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what the president's message to rit critics who say he is keeping praise on a brutal dictator. >> anyone can make war but only the most courageous can make peace. >> we have live coverage from singapore to washington. june 12th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is >> th and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome to . welcome to today. thank you for joining us on this busy tuesday morning. >> it is busy and historic. there is president trump side by side with north korea's leader. the president calling this a great moment for the world. >> the two met several times first in private for about 40 minutes and then with senior

aids for more than three hours. >> at the end of that they signed ajoipz joint agreement a lasting peace on the korean peninsula. >> president trump expects that process to start very very quickly along with follow-up negotiations. and kim said the world will see a mayor change vowing to leave the past behind. >> it is all easier said than done. we have it all covered including a live interview straight hay head. good morning. >> good morning. the president feeling very good. he wrapped up a news conference here a short while ago celebrating this agreement. he calls it an agreement. it is more of a statement of principals. no timetable, no plans to verify but it is a start. probably the biggest news that came out of that is something that wasn't in the agreement,

the president acknowledging he made a pretty big concession about the status of u.s. forces in the region. >> overnight after a historic handshake and then this pat on the back president trump trumpeting his biggest deal yet. >> it is right there. it is within our reach. it is going to be there. it is going to happen. >> the president saying in an all night high stake summit the u.s. and kim jong un agreed to -- >> complete denuclearization. that's a big thing. >> president trump taking personal credit. >> i don't they have ever had the confidence in a president for getting things done. >> he also anobsed an end to joint war games labeling them

provocative. pushing back that it contains no commitments for outside inspectors. >> we'll have a lot of people there. we will be working with them on a lot of other things. this is complete denuclearization of north korea. >> the president later acknowledging -- >> all i can say is they want to make a deal. that's what i do. any whole life has been deals. i may stand before you and say hey, i was wrong. i don't know that i will ever admit that. >> pledging security guarantees to north korea while kim jong un reafoirmed an unwaivering equipment to complete dee nuclearization. >> i would say it worked out for both of us far better than anybody could have expected. >> we had a historic meeting and

decided to leave the past behind. the president repeatedly praising kim. >> he is very smart, very good negotiator. >> the leaders finally face to face after hurling insults. >> we have developed a very special bond. the two sizing each other up with a handshake. >> excellent. thank you. >> kim jong shaking hands with president trump flashing his trademark thumbs up. >> this is what we have and this is where we are. it has been very intense. i think that he really want to do a great job for north korea. i think he want to denuke.

>> if i can save millions of lives by coming here, sitting down and establishing a relationship with someone who is a very powerful man, who has firm control of a country and that country has very powerful nuclear weapons. it's my honor to do it. >> there was also what the president said a late add to that agreement. it was a commitment for recovery of pows from the korean war. >> back to you. >> we'll have a lot more coming up tonight on nightly news. good morning senator. >> good morning. >> i know you heard for tone of what the president said. it was downright celebratory. how do we know it isn't just happenty talk? they have literally done this

before and cheated and lied. >> i think the -- >> isn't that because we always said no? haven't they always wanted that meeting? >> yeah. but i don't think they would sit down with him if they didn't think they would get something out of it. i think we konl out of it stronger too. we made it clear. you two ways to end this conflict, peacefully or secure guaranteeings. if it's not that clear it will never work. >> where is the beef? so far we didn't hear anything about a timetable. we know north koreans like to te muk lar iesz. >> don't see the details? >> absuitly.

