we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> if you get outside remember to keep plenty of sun tan lotion and water. we leave you with this picture. have a great day. good morning. good morning. and get ready. a massive heat wave setting in throughout the east. 32 million people under advisories and warnings. and it's going to go from bad to worse. >> stunning response. a decades old allegation against donald trump resurfaces in the heat of the presidential campaign. wait until you hear what trump's attorney is saying about it. >> meanwhile, mike huckabee doubles down on his controversial claim that the president's iran deal will take israelis, quote, to the door of the oven. >> i will not apologize and i will not recant. >> we'll talk to the governor live. keeping hope alive. the day and night search for two florida teens missing at sea is expanding today.

why officials still believe they may have survived and the boys'motors join us. >> and football's first female. meet the new coach with the arizona cardinals. the history-making hire today. tuesday, july 28th, 2015. and morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. a lot of headlines in politics this morning. >> no question. we are happy to have mike huckabee in our studio live. he's taken a lot of heat for comments he made on the iran nuclear deal and we'll talk to him about that and other developments in the race. >> meanwhile, the weather is a big story today. >> we have al here looking at the major heat wave hitting most of the east coast. >> it's expanding through the midwest, the central plains, the

northwest is going to get involved in this before it's all over. we have this dome of high pressure. look at how far north the jet stream extends, all the way up into canada. this dome of high pressure expands out. it's going to build west and to the east as well. so we are watching this on both fronts, both coasts. right now, 35 million people under some sort of heat advisory or excessive heat warning. that will expand out by this time tomorrow. over the next three days. boston by thursday, 92. 95 tomorrow in new york. 94, and you factor in the heat and humidity. it's going to feel well into the 90s for the next three days. chicago, same thing. canc can city, up to 90 by thursday. 93 in memphis, but it will feel like 111 on wednesday. 1ver 7 107 in kansas city, and oklahoma city well over 100 with the feels-like temperature, and the

pacific northwest, temperatures well into the 90s from seattle, portland, medford, into boise. this is not going to go away anytime soon. here in the east, heat wave lasts right through the weekend. possibly into the beginning of next week. >> used the term heat wave all the time, but three days over 90 is a technical heat wave. >> and a wet heat. >> yeah. >> al, thank you so much. let's do politics now. these controversial new comments dominating all the headlines in the republican presidential race this morning. one of them is a stunning response from donald trump's attorney to decades-old allegations against trump. katy tur has more on this. good morning to you. >> good morning. donald trump leading in the most recent polls is now in hot water again. this time for something his lawyer has said while trying to defend trump against resurfaced allegations of rape. they're the comments that landed gop presidential candidate donald trump in hot water. >> when mexico sends its people,

they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. >> now, a new controversy is brewing after michael cohen, a lawyer for the trump organization, reportedly made these comments to the daily beast. you're talking about the front-runner for the gop presidential candidate. as well as private individual who never raped anybody. and of course, understand that by the very definition, you can't rape your spouse. the comments coming in response to an article published monday that resurfaced allegations that trump raped his then-wife evonna back in 1989. >> i don't think anybody could have anticipated that sort of response. >> trump has denied those accusations in the past. his campaign releasing a statement overnight saying this is an event that has been widely reported on in the past. it is old news and it never happened. it is the standard lawyer technique which was used to exploit more money from mr. trump, especially since he

had an iron clad prenuptial agreement. it's just a way for the daily beast, which has been reporting inaccuratery on mr. trump for years, to get some publicity for itself, but it's cohen's comments on rape that went viral overnight. senator claire mccaskill reporting, most shocking part of this? trump's lawyer thinks it's legal to rape your spouse. the daily beast also reports cohen said i think you should go ahead and write the story you plan on writing. i think you should do it because i think you're an idiot and your paper is a joke and it's going to be my absolute pleasure to serve you with a $500 million lawsuit, like i told you i did to univision. >> he said things not fit for "today," so i won't say them here. he said he would do disgusting things to us in addition to the multimillion dollar lawsuit. we're just waiting for that. >> ivana just released a statement from trump's campaign saying the story is totally without merit. i have nothing but fondness for

donald and wish him the best of luck on his campaign. incidentally, i think he would make an incredible president. meanwhile, bloomberg did the math on trump's wealth using his financial disclosure statement, valuing him at $2.9 billion, not $10 billion. >> another republican candidate facing criticism this morning, forker arkansas governor mike huckabee after he called the iran nuclear deal the equivalent of walking the israelis to the oven. peter alexander has the latest on this. >> good morning. you said it, this time the republican candidate who is stirring up the conversation with his contentious comments is not donald trump. it is mike huckabee, standing firlly behind his statement linking the president's iran nuclear deal to the holocaust. israel's ambassador to the u.s. called the language inappropriate, but several republican candidates have been less critical, including ted cruz, who said huckabee is

exactly right. >> you have a little bit of a follow-up. >> mike huckabee monday not backing down. >> i will not apologize and i will not recant because the word holocaust was invoked by the iranian government. i have stood at that oven door. i know exactly what it looks like. >> on the defensive over these comments criticizing president obama's iran nuclear deal. >> he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven. >> one prominent jewish advocacy group saying the comments were completely out of line and unacceptable, and other republican rivals weighing in. jeb bush, who says he respects huckabee, condemned that type of language. >> this is not the way we're going to win elections. >> president obama agreed, traveling in africa, he insists americans deserve better. goding republicans like huckabee and trump. >> would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad.

>> looking to raise money off the controversy he started, huckabee responded what is ridiculous and sad is that president obama doesn't take the iran threats former arkansas governor has seemingly changed his tune. he said the u.s. might be able to live with a containing iran. several contenders are using the same playbook. ratchet up the rhetoric like trump if you want to be heard. lindsey graham. ted cruz, and rand paul, all resorting to stunts. but paul concedes, even he has his limits. >> i'm traing the line of self-immolation. none of us are going to set ourselves on fire. >> well, critics say mike huckabee's language obscured his point. the new polls this morning shows a majority of americans want congress to reject the iran deal. there are the numbers on your screen. 52% say reject it. 44% of americans want it approved.

>> peter alexander, thank you very much. governor mike huckabee joins us now. governor, good to see you. >> great to be here. >> it seems to me the irony is you're taking a pro-israel stance, but in explaining the stance, you have offending people in israel and jews all over the world. >> heartily. >> they write inappropriate. fellow republicans have called them offensive and outrageous and the anti-defamation league spokesperson called them out of line and unacceptable, and you're not backing down an inch. >> not at all. the response from jewish people has been overwhelmingly positive. the response from holocaust survivors, from the children of holocaust survivors. i was last night at an event, probably one of four gentiles in the entire event, jewish event. people were overwhelmingly supportive. >> here are the people who are saying just the opposite. >> you're hearing from the adl, from the democrats. >> we're hearing from people, by the way, like you, oppose the iran nuclear deal.

>> some of them just need to go back and read what the iranians themselves said. we have developed the missiles that will replace israel with a big holocaust. >> but that's their words. why would a presidential candidate echo those words? if you're elected president and you're the one negotiating with the iranians in the future, would you stand in the oval office and address the american people and say my fellow americans. i'm rejecting the iranian people because it will march the israelis to the door of the oven? would you say that as president of the united states? >> that's exactly what i would say. we don't trust people who would threaten to kill israel, threaten to wipe them off the map. who have said that they are glad they're -- that they're a one-bomb country. >> as president of the united states, would you use the words march the israelis to the door of the oven? >> yes, i would. let me tell you why. because i have been to auschwitz three times. i have stood at that very place.

i have been to israel dozens of times. my first trip there was 22 years ago. the one thing i was sure of is for 6,000 years, jews have been hunted down. the last time the world did not take seriously threats against the jewish people, just before world war ii, this ended up in the murder of 6 million jews. >> but as the president of the united states, you would use words to express your policy and views on israel, even if they offended millions of jews around the world. >> we need to use strong words when people make strong threats against an entire group of people, as the iranians use against the jews. this is not part of the iranians. this is something they consistently say. even as we're sitting down having a negotiation with them, and they're crying out "death to america." what kind of negotiation is that? >> answer the critics who say you and other republican canddous are doing and saying anything right now simply to be heard over the roar of donald trump. is there truth to that?

