>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hello, everybody. so happy you're here for hump day with hoda woman. it's winesday wednesday, june 15. that's "stay a little longer" by brothers osborne. >> we've got a great show. we're so happy. >> two words, ricky gervais. >> if that's his real name. he's spending an entire half hour with us. we hear there's so much emmy buzz already surrounding your new netflix movie. >> everybody's talking about it.

>> well, you are. that's all that counts. and what do you mean if it's my real name. why would i make up a stupid name like ricky gervais? of course it's my real name. i'd come up with something like hank baxter. i was born ricky. >> it's not richard? >> no. >> it's ricky? >> i know! for a grown man. that should be a child or a dog, shouldn't it, called ricky? >> little ricky. >> the thing is, you'll identify with this. apparently my dad was drunk -- because my middle name is dean, and he spelled it d-e-n-e. so my name is ricky dene gervase, i should be a country western singer. >> do you plan on keeping me? >> well, why should i change it? it's what's been holding me back. is this actually going out on television? yes. >> how have you lasted this long? [ laughter ] do you know you're on tele?

do you think this is a bar and people -- there's always people around talking to you? >> we have fun. >> it's just ridiculous. you are -- you're amazing. you're amazing. this is my favorite show. >> it is? >> easily. >> you look really buff. >> we were just saying that. >> have you been working out? >> see, i told you they were drunk. [ laughter ] i'm holding it in. >> what have you got in your coffee cup, big guy? >> just ordinary diet coke. other diet drinks are available. [ laughter ] >> well, we're going to talk about your emmy being considered netflix movie. >> everybody is talking about. >> it and you're coming back again in "the office" character. >> yes. for the movie. >> we also have an emmy winning hbo comedy participant, what's his name? >> tim simons. >> that's right. >> he will play veep or creep. you don't want to miss that. >> this season is so funny of

veep, and jonah is especially funny. >> he got elected, right? >> you can't believe he got elected? >> look at some of the people that got elected. it's not that far off the mark. if you're finding snakes on a pane, your window wells, porch and garden, mr. fix it, lou manfredi dini, he's got a name that rights with -- >> you'll have to wait. >> yes you will. >> you like that, new. >> is that a good one? >> it's great. this is lovely to watch. it's like a social experiment. >> you know who would have been right at home with us? derek. >> i loved derek! >> thank you very much. i might bring him back. >> this is called words of wisdom. we need this. you ready? >> yes. >> here we go. "when faced with two choices, simply toss a coin. it works not because it settles the question for you but because

in that brief moment when the coin is in the air you suddenly know what you're hoping for." have you ever done that? >> no. >> you flip a coin when it's up you go "i don't want to do it." you know when it's air born. >> no. >> yes, you do. ricky, do you? >> i don't drink or gamble. >> one of those is a lie. [ laughter ] >> all right, you'll like this one. time for our hump day hunk. >> we scoured the internet and we found our hunk. >> any guess who this person? >> take a look. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> yes. >> unbelievable. >> that is ricky from back in the day when he was in a british new wave group called fiona dancing. >> it's ricky dene. >> oh! >> turn it up. i want to hear it. ♪ ♪ >> it's a boy band. >> oh, many i gosh! were you a big david bowie fan?

>> of course. first time i met him he'd seen this clip and he came over and said "i owe you an apology, it seems i've been ripping you off all these years." >> did you like that, singing? >> i love that. and i love singing, i live it vicariously. that's what the shoe vie is about. >> they say right what you know. and you've known a lot of tragedy. >> i know. this is as good as it gets. >> and you're here with the lovely ms. jane, we love to see her, too. things are still hot between you two? >> this is like -- this is like therapy. [ laughter ] >> jane, we might need your help for this wine bot question. we're asking the question of how often you do laundry. so our wine bot is -- we're going to pick an item of clothing and ask how often you should wash it. the item we're discussing is a

