closed as well. >> that is what is happening on "today in the bay." we're back at 7:25 with a live look. >> and join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a wonderful day. good morning. breaking news, in custody. harvey weinstein enters a new york court in handcuffs after surrendering to authorities. a dramatic twist in the downfall of one of hollywood's most powerful men. viion r dozens of accusers. >> we got you. we got you. >> so what's next? we're live with the very latest. terror in toronto. an explosion rocks a crowded restaurant overnight. >> many people were screaming. they are trying to run out from the restaurant. >> at least 15 people injured after two masked men detonate an explosive device. a massive manhunt now under way.

fallout, a surprising response from north korea overnight to the president's summit snub, as the dangerous diplomatic dance enters a new phase. >> those stories plus getaway day. millions hit the road for the long weekend, but will a major storm wash out your holiday plans? opting out. the brand new rules taking effect today to help protect your privacy online. and crunch time. a high school prom cut short after a yacht hosting the event slams into another boat. now students asking will they get a dance do-over? today friday, may 25th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody, welcome to today, 7:00 a.m. on the west coast, thanks for joining us. it's a busy friday morning. we have willie in for hoda who's

on assignment out west. >> extraordinary picture as harvey weinstein turns himself in to police to face sex crime charges. the first criminal case against the disgraced hollywood titan. >> of course this all erupted back in october and set off an earthquake in hollywood and then beyond. a reckoning over sexual misconduct. in all, nearly 100 women have come forward publicly leveling accusations against weinstein. we have complete coverage and will start at the courthouse with craig melvin. craig, good morning. mar vee wi harvey weinstein in court just a few moments ago. >> reporter: good morning to you. harvey weinstein expected to walk out of this courthouse any moment now. he has surrendered his passport. he will not be allowed to travel outside new york state or connecticut. we're also told that his attorney is going to be holding a news conference here any moment now. weinstein this morning facing a number of charges. the most serious, of course, being rape. what's curious about this rape charge, though, is that the

victim is not going to be known to the public. a judge issuing an order of protection. this was a woman that we had not previously known of. meanwhile, harvey weinstein now, there is some activity here outside the court house. weinstein not leaving just yet. a number of his accusers, though, not thinking that this would be a day that would ever come. this morning harvey weinstein turned himself in to new york city police. the former movie mogul now arrested, processed and charged with rape, criminal sex act, sex abuse and sexual misconduct for incidents involving two separate women. the charges mark a dramatic culmination in a story that shook hollywood to its core and ignited the me too and time's up movements. >> time's up. >> time is up. >> reporter: the nypd and manhattan d.a. have been investigating weinstein for allegations of sexual abuse made

by lucia evans. >> we have several complaints actively being investigated. >> reporter: evans, a former aspiring actress, told "the new yorker" last year that weinstein forced her to perform a sex act on him in 2004 during a meeting in new york. i said over and over i don't want to do this. stop, don't, she told the magazine, adding i just sort of gave up. that's the most horrible part of it and that's why he's been able to do this for so long to so many women. people give up and then they feel like it's their fault. evans telling "the new yorker" on thursday police said that if i do nothing, harvey would walk. i think the significance hit all at once. de la jorta says weinstein raped her twice. >> the second time around was much more aggressive. i suffered somewhat of a breakdown that night. i disassociated because i was so afraid of him. >> reporter: this morning weinstein's accusers vindicated.

>> it's surreal, it's real, it's both. >> reporter: including rose mcgowan, who also accused weinstein of rape. speaking out this morning on "megyn kelly today." >> what would you say to him? if he were watching this today, what would you say to him? >> we got you. we got you. yeah. >> we've been waiting a long time for this. >> reporter: reporter lauren sivan said more than a decade ago weinstein exposed himself, told her to be quiet and masturbated in front of her in the kitchen of a new york restaurant. >> it shows what can be accomplished when a group of women get together and decide we're not going to let him get away with this. we're going to scream the truth. >> reporter: at least 95 women have publicly accused weinstein of sexual harassment, misconduct or rape. he has vehemently denied all

allegations of nonconsensual sex. police in los angeles and london have also been investigating weinstein, but no charges have been filed. federal prosecutors in new york have also launched an investigation. a flurry of activity outside the manhattan criminal courthouse because harvey weinstein's attorney, ben brathman, making a statement here. also going to be taking a few questions, we are told. meanwhile, harvey weinstein over the last two or three minutes managed to leave this courthouse through a different exit, but again weinstein putting up $1 million in cash, not being allowed to leave new york state or connecticut. that's the very latest from here, savannah, willie, we'll send it back to you. >> let's go right to nbc contributor megan tuey who won the pulitzer prize for breaking the story against harvey weinstein. megan, any color from the courtroom? it is such an extraordinary image to see harvey weinstein,

once so powerful, once so feared, a criminal defendant in handcuffs inside a courtroom. >> reporter: yeah, it was remarkable. i have to say as somebody who spent months interviewing women who say they were victimized by harvey, i saw so much fear in so many women's eyes for so many months. the fact that today in this courtroom we saw harvey weinstein with so much fear in his eyes, it was just a complete reversal. something i wasn't sure that we'd actually see happen. >> megan, we saw some of the reaction from rose mcgowan with megyn kelly just a few minutes ago, very powerful reaction. i assume you've been in touch with some of the women you've reported on, the women you worked with on your story. what are they feeling this morning? >> reporter: tremendous relief. i don't think you can comprehend how much fear these women continued to carry with them even after this global reckoning on sexual harassment and sexual assault even after harvey's company basically crumbled in

the face of these allegations. the big question was whether or not the criminal law would catch up with him. until it did, there was an alleged predator basically out there walking the streets. i think there were a lot of women who worried whether or not he was going to -- that he was going to continue to take action against them. the women who had spoken out against him. >> megan, we've put up a picture on our air several times this morning, 95 women and counting who have accused harvey weinstein and yet it sounds like from this criminal complaint this is an accuser whose identity remains secret and who has never told the story publicly before. is that your understanding? >> reporter: yeah, that was a big question going into the courtroom this morning is were we going to learn the identity of the second victim, the victim of the second rape that he's been charged with, and we didn't. instead the prosecutor asked for an order of protection to ensure that he wouldn't be able to contact her in any way. if he does, it will be a criminal violation. but we didn't learn -- they're going to keep her identity protected. >> the pictures are just unbelievable as we see them

