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the field following a four game suspension and it's those comments about guns and tom brady's wife that have some wondering if he learned his lesson. and it's a reunion that you will only see on today. the cast of the psychological thrill er misery is back together again celebrating the 25th anniversary. "today" sunday october 11th 2015. "today" on nbc news. welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. >> glad to have you with us this morning. a lot of folks are talking about the dodgers ask mets game last night. check this out here. that's chase sliding into second

were was he slides at all. he broke his leg. mets fans are fourous. the play is under review. dodgers went on to win the game and that of course triggered the come back. >> i understand interfering with the play so that the double play did not happen. cannot just take out the baseman and he gets injured. >> you should be trying to go for the bag. we will look for that a little bit later. the top story and the new reports justifying the actions of the ohio police officer that shot and killed a 12 ye-year-ol boy that was carry a pellet gun. >> yes, the report was released on saturday and what they say is an effort to be transparent as the grand jury decidings whether or not to bring the chargers against the officer that shot and killed the boy. >> 12-year-old rice's final

moments caught on tape. the boy waiving an air gun in a cleveland park. a caller to 911 alerted police. >> he's scaring the bleep bloep out of us. >> a police officer and another were arrived on a scene but were not told that it was probably a fake. they shot and killed the boy after he reached for the waste band. rice's death and other shootings sparked protest er nationwide. they asked outsiders to look into the death and in two reports released by the prosecutors, they say that the officer acted reasonably. one investigator said there could be no doubt that the death was tragic and in deed when one considers the age heart breaking and adding the belief that rice posed a threat of serious harm or death was reasonable as was the response to that perceived

threat. he could face charges and prosecutors saying that they're not drawing any conclusions in the finds of the reare port and that it's up to the grand jury for them to survive. these experts all pro police dodge the fact that they returned to him and shot him immediately. reasonable juries could could find that unjust. they're working to make sure that there's no indictment and accountab accountable. in an interview on "today" rice's mother grieved for her son. >> i am looking for justice for hi son and a change in the nation so that nobody has to go through this. >> they're looking for reports as they vins gait the case. they're blasting the local police union and saying that they refuse to help end it.

meantime in texas they're under fire after tasering a city counsel man outside of his home. turns out that one of the other men was involved in an arrest that made headlines and nbc has the stories. >> this dramatic cell phone video captures the moment that they tasers counsel man jonathan miller. authorities releasing body cam individual wrote and the incident and what happened earlier. >> it started as police questioned four men guests of miller in a routine patrol of an area that has frequent drug activity. he was try to go see what was going on with his friends and interfered with with the investigation. >> i am telling you this is her scene and to back off. >> moments later, it escalates. >> i am not saying anything, get your hands off of me. it shows his on his knees when

they tazed him. bland died in july after being pulled over for a traffic violation and then arrested. medical examiners ruled the death a suicide but the litigation is pending. it's a state treep er and the police confirmed that a female officer involve in the arrest was involved in miller's case. we have six police officers. the probability of having the same officer involved in multiple incidence is probably. i have not seen anything that cause gave me a cause of concern. >> the man that police questioned was not detained and they were under police review. this morning he is out of jail and faces charges and resisting arrest. for today sarah for nbc news.

>> turning to politics now and the battle for the heart and soul of the party with the house of representatives in diso array. many are wondering about the leadership and the future of the gop. nbc kristin joins us from the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the broad er divisions are coming into sharper focus and many are expressing concerns and the arrest could hurt the chances for taking back the white house. with an uprising in the house and nonestablishment candidates thriving on the campaign trail, there's a battle for the republican party, and a lack of leadership. >> at this point it's a free for all and that's what has it's so unconcerned. >> reporter: that's a sign that they're shaking up the regard

and wine winning and the colleagues resigned and the allie stunned washington by pulling out of the race this past weekend. all eyes are on the candidate congressman ryan. it's not clear that he wants the job of uniting in a party. >> i am going catch my flight to ma make it home. >> ben carson and carly and trump are surging. trump showed no signs of leaving. >> i am all the way 100 percent. >> reporter: leaving candidates like jeb bush and chris christie struggling, and while many say that the arrest will make republican's stronger, there's a concern that it will take back the white house. >> the chaos that we're see nothing the house is bad news for the evenominees.