i want to vet on them. i stand with you. it will have to come to congress for approval. we are looking at details matter. i am hopeful i think he convinced he is better off he is keeping them. that's the goal. if he fails to do that, we'll have a military conflict and that will be a bad ending to this chapter. >> let me talk to you about the war games, like the president calls them, the joint military exercises between south korea and the united states. he said, today, we're not going to do them anymore. so, that's a major concession by the u.s. >> it is. >> did the u.s. give more than it got today? >> i don't think cancelling a war game is going to matter over the arc of time. one thing i would violently disagree with is removing our troops. i can't imagine i would vote for

any agreement that requires us to withdraw our forces. that would destabilize asia. that is what china wants. that doesn't make the world more peaceful. that makes the world more insecure. the goal is for them to give us the weapons program, missiles and bombs in return for security and prosperity. senator schumer, a democrat, has laid out a deal i can accept. the only way you're going to get that deal is convince north korea, if they do not take the peace route, we will use military force as a last option. we're going to end this program one way or another. it's not if, it's how and when. and i'm cautiously optimistic. i'm very pleased with president trump thus far. but we have a long ways to go. they've done this twice. and we can't let them do it a third time. >> senator lindsey graham. thanks for getting up early. appreciate it. thank you. richard engel watched the events unfold from south korea. he's with us along with jeremy bash and dr. victor cha.

dr. cha, we want to start with you for a minute. this isn't the first agreement between the u.s. and north korea. you were in the bush administration when another agreement was written up. you know what goes on during this movie. what do you expect? >> what we got was a broad statement, which will require negotiations to try to put meat on the bones. but the statements of denuclearization that we care the most, as americans, are so broad, you can drive a truck through them. there's nothing on timetable. there's nothing on the stockpile of weapons. there's nong -- nothing on long-range missiles. >> what is the agreement you tried for back in the bush years and this one? >> back in the bush years, we got a commitment by north korea to abandon all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programs, which is a much more definitive statement than what we achieved yesterday by president trump. having said that, the north koreans violated the last agreement. i'm not saying it's the best agreement.

they may violate this one, as well. but the question is, are we safe with this summit? the answer is, i don't know. >> do we have too much high expectations for this summit, jeremy? this is the beginning of the road, not the end. is it too early to think we should have a timetable or verification procedures? is this what has to be done now? >> color me a skeptic, savannah. this is symbolic but it remains to be seen if this is significant. the details are more than. -- the details are important. this agreement is the most specific, most concrete, with respect to ending u.s. military activity in the region. it's the most vague, most with respect to what north korea will have to live up to. >> they talk about denuclearizing the korean peninsula. are we just talking about north korea? are we talking about the rest of the place? >> we're talking about getting rid of north korea's uranium enrichment, plutonium and the missiles. the american troop presence is not just important for the

korean peninsula, but the asia pacific region. >> what about the optics. you have the president of the united states side-by-side with the leader of north korea. the flags are waving. i mean, a lot of people look at this and say, that's a win right there for kim jong-un. >> this is the north korean leader's coming-out party. less than a month ago, he had not t withnybody. now, he's met with the chinese leader, twice with the south korean leader. i'm sure putin is coming to north korea soon. and the president of the united states. the north koreans have wanted this meeting for four decades. >> jeremy, you had harsh words for the handshake. >> i think putting the president with him is a win for north korea. >> let's go to richard engel. i wonder how south korea is responding learning that the joint military exercises that it conducts with the united states are now no longer going to happen, according to the president. >> that was something that shocked me. it seems like south korea, which

is one of our closest allies in the world, certainly, a very close partner of the u.s. military, didn't know about this ahead of time. we reached out to the u.s. military. and in response, we were told that they would have to study the exact intent and meanings of president trump's speech before they could react, which suggests they didn't see this coming. they didn't know that president trump was going to cancel the military exercises. these are fundamental to the military relationship between the united states military and the military of south korea. they happen every year. they happen twice a year. until this morning, we didn't know they would be canceled. going back to this letter that was signed, i don't think it's fair to call it a deal. it was a memo. it was an expression of intent. the u.s. and north korea committed to improving relations between the two of them, turning over a new page, working for

prosperity, and in exchange, north korea reaffirmed its commitment to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, which is something that it has already done in the past. so, in exchange for putting his name down to a letter, promising to do something, he's already promised to do, he got the end of these very important military exercises, with which apparently the south koreans didn't know was going to end. and he got to be on the stage, recognized by the president of the united states, which has been the north koreans' wish for decades. >> so much to talk about, richard. we have to leave it there. appreciate your perspective in the region. dr. cha, you've been in the middle of it before. and, jeremy, thank you. where things go from here will have a huge implication for the president's legacy. the stakes are high for kim jong-un, after his debut on the international stage. peter alexander is in singapore