coming in now. megan, thanks so much, we appreciate your time. also with us here in studio, megyn kelly. we just mentioned your interview just a few minutes ago with rose mcgowan. what was it like to sit across from her as that news came in? >> i didn't expect it to be so emotional for me frankly, just sitting across from this woman who is one of the four mothers of this movement. at great risk to herself, found it within her to speak up pu puck -- publicly about what happened. she had done it repeatedly but the difference was she got people to finally listen. and to see her watch him in handcuffs have her moment was really something. to me this is a triumphant day, and that is not to deprive harvey weinstein of his day in court and his chance to prove his potential innocence. he'll be given that opportunity. but it's triumphant for womenkind to see him put to the test. they're going to get their day in court, his accusers. they'll be able to stand up and

say he did this to me and the justice system will listen. will listen as they never have before. think about the amount of pressure it took to get cy vance to file these charges. he was slow rolling this for a long time and women like rose and others stayed on it. the woman we don't know her identity, hats off to her an to all the young women who have chosen to stay anonymous and found the guts to come forward and say me too, i salute them all. >> and women who are going to participate in a criminal process now which can be incredibly rigorous for them as well. >> but also empowering. >> megyn, thank you very much. also breaking this morning, police near indianapolis are on the scene of a school shooting. nbc's pete williams is with us right now. pete, what more can you tell us? >> well, this is developing right now. the information is just coming in, but indiana state police say it appears two people were injured in a school shooting a short time ago. this is at noblesville west middle school in noblesville, indiana.

that's about 30 miles north-northeast of indianapolis. the word went out this morning of an active shooter and the school was immediately put in lockdown. the police there say the person with the gun was arrested at about 9:20 local time. we don't yet know who was injured or how serious the injuries are. police say the injured were taken to a nearby hospital. parents have been told to go to the high school in noblesville and to wait there to pick up their children. the school year is almost over. it ends on june 1st. willie. >> a middle school. a middle school. pete williams, we'll stay on this story along with you. thanks so much. police are searching for two suspects in a restaurant bombing in suburban toronto that sent 15 people to the hospital, three critically injured. surveillance cameras recorded two men walking into this popular indian restaurant. one carried an object believed to be a homemade bomb. the men set off their device and ran away. officials tell us there's no indication this was a hate crime or act of terrorism but it comes

one month after a driver plowed a van into a lunchtime crowd in downtown toronto and killed ten people. no motive has been established in that incident. also this morning both north korea and president trump are speaking out about the president's decision to suddenly cancel what would have been an historic talk with kim jong-un. so can that summit be saved? we'll talk about that with senator lindsey graham in just a moment. but first, nbc's peter alexander is at the white house for us. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, willie, good morning to you. i was just on the south lawn where the president addressed this just moments ago. president trump saying the june 12th summit with north korea could still happen, insisting the u.s. is talking to north korea right now, which if it's true would be significant because his aides just yesterday said there had been radio silence from north korea. he asked if north korea is playing games and the president said everybody plays games. >> i have decided to terminate the planned summit in singapore. >> reporter: the president this morning speaking out, hinting the summit may be back on. >> no, no, we'll see what

happens. it could even be the 12th. we're talking to them now. they very much want to do it. we'd like to do it. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: it comes after north korea responded overnight, calling president trump's abrupt announcement a surprise and totally regrettable, saying it remains ready to meet with the u.s. at any time, adding chairman kim jong-un had focused every effort on his meeting with president trump. >> i believe that this is a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed a setback for the world. >> reporter: so what prompted the president's decision? multiple u.s. officials tell nbc news president trump fearing the north koreans might beat him to the punch wanted to be the one to cancel first. after hours of discussions with senior advisers wednesday night, an ang decryreed to walk away thursday morning. personally dictating that extraordinary letter to his excellency, kim jong-un, accusing him of tremendous anger and hostility, later leaving open the door to diplomacy,

directing the dictator please do not hesitate to call me or write. >> if and when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. >> reporter: the decision stunning congressional leaders and key allies, like south korea. its president convening an emergency midnight meeting. the breakdown the result of rising tensions between the nuclear powers. north korea ripping into vice president pence for remarks it called stupid and ignorant after pence appeared to warn kim jong-un of regime change if the north doesn't denuclearize. the final straw, aides say, the north koreans publicly threatening a nuclear showdown. just hours before the regime claimed it demolished a nuclear test site. secretary of state mike pompeo detailing how north korea recently went dark as the u.s. called to coordinate. >> we got a lot of dial tones. >> reporter: the president now forced to dial back expectations after indulging praise from his fiercest supporters that he

deserves the nobel peace prize. >> nobel. i just want to get the job done. >> reporter: still, after months of maneuvering, that chance at peace appears much further off today. the president right now, we should tell you, about to address the graduating class of the naval academy and then later today back here at the white house he will sit down with his secretary of state, mike pompeo. vannah and willie, back to you. >> thank you so much. republican senator lindsey graham is with us now. senator, good morning. always good to see you. >> thank you. >> so is this a situation where if i break up with you, you can't break up with me? is that how we should be viewing what happened with the summit getting cancelled? >> it could be the worst divorce in the history of the world or we could all get back together. i talked to the president yesterday and he said he thought they were playing him. he thinks china is pulling back north korea. about a month into his presidency, i met with him about north korea and he asked me what i thought. i said you need to stop this program or they'll eventually

sell whatever they build, it's just too dangerous. so he made a decision that he's going to ending the nuclear program. the only question is how and when. the referred route is through peace, a peace treaty, a win-win for them and us. in terms of when, he wants it to be in his first term. but if diplomacy fails, then military action is the only thing left and it would be the utter destruction of the north korean regime, which would come at a high price. >> senator, the foreign minister of north korea said we're not giving up our nuclear program. denuclearization is off the table, which is the entire objective from where you're sitting and the president is sitting. so if that's true and they won't agree to give up their nukes, where does that leave you? >> military objective. >> is that where we are now? >> that's where we're headed. if that statement holds true, and i don't believe it. i believe they believe trump will use military force. for 30 years they have played us. they understand our election cycle. they're trying to run out the clock. they understand 2019 is the year before a presidential election.

