that thing back. >> dude looked like you, so i gave them the car. stilg to come what hulk hogan has to say about the ramp that's lead to the firing of the

mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait!

still to come on "today," isn't ice cream a fun way to start the day? we are having a friendly sundae

contest. coming up in the big city. camping the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs.

from the makers of frontline plus. only nexium 24hr gives you nexium level protection for frequent heartburn all day and all night. try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all day, all night protection. nexium level protection.

it is 6:26 on saturday morning. sunny skies over downtown san jose. going to be warm saturday morning. good morning to you, i'm kira klapper, anthony slaughter has a look at that microclimate forecast. you say it's going to be warmer and warmer. >> oh, yes, just the tip of the iceberg my darling. enjoy the week. it's going to be nice. not going to be hot, not too cool. you're right. starting off mild. mild is usual. yesterday north bay in the 40s to start the day, 54 now, san francisco 59. later on this afternoon while it will still reach into the 80s, it's not like what we're going to see as we head into next week. triple digit heat next wednesday. enjoy today, 84 north bay, 73 east bay, 80 for peninsula and

83 for south bay. again, temperatures right where they should be this time of year. if you've got plans to be outside, remember spf and water especially over the next couple of days. heat blazing inland. we'll talk about all that coming up at 7:00. >> anthony, thanks. we begin now this morning with breaking news happening in the east bay. all lanes of northbound 880 remain shut down while san leandro police investigate a deadly shooting. it happened around 1:00 this morning on marina boulevard overpass. that's in san leandro. the california highway patrol is responding to a multi-car crash near marina boulevard off-ramp. that's when they heard gunshots. they discovered a body on the overpass. the police department is investigating this as a homicide. they are actively searching for the shooter and they tell us northbound 880 between marina and davis street will remain closed the rest of the morning. now to a developing story in san jose where police are investigating a drive-by shooting that left an elderly man dead. it happened at woodbridge mobile

home park a retirement community in east san jose. that's north of highway 101 and east capital expressway. san jose police responded after 5:30 last night and found a man dead in the street. witnesses say they saw a gray compact car racing from the area with several people inside. police are still searching for that car and the shooter. neighbors tell us the victim was in his 50s or 60s and he would often go for walks around that mobile home park. a popular bay area teacher who recently was profiled by "the new york times" is now missing and his friends and family are reaching out to nbc bay area. ed cavanaugh disappeared one week ago near placerville. he left for a dirt bike ride near a cabin he rents and hasn't been seen since. cavanaugh is an avid outdoorsman. also a diabetic who needs daily medication. he's a cherished teacher and downtown continuation high

school that's in contrero hill. cavanaugh spear heads the program that teaches students wilderness schools. the sheriff's department is activity searching for him. coming up this morning on "today in the bay" in just about a half hour from now, we'll take you to the sights and sounds of gilroy garlic festival. we have a very warm forecast for all of your weekend plans. that plus all your top stories at 7:00. we hope you stay with us pt right new back to the "today" show.

♪ girl you know i want you to want me and girl you got me ♪ >> welcome to the ♪ >> i'm 60. >> and it's our 30th anniversary. >> teachers on summer vacation at the "today" show. >> we just met on the "today" show. ♪ i wouldn't do. ♪ lots to celebrate this saturday morning. it's july 25th 2015. good crowd out here. can you believe that it's only five months to christmas? i read it so it's my fault. >> coming up has hulk ho dpan

seen the inside of his last ring? what the firing of the racist rant means for the future. camping is a fun activity for families and some. if you don't want to head into the forest with the bugs and dirt, did you know that you can go camping in big cities. five of the best destinations. >> you can pick glamping. season 16 of the biggest loser kicks off today. season 11 winner is here today. >> come on in. good morning dude. >> hi. >> hi. >> how you doing. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hello sweet heart. >> nice to have you. >> look great. >> thank you. >> olivia has a lot going on. we have a big moment just weeks away. >> i mean this is a life changing show.

