>> we'll be back with a local news update. >> see you then. stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 11:00. good morning. running on empty. shocking new fund-raising numbers reveal donald trump has only $1.3 million left in his campaign war chest, $42 million left in hillary clinton. one day after firing his controversial campaign manager, can the presumptive republican nominee get back on track? we talk to him live. on fire. wildfires in the middle of the blistering heat waves. mandatory evacuations under way. fatal flaw. the popular jeep that suddenly rolled backward and killed a hollywood star is under recall. was a gearshifter to blame? what the automaker is saying

today. and her name is meghan, one of the reigning queens of pop music. and she's making her television debut right here on "today." superstar meghan trainor is getting set to light up our plaza today, tuesday, june 21, 2016. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. meghan trainor about to take our stage in a little while. >> i'm savannah guthrie and his name is no. >> seems like a couple years ago you were interviewing meghan, you were pregnant.

she was just starting out. now she's back and you're pregnant -- >> again. i'm pregnant every time she's here. we'll get to meghan in a bit. our top stories and problems inside donald trump's campaign. his fund-raising is lagging far behind hillary clinton's, that news coming on the heels of the sudden firing of his top aide. we'll talk to mr. trump in a . first, peter alexander is at trump tower here in new york. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hi, savannah, good morning to you. donald trump insists he is not beholden to big money but this morning there's new evidence that he faces a significant disadvantage when it comes to campaign fund-raising. also this morning, he's also trailing badly in the polls. our survey monkey tracking poll shows donald trump trailing clinton by six points. 48 to 42. there's a new swing state poll out by quinnipiac that shows in ohio and pennsylvania trump and clinton are basically neck and neck. but in the bath ground of florida, trump trails clinton by eight points.

>> reporter: donald trump's fund-raising is so poor, it's jaw-dropping. raising $3 million in may and ending the month with barely $1 million in the bank. the kind of numbers that would be weak for a congressional campaign, not to mention a run at the white house. compare that to hillary clinton at a celebrity-studded fund-raiser monday night with stars like jennifer lopez,dicap jessica parker. she outraised trump 9 to 1, ending the month with $42 million on hand. trump's campaign writing checks to a wide range of businesses. more than $420,000 to rent mar-a-largo but not a single cent spent on tv hours. hours after firing controversial campaign manager corey lewandowski, trump downplayed the dismissal. >> he's a good guy. he's a friend of mine. but i think it's time for a different kind of campaign. >> reporter: lewandowski who has

admitted to a strict confidentiality agreement with trump relating to nbc news remains strictly loyal. >> i respect mr. trump. i respect him more so than any other person who entered this race. >> reporter: and ducking repeated questions about his firing. did donald trump have the courtesy to tell you you were fired or did someone else tell you that? >> look, i had a great conversation with mr. trump. and i can tell you this, it's been a privilege for me to serve the last 19 months on this campaign. >> reporter: sources close to >> reporter: sources close to the campaign say trump's children confronted him urging their father to oust lewandowski. is it a course correction or just cosmetic? some republicans are alarmed by what they see as trump's lack of campaign discipline, reiterating his idea to ban muslims after the orlando massacre and relentlessly targeting a federal judge for his mexican heritage. campaign manager paul manafort now taking the helm.

lune do you lewandowski's tenure notably contentious. but no charge was filed. >> i know it's very easy for me to disregard people. i don't dick card people. -- dick card people. i stay with people. i stay with a lot of people that are treated unfairly. >> reporter: there's new information this morning about a 19-year-old british man arrested in las vegas on saturday. investigators say michael steven stanford tried to grab a police officer's gun at the event later telling authorities that he wanted to, quote, shoot and kill trump. law enforcement officials tell nbc news that stanford has mental problems. savannah.

>> peter, back to the firing of lewandowski, he certainly was a lightning rod and it seem ed to to be. >> reporter: he said he seems to be in good spirits i'm trying to find out more detail. you got fired. and what more can you tell me, then he said, what? sources tell nbc news in the early hours this was takes place this was described as bedlam that very few people knew exactly what was going on. as this morning, we had new information that donald trump's three children played some role in this. as you saw i interviewed corey lewandowski yesterday i asked him about conflicts between him and ivanka trump's husband jarod

christianer but he denied any problems. >> let's talk to the man now, donald trump joins us by phone. good morning to you. he's credited with the whole strategy of let trump be trump. you were on the phone at the time, saying i am loyal to this guy. he's got a family. i stick with my family. what do you want me to do, discard him. >> i am loyal. he did a very good job. i spent much less money than everybody else, we should take that into a factor. and i beat everybody else. i stood up at certain rallies and said i spent far less than this one or that one. >> with lewandowski was that a personal view or philosophy or

did it come down to a personal matter that your family members did not want him in the campaign anymore? >> that's absolutely true. ivanka has great respect for him. we like him. hey, matt -- >> you just said something. you said that's absolutely true that ivanka didn't want him in the campaign? >> no, no, i was reversing it. i said that it's true that ivanka really respects corey, and she likes corey. and i read all of the reports about the children. it's nonsense. >> you said everything is great with corey and yet the undeniable fact is that corey has been fired from the campaign? >> well, we're going in a different direction because is this now different. i was very lean, i won in a landslide, biggest vote in history, won in landslides and corey was absolutely perfect for that. to this day, you saw his

interviews yesterday. we have a great relationship but we're going in a different relationship. >> corey was the guy that said let trump be trump. does this signal with him out that you're not going do let trump be trump anymore that you'll change your tony. >> i don't think so, matt. i think i have to be who i am. i don't want to be a phony like hillary clinton where she writes stuff up by high-priced talent. i don't want to be that. new polls came out. with the horrible few weeks from the press. the press is treating me unbelievable unfairly. and with all of that bad press i've had over the last couple of weeks, believe me, that's manufactured press. 100%. i've had days where there should have been good deals, good days, and the press comes out negatively. with all of the press, i'm there. cnn just announced the poll.

i'm just there. pennsylvania, ohio, we're practically even. >> but you mentioned they're dead heat but ohio in fact is tied. let's talk about another measure in the last month, campaign fund-raising, it came out and shows you a $1.3 million raised -- on hand, excuse me, on hand, compared to $42 million in hillary clinton's war chest. now, you understand money and the importance of money in the campaign. and it's a sign of whether people are supporting you. how do you explain those lackluster results? >> let me just tell you this. i understand money better than anybody. i understand it far better than hillary and i'm way up on the economy when it comes to questions about the economy. we have a party, i'm having more difficulty, frankly, with some of the people in the party than the democrats. because they're just -- they don't want to come on. they will probably, eventually, come on. honestly, if they don't, it's just fine. i can win it either way.

i may be better off winning it the opposite way than the new traditional way. savannah, i've raised a lot of money, but you also have to have some help from the party. i've raised a lot of money. $12 million this weekend. i was in texas. i was in arizona. i was in las vegas. we raised a lot of money this weekend. i made like four or five stops and i'm raising that money for the party. >> but you -- >> matt, excuse me. if it gets to that point, i'll do what i did in the primaries i spent $55 million of my own money to raise money. 55. i may do that again in the general election. >> but you have -- >> excuse me, matt. i have a lot of cash, and i may do it in the general election. but it would be nice to have help from the parties. >> you just mentioned the parties. paul ryan, the speaker of the house after hemming and hawing said he would vote four then on

sunday on "meet the press," he sounded as if he was waffling a bit. he told republicans that they should vote their conscience which is not the same as get out there and vote for our nominee who is donald trump. does he have problems now? >> well, first of all, he didn't say support me, he endorsed me. so did mitch mcconnell endorsed me. with that being said, i'd like to see great support. and if i don't have great support, i'll go a different route. look, i want -- everyone said you could never get to 1,237 delegates. you know that better than anybody. they said you can't get to 1,237 because there's 17 people in the race. i ended up by 1570, way above the 1237 that people said you couldn't get. now, new polls are coming out, despite the fact i'm being

treated horribly, horribly, by the press i'm practically even with hillary clinton and she had the two best weeks of her life. >> donald trump, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. the heat wave is baking the midwest. wildfires across that region, nbc's miguel almaguer is there. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. this is typically the time of day when fires lay down in the early morning hours, but we can smell this fire on the move at this hour as the temperatures here heat up. overnight, southern california looked and felt like an oven, baking and burning. the west is on fire. new blazes are breaking out every day the smoke-filled skyline seen for miles. >> mandatory evacuation. >> reporter: with hundreds of evacuations in place, this morning more than 3,000 firefighters are battling nine large wildfires.

the golden state is red hot. >> the brush right now is so dry, it's very aggressive. >> reporter: fueling the fire is the heat. brutal temps for 15 million people. 123 degrees near palm springs, a new daily record. in phoenix, a blistering 115. firefighters scrambling to dozens of emergencies. >> sounds like it's heat-related. >> reporter: at least five losing their life to heat-related illness. many are bicyclists and hikers. not enough water and too much sun. >> they're still up there. >> reporter: with water stations popping up and power grids being tested, now, the stifling heat wave is packing another punch today. on the fire lines, it's the heat and winds that could deliver that knockout blow.