they think trump is just like everybody else. he's not. >> this is like doomsday talk here. do you think we're closer to a war with north korea? >> if he's right, the north koreans say we'll never give up our nuclear program and our president says it's too dangerous for you to have it, we're not going to have our homeland threatened, maximum pressure has worked so far. if the world backs off on maximum pressure, you put trump in a box. it's going to end one way or another. if military action is required, they're going to lose. it will be devastating to the region. if there's a war, it's going to be in china's backyard. i can't stress enough to you how much i've talked to him. it's not if it ends, it's how it ends. when does it end? i think it's going to happen in his first term. the best way for it to ending is a peace treaty with the north koreans, south koreans, the chinese and us. >> but it makes it sound easy, like you're going to drop a bomb

on north korea and that's that. >> it's the end of them. >> so vice president pence and john bolton both said that the libya example is what north korea should think about, which as we know moammar gadhafi gave up his nukes and eight years later he was shot dead in a drainpipe by militia members of his own country. was that a mistake to put that out? >> the libyan example is that the people turn on you as a dictator and nato came in to help the people. there is no circumstance i see where the west comes in on behalf of the north korean people. if there's an uprising against kim jong-un, china will handle it. how does this end peacefully? a peace treaty where they give up their nukes, we guarantee the regime's safety. we're not trying to reunify the peninsula, we're not trying to bring democracy to north korea. we want to edged their nuclear program. south korea and japan don't have nuclear weapons. we're trying to get everybody in the same spot. let me just say this.

as the summit fades, war rises. look for our dependence to be taken out. i hope china understands that north korea is going to end -- the threat is going to ask in the president's first term. >> can you ask you about your friend, senator john mccain. >> yes. >> how's he doing? >> he was good on the phone yesterday. we had a great time together watching a movie. i was worried about john out of the hospital. now he's -- he's a little stronger and every day is a blessing. i enjoy our time together and i'll go see him soon. >> senator, thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you, senator. >> appreciate it. meantime, the unofficial start of summer is upon us. millions hitting the roads, rails and the airports, and everybody wants to know what will the weather be like? dylan is in for al with a first look at the holiday forecast out west. hey, dylan. >> hey, good morning, guys. it is going to be a little bit below average out in california. we also have some rain showers through central and northern california, some pockets of

heavier rain as well, even some mountain snow across the sierra. above 8,000 feet there is the possibility we could see up to 6 inches of snow. isolated severe storms are also possible as this front moves eastward. back behind it, temperatures will be running 10 to maybe 15 degrees below average, so highs today only in the 60s and lower 70s. we're looking at inland areas we'll certainly see much warmer temperatures as we get up into the 80s. the heat is really on down dow. temperatures should be above 100 degrees for several days to come. that's a look ♪ jump into summer with fifty percent off all dresses and shorts, fifty percent off all tanks and swim, and fifty percent off all tees. hurry in to get fifty percent off at old navy!

good friday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we've got some spotty light showers for the bay area. much heavier rain over parts of the sacramento and central valley. throughout the day it will stay cloudy at times, spotty showers moving through. we'll only make it up to 58 degrees in san francisco today and mid-60s for the inland areas. after this clears out, we'll be warming up for the weekend, inland areas up to 75 tomorrow, 84 on sunday. memorial day, high of 90. that's your latest weather. of course everyone wants to know about the traffic. we've got a helicopter shot over 95 south. >> already? >> that's where all the traffic is building already. of course it doesn't help that its 7:20 on a friday morning but we'll have a live report on the roads just ahead. >> dylan, thank you. also ahead this morning, morgan freeman responding to allegations of sexual misconduct. more women coming forward to

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he has been taken to the hospital and is expected to survive in spite of having major injuries. the entire road here is expected to reopen by 10:00 this morning. reporting live here in crockett, bob redell. we'll send it over to mike inouye. >> reporter: we're hoping for more progress, we're looking at 10:00 a.m. for the full clear. you can see benitia bridge. a slow drive, jammed up, 880 out of san lorenzo. one lane of 180 is closed because of an earlier truck fire, kari. we're seeing cloudy skies, all the rain is to the east of the bay area and sacramento valley. cloudy with light raindrops. mid-60s for the inland areas today. much warmer for the weekend,

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defendant. much more of "today" straight ahead. ♪ 7:30 now friday morning. holiday get away time getting underway. live chopper shot. philadelphia, okay. the traffic is moving a little bit as folks are starting out their weekend destinations. heading for the beach or pool. we're all wondering what's going to happen with the weather. >> if only the roads would remain that way all weekend. >> getting ready to join those people out on the roads, tell you what to look for. what about the sky high gas prices right now. gab gutierrez hovering around the highways of philadelphia. good morning. >> reporter: hey. willie. good morning. 42 million americans are expected to travel this memorial day weekend. that's according to triple a.

right now live over philadelphia, i-95 southbound. just cleared an accident there. it is slow morning commute there. expected to get worse and worse throughout the day. the worst obviously this afternoon, but the travel during this memorial day weekend is -- they're expecting a lot of people despite the sky high gas prices. going up over the last few weeks. national average according to triple a, $2.96 a gallon. nearly 60 cents higher. airfares are down 7%. the average is about 168 round trip for top domestic routes. what is the best time to travel? thursday and friday between 3:30 and 6 cl:00. i got tied up yesterday in atlanta trying to get to airport. d.c. expecting twice as long of

evening commute as normal. new yorkers, twice as long. if you can swing it, get yourself a helicopter. seems to be working out for me. >> you're opportunity toing those cars flying high above memorial day weekend. >> get to top stories. start with breaking news in harvey weinstein case. charged. harvey weinstein arrested this morning by new york police on sex crime charges. this after nearly 100 women publically accused the movie mogul of misconduct, which he denies. >> disaster zone, new wave of lava and toxic gas sends residents fleeing in hawaii. problem, la have cut off all, but one escape route on the big aland. >> upwards of 30 homes have been dwoi destroyed. guysers like these popping up. forced out, new reports that after six years, wikileaks founder julian assange's refuge

may be in jeopardy. controversial figure still facing arrest and possible extradition to u.s. and sweden. >> pardoned. oval office ceremony. president trump pardons former heavy weight boxer jack johnson nearly a century after a baseless conviction. >> crashing the party. a new jersey high school's prom is cut short when the yacht they were on slams into another boat on the hudson river. thankfully, nobody was hurt. today, friday, may 25, 2018. meantime as harvey weinstein faces criminal charges, another member of the hollywood elite is being accused of inappropriate behavior and morgan freeman. >> good morning. the os ccar winner is under fir for eight women claim the 80-year-old star created a

