with live local news, weather, and traffic. >> also join us for the nbc bay area news alt 11:00. have a great monday. we'll see you soon. good morning. breaking news. >> a very warm welcome to israel. >> president t good morning. breaking news. >> a very warm welcome to israel. >> president trump arrives in tel aviv this morning with bold ambitions for middle east peace. >> we have before us a rare opportunity, to bring security and stability and peace to this region. >> but will there be tension after revelations the president passed israeli intelligence to the russians. and here at home, notre dame students walk out on the vice president. new threat. after yet another test launch, north korea now claiming it's ready to deploy a missile capable of reaching major u.s. military bases. this morning, our exclusive sitdown with u.n. ambassador, nikki haley, saying enough is

enough. >> we don't want to start a fight. so don't give us a reason to have one. >> her candid take on the north korean threat and the scandals that have rocked the trump administration. wild encounter. a sea lion rises from the water once before suddenly darting up again and dragging a little girl off a pier. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> how one man's quick actions may have saved her life. and the show won't go on. the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus packs up its tent forever after 146 year run. the emotional good-bye today, monday, may 22nd, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. we have willie in for matt this morning. when i look at that video, i'm

shocked how quickly that little girl falls spot water and how quickly a man runs in and saves her. >> they go from having fun to leaning over the balcony to in the water. and how about the reflexes of the man who went in. >> more on that in a minute. first, the president's stop in israel. the second stop on his historic overseas trip. speaking at a welcoming ceremony this morning, he urged leaders across the region to work together for peace, adding his trip to saudi arabia left him with new hope. we have complete coverage this morning. we start with nbc white house correspondent kristen welker traveling with the president in jerusalem. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. president trump already making history just by stopping here in israel on his first foreign trip. most presidents travel to places like mexico or canada during their first trip overseas. in brief remarks that he made just moments ago, the president called for unity and the search for middle east peace. he called for all sides to come

together. and he's hoping to pivot away from some of the controversies back at home. all unfolding right here on the world stage. president trump and first lady, melania, visiting some of the holiest sites in israel this morning, the church of the holy sepulchre and the western wall. it comes after a welcome ceremony filled with pageantry. the israeli president and prime minister there for a personal greeting. >> welcome. a very warm welcome. >> reporter: prime minister netanyahu noting the unprecedented air force one flight. president trump, the first to fly direct from saudi arabia to israel, two countries that don't have diplomatic relations. >> i hope that one day, an israeli prime minister will be able to fly from tel aviv to riyadh. >> now, we must work together to build a future, where the nations of the region are at peace and all of our children

can grow and grow up strong grow up free from terrorism and violence. >> reporter: mr. trump aiming to restart peace talks here, a lofty goal that may be further complicated after the president revealed highly classified information from israel during his recent meeting with the russian foreign minister. over the weekend, the president delivering a landmark address in riyadh, calling on the arab and muslim worlds to step up in the fight against terrorism. >> drive them out. drive them out of your places of worship. drive them out of your communities. drive them out of your holy land. and drive them out of this earth. >> reporter: aiming to reach a broader audience, the president trading controversial campaign terms like radical islamic terrorism for softer rhetoric. >> that means honestly confronting the crisis of

islamic extremism and islamists. and islamic terror of all kinds. this is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life. this is a battle between good and evil. >> reporter: and taking a not-so-subtle swipe at his predecessor, former president barack obama. >> we're not here to lecture. we're not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be or how to worship. >> reporter: saudi leaders are looking to president trump to flex his muscles against enemies like iran. a sign of that optimism, the saudis gave the president a royal welcome, including a late-night dance with diplomacy. and the tangibles, a $110 billion arms deal with saudi arabia, a new high-tech global center for combating extremist ideology. the president also hoping it will help him turn the page from

the controversies dogging him in washington, where republicans play defense after the president called the new special counsel investigating the russian matter a witch hunt. >> i wouldn't call it a witch hunt. we need an intelligence committee report that people have confidence in. >> reporter: new this morning, the president is eyeing a proposal to slash $800 million from medicaid over the next 10 years as a part of his budget proposal. in fact, his chief of staff traveled overnight to help roll out the new budget. back here in israel, security is incredibly tight. in fact, the president is staying in a hotel room that's bomb and bulletproof. savannah, willie. >> kristen welker, thank you. lester holt has made the trip to jerusalem. with more on the president's itinerary, including a stop no sitting u.s. president ever has visited. lester, good morning. >> reporter: hey, willie, good morning to you. the president arrived here this morning on air force one. kristen noted the historic nature, the first flight between

riyadh and tel aviv. but the real history being made here is this is president trump's first trip to this country as president and his first chance to tip his toe in the water of a conflict that's defied his predecessors' best efforts to solve. you might recall a pledge he made a few weeks ago that we will get it done. here in jerusalem, he will see the city that is most visible, the most visible symbol of the conflict, a place of flashpoint of violence at times, a divided jerusalem, a city of significant religious and political importance to muslims and jews as well as christians. among the highlights on the president's schedule here, he will be visiting the church of the holy sepulcher, the place that some christians believe jesus was entombed. a short walk away, the president will visit the western wall, sometimes referred to as the wailing wall. a place of prayer held sacred by jews. and the president will meet with prime minister netanyahu. later he and the first lady will dine with the prime minister and his wife. a west bank visit to meet with

palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is planned as well, as is an address at the israeli museum. the president will be shadowed here by his campaign pledge to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, which israelis view as their eternal capital. however, he's been persuaded to hold off on that pledge. it would be seen as an endorsement of israel's claim, in a place still widely regarded as disputed territory. but it's worth watching to see if he makes further comments along the way on his visit here. we'll send it back to you in new york. >> a busy couple of days, lester. thank you very much. lester will have much more live tonight from jerusalem on nbc news "nightly news." u.n. ambassador nikki haley also in the middle east this morning on her first overseas trip. she's getting a firsthand look at the impact of the syrian refugee crisis. today, national correspondent craig melvin is traveling with the outspoken ambassador and sat down with her exclusively about that and other issues facing the trump administration. craig, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good

morning to you. we've been traveling with ambassador haley for a few days now. seeing firsthand the effects of syria's six-year-old war. in a wide-ranging exclusive interview, she talked about the devastating humanitarian crisis that persists here. she also became the first trump cabinet official to endorse the idea of a special counsel to investigate ties between the administration and russia. then, she had another warning for north korea. >> north korea has launched yet another missile. a few weeks ago in an interview, you said that we should continue to try the sanctions. at what point do we try something else? at what point do we concede that's not working? >> we're doing that now, in terms of getting another resolution together, looking at sanctions and how we're going to continue to force it, because this the same movie that keep playing. >> reporter: all options are on the table? >> all options are on the table. >> reporter: what does that mean? what does that include? >> that means we have made it

clear, we don't want to start a fight, so don't give us a reason to have one. >> reporter: another issue demanding attention, president trump sharing sensitive classified information from an ally with russian officials. are you going to reassure them we're capable of handling sensitive information? >> yes. i've talked with director pompeo on this, as well. so much of what i do at the united nations is based on sensitive information. so much of what a lot of the cabinet members, what they do is based on sensitive information. we're trying to reassure all of our counterparts that what they tell us is kept, trusted and valued and we will return the favor. >> reporter: meanwhile, the president hopes the ongoing investigation into ties between his administration and russia does not overshadow his first overseas trip. we need the investigation? >> absolutely need the investigation. >> reporter: trump said the appointment of robert mueller divides this country. you disagree with that assessment. you think it's a good idea. >> i think all of the questions need to be answered so the administration can get back to work.

>> reporter: ambassador haley insists her focus right now is on the worst humanitarian crisis since world war ii, syria. more than a half million dead, another 5 million forced to flee. haley started her day in jordan at the syrian border seeing firsthand how aid is getting through. and then here, a refugee camp, home to 80,000 syrians learning new skills. today, you've been talking to a number of families. what have they been telling you? what were you telling them? >> overwhelmingly, every single one, they just want to go home. that's what their prayer is every day, that one day syria will be peaceful enough to go back. >> reporter: haley says what survivors need here most is psychological support. she maintains what the people need in syria is for assad to go. >> there's no way there's going to be a political solution and peace for the people in syria with assad in charge.

>> so you're calling for regime change? >> what's going to happen, all of the partners are going to call for regime change. >> reporter: are we going to lead the effort for regime change? >> you're going to hear me talk about how awful assad is every chance i get. >> reporter: right now, ambassador haley is meeting with king abdullah ii of jordan. then she will head to turkey later today. president trump, as you know, has vowed to cut aid to the united nations. ambassador haley told me yesterday that the united states will continue to remain the leader in this world when it comes to humanitarian relief. savannah, willie? >> craig melvin, thank you very much. back here at home, dozens of graduates of the university of notre dame, walked out of their commencement ceremony in protest after mike pence began his speech. some booed, the others cheered. the vice president made no mention of what was happening. afterwards, the students said they were protesting the trump administration stance on immigration and lgbt rights.

