>> like we never left you. join us at 11:00. >> not today. no midday. >> just kidding. do not join us for the news at 11:00. go warriors. . good morning. the fall-out. washington reeling from james comey's explosive testimony on capitol hill, accusing president trump of firing him because of the russia investigation and smearing his name. >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> declaring there is no doubt moscow interfered in our election. >> they did it with purpose. they did it with sophistication. >> and on those possible recordings of his meetings with the commander in chief. >> i hope there are tapes. >> president trump fighting back this morning, breaking his silence on twitter to declare total and complete vindication. so where does the investigation go from here? >> breaking overnight, turmoil

in britain yesterday as a snap election gamble backfires on theresa may. now she's facing grows calls to resign. did the terror attacks in manchester and london sway the results? prosecutor claim she may have stolen more classified documents. was she planned to use them to in her words burn the white house down. and a woman learns a hard lesson about texting while walking. why your wifi in the sky is about to get much better. and the penguins roll! pittsburgh on the cusp of hockey history today, friday, june 9th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie.

live from studio 1 a. >> thanks for joining us on this friday morning. we have everything you need to know to get started. how about this wifi story at 30 or 25 or whatever thousand feet? >> i love a technology story. this is tom at 25,000 feet above new york city right now. when you say can you hear me now, the answer is yes. we'll tell you about this new technology coming up. >> they are saying the wifi will be as good as it is on the ground. so it's a big deal. >> let's test it out. >> let us start with that closely watched appearance on capitol hill by james comey. accusing president trump multiple times of lying and trying to derail the investigation into his former national security advisor, michael flynn. but comey stated unequivocally that the president never tried to stop the overall russia investigation. our political team ready to break it all down and we'll talk

to corey lewandowski, but first haley jackson. >> good morning to you. and this morning for the first time since this testimony, the president himself is responding to james comey and he's doing it where else, on twitter writing today despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. adding, and, wow, comey is a leaker. the president picking out the parts he prefers from comey's testimony but implying much of the rest under oath wasn't true. we will hear from the president later on in the rose garden where he set a news conference and take a victory lap. >> this morning team trump arguing james comey didn't deliver a knock-out blow after his testimony. >> those were lies, plain and simple. that push back coming against the president's claims, comey was fired partly because of low moral at the fbi. >> i know i was fired about

something of the way i was conducting the russia investigation was in some way putting pressure on him and irritating him and he decided to fire he because of that. >> the president's son saying the president is ready to move on. >> i think now he can go back to doing what he promised he was going to do. >> the president not saying whether he believes comey told the truth. >> do you think he told the truth to the senate? >> but his lawyer did, zeros in on comey's claims the president asked him to let flynn go, referring to fired national security advisor michael flynn. >> the president never in form or substance directed or suggested that mr. comey stop investigating anyone. the president also never told mr. comey, quote, i need loyalty. i expect loyalty. >> flynn had no comment arriving in d.c. overnight and the president had no comment on line either thursday. turning not to his twitter

followers but his faith at a speech in washington. >> as the bible tells us, we know that the truth will prevail. >> but the truth is what comey think it is president has a problem with. >> i was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of hur meeting and so i thought it really important to document. >> comey acknowledged during his tenure, the president was not under investigation and that the president did not try to stop the fbi inquiry. comey was less conclusive when it came to their testimony about flynn. >> do you sense the president was trying to obstruct justice. >> that's a conclusion i'm sure the special council will work towards. >> that and implicit confirmation the special counsel is looking into whether the president asked comey to dial down an investigation, what comey hoped might be triggered by sharing his account of the flynn consideration. >> i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with the reporter. didn't do it myself for a

variety of reasons. but i asked him to because i thought that might appropriate the appointment of a special counsel. >> pointing comey as a leaker for that move made days after the president tweeted about tapes of the conversation. >> i have seen the tweet about tapes. i hope floor tapes. release all the tapes. i'm good with it. >> it wasn't just the trump administration in the spotlight. loretta lynch asking him to call the hillary clinton inquiry a matter, not an investigation. >> we had an investigation open at the time. and, so, that gave me a queasy feeling. >> a person familiar with lynch's thinking tells nbc news comey never said at the time that he wasn't comfortable with the word matter, which lynch words so as not to confirm or deny an investigation. >> the senate intelligence committee expects top presidential advisor and the president's son-in-law jared kushner to meet with committee staffers this month. two sources familiar with the planning are telling nbc news the committee expects kushner will meet with staff, provide

documents and ultimately take questions from the senates the two sources said. although, a third source says the timing conversation is is still ongoing. all of this an indication that the russia investigation will remain front and center. matt, savannah. >> thank you very much. corey lewandowski is a close confidant of the president. nice to see you. james comey called the sitting president of the united states a liar, not once, not twice, but multiple times. he did it under oath. he did it methodically and seriously he basically said i will stake my reputation as a career prosecutor who kept notes, my word against the president. who do you think the people will believe? >> we've seen he has made numerous mistakes when sworn in under oath. the previous time he testified in congress, he had to go back and clarify his statements because he made a number of misstatements. what we have seen from jim comey

and we need to be very, very clear. if for any indication, any reason whatsoever he ever thought the president did something that was obstructing him of justice, he is obligated under 18 u.s. code section 4 to report that. and if he does not, he is guilty of a felony. >> he's said i turned my memos of my conversations. >> to "the new york times." >> but he's also turned them over to the special counsel. >> that's mighty nice of him after he gave it to "the new york times." >> he said i turned them over, so now wouldn't it be a great idea, those tapes the president trump tweeted about, let him turn those over to robert mueller and let robert mueller decide whose word is right. >> the story coming out yesterday was the president, candidate trump, president-elect trump has never been under an fbi investigation. now, that's very clear. he was very clear about that. he told the president directly that he was never under an investigation and all of a sudden, jim comey, who mind me is a career prosecutor, spent

five years as the fbi director was so stunned he had a one-on-one private conversation with the president of the united states. he didn't know how to report this to the attorney general to say i'm concerned. >> you don't get to have it both ways. >> according to you. >> according to you. so wait a minute. >> he gave his notes to a columbia law professor because he wasn't man enough to give the notes directly to the media when he wanted them out to the media. >> what's happening here and that you and presumably the president are saying comey is telling the truth when it is good for the president and when it is bad for the president comey is not telling the truth. that's not intellectually honest. >> there is a clear dichotomy here. either you are or are not under investigation. you can't be kind of under investigation. and what director comey said is that the president has never been under an fbi investigation. >> he also said the president demanded a loyalty oath.

would you agree that would be inappropriate. >> it's subjective. if it was inappropriate and if jim comey was so concerned about it -- mind me he also testified loretta lynch asked him to speak about an ongoing investigation in a manner that wasn't comfortable, but he had to change the verage he was using. >> is it ever appropriate for a sitting president to ask an acting fbi director for loyalty? >> look, he has to be loyal to the country, of course. >> to the president of the country, not the president. >> the president didn't say he wanted loyalty from -- >> is it ever appropriate for a sitting president to ask an acting fbi director to let go of an investigation into a close associate. >> he said i hope we can get this resolved. if you listen to the testimony closely -- >> i hope you can let this go. >> and what director comey said under oath was in his experience he has never hoped something would happen. >> the last one, was it ever appropriate for a sitting president to clear everyone else

out of a room and keep an acting fbi director in that room and ask him about an active investigation? >> you know why that's appropriate? because jim comey is the one who originally asked for a one-on-one private meeting with president-elect trump on january 6th in trump tower. >> something he denies. >> that was to brief him on a dossier. >> a false dossier that he knew was false. but jim comey is the one who asked for the private meeting the first time. so the pattern was set by jim to say i want a private meeting with president trump. >> comey stayed after to avoid embarrassment for the president saying you should know this is out there. okay. just real quickly because it seems like there is debate over what really happened, what was said in the oval office, the president has hinted that he has tapes. comey says release the tapes. i give you permission. you're free to do so.