with that part of the story for us. peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. it was a matter of months ago that president trump was mocking kim jong-un as rocket man. today, he praised him, showered him with praise, calling him a worthy negotiator, saying he was talented. legitimizing him as a dictator and as an equal. from the hermit kingdom to the grand stage, kim jong-un soaking up the singapore spotlight. side-by-side with the president, and beaming, patting him on the back and marveling at the historymaking moments. saying it feels hike a fantasy. from a science fiction movie. president trump saying he was honored to meet kim, one of the world's worst human rights abusers. >> my meeting was honest, direct and productive. we got to know each other david

weprin -- each other well in a confined period of time. we are prepared to start a new history and we are ready to write a new chapter between our nations. >> reporter: on a tour about town monday night, kim taking selfies with his host. the ruthless tyrant cheered on by spectators, getting the rock star treatment. >> did not expect to see the supreme leader coming by. >> it was an amazing sight. i couldn't believe this was really happening. north korean chairman, kim jong-un, and his delegation, just going by in several vehicles. >> reporter: kim creating a spectacle. those bodyguards keeping pace alongside the limo, hand-picked by the dictator for their fitness and even their looks. the north korean supreme leader making his third trip out of the country since 2011. his precautions bordering on paranoia, packing his own food and toilet, in case they try to learn more about his personal health.

kim, in his mid-30s, striking a rapport with a long-time rival twice his age. >> from the beginning we got along. there's been a lot of groundwork. it's not like we just started talking about it, as you know. we didn't start talking about these complex subjects that went on for 70 years. >> reporter: the remarkably friendly meeting, in stark contrast to a visit with a close ally, canadian prime minister justin trudeau. kim heading home, enjoying a partnership with an american trump, who elevated his status to the world. president trump on air force one right now. he trusts kim jong-un and looks forward to meeting with him many more times. one of the most memorable moments, the two men taking a look at president trump's ride. that heavily-armored presidential limousine, the beast as it's known. secret service opening the door briefly to give kim jong-un a

peek inside. savannah and hoda, back to you. >> peter, thank you very much. we're going to have more about the summit throughout the morning. now, let's switch gears and get a check of the weather. hey, al. >> good morning. we're looking at strong storms firing up in the central midwest. we're looking at heavier showers and thunderstorms. we have a risk of severe weather from dodge city to oklahoma city, damaging winds. and tomorrow, that risk moves from the east to new york city, all the way into ohio and parts of west virginia. we are watching all this moisture funneling up from the gulf coast. as this pushes in, scattered storms in the midwest, the southwest. the rain falling over saturated ground. we're worried about flooding. wednesday, from new england, all the way to the southeast and into the gulf coast, we're looking at strong storms firing up, 1 to 3 inches of rain. locally, we could see three inches from oklahoma all the way into the mid mississippi river valley. that's what's going on. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

good morning, i'm meteorologist carry hall. we start o with clear skies and a warm day as we look outside from emeryville at the bay bridge. we're also in for some perfect weather for the warriors victory parade. starts at 11:00 and it will be at 69 degrees. but the sunshine will make it feel warmer and we're heading in the upper 70s by early afternoon. and as we look at all of the high temperatures, 90s for the inland areas and coast in the mid-60s. >> and that's your latest

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good morning, everybody. it's 7:30. it's tuesday morning, the 12th of june, 2018. that's history right there. could be a landmark day in the relationship between the united states and north korea, after president trump and kim jong-un's historic face-to-face meeting last night. >> two headlines out of that meeting. north korea has agreed to work toward denuclearization. as the president promised to end what he called war games in the region. >> during the news conference, the president credited otto warmbier, the former american college student who died after being imprisoned by north korea, by making today possible. hallie jackson joins us with

more on that story. hallie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, savannah. good morning to you. and remember, just for context here, this is all happening just a few days before the one-year anniversary of otto warmbier's death. now, president trump is crediting the college student's death with actually helping to trigger talks today. >> otto did not die in vain. he had a lot to do with us being here today. >> reporter: president trump, tying otto warmbier's death to diplomacy on the korean peninsula. kim jong-un, as you know, has killed family members, has starved his own team, is responsible for the death of otto warmbier. why are you so comfortable calling him very talented? >> well, he is very talented. anybody that takes over a situation like he did, at 26 years of age and is able to run it, and run it tough. i don't say he was nice. i don't say anything about it.