bra. do you wash your bra everyday or every three or four days? i'm going ask jane first. >> oh, gosh. >> jane, do you wash your bra -- >> come on over, sweetheart. >> do you wash every day or three or four? >> oh, three or four. >> that's what i say. >> do you sweat at all when you're wearing such bras? >> no, but i'm not particularly well endow sod there's not a lot of sweating going on down there. [ laughter ] >> so the question is, kathie lee thinks you should wash your bra everyday. >> gently. gentle cycle. >> i agree with jane. i think every three or four days. >> what do you say, ricky? >> i say -- i don't believe this is going out on air. [ laughter ] i don't even wear a bra. [ laughter ] >> so you're voting with me. it's heaving cleavage. >> team klg. if you agree with kathie lee you should wash it everyday

everyday, #teamklg. if you agree with me and jane, you should wash every three or four days go #teamhoda. so what happens, ricky is in those glass -- >> he knows, he won with me that time. >> remember that time? >> yeah. >> all right, so we'll watch -- nobody cares about this wine bot. look what's happening. >> there it goes. come on, baby. >> that was unfortunate. >> that was ugly. >> we'll keep checking up. "ame talent" surprised the judges. katie lynn was adopted by her parents when they were in their 50s. they said when they first saw her it was love at first sight. take a look at her. ♪ twinkle twinkle lucky star, can you send me love from ♪ where you are, can you make a rainbow shine that far

♪ twinkle, twinkle, lucky star ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. wow. simon called her an old soul. like she was like patsy cline. >> the new patsy cline. look at the wine bot, ricky. jane, jane -- >> apparently a lot of people don't mind sweaty gross bras. [ laughter ] >> jane, how many bras do you own? about? roughly? >> jane, i'm sorry about this. i'm sorry. >> 15? >> most people own a handful, two or three, three or four. jane owns a lot. that's why i think people don't wash them all the time. >> are you saying do you wash them -- do you wear them for three days and wash them or do you say i wash my bras every three days and there's a pile of bras? >> you wear them after three uses. >> so you're asking really do you wear your bra for three days or one? >> right. that's why i think it's gross.

>> it's not gross. >> can't you just turn them inside out like underpants? [ laughter ] when i was a student -- and i had no money and you had to -- it was like, i don't know, a pound for the wash and i had enough for a bath or to wash my clothes so i got in the path and put my clothes in with me and just wriggled around so i had a bath with my clothes. >> i think that's clever. >> i love that. >> save money. >> wow. >> that's great. >> what do you think of naming children after food? >> [laughter]. oh, brisket. [ laughter ] what do you mean? >> you're winning. >> we're killing, it, jane. people have a cocoa, people have apple. >> so how about steak? sean penn's 22-year-old son said that he was supposed to be named

steak after his dad's favorite food but his mom robin wright stepped in and so they went with hopper after dennis hopper. saying his dad idolized dennis hopper. so he could have been steak had his dad had his way. >> cheese. cheese, happy birthday, cheese. >> we should leave those to be nicknames. we'll have a lot of cheese coming up. >> we'll take a little break and come back with our man -- we have nothing left to talk about. >> ricky gervais. >> being considered for so many emmys. >> look, nobody's clean. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced, but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so we said if you need safelite to come to the zoo we'll come to the zoo! only safelite can fix your windshield anywhere in the us. with our exclusive mobileglassshops. and our one of a kind trueseal technology, for a reliable bond. service that fits your schedule.

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before he became famous for writing "the office" you might not have office ten years. >> those days are long gone. he's now considered one of the most influential comedians in the world. >> in fact, i think he is. >> with three golden globes, two emmy, that's more than any british comedian ever. >> but who's counting. >> now written, derreked, stars in the netflix film special correspondent, set to cover up foreign coup with hot shot reporter. when he throws away passports, stuck in new york, brainstorming next movie with the help of local cafe owners. >> we need to brainstorm.

>> these two, they are not the sharpest tool in the box. >> a genius. >> other people go instead of you. >> of course not. >> can you cover a different story. >> it needs to be that story. it needs to be ecuador and it needs to be us. >> i got it. you can use someone else's passports. ours. >> we're screwed. >> that's eric. >> hello ricky. >> hi. >> thanks for coming to see us. why do you come? is it to make fun of us? >> this is odd. she should something sort of like normal, and then you just said something like -- it was -- i'm not criticizing. i admire you for it. and also people at home go, well, i can get drunk and talk. you're like -- you're like same as me.