>> in the meantime, it was a deadly weekend on the world's highest mountain top. at least three people died trying to climb mt. everest. among them, a doctor from alabama. this morning, his family is speaking out. nbc's kelly cobiella has that story. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. such a sad story. there's a record number of climbers on everest this climbing season. that season ends in just nine days. and the race to the top has proved deadly for this doctor and dad from alabama. the view from the top of the world, everest at 29,000 feet. for 50-year-old roland yearwood, loving father, doctor and all around adventurer, it was his ultimate goal and his second try to reach the summit. >> he was extremely prepared for this. he was confident that, you know, he was going to reach the top and come back down and come back home. >> reporter: yearwood was on the mountain in 2015 when a devastating earthquake shook nepal and everest, killing at least 19 climbers and sherpas. >> he wanted to work even harder

to go back up there. that's all he thought about and wanted to do. >> reporter: on sunday, yearwood made it to the infamous death zone. at 27,500 feet, within reach of a nearly vertical section known as the hillary step. the final climb to the top, where every breath and every move is a struggle. climbers said the earthquake shook part of the rock face loose. add to that bad weather this year and a record number of climbers. >> a lot of climbers have been waiting at base camp. now there's a window open. when you have traffic jams up in the death zone, that's never good. >> reporter: it's not clear whether yearwood reached the summit or why he didn't make it back. his daughter said he died of altitude sickness, his body still on the mountain. >> he was really honest, really kind, a generous person. i was lucky to have him as a dad. he gets to be in the place he wanted to, you know, accomplish his goal. that's where it's going to be forever. >> reporter: yearwood's sherpa was able to make it off of the

mountain. he's due back at base camp today. and the family is hoping the mountain guide will be able to shed some light on what happened sunday. two other climbers, one from slovakia, one from australia, also died on the mountain on sunday. and a third, a climber from india, is still missing this morning. savannah, willie. >> as if we needed a reminder it's an incredibly dangerous thing to do. thank you very much. now, to dramatic video of a gas station fire in michigan. >> whoa. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> the building's facade comes crashing down, pinning a firefighter underneath it. this all happened over the weekend in iron mountain. several firefighters rushed in to pull their fellow firefighter from under the burning metal. he was trapped for two minutes before being rescued. the firefighter was taken to the hospital where he was treated for burns but thankfully, official say he now is doing well. in other news, the greatest show on earth is no more. the ringling brothers and

barnum & bailey circus folded up its big top for good last night after its 146 year run and one last performance. nbc's kerry sanders is on the long island with the end of an era. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they say the circus is a town with no zip code. performers and animals traveling from community-to-community on the circus train. this morning, one last trip home to florida. ironically, since they announced the circus was going to go out of business in january, every show has been sold out. and sunday's finale was no exception. >> ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages, who is ready for the greatest show on earth? >> reporter: for 146 years, the circus was a constant source of fun and amazement. but no more. ♪ among the 14,000 who crammed into the nassau coliseum to watch the final performance sunday, former members of the circus and, of course, children, like 8-year-old rachel mower. you know this is the last time

it will ever happen? >> yeah. >> what do you think of that? >> sad. >> reporter: the spellbinding acts and the quiet teams behind the scenes that kept the circus running all these years are this morning unemployed. upwards of 500 people, including the florida horse team, originally from kazakhstan. 7-year-old betenico, was born between performances. >> the show is closing. >> my brain is understanding but my heart cannot take it yet. >> reporter: animal rights activists protesting even this last show, played a significant role in the circus's demise. under mounting public pressure, ringling retired its elephants last year. with its biggest stars gone, ticket sales dropped dramatically. >> i am sad for the prub. >> 18 years ago, jonathan became the circus's first black ring master. now, he's the last ever. the circus, part of the fabric

of america, was something few guessed would on day just die. >> this is a family breaking up. this is a culture coming to an end. >> reporter: sunday night -- >> we thank you for coming on out tonight, to this historic occasion. >> reporter: the ringmaster and the feld family that owned the circus said good-bye. >> this is the greatest show on earth. >> reporter: hugs, tears. ♪ should old acquaintance be forgot ♪ >> reporter: and the trademark phrase, one last time. >> farewell from the greatest show on earth. >> reporter: the crowd was on its feet for the last 11 minutes of the show. crying, clapping, right along with those who were down there performing. the elephants were retired to a sanctuary in florida. the other animals will either go to other sanctuaries or ringling says some will go to circuses in europe. and for anyone who is wondering

if this is just a stunt, circus management says, not happening. it's over. savannah. >> it is really the end of an era for so many people. kerry, thank you. >> how many things in life can you say lasted 150 years almost. it's a pretty extraordinary run. let's get a check of the weather. al is at san diego naval base. al, good morning. >> i remember my dad taking me to the circus, madison square garden, 1960. i'll never forgot it. it's hard to forget being on the deck of an amphibious assault ship. this is uss essex. we'll tell you why we're here a little later. we also want to tell you about severe weather hitting the gulf coast. starting with the same weather that hit texas yesterday. this is laredo, texas. torrential winds, hail, damaging, flooding rains. it was a big deal. you see the damage the winds did. no word whether this was a tornado or straight-line winds.

but it did a lot of damage. that's making its way into the central gulf. as we look on the radar, you can see coming out of texas and into louisiana. we have flash flood watches and flash flood warnings, stretching from texas all the way into atlanta. this is heavy rain going to make its way through the gulf coast, into the southeast. rounds of torrential rain. we've got flash flood watches and warnings and a risk of strong floods making their way through the gulf coast. the heaviest area from texas into parts of mississippi. you can see that heavy rain, four to six inches in some spots. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. . is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™.

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weather. >> yeah, especially inland as we see all the sunshine looking live right now in san jose. but we do have the clouds and the fog starting out in san francisco. i know you can't tell, this is the golden gate bridge. as we go thru the day, the fog clears out. it will be cooler along the coastline as the temperatures start out in the 50s now, heading up to 88 degrees for san jose. 95 for livermore. still very hot there, but then as we look at the coast, 75 in san francisco, at half moon bay, up to 62 degrees. let's see how the roads are moving with mike. >> they're moving pretty well. it's monday morning. we're seeing the northbound route, typical for the south bay, showing a slower drive. the tri-valley recovering pretty well after an earlier crash in sunol. extra slow through livermore for westbound 580. approaching capital expressway, i have seen this build. no crashes reported by chp, but i'm tracking that because you can see how slow it is compared to the rest of sillicon valley. back to you.

>> all right, thank you very much. that's going to do it for us now. we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes.

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back now 7:30 on a monday morning. it's may 22nd, 2017. and our crowd is gearing up for a good one. rascal flatts, going to have that in our 8:30 half hour. i'm very excited. >> looking forward to it. >> "life is a highway." >> you're a big fan. >> yes. here's a look at what's making headlines right now. president trump arrived in israel this morning to push for peace in the middle east. he had a talk with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he's visiting several holy sites in jerusalem including the western wall, making president trump the first sitting u.s. president to do that. jury selection begins today in bill cosby's trial, accused of drugging and assaulting a

woman at his home in philadelphia, but jurors are being picked in pittsburgh, 300 miles from where the trial will be heard. his attorneys demanded that. they're looking for jurors that have not been influenced by the publicity in the case. we'll have a live report from the courthouse straight ahead. more rain is expected in parts of the south, after record-breaking rain over the weekend. heavy storms struck texas and montgomery, alabama, was soaked by eight inches in a few hours. now, to startling video that will have you talking. a crowd was watching a sea lion from a pier when it suddenly grabbed a young girl from the back of her dress and pulled her into the water. that led to a dramatic rescue. miguel almaguer is in vancouver where it happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it happened all right here. the little girl that was grabbed by the sea lion has not been identified. her family also never stopped to ask for help. not before the scare of a lifetime. a day on the warf, popular with

tourists, begins with laughs. but suddenly turns to panic and fear. a terrifying close call with a massive sea lion, that unexpectedly yanked a little girl off of a pier and pulled her under water. the girl was rescued by a man who jumped in after her. both pulled to safety. and both appeared unhurt. >> i'm a little terrified of that thing now. >> reporter: michael captured the attack on his cell phone. >> pretty dangerous. it looks cute and all but you never know how it's going to act. >> reporter: his video shows the sea lion eating a piece of bread someone dropped in the water. a man held out his hand as if trying to pet the animal. and then, the sea lion, weighing up to 700 pounds, shoots out of the water within inches of the girl. the crowd laughs nervously, but no one moves the child away from

the edge. seconds later, this -- the warf's harbormaster says this should be a warning to never feed or approach sea lions. >> total stupidity on the part of the adults. not only do you let your family members feed a wild animal, but then they went and let their little girl sit on the edge of the dock, with her back to it, and her dress hanging over. >> reporter: these tourists didn't hear the message. getting another scare in the exact same spot. see lions rarely attack humans but similar incidents have been posted online, involving fish. >> don't go up to a bear in the forest and hand it a ham sandwich. don't go to the dock and throw crackers at a sea lion. it's common sense. >> reporter: a close call with a powerful creature that could have quickly turned deadly. experts say that while sea lions and their pups

look friendly, their bites can be powerful and dangerous because they have so much bacteria in their mouths. back to you guys. >> and it was out of the water so quickly. >> yeah. >> note to self, don't feed the sea lions. >> he didn't look that friendly. he was giving a look right before that. let's check in with al, with some of our brave sailors out in san diego. good morning. ♪ >> got a little u.s. navy band here on the deck of "the uss essex." anchors away. i don't mean getting rid of you guys. i just mean the anchors that hold the ship down. >> you're funny. >> oh, sorry. anyway, let's show you what we have happening right now. it's going to be a dreary day in the northeast. you can see wet weather coming in. and we're also getting some very cool air coming off the water. water temperatures are in the 50s, circulating around that high pressure.