will the president release the tapes? are there tapes? >> i don't work for the white house. i don't work in the white house. i don't know if tapes were made, are made. if they are, look, i think jim comey's credibility is at about zero right now. that's from the democrats who questioned him. it's from the republicans who questioned him yesterday. marco rubio from florida said, dan, the only leak not coming out of the fbi was that president-elect trump and now president trump isn't under fbi investigation. >> if you were advising the president today, would you say, sir, release those tapes if you have them. >> i think the conversation actually didn't take place in the oval office. i think jim was referring to a discussion they had over dinner. >> he said he had tapes of these key conversations. >> he didn't say there were. >> there's that word hope again, corey. >> corey, thank you. >> let's bring in nicole wallace right now. what were the big questions that

lingered to you after james comey's testimony? >> well, if you needed any more evidence that we live in america, corey just gave it to you. trump's enthusiast are going to stair at the trees that paint the picture of the forrest they want to live in. the truth is what we learned yesterday is that donald trump had a lot of interactions with fbi director jim comey as president-elect and as president. no one can deny that. in one of them, in none of them did he ask the single question about the ver roracity of russi meddling in the american election. that is the most troubling and really the big structural sort of blow for the president is that he's also worried about his personal legal equities and about the % criminal legal liabilities of his buddy mike flynn. >> it is interesting because -- corey we'll let you back in here. but it is interesting to me because on the one hand there

were things that were problematic with james comey's testimony. i think it is a fair criticism on the issue of leaking to "the going through proper channel like the congress or for example what dine feinstein asked him about. why didn't you stand up then and there? but there are parts quite damaging to the president. >> if you listen to the testimony yesterday, he testified under oath. he knew that jeff sessions was going to recuse himself. he made that statement knowing on february 15th he said i knew that attorney general jeff sessions was going to recuse himself. he didn't recuse himself until march 2nd. >> he said we had good reason to believe he was going to recuse himself. he also did this. he dropped another little morsele. >> our judgment as i recall was that he was very close to and inevitably going to recuse himself for a variety of reasons. we also were aware of facts that i can't discuss in an open setting that would make his

continued engagement in a russia-related investigation problematic. >> he chooses his words very carefully. he just dangled something there. if you are the president of united states, do you walk into jeff sessions today and say, what are they talking about? what else is there? >> what we have seen in jim comey, his goal is to manipulate the media and the press. he's everything that's wrong with washington. what happened on march 1st, the wall street journal publish add story about attorney general jeff sessions and his unreported meeting with kids lee yak, the russian ambassador. what it said in that story is there were hammering at the department of justice and there was no formal way to remove an attorney general from an investigation. jeff sessions recused himself the following day. but the testimony was i knew he was going to recuse himself because he's probably the one that leaked the story to the wall street journal.

>> i worked for a president for seven years. i met one russian in all those years. everybody and around trump and everyone around him, you know, was breaking bread with russians all the time. and when it came time to testify about those meetings, they lied and left them off their forms. what comey was referencing was we mad reason to believe that sessions wasn't going to make it because he hadn't been truthful about interaction with a russ n russian. it is always russia. it's never mexicans and canadians. >> has the president ever leaked anything? has he ever been an anonymous source? >> what i know is the president is the most open president in the history of our country. >> yes or no? >> one man's openness is another man's leaker. >> they're telling us, really have to go. thanks very much. >> another major story breaking overnight, uphevel in britain over shocking election results,

an election called for by prime minister theresa may that didn't need to happen. now pressure is mounting on her to resign. in london for us with this story. >> reporter: good morning. the prime minister won the vote but narly and it is being sheen as a hue millation. in the past few hours she has been to meet with the queen and announced a minority government. but that is a band did to cover a country that is deeply divided. >> this morning britain shaken. >> she's had a disaster. >> it is prime minister theresa may shattered. >> president trump's closest ally trying to look reassuring overnight, failing dismally. >> more than anything else, this country needs a period of stability. >> her conservative party losing its majority in parliament. >> it is the most shocking defeat by a politician. >> pulling her government into uncertainty as it's set to begin brexit negotiations to leave the

european union. the opposition leader, a maverick who has fumbled high five went viral last night now calling on the prime minister to resign. >> lost support and lost confidence. i would have thought that is enough to go, actually. >> theresa may and donald trump held hands when they met in washington. now she needs all the friends she can get. the shocking election results coming on the heels of two high profile terror attacks, last weekend's assault on london bridge and the deadly bombing at an ariana grande concert. strong and stable leadership is what britain needed, its prime minister said. that is not what britain has this morning. >> and immediately after the vote, the value of the pound dropped multiple questioning this morning. for example, will president trump's state visit still go ahead? could there be another election? >> thank you very much. another surprising result.

this one in sports. let's talk hockey now. last night in penguins made it their 6-0 win over nashville. that was game five of the stanley cup finals. six different players scored for the penguins. sidney crosby had three assists. the penguining lead that series 3-2, one win away from back-to-back championships, which by the way as savannah will tell you hasn't happened in nearly two decades. >> that's right, nearly. >> sunday night 8:00/7:00 central time and you can watch it right here on nbc. >> six home runs in that one. just kidding. just a joke. dillon is here. >> hey, guys. it is going to warm up quite a bit into the weekend. we would be looking at a heat wave, especially will new york city into d.c. the heat is building across the middle of the country and that ridge is going to start moving east ward. 100 degrees today. chicago, 84. chicago gets warmer as we go into the weekend with highs topping out into the 90s.

here is the heat moving into the east on sunday. 95 in new york, 95 d.c. you your local forecast is coming up for the next 30 seconds. november sixth, two-thousand-nine. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. the low clouds and fog in san francisco will part ways for a nice afternoon. and temperatures in the low 60s. heading into the weekend, partly cloudies as well. cool temperatures, and a slight chance of sprinkles on sunday. then as we head through the inland areas into the weekend, it will also be nice with a slight chance of rain in the

north bay on sunday. other that, temperatures warming up as we head through the week. in the low 90s by the end of next week. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. just ahid, did the accused nsa leaker reality winner steal even more top secret government documents. >> and is better inflight wifi finally on the way, tom? >> we are live at 25,00 to feet. we're coming to you via wifi. and that means your wifi experience is about to get a big upgrade. but first this is today on nbc.

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investigators are trying to figure out if a series of early good morning to you. it's 7:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. investigators are trying to fig out if a series of early morning fires san jose are connected. there have been six separate fires in all. this latest one, as you see in the surveillance video, is at willow and vine. someone on a bike riding to a dumpster, moments later, the dumpster catches fire. the suspect gets away with the face down. firefighters are still not connecting all of the fires to the same suspect, but police do want to talk to that suspect. we want to talk with kari this morning about the forecast that we're having for today. >> we start out with some fog as we take a live look outside at san francisco. the golden gate bridge showing low visibility there. we're seeing that in spots as you get ready to head out the door. and our high temperatures reaching into the low 70s.

cooler than average for this time of year. going to see the high in oakland up to 66 degrees, and 63 degrees in san francisco. and partly cloudy skies. as we head into the weekend, expect more clouds to move in, especially on sunday with the weather system just to the north of us that could bring in a slight chance of showers on sunday. other than that, warmer temperatures and dry weather into next week. let's head over to mike. >> westbound 92 suddenly slow. we have seen this slow down and speed up. i think it's the fact that some folks hit their brakes across the span. the speed sensors aren't showing a major problem. there is a build for 88 southbound to the dumbarton bridge, pretty typical. the south bay, one crash at north 17 at the hamilton exit. we don't have major problems there. and no slowing on the censors. >> thank you very much. another local news update coming up in half an hour. we hope to see you then. a reminder, we don't have a

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friday morning. june 9th, 2017. that's mission control here at the "today" show. >> they're all awake. that's good news. >> exactly. let's get to headlines on this friday morning. president trump is reacting to fired fbi director james comey's testimony before the senate intelligence committee, tweeting this morning, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and, wow, comey is a leaker. that's in reference to comey's admission that he was behind the leak of memos he wrote, detailing his meetings with the president. we'll have more on that live from washington in a bit. prosecutors in massachusetts have rested their case at the trial of a young woman charged in her boyfriend's suicide.