otto warmbier is a very special person. and he will be for a long time in my life. his parents are good friends of mine i think without otto, this would not have happened. something happened from that day. it was a terrible thing. it was brutal. but a lot of people started to focus on what was going on, including north korea. >> reporter: warmbier, a college student at the university of virginia, had no idea his life would change so dramatically in january 2016, when north korea imprisoned him for stealing a propaganda poster during a group tour of the country. he was 21. >> think of my family. >> reporter: warmbier was officially handed 15 years of hard labor. unofficially, it was a death sentence. >> i have made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: after 17 months in prison, warmbier was released on humanitarian grounds. but he arrived home in a vegetative state and died six

days later. >> otto warmbier has just passed away. >> reporter: the north koreans claimed that warmbier contrac d ed botulism after taking a sleeping pill. the cause of his brain damage was never determined. but his father believes it was torture. the warmbier family bringing a lout again lawsuit against north korea. >> i'm talking about the treatment of my son. they do this to countless other people. >> reporter: now, the president says, without warmbier, this singapore summit might not have happened at all. >> i really think that otto is someone who did not die in vain. i told this to his parents. special young men -- and i have to say, special parents, special people. >> reporter: and speaking of those parents, both the president and vice president have been in touch with warmbier's family prior to this summit here in singapore.

we also know that the president had spoken with the warmbiers just before the release of those three americans who had been detained in north korea, knowing that would be a sensitive time for them. savannah? hoda? back to you. >> hallie jackson, thank you. let's turn to bill neely. he's in singapore where the talks are being held. bill, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. well, as far as otto warmbier is concerned, what an extraordinary anniversary because it is 364 days, 1 day short, of a year, since he was released by north korea in a coma. he was one of four american prisoners at the time. of course, since then, the three others have been released by north korea. it's a country with one of the worst human rights records in the world. and president trump was also asked directly about that at the news conference. and he said, there's not much i can do about that right now. talking about the 100,000

prisoners in north korean gulags. he said, i think they're one of the great winners from this summit, as a group. pretty extraordinary statement. he also said that human rights were discussed briefly with kim jong-un. later on, he said they were discussed at length. the other surprising thing about the news conference was the announcement, of course, about military exercises. and it is causes some anxiety in south korea. the president saying that the military exercises, the war games, as he called it, would be canceled because they were provocative and expensive. well, the war games are due to start in just weeks' time, in august, in two months' time. and we just had a statement from the south korean military, saying they are trying to work out, basically, what the president meant. so, hanging in the air is the question, was south korea even consulted about this? or was this statement just

thrown out there and is a complete surprise to president moon? president moon said he didn't get any sleep last night because of the summit. he play have more sleepless nights to come. >> a lot of moving parts to sort out. bill, thank you. there's a lot going on this morning. we have a check of the top stories of the day, starting with a health care for the trump administration. >> recovering, white house economic adviser larry kudlow suffers a heart attack. he's in good condition at walter reed medical center. deadly standoff. police reveal four children and the suspect are killed after a day-long hostage standoff in orlando, florida. >> ourer at hearts go out to t families of the four children. out of control. nearly a dozen wildfires burning across the west, the largest in