we have thousands of acres burning overnight, it could be another dangerous day ahead. savannah. >> thank you very much. >> i'm looking at your map over there. that doesn't look good. >> no, it really doesn't. i wish we had better news but we don't. and it's really going to be hanging in here for a good portion of this week. we have at least 10 million people under excessive heat red flag warnings from l.a. all the way to parts of the dakotas. we are talking about death valley getting to 126. palm springs, 122 degrees today. dangerous heat. th high pressure up a ridge, pushes the jet stream way up to the north. so, look at these temperatures. vegas, 115. wichita, 99 degrees. dallas will see 97. on wednesday, not much better. st. louis, 15 degrees above average, over 100 degrees. raleigh will be 96 on thursday. we get a little break along the southern california coast. friday, burlington, vermont, look at a temperature, 82.

jacksonville, guys, 100 degrees. we don't really see much relief until we get into the weekend. >> a lot of amber and orange up there. al, thank you. >> thank you, al. and now to this big battle on capitol hill for votes last night on what to do for guns. in the aftermath of the orlando massacre. the votes but not one got the needed 60 votes to move forward. senator bill nelson reacted with frustration about the outcome there. >> what am i going to tell 49 grieving families? what if i going to tell the families of those that are still in the hospital fighting for their lives? >> republicans had also offered proposals. it would prevent suspected terrorists from buying guns but republicans were also demanding due process provisions that democrats could not accept. also this morning,

controversy of release of transcripts of 911 calls made bit orlando gunman and what was initially left out. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: for the first time since the shooting, south orange behind me, where the nightclub is back open. the fbi is reiterating that authorities have found no evidence to suggest that the gunman was directed by any foreign terror group but, instead, radicalize ed domestically. this morning the words of omar mateen to a 911 dispatcher sinking in. i pledge of allegiance to abu bakr al baghdadi of the islamic state. more than after a half hour of gunshots, in arabic, he says, praise be to god and prayers of peace be upon the prophet of god. i'm in orlando and i did the shootings. >> he did so in a chilling deliberate, calm manner. >> reporter: but the redacted transcript omitted any mention of islamic.

>> we're not going to propagate any rhetoric. paul ryan said editing this is preposterous. fbi releasing an unredacted version. calling the controversy an unnecessary distraction. according to that time line, and three our calls of hostage negotiators, he identifies himself as an islamic soldier and falsely says he has explosives in a vehicle outside. at 4:21 they remove victims. at 4:29 he threatens to strap four explosive vests to victims still inside the club. at 5:02 s.w.a.t. team storm the building. two law enforcement sources tell nbc news ballistic evidence so far shows all victims were shot by mateen and not by friendly fire. >> those killings are on the suspect and the suspect alone, in my mind. >> reporter: among those killed

49-year-old cancer survivor. brenda marquez. >> she was the mom everyone wants. >> reporter: her son isaiah was with her inside the club. >> i never thought her life would be ended right in front of my eyes. >> reporter: in "the washington post" a man claims he reported mateen to the fbi in 2014 after mateen told him he was watching videos of anwar al awlaki. the imam who helped radicalize the ft. hood gunman. while the fbi did not identify the source, the agency said they looked into mateen, finding nothing and closed the case. >> reporter: last check, 21 people are still hospitalized, 4 in critical condition. loretta lynch is expected to visit with families and first investigators later today. >> thank you very much. let's turn to al and get the rest of your forecast. >> we have some showers in the pacific northwest. we're going to show you lightning video in the next half

hour. it's pretty cool out of seattle. plenty of sunshine on the gulf coast with the challenging thunderstorms to florida. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. good tuesday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures are in the upper 50s to low 60s now and a lot of sun sunshine. we'll have quickly warming air, making it to the mid-90s in the south bay. east bay to 80 degrees, some 90s in the tri valley as well as the north bay.

san francisco expects a high of 76 degrees with upper 80s for the peninsula. we'll continue to have this heat as we go into the next several days and even this eked. that's your latest weather. >> al, thaw. coming up, overnight developments to tell you about one stranded worker at the south pole. plus the controversy over how much it's costing taxpayers to fund bernie sanders' secret service protection eve

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life is a sport. we are the utility. be unstoppable. to a san jose police officer . a very good morning to you. it is 7:16. i'm laura garcia-cannon. mourners are paying tribute to a san jose police officer killed in the line of duty. bob redell is live at the s.a.p. center where hundreds of officers will gather. >> reporter: good morning, laura. officers not only from the bay area but throughout the state are expected here at 11:00 this morning, four hours from now, to pay their respects to san jose police officer michael katherman. he was an 11-year veteran of the force. he was killed last week in a car accident. he was a motorcycle officer. his motorcycle collided with a van as he was pursuing a speeding car. so the plan for this morning, 9:45, a motorcade procession

will carry his body from the funeral home. the memorial service is open to the public. a private burial later this afternoon. >> thank you very much, bob. going to be another warm one across the bay area. let's check the microclimate forecast with kari. >> nice and comfortable now with temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s, even lower 60s already at this hour. it is a spare the air day where we will have high levels of ozone. it's encouraged that you take public transportation. 80s to lower 90s. 68 degrees at half moon bay, but 96 in antioch. let's head to mike for a look at what's happening on the roads. overall, the bay is pretty much what you would expect. slowing kicking in over the last half hour. in the dublin area out of livermore, west 580 jams up to duarte. the fast lane at the dublin

interchange is the slowest. back to you. another update in half an hour.

♪ 7:30 on a tuesday morning. it's the 21st of june, 2016. take a gander at a huge crowd out on the plaza this morning. they're here for a great reason. we have meghan trainor in concert in our 8:30 half hour. if you're in the area, it's not too late. you'll be in the back, but it's not too late to at least hear the music. >> the sound is very good. two dangerous new wildfires spreading in the san gabriel mountains fears they could merge into one massive fire. donald trump is opening up about his decision to fire his campaign manager, corey lewandowski. we spoke to mr. trump in our last half hour. he told us with the general election fast approaching, the

time had simply come for a change. and don't expect him to change on the campaign trail. >> i think i have to be who i am. i don't want to be a phoney like a hillary clinton, where she reads stuff that's written up by high-priced talent. i don't want to be that. i want to be what i am. >> for his part, lewandowski says he still supports trump and will do whatever he can to make sure his former boss wins in november. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch is visiting orlando today in the wake of the deadly massacre at pulse nightclub. she'll pay her respects at the site of the shooting and meet with local police to get an update on the investigation. want to tell you about this waiting game at the south pole where two planes were waiting to evacuate one of six crew member at a research facility. keir simmons has the latest. >> reporter: a small team

arrived at this base in antarctica. they refueled and ready to fly. we're about to show you web cam images of what this base is like right now, the bleak conditions this team is facing. a perilous ten-hour lies ahead. the gloomy web cam shows you a station. right now antarctica polar nights, six months long. the team will be flying in virtual darkness. a tiny twin-engine plane carrying a pilot, co-pilot, engineer and medic. if they're able to reach the national science station's south pole station, they will land in the dark on skis, evacuating the sixth unnamed worker. if they don't make it, a second plane will launch a search and rescue operation. >> the weather down in the antarctic can change quickly, so you're fighting against some of the unknown down there.

>> reporter: polar explorer traces the dangerous routes. he says the pilots know the risks. >> these pilots and the crew are the best in the world to mitigate that risk. they have accepted this. they would not do this if they didn't think they could make it safely. >> reporter: this morning they are set to take off, waiting for a break in the harsh weather. a race against time to the bottom of the earth. a check on the weather online suggests maybe, maybe in the next few days there will be an opportunity for them to take off, matt. just to underscore, the weather where they are going is 70 degrees below. >> that's a difficult situation. thank you very much. new fallout this morning over bernie sanders' decision to stay in the presidential race, even though hillary clinton is the presumptive democratic nominee. that's because it's a choice that is costing taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars every day. nbc's kristin welker has more on that story. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. bernie sanders looks a lot more like a senator than a

presidential candidate this week. back on capitol hill to vote on gun legislation, but he is still in the race. that is costing taxpayers. it's also raising fresh scrutiny about his decision to decide to stay in, despite the fact that hillary clinton effectively clinched the nomination weeks ago. senator sanders back on capitol hill monday, surrounded by secret service because technically he's still a presidential candidate. sanders' detail often on display, staked outside his home where they even built a small watch station, and seen during his recent meeting with hillary clinton. >> move to the side. >> senator sanders -- >> reporter: defending the candidate on the trail, like when animal rights protesters tried to rush the stage in may. sanders' decision to stay in the race is costing taxpayers an estimated $38,000 a day for secret service protection. with 35 days until the convention, that could add up to $1.3 million if sanders goes all the way to philadelphia.