hostile work environment. >> this morning, oscar winning actor morgan freeman is apologizing after being accused of sexually harassing young women on film sets, press tours and in the offices of his own production company. telling nbc news anyone that knows me or works with me knows i am not someone who would intentionally offend or knowingly make anyone feel uneasy. i apologize to anyone who felt uncomfortable or disrespected. that was never my intent. an explosive cnn report not verified by nbc news details troubling encounters. one production assistant accuses freeman of trying to lift up her skirt asking ifhe was wearing und underwear. >> right when i walked into the room he began to make sexually suggestive comments to me. as an entertainment reporter for over a decade, it was unlike re over a decade, it's unlike anything i ever experienced. >> reporter: tyra martin has

interviewed freeman nine times over the decade. in some of the interviews, his behavior was characterized as flirting. >> i wouldn't worry about that. got imagimagic written all over child. >> reporter: the one incident apparently for her did cross a line. martin says, when i stood up, i pulled my skirt, part of my dress down. and he did say, don't pull it down now. that gave me pause. but i never felt uncomfortable. >> i need a new suit. >> yeah. three buttons is a little '90s, mr. wayne. >> reporter: others did feel harassed. many feared speaking up, fearing red bugs from one of the most powerful men on stress. he was looking at my breasts and i told him, any eyes are up here. we went to take a group photo. and he was making comments about his director at a conference in 2016. responding to the controversy at the time, here on "today." >> it was something i said in

jest about when i first met her. it was more than 20 years ago. how is that news? >> as for freeman, just this week, vancouver's public transit system would be voiced by him that riders hear. >> just ahead, we'll have more on harvey weinstein, who, as we just told you, charged this morning and walked into the first precinct of the new york police department. we'll switch gears. the weather is an important one this morning as we wait for memorial day weekend. hey, dylan. >> it certainly is. we're watching a tropical system. here it is off of the yucatan peninsula of mexico. we don't mow where the storm is going to track. it should move into the eastern or central gulf of mexico. there's a 92% chance of this developing into a tropical system as it moves into the

development zone, where the waters are very warm and is conducive for development. that's something we'll keep an eye on. either way, whether this becomes a named tropical storm or not, we're going to see moisture work into florida and along the gulf coast, especially as we go into saturday, heavy rain surges from the south. as we go to sunday and monday, that's when we start to see torrential downpours, the possibility of flooding and dangerous rip currents. both sides of florida have the chance of seeing some rip currents going into this weekend. the eastern coast of florida is not in the clear. but it's especially along the coast of mississippi, alabama, over into the western panhandle of florida where the water will get more and myrrh dangore dang. we could see six inches of rain good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.

we've got a lot of cloudy skies over the bay area. a couple of spotty showers off and on throughout the day, mostly light rain. we'll be up to 58 degrees in san francisco and low to mid-60s in the inland areas. after this cool and cloudy day, the sun breaks out tomorrow, temperatures inland 75 degrees. mid-80s for sunday. and nice and warm on memorial day, up to 90 degrees. san francisco, upper 50s today and 70 on monday. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. coming up, we found the perfect family to celebrate as we get ready for memorial day. we're going to meet five incredible siblings, four of them quadruplets who are setting off on patriotic careers. 20 years later, a poignant look at the life and tragic death of "snl" legend, phil hartman. and the amazon echo under fire. why did the device record the couple's conversation and send it to someone else? >> that's not good.

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take back our personal information. >> doing it live. showing you how to get it back because we all want that. there's a new law effective today in the european union that's going to benefit all of us here, too. love when that happens. let me show you what's going on here real quick. the european government is cracking down on apps, social media networks and online services, even companies like restaurants, making it easier for you to opt out of all of their tracking. in most cases, you're giving full access to your browsing history not just to the website you're on, but everywhere you go online, they are watching. that's how you get pop-up ads that mimic what you have been thinking or shopping for. let's show you how we do it. we start with facebook. i'm mirroring my phone here on the monitor. you want to come here, the hamburger button. you're going to get the main screen.

scroll down to settings and privacy on facebook. then, you want to hit account settings. you're going to get all of this. come all the way down to ads. right? hit ads. they don't make it that easy. go to ad settlings. and look at this. ads based on data from partners. i'm allowing it. ads based on activity on facebook. i'm allowing it. you want to get rid of both of these. you hit that little thing. come down here to continue. then, that little toggle switch right there. switch that toggle switch to off. now, it is not allowed. make sure you hit save and done. now, it's not allowed. you do the same one for this, as well. let's move to google. get my screen back up here. you want to log into your google account. hit that thing. you want to do this. the little bars up there. my account. okay? my account. scroll down to personal info and

privacy. you see this right here ad settings. ad settings right here. you hit that. manage ad settings. like i said, guys, it's hard to get your information back. but it's worth it. ads personalization. google admits, 2 million-plus nongoogle websites and apps partner with google. you want to toggle the switch there, turn off. boom, i am done on google. i want to hit one more. go into the amazon app. go into the top, the top left. hit that button. scroll to account. now, scroll all the way down to, app preferences, advertising preferences right there. you hit that. personalized ads from amazon. that's what i have on right now. you want to go to that one. do not personalized ads. submit it and you're good to go on amazon, as well.

these are just a few websites. you want to clear all of them out, of course. there's a way to do that, too. we found a couple of websites, with one click you can opt out of almost every company tracking you. we have links and easy step-by-step video right now on today.com. >> one click sounds good about now. >> you have to dig for some of those, jeff. it's incredible. i was taking note plus the segment. go to our website, today.com and walk yourself through those again. take five, jeff. >> i'm out of here. coming up, a historymaking new leader of the new york stock exchange. could you have, in your wildest dreams, imagine you would be taking this walk as the president of the new york stock exchange? >> i guess back then, i wasn't thinking about it. >> you must get addicted to the energy. >> i love this place. how can you not? >> a lot i'm about to start the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge to help with lustrous hair, vibrant skin and healthy nails. so my future self will thank me.