if he can, anyone can. don't they think we're sort of -- normal people sitting at home getting drunk in their pants going, i can do that. >> and their dirty bras. >> dirty bras and inside out pants and firstborn and this is what it's all about. special correspondents is on netflix, so is -- >> is there any buzz? >> i got it from you. >> i got it from you. >> somebody said you said it. >> i said there's buzz. yes, there's buzz. >> keep saying it until everyone else repeats. >> worst emmy campaign ever. >> ever. >> if you're an emmy bug, you've

got to take that bug. tv movie. >> why go back to "the office." has he evolved. >> new movie "life on the road" it starts 12 years later. we see what he's doing now. what he's doing now is a traveling salesman selling tam pons and lossenizenges. he hates his job. >> kind of pathetic. >> the world is different. he's sort of out of his depth with really ruthless people. it's funny, though. funny, tragic. >> yes. >> the songs, as i say, i get to pretend i'm a rock star. >> what kind of songs. >> did you write them? >> i did.

i did. there's great songs like native american where he thinks he's solving all problems. he thinks he's changing the world. it's more delusional but very funny. >> he and eric would get along well now. >> i think he would give him a hug, they would be best mates. >> are you going to be doing some stand up? >> started doing a few warm-up shows in england. that's what i want to do next. i haven't done it for six year. it keeps getting pushed back when i do a new tv show or movie. i want to focus on that. once it goes out in england and netflix, next north america, and then i want to do some standup, yeah. >> wow. >> i think you need to take miss jane someplace nice. she puts up with an awful lot. >> this is someplace nice. she's here. >> she prefers italy. >> happy anniversary.

guess where i'm taking you, to see kathie and hoda. >> she says, that's my favorite. she's fallen on her feet. she's seen the world, meese people like you. >> she prefers italy. >> i know. >> see the wine bot. look at that. >> we knew it was going to be a runaway, jane, didn't we? >> what does this tell you about the fate of the world. >> look at your half cup. >> my bra is clean. >> don't go anywhere, ricky is sticking around for a few more right after this. >> no. >> yes. yes, you are. yes. even a ufh2o. [man] that's not good. [pilot] that's not good.

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these things, they make the sound of whatever is in there. >> it's called "sound off." so you pick it up and give us a clue. do the sound and we'll guess it. >> as many as you can do in 20 seconds. >> gargle! mouthwash. >> yes. okay. um --. do it. i said zip, that's a giveaway. [ buzzer sounding ] >> baby crying, yes. >> good. >> that was 30 seconds? >> 20 seconds. >> oh 20, wow. go. g go. >> dialing an old telephone. >> yes, rotary phone. >> that takes time. >> either that or a prostate exam. >> slurping soup.

>> yes! [ buzzer sounding ] >> too late. >> tv bars and tones. that's hard. >> it's in "pulp fiction." >> here we go. >> cheers. >> yes. >> oh, dear. >> whoo! >> whoopi cushion. >> no that would be -- >> i don't know anymore. >> here's one. cracking knuckles. >> gee, that was great. that was it. >> this has been picked up for spike tv coming soon. we can stretch a half hour out of. >> it there are days when we're glad "talk soup" no longer exists. "special correspondents" is still on netflix right now. >> it's still on netflix. so is "derek" and the uk "office." you can catch it before the

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make it happen. maybelline new york see, we can agree.reat. that one. ugh, come on. dad, can we turn up the heat? no. put on a sweater. honey, it's called a barber shop quartet. no! out! what? that was in! yeah finally, something the whole family can agree on. oscar mayer deli fresh ham made with pure honey for a taste everyone will love. ==half== oakland poli a looking fotwo su happening now on nbcbayarea.com, oakland police are looking for two suspects who open fire into a crowd gathering for a funeral last night. this happened on the corner of 13th and franklin. right near citi center. 16-year-old ra gene any jeffries

was killed. a san jose strip mall nearly destroyed in a fire overnight. the mall on the corner of santa theresa boulevard. it took 100 firefighters to knock it down. no one hurt. the cause under investigation. we'll take a look at weather and traffic after the break.

the few clouds we're seeing this morning will continue to clean out. highs today reaching the upper