they say michelle carter used text messages to encourage conrad roy to take his life three years ago. late thursday, the defense filed a motion so dismiss the case against their client. a judge will hear arguments on that later today. we have video to serve for warning for texting and walking. a 67-year-old woman didn't notice an access door in front of her. she fell six feet down the hole. emergency crews got her out. took her to the hospital. she's being treated for serious injur injuries. >> that's a cautionary tale and i'm guilty of it. >> you see people go off of the curb into a street. >> there wasdy falling into a fountain. new, disturbing developments of the nsa contractor accused of leaking a top-secret document on

russia's election tampering. really winner may have had more classification. that comes after a court appearance that saw a judge deny her bail. gabe gutierrez has more on that. >> reporter: it was a dramatic court hearing wherele from prosecutors laid out more details about their kags. reality winner has two cases. one, an air force veteran, a loving daughter and yoga instructor. the other, a person who had taken a keen interest in the middle east with suspicious motives. 25-year-old reality winner, denied bail and led away in shackles. this morning, prosecutors have new questions about whether she may have been planning to reveal more classified information. they say during a recorded phone conversation with her mother in jail, winner said, mom, those documents, i screwed up. documents, plural. now, federal agents are looking to see whether she may have stolen other classified information, including some on a missing flash drive she inserted into a top-secret computer.

prosecutors have said winner admitted to leaking a top-secret document into an online news site, saying that russia targeted local election officials and a company that provided software for the election. her mother described her as a veteran and a yoga instructor. >> she would not jeopardize anybody's safety. >> reporter: but her mother was in tears when the prosecutor said her daughter had two faces. winner writing in a notebook, i want to burn the white house down. and a desire to travel to the middle east to meet taliban and. winner pleaded not guilty. and her lawyer says the government issic imaking a mou out of a mole hill. prosecutor brought up julian assange has tweeted support of

winner. her lawyer says that has nothing to do with this case. if convicted, she faces up to ten years in prison. >> gabe, thank you very much. let's get another check of the weather. dillon dylan in for al. >> we have low humidity and warm temperatures. that includes most of nevada over into -- stretching eastward into colorado, too. we are looking at the fires that develop being possible that it can spread quickly. we're going to see in the pacific northwest, though, a change in the weather pattern. it's been beautiful. we're looking for the next storm system. as we go through the weekend, we're going to see heavy showers and downpours possible. severe storms today, across north dakota. the heat is building back through the midwest. it is going to s well, we are seeing some clouds this morning, but then some sunshine later today in the

south bay. morgan hill, expect a high of 73 degrees. for the east bay, we're going see mostly sunny skies there. antioch up to 73, and fremont looking at a high of 70 degrees. the peninsula will be reaching into the upper 60s to low 70s, and 63 today in the mission district. for the north bay, expect it to be cool along the coast. point reyes only 67, but 75 degrees in napa. >> and you can find your full forecast 24/7 on the weather channel on cable. >> dylan, thank you so much. now, to a heartbreaking story out of texas, where a grieving family is speaking out, as they try to come to terms of the tragic loss of their little boy, an apparent condition known as dry drowning. frankie delgado passed away six days after his family returned from a weekend trip to a fishing and recreation area in galveston bay. >> he was my best friend. and i miss him so much.

>> reporter: his parents say the 4-year-old was briefly knocked over by a wave while playing in shallow water. he got right back up and seemed normal. but days later, this went quickly downhill. >> the night before this happen, we were throwing the football with him. i was playing catch with him. i was running around. and then, saturday morning came arnold. and -- >> our world just turned upside down. >> reporter: frankie woke up vomiting and in pain. >> he was like -- he went like that. looked at me with these painful, hurtful eyes. like, i've never seen him before like that. >> reporter: an ambulance rushed the boy to the hospital. but he didn't take it. the family says emergency room doctored said the cause of the death was dry drowning. >> they explained to us that it's something about him ingesting water into his lungs. >> reporter: when it does occur, secondary drowning usually happens after a child inhales water into the lungs, which become irritated and start to fill up with fluid.

>> breathing problems, coughing. they may have episodes where their behavior changes, where they're more fatigued than usual. and these are signs they may not be getting enough oxygen to the brain. >> reporter: doctors say it is extremely rare but there have been cases. >> i believe he's in a better place. i believe my son's an angel. >> reporter: frankie's grieving family says they hope sharing the story will help other parents avoid such tragedy. >> dry drowning, let's bring that out into the world and let everybody know this exists. >> that's what i'm trying to do, spread awareness. i don't want nobody to go through what we're going through. >> drowning is actually the leading cause of death for kids from ages of 1 to 4. but an overwhelming number of those cases do not involve so-called dry drowning. experts say parents should not expect the worst every time your child swallows some water.

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♪ all right. we're back. 7:43, with a "today" exclusive that will excite anybody who flies. >> this is very good news if you're frustrated by the slow internet connections you get when you're flying. there's new technology that will allow you to use your netflix account or video chat midnight. tom costello is live from a test plane flying at 25,000 feet to demonstrate this. tom, where are you? >> reporter: we're over upstate new york, right now, matt. we're coming to you via wi-fi in this honeywell test plane. they're using satellite to get us the signal on wi-fi. some airlines may not like the idea of you using facetime or skype to have a conversation with your spouse on the ground and everybody onboard doing the same thing.

but this is where it gets interesting. you'll be able to watch videos, netflix, download files. your internet experience six miles up is going to get a big upgrade. in-flight wi-fi has come a long way. what started with a handful of passengers has become a bottleneck at 35,000 feet. with everyone competing for limited bandwidth, e-mailing, texting, tweeting. >> i have a hard time getting service up there. if i do, it's limited, for sure. >> reporter: now, passengers are demanding better wi-fi to make a cramped flying experience a little more bearable. the big names are dramatically picking up the pace. when we tried jet wave, our connection was so good, we watched the rolling stone on youtube, "house of cards" on netflix and video chatted with someone in a new york city taxi. >> it looks good. i hear you perfectly.

you look fantastic. you've never looked better in your whole life. >> reporter: wi-fi does wonders for me. will it slow down when everyone is streaming all at once? >> no matter where you are in the world, you'll be able to have that at-home or office experience. >> reporter: rather than getting a signal from cell towers below, the plane gets wi-fi from satellites overhead. it's the same speed you get on the ground. gogo claims their faster. delta and american airlines have signed on. jetblue's using fly-fi. >> what they're looking for is to be busy, to be entertained, to be productive during their flights. >> reporter: as for wi-fi video chatting -- >> i was telling my son, i hope we get to talk facetime. >> reporter: with your dog? >> yes. i wan to hear the barking. >> reporter: not everyone is

crazy about that idea. >> we live in a world of technology where technology has totally taken over. sometimes flying is a way just to get away and escape from all of that. >> reporter: there's an added benefit to the honeywell system, that is they're using that wi-fi connection to stream data about how the plane is performing. maintenance information, down to the base. those guys can be ready if they need to anticipate something to fix. how much will it cost? that will depend on what your airline decides to charge you. >> can we binge watch "house of cards" at the same time. >> i would rather you do that than sitting next to me, facetiming your friends. >> you get that experience every day. >> i was all. and she was all. oh, no. >> it looks good. >> thanks, buddy. carson is over in the orange room -- i guess there's a delay there.

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welcome back. we just talked about better wi-fi on planes. but carson will do us one better. right? >> yeah. this is a real story. guys, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer boeing announced it is exploring jetliners that fly without pilots. airlines can take off and land using their computers. but a pilotless aircraft has yet to take the sky. airlines are backing the idea. social media users are more hesitant. heck no to boeing airplanes testing pilotless commercial planes. no problem with smart planes but i won't fly in a plane without a pilot. would you board a self-flying plane? 85% saying no. 15% saying yes. boeing plans to test this in a

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good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's 7:56 and drizzling across parts of the bay area, and temperatures, too. low visibility in spots and right now at and 62 degrees. for the san francisco area, right now at 55. foggy there. cloudy in the north bay. degrees as you get ready to head out the door. all that will be clearing up today and we'll get sunshine with highs in the low 70s. very comfortable weather. even in concord, up to 74 degrees. nappy. 75, and it will be up to 63 degrees in san francisco with breezy winds heading into the weekend, more weather like this. also a slight chance of rain in the north bay on sunday. let's get an update on how the roads are moving now, checking in with mike. >> friday, and a lot of schools are off for the summer, almost all of the. still looking at a lighter flow right now today, as you would expect will be the trend. we do have a crash reported near the dublin interchange. it is northbound 680 bernal.