>> are you wasting tax dollars? >> reporter: monday he avoided shouted questions on the controversy, first raised by "the washington post." the secret service and sanders campaign declined to comment, but some taxpayers are fuming at the candidate. >> that's a lot of unnecessary spending. >> reporter: whose campaign was railed on wasteful spending. >> because we have the most wasteful, dysfunctional system in the world. >> reporter: while all that is only adding to the pressure from within the democratic party, for sanders to suspend his campaign, top surrogates state defend him. >> i really wish people would not just focus on the secret service part of this, but focus in on the broader service that senator sanders is providing. >> reporter: and the candidate himself, who is calling for changes to the democratic primary process, recently told supporters in an online conference, he has more work to do before bowing out. >> we must continue our grassroots effort to create the america we know we can become.

>> reporter: and sanders' aides privately note his secret service detail costs a lot less now that he's not holding multiple rallies every day. also noting, he's not the first candidate to be criticized over this issue. in 2012 a conservative taxpayer group urged then-candidate newt gingrich to give up his secret service detail. >> thank you. >> back to mr. roker with another check of the weather. >> that's right. the power and majesty. take a look at this video from seattle. look at that lighting up the skies over puget sound. it's frightening and beautiful as well. we'll see more displays like that as we go through the next 24-48 hours in the northeast, mid-atlantic. we have a risk of strong storms from bismarck, south dakota, down to washington, d.c., knoxville and nashville.

23 million people at risk. we're really concerned tomorrow. look at this. from chicago to indianapolis, ft. wayne, just to the west of detroit. 47 million people at risk of storms. this area of red, this is a strong risk of tornado and hails likely. we are really going to be watching the possibility of a tornado outbreak tomorrow. as the systems push to the east, more storms for tomorrow. by the afternoon, those strong storms fire up and continue on into thursday, making their way into the mid-atlan our weather starts out nice this morning with a lot of sunshine and comfortable temperatures but quickly gets uncomfortable through the day. another warm one with inland valleys reaching into the mid-90s. 87 degrees in the peninsula. tri valley as well as the south bay, expect a high of 95 degrees. san francisco up to 76. over the next few days, we continue to have well above average temperatures. a lot of high heat for the valleys, while much cooler right

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wx toss to traffic traffic toss traffic good tuesday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with some nice weather this morning. but it is already starting to warm up. san jose, 65 degrees at this hour. we'll be topping out at 89 degrees. 90 at palo alto. the as crow looking at a high of 76 degrees. mid-90s for the north bay as well as parts of the tri valley. antioch up to 96. oakland a high of 80 degrees. into the next several days, no major changes. still some high heat for the valleys and cooler temperatures along the coast. we'll have this heat staying with us for the weekend and even early next week. now let's head over to mike to get a view of what's happening on the roadway. >> kari, we have better news coming, better traffic report for the tri valley. west 580 jams up out of

livermore. the rest of your bay looking standard. now moving to the peninsula, dunbarton bridges, northbound route continues to build, northbound 280 just shy of the interchange, a crash boxing things into cupertino. a crash has cleared near union. >> thank you, mike. happening now on nbcbayarea.com, the bay area says goodbye to a san jose police officer, michael katherman, killed last week when his motorcycle collided with a minivan. his funeral starts at 11:00. we'll stream the service on our website. two filed fires burning near los angeles could merge into a massive wildfire. thousands of acres have burned. track the fires on our app. a home listed at $25.8

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♪ it's 8:00 on "today." charlie sheen is in studio as he opens up about what life is like after revealing he's hiv positive. new hope. maria shriver and how to tackle alzheimer's before symptoms occur. ♪ my sign is no >> pop superstar meghan trainor ready to rock our concert plaza, tuesday, june 21, 2016. >> meghan trainor! >> we love meghan trainor!

>> we're here to see meghan trainor on "today"! ♪ my lips are moving tell me do you think i'm dumb ♪ >> meghan trainor! >> hey, meghan, we're your biggest fans! ♪ >> it's 8:00 on "today." what a crowd. we have meghan trainor here. so many people. people as far as the eye can see. we're so excited to have her here. just just one of our favorites here on the "today" show. >> she's been for a couple years, making her debut on this program. which is cool. we'll get to her concert in just a little while. let's begin this half hour inside. natalie has the check of the top stories. >> guys, good morning once again. a new nbc news survey monkey poll out this morning shows donald trump trailing hillary

clinton by six points nationwide, 48% for clinton, 42% for trump. trump is shaking up his campaign, firing his controversial manager corey lewandowski, saying the campaign is now going into a different direction. and earlier here on "today," he denied his campaign is in financial trouble, especially after he spent $55 million of his own money during the primaries. >> i have a lot of cash and i may do it again in the general election. but it would be nice to have some help from the party. >> accord hillary clinton outraised trump 9 to 1, bringing in $27 million and ended the month with $42 million on hand. for his part, trump raised $3 million in may and had just over $1 million in the bank at the beginning of june. now the latest on the deadly alligator attack at disney world one week ago today. nbc's kerry sanders is in lake buena vista, florida, with more on the tragedy. >> reporter: later this morning,

2-year-old lane graves will be laid to rest in his home state of nebraska. while here at lake buena vista, disney managers are continuing to make adjustments to plans to keep tourists and alligators far apart. the fence is new, so too are the signs. not only at the grand floridan hotel where lane graves was attacked by an alligator but also at disney's polynesian hotel and for miles around the seven seas lagoon. this as the chaos one week ago unfolded in a 911 call by a woman who wasn't really sure what was happening. >> 911. what's your location and emergency? >> grand floridian, please. someone's drowning in the lake. >> reporter: monday in nebraska, the graves family held a wake. blue ribbons handed out to mourners. a group of close-knit family and friends watched a video tribute to the toddler. his father finding the strength to talk about the devastating

loss of their beloved youngest child. online, his parents announced they're setting up a foundation in his memory, losing lane has broken our hearts in the worst possible way, they write. while there is no way to mend our hearts, we can do good work in his honor. lane's parents, matthew and melissa graves, say 100% of the money raised will be used to fund other charities. natalie? >> kerry sanders in lake buena vista, florida, thank you. a serious heat wave is stoking fires in the west. in california, two separate fires in the san gabriel mountains could merge into one major inferno. fires have forced evacuations in at least three states. meanwhile, there is no relief from the heat in sight, especially away from the coast, with triple-digit temperatures forecast across the southwest again today. al will hopefully tell us a little bit better news down the road. >> thank you, nat.

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the actor went back on his original meds. once one of the highest paid actors on television, these days sheen has a new line of emojis on i tuitunes. he is a spokesman for a new brand of condoms. >> there's a little detail they want no part of, so they can avoid that by using this. >> how are you, charlie? >> good to see you again. >> likewise. >> how are you doing? >> good, good. >> yeah? >> yeah, yeah. >> physically you're good? >> excellent, yeah, yeah. >> how about emotionally? you said to me candidly, you said it was an enormous relief to be on this show seven months ago and say what you said. >> it was -- it was like being released from prison and what you and i created, i was trying to think of the words last night, to speak to what happened afterwards. sorry, my voice is a little beat

up. >> that's all right. >> we unearthed the stepping stones to a rubicon of change. >> i give you credit for that. >> i worked on that quote. >> rubicon of change was good. you said on that program, people were extorting you to keep the secret for years. i asked you, were you still paying those people? you said, not after this morning. >> not after this morning, yeah. >> have all of those things gone away? >> it actually poured a little more gas on that fire that morning, but -- >> why? are there more secrets people think they have over you? >> they can claim whatever they want. i know the truth. yeah, but that -- they're all sort of going back to the woodwork, where they mrobelong. >> i asked you, had you ever put anyone else at risk, not informing them of your hiv stat having sex with them. >> right. >> you said you had never put

anyone at risk, and yet a lot of women came forward and disagreed with that. you're facing lawsuits over that. do they have merit? >> they do not. >> none of them? >> and no one has been infected. no one. >> you were 100% honest with you that morning when -- >> i was, indeed. >> we're understanding this isn't semantics. you're saying you informed every partner that you had sex with of your hiv status or did you not inform some people but use protection? >> there was two examples. but protection was always in place. and it was for the right reasons because everyone that i had told up to that moment had shaken me down, you know. >> so that's why you chose not to reveal your status to some people? >> yes, yes. >> these lawsuits i mention, i know you can't talk about the specifics -- >> they're baseless. >> are you confident you'll prevail in those lawsuits? >> yes, i am. >> let me switch subjects.

we talked about something while you were here, pill fatigue. you were taking a cocktail of medications on a daily basis? >> yes. >> did you experience pill fatigue? >> i've just -- i mean, i just first heard the term just now. that's a great way to describe it, yeah. pill fatigue, yeah. >> became tired of some of the side effects, the fact had you to take so many medications. is that why you went to mexico for this controversial treatment? >> it is. it is, yeah. that didn't go so well. that -- that man is -- is a criminal. he's a charlotan and hurting a lot of good and decent people. >> the virus went up in your blood while on treatment? >> i went from zero to 7,000. >> has it completely reversed? >> i'm undetectable as we sit here today. >> you're taking part in an fda trial. >> yeah, third phase. >> how do you receive medication as part of that trial?