60s to low 70s for the south bay. it will be cool at half moon bay. 63 degrees and 6 degrees at at&t park. and slightly warmer for parts. north bay. fairfield, 76 degrees. concord, 70 degrees. also 70 degrees in pleasanton. heading out to the giants game, we'll have a mix of sun and clouds. the midday game will feature more comfortable weather with breezy winds. let's see what's happening as you head out for the commute. >> in oakland, the a's playing tonight. you can catch both games. right now high street slowdown. look at your map, not bad either. the bay bridge still has the crash reported coming off 580 and 24. that will slow you down approaching the bay bridge. getting better through berkeley and east shore freeway. the roadwork continues in the middle lane on san mateo bridge. that jams up along the flash

section. take the dunbarton bridge. join us at 11:00 for our next newscast. we'll see you then. it's winesday wednesday, we're ready to play our weekly trivia game called "who knew." and with father's day, we wanted to quiz you on famous dads in film. kathie lee is across the street at the shop at nbc studios in 30 rock. she'll give out a hundred bucks to anyone who gets the answer right, and those who don't get a kathie lee cd signed. here to help me out is fandango's managing editor and father of two eric davis. ready for father's day? >> i am. i'm excited. >> nice couple from virginia. which actor and his father appeared in a movie together as the younger and older version of the same character? was it ben stiller, george clooney or kiefer sutherland? >> ben stiller.

[ buzzer sounding ] >> no, it's fine, isn't it? [ cheers and applause ] the correct answer is george clooney. george clooney's dad nick clooney appears at the end of "the monuments men" playing an older version of his son. both men playing a real life guy named george stout. papa clooney didn't want to do this, even though he was a one time anchor, former host, he didn't feel like he could become somebody else. his son said "if it's not good, we won't do it." >> his dad was a local anchor. >> i saw her sneak ago look from minneapolis. this actor played very different but notable father characters in two of the top 15 highest-grossing domestic films of all time. is it robert downey, jr., james earl jones or harrison ford. these are hard, aren't they? >> they are very hard. >> they are very hard. harrison ford? >> no. the correct answer, james earl

jones. >> the deep voice, james earl jones, the voice of the good father in the lion king, the bad father in "star wars." both topped survey of top 25 modern classics dads most want to share with their kids. i'm sharing "star wars" with my 4 1/2-year-old. >> does he like it? >> yes. >> another lady from virginia, name the comedy film that features this father and son moment. >> national lampoon's vacation? >> yes. >> vacation, the perfect film to watch with your kids as they share beers, as they did in that scene. this movie is so popular, standard for road trip movies. so popular, won three sequels, one spinoff, sequel remake, resequel. >> what was that? >> last year's "vacation" he played the older version

this is an "nbc news special report." here's lester holt. >> good day. we are on the air because law enforcement officials in orlando are providing an update on the massacre investigation, and perhaps offering some enlightenment of the wife and what she knew. special agent ron harper is speak i speaking. >> governor rick scott, and orlando mayor buddy dyer. and i would like to thank all of my partners standing here with me today and many others who have come from all over the nation to assist us in investigating this terrible attack on our community. the level of cooperation and partnership that we have seen has been phenomenal. in the last several days, it has been completely overwhelminging. we continue to stand shoulder to shoulder and work together to investigate this horrific

attack. we wanted to take the time to give you an update on what we are doing, and again, ask for your help in certain areas of the investigation. because it is an ongoinging investigation, there is still much that i cannot share with you. so i'd ask for your patience, and when i tell you that there are certain things that i cannot discuss at this time. we continue to cover many leads. we want to make shure that we share information that when we share it with you, it is not only timely, and that it is accurate. we owe it to the victims and the families and the loved ones and the community to bear witness with finite accuracy. the fbi office of victim assistance, and the rap p pid deployment team is working together with the city of orlando and many of the state and local counterparts and community agencies to provide resources and support victims

and the next of kin and the loved ones at the familys a s assistance center. we ve recently moved the family assistance center and i will share where it is located at the camping world stadium open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. wednesday through friday. and 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on saturday. and noon to 8:00 p.m. on sunday. for more information regarding that i would ask you the please visit fbi.gov/orlandovictims. that is all one word. there have been media reports about alleged attacks of religious or ethnic communities that could be perceived in response to the shooting at the pulse. let me be beyond clear on that point, civil rights violations are a priority for the fbi. we will investigate reported incidents against individuals