look at these temperatures. from buffalo to boston, down to philadelphia, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below average. a dip in the jet stream brings school air from chicago to houston, where it's on the warmer side. out west, that's where it stays hot. the circulating air on that upper high, brings temperatures above average, from phoenix to you yuma, to medford, oregon, where it will get around 90 degrees today. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's ha good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing the fog in san francisco now. it will be clearing out to give us some sunshine today and high temperatures in the mid 70s and then we begin the cooler trend for the rest of the week. inland valleys will still be very hot, in the low 90s today, and tomorrow, 82 degrees on wednesday. and then it will be nice and refreshing by thursday. not a bad weekend on the way either. as we head into memorial day, we'll see the temperatures in the upper 70s to lower 80s.

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drinking and crashing their car. kids put on stretchers and air-lifted out. it looks so real and it's supposed to. from arizona, to florida and wisconsin. police now re-creating drunk driving accidents with students, to show them what can happen if they drink and drive. >> it's really weird. this could happen this saturday. >> reporter: think your kids can't get alcohol? think again. a recent study finding 53% of eighth graders say it's fairly easy or very easy to get alcohol. same with 71% of tenth graders. and there are serious consequences. over 180,000 underaged drinkers sent to e.r. in one year alone. experts say the rise in liquor store deliveries can make it easy for your kids. the stores say they check i.d. at your door. but do they really? >> we're about to see. we've rented this home in

suburban connecticut. and we've wired the front entrance with hidden cameras. we've called local stores and ordered beer and win and lick we liquor to be delivered here. we're not going to the door, ally is. you're going to take the deliveries and see if they give you alcohol? >> yep. >> reporter: ally will be there answering the door. and the delivery person will think no one is home, because we're going to hide back here in this back room, watching on a live feed with ally's mom, jennie. what do you think is going to happen? >> she's in middle school. i hope no one gives her the alcohol. >> reporter: first up, this delivery man, carrying a huge box of alcohol. >> hi. >> reporter: good news. he won't give her the booze without i.d. in fact, a few of them don't. >> are you old enough? >> i'm 13. >> i can't give you this. >> reporter: okay.

encouraging. but then, a new delivery man shows up. >> hi. thank you. >> reporter: incredible. in just seconds, ally gets an entire box of alcohol. no questions asked. just handed it right over. you have a box of booze here. see what he gave you. b bottles and bottles of wine. booze right here. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: but the last delivery really surprises us. >> hi. thank you. i don't have one. >> okay. no problem. >> okay. thank you. have a nice day. >> reporter: that's right. he does ask for i.d. but doesn't care when ally doesn't have it. >> it looks like he gave me wine. i think he gave me patron. i don't know. >> he gave you champagne and tequila. what do you make of this? >> i think it's crazy. if kids my age are receiving alcohol and they're clear lly

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♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, president trump overseas, arriving in isra it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, president trump overseas, arriving in israel, looking to push the peace process. >> we have before us a rare opportunity to bring security and stability and peace to this region, and to its people. >> so, can he seal the ultimate deal? plus, no longer a bridesmaid. pippa middleton ties the knot in the wedding everybody is talking about. your inside scoop on the dress, the reception and the royals. and the stars stop by studio 1a. zac efron and kyle chandler are here to talk about their latest projects. ♪ life in a highway

and rascal flatts performs, today, monday, may 22nd, 2017. we got a lot of love on the plaza from -- >> minnesota. >> rascal flatts. >> new jersey loves rascal flatts. ♪ >> what are we celebrating? >> my 50th birthday. >> what are you celebrating? >> our 5th anniversary with rascal flatts. >> who are the biggest fans in the house? >> we are. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today" on a monday morning. matt's got the morning off. willie is here holding down the fort.

the rascal flatt fort this morning. >> the weather fort is holding for rascal flatts. a huge crowd on the plaza. >> we're glad to have them here. >> and shoutout to savannah guthrie, who loves the song "my wish." >> i sing it with vale. >> she sings "my wish" with vale. >> that's our jam. >> and you sing harmony in the commercial breaks. here's the news at 8:00. >> reporter: good morning. i'm hallie jackson, live in jerusalem, where president trump he's visited the church here in va rus lem, one of the holiest sites in christianity. also visited the western wall. and the first visit there by a sitting u.s. president. at the core of the talks, starting the israelis and palestinians on a path to peace. but the president may be getting a reality check. last month calling a peace deal not as difficult as people have thought.

still today, the president seems optimistic. >> we have before us a rare opportunity to bring security and stability and peace to this region and to its people. >> reporter: president trump will also need to reassure israel after he shared their sensitive information with russian officials. rex tillerson says he's happy to provide clarification if the they have any questions but do not think that the president has anything to apologize for. he was on the flight to tel aviv, that made history itself, the first nonstop flight from saudi arabia to israel, two countries that don't have diplomatic relations. the president's stop in riyadh was notable for his policy weech aimed at the muslim world. and he distanced himself from the rhetoric on the campaign trail. another address tomorrow in jerusalem after he visits bethlehem to talk to palestinian

leader mahmood abbas. >> hallie jackson traveling with the president. thank you. this is a crucial day in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. jury selection getting underway this morning, as the case centers around an incident, at the disgraced comedian's home near philadelphia. jurors are being picked in pittsburgh, some 300 miles away. gabe gutierrez is at the courthouse with us. >> reporter: he was once one of the most respected men in america, tv's dad. just a short time ago, bill cosby and his attorneys walked into this courthouse, as they try to pick a jury, in a case that's largely shattered his public image. cosby has pleaded not guilty to three counts of aggravated indecent assault, during a 2004 encounter, with a woman at temple university where he was a trustee. she claims that cosby drugged and molested her. more than 50 women have accused cosby of inappropriate contact, ranging from touching to rape.

the alleged incidents spanned decades. and cosby has denied the allegations, saying any contact was consensual. two accusers will testify at this trial. the jury is being selected here in pittsburgh. but the trial itself is scheduled for two weeks from now in suburban philadelphia, where the alleged crime took place. last week, cosby said in a radio interview he did not plan to testify at his trial. >> gabe gutierrez, thanks, gabe. a big management shakeup to tell you about at ford. the auto company is replacing the president and ceo. ford's stock has fallen 40% since fields took the wheel four years ago. the new car market cools off. fields will report think be replaced by fellow ford executive jim hackett. an uncooperative passenger caused an hours' long delay on an overnight flight from shanghai to newark.

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>> reporter: among the royal guests, prince william who arrived with brother prince harry. pippa's big sister, kate middleton, wearing a pale pink vintage inspired dress, designed by alexander mcqueen who designed her wedding dress. 2-year-old princess charlotte and prince george stealing the spotlight. but it was pippa who captivated in a stunning down by giles deacon. >> it was a classic cotton silk lace gown with a high neck. the back was exposed with a keyhole cutout. it was stunning. >> reporter: while other guests like roger federer and princess eugenie turned heads, there was one who did not attend the ceremony, prince harry's girlfriend, actress megan markle. but prince harry drove 100 miles

to pick her up and bring her to the estate. the glass palace for the lavish reception reportedly cost $130,000. guests were advised to bring second outfit to change into. and they had to undergo a strict password process to enter. though cameras were not allowed at the reception, the newlywed couple was spotted driving off in a state of wedded bliss. we're dying to know what the password was to get in. >> one, two, three, four. >> you broke into my phone. >> exactly. >> also into her checking account. >> jenna has joined us for "trending." >> good morning. >> for our first "trending" story, want to take a look at this bag we're going to show you. a small, plain, white pouch. here it is. does that look valuable to you? >> no. >> nasa also didn't think so. threw it into a bin of space memorabilia. put it off for auction. and a chicago woman bought it

for $995. get this, it turns out neil armstrong, the first man on the moon, in case you don't know, filled that pouch with lunar rocks during the 1969 apollo 11 mission. now, she has this pouch. there was a big lawsuit about nasa trying to get it back. they didn't. she put it up for auction at sotheby's, 4 million smackers. >> not just any dust. that's moon dust in there. >> it's historic moon dust collected by neil armstrong. >> who gets the money? >> she does. but she's going to share it with clarities and scholarships. >> it says on the bag lunar sample. that might have been one hint. >> that's a giveaway. >> right there. huge thing on the bag. >> lunar sample. what qualities do you think makes someone attractive? >> i like a nice smile. >> and eyes. i like eyes. >> go like this, jenna. >> oh, what? >> is it lipstick on the teeth?