>> it's one shot per week. as opposed to pills every day. >> as a result, you have to because it's a trial, be very diligent -- >> yes. >> -- in taking it at exactly the right time. >> absolutely. >> you travel with a doctor? >> yeah. he's right there. >> so, you make sure you're getting your medication -- >> absolutely. >> -- when you need to get it? >> absolutely. the change is not just physical, but it's psychological, it's emotional. there's no depression. there's no shades of dementia. this is the future of treatment. what i'm doing now, yeah. >> i don't normally talk to people about personal finances. it is very personal. are you okay? are you financially sound? >> yeah, i'm fine. i'm fine. it's -- you know, ebbs and flows. no, i'm fine. i'm fine. >> you're involved in some child custody disputes right now over finances, is that correct? >> i guess. what else is new? >> can you afford to pay child

support? >> of course i can. of course i can. yeah, of course i can. >> you had said that charlie sheen does not live in regretville, right? >> yes. >> is there anything you regret, charlie? >> i regret, you know, not using a condom the one or two times when this whole thing happened, you know. yeah, i -- i regret ruining "two and a half men," i regret not being more involved in my children's lives growing up, which i am now. that's about it, you know. that's about the only things. >> seems like you live a little in regret, though. >> a little bit, yes, i do. yes, i do. but we can only move forward from today and they wouldn't call it the past if it wasn't, you know -- >> well, good luck to you. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> always a pleasure. >> nice to have you, charlie. good luck. let's head to al for a check of the weather.

>> first of all, the heat. excessive heat warnings, red flag advisories and warnings, death valley and palm springs both over 120 degrees today. we have dangerous heat. the big dome of high pressure pushing the jet stream way up north. we're expecting records today. casper, wyoming, 97. they'll probably see a high of 98. a record for vegas today. tomorrow we're looking for records possibly in wichita, also in roswell. comes very close in las vegas. the other big story we're watching for tomorrow, we have a strong risk of severe weather. 47 million people under risk of some storms tomorrow. we could see tornados and hail from chicago, milwaukee, ft. wayne, almost as far we're getting ready for another day of intense heat for the inland valleys. meantime, temperatures now are in the lower 60s. it feels nice as you head out and get this day started, but we're at 8:00 in the morning.

we will see those temperatures rising as we go into late morning and early afternoon, eventually hitting 95 degrees in the south bay as well as the tri-valley. upper 80s through the peninsula, while san francisco will see a high of 76 degrees, and 92 degrees in the north bay with more heat the next several days. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. it's time for trending. let us start with apple and what could be plans for the new iphone 7. there are reports this morning that apple may finally ditch the famous, and may i say beloved home button and replace it with a touch-sensitive pad. for instance, you would have a tap and hold to get to siri and a double tap would allow you to see the apps that you have open. >> don't they have that now just with the button? >> with the button. >> just get rid of the button. >> i like the home button. >> i like it in the dark. you reach over on the table, you feel the button, you know which way the phone is up or down.

>> careful. >> i know, exactly. i do think, though, we tend to fall in love with aspects of our technology, think we can't live without them and then immediately get over it. remember the wheel on the blackberry? >> why change it? >> tap tap. >> moving on, before savannah comes up with more old jokes. cleveland cavaliers back home this morning. but is lebron james ready to leave cleveland again? on monday thousands of fans greeted the team at the airport. lebron hoisting the trophy off the plane and rubbing in his victory over the golden state warriors with a t-shirt that said, ultimate warrior. this morning, speculation already mounting over whether he would leave the cavs for another team. magic johnson tweeted, lebron james delivered on his promise to bring a championship to cleveland. now, if he decides to leave, nobody can be mad at him.

for now, cleveland isn't mad. during their game last night, the indians, that's baseball, savannah, showed a picture of lebron and his trophy on the kiss cam. >> if you're keeping score at home this morning, it's 1-1. if you think you had a poor night of sleep, think of this poor woman. she woke up to find a giant python in her house. a snake that stretched 16 feet long and weighed in at almost 70 pounds. >> it's on the bed. >> look! >> that's crazy. >> this was in australia. the woman actually named the snake monty, as in monty python. she thinks he's actually been living in her roof for four years. >> would any of you have a good night's sleep in that bedroom after finding that snake? >> never. >> if i find the smallest spider in my room, i go to the couch. >> you could sleep in that room? >> monty laid claim to that bed.

>> if he leaves, what the heck? >> exactly, savannah is correct, he could have friends. dylan has this morning's "popstart". >> the bar where everybody knows your name is headed to the stage. "cheers" is being turned into a play. the national tour kicks off in, where else, boston, and will be based on memorable moments from the show's first season. so, you'll see sam malone, diane chambers and, of course, cliff and norm and every night members of the audience will be selected to sit on the stage as patrons. daniel radcliffe sharing the advice he once got from donald trump. it happened backstage right here on "today." this was in 2005. daniel and donald were here for separate segments. daniel said he was really nervous and he got to meet donald trump. >> someone went up to him and said, you want to meet the kid that plays harry potter? he goes, yeah.

probably less enthusiastic than that. he said, how are you? i said, i'm really nervous. i don't know what i'm going to talk about on the show. he said, you just tell them you met mr. trump. >> clearly, that advice has stuck with him ever since. for more pop culture news, check out "today's" facebook page. >> thank you. let's head over to savannah. >> i'm going to do a little walk and talk this morning because maria shriver is here and she has new hope in alzheimer's disease. i know how personal this is to you, maria. >> i like that. >> we're moving targets this morning. good to have you. >> nice to see you. this month is alzheimer's and brain awareness month. a reminder that more than 5 million americans suffer from this devastating disease. now researchers say they need your help more than ever because with your help, they figure they can prevent it. >> reporter: at 70 years ago, she's healthy and active but it was at this age that her mother was diagnosed with alzheimer's

disease. and blanca fears she could be next. you were already worried about it. >> yes. >> reporter: thinking, i don't want to end up like my mother. >> especially it runs in the female side of her family, so i was afraid. now i'm not. >> reporter: she is one of hundreds of people at risk for alzheimer alzheimer's, now involved in the trial for a new drug that for the first time may slow or reverse the disease before symptoms occur. >> we've got 65 sites -- >> reporter: harvard neurologist dr. sperling is the lead researcher. you believe and others believe it's going to be a game-changer. why? >> we're trying to detect alzheimer's disease before symptoms and prevent people from developing the devastating memory loss. >> reporter: here's how it works. alzheimer's is a build up of amyloid. the a-4 drug, administered once

a month, is designed to stop amyloid buildup in patients like blanca whose brain shows early warning signs. >> you can see the areas of orange and pink here that are building up amyloid in the same regions you see at alzheimer's dementia. but these people are still healthy. our job is to try to prevent them from progressing over to this stage. >> reporter: the 3 1/2 year double blind study done at keck medical center and dozens of others will monitor patients' cognitive skills and brains to see if those on the drug do better than those on the placebo. you're looking for another 400 people to sign up. you want more women than men. why? >> women are more likely to be affected by alzheimer's disease, almost twice as likely because they live longer and also because they have an increased risk due to interactions with genetics and buy logic factors. he want to help people live

their lives with dignity and end their lives ball room dancing instead of in nursing homes. >> reporter: growing research shows exercise, even breaking a sweat three times a week, can boost your brain. so can what you eat. >> your food choices are fundamentally important in choosing your brain's destiny. >> reporter: neurologist and best selling author says a diet high in sugar and carbs, the kind americans love, can lead to inflammation. and the production of free radicals that may cause brain deterioration. to protect the brain, he says choose foods high in prebiotic fiber, antioxidants and good fats. >> it's never too late to change your diet and begin some aerobic exercise. research demonstrates even in our 70s, even in our 80s, we have the ability to increase the growth of new brain cells. >> reporter: while lifestyle changes can help, experts say they are not an alzheimer's cure.

doctors hope more people like blanca volunteer for clinical trials so science can get closer to solving this devastating disease. >> i want to make a difference. for myself, for my kids, and for anybody that has this awful illness. >> and she is. researchers say they need the public's help in volunteering for these studies. they're conducted at medical centers all across the country. and to find out how you can join one, including the a-4 study, which is still looking for hundreds of participants, go to today.com and enroll or find out how you can enroll. >> this is a subject obviously you've looked at a lot. it's fascinating. you were telling me 30-year-olds and 40-year-olds are becoming very interested in how to prevent alzheimer's. >> they see what's happening to their parents. there are 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 every day. so, their children are very interested in nutrition, in exercise, but all these researchers say, look, it's great to have a brain-healthy

diet, it's really important to exercise, but we need people to join these trials if we really want to figure out how to stop this. >> absolutely. maria, thank you. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> we'll send it over to matt. >> thank you. one of the members of our staff just came up to me and said, meghan trainor and her people are so nice. >> thank you. yes. >> so happy to have you here. sh i'm ...

mourners today - payg ibute to a san jose police officer killed in 8:26 right now. good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. mourners today paying tribute to a police officer killed in the l line of duty. we're live at the s.a.p. center where hundreds of officers will gather. bob? >> reporter: they are just arriving at the s.a.p. center in san jose. laura, good morning to you. you can see some of san jose's finest arriving to say good-bye to their friend and fellow officer, officer michael katherman, a motorcycle officer who was killed while pursuing a speeding car last week. his motorcycle collided with a minivan. in about an hour and 15 minutes, there will be a motorcade procession departing the funeral home from los gatos to accompany the body of officer katherman here to the s.a.p. center for an

11:00 a.m. memorial service that is open to the public. they are expecting hundreds of people to attend. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, thank you very much, bob. expect that procession to wind through the south bay. let's check in with mike. >> that will be an issue for surface streets. the freeways also very crowded right now, traffic tuesday. we'll focus on two key spots. the east bay looks standard except for yet another crash west 588 north livermore. the two light lanes are blocked. expect recovery through dublin. 101, javits towards the lawrence, a crash there, and along 281. back to you. good is in every blue diamond almond. good is a catalyst, good is contagious. and once it gets going there is no stopping what you can do. get your good going.

