you have to fight fire with fire. i love how she gets under trump. we have three -- good morning and welcome to sunday today i'm willie geist happy fourth of july eve. we will get through a very busy week of news. and talk to ellie kemper about being cast in her role with tina

f fey. >> well, willie the wheels around rolling. this is how strollers work i guess, so whoa. >> then technology that lets students see the world from their classrooms sends civilians to outer space or drops us to our favorite movies. olivia stern takes us into the world of virtual reality. >> i think vr is the next big internet. by 2020 many people vf head sets. >> and dylan dreyer gives kids a chance to join in on an american right of passage. >> how would you describe yourself? strong, fearless.

>> we have another great group assembled around the table this morning. we'll talk with them this morning. hillary clinton speaking out for the first time about the interview with the fbi she spoke with chuck todd afterward. >> i'm not going to comment any further on the review, but i've been answering questions now for over a year. i've released more 55,000 pages of my e-mail for the public to read themselves. >> hindsight is 20/20. you can see chuck's full interview with secretary clinton coming up on meet the press. hillary clinton has been questioned by the fbi tweeting it is possible for the fbi not to recommend -- impossible, what

she did was wrong. trump took some heat on saturday for tweeting hillary clintons with the words "most corrupt candidate ever" with a star of david that was quickly changed with a circle. ? at a time of heightened security in istanbul the fbi announced the raearrest of hakim khan is accused of terrorist bombings, they tell us it was not directly contributed to the holiday weekend. ellie filez died at the age of

87. we will have much more on his life in the next half hour. >> an army veteran rescuing a bald eagle that had been stuck hanging upside down from a rope in rush city, minnesota, various officials had been called, but t two-tour afghanistan jumped in and shot the eagle free. the bird is now at a recovery center. >> liz hosts a serious of the presidential campaign, forbes

named her 30 of the 30 for the media, it makes the rest of us feel really old. -- aids and advocates for those who served in af fghanistanafgh. paul is partisan to only his e one--year-old son and his wife.. he is the vanguard that has political analysts wearing khakis and new balance smeneake. >> could i have gotten away with

that? >> thank you all for being here this holiday weekend. let's start liz what we have seen the last couple of days with hillary clinton. she says she went into the fbi for a voluntary interview. apparently their taking drop vp-ins. any way you slice it it is not great for this campaign gl regardless of whether this turns out with an indictment which it doesn't look like it will. it fills into if narrative that this is crooked hillary and voters not trusting her, this says that donald trump is able to swing that attack against her, it is something she needs to work on and very vulnerable on. >> you look at the weakness any

hillary clinton in any pole and it's trustworthiness. this certain sly goes to that. >> nobody in america is overwhelmingly excited about it. >> i think she's going to have to answer this. any time you hear presidential candidate and indictment in the same sentence she's going to have to address it. trump is going to jump all over it. you want somebody to kind of take the temperature down. i think we all hope that the candidates can refocrefocus on going on rather than this. >> she'll either be indicted or not. we don't know exactly when if it does come down it will come down this year. what is the impact of this? >> you still have the state

department that contradicted the claims she had been making she made these claims that everybody i did i did with the approval from the bottobama administrati. if the justice department says we're not going to indict you now you have this whole thing with loretta lynch. >> you brought me to my next -- there's a meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac with loretta lynch, this obviously looks as if he is meddling. she was asked about it on friday. >> the issue is how does it's impact the work that i do or the department of justice does and i

certainly wouldn't do it again. >> so liz stepped aside didn't recuse herself from it but says i will side with the fbi to take any appearance of political aside with this. >> it looks so bad and you wonder about his judgment. this says a lot about bill clinton who if we elek hillary clinton is going to be in the white house as well and he's a smart man but his judgment is totally in question. >> and ironically if you thought he was going to smooth talk and get loretta lynch often his side now we've left her at the mercy of the fbi. >> whatever it is it's not helpful here, right. now you have distracted the campaign on what they want to focus on. bill clinton can move the needle