>> no, it's not, if i were going to make noise about this, don't you think i would have a wetter forum than a weekend satellite radio show that i didn't think many people would listen to. >> you say it there, end up here. >> because you invited me. by the way, it's nothing i haven't said for the past 42 years having been in and out of israel and having been a strong believer that the reason that the holocaust happened was because so many people naively believe neville chamberlain's ridiculous statement that we're going to bring peace in our time. we ended up seeing 11 million people murdered, six of whom were jews who marched to the ovens i stood in front of. >> in about a week, there's going to be the first debate on the republican side. based on polling numbers you'll be on the stage along with the front-runner donald trump. do you think it's time for you and other republicans to stop treating him as some kind of a side show and start treating him as a real candidate and ask him his views, his policies and his vision for the future of the

country. >> i never treated him as a side show. anyone who has $10 billion is a player in an election because he can afford to make things happen. you know, he's striking a nerve with a lot of people. my job is not to react to donald trump. my gosh, he's getting all the attention he needs without my help. my job is to focus on what i stand for, talk about how to get jobs back in this country, talk about how to keep america safe, and how to return us to our basic moral conscience at a country. those are the issues i'll be focusing on. i'll swim in my lane, i'll let donald trump swim in his. thank you. meantime, another big story we're following this morning, the expanding search for two florida teenagers missing at sea since friday. as the coast guard offers hope of finding them alive. nbc's kerry sanders is on the story in jupiter, florida. good morning to you. >> good morning. the coast guard says searching for somebody out on the water

using high-tech equipment, but by and large, it's old school, looking out a window. they say searching is looking for a basketball in the water. as i toss the basketball in the water, you can see it. as we look from above, from the helicopter, our nbc affiliate, can you see the other four balls floating out there. now consider you're in a coast guard c-130 plane traveling at 170 miles per hour, only 500 feet off the water. at the jupiter, florida, inlet, the city came together and lit up the sky with lanterns. a symbol icic beacon to lead them home. other than the capsized boat, no sign of the teens. still, no one is giving up hope. >> they spend so much time together on the water and on land that we are so certain that

they have figured this out. >> every five minutes, i'm getting a phone call from somewhere, someone saying i have a plane, i have a pilot, i have a boat. what can i do? >> the coast guard says they have seen people survive this long on the water before and that the boys may have created a makeshift flotation device out of the missing engine cover, life jackets, and the cooler. >> here in florida, the water is a little warmer than other parts of the country. you can survive a little longer. >> we're learning more about the severe weather conditions last friday. this squall line captured on a boater's cell phone at about the same time the boys sat out. captain james doolin said while most of the boats headed in, he saw one with kids headed out. >> i seen one little boat come out and go north. >> family and friends, including football great joe namath, are urging folks north of here to walk the beach looking for any sign of the boys. while many ask, is 14 old enough

to be out on the water alone? >> are they too young to be on a boat in the water? >> these kids were raised on the water. if you don't live in florida, you don't understand how children are raised here. right now, it's all about bringing the boys home. >> you can see how far the ball has drifted from where we are just in the last minute and a half. that is why the coast guard right now is searching off the coast of savannah for these boys. and as you heard, native floridians say who those who say 14 years old was too young to be on the water, it's akin to a 14-year-old boy or girl driving a tractor or combine on a farm. it's just what happens. of course, the real question is whether the parents wanted them to come out in the atlantic or stay in jupiter inlet. that is a protected area. >> kerry sanders. thank you. we're going to talk to the mothers of the missing boys in the next half hour. >> meanwhile, natalie is here with a landmark decision for scouting. >> that's right, the boy scouts of america have ended a decades

long ban on gai scout leaders. the executive board concluded the policy of excluding gay adults is no long rer legally sensible. church sponsored scout units will still be able to exclude gay troop leaders for religious leaders. despite the compromise, the mormon church said it might leave the organization anyway. british detectives investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann have reached out to australian ofrls after a young girl's remains were found in a suitcase. the body of a girl the age of 2 to 4 was discovered on a highway this month. she was 3 years old when she went missing from the family's holiday apartment in 2007. australian police officials say there's absolutely no evidence that the child is madeleine. a florida police officer is on leave this morning after he was caught on video apparently tossing food to a handcuffed suspect. the incident was recorded on a

security camera earlier this month. the officer can be seen tossing what has been identified as peanuts to a man who was reportedly homeless. he didn't catch them all, and then later in the video, he's seen picking the food off the floor with his mouth. internal affairs is now investigating the incident. boston is out of the running as a host city for the 2024 olympic games. the decision was announced monday, hours after boston's mayor said he would not commit to having taxpayers foot the bill for any olympic cost overrun. the u.s. olympic committee is now looking for another possible bid city. los angeles, san francisco, and washington, d.c. are all on the short list. extreme sailing lived up to its name in an event in hamburg, germany this weekend. the extreme sailing team from denmark suffered a spectacular capsize, as you see there, during a nine-boat race. may not have looked crazy, too crazy from a distance, but when you take a closer look, you can see that the crew members are

holding on for dear life. one of them falls into the water. another saves himself at the last second. fortunately, no one was injured in the incident, and the crew actually recovered the next day and they finished third overall. pretty impressive coming back from that. >> when you see it close up, you really get a perspective on the height. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. mr. roker. >> hey, take a look. we have a tornado in manitoba, canada. this, again, this is a southwestern manitoba. a damaged building. it was so powerful it actually lifted the pavement off the roadways. fortunately, no injuries there. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up. (vo) around age 7, t he glucose metabolism in a dog's brain begins to change. (ray) i'd like to see her go back to her more you know social side. she literally started changing. it was shocking. she's much more aware.

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>> plus, how far would you go to protect your children? the dad who spent two years behind bars taking the blame for a hit-and-run to keep his son out of prison. why he's now confessing to the lie. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. continuing coverage of that tragic story in santa cruz. authorities this morning took the body of eight-year-old madyson middleton to the coroner's office. they discovered her remains last night in a dumpster at the tannery arts center. the 15-year-old boy now is in custody, this his face blurred on video because of his age. neighbors say the teen lived with his mother. >> i've known him for a long time. he was a mice kid. he was very well spoken for his age. just seemingly a nice guy. very unfortunate circumstance to say the least. >> police say at this time they are not looking p for any other suspects. they are expected to hold

another news conference later this morning. a follow-up now, people who live in los altos will have to wait at least another day before they can drink the tap water. e.coli concerns are putting host residents under orders to boil the water before they drink it or use it to cook. another test is currently underway but the results won't be in until tomorrow. you will nice a nice big tall glass of water today. >> lots of water today, yes. temperatures starting to sizzle across the bay. a clear sky looking at the south bay with our temperature at 62 degrees in san jose. napa 53 degrees as well as 53 in santa rosa and san francisco walks out the door to 60 degrees. a high of 100 degrees today in gilroy and pacifica 75 degrees. still cool in some spots along the heed coast, but spots like the embarcadero making it up to 87 degrees, napa 97 degrees and the walnut creek today reaching 103 degrees. now let's check in with mike or traffic.

we are looking over here where the commute continues to build just more cars pounding on to the freeway northbound 280 at 17 that crash still blocks your two left lanes, but the backup is not so traumatic out of downtown. meanwhile, the rest of your bay looks pretty good south 880, south 680, general trend for that building commute as well as toward the bay bridge toll plaza. oakland looks great. san mateo bridge westbound away interest here not a big deal but the build over toward the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you very much. we will be back with another local news update in about half an hour. we'll see you then. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself.

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first, let's take look at what's making headlines today. no obvious under lying cause of death in bobby chris teepa brown. she died sunday, six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. and joyce mitchell arrests for her daring escape in two convicted killers is being arraigned today.

her attorney telling nbc news mitchell will bypass the grand jury process and accept the charges files against her, hoping to enter a plea agreement. >> the coast guard said it will aggressively looking for austin stephanos and perry cohen, the two boys lost as sea since fry. crews have already searched an area the size of west virginia but so far have recovered only their capsized boat. their mothers are with us. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this is the first fourth day of the search. i don't think we can begin to imagine what you must be going through as you wonder and worry about your boys. how are you holding up? and what's keeping you going right now? >> i think each other. really. and the faith and belief and the knowledge of the skills that our boys possess. they are extremely athletic and knowledgeable about the water.