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♪ we're back at 8:30 on this tuesday morning. we've got an enormous crowd in new york city on rockefeller plaza for good reason. meghan trainor is here for an entire half hour of music. that's coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> you can get in on the fun, whether you're here or at home. just using the #meghantoday and you can be on the city fan cam, your picture up in lights. >> that's very cool. >> meghan's concert is just the start. we have a lot of music on the plaza. macklemore. >> and friday steven tyler.

>> mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> we are looking at a risk of strong storms, stretching from the dakotas to mid-atlantic states, plenty of sunshine through the gulf. unfortunately, that heat could be deadly again today. as we move into tomorrow, we have a strong risk of storms from northern illinois into northeast/northwestern ohio. look for cooler weather in the pacific northwest. sunshine along the gulf. few we'll have hot weather expected in the bay area today, but it feels nice and comfortable now. as you head out, make sure you have some sunglasses. we're in the low to mid-60s right now all across the bay with a high of 76 degrees in san francisco, low to mid-80s for the east bay into the peninsula and the south bay. up to 95 degrees. we'll have mid-90 in the tri-valley and north bay, 92 degrees. over the next several days, this intense heat continues for

southwest, moving into the bay area and still no change in our temperatures. >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> it's so excited. >> i know. we are so excited. meghan trainor is here. we're just a few seconds away from her concert but first a look at her rise to pop superstar ♪ i'm all about that bass >> meghan trainor was only 20 years old when her first hit "all about that bass" went to number one. we were with her the whole way. >> i wrote songs for rihanna and rascal flatts and i thought, i'll sing it one day. >> next came songs like "lips are moving." ♪ i'm going to love you like i'm going to lose you ♪ >> reporter: like "i'm going to

lose you". ♪ dear future husband >> reporter: and "dear future husband." it's no wonder her album sold more than 1 million copies and took home grammy for new artist and her new album is reaching number three on the billboard 100 and proving she has more to offer. >> she can do doo-op to pop. >> reporter: she has two girl-power anthems from her confidence-boosting single to the sassy hip-shaker "no". ♪ my sign is no >> reporter: both songs will have you saying yes to meghan as she rocks the stage. >> here she is, ladies and gentlemen, meghan trainor.

♪ i think it's so cute and i think it's so sweet ♪ how you let your friends encourage you to try to talk to me ♪ ♪ but let me stop you there oh before you speak ♪ you ready? ♪ my name is no my sign is no ♪ ♪ my number is no you need to let it go ♪ ♪ you need to let it go need to let it go ♪ ♪ nah to the ah to the no no no ♪ ♪ my name is no my sign is no ♪ ♪ my number is no ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ first you gonna say you ain't running game ♪ ♪ thinking i'm believing every word call me beautiful ♪ ♪ so original telling me i'm not like the other girls ♪

♪ i was in my zone before you came along ♪ ♪ now i'm thinking maybe you should go ♪ ♪ blah blah blah i be like nah to the ah to the no no no ♪ ♪ all my ladies listen up if that boy ain't giving up ♪ ♪ lick your lips and swing your hips ♪ ♪ girl all you gotta say is ♪ my name is no my sign is no ♪ ♪ my number is no ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ nah to the ah to the no no no ♪ ♪ thank you in advance i don't wanna dance ♪ ♪ i don't need your hands all over if i want a man ♪ ♪ then i'm get a man but it's never my priority ♪ ♪ i was in my zone before you came along ♪ ♪ don't want you to take this personal ♪ ♪ blah blah blah i be like nah to the ah to the no no no ♪

♪ all my ladies listen up if that boy ain't giving up ♪ ♪ my name is no my sign is no ♪ ♪ my number is no ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ my name is no my sign is no ♪ ♪ my number is no ♪ you need to let it go ♪ i'm feeling untouchable untouchable ♪ ♪ i'm feeling untouchable ♪ i'm feeling untouchable new york, sing it! ♪ untouchable ♪ i'm feeling untouchable ♪ i'm feeling nah to the ah to the no no no ♪ ♪ all my ladies listen up ♪ my name is no no no ♪ my name is

my sign is no ♪ ♪ my number is no ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ nah to the ah to the no no no no ♪ ♪ my name is no my sign is no ♪ ♪ my number is no ♪ you need to let it go you need to let it go ♪ ♪ i'm feeling untouchable untouchable ♪ ♪ i'm feeling untouchable ♪ untouchable ♪ nah to the ah to the no no no ♪ >> meghan is just getting started. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

♪ if your lips are moving >> we are so happy to have grammy winner meghan trainor on our citi concert stage. >> her new album "thank you" cruising up the charts. how are you? >> i'm amazing.

>> you are amazing. we were talking before the show, the last two years. blur? >> blur. it's crazy. it goes so fast. luckily i have instagram for the fans because they help me remember like my first time being on the "today" show. >> that was two years ago -- >> i look like a baby. >> we think of you as our little sister. we love you so much. >> thank you. >> your first was successful but you didn't rest on your laurels. you have a whole new sound. >> there is a lot more to meghan trainor the world hasn't seen yet so we're dipping our toes in the water. the next album, who knows. >> sh this is kind of a warm-up because you were telling me your schedule. you have a bunch of things going up and then you go into rehearsals for a big tour. are you ready to wake up in a different city? >> sometimes i'm like, where am i? but i love it. this is the best job in the

world. >> we love "no," kind of our theme song around here. i hear it comes from an actual story, a producer told you no? >> l.a. reed. i love you. i brought him my album and he said, you don't have the singles. i said, yes, i do. i went to the studio and wrote "no" with my anger told that whole conversation and they loved it. they were like, this is the one. >> it's amazing how someone telling you something negative can channel you in the right direction. "me too," inspired by savannah in any way? >> absolutely. no, no "me too," confident song. jason is the co-writer. >> what's next? >> i'm going to sing "lips are movin'". >> ladies and gentlemen, meghan trainor.

♪ if your lips are moving, if your lips are moving if your lips are moving, then you're lyin', ♪ >> can you sing it for me? come on! ♪ lyin', lyin', baby if your lips are moving, if your lips are moving if your lips are moving, ♪ ♪ then you're lyin', lyin', lyin', baby boy, look at me in my face tell me that you're not ♪ ♪ just about this bass you really think i could be replaced nah, i come from ♪ ♪ outer space and i'm a classy girl, i'mma hold it up you're full of something ♪ ♪ but it ain't love and what we got, straight overdue go find somebody new ♪ ♪ you can buy me diamond earrings and deny-ny-ny, ny-ny-ny, deny-ny but i smell her ♪ ♪ on your collar so goodbye-bye-bye, bye-bye-bye i know you lie 'cause your lips ♪ ♪ are moving tell me do you think i'm dumb? i might be young, but i ain't stupid ♪ ♪ talking around in circles with your tongue ♪ ♪ i give you base nooul you gave me sweet talk ♪ ♪ saying how i'm your number one but i know you lie

'cause your lips ♪ ♪ are moving baby don't you know i'm done if your lips are moving, if your lips are moving ♪ >> come on sing! ♪ if your lips are moving, then you're lyin', lyin', lyin', baby if your lips are moving, ♪ ♪ if your lips are moving if your lips are moving, then you're lyin', lyin', lyin', baby ♪ ♪ hey baby don't you bring them tears 'cause it's too late, too late baby ♪ ♪ you only love me when you're here you're so two-faced, two-faced babe ♪ ♪ you can buy me diamond earrings and deny-ny-ny, ny-ny-ny, deny-ny but i smell her on your ♪ ♪ collar so goodbye-bye-bye, bye-bye-bye ♪ i know you lie 'cause your lips ♪ ♪ are moving tell me do you think i'm dumb ♪ ♪ i might be young but i ain't stupid ♪ ♪ talking around in circles with your tongue

i gave you base you gave me sweet talk ♪ ♪ saying how i'm your number one but i know you lie 'cause your lips ♪ ♪ are moving baby don't you know i'm done come on say ♪ if your lips are moving, ♪ ♪ if your lips are moving if your lips are moving, then you're lyin', lyin', lyin' ♪ ♪ if your lips are moving, if your lips are moving if your lips are moving, then you're lyin', ♪ >> i want everyone to sing! come on! ♪ lyin', lyin', i know you lie 'cause your lips are moving tell me do you think ♪ ♪ i'm dumb ♪ i might be but i ain't stupid talking around in circles ♪ ♪ with your tongue i gave you bass, you gave me sweet talk saying how i'm your ♪ ♪ number one but i know you lie 'cause your lips ♪ ♪ are moving baby don't you know i'm done ♪ [ applause ]