based upon any class, any protected class through race, religion and sexual orientation. any known threats or incidents should be reported to the local fbi office or local law enforcement agency. let me tell you a little bit about where we are today with the the investigation. the fbi's response team remains at the pulse and we continue to process the crime scene. as you might imagine, this is a methodical time-sensitive work that include tras jekt ri analysis and crime scene mapping. it is imperative that we get it right. we are committed to staying here for longs it takes to carefully process the vast crime scene. i will tell you that efforts are under way to reduce our footprint in an attempt to have the city return to some sense of

normalcy. we are doing our best to work as efficiently and effectively as possible, but remember, the goal is to maintain the sbeg integri the crime scene and the evidence that we collect. we continue to seek and follow all leads about the activities a of the shooter, and the shooter's family omar mateen, and i will not mention his game again. we have listed more information on the fbi.gov that includes photos and additional information about the shooter. we want to hear from any member of the public who has had any connection or involvement with or any information about the shooter. no matter how big or small you think that information may be,

in the plea i asked you in the beginning of the investigation, we want to hear from you. we appreciate your help, because we have received volumes of information and leads and tips that we have been following up on, and will continue to follow up on. and no matter how small the information may be, the fbi stands ready to receive your information. and so you can call fbi, 1-800-call-fbi or by submitting us a tip at online at tips.fbi.gov. again, we ask anyone who may have had contact with the sho shooter to report that information to the fbi. no piece of information is too small. no piece of information will not be kept, will not be not confidential. we will keep that information.

and this investigation is ongoing, and we cant not provide more information here, and these are by the very nature, because we want to tell you what happened in a thorough and accurate way, but realizing that it will take some time. i ask for your patience as we go about our work. we will continue to keep you informed of the progress and continue to have the briefings as information dictates and share that with the entire commu community. once again, i'd like to thank our partner agencies, and most of all, i want to thank the orlando community. your courage, compassion and reresilience in the face of a great tragedy are an inspiration to us all. orlando strong. before i depart and turn it over to the chief, i want to the remind you that there are two sites that i hope that the public will take advantage of. the first one being fbi.go

fbi.gov/orlandovictims and that has information about the assistance center, and what you can do as a victim or family member of one of the victims. and so now, if you happy to have a vehicle that is is abandoned because of the crime scene, we v have et is up a phone number 407-246-helt or 407-246-4357, and if we are not able to release the vehicle to you at this time, we will provide you information as to when that vehicle will be available and what you need to do to take possession of the vehicle. i now turn it over to the police chief don mena. >> good afternoon. many of you, and many people from the public have been asking how the officers are doing, and especially the first responders from that night. our, yesterday, 300 or more officers came to a critical stress debriefing.

the purpose of the debriefing was for the officers to talk about how they are dealing with their fears and talk about the experiences to help them to cope and deal with this tragic situation. so after the main group talks for a bit, and gives us instructions by the counselors they broke out into classrooms and groups of 10 or 15 and had more sessions with trained counselors to talk about the circumstances that they are experiencing and how they dealing and how to deal with the management of the stress in responding to such a tragic incident. this morning we did the exact same thing with our s.w.a.t. team and all of the members responded including the officers who were involved in the shoo g shooting. i can tell you that these are some of the most courageous and heroic and toughest men i know, and men who have seen things, murders and homicides and unfortunately dead infants, and

horrific car crashes, but no one can prepare you for what those officers encountered that night. they stood toe-to-toe, and went face-to-face with a mass murderer and they performed courageously and heroically and i'm extremely proud of them. so, after all of the stress debriefings take place, we will offer free counseling continuing to those officers and several agencies have come forward to offer that counselling to make sure that the officers are dealing with that correctly. now i want to talk about media contacting those officers who have been involved in the shooting. as per our policy and procedure, those officers who were involved in the shooting are relieved of duty and are prohibited from talking about the shooting or

the investigation or any of the circumstances. so i cannot stress this enough. do not attempt to contact the officers. they will not talk to you. they are prohibited to talk to you by our policies and also by law. so please do not contact them. they will also not talk about the federal investigation, and they will not compromise this investigation and honestly i would tell you that there have been some aggressive media outlets who have gone to our officers' homes, and contacted parents out of state, and posted pictures, and we are wanting to let the officers deal with the situation they had to deal with that night, and let them be with their families and heal without bothering them. like i said, they cannot talk about the investigation, so we would appreciate your cooperation in this matter. now i want to turn it over to the u.s. attorney.