colorado, growing to nearly 20,000 acres. >> this is going to be a large fire that's on this landscape for a long time. crash test concerns. two popular suvs, the 2018 jeep grant cherokee and the 2018 ford explorer, given poor ratings in the latest round of crash tests, according to the insurance institute for highway safety. and later gator. a plane is delayed at orlando's airport after having to wait for an alligator, to make its way across the runway. today, tuesday, june 12th, 2018. >> when you think you've seen everything. >> he wasn't in that big of a hurry, either. let's switch gears and go to al for a check of the weather. hey, al. >> hey, guys. it's hot and humid out there. we have warm, muggy air coming up out of the gulf. the feels-like temperatures will be over 100. loredo, dallas, new orleans, tampa, 94. 98 in st. louis. tomorrow, it continues and, in

fact, spreads further to the east, from phoenix to corpus christi. louisville, 93. jackson, 95. later this week, the temperatures will feel awfully warm. charleston will feel like it's in the 90s. same in orlando, mobile, little rock and lubbock, texas, will feel like temperatures in the low 90s. that's going to stretch into the beginning of next week. good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be hot for the inland areas but another least we don't have to deal with the humidity. 93 in napa and livermore. in santa rosa, high of 90 and san francisco 73 and san jose up to 89 degrees. it will be a little bit cooler tomorrow but not by much. low 9 o's and upper 80s on thursday. we do get the return of the ocean breeze and cooler temperatures by friday.

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drowning. we are beyond devastated, he wrote. our baby girl, emmy, passed away yesterday. never in a million years did we think we would experience a pain like this. adding, her love, her light, her spirit, will never be forgotten. our little girl loved life and lived it to its fullest every day. miller also posting several adorable photos of his daughter and this video with miller's wife, professional beach volleyball player, morgan bach. authorities say miller and his wife were at a neighbor's party when the toddler ended up in a pool. paramedics rushed to the scene and performed cpr, before transporting the child to a hospital where they were unable to revive her. every day, nearly ten people die from unintentional drowning. >> drowning is a quick and

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my deepest condolences to you and your family. and the u.s. ski and snowboard team tweeting, the whole snow sports world is with bode, his wife, morgan, and their family. the official cause and manner of death are not being released until the investigation has officially concluded. back to you guys. >> oh, miguel, thank you. >> unthinkable. >> tragedy. >> for that family. >> i hope it's a reminder for all of us and everybody with little kids, just watching. >> especially since we have pool season. >> terrible. still to come, we're going to have a happy story. al got to go back and get in touch with his roots. it was an unforgettable trip to senegal. senegal. we can't wait stretched senegal. we can't wait smooth scarred soaked the sun does not care. but we do. walgreens beauty consultants are spially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin.

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happening now: dub-nation - just getting started on what will be a big victory good morning, it's p r 7:56. we have a big parade with the golden state warriors starting soon. pete suratos is live downtown. the fans are lining up, pete. >> reporter: good morning, fans are lining up. i'm getting confetti there. fans ready to go for this parade happening from the warriors third championship. they are excited and they have the signs up. at 10:30 there's going to be a pre-parade event on that side. at 11:00 a.m., down this road, you can see the stand set up there and then there's going to be no rally at the end. want to point that out. we'll show you the crowd one more time. make some noise for the warriors, starts at 11:00 a.m. steph curry and lined up and ready to go. back to you, scott. our coverage begins at

10:00. people should bring some water. >> that's going to start to warm up, a lot of sunshine, just trying to get things going to be a problem. the weather will be nice and comfortable with low 60s and then quickly warming up in the low 70s and eventually reach up to 79 degrees today with our high. 89 will be the high in san jose while the inland valleys will reach up to 95 degrees in concord and for the north bay, low 90s in san francisco 73. what's happening with the commute, mike? >> the south bay has a crash north 101 at the bottom of the screen. you saw the lanes affected by this motorcycle down. i mentioned a motorcycle because i'm concerned about injuries but it presents more of a distraction. the rest of the bay has seen more slowing and san mateo bridge better than the dumbarton bridge. quite a build throughout the bay. walnut creek slowing through 680. b.a.r.t. and ac transit are averaging towards the parade and delayed because of the parade