>> we're not lying, there's more

♪ ladies and gentlemen, once again, meghan trainor singing her smash hit "me too." ♪ >> good morning, "today" show. are you ready to have some fun? ♪ who's that sexy thing i see over there ♪ ♪ that's me standing in the mirror ♪ ♪ what's that icy thing hanging around my neck ♪ ♪ that's gold show me some respect ♪ ♪ i thank god every day that i woke up feeling this

way ♪ ♪ and i can't help loving myself and i don't need nobody else nuh-uh ♪ ♪ if i was you i'd wannabe me too ♪ ♪ i'd wannabe me too ♪ wannabe me too ♪ if i was you i'd wannabe me too i'd wannabe me too ♪ ♪ wannabe me too ♪ i walk in like a dime piece i go straight to vip ♪ ♪ i never pay for my drinks my entourage behind me ♪ ♪ my life's a movie tom cruise ♪ ♪ so bless me baby achoo ♪ and even if they tried to they can't do it like i do ♪ ♪ i thank god every day that i woke up feeling this way ♪ ♪ and i can't help loving myself and i don't need nobody else ♪

♪ nuh-uh baby ♪ if i was you i'd wannabe me too ♪ ♪ wannabe me too ♪ if i was you i'd wannabe me too ♪ ♪ cwanna be me too ♪ >> get up and dance! ♪ >> let me see your hands up. ready! sing! ♪ i thank god every day i said thank god ♪ ♪ i woke up feeling this way ♪ i can't help loving myself and i don't need nobody else nuh-uh baby ♪ ♪ if i was you i'd wanna be me too ♪ ♪ be me too ♪ if i was you i'd wanna be me too ♪

♪ wanna be me too if i was you i'd wanna be me too ♪ ♪ if i was you i'd wanna be me too ♪ ♪ wanna be ♪ one two three go back ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ]

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i'm..==topvo== the bay area says odbye to n jose police officer michael a good tuesday morning at 8:56. i'm sam brock. the bay area saying good-bye to officer michael katherman. he was killed last week when his motorcycle collided with a minivan in san jose. thousands of people will come together to say good-bye to officer katherman. it is no doubt an emotional day for the city of san jose, for the local law enforcement community and for the bay area. his funeral will begin at 11:00 this morning at the s.a.p.

center. katherman was an 11-year veteran of the department. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. happening right now, there are two wildfires burning close together near l.a. that could merge into one massive fire, at least that's the fear. those fires are burning right now in the san gabriel mountains. thousands of acres have already burned and hundreds of homes have been evacuated. you can track the fires on the nbc bay area app. also, a list at $28.5 million for a san francisco mansion, which makes it the most expensive home on the market in the city. what, just $28.5 mill sglon if you want to check out all the details, you can find them our facebook page. that is going to do it for now, but we'll be back in a half hour with more news, weather and traffic. for now, back to the "today" show. stay connected on your world wherever the world takes you. get the nbc bay area app. eghan trainor pumping up the

mra plaza. then a room with an incredible review. oscar winner matthew mcconaughey and the cast of "free state of jones" coming up right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today," tuesday morning, june 21, 2016 picked a bad morning to be off because we had a heck of a week.

our morning jam by the queen of pop, meghan trainor. >> we were talking about how her sound -- she does everything. >> it was such a funky kind of style. >> like a '60s soul revue. i loved it. she performed new hits and some off her sophomore album "thank you." she'll join us at our table in a bit. >> she's so much fun. >> she got her start here. we're really proud to claim her of one of our own. >> we like to claim her but we can't. >> we like to help build them up, to take their first steps and hope they get checks from it. >> hopefully they come back and remember us. >> she does. >> she does come back. >> she really does. >> absolutely. cabs have retu cavs have re. greeted by thousands of their fans as they came off that plane yesterday. lebron holding that golden

trophy. a trophy they've been wanting for 52 years. the championship a first for the cavs and for any professional team in cleveland since 1964. they didn't hear that all that often. >> no, they didn't. my gosh, you know, kind of a little dig to golden state, lebron's wearing a shirt that says, ultimate warrior. >> yeah. there you go. take that. >> there are no details yet. i want to go. i lived in cleveland for five years. >> no details for the parade? >> no details. we just know it's tomorrow. >> it's probably going to be an all-day parade. >> in cleveland. in fact, during the game they basically shut downtown down. they closed off the highways and everything because people had streamed down there to watch the game. >> i'm guessing they'll do that for tomorrow. >> it's going to be massive. >> no sooner does he get home, though, and the conversation has already started. what does he do next? he just gave them a trophy, a championship --

>> let's settle for a minute. >> everybody's like, is he going to leave us? where is he going? >> he made good on his promise. >> he did. >> bringing a championship home to cleveland. >> right. >> boy, did they deliver. >> i'll tell you, though, he can act. >> oh, my gosh. >> he's amazing. we saw him in "trainwreck." he bought a house, apparently a huge mansion in l.a. there's talk of him forming a super team in l.a. question is, could he go there? the lakers would certainly love to have him. could he go back to the miami heat or even the knicks? i mean, the knicks need him. >> really? >> come here! >> seriously, the knicks need a talented player? my god. wow. what a concept. >> please, lebron. think about us in new york. >> well, listen, my heart's in two places because i do love cleveland. as long as he stays, that's great. >> keep giving cleveland some trophies, championships. >> the browns are next. >> yeah. >> here we go. a couple of exciting stories

about the future. for example, one of my favorite cartoons. take a look. because of this. >> this is the past, though. >> the jetsons, the flying car, ladies and gentlemen. guess what? >> one of my favorite cartoons. >> wasn't it one of the best? rosy, elroy. >> i would like to watch it now. >> judy, judy. ♪ jane his wife and then jane, jane, stop this crazy thing! here we are. we're no closer to flying cars, or are we? a massachusetts company earned an exemption sunday from the faa so its flying car can be classified as a light sport aircraft. seats two people. you can fly with a sport license, which requires 20 hours of lessons. >> just 20 hours? >> what could go wrong there? aviation insider say these type of flying cars could be for sale

in the next decade. >> so, wait. drones have an issue but flying cars are okay? >> no problem! no problem. >> just 20 hours of flying lessons. >> you're on the l.i.e., things are -- >> you start levitating and go. >> wings down. assuming you have enough room to take off. >> i can't even imagine. can you imagine that here in new york? all the sky scrapers and everything, flying through? >> if we had a delorian, we wouldn't have to worry about roads. >> this is your next segue. >> where we're going, we don't need roads. ♪ >> i mean, this is also part of the past, as natalie would say. >> biff!

>> but it's "back to the future". >> so you can take that and -- >> what was that? >> that's a car we had. it's not a flying car. it has a surfboard. oh, it does have wings. there you go. that is very nice. what if you could take that flying car, you could fly from london to new york in 2 1/2 hours? >> in a car? no, no. >> new plane. >> new plane. >> not a concorde. >> aviation designer creating the flash falcon. it's a double-decker plane that looks sort of like a spaceship. it reaches about 2300 miles per hour. seats 250 people. the concorde was about half that, seated about 100 people. >> a facelift after you get off? >> that's right. >> face pressed back into the seat the whole time. >> designer says it could be a reality in the next 15 years. >> wow. >> would you do it? >> i would totally do it. after they test it a couple times perform getting to london in 2 1/2 -- i will say, the

flight from new york to london is not long enough for a lap. 5, 5 half hours. by the time you watch a movie, have a meal, you want a nap. you can't even get a nap in. >> are you really complaining that you can't -- >> i need a longer flight. >> i came from here to london and new york, i can't -- >> i need a seven-hour flight. i need a nap. >> you raise a good point. speaking of -- >> here's a concept. do it when you get home. >> sometimes there's no time. >> you're in london. >> you're on a plane. you have nothing else to do. why not take a nap? >> because they got rid of all the books. >> i read a lot on the planes, too. and then i nap. >> and they do have good movies on planes now. >> they do. although i've seen every single movie by now. >> speaking of which, you talk about technology and vacation. >> yes. i tried to make that transition and it just doesn't work the way do you it. >> because i don't care. i just keep moving. >> so, when you are on vacation, whether or not you nap on the

flight, are you able to turn your phone off when you actually get there? >> never. >> i think a lot of people want to but most people -- >> i don't check it as much. i'll put it in my bag and say, at the end of the day, i'll look at it. >> i think it's hard for us to do. i feel when i'm on vacation, anything can sort of happen so you always have to be sort of plugged in. 55% of people who want to unplug say they're not able to. i think we're all included in that. of the people who do turn off, 65% said they found their vacation was more enjoyable, which makes sense. >> i always love when you get the e-mails from people who know you're on vacation. i know you're on vacation, but, you know, what do you -- i'm like, if you know i'm on vacation, then why are you e-mailing me something that i don't need to answer right away? >> because i'm more important than you are. >> right. >> and everybody knows that you will check it eventually. >> right. >> so, this goes to the whole thought of when your minds are unloaded and you're kind of detached from everything for a little while. where do you come up with your

most creative ideas? is in the shower -- >> running. >> going for a run? >> yeah. >> walking my dog. >> walking my dog, yes. mine is like right when i'm laying in bed and kind of i wake up in the middle of the night, i have these brain storm ideas. like, i want to pitch this story, i can't wait. i wake up the next morning and it's like, that was so stupid. that was dumb. >> seemed like a good idea then. >> yes. >> were you dreaming it? >> it's like seinfeld. flaming orbs and -- what was the joke? >> i don't remember. i was asleep at the time. >> it will come to me. >> when you're sleeping, all of a sudden this brilliant flash bulb -- >> yes. i'll text you and think the next morning it was stupid. that was the end of my topic. to you. >> that was a smooth segue. i worked with a sports guy, jack morris and he started with newspapers. so he did the timing thing.