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it's 8:00 on thoed. coming up, breaking news, weinstein surrenders, facing sex crime charges in new york city. so what does that mean for the dozens of accusers who came forward and what happens next. live with the latest. plus opening bell. for a new day. >> so this is mission control. >> this is. it is where it all happens. >> our one-on-one with the first female president in the 226-year history of the new york stock exchange. >> i do look forward to a day when a woman takes a job isn't news worthy. >> what she has to say about the future of women on wall street. ♪ and rucker rocks the plaza. darious rucker hits the stage

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and a memorial day weekend. >> and we'll start off right. but a lot going on in the news. right to it at 8:00. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein facing charges in the sex investigation that crashed his empire and launched the me-too movement. craig melvin has the latest from downtown. good morning. >> reporter: a short time ago harv harvey weinstein left this courthouse and his attorney indicating that he would seek to toss out the charges immediately. once again also insisting that his client has done nothing wrong. weinstein could not leave the state of new york or connecticut. a judge issued a $10 billion bond, putting up $1 million in cash and wearing an ankle bracelet. he surrendered his passport as well. he's facing a number of charges. the most serious of which is the charge of rape. that rape charge coming from a woman that is not yet known.

and likely a woman whose identity we about l not know because the judge indicated a short time ago that he plans to protect his -- protect her identity. meanwhile, harvey weinstein accused by 95 women, many of them well-known and many of them not as well known launching the me too and time's up movement. >> thank you so much. a programming note. one of his accusers actress rose mcgown will be a guest on megyn kelly coming up at 9:00. a home made bomb went off in a suburban toronto restaurant. three people were injured and three critically. police are look for two men seen walking into the indian restaurant and one carried an object. witnesses say the man set off the device and then ran away. officials telling us there is no early indication that the attack was a hate crime or an act of terrorism. it comes one month after a

driver plowed a van into a lunchtime crowd in toronto, killing ten people. the open road is filling up fast as americans head to parks, beaches an backyard get-togethers for the memorial day weekend. gabe gutierrez is live with a did you view and a look at holiday gas prices. >> reporter: this is the way to travel. and we're keeping an eye on the roads here. things seem to be moving at a good clip right now. but we're up over i-76 eastbound and there are some slowdowns here over the philadelphia area. now i can't tell you nearly 42 million americans are expected to travel this memorial day according to aaa. despite higher gas prices. the national average about $2.96 a gallon. and that is up nearly 60 cents since this time last year. the good news, airfares are down this memorial day weekend so we'll keep an eye on the roads here as you could see -- it is expected to get worse later on this afternoon.

back to you. >> airfare are down so gabe got a real deal on that chopper. thank you so much. we'll get dylan's holiday forecast. and hoda is on assignment so i get to do the boost this morning. a miss mississippi graduation student got the best gift. leslie martinez and classmates were taking pars part in rehearsal when there to surprise was her dad who was deployed in afghanistan. he came back just in time to see his daughter's graduation. she was overcome. major juan martinez is home for two weeks and he's been away for seven years of her life on and off and he wants to do everything to be there for her on her big day and her siblings. >> what a beautiful moment. >> it makes you feel good. >> to be there on that day. and just ahead, savannah visits the new york stock exchange with the first ever female president and for the first day on the job she has a

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(música) but on the floor of the exchange. >> so this is mission control. >> this is mission control. it is where it all happens. >> it is incredible to think about your journey. you were under 19 when you first walked on the floor. >> i was just a kid. >> could you have in your wildest dreams imagine you would take this walk as the president of the exchange. >> back then i wasn't think being it, just too raptured by everything happening down here. >> 43-year-old stacy cunningham is the first female president in the 226-year history of the stock exchange. >> you must get addicted to the energy. >> i love it. someone like you who hasn't been here before and, wow, look at it, and it doesn't go away. i still feel that way when i come in. it is a special place in my heart.

>> i do look forward to a day when a woman taking a job isn't news worthy, but we aren't quite there yet. >> what kind of reaction have you been getting. >> most surprising are from so many of the men reaching out to say, i could tell my daughter that in the same day it is realistic that she would be the head of the cia or the new york stock exchange as a woman. >> it has got to feel good. >> yes. >> a lot of people notice because wall street is kind of notorious for being that old boy's club. >> it is. wall street and technology. they are both industries that are very male dominated. >> it couldn't have been easy for a young woman on the trading floor. >> it was great. i loved it. >> but it wasn't it a locker room scene. >> there are moments of that. but i drew my boundaries. i made it clear as to what was okay and what wasn't okay. >> one of the things that is fascinating about your back ground is you didn't stay on this path -- >> yeah, i left and i went to culinary school and took some time off. what is interesting, the environment in the kitchen is very much like the environment

on the training floor. >> it gets hot in there. >> it is pretty hot in there and the pace is the same. >> what is your message to young women who are going to look at you and see some possibility for themselves that they might not have seen before. >> embrace it. embrace ambition. i have been inclined to think -- no, i don't want to take that job or put myself forward for it and i've been very, very fortunate to have mentors that have pushed me. >> do we sell ourselves short? >> i think -- think we do. we're less inclined to goo -- g out and ask for something. >> you come in at a time for challenge in that so much is digital now. are you confident you will not preside over the closing of the stock exchange. >> i'm very confident. we process 50 billion messages a day and i recently read there were 3.5 billion google searches in a day so we're ready for the future ishl future. >> and just as she's settling into her new role, the girl statue is getting a new home.

she will no longer face the bull. but reside in front of the new york stock exchange. >> for people you are the fearless girl. >> i think there are so many fearless girls out there and tapping into that is important and finding the spirit to go on and take on the world. i think we all have to do that. >> she's down to earth but you have to think about her walking out to the new york stock exchange floor in 1994, 19 years old. the traders are notorious and it is a guy's club. and she can hang with them and i could see just walking around with her, how popular she is and how beloved by the traders on the floor. >> i love the message. embrace ambition. don't walk away from it. >> very cool. >> dylan has a check of the weather. how is it looking? >> today is looking unsettled. down south we have moisture trying to stream in from the system a little bit farther to the south. so tropical downpours are possible. it is sunny and warm in the northeast and very hot in the south and the southwest. temperatur

that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we've got cloudy skies. if you're traveling across the region, maybe heading over towards the sierra, there will be some rain once you get past sacramento. we'll see that off and on throughout the day. spotty light showers for the bay area today. overall, mostly cloudy and cool. highs reach into the upper 50s for the coast and some mid-60s for the inland areas. we're not going to see much sunshine today. we'll get a lot more of it and some warmer weather as we head into the holiday weekend. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dyla >> and that's your latest forecast. >> and colin in the orange room have more proof that our sma smartphones are finding us. >> the amazon echo had recorded a private conversation they were having and they recorded the

audio and sent it to a random contact and got a phone call from the contact saying you should unplug your alexa immediately. the couple felt invaded and some social media users sympathizing and here is deborah. this is very creepy, no alexa for me. and cat adds, it doesn't make me fear technology. we'll still use alexa every day. and this user writing, by all means, alexa, record me talking to my cats. and amazon did confirm the incident sand apologized to the family release a statement explaining that the device thought it heard a certain command and the contact name. it said, as unlikelies it this is, we're evaluating this. and this is not the first time alexa was deemed creepy. it.

what cost? i don't want to get up and look heshat time is it. >> are you putting tape over your cameras on your tv? >> i didn't do that. i did unplug our alexa. i wasn't getting much out of it. i would shout who is the a.l. mvp in 1988? that's not helpful. >> that's a little nugget. what do you have for "pop start"? >> i have a good one. adam levine was the guest on "carpool karaoke." it escalated when he decided to have adam race the car around the track while answering rapid-fire questions. take a look. >> three, two, one, go. oh, my god. what is your wife's birthday? >> may 15th.