and when he's off message he can distract. when he gets out on the campaign trail he's going to be powerful and fun to watch. >> we have newt gingrich somebody who has been mentioned as a possible for vice president for donald trump he says he hasn't even started campaigning yet. in august and september is when money is made. what does this say? >> he's behind and what newt gingrich is saying is there's still opportunity. as you get closer there's opportunity to change minds but if you look at how donald trump won in the primaries he started out. a lot of people forgot. he was at 1% in our own nbc pole there was talk he would not be in the top ten. it took him one month from

getting into that republican race to get to the top of the polls and stayed that way so when he became the presumptive nomin nominee back in may i said i'm going to look back and is he going to pivot. yes, he still has time but after more than a month of this i'm skeptable he is really capable of it. >> liz, at the end of the day donald trump can't beat hillary clinton with the numbers, they have taken him seriously, have they gotten a little too fat and happy as they say? >> it would almost be too easy and i think that has changed. sure donald trump has come a long way but he's also had trouble growing his demographics

and i think if you look at his vice president choices newt gingrich chris christie those aren't going to help them than with people he's reaching right now. it would mean reaching women and african-americans. >> we've been waiting for the pivot. >> i thought it would be great on this holiday weekend to talk about -- >> most americans are going to barbecues and this is also a time when they're training at fort bragg, take a minute around celebrate this country, there are many overseas fighting for us. >> you are 24-7 advocating for

our military. >> veterans are not a charity they're an investment. >> go to iva.org and look out for them i think we have a presidential candidate or three or four that's going to come out of this generation and we hope they can you night america. we can bring republicans and democrats together around our country. >> amen. the baseball fan who stared down an entire nation. we will look down into the eyes of stare dodown sammy. we'll good sunday morning to you. waking up to clouds and a lot of

fog in the city. here is a blanket of fog across san francisco. that's the general across the pa sin kn anyone sue la. temperatures are in the 50s. look at our highs. 60s at the coast. it will stay cool. 70s around the inner bay. it will be comfortable there. still warm across our inland valleys. we are talking low to mid 80s from the north bay to the south bay. have a good one.

paul and steve are back as

we went to the highs and low. we went to shan ta clear, defeating the mighty arizona. it was a young coastal fan who stole the show. espn cameras took a shot of ten-year old at a kid in the crowd and man did he make the most of his moment. it began as a -- just a lump

left arm is all you have this. now liz, you like the trau doe handshake. >> i like it. >> trying to recreate camp david there. jimmy carter. >> our next tie is something late night television has known for year. in terminator 2 jay leno is

ininstructi indestructible. he went for a spin with 80-year-old

-- by the time i get to the cookies, there's no dough. >> our next high goes to the new york man who is fazed out on his wife's instructions. nancy told her husband to pick up a power ball ticket when the prize was creating a national i hysteria, he bought one for mega millions not for the power ball, his wife was not happy, but turned out they won to the tune of 269 million bucks. i called my husband and told

him to look at the ticket. he checked all the numbers and they all matched. we must have checked it over 100 times and we figured we were in luck. >> her husband has announced his retirement from the nypd. >> chris martin from washington didn't love some of the comments being left by guys posted by his 19 year old daughter pick. here is dad showing off his midriff with captioned "dad bod". here he found a tank top and his

hashtag here #nailed it. she says she really thinks her dad is funny. >> this is like parents going on snapchat. >> thank you so much for being here. happy fourth of july. the star of unbreakable kimmie schmidt. and facebook for a facebook live chat in two minutes. we'll be right back on sunday today. take a live look outside [a

good sunday morning to you. it's 6:26. the sun is shining. wow. that is a nice way to start your sunday, the first sunday of july. good morning to you. >> an all important forecast. fog in san francisco. it's not going to be overly warm because we have fog right now. here is a look at san bruno looking down at san francisco. you can see nothing but fog this morning. that's the okaycase. we're waking up to temperatures in the mid 50s. 50 in santa rosa. the north bay, looking at temperatures in the mid to upper