how would you say, ladies first, this has changed you? >> i am so fortunate. i am a full time instruck which are and i am four months changes. >> and it changes on the inside. >> yeah i am a father of seven, so i have to -- i told her that i am a pro at this. i have to have the energy to get around after the kids and for me playing in the nfl for 12 years and get the access weight off, it relieved the joints. >> what are the trainers looking for in this season. >> those that have a story. you're there to transform your life and to inspire others and i think that if people can be really honest and vulnerable and willing to go to that place

where all of the issues lie, you will be the most successful after. >> i think that's absolutely correct. a lot of people on the show. you have to be willing to go to the deep dark place. a lot of people don't want to address the issues. so they want to see people that want to go there and they know if you go there, then you're going get the best results. >> yeah. to be able to go there with america. you're sharing this. do you have any advice for the inspiring con ses tants? >> be real and willing to tell your story. if you get emotional, that's okay. that's what really makes the best story. >> and eat organic too. >> we have so many competitions. maybe you can help them. >> you're here on national ice cream day. >> yeah. >> thank you guys. nice to have you both here. >> to learn how you can apply for the bigger season, just go to the website. >> okay. check of the weather with

stephanie. >> okay. we're going to start you off here and the rainfall in florida. here say drought monitor. you know when you have the late night and then you're really parched. i know you know what i am talking about. that's what it feels like in florida. very dry. very parched here. will we get any relief in mother nature. it's too bad that we can not say beat me up scotty. yes, we will get the rain but it's going to be on the light er side relatively speaking. showers in florida and to the midwest. we have the heat in the south central region and that's going to move into the knot east and as we go to the next nice and comfortable here across the bay area. in fact temperatures start to warm up next week so enjoy the weekend. starting off saturday in san jose you'll notice sunshine.

same for the peninsula but we do have cloud coverage for east bay. coastal fog for north bay. afternoon highs, 70 for san francisco, 84 for north bay, 73 east bay. meanwhile nice and hot tri-valley. cool peninsula through the south bay today. it will be warm. again, triple digit heat headed our way wednesday. >> if it wasn't really hot people would be what's going on. nks for that. we continue with hulk hogan. the biggest star in wrestling is apologizing for his use of racial slurs that led to his firing. here is more. >> hulk is doing it again. >> reporter: for decades he packed stands of fans. this morning he has been butted from the wwe rant recorded on a

sex tape. the sex tape was secretly recorded and he is suing the people that made it for innovation of privacy and the website for publishing it. tabloids have leaked transcripts in which he uses the "n" word as he complains on a man that his daughter was involved with. he is asking for forgiveness. there's no excuse for it and i apologize for doing it. i use language that's inconsistent with with my own beliefs. his daughter came to his defense and saying sometimes when you're hurting you don't think logically. the wwe immediately removed him from the hall of fame and website and saying that they were not committed to embracing and celebrating individual's from all backgrounds. >> no one wants to be associated for a racist. it's horrible for the fans. >> hogan fans are pointing out where vince says it back in

20205. >> the wwe saying that was different because it was an outlandish skit similar to that of my scripted television shows. the controversy dealing blows to hulk and the wwe as they drop the legacy from the billion dollar enterprise. for today nbc news los angeles. >> thank you for that. coming up maybe you want to take the family some place new. we have places where to go camping. it's not roughing it but we will tell you more coming up after these messages.

at subway, we bring layers of enticingly tender turkey irresistibly crispy bacon, and deliciously rich guacamole together on freshly baked bread for one truly amazing sandwich: the new subway turkey & bacon guacamole. only at subway. bring us your aching and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again, with aleve pm. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge

to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life.