>> what's the capital of california. >> adam, mind the car. mind the car. oh, my. what are you doing? >> adam loves so maniacal. things took a little bit of a turn, no pun intended, when they were pulled over by a cop. this is a first in "carpool's" history. the officer wanted to make sure they were staying safe and wished them a good day. you can watch the episode at today.com. nbc has announced the next live musical "hair." shining, gleaming, streaming, flaxing, waxing. "hair" debuted 50 years ago. it was nominated for a tony and took home a grammy for best score. no word on the casting or production or when it's going to actually air. we know it's "hair."

there's that. monday will mark 20 years since the death of actor phil hartman, who was killed by his wife in a murder/suicide, a loss that haunts us still today. a documentary is highlights his life and untimely death, including video of family and friends gathering for a special good-bye. this sunday on "reels" and natalie morales will host that. >> from his early years as an improviser, to his career-making turn on "snl." >> all right, boys. let's stop in here for a second. >> reporter: phil hartman reached the pinnacle of success. >> i never had the confidence to think i could get to where i am now. >> reporter: but in an instant, an unimaginable turn. >> phil hartman was shot to death at his home in california today. also dead, his wife, apparently a suicide. >> my wife is standing in the front yard. and the look on her face was horrifying. and she said, your brother's

been shot. >> reporter: a private funeral service for phil and brynn hartman is attended by close friends and family. a larger industry memorial is also held for phil in hollywood. >> lovitz hosted it. and jay leno spoke. >> i'll never forget what jay leno said. there's only a handful of people that you want to grow old with. and phil was one of them. >> reporter: in september of 1998, family and friends sail out to catalina to spread some of his and brynn's ashes. >> sitting with my mother. she was having a hard time. for the first time in my life, i couldn't go to her rescue. i wasn't strong enough. >> today, we are here to spread the ashes of phillip edward

hartman, born 1948. >> it was a tough day. a lot of sitting on the boat and playing music phil liked. i remember the last line i said. and like captain karl, who longed to go back to the briny blue, so is phil. >> and i poured his ashes in. phil was an excellent brother. he could light up a room and he could change your life. >> phil hartman behind closed doors premieres on reels at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 pacific. we're honoring the military as we gear up for memorial day weekend. we may have found the most patriotic family in america. >> wait until you see what they're doing for our country. meet the lees family from aidan, michigan, mom and dad and their 12 children, including a set of quads. but believe it or not, the fearsome foursome were only some

of the kids to graduate from northern high school this week. three of their siblings also grabbed their diplomas. what's next for the quads? they're all planning to join the military. rose in the air force, bryce, the navy, mason, the air national guard. and one quad couldn't wait. brother, nevin, is already a marine. and a fifth child is joining the marine ranks, as well. they credit their brother-in-law, matt, an airman, for helping them to choose donning the nunn form. and they're with us here in the studio. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> rose, you just graduated a few years ago, right? >> i did, yeah. >> who is the ring leader here? who said, let's sign up? >> it was me. >> she rolls her eyes. okay. why? what made you want to do that? >> well, i never -- junior year, the whole college thing, four to eight years, it never really

caught my attention. and during the summer, i had marine and navy recruiters contacting me. and that just really interested me. >> and what branch are you going to be? >> the navy. >> rose, as we go down the line. air force, air national guard, navy, united states marine corps. how did you decide, rose, who was going into which branch of the military? >> personally, i was going to go into the navy. but i started looking into the air force and they have jobs that are more suitable for my profession that i would like in the future. i think that's what happened to all of us. we chose it, due to the job we wanted. >> how about you, mason? >> it's more career-based for me, personally. college is not going to be the route. >> i'm sensing a theme here. >> you're going to be in the marines. your brother's in the marines already. are you getting the scoop from him? >> yeah. first, i was actually looking into the navy, as well. and i guess, i would say, kind of nevin pushed me towards it.

he had me talk to the marine recruiters when he was about to go off to boot camp. and after talking to them, i don't know. i just felt like that suited me more. i don't know. like, the brotherhood with the marines are more about. >> are you nervous? excited? >> a little bit of both. more excited, i guess. >> rose, with quads, you have been together for almost every waking moment of your entire lives. all of your 18 years. what's it going to be like to break up the band here? >> we've been close-knit. i think it will be good for us. i'm personally a little sad. i don't know abouty boib s bo? >> we have nevin on the phone. he's at camp lejeune. he is in training. you beat your brothers and sisters to the punch. >> i did decide to beat them to

the punch. i couldn't wait. i had to graduate early to get started, ma'am. >> you're so incredible. it means a lot to people to see how much you're already doing for our country. is there a sense that you two talked about your job opportunities. is there a sense of service and patriotism? >> yeah. i, personally, have wanted to serve sense i was little. i think it's a great way to help out our world. >> we have your parents here. they're just offcamera. i can't imagine how proud you are of your children today. what's it like? >> very proud. it's great. i couldn't be anymore proud. they're a great example for their peers. you know, even for our generation. their mother has done a phenomenal job of raising our 12 children. >> what are you guys going to do with everybody gone? >> sleep. >> mom said sleep. >> that's awesome. congratulations to you, mom and dad. and to all of you, best of luck.

keep in touch with us. stick around, we havei )m . our breaking news: 8:26. good morning, everyone. our breaking news this morn, a live look at eastbound interstate 80 near the bridge in crockett. a fiery big-rig crash is still slowing traffic and closing lanes that are now two lanes open. you can see them on left-hand side of your screen. this crash happened about 1:30 this morning. authorities say a truck carrying canned pineapples crashed and caught fire. a good samaritan pulled the driver from the burning truck. that truck driver was airlifted to a hospital. now, there was a second accident nearby, in that case, the driver of a car died after rear ending a big rig that was caught up in the backup. mike inouye has been monitoring this throughout the rough commute. >> this is a tough one we're talking about. you showed the crash still being cleaned up. half of east 80 is closed but

half is open. the venetian bridge is a much easier drive north 680 if you have a choice. north 880, haddenburg, the off ramp is closed but all lanes are open. there was an earlier truck fire before the start of our 4:30 show and that's got traffic jammed coming off north 238 out of castro valley and out of hayward. west 580 a better drive. here is the jam as you approach the coliseum. sending it back to you. >> we'll have more local news in half an hour. of course you can find all the updates all morning.