>> good afternoon. i'm lee bentley, the united states attorney for the middle district of florida. for the last 3 1/2 days, it has been extremely difficult for me personally, for my office, for the department of justice and for our law enforcement partners. like you, and the city of orlando, we are grieving for the 49 victims of the horrific attack of the pulse nightclub. but while grieving, we are continuing to investigate the crime that occurred and all of the facts and the circumstances that led up to it. to today, i am not going to speculate respect to any charges that might be brought or indeed as to whether or not any charges will be brought.

it is premature to do so. i'm not going to speculate today as to any charges that may be brought or indeed about whether any charges will be brought in this case. it is premature to do so. it would interfere and hamper the investigation to put out premature information about where the investigation is headed. i can assure you that it will be a full and complete investigation, and the facts will be known no the public, anded made known mo the public at the appropriate time. the special assistant in charge ron harper commented about the threats made to members of the muslim community. making these threats is not only wrong, in most cases making these threats is illegal.

stop it. any threats like this detract from what we are doing in law enforcement. we want to spend 100% of our time investigating the crime that occurred in the pulse nightclub and the facts leading up to it. don't distract us are from what we need to be doing. i say to anyone out there who has made such threats or considering to make such a threat, grieve with us, and grieve for the victims of the nightclub shooting with the same solemnity that we are doing and with which it deserves. i'd like to thank all of our federal, state and local law enfor enforcement officers. obviously, the federal bureau of investigations, atf, homeland security and even dea have been

involved in this investigation. our state partners have been wonderful. starting with the florida department of law enforcement, the city of orlando police department, the orange county sheriff's office and of course the state pros ecutors have bee cooperating as well. the statewide prosecutor as well as the orange county state attorney jeff ashton who is behind me. i also would like to thank my colleague at the main department of jus tis, and i have spoken regularly to our deputy attorney general salary yates and the deputy attorney general lor ret lynch. ly be speaking to them after this press conference, and i cannot tell you how concerned the attorney general and everybody else in the department of justice is about the victims in this case, and they are

devoting all of their attention to this investigation. now, i'd like to turn it over to a number of the elected officials -- we have been watching a news conference by law enforcement, and update the on the investigation into the orlando mas massacre, and the officials are careful to not touch on the specifics of the case, but more dealing with the requests and other things that they have been watching. i want to bring in pete williams right now. pete, the lee bentley there, he noted that he did not want to talk about any possible charges and i want to take a stretch and assume that is with regard to the wife of omar mateen who is central in this investigation. >> without doubt. she is the person under the most risk of charges, and frankly, lest lester, i would be surprised if charges were not filed in coming days there. is not any urgency to it, and it is not as if they are trying to find someone else to get the

charges filed or worried about someone escaping, and they are taking their time, and she has important information to share, because she was closest to omar mateen, but she is facing federal exposure from the authorities, because we know on the night of the shooting as omar mateen was leaving the house, she feared that he was going to go to the pulse nightclub and carry tout shooting. he told her that he was going to visit the friends, and that is not the fear. she told the fbi that she begged him not the shoot anyone and not the commit any act of terror, and he left the house, and she was afraid that is what he was going to do, but still, she did not call the police or warn anyone, and that could well expose her to the legal liability. >> and she is not in custody right now, and voluntarily coming in to talk to the authorities? >> or they are going to her, yes, that is right. >> and thank you, pete williams. and we will continue to watch this as it unfold, and we will have continuing coverage

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san jose police department.. and right now at 11:00, a gut-wrenching morning for the san jose police department as they remember a fallen officer. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. 34-year-old officer, michael, died in a crash yesterday afternoon and the outpouring of grief started almost immediately. one of the most poignant moments is when hundreds of officers escorted his body from the hospital. >> stephanie chuang is live at the hospital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we had the police gather here as part of a tradition of