and we know that they are doing everything that they possibly can to stay afloat and wait for us to come and get them. >> i believe one you said yourson is like a little macgyver. they're very experienced and very resourceful. >> absolutely. austin has been on the water since before he could walk. and this is his fourth boat. this isn't new to them. these boys have been doing this. it's not even second nature at this point. it's in their blood. this is something they prepared for. their whole boating life. this is -- they're out there. >> i'm sure you have heard as people from around the country have started to focus on the story and the thinking about your boys. some have said, wait a minute, two 14-year-old boys. how could they be in a boat alone. you just talked about their extensive experience. what was their plan, to go out

close to shore or were they really headed to the bahamas as some reports suggested? >> i don't believe they were headed to the bahamas. i believe they were going off-shore to fish and something happened. the bad weather rolled in around 2:00 and something went amiss. and we're going to ask them when they get in what happened. this isn't normal. you know, this isn't -- this isn't -- >> and to address the people that are asking those questions and i'm sure making accusations. we live in a boating community. these children are surrounded by water from the moment that they're born. perry knew how to swim before he knew how to walk. they're on boats all the time. they're fishing all the time. they're on docks all the time. it's just how they are. and they have all of the skills they need. and it's the same thing if you look at a farmer, and young kids

are driving trackers or young kids are going up in the mountains hunting. if you're not surrounded in this community and you don't have it running through your blood, you'll never be able to understand it, but we can assure everyone that these boys are skilled and knowledgeable and strong enough, and have what they need to get through this. >> absolutely. >> community supports you. our hearts are with you and our prayers as well. ladies, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. obviously a lot of effort going into finding those boys, and we hope for a positive outcome. now, let's turn to a case that raises the question, what are you willing to do for your kids? a wisconsin man is now admitting he falsely confessed to a fatal 2013 hit and run that sent him to prison. all to protect the real culprit, his son. here's kevin tibbles. >> juan silva spent two years of

a five-year sentence behind bars. the twist, he didn't do it. giving a false confession to protect the true suspect, his son. >> his son had no criminal record. his father did not want him to go through what he had gone through in life and wanted a better life for his son, so he decided to confess. >> the crime, a 2013 hit and run that killed a father of three and injured a woman. it was from this milwaukee nightclub that the patrons left and started to cross the street when they were hit by a white van. it was all picked up by a nearby video surveillance camera. the video disturbing as it shows the impact and a white van leaving the scene. conviction was thrown out monday after silva senior admitted he was not the one behind the wheel. the reason he turned on his son, silva senior's lawyer says he had become unhappy with his son's behavior while he remained behind bars. >> i think my client thought that his son would use this as an opportunity to better his life, go to school get a job.

but in fact, it had the opposite effect. >> reporter: in response to an inquiry by nbc news the woman who survived the accident lashed out at silva, a parent especially a father is supposed to teach his child right from wrong, not encourage lies and deception. while juan silva senior will not be charged with obstruction of justice, his son, juan silva junior now faces three felony charges and is due in court next week. >> the state shouldn't punish the son further because his father lied. but they may look negatively at the fact that he knowingly stepped aside while someone else stepped up for him. >> reporter: a case of a father paying for the sins of the son, who could now very well wind up behind bars himself. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news milwaukee. i think i agree with the woman injured in the hit and run. it's one thing to try to protect your child. it's another thing as a parent to teach your children

responsibility and right from wrong. >> the irony is that one of the reasons the father decided to tell the truth is because he didn't think his son had learned that lesson. you got to feel for the victims and the family having to relive this again. >> a check of the weather now from al. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by gilead. >> we are watching florida closely, the weather just continues to pummel the state. the rain continues, some areas picking up double digits. we've got more on tap as we move through, low pressure slowly drifting to the north, showers and thunderstorms will fire up right over the next 72 hours. in fact over the next five days we're looking at a swath of about 3 to 5 inches from tallahassee down to sarasota. locally there could be 5 to 8 inches of rain before this comes to an end early next week. that's what's going on

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[ screaming ] >> reporter: but they just dug up their biggest surprise yet. a massive trove of gold and silver estimated to be worth at least a million dollars. >> my husband and i met in key west. we feel our life is a jimmy buffet song now. >> reporter: instead of a cheeseburger in paradise they found a rare coin with a royal time stamp of 1715 believed to be on its way to the king of spain. >> probably one of the most special coins in the world. >> reporter: the discovery in just 50 feet of water off florida's treasure coast where the bounty was preserved for centuries since a hurricane ripped apart a fleet of spanish ships 300 years ago this week. the schmidt family has to share their finding with the company that own it is salvage right in this part of the state for museums. >> we were happy as we could be.

by the end of the day i was like somebody come over here and get some more of this treasure. >> reporter: what they most treasure they say, is the family time on the water. >> you know, you climb the highest mountain you have to look for another mountain. we'll be looking for the other mountain. >> reporter: this haul may be hard to top. they are hoping to strike gold again. for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> if your life is like a jimmy buffet song this is a good thing. >> treasure to show for it. >> coming up risky business and tom cruise. don't miss what he did on "the tonight show". >> and the 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.

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back now at 7:49. history being made in the nfl and tamron's got it covered. >> good morning. this is good news. jen welter has been named the first ever female coach in the nfl. she will work with the arizona cardinals during training camp and preseason. so the cardinals share their history-making hire on facebook. i love what they said. she has a master's a ph.d. an arizona cardinals coaching job. she is dr. jen welter. by the way, guys welter is used to making history, but not just on the sidelines. she was also the first woman to play a nonkicking position in a men's pro league. to say she's got game would be an under statement. cardinals players ss give their support to her. corner back patrick peterson tweeted out, one team one goal. let's go to work coach. she joins a small group of women

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a very good tuesday morning. it is 7:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. continuing coverage of the tragic story in santa cruz. authorities this morning transported what is believed to be the body of eight-year-old madyson middleton to the coroner's office. they discovered a young girl's remains last night in a dumpster at the tannery arts center where maddy used to live. 15-year-old boy who also lived there is now in custody. his face is blurred because of his age. police say at this time her not looking for any other suspects. search dogs helping locate a missing san francisco teacher in the sierra. ed cavanaugh last seen friday july 17th when he left on a dirt bike ride. search and rescue volunteers spent the weekend looking for any signs of him but that search turned up nothing. cavanaugh works at downtown continuation high school where he teaches wilderness skills. you are going to need a cool place to relax "today in the

bay" area kari says it's going to get hot. >> temperatures hotter hand yesterday. as we get a look at san francisco you see the clear blue skies and highs today reaching froo the mid 80s. in san francisco 75 in pacifica 94 in san jose with all of these highs reaching into the 80s and 90s across most of the bay area. it will be hot today as well as tomorrow, but we could be hitting some triple digits in spots like walnut creek, livermore, as well as pleasanton. here is mike with traffic. we are just getting word on major bart delays for the san francisco stations. police activity major medical emergencies reported there. we are getting the details just plan on delays. right now check bart.gov. the roadways slowing down southbound 101 into palo alto. the build on for northbound 101 through san jose 87 and 280 start recovering after earlier crashes and not a big problem for oakland, just general build over toward the maze getting

into san francisco on the bay bridge. another local news update for you this in half an hour. see you then. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the

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♪ you've lost that loving feeling ♪ >> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, cruise versus fallon. ♪ just bring it on back ♪ ♪ just bring it on back ♪ >> who comes out on top in the epic a-list lip sync battle. plus, now boarding -- cats, dogs, roosters and kangaroos? the airline rule being abused by passengers so they can fly with a pet. ♪ and the kids in charge? >> she would just find ways to humiliate me if she didn't get what she wanted. i started feeling defensive,

unsure of myself as a mother. >> how to cope when your child bullies you. "today," july 28, 2015. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> celebrating my sister's 10th birthday on "today." >> happy birthday to me coming from clinton, maryland. >> shout out to my people in clark, mississippi. celebrating my 20th wedding anniversary. >> celebrating our engagement from denver, colorado. >> all the way from wisconsin to see the "today" show. >> i'm al roker's biggest fan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good morning and welcome back to "today." it is july 28, 2015. pretty day on the plaza. going to get hot. it's going to get very, very hot. in fact, it will be so hot this little goat might be warm.

sweep in. we have you wrangler. over here. it's a little goat. >> it's jersey fresh, baby. jersey state fair. our meteorologist comes down every year and brings us neat stuff. i'm getting a bag of jersey corn, baby. >> nice. >> absolutely. >> wrangler has seen that goat and is a little distracted. meanwhile, coming up, an easy way to get dinner on the table. we have heard about the meal services. you go online, order and the ingredients show up at your door. they are popular but are they worth it? we'll talk about that. >> first, a check of the morning's top stories. natalie is at the news desk. good morning. >> good morning. republican presidential front-runner donald trump is being dogged by an old allegation from an ex-wife and his attorney's reaction to it. nbc's katy tur has the latest. katy, good morning. >> good morning. donald trump is in hot water a number of times already this campaign season but it's something his lawyer said that's

getting the latest negative headlines. michael cohen defending his boss to "the daily beast" responding to an article published monday that resurfaces allegations that trump raped his then wife ivana in 1989. cohen saying by the very definition you can't rape your spouse. those words going viral overnight. trump's spokesman said the paper was digging up old claims that didn't happen to get publicity. we should add that ivana walked back the allegations during the divorce saying she didn't mean rape literally or criminally. i have nothing but fondness for donald and wish him the best of luck in his campaign. i think he would make an incredible president. >> katy tur, thank you so much. republican presidential hopeful mike huckabee is defending his controversial statement comparing president obama's nuclear deal with iran to the holocaust.