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it is 8:00 on "today." coming up, breaking overnight, hope for peace. after weeks of tense negotiations, president trump and north korean leader, kim jong-un, finally meet face-to-face. >> chairman kim and i signed a joint statement in which he reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> the president agreeing to suspend u.s. war games in the region, as he vows to write a new chapter between the natis. >> il do wter i takes to make the world a safer place. >> we're live with the very

latest. plus, tracing his roots. al takes a voyage to africa, as he learns more about his ancestors and their journey to america. >> i feel this very odd mix of rage, of depression, joy, in a way. >> a closer look at his emotional journey and the surprising connections he made along the way. and a little taste of country. ♪ thank god for this woman, amen ♪erks bentley is taking ovr the plaza for a live concert you don't want to miss. today, tuesday, june 12th, 2018. ♪ >> no better way to kick off the day than with dierks bentley. >> i'm celebrating my golden bir birthday at the "today" show. ♪

>> starting with our concert on the plaza. >> we love dierks bentley. ♪ >> we love dierks bentley, too. welcome back on this tuesday morning. we appreciate you being with us. this is an early in the week treat. >> i love that song, somewhere on the beach, somewhere on the plaza. it's happening. we have a programming note to tell everybody about. you may remember this moment, alice johnson, free affidavit ser after serving 20 years, after the urging of kim kardashian west. we're bringing alice and kim together. hoda will sit down with them. it's an exclusive interview. you'll see it thursday, right here on "today." let's get to your news at 8:00. president trump is on his way home from singapore, after his meeting with kim jong-un. he won promises from kim, while

insisting the u.s. gave up nothing in return. peter alexander is in singapore with the latest. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. just like that, this unprecedented summit is over both leaders on their way back home. the visit ended with the signing of a short statement that was short on details. president trump later said he agreed to a significant concessi concession, that the u.s. would end its joint military exercises with south korea in the offer the promise of a new start. with the historic handshake, president trump calling the summit here with north korea's kim jong un the start of a new chapter. the two leaders signing a joint statement north korea pledging to denuclearize with the u.s. providing security guarantees. >> it's very comprehensive, and i think both sides are going to be very impressed with the results. >> but this morning the details when north korea will give up its nukes and how it will be verified remain unclear. >> we're going to have a lot of people there, and we're going to

be working with them on a lot of other things, but this is complete denuclearization of north korea. it will be verified. >> after their first face-to-face president trump praising the north korean dictator, adding the two have developed a very special bond. >> i learned he is a very talented man. i also learned that he loves his country very much. >> kim expressing that the world will see a major change. the two men parting ways on friendly terms. after a busy day that began meeting one-on-one for nearly 40 minutes. only their interpreters in the room. the president setting an optimistic tone. >> tremendous success. it's my honor and we will have a terrific relationship. i have no doubt. >> kim jong un acknowledging the challenges the two overcame to get to this point. later the two attending a working lunch, both in good

spirits. >> getting a good picture, everybody, so we look nice and handsome and thin? perfect. >> beautiful. >> following the summit president trump was asked how he can trust kim jong un, known as wuft wor one of the world's worst rights abusers. >> i've given what i'm given. this is what we, and this is where we are. it's been very intense. i think really wants to do a great job for north korea. i think he wants to denuke. skbro president trump moments ago en route back to the united states saying that he does trust kim jong un. also indicating that he expects the two men will meet many more times, including a possible invitation to the white house. hoda, back to you. >> all right, peter alexander. peter, thank you. attorney general jeff sessions said monday that immigration judges cannot consider domestic or gang violence as grounds for asylum in the u.s. that could have a big impact on large numbers of central americans who cite those crimes as reasons they are seeking protection in the united states. sessions wrote that the mere fact that a country may have

problems policing certain crimes cannot itself establish an asylum claim. that is your news. how about a little morning boost. i think we could use one. a high school baseball game is reminding us that winning is not everything. the game was for a trip to minnesota state championship. the pitcher ty cohen. the batter is his best friend jack. long-time friends. ty strikes him out, but before he joins his teammates to celebrate, he jogs to home plate, consoles his buddy. ty explained later i had to say something. our friendship is more important than the outcome of a game, and i had to make sure he knew that. if you want to know what sportsmanship is, that is it right there. >> what a good and wise young man. that's cool. coming up, we'll talk to al about his eye-opening and life-changing trip to senegal where he was exploring his roots. >> but, first, a closer look at the epidemic of suicide and its impact on family and friends. after these messages. you right now that i♪