>> reporter: now, congress is on recess for more than a week. congressman ryan is expect today use that time to discuss with the family and friends and colleagues. there's a broad agreement that they need to name a speaker soon to retain order. >> chuck of "meet the press" this morning. what we're seeing now with the race for the speak is pulling back within the party. giver us a sense of the outsiders like trump, carson and fe carly. >> well, what you have is a bunch of the tea party and a

caucus and members of congress that's going for a little while and complaining and have not gotten anywhere. then donald trump and ben carson electroidentified and sit there and say that we have been right all along. the grass roots with us and i think that the presidential race has made the conservatives that want a little bit and want to challenge the leadership and it's had that affect. this is why it maybe impossible for republicans to find a speaker candidate that's somehow a candidate because it's in the best interest of the presidentials to bound away at the leadership. >> that's what they want to do because they're holding the strings it would appear in the race of the speaker. on the side i know that sanders is your guest this morning and shaking things up a little bit. the first debate comes on

tuesday. it's the first time that we will have all three on the same stage. the republican debates are criticized for a lake of policy and one liners. will we get another conversation on tuesday? >> yes, but i think that you're going to see some heat. it's not the personal name calling that's made some of the debates seem much more like interesting reality show theater. look sand ers and the interview with me he is ready to make a contrast with hillary clinton. he had no trouble saying what is the difference in being on one side of an issue for 25 years and being on one side of an issue for 25 hours? he is waiting to make that in an argument in a polite way. this is where it could have the fireworks. you say the other candidates. we're going to have three other

one percent ers on the stage. i think that they will attack clinton more on sanders. it's sanders to the alternative. >> yeah, looking for all of that and now i need you go get out the crystal ball or the magic eight ball. who do we get an answer from first? joe or paul ryan? >> i love that question. i think that it's the republican party and it desperately needs an answer by monday or tuesday. the longer that it drives out, the longer that they don't get ryan and searching for somebody. i think that biden should make an announcement on monday and tuesday if he want withes a nomination. we will hear from rye ran before biden. >> maybe ryan could call in on the show. >> i am ready. the phone is right here. come on over. >> now, he has the change

number. >> let us know what you get for the calls. we will have more of the conversation coming your way in just a little bit on "meet the press." who snknows. who else calls in. michelle is back as the death toll in turkey goes on. >> yes, bombings that killed nearly 100 people and nbc is there with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the number of those dead could rise. it's a serious condition and 245 that were injured and isis considered the prime suspect for this attack which is reminiscent and bombs in a crowded area and like boston, it was caught on camera. here people had peace and

linking arms when the explosion went off and one describing as a sea of blood. now it's in mourning and now they're describing this as a massacre and president obama and putin both offering their condolences to turkey. there are fresh demonstrations and here in turkey and clashes in police and that borders and descends it and to the anger. >> thank you. israel launched attacks against gaza and it left a krad er and killed a woman and her daughter. tensions increasing secretary of state john kerry has been on the phone with leader on both side and offering support to restore calm. new pictures of french train hero recovering in a hospital. he was stabbed outside of a bar

in sacramento. the picture you was taken by one of the other heros saying that stone was in good spirits. rain ton east coast and west and south carolina there were flash flooding and streets swamped and additional evacuations as more rain fell on the streets. wr rain in washington september streams of water into the streets and into a football stadium. take a look at the water that's spilling on to the field and completely covering it there. and action on another playing field is getting plenty of buzz this morning. take a look at this collision in the second game of the division series between the mets and doerges. he slid into second base and he was called out. he was carted out with a broken leg. to add insult to that injury, he was ruled safe when he reviewed

the tape. they went to tie on the series one to one. kanye west said he may want to run for the oval office. >> do you think that the country is going let a black guy from the southside of chicago to be the president of the united states? that's crazy. >> he suggested that west may have to deal with strong characters if he makes it to the white house. >> there you go. 2020. >> where is my t-shirt. >> major league baseball is investigating that slide now. >> that does not change the outcome of the game. >> no, it does not. what's the word in weather? >> well, we have high wine warnings and cannot see much, but there's a cold front in here and this cold front going to drag in the cooler temperatures and then an area of low pressure and high pressure on the west coast and the winds are very

very strong in between the systems. because of that there's high wind warnings and up near 60 to 70 miles an hour. the highways out there and the high profile vehicles and that could impact those folks. that's really going to drop the temperatures in the midwest and look at the turn around for tomorrow. 59 for a high and then 88 to 73 and north platinum and so the winds will drag down the cold. it's not going cause many showers were o thunderstorms. maybe just a couple and otherwise the country is going to enjoy the sunshine. that's a look at the weather across the country and now a >