this morning the joys of camping without necessarily having to rough it. you don't have to pack a tent and into deep into the woods and still enjoy the great outdoors. here is editor at large and she has unique suggestions. it's always good to have you here with us. the first one is a place outside of atlanta and adventure. i lived in atlanta and have a number of friends that know this place and they swear by it. >> okay. so it's a beautiful rustic retreat and filled with horse back riding and trails and cabins and you can have a continue erie back fast. rates are $199 a night. you can see the great open air dinners. >> they have beautiful farms there too and it's a local food movement. >> organic food. in atlanta there are a couple of things to do. you can hike to stone mountain. you can take a photo of

yourself and then in town there's the atlanta belt way and just all sorts of activities and tennis. >> lots of great stuff and restaurants in atlanta too. >> yeah. >> if you're up for a rustic and true camping you say vermont. you call it robert frost mountain can mountain cabins. >> yeah they're screened in porches, marsh mellow roasting and the largest city in the state. it's on lake campaign, so there's ferry and sail riding. >> count me on that one too. next is windy city. this comes with bunk beds. >> yeah most think of it as sky scape ers and fancy restaurants. you can stay at the free hand chicago and that's next to two of my favorite parks. rates start at $44 a night.

>> wow, so this is a reasonable trip for the family and that's nice. >> now, if you're a food de austin is known. we have to do the omni barton creek hotel. >> yeah it's got golf tennis two pools and austin is a great food scene and then loving two new restaurants and then great for the tables and then users say that they don't miss the sunday friday chicken dinner as well as the fingers food and the pizza and the food. a great youthful vibe. >> finally we're going to head out west and it's a resort. >> yeah in the hood near the olympic range. you can do kayaking and rates are $199 a night. temperatures are in the summer

are around 75 degrees. there's the park place market and some news is that it's going to be expanding in the next couple of months so a great place to go and pick up and have the camp experience as well. >> sounds perfect. i will take them all. nice to have you with us. now to chanel that has the plaza fan. >> i am excited. can you be my fans. this is steve and drew. they're from new orleans and on this trip to catch baseball games across the country. you're going to help us kick off this new thing. we're calling it today's live hack. it's trying to make your life easier. here is the first one. have you worried about the cell phone on the beach when it's wet and on pool. our friends say that we have problems solved. put the phone in a sandwich bag and the touch screen will still

work. >> it really works. >> dude that's cool. >> okay. when you're at the beach and you want to swim and worried about leaving them try cleaning out an old sun tan lotion and put the money and keys. >> i would have never thought of that. >> now, it's the moment to tell us what's coming up. >> just ahead the very special under water adventure helping veterans in the planet. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. >> fantastic. my new friends. >>

welcome back to today. 12 kbreers ago more than 50,000 u.s. service members have returned home with serious injuries. kerry sanders discovered that some are being deployed in ways

that they don't think possible. >> 28-year-old bobby certained inafghanistan. >> i was driving a dirt bike and went over a pressure pipe ie d. crushed my pelvis. >> in three years he has had more than 30 surgeries. >> there's a lot of times that i question if it would have been easier if i died that day and going from the pinnacle of green beret and now i use a cane and wheelchair in my house. it's hard to swallow. >> today he is married and a father of nine month old. he is joining others for a special under water mission. >> when someone calls you on a phone and says that we have an important thing and we want you to come and join in it's a real moral bust er for us.

>> he joined forces to help re replinish the coral reef. >> they're going to take some coral that was grown in the lab and plant it on the ocean floor. so 35 feet down near the key bobby and his fellow wounded vet began to rebuild the reef. >> this is another mission that they can really get excited about and feel good about giving back to the environment. >> in the last two years wounded vets have helped to plant more than a thousand corals here. a protected haven for fish. >> you get to it and there's an importance of something else that you're doing than me e just trying to swim without only one hand and leg. >> is that something that's missing in you life. >> at times, but when i am getting to do things like this and around people like this it

goes away. >> the goal is to rebuild the healthy reef and the can do spirit. >> everybody has a different set of injuries. a different glove, so it's about putting one foot in front of the other. if we can help people take the next step then we're doing that. >> as you can expect mission accomplished. nbc news the florida keys. >> there's a story that you see and you're like wow. >> the freedom that you get i think that all of us can understand. >> yeah it's beautiful on so many levels. >> beautiful story. >> okay. coming up next. you ready? >> yeah i'm ready. >> we're celebrating national hot fudge sundae day. we will share it with you after this.

multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. a big mac, an asian chicken salad. ten piece chicken mcnuggets! minions: (speaking minionese) ha ha ha ha ha! you can win $250,000 with minion mania at mcdonald's. and double your chances to win with a 20 piece chicken mcnuggets for just five dollars. (minions): ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ (raspberries sfx) hurry in to the lowe's summer savings event for great deals, like up to $20 off select paint and primer, stain and sealant, and resurfacers, plus select project source vanities for only $39. don't miss out on summer's biggest savings at lowe's. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine®.

kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. sfx: ahhh listerine®. power to your mouth™! why do you think the ripples make a difference? grabs more? it's the cleanripple texture. now, do you feel so clean that you would go commando? why not! how do you feel? awesome! cottonelle has cleanripple texture so you're clean enough to go commando. pets are the best friends to have by your side when you want to get out and explore the paths less traveled! before fleas and ticks join in the action petsmart can help protect your pet from infestations with a variety of flea & tick products. we make it easy to treat your pet monthly and all year round and to kill fleas and ticks which may carry diseases. right now, save up to $15 on select flea & tick products. petsmart®. inspired by pets.

and i'm sampling here. every day is something day. friday was national tequilla day. >> i celebrated for all of us. >> tomorrow is milk shake day. if you want to get ahead. today is national hot fudge sundae day. we will all make our own and someone will judge us. >> this is a lot. hot fudge sundae. look at the banana split.

classic. what do you like on your ice cream? >> oreo cookie. >> i'm a health nut. i'll go with fruit. >> really? really? >> do you know chocolate is a health food nut. it releases the same endorphins as a hug. i'm taking it. >> how about oreo cookie with banana. >> and that is good together. i will do raspberry. >> i'll do skittles. >> i have that issue with the frozen yogurt. if you haveuyou have kids as parents, you layout all of the things for the kids. >> carson, you asked me what i was going to do today. this. >> we will use this as an excuse. this holiday. >> did you call this a holiday? >> yes. we will do this today.

we did tequila yesterday. we will do this today. because we're american. >> well played. >> i used to know that dance. >> you want to show it to us? >> not in this moment. >> carson here we go. >> that's good. >> ice cream or frozen yogurt? i like real ice cream. >> or gelato. >> i love gelato. >> trying to help out. >> should we try it. >> as we enjoy our sundaes, we should tell you what we have coming up tomorrow on "today." it is not just coffee milk shake day, but we take you to the home of the stars. not in los angeles or new york. you have to tune in to find out. >> we will see you then. stephanie abrams thank you so much. check her out on the weather channel. sheinelle jones, thank you. have a great day, everybody. enjoy your sundae.

coming up next, on today in the bay .... vo a deadly shooting forces the closure of an east ba good morning. i'm kira klapper. coming up next on "today in the bay," a deadly shooting forces a closure of an east bay freeway. where officers were when the shots were fired. plus the search continues for beloved san francisco teacher who has seemingly vanished. and the wwe firing of hulk hogan for racial slurs caught on tape.

(scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

proun from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." it is saturday morning 6:59. this is a live look sun is shining over the bay this mild morning. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at the microclimate forecast. >> if you don't like the heat, 90s next week really going to be hot. today, for the too bad. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. that's comfortable weather. this is a shot from san

francisco. a little fog burning off here. sunshine north bay peninsula, tri-valley. temperatures starting off nice and mild. it's a warm day. 70 degrees for san francisco later on today with plenty of sunshine. 84 for north bay, east bay at 73 tri-valley 86 today south bay reaches in the low 80s after past couple of days. only 70s but we are in a warming trend today. big warming heads our way wednesday. triple digit heat for inland valley. brace yourself. we'll detail all that coming up. >> we will stay tuned. anthony, thanks. we begin first this morning breaking news happening in the east bay. san leandro police are investigating a deadly shooting on 880. it happened around 1:00 this morning at marina boulevard off-ramp in san leandro.