earlier on "today" huckabee told matt he's been to the auschwitz death camp three times and he stood by his weekend comment that the iran deal is like taking the israelis and marching them to the door of the oven. >> matt, we need to use strong words when people make strong threats against an entire group of people as the iranians have made toward the jews. >> the former arkansas governor said he considers current republican front-runner donald trump to be a real player in the race and not just a sideshow. the coast guard says warm waters off the florida coast could make it possible for two missing boys to survive. the search for the 14-year-old friends began friday after they failed to return from a fishing trip. their overturned boat was found on sunday. meantime, video shows severe weather that moved into the area about the same time that the boys set out. one captain said while other boats were heading out to safety, he saw kids on it heading further out. an american airlines flight

bound for dallas had to turn back to beijing after the plane suffered severe damage in a hailstorm less than 45 minutes into the flight on monday. take a look at the nose of the boeing 787 dreamliner. the plane is being checked out by american's maintenance team. a pregnant woman enjoyed an unusual but tender moment when she visited an orangutan visit at a zoo. mother-to-be pressed her belly up against the glass and the orangutan planted a kiss on her stomach. he did it a couple of times. the zoo confirmed the ape is fascinated by belly bumps and loves to interact with visitors who might be expecting. very sweet video. let's turn it back to matt and savannah. >> you never did that when i was pregnant. and i want to thank you for that. >> with good reason. >> exactly. >> when you fly you may think you see more pets on the planes these days. it's not your imagination. >> as john yang explains some

passengers found a loophole to bring all kinds of animals on board. >> reporter: flying these days is getting more like traveling on noah's ark. not just cats but a rooster? a kangaroo? both proudly posted online. >> i know of one instance where a passenger brought six dogs. >> reporter: what's behind the midair menagerie? flight attendants say it's a growing number of people saying how easy it is to diagnose a pet as an emotional support animal. a federal law guarantees all access to aircraft cabins. there's no doubt some people who need to travel with a pet companion but airline workers say many are causing havoc. unruly pets forcing dozens of flights to return to the gates. >> a couple of weeks ago i was on a delayed flight because the dog had relieved himself in the bathroom. at least the passenger had the good sense to bring the dog to the bathroom. >> reporter: last fall a woman was kicked off a flight in connecticut when her emotional

support pot bellied pig became disruptive. an airline industry spokesperson takes issue with the idea that more people are flying with the esas but at the same time, she says that the try doesn't keep track of the numbers. we trust our passengers are honest in communicating their need for service assistance animal support, she said in a statement. emotional support animals are different from service animals like wrangler. they are trained for specific tasks. all an esa needs is a letter from a licensed medical professional. critics say pet owners are using this to avoid paying the $125 fee most airlines charge for flying with a pet and esas don't have to be in a carrier. just how easy is it? producer courtney copenhagen from a chicago station logged on to a website, answered some questions and paid a one-time fee of $149.99. how long did it take? >> about six minutes.

>> reporter: you never talked to a doctor? >> never. >> reporter: you never heard from a doctor? >> never got a phone call. >> reporter: with a letter that arrived a week later and a $35 vest courtney and bailey headed off to the airport. for extra emotional support she brought xena, a tortoise. for some, this is no laughing matter. flight attendants say they could endanger passengers during an emergency evacuation and people with legitimate service animals are feeling the backlash like greg coleman who is blind. >> i never had a lot of problems up until the last couple of years. >> reporter: some flight attendants want to crack down on websites marketing esa letters or have airlines reduce the fee to travel with pets in approved containers hoping passengers can go back to worrying about screaming babies, not a seat mate like this. for "today," john yang, nbc news, chicago. >> turtle? >> i haven't heard of a service turtle. that's an interesting issue.

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all right. we are all right. we are back with a first look at what's trending. >> let's go. >> remember the s.a.t.? the studying, the stress, the pressure, the hangover. just kidding. that was just me. students applying to george washington university no longer required to take the s.a.t. >> wow. >> we all know standardized tests have been a topic of hot debate. some colleges have dropped the requirement already but g.w. is the largest school to make the move. do we like it? >> love it! >> yes. >> we talked about this before the show. there are a lot of really good students who do well in school, put in the effort and freeze up on standardized testing and don't score well. so i think it's great. but others are the opposite. they do really well and they don't want to get rid of them. >> i like the idea that you are looking at more than just a test score. the test isn't the total sum of who you are as a student. >> we asked the viewers.

should colleges drop standardized test requirements for applications? yes, say 73%. 27% said no. >> a lot of juniors in high school right now. >> let's stick with schools. >> okay. >> you have heard people say when i was in school we walked to school, we shoveled the snow, we went uphill six miles. >> did you use that voice? >> may not be true, but elementary school is different from when we were kids, particularly me and al. five things disappearing from schools. blackboards. >> i like those. >> now they have white boards or smartboards. cursive penmanship. not being taught in a lot of schools. >> replaced by computers? >> yeah. they say kids don't need it as much. i think you do. >> you have to sign a document. >> by the way, no one has more beautiful cursive handwriting than matt lauer. >> thank you very much. recess. this is a terrible idea. schools are getting rid of it in

favor of standardized test prep, risk of injury and budgeting. boys in particular -- i was a little bit hyper as a kid and i needed that. >> absolutely. >> wall mounted pencil sharpeners. >> i loved those. >> the smell of the shavings. loved the smell. and paste. now that's rubber cement. that's wrong. >> i remember that. >> that's not it. >> the white paste. >> not elmer's glue. >> friends of mine would eat it. >> the big tub. you would spread it on papers. >> it's the same stuff glue stick is made of. the other thing i wish they would bring back, civics classes. >> they don't have them? >> some do. >> current events. >> it's on the s.a.t. but who cares.

show of hands. who thinks the carnival games are rigged? they eat your money and you go home without anything. i have proof that maybe they are not. this guy visited a carnival -- look at him. he swept it clean. look at the stuffed animals. it's possible. one caveat. that's gilbert arenas, former nba player. he instagramed the photo saying we just got banned from the basketball games at the fair. there is a prize limit of 15. >> let's see how he did with the ring toss. >> the hoops are weird. on a regular basketball court and you throw it at a rim it bounces back. throw it at these it bounces over your head. it goes down the block. they're super charged. kate winslet recreates the famous "titanic" scene and tom cruise lip syncs his heart out. tamron has "pop start."

>> kate winslet is channelling her inner rose with our man bear grylls on "running wild." she scaled a cliff in wales. take a look. >> what am i supposed to do? >> take both hands up. i've got you. >> scary. >> both hands wide. >> jack! i feel like i'm flying! >> kate, do you trust me? >> you jump, i jump, right? now get me [ bleep ] down. >> i was out in the wild with bear. his favorite line is come on, trust me. if you need your "titanic" fix act fast. monday netflix announced the movie will expire from its service at the end of the month. >> how can it expire? >> they have a limited number of films. you would think it would remain at the top. >> true confession -- never seen it. >> oh, my gosh.

>> i will watch it this weekend. >> you were raised in a bubble. >> in a lab. >> jimmy fallon's lip sync battles are the gift that keeps on going. tom cruise got in on the fun. here's the moment. ♪ ♪ that feeling came upon me like a tidal wave ♪ ♪ i would love you until the end of time ♪ ♪ bring back that loving feeling ♪ ♪ cause it's gone, gone, gone ♪ >> that's the moment the audience went wild when tom cruise serenaded a girl. a lot of celebrities do the lip sync but tom cruise has to be the top two. he brought it. >> "risky business" moves there.

>> he was super smoking. >> his hair got all mussed. i like it. >> we're just hanging on that shot? >> we are. >> thank you. al, try to follow tom cruise with the weather report. >> that would be risky business. >> hey! >> anyway. there we are. show you what's going on. heavy thunderstorms making their way through minnesota on their way to wisconsin. we are watching the storms fire up. there will be a second line of storms coming in later today. in fact, we have a risk of strong storms from grand forks, des moines to parts of western illinois. 9 million people at risk. damaging wind gusts over 50 miles per hour. watching that. also showers in northern new england as a frontal system pushes south. strong rip currents along the west coast of florida with heavy rain. we are looking for beautiful weather out west. heat building in the pacific northwest. portland with a high of 87 with sunny skies.