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vicky/cu i'm vicky nguyen... good morning to you. your time now is 6:26 and we want to start you off with a beautiful live look out at san jose. you can see a sliver of a moon in the upper right-hand corner. thanks so much for joining us. here one day gone the next. president obama just wrapped up his whirlwind fundraising trip to san francisco. thousands of people lined the streets to get a glimpse of the commander-in-chief as he hopped from one part of the city to another. the president started his day downtown at a fundraiser at the warfield theater before he took the stage mr. obama got a warm introduction from oakland's mayor and the nba champs the

golden state warriors. >> thank you very much for having us. >> you recognize him? that's stef curry. crowd of about 1300 welcomed the president on stage. his 20-minute speech was light hearted but it did take a serious turn when the president touched on gun control. >> we don't have to have young boys in oakland getting shot every day. we don't have to have kids in classrooms feeling threatened because somebody has got an ak-47. >> mr. obama was out the door before guest performer kanye west even got on stage. this morning the president is in san diego for more fundraising events. our coverage of president obama's visit continues online at nbcbayarea.com. there you can watch raw video of the president's arrival and his fence today. it's our top story on front page. it's going to be another beautiful day for the blue angels to take flight. today is day three of the air show booming over san francisco.

that was the scene saturday afternoon as parachute jumpers stunt and fighter planes wowed the crowds with heart stopping flips and turns. >> i'm proud to see these planes operated with this kind of power. and presence of the men that flight these planes. >> this sim oppressive. the whole neighborhood came out for this one. >> locals are welcoming the 2,000 service men and women spending the week in san francisco. they are here as we celebrate the work they do out on the sea and in the air. if you missed the air show, the next one is happening today at 12:30 p.m. california marked a historic first this weekend. it became the first state in the nation to ban the routine use of antibiotics in livestocks. factory farms relied on antibiotics to prevents illness in unsanitary conditions and to speed up growth before the animals are slaughtered.

many experts blame that trend for an increase in antibiotic resistant bacteria or super bugs. they kill at least 23,000 americans each year. the new law takes effect in 2018 and it could become a model for the entire factory farming industry. california is the third largest producer of meat in the nation. coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," san jose tech museum is taken over by girls. we'll take you inside the event aimed at helping young women grou grow into the tech leaders of tomorrow. right now we'll send you back to the "today" show.

we have to be a role model for these little girls because who do they have? all they have, literally, is the kardashians. is that a great message for little girls? the whole family of women who take the faces they were born with as a light suggestion? is that right? no. >> amy schumer had plenty of fans in the crowd, cracking them up. the comedian finding humor in the pressure on women in hollywood. it's something people have talked with her a lot about. she always has a fun time ripping on it. we're back on this sunday morning, october 11th, 2015. we have an awesome crowd out here with us on the plaza. >> we do. >> thank you for being here. >> thanks for being here. lots of anniversaries. >> yeah. >> lots of wedding

anniversaries. >> no school tomorrow for a lot of kids. enjoying their holiday weekend. let's catch you up on what's making headlines on this sunday. two independent reports conclude an ohio police officer was justified when he shot and killed a 12-year-old tamir rice, who was carrying a pellet gun that looked like a real weapon. there's no crying in baseball but this might change your mind. ruben tejada now recovering from a broken leg after that. chase utley slid hard into second, trying to break up a double play. our first look at spencer stone after he was stabbed outside of a bar in sacramento earlier this week. these pictures show stone in his hospital bed with a friend who also helped to thwart the terror attack on a french train this past summer. we start with dallas cowboys defensive end greg hardy. what some consider his offensive comments. hardy returns to the field today after a four-game suspension

