good morning. nbc news exclusive. russian president vladimir putin on the defensive in a candid interview with nbc's megyn kelly, saying russia didn't try to interfere with the election and that his country could have been framed by hackers, even the cia. the president's son-in-law refuses to answer questions about the secret sit-down. >> can we interview you at a later date? the sound of silence? the white house not rolling out a move that could block former fbi director james comey from testifying next week.

congressional democrats outraged in the wake of the climate deal pullout. >> does the president believe climate change is a hoax? >> yes or no? does the president believe climate change is real? >> white house officials keep their mouth shut. texas shootout. a wild confrontation between police and a motorcycle suspect at a convenience store. bullets flying as cars drove by. this morning the suspect is dead, three officers wounded. and a sweet surprise. ariana grande makes an unannounced visit to a manchester hospital to visit some of the young girls wounded in the terror attack following her concert last month. the star-studded benefit just one day away, security tight. this is saturday, june 3, 2017. >> announcer: this is "today," live in studio 1a in rockefeller

plaza. good morning. welcome to "today" on this saturday morning. i'm shenelle jones. >> and i'm craig melvin. good to see ariana grande visit children in the hospital. 22 were killed. >> i love that she's taking her narrative back and going to perform this amazing concert. it's great to see all the celebrities and singers that signed on for this big concert. >> it means so much to manchester to get back to normal. >> pharrell, usher, nile horn. it's going to be great. >> more on that concert in just a second. but first if russia tried to interfere in the u.s. election and if anybody in the trump campaign knew about it.

we talk to someone who grabbed his own exclusive as well with a russian banker. good morning, keir simmons. >> reporter: good morning, that's right. yesterday it was denial after denial after denial from president putin. he denied that his government was involved in hacking, denied that the russians had intervened in u.s. elections and denied that there was a deal with the trump administration to lift sanctions. president vladimir putin on the defensive last night, telling nbc news megyn kelly that hackers elsewhere could have framed russia. >> translator: hackers can be anywhere. they can be in russia, in asia, even in america, latin america. there can even be hackers, by the way, in the united states. very skillfully and professionally shifted the blame, as we say, onto russia. can you imagine something like

that? in the midst of a political battle. by some calculations, it was convenient for them to release this information so they released it, citing russia. could you imagine something like that? i can. >> reporter: putin backpedaling a day earlier, saying russia couldn't have been involved. if those hackers feel patriotic, they may try to contribute to the fight to those who talk badly about russia. putin in the international forum he is hosting in st. petersburg. meanwhile, the investigation into russia widens, disclosing the meeting with jared kushner.

you are under scrutiny for your meeting with jared kushner, the president's son-in-law. >> reporter: caught between the kremlin and the white house. the russian banker who officials say is close to president putin not wanting to talk about why he met with kushner in december. it's just a question of what happened in the meeting. >> please. please. >> reporter: was it a political meeting or an economic meeting? could we interview you at a later date? would that be possible? >> please. i reserve all comments. >> reporter: megyn kelly said after her interview that president putin even suggested the cia could be behind the hacking, a cia spokesperson pushing back hard on that saying that is not even worth responding to and pointing out that several russian news organizations backed by the state had put out the same kind of propaganda in recent weeks. >> quite date there. keir simmons, thank you.

as keir just alluded to, megyn kelly's exclusive interview with vladimir putin debuts tomorrow night right here on nbc. fbi director james comey set to testify publicly at a congressional hearing on thursday, but could the trump administration silence him? nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on that. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. in the face of criticism and controversy, the trump white house is trying to focus on its own agenda and anywhere where it has some power. and that could lead to a long shot and difficult challenge this week. even though the president has talked about his own conversations and tweeted about his conversations with james comey, will he attempt to use a presidential authority to keep comey quiet? president trump and james comey. the fbi director he fired could be headed for a new power struggle this week. comey is set to go public thursday about the russian

investigation. but the white house is not ruling out a move that could block comey from testifying on capitol hill by claiming an executive branch privilege that protects the privacy of a president's conversations with senior officials. in a new letter, democratic lawmakers warned the white house, any assertion of privilege by the president would be seen as an effort to obstruct the truth. that preemptive strike came after white house officials, including press secretary sean spicer, said legal options are on the table. >> i think obviously it's got to be reviewed. >> that's not a no. >> i've not spoken to counsel yet. i don't know how they're going to respond. >> reporter: getting answers prove difficult on another issue. >> thank you very much, everybody. this is slightly less controversial than yesterday. >> reporter: after president trump broke with nations around the world over climate change. temperatures rose in the briefing room. epa administrator scott pruitt and the press secretary