>> yeah. >> you ladies work that out. i'll keep doing this. it's not just good looks. researchers in poland say that people base attractiveness on a number of factors, including two surprising ones maybe. the way you smell and the sound of your voice. they say some scents are just sexier. and vocal cues can help you make judgments about the other person. help you make judgments about the other person. >> i believe that. >> when ryan tenor from one republic was on. and i was like, you smell so good. >> and all of a sudden, you were attracted to him? >> no. he smelled good. but that made him more appealing. >> you should go in here. go in. >> how does he smell? >> i don't wear stuff. >> he smells like lever 2000. >> do you wear deodorant? >> i do wear that. don't you think the smell is an add-on. you have to find the person attractive. >> it would be best to have no smell at all, right? just to smell-neutral. unless you're confident that your smell would be good, like

ryan tenner. >> it would be good. >> i smelled it and i loved it. another question for the table. raise your hand if you're a deep sleeper. >> no. >> you're not going to believe this one. this girl in utah has everybody beat, especially you, jenna. this teen, named savannah, was waiting for her mom and smefell asleep. she said, i'm going to hang out in the car and you shop. >> she wanted me to leave the keys in the car to listen to music. she fell asleep. >> and she won't wake up. >> savannah, wake up. hank your horn. they had to call the cops to break into the car. savannah woke up from a deep sleep. >> how many times have i heard that? >> it's true. >> you are a deep sleeper. >> no. i'm a light sleeper. that's amazing.

she was passed out. >> the horn honking. the banging on the door. >> there's a cop jimmying the door. that's the deepest sleep of all time. "pop start." >> let's begin with the billboard music awards. a star-studded night in vegas. drake took home 13 awards, beating adele's record. nic nicki minaj started off with a headily. cher, with two costumes. and miley cyrus, sang a beautiful rendition of her new song "malibu." and making us all teary-eyed, celine dion's performance of "my heart will go on." >> my favorite. ♪ there's nothing to fear

and i know that my heart will ♪ ♪ go on >> the whole thing. >> celine sang the song in honor of "titanic's" 20th anniversary. what a performance. and miley cyrus will be taking over our plaza on friday for our citi concert series. now, to harry styles. "the sign of the times" singer performed in los angeles over the weekend. not long into his show, harry said, tonight may be the best night of his life. he wasn't exaggerating. his surprise guest was fleetwood mack legend stevie knicks. look at their duet. ♪ i saw my reflection in the snow-covered hills ♪ ♪ until landslide brought me down ♪ ♪ mirror in the sky >> that makes me love harry.

>> no surprise their performance of "landslide" went viral. >> the fact that harry loves stevie knicks. >> that's attractive, by the way. and a good smell. >> on stage most of his life. finally, "mamma mia" the movie musical is getting a sequel, a decade after it swept the box office. it starred meryl streep and pierce brosnan. we don't know which stars will return. but we'll have abba songs to look forward to. tentatively going to hit theaters in july of 2018. >> that was an excellent "pop start." love it. >> you did it. see if al can top it. he's in san diego with a check of the weather. >> "today's celebration" is brought to you by smucker's. smucker's is honored to bring military families together.

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we do have a flood threat from texas all the way into louisiana. and parts of georgia, where we have 21 million people at risk for a big flood threat. we are talking about more showers and thunderstorms, stretching through the gulf today. potential flooding and rising levels on those rivers and streams. we are looking for a risk of anywhere from two to four inches of rain. locally, could be up to six inches along the gulf. the rest of the country, we are looking for more sunshine, making its way through the pacific northwest. western warmth. it will be spectacular. rain in the east, and we're looking for wet weather making its way through the mid plains. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a lot of sunshine after those morning clouds clear out of san francisco and expect high of 75 degrees. it will be cooler tomorrow with a high of 66 and that cooling trend continues, the coolest day will be on thursday, and leading into a nice weekend. inland valleys will be in the

90s. as we go through the rest of the week, mid 70s returning to the bay area. and this weekend, expect highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. >> we'll have more from u.s. navy base san diego and our friends. this is the best galley in the navy we've been told. flipping 20,000 pancakes this morning, thanks to our friends at smucker's. back to you, willie. >> that's a big stack, al. two words that everyone loves to hear. free money. we're launching a new series featuring ways to help you snag and save a few bucks. jean chatzky is here with quick, high-tech solutions, known as app stacking. >> good morning. >> i confess until yesterday, i didn't know what app stacking is. how do you explain it? >> it's a way of layering your rewards. you go through a shopping portal, you get back cash for that. you add on credit card rewards, a coupon and you're saving 30%,

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rewards. you have to rely on the stores you shop. and you have to compare cash back. credit cards have portals, airlines have portals. they give you rewards in terms of miles. if you're saving for a flight, that might be the way to go. >> how often you want to check? every time you shop? >> you probably want to pick two or three portals to shop through, otherwise it gets a little annoying. >> two blocks down, portals and rewards programs. what's next? >> second block is the rewards program. at the list of stores that you shop, want to make sure that you're signed for the loyalty programs. the annoying part is once you sign up, you give them your e-mail address, they give you e-ma e-mails. you want to set up a separate e-mail and you don't have to check it all that often. and awardwallet.com can help you keep track of when you're close to rewards.

you're close to a $25 coupon at bloomingdale's, maybe you shom at bloomingdale's. >> and now, to the portals and rewards programs here. pay with a credit card. >> rewards credit cards are part three. open your wallet and look at what you've got there already. different credit cards give you different rewards for purchases. sometimes you get two points on everything. sometimes you get more money for eating in a restaurant than for travel. you want to know these things. again, there's an app that can help you. it's called wallaby, like a kangaroo or something like a kangaroo. and it can show you which card to pull out of your wallet. if you don't have rewards credit cards and you want one, you can go to cardhub or nerdwallet.com. and pick the best rewards card for you. this is not something you do if you don't pay off your cards

full. it gets expensive in terms of the interest rates and annual fees because rewards cards cost more. >> they have higher interest rates? >> they have typically much higher interest rates. and the annual fees can go to hundreds of dollars. you have to make sure you earn enough back to make it work for you. >> what's our final stacking block here? >> add a coupon on top of all of these things. whatever you're shopping for, make sure you have the coupons, as well. all coupon websites. the one not on this list that you should look at, if you have an amex in your wallet, amex wallets are supercoupons for their members. go to my offers and you'll find a list. >> jean chatzky saving us some money. good to see you. tomorrow, ways to make money out of your clutter. just ahead, zac efron. we talk to him about i )m ...

==vo== . e person is in cust good mond morning. 8:26. one person is in custody, police still looking for others after san francisco police officers exchanged gunfire in the bayview district last night. police say this all began about 11:00 last night and that's when police officers were responding to a home invasion robbery on quesada avenue. police say when they got to the house they saw several people running from the back of the home away, one fired at police officers and the officers returned fire. police say that nobody was struck or injured and as you see right there, officers did manage to detain one suspect and then set up a perimeter to try to find the others. so far police have made no more arrests. as soon as we have an update we' we'll bring that to you. mike inouye is tracking residual

slowing. >> it's remaining after the crash had cleared. that's berth news i think. looking at a slow northbound drive for your route, san jose shows a lighter volume today because we've seen a lot of universitieses getting their graduations over the last few weeks here. 101 and 85 have cleared from earlier crashes as you head towards 87 or the expressway. slower drive 680 at 242, a crash, there the southbound side is dris tracted and the bay bridge, still slow but maze moves well. back to you. >> manageable for this monday. thank you very much. appreciate that. we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes.

♪ 8:30 on this monday morning. the 22nd of may, 2017. we're so excited that rascal flatts is here. i was just saying how much i love that song, "my wish," which they're going to perform for us in a few minutes. >> by the way, savannah sung every, single word. >> i did. i mouthed it because you didn't want to hear me sing it. >> every commercial break this morning, we had to put on music on my phone. she's ready.