stem fming from a domestic violence charge. he's already forced to tackle questions about whether he's learned his lesson. joe fryer reports. >> reporter: dallas cowboys star greg hardy returns to the field today after a four-game suspension. critics are ruling his pre-game comments out of bounds. hardy was accused last year of beating up his girlfriend and throwing her on a pile of guns. he now faces major backlash for his choice of words on the return to the nfl. >> i hope i come out guns blazing. >> he talked about gisele, wife of tom brady, telling reporters, have you seen his wife? i hope she comes to the game. i hope her sister comes to the game. >> it appears from mr. hardy's comments that he has not learned from his past conduct, and he has no remorse whatsoever. >> reporter: cowboys head coach scolded hardy, but owner jerry jones seemed to defense the defensive end. >> unless he looks like he's

contrite, unless he looks like that he is just absolutely whipped, he's going to get criticized. >> reporter: hardy was convicted last year of assault. he denied the allegations and appealed. the charges were dismissed when his accuser chose not to testify against him. critics question why he was welcomed back to the league with an $11 million, while ray rice, who apologized for his elevator assault, is shunned. >> that gives an alarming signal to all of us watching, and saying, did the nfl put a band aid on their problem last year? >> reporter: now, hardy returns with a spotlight shining harshly on and off the field. for "today," joe fryer, nbc news. let's turn to the weather here. out in california, dealing with heat. >> it has been very hot. record-breaking temperatures are likely again today. we have this area of high pressure, just offshore wind keeping things in the 90s across parts of california. over into yuma, arizona. 99 degrees today.

well above average for this time of year. then it'll slowly push east ward, and then it's over. by next weekend, the 60s and 70s will be gone in the northeast. in the meantime, not a lot going on today. spotty showers across north dakota. we will still see clouds through the carolinas. the rain is pretty much over. tomorrow, we are looking for pretty decent columbus day. spotty showers in the northeast. those will be more interior northeast. out west, we are looking for the heat to stick around. temperatures will once again t good sunday morning. waking up to clear skies in san jose. not as much fog as we saw yesterday. temperatures back in the 50s for the most part. later on this afternoon we'll 70s and 80s like yesterday but not the extreme heat. temperatures will be coming back down. mid-80s for the south bay. mid-70s for the east bay.

temperatures close to 90. san francisco today temperatures close to 70. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. you can go to school to study almost anything these days. one college in norway let students live like vikings for nearly a year. >> nbc went to get a lesson. >> reporter: it used to strike fear in the hearts of villagers, the sound of a viking ship closing in. no blood-thirsty pillagers here. they're college students. the class, how to be a viking 101. today's lesson, rowing. >> use your back. >> it's a workout. >> it is, yeah. viking workout. >> reporter: from "game of thrones" to the hit tv series "the vikings," ancient culture is having a moment. this school in norway seized it. turning its craft's course into a full-on, nine-month viking

immersion experience. hollywood may make it look easy, but i'll tell you what, being a modern day viking is not always smooth sailing. there's lots of sewing and chopping and making flat bread. >> does it look round to you? >> reporter: the professor dresses the part, and the students are expected to do the same. >> i am thor. >> reporter: thor can name his viking ancestors going back 40 generations. >> why did you take the course? >> to experience the life of a viking. you know, what my ancestors went through and what it was like. if i learn something i can use later in life, that's a bonus. >> reporter: today's teens don't need to know how to forge a knife, build a fire or cook food to last for weeks, but there's a bigger lesson to be learned. >> i think in nine months from

now, these students are going to be able to take care of themselves, without electricity, for instance. that's a good skill. >> reporter: skills to help them navigate their own modern viking way. for "today," kelly, norway. >> we didn't have anything to say besides just that we're hearing hats. >> there is nothing to say, except your braids look awesome. >> i asked how a viking would speak, and no one can answer the question. >> i wonder why. >> you wanted to do it like a pirate. that didn't -- >> it's not appropriate. >> no. plus, we celebrated international talk like a pirate day a few weeks ago. >> we didn't celebrate it. >> i did, anyway. >> well, i like your hat. >> folks on the plaza are looking at us like we are from another planet. you've never seen someone wear a viking hat? >> we're from viking hat. new amusement park opening this fall. up next, our sunday stories. a man who spent a decade behind bars fighting for justice in his case is now part of the legal