you see a little unusual slowing. you should be all right. a few minutes delayed in the middle of the road right now. crews heading over there. live look shows you the bay bridge toll plaza has a slowdown there, and the san mateo bridge is clear. live look toward 580 through pleasanton shows you also late slowing coming up to the dublin interchange, unrelated to the crash. back to you. >> happening now, the final day of apple's worldwide developers conference. today's schedule started just 20 minutes ago with a women's breakfast. throughout the day, the company will show off new programs from the ios 11 system. they unveiled plans to integrate ios on all of its products. >> a show kicks off in a few minutes in vallejo. you'll see a lot of dogs in '70s gear at the fair grundz. another local news update in a half hour. hope to see you then. have a great morning.

it's 8:00 on "today." and coming up, comey versus the it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, comey versus the president. >> those were lies. >> the white house fighting back against the former fbi director saying comey is lying. what's next for the president and the investigation? we're live in washington. >> plus erin andrews opens up. >> i was just stunned. i was in shock. i was embarrassed. >> reporter: the broadcaster speaks out about her traumatic year from that high profile stalking trial to her battle with cancer. as she reveals to megyn kelly how she's found a way to move forward. ♪ and it's now or never. one of the hottest young stars

in the music industry, halsey, hits the plaza for a live summer concert today, friday, june 9th, 2017. >> we got an amazing crowd, everybody. who's here from new york? [ cheering ] >> who's here from somewhere else? [ cheering ] ♪ >> how long was your bus ride? >> ten hours. >> stop it. from where? >> pittsburgh. >> i am going to cry. i'm so excited. >> i want a shoutout from the moms who came here with their kids. we got a mom here. >> my 16-year-old wanted to come from massachusetts. we came to see halsey, and hamilt hamilton. >> i'm shouting out to loyal moms. >> yes. i'm here with my daughter. >> those are good parents. >> those are really good parents and that's a great crowd. >> we have a lot to get you up

to date on. a lot happening in the world. let's go to the news at 8:00. we're going to begin with the dramatic testimony on capitol hill from james comey. during questioning he said that he had no doubt he was fired because of the russia investigation. while also sounding the alarm about the ongoing threat moscow still poses to the u.s. nbc peter alexander is at the white house for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning the president for the first time responding himself to james comey writing on twitter, of course, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication, and wow, comey is a leaker. still even though comey acknowledged the president during his tenure was not under investigation, the cloud of the russia inquiry lingered over the white house. the comey making a striking statement telling senators yesterday the president showed no interest in how to counter the kremlin's interference in our elections. in the tense partisan environment in washington,

there's one fact both sides find indisputable. >> the russians interfered in our election during 2016 cycle. they did it with purpose. they did it with sophistication. >> reporter: but former fbi director testified the president never raised any concerns about moscow's mettling. >> did the president show any concern or curiosity about what the russians were doing? >> i don't remember any conversations with the president about the russia election interference. >> reporter: angus king, for him, that statement was revealing? >> i thought that was one of the most disturbing moments of the hearing. for months the president has been essentially dismissing the matter as a hoax and a fake. that is disturbing. because this was an attack on our democracy. >> reporter: comey insisting the threat is very real. >> do you have any doubt that russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 elections? >> reporter: none. >> reporter: the committee's top

democrat pounding home the point, taking a shot at president trump who has down played russia-related stories? >> it is an effort to protect our country from a new threat that will not go away any time soon. >> reporter: comey indicated russia one of the america's top adversaries is trying to he shape the united states. >> we're talking about a foreign government that using lots of meths, tried to shape the way we think we vote, we act. that is a big deal. >> reporter: comey's testimony in contrast of vladimir putin's denials in this recent interview with megyn kelly. >> i haven't seen even once any direct proof of russian interference in the presidential election in the united states. >> reporter: but the issue of mr. trump's associates possible meetings with the russians, remains unresolved. >> he said and if some of my satellites did something wrong, it would be good to find that out. >> i imagine he meant other people surrounding his campaign. it would be great to know that

as well. >> yes, sir. that's what he said. >> reporter: the russia inquiries far from over. the president's senior adviser, jared kushner, could meet with congressional staffers as early as this month. but we are told no date has been set. kushner's lawyer says he volunteered to share with congress what he knows about those meetings with top russian officials. >> all right. peter alexander, thank you. we have major news in lon n london. theresa may announced she'll form a new government despite an election setback. may's conservative party failed to win a majority in parliament on thursday. the hung parliament left her leadership in doubt. she was granted permission from queen elizabeth this morning to put together a new government. may says she will push ahead with work to remove britain from the european union with so-called brexit.

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sports reporter erin andrews. >> a tough 2016 for her and she opened up to you. >> absolutely. so erin andrews was a rising star in the highly competitive world of sideline sports reporting and then all hell broke loose in her life. her stalk her been secretly filming her naked in several of her hotel rooms unbeknownst to erin and then the guy posted the tape on the internet. when she found out, it was a moment that would change her life and that would change erin as a person forever. what was that feeling when you first saw yourself? >> i think to this day how many years later you can still see it on my face, i was just stunned, i was in shock, i was embarrassed, i was freaking out so much that when i called my parents my dad thought i had been injured in a car accident because i was just screaming bloody murder on the other end. >> did you know it was you? >> yes, you know your body, very quickly. one of the videos we had to watch, you can hear him breathing in it, you can also

hear people behind him walking, which is also disgusting. and he's angling the -- turning it every way i turn, but i think the breathing is the hardest part, you can hear him breathing. >> what is that like for you? >> makes me want to take about 80 showers, so gross. >> what was the toughest moment during the trial? >> there were a couple. my mom and dad were the hardest, was the hardest. they're my rock. and just seeing your mom just so nervous before she has to walk out there -- >> and i said, oh, my god, what's wrong, you know? is she hurt? what? and then i heard her say, naked. i am naked, dad. they have got me, i'm naked. >> that poor mother. and when you talk to erin andrews, number one thing i came away with is how much -- it was nine years ago it happened. the trial was last year but it's still right here. you hear cases about perverts

who stalk women or film women, and you think, okay, it is over, 2017, america, like this happens. it is right there. >> especially emotional when she talked about her parents and how her parents reacted, you can tell that pain hurt her. >> if you stop and think, the reason i said it was a tough year for her, she had that episode, but she also had another personal episode. >> just as soon as she got through the trial, she got a call from her doctor and was diagnosed with cervical cancer. and not only was that so hard on erin, as she puts it in the piece, can i get a minute? can i get a minute? but her poor parents, you know, who are her rocks find out their daughter has cervical cancer and what she had to go through after that is all detailed, first time she's spoken out about it. >> we look forward to hearing from her and we'll hear that conversation sunday night here on nbc. >> look forward to that. now to dylan with a check of the weather. >> thanks, guys. we are looking at a very, very warm weekend through most of the

country. today, we're going to see temperatures back through the midwest and the northern plains, get into areas like 100 degrees, in pierre, south dakota, 84 in minneapolis, wichita, 85. little rock, 83. that heat will continue to move eastward by saturday. omaha, nebraska, 97 degrees. chicago, close to 90. amarillo, texas, over 100 degrees. we're going to see temps stay in the 90s next week as well. chicago will stay in the lower 90s on sunday, monday, tuesday, making it a heat wave. so we are going to see a very warm temperatures through the eastern two-thirds of the country. it is changing, though, out west. cool, showery weather, starting to make its way on shore. 80s with 60s. we have more rain expected down good morning. heim meteorologist kari hall. the cloudy skis staying with us for the next several hours. san francisco dealing with drizzle right now. expect a high of 63 degrees, 60

tomorrow and a few sprinkles will be possible on sunday, warming up next week. for the inland areas, it will be very nice and comfortable for the next few days. sunday rain mainly in the north bay. next week a lot of sunshine and feeling like summer on thursday. t. dylan, thank you. time for what's trending. let me ask, you got problems? anything on your mind? anything you want to talk about? >> how long you got? >> there is an app for that. can i interest you in a chat bot therapist. a team of stanford psychologists and artificial intelligence experts have created -- i love this -- the woe-bot. it provides talk therapy through facebook messenger so the robot, the woe-bot checks on you once a day, uses your ongoing conversations you're having to evaluate your mood. costs 39 bucks. would you want to have -- >> if i text somebody some