♪ 8:30, now, on a friday morning. it is the 26th? what day is today. it's may, it's memorial day weekend. we're happy to be here, beautiful summer day, beautiful summer crowd, and beautiful summer music, darius rucker about to get started. >> the man draws a crowd, doesn't he? >> by the way, was so great with jimmy fallon. want to thank the troops you did for fleet week. great job on "the tonight show."

>> a lot of troops in our crowd. dylan is down there somewhere. >> i'm down at the other end of the plaza. i'm looking for bridget. you must be bridget. i heard that bridget just graduated. you're still wearing your cap and gown. you graduated from the university of south carolina. ale you want is to get a picture with darius. >> that's all i want. >> i think we need to make this happen. how do we get you out of here? all right. there we go. i don't want -- >> he just said no, he won't do it. that's where he draws the line. photographs with fellow aluming. >> university of south carolina, i love it. >> she's a gamecock. >> darius is also a graduate from the university of south carolina. it seems like you've done this before. you have the strut and everything going. >> i'm a journalism and mass communications major. >> darius studied the same thing. >> we're coming for you. >> in full cap and gown. she's like somebody who won the

oscars in the back row. >> there it is, all right. >> bringing people together. >> i love it. you both went to usc. i love it. >> majored in the same thing. >> maybe you'll end up being a country music star. >> we'll take a good professional photo of the two of you. da >> darius assures me that the gamecocks will win the s.e.c. >> we'll get a picture of the two of you. >> congratulations. that's awesome. let's get one more check of the weather, dylan. >> it's hot out here. hot and humid. that's what we're going to see a across a good chunk of the country, across this memorial day weekend. in texas, it will get over 100 degrees. we're looking for scattered showers and storms in the northeast. but heavy rain will move through the gulf coast and into florida on sunday and monday. that's a tropical system that we're keeping a close eye on. memorial day itself, looks

salvageable in the northeast. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll see cloudy skies and some light rain as we go through the day, kind of off and on, with well below normal temperatures. we can expect a high of 65 degrees and 63 degrees in oakland, 65 today in napa. and then as it clears out, it warms up over the next few days. we'll be in the mid-70s tomorrow. mid-80s on sunday. and then by memorial day, inland areas will reach up to 90 degrees and then gradually cooling down next week. >> the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> throughout his career, darius rucker has proven himself a little bit country and a little rock 'n' roll. >> and in a moment, he's going to put it on display with a live concert. first, a little more about our man of the morning.

darius rucker has been a mainstay in the music city for the past 25 years. he first attained multiplatinum status as the frontman for the group hootie and t& the blowfis. he switched gears in 2008, releasing his first country album. ♪ by 2014, darius rucker won his third career grammy for best solo country performances for his cover of "wagon wheel." he's got eight number one hit singles. and his latest song, "for the first time" is enjoying a steady climb up the charts. darius rucker is ready to turn things up as he takes to the citi summer concert series stage right here on our plaza. >> so, let's get to it. ladies and gentlemen, darius rucker.

♪ out to atlanta come in with north carolina ♪ ♪ stare up the road and i see headlights ♪ ♪ i made it down the coast in 17 hours ♪ ♪ i was going do raleigh and i could see my baby tonight ♪ ♪ so, rock me, momma, like a wagon wheel ♪ ♪ rock me, momma, any way you feel ♪ ♪ hey, momma rock me rock me, momma, like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me, momma like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey, momma rock me

♪ i was going to be a fiddler in an old time string ♪ ♪ a crazy guitar i pick the banjo now ♪ ♪ lost my money playing poker so i had to leave town ♪ ♪ but i ain't turning back to living that old life no more ♪ ♪ so, rock me momma like a wagon wheel ♪ ♪ rock me, momma, any way you feel ♪ ♪ hey, momma rock me rock me, momma ♪ ♪ like the wind and the rain rock me, momma ♪ ♪ like a southbound train

hey, momma rock me ♪ ♪ ♪ walking to the south out of roanoke ♪ ♪ i caught a trucker out of philly, had a nice long toek ♪ ♪ he's heading west from the cumberland gap ♪ ♪ to johnson city, tennessee i got to get a move on before the sun ♪ ♪ i hear my baby calling my name and i know she's the only one ♪ ♪ and if i die in raleigh, at least i will die free ♪ ♪ so, rock me, momma, like a wagon wheel ♪ ♪ rock me, momma, any way you feel ♪ ♪ hey, momma rock me oh, rock me, momma ♪

♪ like the wind and the rain rock me, momma, like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey, momma, rock me rock me, momma ♪ ♪ like a wagon wheel rock me, momma, any way you want to feel ♪ ♪ hey, momma rock me rock me, momma, like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me, momma, like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey, momma rock me you can rock me ♪ >> thank you. >> don't go anywhere. darius is just getting started. darius is just getting started. first, this is "today" on nbc.u.

when i think about my favorite teachers, they're the teachers who teach me lessons outside of the classroom and with the way they make you feel. my teacher's a good role model, because she tells us never to give up. one of the people i think i have the closest relationship with is one of the campus security technicians. he makes sure i have a plan, i get my homework done, and it's just a really good role model to have. i want to thank my teacher for being so kind to other people. narrator: exactly why the california teachers association believes strong public schools make a better california for all of us. belifirsthe creation ofschools something from nothing. first stands on no shoulders. it follows no footsteps. to first, the view ahead is wide open. the only thing that first chases...is possibility. you know what we make.

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grammy-winning and multiplatinum. he's already produced a number one hit. >> his second single has been burning up the charts, too. darius rucker, congratulations. >> thanks for having me. >> you've been doing this for 25, 30 years, getting up on stages in front of crowds. do you get the thrill coming out and looking at the massive people, singing along to every word of your songs? >> i can't believe this little kid from south carolina is playing the "today" show in the plaza. it feels great. >> you have a great crowd. is this your fifth studio album? >> country records. >> that's right. >> i think i made more country records than hootie ones. >> what do you love about this one? >> we went in a different direction. i'm a song guy. and if you don't have the songs, it's not worth doing it. >> the song you're going to do that explores, when is the last

time you did something for the first time? >> i went to see mccartney. it was unbelievable. the song made me think about what concerts i haven't seen. >> bucket list-type stuff. >> and number one onccartney. >> what's out there on the list? >> my next thing, i want to see the pyramids. i want to see them. >> you should work the tour through there. >> a whole bunch of people in egypt want to see darius. >> nashville, to egypt, to raleigh. >> hootie and the blen nd the bu mentioned, you have new music? >> we have a show with jason aldean. we don't know what we're doing right now. >> what are you singing for us now? >> i'm going to sing the new single, "for the first time." >> take it away, darius rucker.