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. hot weather across the bay the next three days will be sizzling for most especially in the south bay, the heat peaking tomorrow and starting to come back on thursday. san francisco reaching the mid 10s the next couple days. the north bay expect highs in the 90s, even hitting 100, east shore in the 80s, dropping back to 78 on thursday. in the tri-valley expect triple-digit temperatures for the next couple days. that's your latest weather. savannah? >> announcer: summer of secrets fitness trends brought to you by benefiber healthy shape. this, you can do. >> summer of secrets rolls on. this week we are exploring the changing faces of popular workouts. this morning the ancient practice of yoga. "today" lifestyle correspondent jenna wolf is here with a look.

good morning. namaste. >> and to you. i am not a yogi. yet i take so many classes inspired by and complimented by yoga today. why? its discipline is all around us. odds are wherever you are in the world these days a yoga studio is probably not far away. the ancient practice not so ancient in popularity. hot, hatha, bikrim yoga has mass appeal. what started a long time ago -- a lot longer than that. keep going. is not only here but hotter than ever. >> it stretches, strengthens, tones. it helps you connect to your heart, mind body and breath. >> reporter: within the last few years she's gotten a facelift. >> i didn't have a facelift. >> reporter: yoga did, using the foundation of breathing and flowing movements classes are

stepping it up demanding to the interest in more strength cardio and core work saying yoga is good but how can we make it better? >> people are bored with the work out routine. we are seeing it transition from the past whether running in the park or doing yoga with friends to transition to higher intensity workouts. >> reporter: one way is at a bar. not that bar. >> reporter: a barre class inspired by the ballet barre, they have soared in popularity in the last ten years promising a yoga-like mind body connection. >> you have a meditation like effect when you take a pure barre class similar to yoga. >> reporter: also pilates, vaguely similar but more structured focusing on concentrated controlled flowing movements. so yoga inspired pilates which inspired a host of other workouts.

piloxing trx, pilates on suspension slt, pilates with cardio and strength training. yoga mixed with spinning and that's a thing. the centered calm is not going away but it is evolving. it's anyone's guess where the ancient practice will take us next. i can't do this whole interview doing tree pose. >> i said try it. not do it. try it. >> take us through it. beginners they call it restorative and hatha. >> there are three different areas. there is beginner cardio and advanced. for beginner hatha is great. restorative is less pressure. it's relaxed. people do it on a friday night to relax for the weekend. if you are into cardio and want to build a sweat bikram or power. that's in the heat. >> i almost passed out. power is less heat but you will

move through the postures. if you have been taking yoga for a while ashtanga is great for you. six physically demanding poses and barre, small isometric poses. >> i didn't realize barre was inspired by yoga. what do you recommend? >> find a clean, quiet place. warm up. don't do it cold. don't practice on a full stomach. seems on warehouse. >> why? >> you're turning yourself upside down and you are in poses that will compromise this area. so many things on youtube. so many apps you can find different daily yoga simply yoga fit start yoga. any type you want you can find an app. >> i do a ten-minute yoga app in the morning that's great, believe it or not. you're falling, i thought you were moonwalking. if you are a yogi how do you enhance and add to the

experience? >> practice it at home. you can try a new teacher who varies postures a little bit. closing your eyes makes you balance and focus on your core. to your poses longer. any way to challenge yourself in a small way goes a long way to improving. >> breathe, inhale, exhale. >> that's what i forget to do. >> tomorrow the secrets of cycling from a new spin on spinning to biking under water. over to you. >> jenna never missed a beat. the mic falls off, she handled it gracefully. >> we're pros. >> savannah thanks. get over here. we have to talk about our visit to late night with seth meyers. >> we face time with vail every morning at 6:45. >> look. she's at the stop and shop. isn't it adorable. >> do you think it's adorable? >> not really. >> of course i do. >> no.

>> i lo it. we do it a lot here. we face time and you tilt your phone and say here's what she's doing now. >> we go through the whole thing. >> he loves it! >> it's our moment of zen. >> oh were you doing an interview? >> here's the baby squawking on the phone. >> when row bring it out during the interview that's a little much. >> my baby. >> we have all been there. when my kids were that age we didn't have it. believe me i'm happy. coming up a popular new food trend where you pick a recipe and

good tuesday morning. it's 8:26. i'm sam brock. two state lawmakers on one mission -- to look at life from the other person's perspective, politically speaking. later today david chu is going to swap districts with l.a. assembly member jimmy gomez, but not for long. it will take place during the next three days during the summer legislative recess. each lawmakers hoping to learn more about the challenges facing northern and southern california districts, but they do say they are drawing the line at rooting for each other's baseball teams there will be no-go l.a. out here in the bay area. mike, you were looking at major delays on b.a.r.t.

>> that was the original report a medical emergency. the update is they're recovering. the roadways are also moving smoothly. expect a delay out of the san francisco for the b.a.r.t. system. it's starting to calm down now. this is pretty early for a tuesday. we still have the jam on the peninsula. look at that amount of traffic. the south bay has the heaviest flow of traffic for 101 and 280. the earlier crash, 880 at coleman looks like it's cleared to the shoulder. back to you. good for b.a.r.t. riders that things aren't too bogged down. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another update.

we are back now. 8:30 on a tuesday morning, the 28th day of july 2015. let me tell you something. it's starting to get a little close out here. >> sticky. >> humid. >> we are just getting wound up. >> it's different eesit's good for

your skin. >> dewy complexion. >> coming up maybe you're concerned your kids will be bullied in school. how do i respond, support them? what if your kid is the bully and you are the target? jenna bush hager tells us what to do when your child's behavior steps over the line. >> that's a tough problem. plus don't want to do takeout or the prep work for a home cooked meal? we'll tell you about the growing number of companies that will send you the ingredients for a recipe and you have to throw it together and cook it. >> all right. first al has a check of the steamy weather. >> i have a buddy here. what's your name? >> jack. >> where are you from? >> chicago. >> all right. you had a fan that said you're my biggest fan. that's nice of you. thanks so much. nice to meet you, bud. let's see what we have for your weather. we are looking at a risk of strong storms today in the northern mississippi river valley. windy conditions in the northern

plains. look for more wet weather through florida again today. as we move into tomorrow we are looking at wet weather down through florida, central gulf coast. rain in the central great lakes. southwest looking on the wet side too. our friends from the jersey state fair july 1 to august 9. what's the big deal this ear? >> we are celebrating our 75th anniversary. we are an hour from new york city and nj state fair.org for details. it's going to be a great fair, good weather. >> all right. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a sizzling day in the bay, especially in some spots hitting 100 degrees. that's what we're expecting in gilroy today. mountainview 92 degrees, san francisco and the embarcadero at 84 degrees, and 97 in napa while

we see 87 in oakland. 103 walnut creek, livermore 102, and pittsburg topping out at 104 degrees. that's your latest weather. get that weather any time you need it. go to weather channel on cable, weather.com online as we look at the fine people. >> al thank you very much. often on the show we have talked about bullying and how to stop it. what happens when you are on the receive end of your child's aggressive behavior? "today" contributing correspondent jenna bush hager has more on that. this doesn't sound like a good situation. >> it doesn't. childhood bullying goes beyond the normal outbursts, leaving some parents feeling helpless and ashamed. now there is hope. [ screaming ] >> reporter: you have probably seen it or maybe experienced it yourself. kids bullying their parents. from toddlers to teenagers, moments like these can test any parent's patience.

according to the author of a new book "when kids call the shots." >> if they grew up with good structure, limits and boundaries they are better able to contain frustration and talk rather than act. >> reporter: what's the difference between being bullied and having a child that goes through the typical teenage angst? >> kids go through test periods where they want more power than they can manage. >> reporter: he said it usually happens with certain types of parents. >> the first would be the guilty parent. divorce, financial hardship. the parent feels bad for the child. so they start to reward. they don't set limits. the second one would be the anxious parent. always worrying concerned. children hear it as you don't believe in me. you don't trust me. the third type would be the fix everything parent. that creates a dependency on the parent and the child begins to resent it. >> reporter: martha la clerk is one of those parents. growing up her daughter natalie

could do no wrong. >> no issues no problems no terrible twos. >> reporter: after her parents separated natalie, then 11 started to act up. >> she would come home really angry and mean. rude slamming doors. it felt like she was the boss here. any request she would say no. she would just find ways to humiliate me. like she didn't get what she wanted. i started feeling defensive, unsure of myself as a mother. i think that behavior from me made it worse for natalie. >> reporter: did you feel your mom gave you the power to be the parent to bully? >> i don't know. she could have been stronger and said like don't do this and that. i guess she just let it slide. she didn't know how to handle it. >> reporter: they went through counseling which they say helped change the relationship to what it is today. >> i would realize this isn't who i am. i could be nicer. i could change.