>> thank you for that. before that, we have stars inside studio 1a, including zac efr efron, hitting the beach for the "bay watch" movie. getting very close to dwayne johnson. and memorial day weekend is on the way. if you're staying home, clear your schedule because the final season of "blood line" is coming to netflix on friday. we'll talk to kyle chandler about wrapping it all up. we're going to head out to san diego and get a check of the weather from mr. al roker. >> "today's celebration" is sponsored by smucker's. smucker's is honored to help bring military families together. ♪ >> hey, guys. that's right. we're here at u.s. naval base san diego. and, yeah. they're playing it -- what a wonderful world. i love that. and here, we have the nice folks that are going to be feeding over 5,000 of our troops and

their families. they're making pancakes. we have tim smucker here from smucker's. that's very nice. they're doing this whole thing. what's the secret to a good pancake? >> wait for the bubbles on top. >> remember, wait for the bubbles on top. let's show you what's happening as far as your weather is concerned. looking at the week ahead. we start off with a lot of wet weather in the northeast. cool rain, flooding conditions through the gulf. sunshine, the western one-third of the country. as we get into the midsection of the country, and the midsection of the week, wet weather on the southeastern coast with severe storms. wet weather in the frax. a lot of heat in the interior southwest. and towards the end of the week, as the sunshine in the northeast, as we head towards memorial day. starts off wet in the northeast. a hot spot down through texas. the gulf coast, the southeast, sunshine along the west coast. look at these pancakes. oh. those look good. hungry jack, baby. that's what's going on around

the country. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures are already starting to warm up in the tri-valley. it's 63 degrees. anything you have to do outside get it done early. it's 58 degrees in the peninsula and 53 degrees in san francisco. patchy fog also in the north bay, 50 degrees we'll see high temperatures in the mid 90s today for the tri-valley, 85 for the peninsula, upper 80s for the south bay and east bay up to 81 degrees, while san francisco today will be a high of 75 degrees. back here on a monday morning. in the '90s, "baywatch" brought beautiful beaches and lifeguards to the masses. and now, two decades later, the "baywatch" movie hits the big screen. >> zac efron is joining the team

led by mitch buchanan. and together, they must uncover who is behind some deadly discoveries on the bay. take a look. >> this could be bad. >> shut your mouth. >> it's all right. >> oh, my god. did it again. >> nothing is dripping on me. >> formaldehyde drips fat. that's melting on your face. >> keep it together. >> that's it. i'm out. >> no. >> zac efron, good morning. >> good morning. good morning. >> more on why you're in the morgue, in a minute. because this is "baywatch." you're not going to disappoint us, right? there's a lot of beach outfits, bikinis, swim trunks, slow-mo running? >> you're going to get an overload of beach. it's insane.

>> we read this. this cannot be true. you went into extra turbo workout mode to get ready for this film. how much more is there to do? >> look. he's got to start with the rock. i have to keep up with the joneses. >> yeah. going up against the rock is like -- it's impossible. i mean, he's an animal. >> his name is the rock. >> his name is the rock. >> he is a rock. he's -- we're carrying refrigerators. that's how he gets his food home. mine is a fake refrigerator. it was still heavy. yeah. no. it was really fun. >> right here. just doing pullups next to him was badass. i mean, awesome. >> superduper. tell me about, we want to talk about the movie, we are obsessed with the training regimen. i heard there was a protein drink -- do you remember it? had egg in it and was --

>> did you drink something funky? >> we drank a ton of funny stuff. >> i'm sure you did. >> we could do the arnold pump-up on the beach. just shamelessly. withpaparazzi. and everything. you come out of your trailer and have to look like an olympic athlete. >> right. >> were you a fan of the old "baywat "baywatch"? your parents said that was a no-no for you to watch at home when you were little? >> i have vague fleeting memories of pamela anderson running -- >> that stuck with you? >> and david hasselhoff, epically saving somebody and arising like poseidon. it was -- i have those flashes. that's about it. >> that's cool about this is it's an homage to the original "baywatch." didn't look like you were trying to copy it entirely. >> no.

that was the point. we had an amazing world, which is "baywatch." it is the most watched show in the world. >> incredible. >> it has the guinness book of world records record for that. when i sat down with dwayne for breakfast, he had a bowl of oats this big and we talked about the movie, he talked about how he wanted to revamp it and turn it on its ear a little bit. make fun of it, amp up the action, and make it relevant to today's audience. that sounded like an amazing idea. >> we get a couple of cameos, right? pamela anderson. >> i think it's in public. >> hoda, how could you? >> oh, god. i think she's going to be there. and david hasselhoff. >> and the hoff. was that like having royalty on set? >> when they stepped on, everything changed. i couldn't say anything when pamela anderson was on set. i was talking but words were

coming out. it was surreal. >> thanks for coming to see us. >> good to see you. >> "baywatch" opens nationwide in theaters on thursday. coming up next, kyle chandler on what you can expect from the final season of his netflix hit series. first this, is "today" on nbc. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

back, now, at 8:40, with emmy winner kyle chandler, with his netflix series "blood line." a dark family secret was close to being revealed. and john is starting to feel the pressure. take a look. >> i did lose my brother. and i thought, if they had found the man that did it, and he was wiped from the face of the earth.

that would make me feel better. >> kyle chandler, good morning. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, as well. the line in the show is, we're not bad people. but we did a bad thing. kyle, i watched the show. are you sure john is a good person? >> he's a very good person. the writers of the show, when i first met them, they said, we have an idea for a family. we want to look at it a different way. the whole thing could fall apart. it may not work. i was excited at that point. i said, i'm in. this is a show about a family with a tremendous amount of dark secrets. and throughout the beginning of the whole process, as an actor, i didn't ask questions. an we find out throughout the seasons, it wasn't until the final season that i ask questions. i need to know what happens in the last few episodes. >> i mentioned it's the third and final season. do you feel like you're ready to put a bow on this show? >> it ends in a good place.

and i'm not happy that it ended. but i'm glad it ended where it did because it ended strong. and i like that about shows when they don't push too far. they'll still ask the audience to want a little bit more. but it doesn't go too far. and it's a good show. it's a strong show. i'm proud of it. >> it would be impossible in a minute or so to recap and get people ready that haven't seen the first two seasons. for people dialling in, it's on netflix. what is the show about? >> the show is about a fally who is loaded down with a tremendous amount of dark secrets. and as the show goes on from the very beginning, the secrets are revealed. one thing that you have to know about the show is that the creators of the show, the kessler brothers and daniel zelman, they create ed a show - they did "damages" before this. and "damages," there's a lot of reveals and a lot of what they do with the editing that makes it interesting to watch.

and it's a nonlinear process when they edit it. they mix it up to do the story telling. i never know watching the final season, uh won't know exactly how it came out. and because we -- we do different scenes in different ways, where we rehearse in different ways, we act them out in different ways, we tonight know what take they'll use. the storylines and the story can change and we won't know until we view it. >> you starred on "friday night lig lights" here. >> did that make sense to you? >> you've done network shows and a netflix show for three seasons. as an actor, is the streaming experience different for you, other than the fact it gets released at one time? >> yeah. it's complete different -- having grown up the other way. the first show that my wife and i binged was "24."

and she sent me around los angeles going to blockbusters to get the cassettes. it's a complete different game. and a complete different game how people watch it. i mean, it's so immediate. the watercooler is empty. i don't know how that works out now. but it is -- it is different. >> how often when you walk down the street does somebody look at you and say, clear eyes, full heart? >> that's another thing. old shows are new again constantly because all the content is there for a new generation. you can take a show that's 20 years old and relaunch it immediately. it's very interesting. >> this show is so good. congratulations on the third season. can't wait to see you when it's released on friday. season three of "bloodline" streams this week on netflix. up next, a little music for your monday morning. rascal flats is live on our

the citi concert series on "today" is brought to you by citi. >> rascal flatts has 16 number one hits and has sold more than 23 million records worldwide. >> they released a brand-new album called "backto to us." we love when you come to see us. gary, jay and joe. hello, boys. >> good to see you. great to be back. >> tell us about the new record. >> it's new. >> new and fabulous. >> yeah. >> it's called "back to us." we feel like it's the best work we've ever put together. >> since the last record. >> you said that last time. >> right. >> you've been together 17 years. >> my word. >> what's the secret here? what's the magic? >> separate buses. >> that's the secret sauce. >> i bet it's kind of like a marriage? >> it is. >> with three rock stars. country rock stars. >> i think our wives feel the

same way. >> big news for big rascal flatts fans. you guys, an announcement we're making today, headed back to vegas. >> another residency. we're going to be at the venetian. it's called "night to shine." and we'll be there the whole month of october. >> how good is that? >> you coming? >> vegas, say no more. i have to ask you about the cam cammo, the mic stand. >> thanks. i'm a big hunter. big outdoorsman. i wear mossy oak. i sing mossy oak. >> trying to hide on stage. >> very shy. >> what are you going to sing for us now? >> i'm sorry? >> what are you going to sing for us? >> the first single off of the new record. it's called "yours if you want it." >> we want it. >> all right. >> we're going to get it. >> here we go. [ cheers and applause ]