deflected all questions, and the president's own view on climate change after candidate trump mocked the science. >> does the president believe today that climate change is a hoax? >> yes or no? does the president believe climate change is real? >> does the president still believe climate change is a hoax? >> reporter: neither pruitt nor spicer had any answer. >> i have not had the opportunity to have that discussion. >> reporter: and legal experts say the conditions make it difficult for the white house to assert that executive privilege regarding comey, but it's still not determined what the white house will try to do. now, today we could expect to see a lot of that civic activism with organizers for what they call the march for truth, staging rallies and marches around the country and their claim is they want to see an independent and thorough investigation of all the russian matters even coming into the white house. craig? >> kelly o'donnell from the white house this morning. kelly, thank you.

today shock waves are still resonating at pennsylvania university. the death of a former pledge and a student sent to prison. >> reporter: following the death of 19-year-old fraternity entrance caused an urgent meeting of the board of trustees. >> it's a way to make sure the future of greek life exists in a sustainable way. >> reporter: instead they chose other reforms, including taking control of fraternity discipline, restrictions on social events and pushing back recruitment until later in the school year. >> we believe the government's model is broken. >> reporter: but his family says those changes do not go far enough. >> what i heard was a lot of aspirational language with absolutely not one concrete

action taken. >> reporter: prosecutors say piazza's blood alcohol level was four times the legal limit in february when he tumbled down a flight of stairs at the bet betbeta beta theta pi house. it would be 12 hours before anyone would call 911. >> nobody should consume that much alcohol. that's torture. >> reporter: 18 fraternity brothers face charges, ranging from hazing to involuntary manslaughter. they have not yet entered pleas. beta theta pi's office says they're cooperating fully. all while there was another scandal here at penn state, another case where university officials were accused of inaction. three former administrators, including a former president, were sentenced to several months in jail for not telling police early enough about coach jerry

sandusky's sexual abuse of children. for today, nbc, gabe gutierrez, pennsylvania. three officers were shot after a wild gun fight on the streets of laredo, texas. the fire fight started friday when officers spotted a murder suspect outside a convenience store. they had been searching for him in connection with the killing of his girlfriend. when police approached, that suspect opened fire. one officer is in critical condition, two other officers are in serious but stable condition. meanwhile, the 55-year-old suspect reportedly shot by police was pronounced dead at the hospital. ariana grande is back in manchester today. victims of the bombing after her concert were posing in pictures with her on friday. young dane farrell mann tweeted, i got to meet my queen tomorrow.

grande will hold a benefit concert that also includes justin bieber and katy perry. in one case an electrical fire broke out after a woman drove her car into water and it caught fire. a front loader dumped water on it twice. she was okay but the mercedes met its end. good thing he knew how to run a front loader. >> good skill to have. out of alberta, canada, of all places, we have a tornado video caught on camera. it is clearly moving over some dirty terrain there. you can see that dirt being pulled up into that funnel cloud and it was just swirling around. there was no reported injuries,

which is fantastic news, because that is a huge storm. imagine if you're just driving down the street and seeing that. unusual to see such severe weather up across canada, but we will see that make its way into the northern part of the united states, especially as we go into the next couple of days. for right now, though, we're watching for the potential of more heavy rain in dallas. we also have heavy storms moving through wisconsin. as the system moves eastward, we will continue to see more and more storms fire up through the afternoon today, through wisconsin, and then tomorrow we'll see them across mostly the eastern great lakes and also down across the tennessee river valley. so today's best chance of seeing those stronger storms, duluth and also through green bay, wisconsin where we could see we are waking up to some foggy conditions along the coastline in san francisco. hazy skies for the south bay right now at 57 degrees. also in the 50s in this area and san francisco, expect to keep

overcast skies through the midmorning. 52 degrees now. east bay, 57. north bay, about 51 degrees. we are expecting to clear out throughout the early afternoon, and that will make way for more sunshine and, of course, temps reaching possibly 80s for some inland areas. >> and that's the forecast. >> dylan, thank you. that's your latest forecast. fighting back. comic kathy griffin now saying she's the victim after posting that picture of her holding a head of president trump. highlights on weekend news. after a shootout on a cargo ship to a big brawl on a did you know 90% of couples disagree on