emojis, the woe-bot. >> will evaluate that and ask you questions such as, how often over the last two weeks were you bothered by feeling anxious, nervous, on edge, feeling down, depressed, hopeless? how do you feel right now? i think it is ironic, don't you, a robot to talk to. >> i have been feeling anxious about the fact i don't have any friends to talk to and i have to talk to a woe-bot. >> on the other hand, if it was a way to facilitate you kind of getting real about your emotional state, maybe that's a good thing. >> any way to get it out. >> 39 bucks, a lot cheaper than a therapist, i can tell you that right now, personal experience. >> texting anyway, talking to this box anytime as it is. >> good luck with that. >> coming to the app store. >> a lot to get to today. pop start, and then the daily clip. >> yes. >> double dose here. we're going to start with taylor swift, pop superstar bringing her music back to streaming services. back. if you recall, swift removed her hit songs from platforms like

spotify after slamming the industry for royalty payments. taylor announcing the news on instagram late thursday night saying she is celebrating selling over 10 million 1989 albums and thanked her fans by making her music available on all streaming services at midnight. wait a minute. midnight. that means, today, june 9th. what a coincidence, that happens to be the very same day katy perry's new album witness is being released. is this more bad blood? >> stirring the pot, carson. >> i'm not. reporting facts. >> stirring the pot. >> i am absolutely not. katy perry opening up about the so-called feud, saying i wish i could turn the cheek every single time, but i'm also not a pushover. especially when someone tries to assassinate my character with little girls. that's a reference to taylor's fans. that's so messed up. not stirg the pring the pot, re the facts. >> they need the woe-bot. >> they can afford the 39 bucks. >> natalie is speaking to katy perry over the weekend, that

interview monday morning on "today." >> thank god for natalie. jerry seinfeld, we showed you this, earlier in the week, kesha trying to hug the comedian, resulted in the snub that went viral. jerry clearing the air on the awkward moment on "extra." >> it was a little off. don't hug a total stranger. i have to meet someone, say hello, before -- i got to start somewhere. >> before going in for the hug. >> justin bieber releasing another single, this time with david guetta called to you and here is a little bit of it. ♪ when it comes to you don't be blind ♪ ♪ watch me speak from my heart ♪ ♪ when it comes to you ♪ ♪ comes to you >> wait, i'm not done.

a little bit more of that one. >> catchy tune. >> check it out, guys. the video stars shocker victoria secret models lip-synching to the song. well played, biebs. he was here november on our plaza, special guest, didn't have blue hair, but her hair was halsey. she's great. in our next half hour. >> exactly right. >> carson, you're not done though. to the daily click, best video of the day. >> dylan this will make sense to you. as a parent, it is hard to get our kids to help out around the house. that's not the case with this 2 years old. miles callahan. he likes to clean, he's totally self-sufficient when doing so. watch the daily click video. it will be awesome. take a look. look at that. look what's happening there. his parents walked in, casually saw him doing the dishes while balancing on the sink using his toddler beer belly. look at this. he climbed up there by himself. first reaction was that go ahead, get the camera, film this impressive balancing act, but he was in no rush.

miles actually dangled like that for eight hours. no, 15 minutes. but they did eventually bring him a chair to stand on. it is common to find miles doing random chores around the house, but clearly taking doing the dishes to a whole new level. that is very impressive. >> amazing. >> i could watch that for hours on end, your daily click today. >> you know what i love about that, carson, you said they didn't stop, they brought a chair. keep the dishes going. >> here is the vacuum. >> all right. >> carson, thanks so much. now to a brand-new rossen reports. if you're heading to the beach there are new gaethts you' gadg your family safe. >> jeff rossen tried some of them out. he has the results. >> are you going to the beach this weekend? >> yes. love the beach, hate the sand. i like the pool. a lot of us are going to the beach. who doesn't love it? there are issues to think about. what if a thief snatches your stuff from your blanket when you step away? what if your child wanders away? what if i'm pulled under water? now, new technology to help solve it all.

new devices that are pretty cheap that we found designed to protect you, your kids and your stuff. this morning, we're beach bound to try them out. call it your summer survival kit. this thing says it can protect your valuables. this band promises to protect your kids wandering around. and this can save you in the water. pulling you to the surface fast if you're drowning. but let's start with your stuff. >> it is a classic problem, right? you've been sitting on the beach for hours, want to get up, stretch your legs, take a walk down the beach, maybe go in the water but you're a sitting duck for thieves. they can come by. you don't want to leave your stuff just in some bag on the towel so we found this really cool product called the beach vault. as it sounds. you open ite up, put your valuables inside of it and close it up, screws right on, like that. all done. what you do is, they tell you to

dig a little hole, like that, and then you just corkscrew it right in, like this. right into the sand. it is not hard. trust me, if i can do it, anyone can. and in less than a minute -- >> all good. all you to is just dump sand over it like this, grab any blanket you have, toss it over it, done, can't see a thing, your stuff is safe. love that. next up, how to protect your kids if they wander away from you. to show you this one, we have a 10-year-old volunteer today, this is andy. hi, andy. >> hi. >> thanks for helping us out. it is called the bunny tag. put it on your child's wrist. it syncs up to an app on your phone. does a couple of cool things. first thing, if your kid is anywhere on the beach or anywhere at all, there is a black button. hit that. that's a panic button. you get an alarm on your phone, which is really cool. i'll reset it. here is something else it does, you can set the distance for your child to stray. if they stray beyond that zone,

an alarm goes off again. run down to the ocean for me. i have this set on medium distance now. so when andy hits the water, the alarm should go off. she just hit the water and look at that. the alarm is going off. and that's not all it does. if you're worried about your child swimming without you knowing, watch what happens when andy gets the wristband wet. there it goes. she's under water and the alarm is going off. worked for us there too. but the most important device maybe this one called the kinji, it can prevent drowning and it is important according to the cdc, about ten people die every day from unintentional drowning. here's how it works. by the way, you can use this in the ocean, the pool, lake, wherever there is a body of water and you're going in. there is a little inflatable here. this little pouch here, it is all packed in. when you're under water and want to be safe, want to come to the surface, you pull this little latch back, this is a co2 -- and

it juts this thing out, inflates and brings you up. okay, let's do it. let's go under. here we go. whoa. wow, that worked. and here is the other cool thing about this, it has a compass on it, right over here, so if you're in the middle of the ocean, you know which way to swim, if you need to. or how to -- there is a whistle here in case you're boating or you're swimming with friends. and you can let your friends know. that you need help. and this stays inflated, the company says, for 48 hours. can really save your life. really cool. more good news here, all of these items are less than $100. some less than 50 bucks. we have links to all of the devices and the prices on our website right now, today.com. >> good info. >> cool. >> thank you. outside to carson. >> all right, guys, halsey is in

the plaza. we're minutes away from putting on an amazing concert. she has blue hair. =vo/rail= ling good? new this morning... at least six people rescued after a fire at an apartment a very good friday morning to you. new this morning, at least six people rescued after a fire in an apartment building in san francisco. it broke out about midnight on the second floor of the building not far from union square. most of the people inside were sleeping at the time. everyone got out but one cat was killed. at least three people are without a home this morning. the cause of that fire is under investigation. let's check the road on this friday morning, see how things are rolling out there. >> as you expect, laura, things are starting to really clear up. the south bay a little northbound slow through san jose. the rest of silicon valley would be the case. a look at the bay bridge toll

plaza. we have the meteoring lights on but not a need for them. even the golden gate bridge, which had a problem withes have i -- with visibility, that's isolated to the north side. >> thank you very much. we'll have a look at our forecast when we have our next update coming up at 8:55 this morning. a roo minder to you, we will not have an 11 a.m. newscast this morning, the french open is being played. thanks so much for joining me this morning. i'm see you on monday morning. have a great weekend. quin was crazy about curls.