so, when the clock -- when the little lights went out, we were done, he would stop in the middle of the story, and that's as far as i go. >> why don't you do that story? >> and you have to add, and that's as far as i go. and it's all about the look, right? the lean in and look. speaking of, we want to ask you, we're launching a whole new thing called "look what i can launch" -- or "look what i can do ". >> hey, look what i can launch. >> we've had a lot of celebrity guests who have impressed us with heir talents in the past. brooke shields was able to open a beer. i missed it. she opened a beer with her forearm. >> she's tough. >> jane on roller skates and she can do the splits, too, on a broadway stage.

mark foyerstein rode a pogo stick. >> why don't they spell that phonetically? and grant gusten tap danced, apparently. >> what's the -- >> clear as a bell. >> we want to see your hidden talents. whether it's weird, funny -- >> or stupid human tricks. >> if you have a stupid human trick, we want to know about it. send us your video. three lucky viewers can perform on our talent show here and they'll also get a chance to compete to a trip to l.a. to appear on "america's got talent" and that's all i got. >> that's as far as i go. >> i need the camera. >> i don't think that's going to happen. >> your turn, al. >> our hidden talent is making time stand still. anyway, let's show you what we got going on. unfortunately, excessive heat warnings, advisories, red flag

warnings, over 10 million people under some sort of warning. this is widespread warmth. for today we're expected -- by wednesday, tomorrow, hayes up to 98. st. louis, 92. 96 in raleigh. on thursday into friday, look at these temperatures. jacksonville, 100 degrees. 97 in oklahoma city. vegas will be 109. plus tomorrow we're also watching -- this is very, very potentially dangerous. we've got 47 million people under some sort of risk for severe storms. but the worst area is going to be from milwaukee, chicago, ft. wayne. just to the west of detroit into northwestern ohio, tornados and large hail likely. this will probably be tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. we'll be watching this extremely carefully. that's what's going on around the country. hey, look at the huge crowd we have

we've got a lot of sunshine around san francisco. heading up to 88 degrees in los gatos today. the financial district a high of 75. little more comfortable in san francisco. antho antioch up to 96 and danville looking at a high of 92. this intense continues over the next several days with highs hitting 90 the rest of the week. y'all having a good time? yeah. you having a good time? that's your latest weather. well, she's been bringing down the house all morning long. meghan trainor. >> hi. >> that last song, my gosh. >> you like it? >> oh, my golly. >> we can't stop talking about it. >> we'll be back with meghan. >> y music: "pretty woman" with roy orbison ♪

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it was scary. >> that's better than an alarm clock. >> that's wonderful. >> this particular album shows a different side, dancier, a caribbean beat to you. when did your brain switch to writing these other kind of songs? >> that's what i was trying to show the world with this album. i've always been writing this kind of music. my family was aware of that. they were begging me on my first alb album, show your caribbean, your rap. the first album i didn't know how much i was in control, so i just did a lot of do-op and followed the "all about the base bass theme." sledgehammer and rascal flatts were like, we know what you can do. show the world. they didn't let me stop until i did it. >> you thanked your momma for j. lo's album. how do you decide, is this your song or her song? >> i thought it was going to be

mine for a minute but i had so many songs that i had to pick my favorites. i knew it would be a big song. j. lo has been asking me to write with her so i sent it to her. she loved it. it was perfect. it has to match, it will be perfect and you never know when it will happen. >> last summer you had to cancel halfway through the tour because of vocal problems. how are you trying to prevent that this time around? there's a lot of stress. people don't realize how stressful that is performing night after night. >> mentally it takes you to a place you never want to be. recently, just like today, i noticed when i sang i was raspy and my team was like, what's going on? maybe it's because you sang five hours in a studio last night and sang in a show the day before. it's difficult when you do promo right into tour. i'm seeing a doctor today just to check on them and we're learning new tricks every day. >> you have to keep care of the

vocals. drink tea all day long -- >> oh, yeah. >> and try to be quiet when you're not on? >> that's the hardest part. >> your video "me too," the choreography in this thing -- >> no one knows, but i'll say it. after that video -- because i wrote this not knowing how hard it would be. one day we shot for 22 hours. at. 3:00 a.m. when we were finishing the dance move, i was in spanx, exhausted, they said "cut" and i fell down and cried, sweaty and exhausted. but i love it. >> we have a present. >> for your album going double platinum -- >> stop it! >> we have that. you can hang that next to your grammy award. >> oh, thank you for this. >> so amazing. >> you always do this. this is crazy. thank you. >> meghan trainor, thank you. i love all the young girls, by the way, and the boys, too, that are here for you. >> because of me, yeah. >> you have another song for us

in a little bit. meghan will stick around and perform that for us. still ahead, i'm going to catch up with matthew mcconaughey, taking on a another real life role don't bring that mess around here, evan! whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ♪ raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. [ baseball bat cracks ]

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still ahead, it's a film already getting a lot of oscar buzz out this friday called "free state of jones," i catch up with matthew mcconaughey, gary ross and some of the cast. you could call it a room inside the eiffel tower, free for some lucky people. >> you look adorable. we're all about meghan trainor this morning. the pop princess is our summer

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ask your vet about nexgard. the #1 choice of vets for their dogs and yours. it is an emotionadayor so many - ==lil big== as the bay area prepares to say goodbye to san jose police officer michael katherman... on the right of your screen - live pictures of "the darling fischer chapel of the hills" in los gatos. in about 20 minutes - a motorcade will begin escorting katherman's bo from thafuneral center where a public memorial will take place. ==map vo== the motorcade ll trel up santa cruz avenue and winchester boulevard... then turn right on stevens creek boulevard before heading into downtown san jose -- ==live sap== and arriving here - at the sap center. this is a live look inside.... where thousands are

expected to start gathering for this morning's memorial service which star in about 9minutes. ==vo== officer kathermanied st week when a minivan - hit him while he was riding solice motorcycle. and two young children. a wife, ==chy== we will carry the merial service, in full, right here on nbc bay area - and nbc bay area. anchor toss to break we'll have a look at weather and traffic after the break...

san francisco expecting a high of 76 degrees. into the next couple of days temperatures stay well above average. the average high 81 in cub lin

but will be tomorrow up to 93 and not be backing down this weekend. let's head to mike for the look at the roads. >> looking over here the traffic is backing down a little it. be northbound 101 at 68, that slower drive ligright there. also by the airport. typical for if northbound routes 678 tri-valley looks good after earlier crashes cleared. and still slow into the maize and east shore freeway. michaekatherman - s to beginfic in about

taking a look at some of your headlines. a new study suggests drug company freebies to doctors pay off. research shows doctors who received a free meal from a pharmaceutical rep were more likely to prescribe a brandname drug instead of generic. most americans don't have enough money saved. according to a new survey by bankrate.com, 60% of americans have nothing saved in the event of an emergency. only 20% of people have saved enough to cover six months of expenses. older americans saving the most and gen-xers saving the least. new rules for drones may take flight today. the faa is expected to announce

it is lifting restrictions on drones weighing less than 50 pounds, allowing them to fly without the special permission that they currently require. however, drones will still need to be operated in daylight within the sight of the operator and well away from airports. today on taco tuesday, taco bell is serving up millions of free tacos. the company teamed up with the nba for a promotion to steal a taco and it promised to give free tacos if a team steals a win on the road. warriors did it in game four. they lost the championship but it's a win for you with a free taco from taco bell. well, you don't get to see this every day, nuns not usually making a habit of cheering on the home team. but these ladies showed up at the phillies game after the musical "sister act ""in philadelphia. they showed off their dance moves.

no divine intervention for the phillies. they lost, sorry, to arizona. oh, well, still, nuns getting in on the act. >> there you go. >> take it over, al. >> thank you very much, sister. let's show you what we've got on, and brother, risk of strong storms from dakotas to mid-atlantic states. along this front. we're looking at cooler, wetter weather in the east. heat continues from texas into the southwest. for tomorrow, as we mentioned earlier, we are concerned about this area in red. it's a strong risk of storms from illinois into ohio. we are -- they're looking at the possibility of an outbreak of tornadoes tomorrow. the heat continues, although cools down along coastal california tomorrow. and even cooler as you get into the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. along the coast half-moon bay at 68. inland temperatures very hot. 89 in san jose. 76 and low to mid 90 fshz north

bay. fairfield 95. oakland 80 and 96 in antioch. and it is also spare the air day. if you can car pool and catch the public transportation. yeah. >> i can't even do the accent. >> why not? you've got to be more outrageous. >> if you are booking a night -- >> you need a bit more. >> -- in the city of lights, where would you stay? a hotel? an apartment? of course not. vacation rental home away -- >> what accent? >> home away -- what? you just hawked a loogie into the croissants. >> it's monumental, a room with a view in the world's most famous landmarks. >> yes. keir simmons went to paris to check it out. ♪ >> reporter: ahh! paris.