♪ you say you never danced to a dashboard singing r.e.m. under summer stars ♪ ♪ you never leaned back on a jet black chevy ♪ ♪ blowing smoke rings in the dark ♪ ♪ you don't want to be a rumor, girl ♪ ♪ and i feel just the same well, i know that you don't know me well ♪ ♪ but we can make that change when was the last time ♪ ♪ you did something for the first time ♪ ♪ yeah, let yourself go follow that feeling ♪ ♪ maybe something new is what you're needing ♪ ♪ like a real life let your hair down feel alive ♪ ♪ when was the last time you did something for the first time ♪

♪ you say you never drank from the bottle of some $2 wine run barefoot through the mud ♪ ♪ you never had the right kiss stolen from your lips ♪ ♪ while you watched the sun come up well, i know your friends are watching ♪ ♪ and they probably disapprove but give me just half a chance ♪ ♪ girl, i'm daring you when was the last time ♪ ♪ you did something for the first time ♪ ♪ yeah, let yourself go follow that feeling ♪ ♪ maybe something new is what you're needing ♪ ♪ like a real life let your hair down, feel alive ♪ ♪ when was the last time you did something for the first time ♪

♪ now, the way you're looking says you're leaving ♪ ♪ i hope you ain't reading you wrong ♪ ♪ 'cause the way you're shining i think you're thinking ♪ ♪ it's been way too long ♪ when was the last time you did something for first time ♪ ♪ yeah, let yourself go come on follow that feeling ♪ ♪ maybe something new is what you're needing ♪ ♪ like a real life let your hair down, feel alive ♪ ♪ when was the last time you did something for the first time ♪ ♪ when was the last time ♪ you did something for the first time ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's the new single, "for

the first time." much more music from darius rucker straight ahead. first, this is "today" on nbc.

welcome back to our citi summer concert stage. we're getting ready for the weekend in the best way possible. darius, let's have you take it away. >> absolutely. ♪ i don't need no five-star reservation ♪ ♪ i got spaghetti and a cheap bottle of wine ♪ ♪ i don't need no concert in the city ♪ ♪ i got a stereo and the best of

patsy cline ♪ ♪ ain't got no caviar, no dom perignon ♪ ♪ as far as i can see i got everything i want ♪ ♪ i got a roof over my head the woman i love laying in my bed ♪ ♪ and it's all right all right, all right ♪ ♪ i got shoes on my feet and it's all right ♪ ♪ all right, all right ♪ i got all i need and it's all right by me ♪ ♪ maybe later on we'll walk down to the river ♪ ♪ stare up at the moon it may not be no french

riviera ♪ ♪ but it's all the same to me as long as i'm with you ♪ ♪ maybe a simple life that's okay ♪ ♪ if you ask me, baby, i think i got it made ♪ ♪ 'cause i got a roof over my head ♪ ♪ the woman i love laying in my bed ♪ ♪ and it's all right all right, all right ♪ ♪ i got shoes on my feet f and it's all right ♪ ♪ all right, all right ♪ i got all i need and it's all right by me ♪ ♪ that's all right by me yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ when i lay down at night i thank the lord above ♪

♪ for giving me everything i could ever dream of ♪ ♪ i have a roof over my head the woman i love laying in my bed ♪ ♪ it's all right, all right ♪ i got shoes under my feet forever in the eyes staring back at me ♪ ♪ and it's all right, all right yeah, now ♪ ♪ i got i got all i need ♪ ♪ and it's all right b >> oh, yeah, yeah. that's all right by me, yeah. all right.

>> woo, all right. darius rucker showing us how it's done. thank you so much. great concert. we're back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor.

dares you is a good guy. still chatting everybody up. what's coming up this weekend? >> hi, guys. >> hi, sheinelle. >> i'm so excited about one of the stories we're talking about on saturday. i had so much fun. we're going to introduce you to a young woman. she's breaking barriers in the racing world. she's nascar's first female pit crew member. and she's young. her job is as dangerous as it looks. i do that. wait until you see me try to do that. >> that's you? >> i havere, better yet changed. >> did you call aaa when they asked you to change the tire? i know that move. >> plus, sunny anderson is cooking with us. >> that takes care of saturday. how about sunday?

>> on sunday, a memorial day show for the weekend. we have a tribute to those at arlington national cemeteseceme that people are going to enjoy. my guest is jason bateman. he has "arrested development" coming back and "ozark" is coming back. we spent time in the drizzly park together to talk about all of it. he had a dust-up this week about an interview in "the new york times." we'll address that, as well. >> a lot to look forward to this weekend. for those of us not working, a little sunshine. a little pool, perhaps. have a great weekend, everybody. "megyn kelly today" is coming up next. don't forget, she's going to interview weinstein accuser, the actress, rose mcgowan, coming up. now, checking your

we do have some very slow roadways right now continuing eastbound, 80, down to just two lanes getting down to the caretenis bridge. that will continue with closures for another hour. we're looking at northbound 880, also the hagan burger off ramp is closed. that distraction is enough to close folks to slow. and backup from northbound 888, that's the toughest drive. >> mike, happening now, we're following developments in a middle school shooting in

indiana. police say two people were shot. that suspect in custody. we don't have any other details. but we get them and we update them to our twitter feed. film mogul harvey weinstein surrendered to police. prosecutors have charged him with sex crimes. on nbcbayarea.com, video of him in handcuffs. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

monday - we take you through the memorials as many families honoring those who died in the line of service. monday, we take you through the memorials as many families enjoy that long weekend. >> plus, should you change your social security number? our consumer unit tells us when it's important. >> today in the bay monday 4:30 to 7:00.

[ applause ] good morning, everyone. and welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. we begin this morning with something virtually no one in hollywood ever thought they would hear. about 90 minutes ago, harvey weinsttuimself in to new york city police, arrested, processed and charged with rape, criminal sex act, sex abuse and sexual misconduct for incidents involving two, separate women. about 100 women have come forward accusing the disgraced movie mogul of some form of sexual misconduct. and moments ago, he was walked