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♪ 8:30. it's friday morning. the 9th of june 2017. this crowd is ready. one of music's rising stars right here with us. halsey, they're ready for you. are you ready for them? >> i'm so ready. i'm so excited. >> and out in the crowd is our hoda. hoda, what's up? >> come here. jimmy, come with me. there's people way in the back. i found a special someone.

it says, halsey, pull me closer. your name is olivia? >> yeah, it is. >> you're with your mom, your aunt, come on. we're going to bring you closer. halsey, pull me closer. come on. come on. careful, jimmy. come on. all the way. all the way. halsey. hi, girl. come here. come here. come here, olivia. come all the way. come all the way. >> how about that? >> all the way. >> come all the way. >> wow. >> all right. go ahead. >> okay. that works. >> i wish you could see her face. >> she said it's the best day of your life? >> the best day of my whole life. >> stand next to halsey, cozy up. come on, mom.

come on. >> i'm standing here. >> savannah, come here. come here. come give savannah a hug. >> come here, you cutie. >> while we're back here, why don't we take the picture. and you give us a check of the weather. >> no one cares about the weather right now. >> what's happening? >> if anyone does, we're going to see -- >> best day of my whole life. >> why do i bother? we're going to see a nice weekend across most of the country. i am. we've got the belmont stakes tomorrow. and it looks like we might see an isolated shower. an isolated storm. but the race time looks fine. 78 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow. we're going to see temperatures that continue to warm up across the northeast as we go into the weekend. by sunday, record highs possible across the midwest. and also, sta . good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.

we are starting out with some cloud and tag in san francisco. there will be a little bit of sunshine as we go through today. expect a high of 63 degrees, up to 60 tomorrow and a slight chance of sprinkles on sunday. other than that, this forecast looks pretty dry and we see toward the inland areas the temperatures heating up. enjoy the milder weather. look at what happens towards the end of next week and looks like that continues into next weekend. concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> that was really sweet. superfan olivia there. >> she's so awesome. >> i asked if she wanted to sing now or never. she said, no. i'll leave that up to halsey. the time has arrived. halsey takes over our citi concert stage. first, her rise, your rise, as one of the hottest stars of music.

this is the music of halsey. an alternative pop artist that speaks through her lyrics. ♪ everything is new >> reporter: she is one of the rising stars, performing to sold out crowds across the globe. her debut album "badlands" has sold a million copies in less than a year. ♪ i can't stop >> reporter: she's collaborated with some of the biggest names, including the chain smokers and a duet with justin bieber performed here on the plaza. halsey just released her second studio album, "hopeless fountain kingdom." and her single "now or never" is gaining traction with 2 million views on youtube. 2017 may be halsey's year and you're about to see why when she takes her citi concert stage.

performing her hit, "now or never," ladies and gentlemen, halsey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i don't wanna fight right now know you're always right ♪ ♪ i need you around with me ♪ but nobody waiting around with me ♪ ♪ been through the ups and downs with me ♪ ♪ got a whole lot of love but you don't want to spread it ♪ ♪ around with me ♪ never pick up never call me ♪ you know we're running out of time ♪ ♪ never pick up when you want me ♪ ♪ i got to draw the line ♪ i've done enough talking need to know that you're mine ♪ ♪ baby we done talking ♪ going to be right now ♪ baby gonna love me now, now, now, now, now ♪ ♪ now or never ♪ i want you to hold me down, down, down, down ♪

♪ down forever said you know i want to keep you around ♪ ♪ around forever i want you to love me now, now now, now, now ♪ ♪ now or never ♪ turning off the light right now ♪ ♪ calling it a night wishing you were around with me ♪ ♪ but you're in a different town than me. we've been through it all ♪ ♪ but you could never spit it out for me ♪ ♪ trying to talk to the wall ♪ but you could never tear it down for me ♪ ♪ never pick up, never call me you know we're running out of time ♪ ♪ never pick up when you want me now i got to draw a line ♪ ♪ baby i done enough talking

♪ noeed to know that you're mine ♪ ♪ baby we done, done enough talking ♪ ♪ got to be right now baby going to love me now, now, now, now ♪ ♪ now or never ♪ i want you to hold me down down, down, down ♪ ♪ down forever ♪ going to keep you around forever, i want you to love me now, now, now, now, now or never ♪ >> are you guys having a good time this morning? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ draw the line up don't take no more time up ♪ ♪ make your mind up i need you to make your mind up ♪ ♪ draw the line up don't take no more time up ♪ ♪ maybe you got to decide something ♪ ♪ let me know

♪ now, now, now, now, now, now now or never ♪ ♪ i want you to hold me down, down, down, down, down ♪ ♪ down forever said you know i want to keep you around ♪ ♪ around forever i want you to love me now ♪ ♪ i want you to love me now or never ♪ ♪ whoa [ cheers and applause ] >> that is halsey, who is just getting started. more music from her just ahead. first, this is "today" on nbc.

♪ welcome back, everybody, on a friday morning. what a spectacular day. at just 22 years old, halsey has already had a platinum album and collaborations with artists like justin bieber, the chain smokers. >> that's right. but 2017 will be another big year for her. she just released her second album called "hopeless fountain kingdom." and he's out on a tour of her own, this fall. >> we're happy to have halsey join us. nice to see you. we read about you last night. but you know what wasn't in the notes? you're so nice. we wsht prepared for this. congratulations on the new album. what's it like having it out there? >> you're just worried, do they still like me? >> i'm lucky, i have the best fans in the world. and i try hard every day to

establish a personal connection with as many of them as i can. because of that, our relationship is going to last a very long time. >> you feel that connection not only with your fans but can we point out your family? it's cool to see family members. >> that's my brother and my dad, my grandmother and my grandpa. >> what a beautiful group. >> i'm lucky. very attractive family. >> you have a great story about you putting your own music out and getting discovered that way. what advice would you give to somebody that's watching right now and think, i can do that, too? >> i think follow your gut. when you read a story about a massively successful artist, you hear them say, i followed by gut. i trusted myself. you never hear them say, i did what my gut was telling me to and it didn't work out. follow your heart. you will manifest what you want, if you believe in it.

>> halsey is being modest. she co-wrote her album on it. tons of visuals. how do you stay connected to these people? your relationship with your fans is admirable. >> i want to say it's an extra effort from me. but i have a great memory. i never forget a face. everyone has a special story. i remember how we met. i always will. that will never leave me. >> ready to sing again? >> i guess so. >> ladies and gentlemen, halsey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ she doesn't kiss me on the mouth anymore ♪ ♪ it's more environmental and she doesn't look me in the eyes anymore ♪ ♪ too scared of what she'll see

somebody hold me ♪ ♪ i wake up all alone and i'm thinking of your skin ♪ ♪ i remember, i remember what you toll me ♪ ♪ we're not lovers we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the single hunger to be loved ♪ ♪ to feel anything at all we're not lovers ♪ ♪ 'cause we're just strangers with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved ♪ to feel anything at all she doesn't call me on the phone anymore ♪ ♪ she's never listening

she swears it's innocent ♪ ♪ she doesn't let me have control anymore ♪ ♪ i must have crossed the line i must have lost my mine ♪ ♪ wake up all alone ♪ and i'm thinking of your skin i remember, i remember ♪ ♪ what you told me ♪ said that we're not lovers 'cause we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ we're not lovers 'cause we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ i miss the mornings with you laying in my bed ♪ ♪ i mess the memories replaying

in my head ♪ ♪ i miss the thought of a forever, you and me ♪ ♪ but all you're missing is my body ♪ ♪ so, we're not lovers 'cause we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ we're not lovers we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ anything to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ anything to feel anything at all ♪

♪ mm, mm [ cheers and applause ] >> a big thank you to lauren jauregui. first, this is "today" on nbc.

welcome back to our citi concert stage on a friday morning. halsey is about to sing a fan favorite. halsey, take it away. ♪ your little brother never tells you but he loves you so ♪ ♪ he said your mother only smiled on her tv show ♪ ♪ they're only happy when you're sorry that is filled with dough ♪ ♪ i hope you make it to the day you're 28 years old ♪ ♪ you're dripping like a

saturated sunrise ♪ ♪ and you're spelling like an overflowing sea ♪ ♪ you have ripped at every edge but you're a masterpiece ♪ ♪ and you're tearing through the pages ♪ ♪ everything is good it senses covered in colors ♪ ♪ it e's true ♪ ♪ you're a vision in the morning when the light came through ♪ ♪ and i've only felt religion when i've lied with you ♪ ♪ you said you'd never be forgiven until your boys are due ♪ ♪ you awaken every morning but it's not with you ♪