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we meet one student who learned his lessons the hard way. as a defendant trying to maintain his innocence from behind bars. our chief legal correspondent has this story. good morning to you. >> good morning. i just spent time in chicago with the new law school graduate on an unusual path. jared adams says he didn't commit the crime for which he was convicted, and he was determined to prove it using his own experience in the justice system as the ultimate classroom. >> we can get started. >> reporter: for jared adams, leading a clinic on criminal justice goes beyond the professional, it's personal. when he was 17 years old, he visited a college campus with two friends, where they were accused of sexual assault. >> i maintained my innocence from the beginning because i was innocent. >> reporter: but adams count-appointed lawyer didn't offer a defense at trial. he was convicted and sentenced to 28 years in prison. >> it's as if i'm looking at myself in a courtroom, you know, while the train is coming down

the tracks. getting ready to hit me head on. >> reporter: living behind bars, a cell mate told him to stop playing basketball and fight for his freedom and justice instead. adams taught himself case law and wrote to the wisconsin innocence project. >> we got the letter from jared in time to allow us to do a federal appeal. we had powerful new evidence that had not been presented to the jury. >> reporter: after nine years in prison, adams' case finally reached the top federal court in the midwest. in a unanimous vote, the justices threw out his conviction, ruling he didn't receive an adequate defense. >> the day they overturned my conviction, i was taken to a phone room. they said, jared, you won. hearing that brought tears to my eyes. >> this is a human system. it's fallible. it's bound to make mistakes. but it also tells us that when

we make mistakes, they are catastrophic. >> reporter: with adams forcefully maintaining his innocence and refusing a plea deal, prosecutors decided not to retry him. he was free, but he was a 26-year-old man with a life paused at 17. >> when i went to prison, there was no google. there was no e-mail. there was none of this stuff. i had to figure out a way in which i could catch up with the world, to be able to have a shot at life. >> reporter: he set a lofty goal. law school in public service. >> jared adams. [ applause ] >> reporter: he earned the law degree this past spring. >> jared has his passion for using his legal education and his talents to right wrongs in society. >> reporter: his mission didn't stop there. adams won a fellowship to the court that overturned his convicti conviction. we asked former federal prosecutor if he's ever seen

that happen. >> never have. i mean, jared is remarkable. >> for someone to argue before that court is a really big deal. for someone to clerk for that court is a bigger deal. i'm as proud as if i was his mother. >> reporter: adams says his story is just getting started. >> i said to myself, the story of jared adams won't be remembered as, you know, a person wrongfully convicted and got out. no. story of jared adams is going to be a person wrongfully convicted, got out and worked each and every day until he gasped his last breath to change the criminal justice system for the better. >> adams just took the bar exam. he gets his results next month. he says he wants to represent those who can't afford an attorney and lobby congress on reforming re-entry programs. >> great story. thank you for sharing that with us. let's send it over to sheinelle in the orange room. she has today's plaza fan of the day. >> we have our fans of the day. i want you to meet my new

favorite couple. ron and maria from massachusetts. they celebrate 52 years of marriage tomorrow. can you give them a round of applause? i asked them, what's the secret? she said a lot of kids. they have two sets of twins? >> and one kid in the middle. >> congratulations. thank you guys for coming. quickly, she did the happy dance earlier. she's so excited. i love it. still ahead on "today," you dirty bird. james caan and kathy bates together again 25 years after making their iconic thriller looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it.

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you dirty bird. >> there it is. back now on a sunday morning with a look at a film that gained a lot of number one fans. james caan and kathy bates took fans along on a psychological ride. >> kathy bates played crazy so well. >> she do id. >> they reunited, hopefully without the sledgehammer. joe fryer has the story. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine how such a joyful friendship could grow. >> you dirty bird. >> reporter: out of so much

misery. >> you murdered my misery! >> reporter: yet, 25 years after making their iconic thriller, james caan and kathy bates are picking up. >> come on. come on. >> come on, you dirty bird. >> you dirty bird. >> reporter: right where they left off. >> certain people, they don't get out of your life. you know what i mean? it's almost like she's omniprese omnipresent. >> reporter: the movie, based on steven king's novel, centers around an author injured in a car crash. he's rescued by his number one fan, an obsessive nurse with questionable bedside manner. >> look. see what you made me do? >> he was confined to this bed for, what, two months? >> almost three. >> went crazy. they had to let him -- >> it was a short trip. >> reporter: caan got little