>> are you ready? put your hands together like -- ♪ there's one more sip in this bottle of wine ♪ ♪ a lonely star hanging in the sky with a wish left on it ♪ ♪ and it's yours if you want it ♪ ♪ and this wild flower from the neighbor's yard ♪ ♪ a real slow dance in the moonlight dark ♪ ♪ this hand in my pocket oh, baby, just call it ♪ ♪ 'cause it's yours if you want it ♪ ♪ every bit of love left in this beat up, banged up ♪ ♪ scarred up heart that's been waiting on a girl like you ♪ ♪ and i know it ain't much but it comes alive with every touch ♪ ♪ and every kiss already feels like you own it ♪ ♪ baby, it's yours if you want it ♪

♪ half of this rick etty front porch swing ♪ ♪ every sword of every song i sing my jacket when it's cold ♪ ♪ oh, baby, don't you know ♪ you've got a place to lay your head ♪ ♪ on the other side of my empty bed ♪ ♪ and it's just made for fallen and it's yours if you want it ♪ ♪ it's yours if you want it ♪ and every bit of love left in this beat up, banged up ♪ ♪ scarred up heart that's been waiting on a girl like you ♪ ♪ i know it ain't much but it comes alive with every touch ♪ ♪ but every kiss already feels like you own it ♪ ♪ baby, it's yours if you want it ♪ ♪ it's yours if you want it

♪ every time, every dollar, every drop of rain, every single thing ♪ ♪ na that i could beg, steal or borrow ♪ ♪ baby, your name is written on it ♪ ♪ baby, it's yours if you want it ♪ ♪ every bit of love in this beat up, banged up ♪ ♪ scarred up heart that's been waiting on a girl like you ♪ ♪ i know it ain't much it comes alive with every touch ♪ ♪ and every kiss already feels like you own it ♪ ♪ baby, it's yours if you want it ♪ ♪ it's yours if you want it ♪ yes, it is, baby let me tell you ♪ ♪ every dollar of every dime

♪ every drop of rain every single thing ♪ ♪ that i could beg, steal or borrow ♪ ♪ your name is written on it and it's yours if you want it ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hear more from rascal flatts and all our summer concert artists at applemusic.com/today. we have a lot more music coming up with rascal flatts. first this, is "today" on nbc.

al in san diego. we just had a great concert. and al has birthdays. good morning again. >> hey, good morning, guys. hear from the u.s. naval base san diego. it's -- we're actually going to do our smucker's birthday from the smucker's mission breakfast where they serve over 5,000 service members. let's spin the smucker's jar. first up, a happy 105th birthday to annie bell brice, proud grandma. anna mccarthy of new york. she is 103 years old. says the secret to longevity, a glass of wine every day. happy 100th birthday to marion

silverberg of dell beach, florida. enjoyed playing golf until her 90s. harry gellar, running his own business until he was into his 80s. ruth bernstein of new jersey, also 100. honored by her community for volunteer work. we wish you congratulations and happy birthday, ruth. and last but not least, happy 100th birthday to elisha gray, a deacon from detroit, michigan, owned his own real estate company and barbershop. not something i would use. if someone somebody celebrating a milestone birthday, tell us at today.com/celebrates. i'm not saying i'm getting old, but tim smuckers brought me this. >> come iiing attractions. >> al, thank you so much. awesome. sheinelle, what's coming up

at 9:00? >> more from rascal flats. and kate upton's personal trainer. >> really? >> also, simon cowell. hear from him. >> i love simon cowell. >> going to be fun. >> and jenna bush hager. >> first, your local news and i )m ... n a monday morning. ==topvo== defense attorneys today are good morning to you. 8:55. i'm kris sanchez. defense attorneys calling their first witnesses in the sentencing phase of the man who murdered sierra lamar. last week lamar's parents testified. attorneys for antolin garcia-torres is going to outline his troubled upbringing. today is harvey milk day and san francisco's first openly gay politician would have turned 87 years old today.

he became a supervisor back in 1977. ten months later former board member dan white god and him down. to mark milk's birthday san francisco's glbt museum will offer free admission. pete suratos is talking to people visiting the museum remembering the man who became a symbol for the city and civil rights and he will have a live report in our midday newscast at 11:00 and look for more in our twitter feeds. new details on a disturbing crime in the east bay. a man accused of trying to set diners at a denny's restaurant on fire. what police say the suspect did with lighter fluid before officers managed to detain him. the greatest show on earth is shuttered. find a video of sunday's farewell to the ringling circus. quin was crazy about curls.

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mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. this morning on "today's take," one-on-one with simon cowe cowell, his exclusive sneak peek of summer's hottest show. and then, life is a highway, and rascal flatts is riding on our stage with the number one hit. and trainer to the stars will reveal the workout that will give you a toned celebrity bod. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to "today" on this monday morning, may 22nd, 2017. and we're listening to "life is a highway." by rascal flatts. >> i like that you went into it. >> they are our concert today. they will sing that a little

later. sh sheinelle with jenna. and al at the san diego naval base. miss you, buddy. >> we miss you guys. having a great time. the folks of smuckers feeding over 5,000 service members. >> we'll check in a bit. how was your weekend? >> it was good. you had family in town, right? >> it used to be nights on the town. we just chill out. >> totally. >> you know marcus samuelsson, chef. he has harlem eat-up and a lot of restaurants join in, in the park in harlem. we did that. >> with the kids? >> with the kids. we went all together. and i lost my kids. that's fine. they were around there somewhere. and guess where we found them. >> where? >> they were doing a snow angel. they call them sand angels. >> in the and? >> in the sand. my daughter wanted a sand bike. covered in sand.

she dressed h eed herself. don't judge me. and covered in sand. we split the kids up. the boys went with their cousin and they had a day in the park. and i took clara and my cousins and hit the town. that was the most excited i've seen her. >> girl time. >> girl time with my cousins, we went to the top of the empire state building, which i had never done. i wondered about that. i think i'm going to do that more often, splitting up the twins. >> barbara and i were split. we went to two different camps in the summer because we wanted to. but it was a good thing for us, because we missed each other. i remember the first summer i was desperate to be with my sister. >> how old were you? >> we were in first grade. they shipped us off as soon as we could. i would plug in my walkman and listen to a baseball game so i could feel closer to my parents and to my sister. when we were reunited, for the next week, we slept together

every night. we still like to sleep together. that was the deal with henry, when we got married, he would be the ham in the ham sandwich. >> that's so gross. >> we like sleep so much, that barbara's like, y'all are big and sweaty. i don't want to sleep with y'all. >> exactly. did you feel like when you had your one-on-one time, do you need that? >> yeah. >> you do? >> i feel like for twins in particular, i feel like it helps you figure out your own identity. >> who you are. >> but i will say, we do that anyway. we split up poppy and mila for us. it's like, henry will take poppy to do this. >> divide and conquer. >> we're in the opposite boat, we're ftrying to do more stuff the four of us. when poppy was a newborn, we da didn't want to take her to the beach. now, we take her along.

>> friends say how do you do it in new york city? >> there's stuff to do. >> we had a street fair. our school had a little street fair. and the neighborhood school had a street fair. we walked over. mila rode a donkey through the streets of new york city. that's her as a cat. that's mila riding a donkey thr through the street of new york city. >> a lot of people don't think you have that in new york city. we had a blast. the die days of wild clubbing a over. going to the club is like raising toddlers. you're always tired. you know? it's like -- you wake up with somebody -- some kids kicking you in the face, not that i woke up with a stranger doing that. but you know? >> absolutely. >> we're living this wild life in a different way. >> we'll take it. a lot of you can relate. did you see the billboard music awards? i missed it. i was watching the clips this

morning. celine dion stole the show. >> do you know how i feel about celine? >> i don't. >> i have the biggest crush on celine dion. >> what about her? >> that's my go-to karaoke song. i don't sing it well. >> i love it. i song with celine a while back. >> that's huge. it was the 20th anniversary. >> you don't want me to sing? >> that's coming up? >> back to me now. >> try it with the scrub. ♪ if you scrub me like this and scrub me like that ♪ >> you just made my life. >> when was that? >> i look about 12. it was right when i started here. i thought it was an anomaly to get celine to sing with you. >> she's such a good sport. she comes to play, as we say. >> we had a fun game show with her. >> that's right.