♪ you're dripping like a saturated sunrise ♪ ♪ and you're spilling like an overflowing sea ♪ ♪ you ripped it up but you're a masterpiece and you're tearing through the pages ♪ ♪ everything is blue his pills his hands his jeans ♪ ♪ now, i'm covered in the colors ♪ ♪ pulled apart at the seams and it's blue ♪ ♪ and it's blue ♪ everything is gray his hair, his smoke, his dreams ♪ ♪ now, he's so devoid of color ♪ he don't know what it means but he's blue ♪ ♪ and he's blue [ cheers and applause ]

>> i couldn't be happier. ♪ everything is blue his pills, his hands, his jeans ♪ ♪ and now, i'm covered in the colors ♪ ♪ pulled apart at the seams and it's blue ♪ ♪ and it's blue ♪ everything is gray his hair, his smoke, his dreams ♪ ♪ and now, i'm so devoid of color ♪ ♪ he don't know what it means and he's blue ♪ ♪ and he's blue ♪ everything is blue everything is blue ♪ ♪ everything is blue

everything is blue ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you guys so much. >> hear more from halsey and all our summer concert artists at applemusic.com/today. again, our thanks to halsey. a little more music later on. but first, on a friday morning, this is "today" on nbc.

so nice. she was out there on the stage saying i don't want to go. i'll keep playing. >> she doesn't have to go. >> the band left me. >> i want to tell you what's coming up this weekend on "today." >> a good one, sat down with jon hamm, wide rafnging conversatio on life after "madmen," his family roots and he worries he'll never work again. i think we can all relate to that. all of that on "sunday today" with willie geist. >> walked by the dressing room upstairs and there was a wall there, i realized it was john cena. apparently he's co-hosting the next hour. >> his room is next to mine. mr. cena, nice to see you. >> the nicest person in the world. >> so nice. he will break you, probably.

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this morning on "today's take," professional wrestler john cena tags in as co-host. it's freebie friday. find out what our fans on the mr plaza and you at home can win. and the "bad moms" are back, all set for the seel. all that and more, coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning to you. look at this crowd. welcome to "today" on this freebie friday morning, june 9th, 2017. starting with a little funk this morning. listening to "closer" by the chain smokers, featuring halsey, who just put on an incredible live concert on our plaza.

sh she's young, right? >> early 20s. >> 22. >> and has a good relationship to her fans. they were staring at her. >> and you can tell she is genuinely happy to be there. we'll hear from her later this morning. and then, you know them, you love them, your favorite guest co-host. you're not even a guest. >> john cena. there you go. >> appreciate it. >> i was holding on to hot packs. >> really? you're holding on to hand warmers. >> it's always really cold in here. and i'm the only one that feels it. you're always hot. >> maybe it's not cold. clearly, just you. >> i guess it is my -- >> the hand warmers. >> if it's me, it's me. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for squeezing us in. >> he's a busy man. let me back up. how is wedding planning? the last time he was here, he popped the question in epic fashion.

she had the j. lo fan going. you have fans on the bottom? >> that was outdoor. that was the citrus bowl. 75,000 people. al roker was there. i was supernervous. wwe audience, sometimes they like me and sometimes they don't. i was expecting for them to give me hell. if that happened and maybe she didn't say yes or whatever. supernervous. >> it's so adorable. >> maybe she doesn't say yes? >> the audience, it's weird. it's weird sometimes. in the moment. they're like, no, no, no. she looks at you, kicks me in the face or something. i don't know. come on. >> you know what it was? there was a gazillion of us watching? it felt like it was just you and her. she was standing there. and like i said, she had the earth fan going. it's called wind. >> certainly enjoyed myself.

it was a moment. and doing it on television was a risk. but we have it documented forever. we can relive that excitement. it's really cool. i'm shirtless. my manoobs are all out. i don't think we're doing wwe weddings. they tend to be smash cakes. i'm going to cut my losses and hedge my bets right there. >> speaking of wearing clothes for the wedding. did you see the video -- what were you doing? >> taking off our clothes. this was on the youtube channel. we decided to celebrate 500,000 subscribers, doing it crazy style. there was an accident that happened eventually. that was my fault. >> oh, no. >> you got to watch later on. yeah. >> what a tease. >> you have to go to the youtube channel and watch it. >> did you drop the blur? >> no. you're going to have to see. >> were you really naked? >> it was a mistake?

>> were you naked? >> you have to watch the video and decide for yourself. i don't know what you're talking about. >> let's talk about something you can talk about. >> yeah. >> "american grit 2" are you excited for that? >> i am. a little clip of it. we decided to do something different. last year, we took established, determined people to see who had the most grit. and this year, to be more relatable to our audience, we take a cast of characters that are lost their grit. they're going through personal deficiencies or life problems. i have a great set of military mentors that helps them get back on track. sunday nights on fox, we urge everybody to find their grit. >> can we see a clip? >> i want to hear. >> this is where we fight it. somebody's pulling. back up we go. >> in the zone, wow. >> and she's just all-smiles.

>> we're still on. we're still on. >> not too bad. you made it through the first drip. there it is. nobody's pulling. you drop right now, you go home right now. >> you see, that's on sunday. we had contestants that had fear of water, fear of heights. and like fear of own environment. being upside down, down in the water and -- >> all three of those are my biggest fears. >> and how about all at once? >> i know. >> shouldn't you not be upside down for that long? >> they have -- you'll find on the show. they have a rip cord they can pull anytime they want. it's a matter of determination and find your grit. >> no wonder you had no sympathy when i told you i was tired. >> i'm fine. >> it's warm in here. >> that's good stuff. we were talking before the show, there's so many shows that are

being filmed in georgia. >> yes. >> yesterday, i with us in atlanta to meet the cast of "bad moms." "bad moms christmas." you're going to love it. i told them. the first time i saw "bad moms," i was on a plane. i was supposed to be prepping for an interview. i was looking at the movies. i watched "bad moms" laughed out loud. it was so relatable. we have felt pressure to be the perfect mom. she comes in with doughnuts. >> i feel those pressures all the time. >> but dads do feel some pressure. >> i can relate to the bad mom pressure. >> they said this time around, even more guys will enjoy "bad moms christmas." i think they thought they were going to a chick flick. and the guys ended up enjoying it. this time, it's the moms with their moms, their tv moms. it's really going to be good. >> that's a good concept.

>> they were very revealing, too. talked about not only their characters, but their lives. we'll have that coming up. >> i saw an instagram. were you at a trampoline house? >> oh. >> i don't know if we have it. it's called sports zone. like a new -- trampolines all over the room. you can jump all over the place. >> so much fun. >> stupid fun. what do you call those places? >> fly zone. >> i think it was called sports zone. >> in atlanta? >> i think they have them all over the country. can you imagine? it almost reminded me -- the old show "gladiators"? >> jumping up and down. >> that's true. >> i wonder what that would be like. >> can you imagine doing flips on a bouncy trampoline. >> i'm filming called "the pack" down there and doing something next week with the rotary foundation and the bill and

melinda gates foundation. i get to speak with bill next week. he has a huge announcement. i'm going to keep it under wraps. >> you can tell me. >> i cannot. but i'm very, very happy to be asked to be a part of it. and it's going to be a groundbreaking announcement. very good stuff happening next week on behalf of the rotary foundation and bill and melinda gates. >> they're the real deal when it comes to giving. >> i cannot wait to talk to them about that. it's going to be interesting. >> we're going to air the interview. >> i hope so. it's a big announcement. >> you know what i did yesterday? >> what did you do? >> i napped for 20 minutes. >> that's kind of a big deal. when did you find time to do that? >> i don't know. i closed my eyes for a minute. and the house was quiet. >> were you out cold? >> i think i just napped. i looked at the clock and it was 20 minutes. >> there you go. >> kudos to you. >> that's what i did. speaking of secrets you

can't reveal yet. you know what time it is? >> what time is it? >> game time. >> i love games. i'm so good at "today" show games. >> anything clever? >> it's secrets of cena. >> all right. this sounds like -- once again. >> deodorant. >> typical "today" show setup. >> gavin put popcorn in it for you. >> to make it more appealing? >> dive right in. >> what do i do? how do we play the game? is it just me purgie ining my secrets? what's the worst injury i've suffered during a wrestling match. what's the worst injury i caused. i cause my opponents' feelings to be hurt. and the worst injury i ever had, i had my nose shifted to the side of my face. it's documented. and i ended up wrestling 15 minutes with the nose on the side of my face. >> could you breathe? >> through my mouth. >> why didn't you say, let's

stop now? >> i don't do that. >> grit. >> exactly. >> you have one of the most famous scenes in "train wreck," how many takes did it take to do? what do you remember about that scene? >> walking around all day with a sock. not on my feet. and it took a day to shoot. and the set started closed and private. and by the end, caterers were selling tickets. >> that's hilarious. >> you have to be comfortable with your body. >> totally embarrassing. on to the next one. you worked with countless celebrities and comedians. who do you think would make the best professional wrestler? that is -- you know? i'm going straight to al roker. he had the energy of a ww superstar. he was down to get in there. >> we have to work on that. his self-professed name is