and i did. >> reporter: martha said it was love for her daughter that helped her change. >> what advice do you give to parents who feel they are being bullied by their kids? >> not to sink to their level. if you have something to say to them say it clear and turn your back and go away. stop it there. >> reporter: sean says bullying is the symptom of an underlying issue that needs to be addressed but said there are things you can do to regain control. first of all, don't give kids everything they want. the more they are given the less they appreciate and the more they demand. second of all, don't be afraid to be unpopular. all kids want structure, limits and boundaries. never let your kid disrespect you. be firm about behavior. make sure you create a culture of mutual respect. >> that old expression. you are not your kids' best friend. you are their parent. >> exactly. all kids want boundaries. even my own child likes time out

once in a while. >> i know your parents never had to set boundaries with you and your sister. >> we were perfectly behaved. >> i have heard the stories. up next the way to make dinner that rushes ingredients to your home. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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8:46. we are back with today's american story from bob dotson from haver, montana, home to perhaps the coolest do it yourself project in america. bob, good morning. >> good morning. it's the biggest fixer-upper. a once grand legendary building full of surprises. these children live in a magical place, riddled with secret tunnels. a 35,000 square foot building. their parents are restoring mostly by themselves. that's right.

a home one-third the size of downtown abbey. and you're the down stairs help. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: erica farmer and mark whitaker couldn't just toss on a coat of paint and move in. the home is a national treasure an abandoned post office on the list of historic places that need to be preserved. after it closed winter crept inside. pipes froze, paint flakes fell like snow covering the ruined hardwood floors. how close did you come to giving up? >> never. >> no. >> never entered our minds. >> never. >> no. >> reporter: the couple restored an old home before in kansas city. so when they moved to haver, montana, they decided to try something bigger. they bought this fixer-upper for about what they would have paid for a four-bedroom home.

$100,000. the old post office has unique features. why do you have a safe up there? >> that's where they would have kept cash. >> reporter: because burglars who need ladders are easier to catch. these large air vents allowed post office comes to keep a close watch. they could roam unnoticed throughout the building. hidden eyes could see who washed their hands. >> reporter: the family has been living in the basement for three years while doing the repairs upstairs. mark had to become a state certified low pressure boiler engineer. just to keep them warm. >> i would not under rate the importance of a good understanding of plumbing in any career. >> reporter: including medicine. they are both eye doctors. i have to have something to think about at my today job. >> reporter: mark loves learning. he earned a master's in japanese and chinese literature before going into medicine. >> in a life well lived you

never stop learning. >> reporter: erica taught herself to operate a battered old bucket lift so mark could work on the windows. that has to be scary. >> it is. i get nervous down here. it's nerve wracking. >> reporter: this is a big day. they are moving after all that work. not far, just up from the basement to the building's top floor. where a courtroom was added in the 1930s to handle an overflow of bootleggers smuggling illegal booze into the country. >> we got a third floor. then no more prohibition. >> reporter: the court's holding cell is now a closet. is this the time out room? there are still places in this country that call us together. polished by can-do pride. erica and mark have now opened the building for people in town to enjoy.

they like to think of themselves as care takers. >> we're really just lighthouse keepers. >> reporter: the ones who show the rest of us the way. that's the kind of family that could make the faces on mount rushmore grin. >> how long until they finish that place completely? >> probably never. >> that's okay with them. >> that's okay. they have to keep busy you know. >> they like a project. >> i like to see the classified ad for that. needs tlc. >> a hundred thousand bucks. >> thank you. >> we are back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc.

welcome back. some important business. birthdays. willard scott's got it. hey, willard. >> new york new york what a town. you guys make it that way. everybody loves to watch the "today" show and sometimes visit. happy birthday lillian rippey from palm beach, florida. she's 100 years old today and loves to play cards. here is myrtle walker from swanton, ohio. during world war ii she was rosy the arithmeticerriveter, helped build airplanes. walter hill from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. he's 100 today.

his favorite thing is to go to the farmer's market. frank morea from conyers in new york. wish him a happy birthday as he celebrates his 102nd birthday. he loves to watch sports on television especially baseball. the hall of fame isn't too far from there. why not? new york you are the hall of fame. back to you. >> thank you, willie. >> just walking up in the wardrobe room i saw glittery gold converse sneakers. i almost said whose are they. i thought, they have to be tamron's. >> i would have thought they were yours. >> we are doing a how to look hot in sneakers. even assumes high heels are sexy shoes but the new trend is dumping these because they hurt and putting on sneakers. >> i'm all for it. >> people are wearing sneakers with gowns. j. lo rocked a sneaker. >> j. lo is j. lo. >> that's true.

j. lo can rock a burlap sack. >> we have joy bauer coming on. >> how much do you think you have to work to burn off a donut? >> she's quizzing us. >> you

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good morning. it's 8:56 on your tuesday. we are expecting an update later this morning on the tragic story in santa cruz. authorities today transported what is believed to be the body of 8-year-old madison middleton to the coroner's office. they discovered the remains in the dumpster at the complex where she lives. a 15-year-old boy is now in

custody. his face is blurred in that video because of his age. body cameras will be the focus of a meeting in san francisco. the department plans to go over potential policies. body cameras have been in the department's limbo essentially for year now the chief believes the day is coming soon to formalize the policy. we're back in 25 minutes with a local news update.

this morning on "today's take" a tuesday trend with a lot of sole. how to look sexy in sneakers. and mega star tom cruise never lost that loving feeling. that and more coming up right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. [ cheers and applause ] good morning, everybody. welcome to a tuesday morning july 28, 2015, the "today" show. i'm al with natalie and tamron. willie is off today. >> it's muggy out there today. >> i almost biked in this morning. >> i did, too.

>> i hit the door and went, no. >> my hair said, no. i turned around but i almost biked in. i said it's going to be dreadful. >> in deference to you ladies i didn't want to be sweating. >> because we don't have a shower. >> you bike in the suit. >> suited and booted. i bike in pajamas. big difference there. there are a lot of people out here enjoying the weather. >> i know. it could get worse. the heat really coming in. >> i keep telling you the humidity is good for your skin. it gives you a dewy effect women pay for for treatments and things. >> so she says. i can do without it. >> do the dew. >> i don't need it. >> dew leads to moist. >> oh! i hate that word! >> just saying. >> you know that's off limits at the table. >> that has cleanser.

tom cruise. >> yes. >> that will get any negative thought out of your head. >> i don't see "moist" as negative. >> you're a weather man and you say it all the time. >> it's nasty. tom cruise joined the lip sync battle with jimmy fallon. he has epic moments on the show where celebrities come in and throw it down. tom cruise may have dropped the mic, walked off, ended the game with his rendition of "the weeknd." take a look at what happened. ♪ i can't feel my face when i'm with you ♪ ♪ but i love it ♪ ♪ but i love it ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ baby, baby ♪ ♪ i get down on my knees for you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ if you would only love me ♪ ♪ like you used to do ♪ ♪ yeah ♪

♪ we had a love, a love, a love you don't find every day ♪ ♪ bring back that loving feeling ♪ ♪ cause it's gone gone, gone ♪ ♪ and i can't go on ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa whoa ♪ >> that's awesome. >> the couple he serenaded are from chicago. imagine going home saying i was serenaded by tom cruise. >> unbelievable. the look on her face. she was like, i can't believe this is happening. >> could he be more dreamy? what he -- 52? >> at 19 years since the first "mission impossible." >> hae had mad sex appeal. >> okay. >> i can't get over the fact that he did all his own stunts in the last one. >> unbelievable. >> and the weeknd tweeted out i

can't believe tom cruise is singing my song. you're the man for this one. # tom cruise. >> was he in competition with jimmy? >> no. and he's 53. he performed it in "top gun". >> oh, that's right. >> one of my favorite tom cruise performances. >> there it is. ♪ >> looks great. >> he looks amazing. >> well, a little younger there. but still. >> when he played the agent in tropic thunder. >> that was hilarious. >> >> if you have not seen it go on youtube. he's one of the greatest performances ever. >> so funny. >> that movie is hilarious. i could watch over and over again. >> now that we have loved on tom cruise, what do you think of the place mats? front of you? it's the new product from ikea.