>> i was here. >> you were here for it? >> yes. >> you were there. >> she's more than real, if that makes any sense. she's totally cool. it's been 20 years since "my heart will go on." >> can we talk about me and celine singing? >> the outfit was amazing. the chandelier, the whole thing. take a look. ♪ there's nothing i fear and i know that my heart will go on ♪ >> isn't she beautiful? >> i love everything about her. but that song is epic. that dress is epic. that chandelier is epic. >> it was a show-stopper. >> celine is epic. who don't love her? there's a terrifying video out of a little girl getting yanked into the water by a sea lion. thankfully she appears to be

uninjured. it happened in british colombia, when people were throwing bread crumbs in the water to feed the sea lion. >> ooh. >> whoa. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> that's insane. >> yeah. i can't imagine. >> and i'm not judging because, you see a cute little sea lion. i don't think you're thinking -- now, we know. >> and i thought sea lions are friendly. >> somebody said, maybe she thought she was a official. he was just playing. that's whey heard. >> i don't know. >> you see how quickly she got back up. >> i love how quickly they responded. >> immediately. >> i don't do that in danger, do you? >> i bet you would. >> i wish i would. but i've been in situation where's mila's fallen or something and i panic.

and now that we know that, which is good to know, you know, henry is the go-to man. >> jump in the water and save the day. >> apparently they say, the authorities at the warf say, never approach or feed sea lions. we assume their cute and playful. >> darling. >> that's why she got even closer. and you can't see adults telling her no. >> i know. >> crazy. >> lesson learned. can i tell you about reese witherspoon? >> i love her, too. >> "big rlittle lies," i'm obsessed with it. >> have you finished with it? >> i have. >> hbo, right? >> she's no stranger to college and the movies. one of her most famous characters is elle woods in "legally blonde." this is why we're talking about reese this morning. over the weekend, she went back to school in real life. had a surprise visit to her old freshman year dormroom at stanford. she posted an instagram photo

with the caption, revisiting stanford and popped by my dormroom and met caitlin. she wacced ewelcomed me in. >> reading, studying. >> and reese walks in. what? >> how cool is that? >> that's so cool. she was on the campus, just sneak event for stanford graduate school of business. >> i'm doing it next week or something. going to northwestern. we're going back to college stomping grounds. >> i'm going back to northwestern. >> pop into your old room. >> pop into my dormroom. we didn't have laptops and we had big computers. >> we didn't use it. we didn't e-mail homework. just i.m.'d. the event everyone is talking about, pippa middleton's fairy tale wedding. the scoop on the guests, the dress and the (bell rings)

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>> i knew we would be talking about it today. >> it wasn't televised. >> i'm surprised but i shouldn't be. >> she's a private citizen. >> that's true. >> for the last royal wedding i was with my mom at disney world. and she made me wake up at 4:00 in the morning. we were out late the night before. come on, the royal wedding is beginning. mom. >> i have coffee. but i will say all of the years later, it's pretty fun. >> i remember the same thing. i was in a hotel, working in atlantic city. the reason we're talking about pippa middleton is because at that wedding, she stole the show with that dress. >> she did. >> i asked offcamera, was it the dress or her body in the dress? >> ooh little bit of both. she looked really beautiful. she got married this weekend, for those of you who didn't pay attention, like us, with two kids. she tied the knot with her

fiance, james matthews. her dress had a lace bodice and high neck. she looked stunning. >> kate middleton did her best not to upstage the bride. but i thought she looked really beautiful. and i thought kate's dress was more demure, if we can see it. i was saying, i have to be honest. >> pale pink, alexander mcqueen, who did her wedding dress. >> if barbara had upstaged me at my wedding, which she might have. she looked beautiful. if i popped out two kids, when barbara gets married and i'm lucky enough, barbara looks beautiful. >> looks gorgeous. >> i don't know if she had a pippa middleton moment. if she upstaged me at my wedding two kids later, go for it. i might have gone for it. >> she looked good. that to me, going for it. we were talking ining about ite looked beautiful.

and everybody wondered about meghan markle, prince harry's girlfriend. she did not attend. but in a sweeping romantic gesture, prince harry drove 100 miles to pick her up and bring her to the middleton estate. >> why does she at the estate if she didn't attend? >> she didn't attend the ceremony. >> she went to the after-party? >> isn't that the new thing. >> a girl of my own heart. >> you don't go to the wedding, you go to the -- you don't go to the ceremony, you go to the reception. >> listen, i wouldn't say no to that. al? >> where are you? you're in san diego with incredible military families and 20,000 pancakes. is that right, al? >> that's right. the nice folks at smuckers, providing breakfast. they've been doing this for a long time. right now, this is very cool. we have a sailor, who re-enlisted to the navy. >> against all enemies, foreign

and domestic. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> i will bare true faith. >> i will bare true faith. >> and i will obey the orders. >> of the president of the united states. >> and the officers apointed over me. >> according to regulations. >> according to regulations. >> and the uniform code of military justice. >> and the uniform code of military justice. >> so help me god. >> that was wonderful. what's your name? >> kelsey boyd. >> your second re-enlistment? >> my first. >> god bless you. >> your name, sir? >> elliot fiacci. >> to see something like that, that's really special. let's show you what we have going on right now as far as your weather's concerned. we are looking at severe weather down through the gulf. heavy showers and thunderstorms. we have flood watches and flash flood watches for 21 million

people, stretching from texas all the way to central georgia. this is a strong system that's firing up. going to cause big problems. we got a risk. a strong risk of flooding, a moderate risk, east of houston, all the way to mobile, alabama. rising on the streams and rivers. flash flood potential generally about two to three inches of rain. but locally, can good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures still mild and nice around the bay area but trying to heat up. in the tri-valley 64 degrees. 64 degrees in the south bay, east bay 59. we do have some clouds moving across san francisco. it's 53 degrees there. after that all clears up, we'll see high temperatures in the city reaching 75. san jose 88 degrees and 93 today in concord.

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ben bruno has helped kate upton, jessica biel, and chelae chelse handler. as we kick off swimsuit season, ben is going to show us and you how to get the signature moves. today is about the upper body and the core. tomorrow, we focus on the lower body. who doesn't want to look like kate upton. >> i'll show you what she does. >> kate upton's move, is the one arm row. >> one arm, one leg row. this is upper body but also your butt. we're going to do right hand on the chair. stand up straight like this. the left leg goes back and the dumbbell goes down. exactly. you're going to feel that in the hamstring. you're going to hold that position. this is for your arms but also works your butt. >> how are you doing? >> really good bang for your butt here. >> what are you supposed to do

with the back leg? >> the back leg goes towards the wall. and what i don't want you is to toe the toe back there. that's the peeing dog. >> did you see that video? you look like kate upton. >> kate goes really heavy but perfect form. >> she goes heavyweights. she will probably do 25-pound dumbbells. >> and next, waiter walks. >> you're going to take the heavy dumbbell in the right hand, and the light dumbbell, you want to offset the weight. this arm goes by your head, not forward or out to the side because that's dangerous. then, you're going to get tight and go for a slow walk. this is working your core. this is a souped-up side plank. your core has to brace to

counteract that. >> you do this with barbara fiello, right? >> and barbara is showing that strength training done properly will not bulk you up. >> you have to hold in your core. >> that's what it is. for your abs. what makes it better than a side plank is you get your heart rate up. we go 30 seconds on each side. it's great for the core. >> what do you do with these? >> these are hip circles. they're just bands. what we're going to do is put them around the knees. i will take pink and you take blue. i'm going to have you face me. and butt back, like you're about to twerk. and we're going to go here. >> we do that all the time. >> that's what i'm saying. from here, toes point straight. and you're going to walk to the side. >> where can you get the bands?

>> you can get them online. put your butt back, walk like this. if you don't have space to walk, you can just go like this. right in place. >> we have to go. we wish you didn't. this is so much fun. >> my butt is throbbing. >> those three moves will be a great workout. coming up, simon cowell. >> we have more time. >> we do. >> he how your clothes smell can say at lot about you. that's why new downy protect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the talking for you. lock out odors with new downy protect and refresh. and a makeup remover at night? this does it all! micellar cleansing water, from garnier skinactive. the garnier micelles act like a magnet,

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last week lamar's parents testified. now they are trying to outline his troubled upbringing to assure jurors he should receive life in prison and not the death penalty. today's first openly gay politician would have turned 87 today. milk became a supervisor back in 1977. months later, he was gunned down. to mark his birthday, the lgbtq museum is offering free entry. for your traffic and weather, we'll be right back.