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pilot off the plane. >> i'm all for it, why? >> matt cede thsaid this morniny sullenberger. things are going to go wrong. technology is not 100%. >> i feel like dylan dropped the mic. >> i'm pushing forward to get there. what's saying that the plane can't be completely digital and the people can be at desks like with pilotless drones. >> what if -- >> what ifs hold back technology. let's fly these things. i'll be the first one to tear a ticket and get on and sit down. >> let's look at twitter. >> 87% of people said no. >> well, okay. >> they would not fly on a self-flying plane. >> well, my message was rather convincing. >> we might see those numbers change.

>> what was that quote? >> what ifs, hold back invent n invention. >> it wasn't invention fail. >> something deep. >> you'll all be laughing when you're in the pilotless planes. >> don't you want that guy to say, good afternoon, there's a tailwind of 50 degrees? >> what planes were you flying? >> yesterday. we're about to face turbulence. >> i'm not saying that pilots are bad. but if we can automate it, let's go. >> and don't forget self-driving cars. >> there's things you need people. >> i do, too. >> there's certain things you can use bread for. >> tell me more. >> tell us, john. >> anything. sliced bread is the best thing since sliced bread. and we don't need no high-tech, fancy inventions. >> what are you doing with the bread? >> apparently in "country

living" magazine, they say, apparently, you can cut off the crust. >> the crust is the best part. and you can try this at home. you make the bread into a perfect ball. and they say, with this, you have the perfect -- >> what am i rolling into a ball? >> you eat that part. and the middle part, you roll up. you have the perfect cleaning tool. >> it does come off. will it come off with my fing center. >> you have that big bread smear. >> a few scuffs on the table. >> how what? >> if you spill something -- >> with ino bread is like a sponge. >> and there's no wi-fi needed. it's a loaf of bread. >> no automation right here. >> that's one clean mirror right

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police in san jose are looking for the person seen in this surveillance vid good morning. it's 9:26. i'm sam brok. police in san jose are looking for the person seen riding a bike. they believe he is responsible for setting a series of fires on vine street. police are not linking him to all the fires. lake merritt and fruitvale stations are closed for weekend track work. bart says that closure will cost at least 40 minutes to

travelers. the warriors are not going to be at home tonight because they'll be in cleveland. the game is sold out but people can still catch the game in other places. you can also catch the game at the soma street food park in san francisco, free for the first 100 people who respond on facebook. we'll have a look at your weather for this week coming up after the break. wx

good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our skies will slowly clear as we go through the day. we're looking at temperatures in the highs of the 60s in san francisco and a chance for showers moving through on sunday. other than that, our temperatures start to warm up, especially midland. after a nice, cool weekend we'll have a chance for showers on the north bachy. that's for sunday but after that

we see highs in the 70s and 80s. what's happening on the roads, mike? >> in the last three minutes i saw traffic really slam down. nothing reported from chp, but you see clearly this is a slowdown. we're looking toward the map, and this is where the arrow is. there may be something going on close to the highrise. the dunbarton bridge looks like an option for you, but backed up to the toll plaza we typically have this time of day. northbound 85 recovering from a crash at saratoga. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you so much. that will do it for us right now. back with more news coming up in just 30 minutes.

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tired of all these cameras flashing ♪ ♪ sick of being poised my neck is open wide ♪ ♪ begs for a fist around it ♪ already choking on my pride there's no use crying about it ♪ >> are you guys having a good time? [ cheers ] if you know this chorus, you need to sing as loud as you can with me, all right? are you ready? ♪ i'm headed straight for the castle ♪ ♪ they wanna make me their queen ♪ ♪ and there's an old man sitting on the throne that's saying ♪ ♪ i probably shouldn't be so mean ♪ ♪ i'm headed straight for the castle ♪ ♪ they got this kingdom locked

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castle ♪ ♪ they've got this kingdom locked up ♪ ♪ and there's an old man sitting on the throne that's saying ♪ ♪ i should probably keep my pretty mouth shut ♪ ♪ straight for the castle [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, guys. >> hear more from halsey and all our summer concert artists at applemusic.com/today. our thanks to halsey. back in a moment.

this weekend is going to be a wild one in the world of sports, with not one but two championships on the line, in the nba and the nhl. >> and plus, if that's not enough, how about one of the most prestigious races in all of horse racing. >> here to help us break it down is nbc sports mike tirico. >> good morning to you.

who is this lady behind me now? you're a rack star. you're everywhere. i can't pretend like i'm a die-hard hockey fan. what is this? >> the energy of hockey is great. if you go there live, it's even better. and the scene in nashville, that's as cool a scene as i've seen for any sport, in the 25 years i've been doing this. pittsburgh won last night. they're one game away from winning the stanley cup for the second-straight year. but the nashville fans are nuts. as loud as i ever heard. you heard hoda lost her voice. we'll see if they can force a game seven. >> fun to watch for everybody. >> i'll be at the belmont tomorrow. >> you will? >> betting on horses like i did. first time you're at the belmont stakes. are you getting into the horse racing thing? >> the people around horse racing is great. it was so much fun. the derby and the preakness

winners on there. but we have patch. this horse is so cool. the horse has one eye. he is able to do it. and he has a chance to win this race because he's bred from horses that have run well. >> like a childhood storybook waiting to happen. >> i got to meet him. >> we have some nba history. >> tonight. ? golden state. >> the first time to run through the playoffs without a loss. if they beat cleveland, they will win the nba finals. an incredible team. superteam put together, when they added kevin durant. they've kept lebron james' team in check. >> there was a moment in game three, the clip -- they battle and forth. and they are toying with him out

there. >> for the rest of us that are normal size, we love steph curry and what golden state has done because there's hope for the little guys. you can shoot and dribble and win. and kevin durant has been almost unfair. >> cheers. >> cheers to popcorn. very nice. >> unbelievable. and you, as well, being named to "thursday night football" and the olympics. awesome weekend for sports. >> i'm starting here, in rock center and eating popcorn. >> we look forward to the olympics and all of the fun stuff. >> live coverage right here on nbc app and you can catch game six of the nhl final. >> actor dean cain is joining hoda as guest co-host in the out=..for the commute

good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. the clouds that we were seeing this morning clearing out for a very nice and comfortable afternoon, especially for the south bay where we see those high temperatures in the mid-70s and for the east bay 78 degrees in danville, oakland 66 degrees.

66 degrees also in san mateo. san francisco we'll see the high at 55 degrees. mid-70s for the north bay. mike, what's happening as you head out for the commute? >> smooth flow of traffic. the san mateo bridge had a big problem and then suddenly the last 10 minutes have been good. we have good recovery there. we also have the dunbarton bridge recovering from the morning commute. east and west looking good across the peninsula side. north 101, we know it's going to be around there, but a second crash happened in the last half hour, slowing there. mike, appreciate that. happening right now, san jose police are looking for a man suspected of a string of suspicious fires. those fires were set around thursday morning in willow glen and kamian neighborhoods of san

yoes. we have his picture on our facebook. make sure you check that out. there will be an inaugural bike ride over the new stevens creek trail. a new pathway was cleared after storms ruined the original trail.

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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. >> we have made it, dean. >> we did it. you had a heck of a week. >> i'm just glad you're here at the end. friday, june 9th. dean cain is in for kath. when they hear you're filling in, the staff is happy. something happens when you show up here. i don't know whether it's you know everybody, you're friendly with everybody. >> yes. and i bring the california weather out here. >> we've been freezing for the