70s to near 80. we will still have warm spots like livermore up to 90. very comfortable around the inner bay and up the coastline. 60s and 70s today. temperatures go up more tomorrow. we will talk about that in 30 minu minutes. >> it has been a tragic weekend for loved ones who learned a student with bay area ties died in the terror attack in bangladesh. she was one of the 20 hostages killed when six gunmen stormed a popular restaurant friday. she was about to start her sophomore year of college at uc berkeley. she was there for an internship. she was a promising young student who wants to give back to the community. they are in disbelief. >> it has been really difficult. >> i was shocked. i immediately started crying. i've been pretty numb ever since. >> we spoke with a woman who says her brother-in-law owns

that restaurant but was at his other business when the attack happened. uc berkeley will hold a vigil tuesday at noon. a young man is recovering after he was stabbed at a park. we brought you this as breaking news last night. it happened just before 10:00 p.m. when they arrived in mountain view, they found a minor suffering from a stab wound. he was taken to the hospital. police are still investigating this morning. they have not made any arrests. it was a big illegal fireworks bust in the east bay and a reminder for anyone else looking to break the law. they confiscated a dozen of these fireworks friday night. they say officers will be out again tonight looking for any violators. a reminder, safe and sane fireworks are only handful in a handful of bay area cities. authorities say it's best to just left it to the experts. go see a professional fireworks display for the fourth of july. find a list of those events on

our website nbcbayarea.com. coming up at 7:00 -- >> oh, man. i'm on a bike. oh, boy. i got them now. >> what is on your bucket list? we will introduce you to this 80-year-old boy area woman who got the trip of a lifetime. we will have that plus your top stories and weather, of course, coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us. back to "today."

including her latest the animated film the secret life of pets all done keeping her joy and mid western modesty intact.

i spent some time with ellie as she gets eready to have her first child this summer. >> yes. >> how are we feeling about all this right now? >> feeling anxious the days are numbered before i give birtsz. don't know what i'm doing then i have to remind myself, don't know what i'm doing apparenting. >> no, no apparent knows. >> she is kimmie schmidt a blissfully -- person in the city. she was erin the kwirky receptionist on the office. >> okay, see you later. >> and she was the innocent bridesmaid becka. you smell like pine need elles a face like sunshine >> willie the wheels aren't

rolling, so this is i guess how strollers work, soy gue i guess there's a lock. >> no. >> let's go back to the beginning of kemper. st. louis kemper. tell me about the kemper household funny place to be? >> i always thought we were funny, there was a lot of laughter. my dad has a more serious sense of humor. my mom's humor is closer to me in being animated and delightful but being a little bit more how do i say this alive. so she and i probably share a similar sense ability. >> when was this that you decided this is something i could actually do? >> that was not until college when i joined an im prprov grou.

it was when i auditioned for that team and got on it and felt like i'll just say i felt like i was good at it i was like oh, this is something i'm good at doing and i want to get better at it. >> after spending a year at princeton and oxford ellie moved to the big city. was it ucb? >> i started taking classes at the people's impact theater and i got a commercial agent and got in a very lucky spring of commercials. >> next time go camping with a tent. >> i has been in new york for about a year and got an internship with conan. my husband michael was a writer on the show and we were friends for years and you know how that story ended up. we got married.