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down over the next several days, especially on thursday. it will be the coolest day this week, but we're still looking at some low 90s for today and tomorrow. let's check in with mike to see what's happening on the roads. >> kari, we're looking at bart delays, a systemwide report of delays because of an earlier issue that sounds like it's been resolved is, but there was equipment issues that seemed to be the focus of all the problems here. 101, a crash backed things up out of the bay shore and the san jose area and ellis because it's just north of that junction. back to you. that's a troubling spot there. thank you, michael. we'll have more coming up in just 30 minutes. back to the "today" show.

it's by far one of the hottest shows this summer. now "america's got talent" is over. >> the new season premieres next week. and natalie caught up with the top boss and suj, sjudge, simon cowell, for an exclusive preview. the family show that's got it all. heidi, howie, mel b. and simon, all back for the biggest season yet of "america's got talent." do you feel that there's pressure to re-create the magic? >> yeah. it did occur to me. >> reporter: we sat down with simon at his swanky beverly hills mansion. first up, the new supermodel host, tyra banks. >> i've seen a different side of her.

she's funny, goofy. she's still a bit of a diva but, as i said -- >>. >> reporter: define diva. >> diva, i mean it as a complime compliment, by the way. it's that presence you thought when you walk in a room. >> reporter: tyra, jumping in after nick cannon abruptly quit the show. were you shocked by it. >> yes. >> reporter: the day before, said that's it. >> and no one told me. i called him. we talked a lot. and in the end, it ended as positive as it could be. >> and worked out for you, being surrounded by three gorgeous women and howie. sorry, howie. >> and howie. >> reporter: behind the scenes, it's been a bumpy ride for mel b. this spring, she filed for divorce, amid allegations he physically and abused mel.

did you know all that was going on with her and her ex? >> no. it came out in the press. i had advised her. using my lawyers, none of that was true. i had no idea. all we were trying to do was support her because she's our friend. >> reporter: simon, now focused on supporting his show's hot, new talent. ♪ make it rain >> reporter: like 21-year-old yoli, who some are calling the cuban adele. >> she would win it all. >> reporter: the chariot awaits. when he's not making stars, simon can be found in one of his hot rides, like this vintage ford bronco. am i safe with you? >> 50/50. >> reporter: a perfect time for a game of mary, shag or kill? who would you want to marry? >> out of who? >> heidi, mel, you could marry

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is it because of fatherhood, do you think? >> for sure. it does change you. most importantly, it gives you a balance. we're all lucky to be doing what we're doing. but someone like him comes along, this falls into second place. >> oh. he's been good with kids, though. i remember back in the day during the commercial breaks. he would run and kids would give him hugs. >> i never had seen that. >> season 12 of "america's got talent" premiers here on nbc. up next, we're throwing some chicken on the barbie. i never have said that in my life. mediterranean kebabs that will be a big crowd pleaser. be a big crowd pleaser. do before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica.

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>> this is greek yogurt. lemon zest and lemon juice. you want to put the garlic in there. the good thing about the spice blend, you can use it as a dry rub if you don't have yogurt in the house. i make a big batch. keep the spice rub in the pan d pantry. >> can you use something that's premade? >> you could. and if you sprinkle paprika on it. and you're good to go. you're going to put it in a sim lock bag. i will grab the chicken and add this. this is some chicken thigh and chicken breast. i'm going to put them both here in the same time. >> you do light and dark meat. it depends on what people like. if you're a thigh gal, i will go with that. the thigh is juicy. >> yes. there's more fat content on there. but that's part -- you are going

to seal that up and smush it around. give it back. smush it around. >> you smush like this. >> you want to make sure it's sealed so you don't have an orange dress that's too beautiful. >> keep it moving. >> then, you two to the skewers. >> soak them so you don't light anything on fire. >> you soak them? >> yes. soak them for 30 minutes. the yogurt, this is what keeps it -- i'm going to get them going on the grill. pack them tight. >> do you mix the meats? >> i like to keep them separate. you can cook the thigh a little longer. but the yogurt is going to keep the breasts, it will keep it moist. >> how long do you keep them on for? >> 10 to 12 minutes. you want to turn them. >> every ten minutes or every five minutes? >> every couple minutes. you want them to get a nice sear

on them. this is the sauce you will use with them. this is greek yogurt, lemon juice, garlic, oil. little salt, little pepper. and literally stir it up, put it in the fridge and cover it until it's ready to go. we're going to move. >> we have to get back here. >> have to get to the carbs. most importantly. >> can't get too healthy. then, this is what they're going to look at when they're done. they're going to throw some pita on the grill. >> can i try it now? >> the whole thing. >> i thought you just wanted the bread. >> what will you say? >> you can plate it like this. a little of the garlic yogurt sauce. you get a little mint on it. >> and the salad with it? >> a greek salad without the lettuce. tomatoes, cucumbers. >> oh, man. >> delicious. >> oh, good. >> how long did you marinate this for? >> 30 minutes to 2 hours.

>> to try the recipes, go to today.com/food. now, back to al in san diego and the forecast. >> thank you so much. we're here at the u.s. naval base san diego, feeding over 5,000 service members and their families, as part of a smucker's mission breakfast. let's show you our mission right now, the week ahead. starting with today, a lot of wet weather along the eastern seaboard. look for flooding through the central gulf. out west looks really good. a lot of sunshine. cool and wet in the northeast. midweek, looking for more rain along the southeastern atlantic coast, the northeast of new england dries out. interior heat in the southwest in california. friday, starting off that first unofficial weekend of summer, we're looking wet in the northeast in new england. hot in the southern third in the country. cool along the california coast, with sunshine and warmth in the pacific northwest.

good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing the sunshine in san francisco. today the high will be up to 75 degrees. it will be cooling as we go through the rest of the week. more sunshine and down to 62 degrees for the high on thursday. inland valleys, we'll see them cool down much gradually as we go through the rest of the week, but still reaching the low 90s for today, and tomorrow the rest of the week will be much more comfortable and heading into a nice memorial day weekend. >> that's your latest weather. i'll see you ladies tomorrow. >> up next, grammy winning country supergroup rascal flatts kicks up their boots, performing kicks up their boots, performing their number one hit "life is a? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief

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celebrate. the country superstars just released their tenth album "back to us." right now, they're singing an old favorite, their smash hit, "life is a highway." rascal flatts, take it away. >> new york city. hey. woo. ♪ life's like a road that you travel on ♪ ♪ when there's one day here and the next day gone ♪ ♪ sometimes you bend and sometimes you stand ♪ ♪ sometimes you turn your back to the wind ♪ ♪ there's a world outside ev'ry darkened door ♪ ♪ where blues won't haunt you anymore ♪ ♪ where the brave are free and lovers soar ♪

♪ come ride with me to the distant shore ♪ ♪ we won't hesitate to break down the garden gate ♪ ♪ there's not much time left today ♪ ♪ life is a highway i wanna ride it ♪ ♪ all night long if you're going my way ♪ ♪ i wanna drive it all night long ♪ ♪ through all these cities and all these towns ♪ ♪ it's in my blood and it's all around ♪ ♪ i love you now like i loved you then ♪ ♪ this is the road and these are the hands ♪ ♪ from mozambique to those memphis nights ♪ ♪ the khyber pass to vancouver's lights ♪ ♪ knock me down get back up again ♪ ♪ you're in my blood i'm not a lonely man ♪ ♪ there's no load i can't hold ♪ ♪ roads are rough this i know ♪ ♪ i'll be there when the light comes in ♪ ♪ just tell 'em we're survivors ♪

♪ life is a highway i wanna ride it ♪ ♪ all night long if you're going my way ♪ ♪ i wanna drive it all night long ♪ ♪ life is a highway i wanna ride it ♪ ♪ all night long if you're going my way ♪ ♪ i wanna drive it all night long ♪ ♪ there was a distance between you and i ♪ ♪ a misunderstanding once but now we look it in the eye ♪

♪ there ain't no load that i can't hold ♪ ♪ roads are rough this i know ♪ ♪ i'll be there when the light comes in ♪ ♪ just tell 'em we're survivors ♪ ♪ life is a highway i wanna ride it ♪ ♪ all night long if you're going my way ♪ ♪ i wanna drive it all night long ♪ >> yeah. woo. [ cheers and applause ]

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morning clouds in san francisco clearing out and we'll see a high of 75 degrees. and it will be turning cooler out as we go through the rest of the week. mostly sunny skies. the coolest day on thursday. 62 degrees. for the inland valleys, it will still be in the 90s for today

and tomorrow. 82 degrees for wednesday, and the coolest day also on thursday, 73 degrees, and tloit looks like it will be a very nice weekend heading into memorial day. let's see what's happening on the roads as we check in with mike. >> the bay bridge toll plaza so light the meters were turned off about an hour ago. they've reopened eastbound lanes on the 101 in ellis. they've cleared up the debris, so we should see recovery as we do on the merge as well. the rest of the bay, the bay bridge has no metering lights on. we are slowly monitoring president trump's arrival in israel. he will be the first u.s. president to visit the wailing wall. the key issues of president trump's trip on our facebook

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. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. we're so glad you've joined us for fun day monday, may 22nd. that is yours if you want it. new song by country super group rascal flatts. climbing the country radio charts. they're saying it's one of the fastest gone singles ever and it's off their studio album which they just released a few days ago. you spent all morning with them. >> they're going to come and sit and chat with us. this song sound