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conversation. >> but hospital visits from the manchester concert attack. there may have been some stories that you missed. here's a roundup of the weekend that was. a casino robbery in the philippines turned deadly. >> this man running for his life. but he got out. 36 others did not. they died not from the gunshots but from smoke inhalation. police said the gunman seen on security cameras didn't shoot anyone, instead firing at a tv screen, stealing $2 million in poker chips and tragically pouring gasoline on casino tables and setting them on fire. a chilling firsthand look at what happened during the pulse nightclub shooting. >> the dramatic videos posted on line by the orlando sentinel show the massive response to the eyes of police officers. the edited videos offering the most complete picture yet of what happened during the deadliest mass shooting in

american history. will you please state your full name. >> jose tom woods. >> golfing great tiger woods arrested for driving under the influence. all of it captured on police dashcam. >> reporter: officers found woods asleep in his car just after 2:00 a.m. monday. woods did admit, according to a police affidavit, that he was on four prescription medications, including vicodin. a terrifying and deadly shootout. two bounty hunters approached a fugitive at a texas car dealership. what followed was an intense gun battle. >> all three killed in the shootout. strong winds blew away several bounce houses in mexico. five kids have been hurt, one seriously. in ukraine, an underground water pipe exploded, damaging cars, but amazingly, no one was hurt. here in manhattan, goldie

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good morning. time is 6:27, and we want to start you off with a live look at downtown san jose. looking nice and clear mostly out there. and temperatures pretty mild this morning. thanks for waking us with us, what about the skies for the weekend? >> clear skies now, but definitely seeing fog that will clear up. yes, making way for a lovely weekend. right now the temps in the south bay, not too bad. 57 degrees. 50 along the peninsula and 54 for the tri-valley. we can expect to see slightly cooler conditions along the coast today than we've seen in the past couple day, but inland areas could climb into the upper 70s and possibly even some 80s. we are expecting to see temps

about two to three, maybe four degrees cooler but slightly warmer inland. and then, of course, we do have a couple of changes on the way, but i'll have more details on that coming up, of course, during the 7:00 a.m. hour for your day planner. >> looking forward to it. thanks, vianey. and put on notice about tap water amp someone tampered with a nearby water storage tank. people in the sunshine gardens neighborhood of south san francisco were given up to two cases of water for the night. authorities say vandals cut the locks and climbed into a water storage tank yesterday. the california water service company sent the day distributing flyers warning about the drinking water. tests expected by 4:00 this afternoon when cal water will update the situation. coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," an east bay water park reopens its doors after a scary accident at its grand opening last weekend. one major change.

that, plus all your top news stories all coming up for you at 7:00 and vianey will be back with a look at your complete weekend forecast is. we'll see you back here at 7:00.

back now this saturday morning, the third day of june, 2017, believe it or not. look at that crowd. >> nice. >> lots of folks out here at rockefeller plaza to celebrate. we're going to go outside in just a bit to say hello. but first take a look at headlines this saturday morning. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin tells nbc's megyn kelly saying russia could have been framed to make it look like they tried to interfere with the u.s. election and that even the cia could have been involved. the cia saying that's ridiculous. the trump administration refusing to say whether it might

block former fbi director james comey from testifying on thursday. sending a letter saying, any assertion of privilege would amount to obstruction of justice. surfing pioneer jack o'neill passed away. o'neill was 94 years old. let's turn to kathy griffin, under fire for posting that vile head of president trump. friday she held a news conference saying the trumps are targeting her. she said her career is over and that she's even received death threats. nbc's gadi schwartz is in los angeles with the latest on that. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kathy griffin standing by her apology. she says she's also going to continue making fun of the president. she said the backlash she's received is because of sexism, but her critics say she brought this controversy on herself.