>> her husband used to be a writer here -- >> lauren michaels attended. and then two days later i got a call lauren michaels wants to see me in his office two hours later. i had a very realistic idea that it probably won't work out. do your best but you probably won't get it. my husband and i were kind of broken up at that point and so i called him and it was so great because he was like helping me on characters and i was kind of like -- i was so happy to be with him again. >> you were akkicting the part. i had nothing.

i think i was on people's radars after that so after that i signed with an agent who then put me in touch with being -- office and i think that sort of you know set everything in motion. >> i don't want to be anybody busy body, ladybug. >> four episode since turn into a breakout role that lasted 100 episodes and she ended up in bridesmaids which grossed over $10 milli $10 million around the world. >> i was familiar with all of the work but no one i would say was like i think this is fair to say no one was like a movie

star, do you know what i mean like even at that time people were -- well known but not necessarily for being known in the movies and i don't think anyone thought i don't know that they were sending out like a blockbuster but i do think the response surprised me in a great way. >> and another big surprise was just around the corner. her idol called and said she would like to meet. >> when i first met her it was to get to know you and then it was okay we have an idea and then it was we have a pilot and then it was a series and then i was like ellie you cannot continue to be this nervous, like your cortisol levels are going to go through the roof. >> i don't need therapy. yeah you do.

>> it became unbreakable kimmie schmidt a comedy about starting life over in new york city. >> excuse me, kimmie lee. >> i'm sorry s not sorry. >> unbreakable kimmie schmidt picked up for season three. >> thank you. i'm so excited to have a job for another year and on top of that i feel like we have the best writers around and the greatest bosses so i'm very excited to go back. >> when do you start offshooting season three? >> sometime this fall so i am having this baby this summer and then it will be a little while after that. >> and then you'll get right back into it. >> i will be totally candid i am

terrified. how does this work? >> ellie was my cohost on the today show for a run last summer and people always ask me can she possibly be as cool and such a joy in real life and the answer is unequivocally yes. >> check out our web extras at today.com/sunday. >> next week misery copeland the face of american ball eetballet about the pressures and how she face it. >> and virtual reality is being called the next big thing and how will that change your life in the very near future. we'll look into it next.

360 degree reality right along the opening ceremony. virtual reality is a time to come. olivia stern reports. >> my name is earnest reisel. >> we were dragging them to the

beach and throwing fire. >> and witnessing history in the pacific. >> i watched the njapanese surrender. >> he can't travel much beyond his buffalo, new york home. visiting the world war two memorial is beyond the question but not necessarily out of his reach. >> so this is a virtual reality head set. >> with a new program called everywhere it will make you feel like you're inside the memorial and you can look all around. >> the impact can be seen in the subtle shift of his posture. >> with recent advancements and high definition content it is easy for the mind to blur the line between reality and virtual reality. >> there's a huge whale and do you think i can wave it away? >> the whale encounter is one of

the first realities of weaver. >> from an immersive version of the thriller john wick to a meditation app. >> allow your body and mind to drift. >> it looks like you're having a wonderful time in there. >> and the vr camera promises to drop people into the mystery series gone. >> anthony bat is the cofounder of weaver. >> so what is this? >> this is our camera system. >> kind of locks like a site survey. >> it sort of does but it's not. >> it's a modified gopro camera. you are being seen in every direction. >> really? even when i'm in the corner. >> well, you might be in two cameras now.

>> virtual reality is the next -- fill in the blank. >> big thing. i think vr is the next big internet. the consumers are going to start getting it by 2016 but by 2020 people are going to have the head sets and want to see new big moments. take weddings. if you're there your standing there and everyone is getting photos but with vr you can actually literally be in the wedding and rewatch it. >> so i'm getting married this fall. >> and we should film your wedding. >> you're telling me 60 year old me is going to be able to watch my wedding back -- >> it will be so vivid that you will feel like you're back there in the moment. >> the students agree. >> you are now in the functional

cargo blanc. >> they're on a google expedition space administration part of a program that allows them to travel world. and travel the universe without leaving their new york city classroom. >> you can go under water, to the international space station or even go inside bucking ham palace or the white house, so the sky is really the limits. >> just this week google announced it will be expanding expeditions to students in over 1,100 countries. >> being actually there when you think about it, and being in the space station. >> vr's greatest potential might