♪ but where to stay? in a new city like paris, finding accommodation can be daunting. great location, definitely a view. we need a room with a view. but wait, what's this? what a great apartment! and look at that view. just look where we are. the eiffel tower. >> you've got grand palace, notre dame over to the right. it gives the illusion you're in the clouds. >> reporter: kate is showing me around the apartment in the first floor of the eiffel tower. >> you can stay the whole night here. >> reporter: home away is giving away nights to a few lucky families who win their competition. >> this is the first time in history that any tourist will spend a night in the eiffel tower. >> reporter: amazingly, the homeaway team constructed this

luxury 2,000 square foot apartment in 48 hours. >> we worked through the night. voila, it came together. >> reporter: this is the best come back to my place apartment i've ever seen. and the piece de resistance -- >> here we are. >> reporter: the master bedroom. >> welcome to the best view in paris. it's very simple. it was kept intentionally stark and white because of the decor of this. the spectacular view is really all you need. >> whoo! >> reporter: to paris. >> to paris. >> reporter: nicknamed the iron lady, the eiffel tower was the brainchild of french engineer gustav eiffel. it took two years to build and though it was supposed to be a temporary structure, it has dominated the paris skyline for almost 130 years. since then, old eiffel has seen some sights. on the second floor, on a walkway not open to the public, the makers of the bond movies shot a famous scene. bond in a shootout with grace jones.

[ gunfire ] ♪ >> reporter: and even higher up -- 1,000 feet to the top -- on the third and final floor, mr. eiffel himself built his own apartment in the air. where the panorama is, well, ooh-la-la. a homeaway competition asked folks to say what they would do up in the air overnight. here are a few suggestions. have a vip pajamas. propose to our wives again. i'd drink champagne and eat chocolate croissants in bed. now, that's an idea. turns out to stay, you have to win a night to remember. for "today," keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >> keir had to do that story because he sounds amazing.

>> we did learn one thing. a bad pun is a bad pun in whatever accent you say it in. >> it did sound better in his accent, though. there are four families who have won the overnight stay. among them, some americans who will stay on the fourth of july. up next, matthew mcconaughey, director gary ross and cast, one of the most anticipated movies of the summer, "free state of jones" after these messages. towels can take on any mess,

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man what he has to live for or die for. >> reporter: knight played by matthew mcconaughey was a poor white farmer and rebel soldier who in 1863 abandoned, along with slaves, formed his own free state. >> we had a clear identity of right and wrong, of justice and injustice. >> i had never heard this story. had you ever heard this? >> no. my feeling was this was a very important piece of american history that deserves to be shared. >> matthew with runaway slave, played by mahershala ali, provided protection to those committed to his cause. >> what are you? >> free man, captain. >> why is that? >> because you cannot own a child of god. >> moses and newton first meet

in the swamps and you see them go on this journey where they join in this fight against the confederacy. >> for director gary ross, better known for big budget films "sea biscuit" and "hunger games," this was a project of love. this was a passion for you, gary? >> yes. this was a mission to make for ten years. people didn't want to finance this scope of a drama. >> reporter: aside from chronicling knight's rebellion, it also shows his love affair and marriage to former slave, rachel, played by gugu mbatha-raw. in one way, it's a love story. >> absolutely. and it's really so much courage that she displays. he deeded her 160 acres of land, which made rachel one of the very few land-owning women, let alone a woman of color.

such mutual respect. >> reporter: matthew, there's a vein running through your work and also a civil injustice, redemption. is that one of the things that attracted you to this particular role? >> i like the outcast. i like the man who will wage a war based on his own ideals. when i first read the script, i was like, wow, this -- this would be a movie worth making, even if it was fiction. and it wasn't. >> reporter: you filmed a lot of this in louisiana. a lot of it takes place in the swamp. while i'm watching, i'm thinking, that does not look comfortable. >> it was uncomfortable, but we could not have done this piece on a sound stage. we would have done a disservice to the story and to ourselves. >> reporter: you know, i know they're roles, but i would think doing a piece like this still has to affect you somehow. >> this is hard stuff. but this isn't call of duty. this is real life history that

happened and worth knowing. the truth hurts. the truth burns. but that's what we're trying to tell. fight for freedom for a long time. and it will continue to go on. >> tree words. "free state of jones" will be in theater this is friday. coming up next, a little change here, our friend meghan trainor moments away. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb.

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"today" is proudly presented to you by citi. now to grammy winner meghan trainor, whose second album "thank you" debuted on billboard 200. here she is performing one of her songs, "like i'm going to lose you." ♪ i found myself dreaming in silver and gold ♪ ♪ like a scene from a movie that every broken heart knows we were walking on moonlight ♪ ♪ and you pulled me close split second and you disappeared and then i was all alone ♪ ♪ i woke up in tears with you by my side ♪ ♪ a breath of relief and i realized no we're not promised tomorrow ♪ ♪ so i'm gonna love you like i'm gonna lose you

i'm gonna hold you ♪ ♪ like i'm saying goodbye wherever we're standing ♪ ♪ i won't take you for granted 'cause we'll never know when ♪ ♪ when we'll run out of time so i'm gonna love you ♪ ♪ like i'm gonna lose you i'm gonna love you like i'm gonna lose you ♪ ♪ in the blink of an eye just a whisper of smoke you could lose everything the truth is you never know ♪ ♪ so i'll kiss you longer baby any chance that i get ♪ ♪ i'll make the most of the minutes and love with no regrets ♪

♪ let's take our time to say what we want use what we got before it's all gone ♪ ♪ 'cause no we're not promised tomorrow ♪ ♪ so i'm gonna love you like i'm gonna lose you i'm gonna hold you ♪ ♪ like i'm saying goodbye wherever we're standing ♪ ♪ i won't take you for granted 'cause we'll never know when ♪ ♪ when we'll run out of time so i'm gonna love you ♪ ♪ like i'm gonna lose you i'm gonna love you like i'm gonna lose you ♪ ♪ hey >> give it up for tim.

new york, let's sing this one for orlando, okay? right now. here we go. sing it out. ♪ i'm gonna love you like i'm gonna lose you i'm gonna hold you ♪ ♪ like i'm saying goodbye wherever we're standing ♪ ♪ i won't take you for granted 'cause we'll never know when ♪ ♪ when we'll run out of time so i'm gonna love you ♪ ♪ like i'm gonna lose you i'm gonna love you like i'm gonna lose you ♪ >> thank you. [ applause ] >> hear more from meghan trainor and all of our summer concert artists at applemusic.com/today.

meghan trainor, thanks. she'll be singing "all about that bass" for hoda and kathie

what's up, ladies? >> we have a big show, don't we. >> we have nia vardalos with us and jada. >> show us jada. show us jada. please, please. we're begging you. >> there she is. yes! >> oh. >> trt: 32 secs

=trx at ck= going to be another ciserer of a day. with temperatures reaching mid 90s in the valley. the south bay and tri-valley will be topping at 95 degrees today. north bay, up 92 in san

francisco. and over the next couple of days, still looks like we'll have this high heat over the bay area. and dublin looking at well above average temperatures and peaking at 95 on saturday. a good amount of traffic all around theway. north is of the san mateo bridge easing up. the south end we have the traffic kicks in a little later. here a palo alto a late crash are northbound 101. right around the university. still causing slowing here. and south bay itself, easing up. winchester up to be stevens creek and to count downtown you see a lot more surface street traffic because of the processions. >> life look at the motorcade. you are describing for san jose officer michael catherman.

the motorcade left the funeral home in the last few minutes. thousands will gather for this morning's memory ial it starlet 11:00. he died in a terrific before

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hello, erybody! boozeday tuesday, also known as spang spanky tuesday. >> what a day today has been. >> first full day of summer and that's our megan trainer. >> she was killing it on the plaza. the kids came out, the grown-ups came out. >> everyone loves meghan. ♪ my name is no, my name is, no, my number is no note?