a crying kathy griffin claiming she is the victim bullied by the president. >> i'm going to be honest, he broke me. he broke me. he broke me. >> reporter: then a defiant kathy griffin. >> i'm not afraid of donald trump. he's a bully. i've dealt with older white guys trying to keep me down my whole life, my whole career. >> reporter: just days after apologizing for these images. >> this is a fake one, just so you know. >> reporter: the comedian holding the bloody mess of donald trump's head, the tweet now deleted. >> i went too far. i made a mistake, and i was wrong. >> reporter: blasting back after her press conference, saying kathy griffin's career was over long before she attempted to make a disgusting joke about decapitating the president. playing the victim and blaming others for her actions is a bridge too far. cnn terminated griffin's contract to host the new year's eve show alongside anderson

cooper, a job she held for a decade. cooper distancing himself from the photo shoot, calling it disgusting. she said five of her gigs have also been canceled. griffin is losing ground in a flood of outrage and now she says she's fearing for her life. >> the death threats i'm getting are constant and detailed. >> reporter: fellow comedians defended griffin, like jim carey and some saying, i hope they feel bad about the kathy griffin photo. >> he picked a redhead. it's sort of like a parfait cup. >> reporter: still cracking jokes. but many aren't laughing. griffin says she's being investigated by the secret service. her lawyers say they will cooperate, but they see this as an issue of freedom of speech. >> gadi schwartz, thank you. meanwhile, nasa is working on something that could be the

most ambitious space issue ever. the goal is to literally touch the face of the sun. >> reporter: nasa's new lightning probe will be traveling at 450,000 miles an hour, covering the distance from washington to philadelphia in just one second, first flying past venus and then on to the sun. >> that space between planets is a lot more exciting with a lot more science going on than anybody predicted. >> reporter: the issue of the probe now in final assembly, it orbits the sun and looking at okola, famous for -- >> why does the sun constantly throw mass ejections towards us?

why is that happening? >> reporter: that mass of golden fusion we all take for granted is still full of mystery. scientists hope to better understand the solar flares that can disrupt power grids. and the dynamic of space weather that can affect all of us on earth as well as future astronauts on missions to mars. but the stakes for the probe are very high. >> it's a really difficult challenge for this probe to get that close to the sun and back. it's unprecedented. we've never done anything that hot or dangerous relative to the environment. >> reporter: the kind of challenge nasa loves. for "today," tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> that woman actually sound aid b -- sounded a bit angry at the sun. >> dylan, why is that? >> the sun seems angry, spitting off that fire. >> big angry ball. >> the big angry ball we all want to see. in florida we've had a lot of

rain. it's actually good rain because it's helping with the drought situation. areas like miami have picked up more than 5 inches of rain yesterday alone. that was the second wettest june day on record. a lot of rain fell in miami. other areas picked up inches of rain. it also helps with the drought that we're seeing. especially in the middle of the state is where we have significant drought conditions. 72% of florida is in a state of drought. so with another one to two inches of rain widespread across the state and isolated higher amounts closer to 3 to 5 inches through next week, we are going to see that help reduce the threat of that drought a little bit. we also have potential flooding near dallas, texas. late day storms, nothing too 50s and hanging low clouds, especially along the peninsula. overcast now at 50 degrees. south bay looking hazy as well at 57 degrees, and for the

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i am, every night i say my prayers and it's just a moment of, everything is going to be all right. i can get through it all. >> on sunday mornings it kind of resets my week. >> i'm with you. >> you need something to get you going. listen to this. i guess this one is for you. it doesn't pertain to us. >> it's for all of us. >> it's about a men's fashion fails. hater that matches people who hate the same thing, it revealed that women do not want to see potential men wearing -- are you guys listening? cargo shorts. >> i'm okay with cargo shorts. >> i am, too. they said men wearing them were least likely to get a date on that site. how about this one, flip-flops or sandals. apparently women don't want to see men's feet. >> what if they have nice feet? >> keep your nails clipped and it's okay. >> and here's the next one -- i kind of agree with this one. they also don't think guys should wear muscle shirts going around. >> what if they're buff?

>> they're just cheesy. >> and don't wear athletic shorts. >> i saw a picture the other day, and i'm like, why? those little soccer shorts and the tube socks? >> he's your husband, he doesn't have to dress up -- >> exactly. i saw a picture, why, the soccer shorts and high tube socks? >> he won -- >> to mow the lawn. >> he doesn't have to keep up. >> here's the next one -- they say, guys, if you're going to wear a white t-shirt, it can't be dingy. you have to make sure it's actually white. >> i could see that. >> does brian wear these? >> cargo shorts, flip-flops. he does wear mesh shorts. he's got all of them. >> what about you, craig? >> i wear flip-flops. >> my husband wears flip-flops. >> my kids had a preschool thing last night. husband wore flip-flops. >> not going to dress up for that one? >> i've seen your husband's feet. this one really warms my heart. this is meg sullivan. meg just graduated from high school, and she's with her dad tom there. tom has been making her school lunches since she was a little