sympathy from the director. >> he said, i'm going to get the most neurotic guy in hollywood and put him in bed for 15 weeks. i'd come in in the morning and he'd say something to kathy, look at me and go, jimmy, today, today you get in bed. >> we were so excited when we got to go to the dining room. >> yeah. it was a bigoti iouting for us. >> i get to sit up. >> reporter: no scene is more memorable than the one with the sledgehammer. >> please don't do it. >> reporter: which we can't show in its entirety on morning tv. >> the sledgehammer scene, when you first read that, what went through your mind? >> i was disappointed because i had read the book. in the book, she chops his feet off. >> reporter: clearly, the sledgehammer had an impact on everyone. it's features in this reunion photo shoot with entertainment

weekly. >> you did to the sledgehammer what jason did to the hockey mask. >> yes. >> reporter: equally disturbing, the fight scene toward the end. no stunt doubles here. >> the minute we got to real violent things, she got so upset. >> i was crying. >> anxious? >> and a little nauseous. >> it was upset to have that much violence coming at you. >> what was the fight scene like? it was you two going at it, right? >> yeah, it was good. she was tough. she had me pinned twice, but i got out. >> reporter: in the end, the creepy role launched bates' career. she won the oscar for best lead actress. >> she can be pretty scary, but she's really a mashed potato, sweetheart. >> my mother said. i don't know why there's fussing about that. it's just you up there. >> is this what you're looking for? >> reporter: for all the horror, what remains today is laughter. >> kathy and i are going to work together in a pfew weeks. she'll will the right hand

corner and i'll be the left of the hollywood squares. look forward to that. >> reporter: all kidding aside, it's clear after 25 years, misery still loves company. >> it's been fun to see you again. >> my girl. >> reporter: joe fryer. >> seem like they genuinely enjoy each other. >> fun piece. still to come, harry smith introduces us to french street take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce...

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this morning on sundays with harry, there are days when new york this seasoned there are days when new york feels like the smallest town. you never know who you're going to run into.

>> that's true. harry had an encounter this week, and he recorded it on the you iphone. >> most of us like the walk and we're trying to get to the destination and sometimes you reach a detour. a deversion that makes you smile. >> was it a mistake or gag. was there method behind the madness of the furniture that appeared along broadway on manhattans upper west side. >> what do you do? >> we are french artists duo and we're crossing through broadway. the point is to create interaction and to say hello hello new york. we love you guys. >> what happens when tables and chairs appear where none were before and you sit down and talk. >> sometimes you have to sit and stop and sometimes it's so big that you need explanation.

>> what kind of conversations do you have? >> really deep. >> sometimes. >> not sometimes. often. >> when you take a seat you go deeply into eintimacy. >> think of that as a canvas and then paint. it's per formens art with a c t change of cast. they have done this before. >> we have done this before in italy, paris, nancy our hometown, belgium. >> in new york there's is a 30 day 11 mile journey down broadway from harlom to the park. >> you're drinking the coffee with us and talking. it's the point.

there's a flat level. there's not up or down. there's only human on the sidewalk. >> new york is a less spontaneous place. they come to stop and see what happens. >> we love new york for that because it's a warm and welcoming cities. it's one of the most welcoming cities that we have just visited. it's a great experience. ♪ >> if you come at night you will hear yorker that stops by to sing beautifully. >> all right. the guy comes before every night. >> you were just walking down the street and had your iphone and just found them. >> so they have thanks to brooklyn streets arts and they build the furniture everywhere that they go. so crest hardware is where they pounded it together. >> that's a great story. >> thank you. >> we have to go and find them. >> tune in to "meet the press"

this morning. bernie

. good morning. let's start you off right now with a live look from our sky camera network at san bruno mountain. hazy out there but a nice one. thanks for waking up with us. i'm non-non-. and guess who is here. anthony slaughter. >> the fog stuck around for a little while. looking at clear guys from the golden gate bridge. temperatures not as mild as yesterday back in the 50s and 60s and overal a nice day. temperatures back in the 70s and 80s for the most part and that's about it.