>> i don't like it. >> >> these are called logged out. the idea is at the dinner table you put your cell phone on the place mat and you are logged out. >> do you need a place mat? >> don't bring your phone to the table. >> you can light it up. and you can see through it. >> it did you want fit the iphone 6. >> or a 6 plus. there it is. >> the larger issue is -- do we really need the phone on the table? >> this is allowing your kids to bring it to the table. we don't allow it in our house. >> p.s., glass of water spills -- >> okay, gone. >> in defense of the kids, kids are now saying their parents are bringing phones to the table. i had a friend whose kid is like, why do you have your phone at the table? calling it out. >> it's different at a restaurant. you show up and put your phone

there. >> or in the purse. >> don't take it out of your pocket. stand up for not bringing the phone. it's only $1.99. yahoo! health asked if we're standing wrong. >> stand up, grab your tuchus -- >> my what? >> your butt, your tushy. if your glutes aren't contracted you are doing it wrong. joy? >> there are three simple steps. first you want your feet facing forward. >> okay. >> usually we are pigeon toed or out forward. next when it comes to your butt you want to contract it and slightly tighten your abs. >> push it back? >> suck it under. >> like a butt table? >> it sort of is. >> suck it in. now we go up to the shoulders.

you want your shoulders down and slightly back. this is correct posture. it feels awkward because we are used to schlumping over >> aren't you supposed to -- >> tightening the core. and the butt. >> and don't you -- aren't you supposed to add a smoldering look at the camera? >> anything that works, al. >> joy, thank you so much. tell us -- right. >> it's a men's health article that got expert physical therapists to weigh in. >> men and women. the notion of scooching your butt under is counter what women want to do. >> men and women. suck it in. yes. >> bring it in baby. thank you, joy. and while you're standing and clenching, there is a new book to read dr. seuss's book "what pet should i get? " 25 years since his last book was

published discovered in a box in his house. dr. seuss, they believe he worked on this between 1958 and 1962. same brother and sister from one fish two fish red fish blue fish. wrote 44 books. >> luke is reading now. he loves dr. seuss books. >> do you want a pet? what kind should we get? dad said we could have onement dad said he would way. i went to the shop i went with kay and so we went in now you're going to have to buy the book. >> what happens at the end? >> it's great. love it. >> well something else to be excited about. we're so thrill about the peanuts movie. you've seen the sort of the sneak peek. snoopy and the gang set for their big screen debut, all in 3d animation. al you were saying it almost

looks like claimation. >> yet they look hand drawn. >> it's amazing. my kids cannot wait. it comes out november 6. >> promoing it and the trailer is out. >> they want to make sure it's perfect. blue sky behind this. you have charles schultz' son is behind the film as well wrote i believe the script for it. >> amazing. >> we have another big announcement to make regarding the movie. major trainer recorded a song called better when i'm dancing. this is her little snoopy animation. meghan trainor. the song you get early in september. you can expect that then. >> you have to wait for the movie until november. >> cute. >> fantastic. >> looks like her. >> it does. >> there is a peanuts version of al. they created this for you. they know how much you love charles schultz. >> oh, my gosh. i'm done. i'm done now. >> in a frame.

>> oh, my gosh. >> that looks like mickey too. >> adorable. >> i'm a peanut! >> you're a peanut character. >> your day has been made. >> it's done. i can walk away now. >> that sly look. >> they should have put you in the movie and give you a speaking part. >> look this is -- i've won already. that is great. my gosh. >> your twitter avatar. >> my gosh. >> i'm sure. >> you're a peanut now. >> i love my life! all right. you're not going to love this weather unless you like really hot steamy weather. so we've got this dome of high pressure. and guess what not only is the east and the midwest and the plains getting involved now this spreads out. the jet stream flattens out to the north. this allows the heat to build out west. so we are going to be looking at hot weather throughout across

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think we underestimate, in other words we eat back way more calories than we exercise. >> as a punishment for getting it wrong, she's going like 900. >> if the answer is a you raise the towel. you think the answer is b, raise the bottle of water. whoever gets it wrong has to increase the speed of the treadmill. ready game on girlfriends. so in order to burn off a 20 ounce bottle of sports drink, you need to wuk 3 quarters of a mile one and a quarter miles. >> you're right. 1 and a quarter miles. that's about 25 minutes. 25 minutes of walking just to burn off a sports drink. doing nicely. thank you. here we go. nutrition bars energy bars so common. people tend to grab one. they are about 200 calories on

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new downy fresh protect i'm ... ==anim== continuing coverage of that tragic sto in santa and a good tuesday morning. i'm sam brock. we continue our coverage of a tragic story in santa cruz. authorities this morning transporting what is believed to be the body of 8-year-old madison middleton to the coroner's office. they discovered her remains last night in a dumpster at the tannery art center where she lived. a 15-year-old boy is now in custody who lived in the same complex. his face is blurred on video because of his age. neighbors say he lived with his mom. >> he's very well spoken for his age. just seemingly a nice guy. so it's very unfortunate circumstance to say the least. >> police say at this time they're not looking for any

other suspects. they are expected to hold another news conference later this morning where we're hoping to learn more information. meantime a follow-up now. people who live in los altos will have to wait at least one more day before they can drink the tap water. e. coli concerns are putting most residents under orders to boil the water before they drink it or use it to cook. another test is currently underway. but those results will not be known until tomorrow. it is going to be a hot one out there today. we have a look at your weather and traffic after the break.

weather toss to traffic traffic good morning. i'm kari hall. we're already in the mid-70s in the east bay. and 71 degrees in the peninsula. south bay, 70 degrees. it continues to warm up fairly quickly as we get ready for a sizzling day and highs reaching the upper 90s in the north bay. san francisco, a high of 84. east bay, 87 degrees in the tri-valley today 102 degrees. 98 in the south bay, and the peninsula, look for a high of 92. how are the roads looking, mike?

>> a little worse for fremont. unfortunately, over the last 15 minutes, things were moving well and a crash, blocking two lanes southbound 880 at 237, that's got you backed up approaching mission boulevard. that's the late slowdown there. northbound 101, also another lake crash just as things were starting to ease from the earlier crash heading up into mountain view. distracts and slows from about 680 up to the scene. and southbound 280 to edgewood a late slowing there because of a crash blocking one lane that's unusual for the portion of 280. clearing after another crash cleared north of 66. >> and now good news mike. thank you very much. another update for you in 25 minutes. for now, we're returning to the "today" show.

taking a look at the headlines news from the national football league. the arizona cardinals hired the first female coach in nfl history. jen welter joins the team as a coaching intern for training camp and the preseason. she had been on the staff of the texas revolution in the indoor football league. she played 14 seasons of pro football herself mostly in the league called the women's football alliance. arizona cardinals head coach said quote i thought she was the type of person that could handle this in a very positive way for women and open that door. good for them. if you own a nike fuel band you're due for a refund. nike and fuel band agreed to pay owners a $25 gift card or a $15 check. the lawsuit against both nike

and apple allege that they made false claims about the fitness track ability to track steps and calories and that the companies didn't honor the product's warranty. the companies deny the claims but agreed to the class action settlement to avoid expensive lengthy litigation. amazon is apparently diving deeper into the grocery business. according to the silicon valley biz journal the giant is reportedly developing a drive-up store concept in california. shoppers would be able to order the grocery items on line and go and pick them up at the store. no word on when the store would open or how soon it could go national. if you sometimes feel you were born to shop well maybe you were. researchers found that people who are extroverts have a tougher time saying no to impulse spending. their personality type makes them more likely to crave instant rewards instead of saving for future needs. they are more likely than others to have higher credit card balances and smaller savings.

a family of professional treasure hunters is showing off this haul from a spanish treasure ship that went down in a hurricane 300 years ago. the family found the ship wreck in 15 feet of water off the coast of florida. the coins and jewelry are worth about $1 million. though this is the biggest discovery to date they say what they value most is their time spent on the water. fantastic. let's good ket a check of the weather now from mr. roker. hey, al. >> the family that plays together pays together. let's show you what we've got going on down in florida. we're watching a lot of heavy weather, rain moving through. and so we're not seeing much in the way of relief for the next several days. the next five days some areas along florida's central west coast could see 5 to 8 inches of rain. we're also looking at a risk of strong storms in the upper mississippi river valley out west heat. temperatures building.