girl, and it continued through high school. and those lunches always included two oranges, two oranges that he peeled for her. recently for meg's last day of school, her dad made her last lunch and he left her with a special note that she tweeted out. her dad said, two unpeeled oranges and directions for how to peel those oranges. there it is. he simply writes, it's time, baby girl. it was simply a bittersweet reminder that she would no longer need him as much when she goes off to college. the tweet, going viral. it's been re-tweeted roughly 100,000 times. how d-- how can you not love tht story? >> that's sweet. >> that is precious. as a daddy's girl, that melts your heart. good luck, husband. no, i'm just kidding. time for "pop start." venus and serena williams. earlier in the week we told you about an interview venus gave where she appeared to spill the gender of serena's baby.

listen closely -- >> reporter: how is the baby going to call you on tv? do you think about it? >> she's going to call me favorite aunt. of course, every day it's like baby v, baby isha, baby lynn. we all want the baby to be named after us. >> uh-oh. >> don't go buying serena williams pink onesies just yet. the mama to be took to instagram to clarify the pronoun and the comment saying, "i think the surprise of knowing what you are going to have on that very special day you give birth is probably the best surprise you can ever have." so to clarify, "if i want something from one of them, i say baby venus, baby lynn, or baby isha needs it. we'll find out when it comes." we'll find out when the baby girl or boy is due. >> cute. >> we'll see. now let's move on to a movie everyone seems to be talking

about, "wonder woman." earlier box office numbers are out, and they are fantastic. domestically, the film raked in a spectacular $11 million in thursday night reviews. that's the third largest for 2017. the film is expected to make around $100 million this weekend, which would make it the largest opening ever for a movie directed by a female. since we're talking numbers and female firsts, i should also mention at 150 million, this is the most expensive movie ever directed by a woman as well. given "wonder woman's" success so far, this looks like money well spent. 93% rating on rotten tomatoes. very good reviews. >> like i said, field trip. oh, the places you'll go, a museum for the young and young at heart. first, this is "today" on nbc. , the in-laws have moved in with us.

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kids at play. all their friends are here, the cat in the hat, thing 1 and thing 2, horton, even the lorax. >> one fish, two fish, red fish -- >> no fish. >> reporter: because this museum in springfield, massachusetts, is all about their very own native son, dr. seuss. >> i think it's a feeling of exuberance. it's exciting. it's bringing the world of dr. seuss to life, and i think that's something very appealing to children and adults. >> reporter: dr. seuss was, in fact, theodore gizel, whose children's favorites have sold nearly 350 million copies in different languages. and it all came from his home study which has now been moved to the museum, including the drawing table where so many characters were born. ♪ you're a men one, mr. grinch. >> his stepdaughter, marie diamond, assisted in the project. including the drawing table where so many characters were born. ♪ you're a men one, mr. grinch.

>> his stepdaughter, marie diamond, assisted in the project. >> i just remember the way he made me feel. the kindness, the wit, the fun. >> reporter: here's a fun fact. did you know dr. seuss invented the word nerd? oh, he created the nerkel, too. but most important, dr. seuss made learning how to read fun. >> i do not like them here or there, i do not like them -- >> anywhere! >> reporter: and in the words of a mischievous cat in a red and white hat, it's fun to have fun but you have to know how. and these kids, well, they do now. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news, springfield, massachusetts. >> a big thanks, by the way, to our man dave shire downstairs. >> i'm impressed he found a rhyming word for tibbles. >> what's your favorite seuss sfwhook. >> fox in sox.

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coming up next, on today in the bay .... vo did somebody tamper with a bay arety good morning. coming up next on "today in the bay," did somebody tamper with a bay area city's water supply? the warning now driving people to line up for bottled water and how long it will take to see if it's safe to drink from the tap. also, the latest details in the death of a tourist in san francisco. what happened just before he died? and bay area temperatures cooling down a bit. vianey arana will let us know how long before it heats back up.

good morning. your time is 7:00. we want to start you off this saturday morning, 58 degrees outside. a live look at down town san jose. haze earlier that's burning down. i see sun peeking through the clouds. thanks for wasking up with us this saturday morning. checking the forecast with vianey arana. >> sees a little haze, mainly along the peninsula and coast, typical this time of year. peninsula at 50 degrees, south