be just that. the ability to travel to space without ever leaving the classroom and your chance to pay your respects when you can't quite leave the comfort of your favorite chair. >> i had no idea. that's great. thank you. thank you. >> beautiful. >> olivia sterns reporting for us. coming up next on sunday today a great story of good sunday morning to you. you can see from our skycam, we are waking up to fog. san francisco to the north bay, even parts of the peninsula this morning. temperatures are mild in the 50s for the most part. we are going to see a comfortable day. 60s in the coast and we will manage 80s for the inland

locations like the north bay and the south bay. temperatures go up tomorrow. we will have full details. hope to see you at 7:00.

if your house is a little qui quiter it maybe because you sent your kids to sleeping camp. >> andrew is enjoying the early days of summer before heading off to camp. >> he is hiking with his dad and hiking in his favorite park. the experience is different for an drew. the bells on his shoes are guiding this 12 year old. at two months old andrew's parents noticed something was wrong. soon after he was diagnosed with a genetic condition causing blindness, an obstacle that he has nearly overcome. >> we were like, it is okay, you can be independent go out an do

great things. >> that's exactly what andrew is doing. >> summer camp is a right of passage for a lot of children. but for an drew and his fellow campers the experience will be life changing. at camp-abilities andrew is not alone. this is his fourth year at the week along camp for children blind or verbally impa-- visual impaired. >> do you like offense or defense? >> it is now what he looks forward to every year. >> do you think kids who are blind need something like this? >> yes.

>> why? >> because if we didn't have this i would just be laying in bed playing on my i pod. >> here kids can be kids. why choose athletics or sports for blind children? >> one of the reasons is because people think they can't do sports and so they're often really behind in motor skills and fitness because people didn't give them opportunities. >> but at camp-abilities, they get that opportunity. now it is spread to 25 locations across the world opening doors for some that have never been open before. >> even one-on-one coaches have learned lessons. >> what have you learned.

>> definitely patience. >> often people back at my school see me as different. >> do they try to include you at all? >> like at the end no one wants to play with me and that made me sad and like i don't want to play with them either. >> so how has it been different here? >> everyone includes me. >> how would you describe yourself? strong, fearless. >> i would describe yourself as all of those too. >> and at this camp that is clearly contagious. >> dylan dreyer reporting. this week we highlight another life well-lived. holocaust survivor, activist, ellie bazell died yesterday. he

and his father was spraeparated from his mother and three s sisters, the identification a 7113 was tattooed on his arm. his family died in the holocaust. he wrote about his survivors guilt and mankind and wondered about a god who would allow such horrors. he gained a no bell peace prize for fighting racism and genocide around the world. he is force to be reckoned with around the world and the

holocaust. >> i believe firmly that anyone who is a witness becomes a witness -- to learn something from it they can continue to bear witness for us. >> he died on saturday at the age of 87.

we have predictions for the week ahead. the nathan's famous hot dog eating contest, we predict joey -- will win his ninth stent

there and instead of a championship belt you get a free ride to the e.r. and the woman he hopes succeeds him in the oval office we predict his inthi enthusiasm will be slight lie greater. >> we predict one brave gentlemen will return to keep his -- alive with a 20 consecutive goring, that man, you guessed it gary busse, stay tuned to meet the press with chuck todd. thank you for spending part of your morning with us and we will see you tomorrow night with the

macy's fourth of july fireworks take a live look out.

from nbc bay area, this is today in the bay. >> this is the view outside san jose. the sun is shining. the wind seems to be whipping on this sunday morning, the day before the fourth of july. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. a look at our forecast. we're very patriotic together. >> yes, red, white and blue. we read each other's mind. >> we always do. we don't text or call. >> just happened. you saw the shot earlier, the wind blowing around this morning. there is san francisco, completely fogged in this morning. that's the marine air that has pushed way inland. temperatures are not going to