it's going to be hotter in portland today than in los angeles. the heat is on in the northeast beginning of a several multi-day threat of heat wave where temperatures will stay well above 90, and feels like temperatures will be in the triple digits. that's what's goi good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures are heating up in parts of the bay. in the east bay, it's 74 degrees, 67 in san francisco in the north bay now at 66. today, we're headed up to 97 degrees in saratoga. the embarcadero at 84 degrees and 97 in napa. oakland, look for a high of 87 and 101 in pleasanton while pittsburgh tops out today at 104 degrees. stay cool. zpl and that is your latest weather. when you're looking for a doctor do you hop on line or look for one near your home? that could be a dangerous

mistake when it's your family health at stake. we braud in some m.d.'s. an internist and dr. schwartz is a surgeon and dr. frank litman focuses on integratetive medicine. nice to see you. let's -- you all pretty much agree that the best way to find a doctor is referral from a family or friend. >> personal recommendation is best. even beyond a family or friend ask your own doctor who would they go to the it was them or one of their family members. as doctors we get that inside scoop. we also if we are a doctor will know your permanent medical condition who would be the best for you. i say asking your doctor is a great way. >> does it matter whether you're an internist or a surgeon? >> i think it matters a lot because in the field of surgery, part of the bedside matter matters but you want somebody

who is competent with the right experience and good outcomes. i think that's as important as the personality of the person you're seeing. >> how about you? you are more of a holistic type. >> i agree if you are a surgeon you want good hands. looking for an internist you want someone who sees the big pick turks keep you healthy as well as treating the person. how to deal with stress how you sleep, all of these factors. >> so you are in the examining room with the doctor. what's the first question that you should ask? >> well it depends on what kind of doctor you're seeing. seeing a surgeon you want to know how many of these types of procedures or surgeries do you do every year, or if you have a rare condition have you seen others like me. you want to make sure the doctor is experienced to treat your specific condition. >> surgically how many operations have you done of this type? >> yes and no. it's all about trust, really. do you trust the person that's

going to take you to the operating room and do you trust that they are the person that is most likely to get the outcome you're looking for. so there is a balance. i think their experience where they trained what procedures they do and what their outcomes do matters. >> doctor you are obviously from -- not from here from south africa. a lot of times we go to doctors who trained in other countries. should we be worried about that? is the level of training the same as here in the united states as it is overseas? >> great question. it depends on the country. i was trained in south africa in the 70s, we had a medical school was excellent. in fact we got much more clinical training than american doctors. i think it depends where people get trained and what their training was. i think that's the important question. >> but we have board certification here in this country. if you look to make sure your doctor is board certified no matter where they trained if they had to pass that exam it's rigorous and chances are they

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yes, they're comfy. you saw us on the treadmill earlier but they are also a fashion statement. don't believe me? check out rihanna rocking red kicks with a sexy black dress. again stefan gwen stefani and rita ora. i asked for your favorite sneakers. samantha diamond shared her star wars vans and wonder woman converse. allison said her nike free air are the best and these boom sneakers. how to have a sexy pair of sneakers in the closet. fashion and beauty editor-at-large at in style magazine. >> good morning. >> these are the shoes i wore in today. these are my favorite sneakers. i have had them for 12 years now. >> classic. >> i would wear them with this

dress. it has the ribbon here. goes with the shoes. >> you look adorable. sneakers are having a big moment now. >> why? are we sick of heels? >> women need a break. we wear stillettos so much. but sneakers have a cult following. people lining up for the new jordans. with the fashion collaborations adidas and kanye west make it main stream. there are a lot of great styles. >> made it affordable here. >> these are my favorite. metallic tresses it up. >> for the glam girl, dresses it up. the attention goes to your feet. there is also old school. this is the '90s hip-hop. i love the juxtaposition. you can wear a skinny jean and a high top. >> we are not just talking about teenagers. >> any age. >> let's look at how we to it here. this is maya. >> she's wearing metallics.

she's doing a skinny jean and a blousy top but the shoes give it the look. they are bling giving glamour and dresses up her look. >> you can go to dinner in this. hot date. >> absolutely. >> you see j. lo a lot. hers are pricey. >> these are $170. >> done. >> next stop. >> next is alexandra. she's giving us -- she's dressy in a skirt but has on the convert. these are classic. for someone scared it's simplicity and they are easy to wear. beyonce just posted a picture with her and her daughter in these exact same converse. >> if you are just jumping in you want to do fashion, get white converse. >> absolutely. can't go wrong. >> i'm 30 years older but wear a skirt, age appropriate for a

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today on hope to it one woman's inspiring effort to help women and children in her community. >> she's trying to end the cycle of poverty that affects many families by helping them get a roof over their heads and find a job. >> as we saw fist hand the results have been remarkable. >> as i write this letter i am feeling lost and buried under my faults and fears. >> my hopes will be that i have the confidence in myself that i do not feel like such a failure it shall a big, fat lousy failure. >> i feel i need, again, to feel hopefully for good once and for all at almost my 48th birth today. >> the women in the room know what it's like to lose almost everything. reading letters they wrote to themselves brings back memories of life's lowest point. >> i felt lost, really lost. i feel fear of losing my taughts because i was living in a homeless shelter.

>> reporter: she found herself homeless and jobless with her two girls after fleeing an abusive relationship. she came here to an organization in sacrament, california, called women's empowerment where she met lisa. >> it's not that i can change the circumstances of their life but they can change the circumstances of their lives. >> reporter: every three months lisa's organization helps two dozen homeless women gain job skills and self-confidence. >> i am i have, i can. >> reporter: their situations are different. victims of domestic violence or economic hardship. some struggle with addiction but all of them are seeking the same thing. a job and a home and a little bit of pride. >> i learned how to love myself a little bit more here with the help of everybody here. >> now it's all uneven. >> reporter: after chanel's husband left her she moved 18

times with her daughters before women's empowerment helped her find work at a local college and move into an apartment. >> now that we have our own place our own foundation, our own area that we can relax and let our hair down it's like a weight is just gone. it's phone. >> when people think of homelessness they think of the person on the street corner with a sign. the man sitting on a park bench. those folks are homeless. but women and children are the hidden homeless. they are invisible to most of society. >> reporter: lisa's organization is supported by a team of 600 volume volunteers. over a decade they helped over 1200 women start over. last month aricelli became the 1,247th woman to graduate. at one time feeling worthless and alone. >> i had to look inside and

search myself. i'm sorry. search this woman whose inner voice was taken away shut down and replaced with a critic. >> reporter: now transformed into the person she says she was meant to be. >> if i were to go back to april 21 the fist day of class and told myself i would speak in front of you people the fact that i'm the shyest being in the world i would be like, no way, jose, i would never do that. guess what. i just did. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: on this day, 24 women began a new chapter cheered on by the woman and the children who gave them the strength to pull through. >> we are happy to report she's very close to being hired in a paid administrative position. we wish her luck. each graduate gets a get a swrob kit. they come filled with worksheets

and tips to help them as they set out on the job hunt. nearly 90% of women who finish the program find jobs and safehousesafe safe housing. so many are moms. >> great program. >> we need many more programs like this. >> and there is a point about women and homelessness and the effect on children. >> absolutely. we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

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i'm ... ==anim== continuing coverage of that tragic story insanta hello, everyone, 9:56. we continue to cover that tragic story in santa cruz. authorities this morning transported what's believed to be the body of 8-year-old madison middleton to the coroner's office. they discovered the remains last

night in a dumpster in the tannery art center where she lived. a 15-year-old boy who also lived there is in custody. we've blurred this video because of his age. police say at this time, they are not looking for any other suspects. search dogs are now helping locate a missing san francisco teacher in the sierra. last seen friday july 17th when he left a dirt bike ride west of lake tahoe. volunteers spent the weekend looking for him. but that search turned up nothing. cavanaugh works at downtown continuation high school where he teaches wilderness school. so there is some hope he's okay. let's check your weather. good tuesday morning i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be a hot one across the bay with a high of 97 degrees in the south bay. peninsula 92, east bay 87 degrees in san francisco. reaching 84. 97 degrees in the north bay. and the tri-valley is where we could have some triple digits today.

102 degrees, and the heat will be peaking as we head into tomorrow. now, with a look at traffic, here's mike. >> yeah look at a slow bridge right now. folks, eastbound 580 across that bridge into richmond from san rafael, one lane blocked. before you get off the span. that's the big jam there. a lighter drive around the west bay and east bay. still through palo alto, both directions toward that as lanes shift over there. south 880 through fremont. that's the lake crash around 237. look at the live camera we have southbound, it's jammed here past the truck scales passing tesla. all the way, actually to 237 where things let up south of there. right back to you. >> okay mike we'll have an update on that missing girl coming up in half an hour. we'll see you then.

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