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didi hersh center in los angeles, the phones have not stopped ringing. in the wake of anthony bourdain's death, calls to the national suicide prevention lifeline jumped 65% from friday to saturday. each call routed by area code, to 150 centers in the u.s., where crisis counsellors connect people to life-saving resources. new numbers from the cdc shows suicide is the tenth-leading cause of death in the u.s., the recent high-profile deaths of bourdain and kate spade, shining a light on a public health crisis. >> i feel like the two losses that occurred touched people in a very intense way. and having the cdc report launch right in the middle of that. i think was a way that has been engaging people, both in their heart as well as in their head, to feel this and understand it. >> reporter: talking about it isn't easy. i lost my father-in-law to suicide. we miss him every day.

there's a hole in our hearts. after i choked up, so many people reached out with thanks, with compassion. even some who have considered suicide, saying our conversation made them think. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter: my father-in-law was a wonderful person, a kind-hearted guidance counselor outside chicago, who loved the bears, helping people and his grandkids. he'd fix just about anything. but his joyful exterior masked years of struggle. he experienced depression when he went through big transitions in life. after retires in his 60s, something was clearly off. we tried to get him help. but six days before christmas, the phone rang and my husband screamed. we never thought this could happen. our family thinks that maybe john thought that leaving would actually help.

that he would spare us. is that common? >> it is very common. even if there isn't rational reason to believe that, the mind can play tricks on a personal. >> reporter: a simple thing we can all do, tell people we care. >> they're sounding like they're feeling overwhelmed, trapped, hopeless, despairing. or their hiy're hinting around those things like they're a burden. that would be a time to probe that a little further. and don't hesitate to ask a question, does it get so bad that you think of ending your life? >> it's okay to ask that? >> it is. and research shows that does not increase a person's risk. this may be their moment to be able to share something very serious that they've been having to carry on their own for some time. >> kate, thank you again for sharing your story. i know it's not easy. i think we're hoping that people are watching, that maybe this is a way for them to connect. and if you have a friend or someone you're worried about,

how do you start that conversation? >> right. there's no shame in talking about all of this, right? the conversation, it's interesting. hoda, you were reacting like, really? you can ask that? you can if you're in a private, comfortable space. don't do it in the hallway at work. and set it up by saying, i care about you, i want to support you and i'm not going to judge you. that's the advice from the experts. lay that out there and see if you can probe. if you, as a friend, or a co-worker or a loved one, need help, you can call the lifeline, too. i want to put that number back up on the screen, if we can. 1-800-273-talk. 273-8255. there's also a text line that you can call. a crisis line, it's 741-741. you can text any message to 741-741 and someone will respond by text, which is sometimes an easier, less awkward way. >> or maybe a first step.

if it's too intimidating to pick up the phone. just anything to reach out. >> reporter: the researchers are finding that a lot of people think about suicide, more than you would think. 18% of young people have a thought about ending their life. but most of them don't ever follow through with it. if we can catch our friends and ou loved ones in that moment and get them help, it's even more important. >> love your bravely for sharing your personal story. >> my family supports me with this platform, talking about it and hoping that other people are. >> what could be more important? kate, thanks. we're going to switch gears and see what's going on at the weather wall. >> we have hot and humid weather in the gulf. severe storms in the central plains. gorgeous weather up and down the west coast. and looking for heavier rain in the that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be nice and comfortable for the coast and uncomfortably hot for the inland

valleys. reaching up to 95 degrees today in concord. in san jose, expect a high of 89 degrees. and in oakland, just in time for that warriors parade, we'll be making it into the upper 70s. it's going to be 73 degrees in san francisco. and today in napa, expect a high of 93 degrees. it will still be hot tomorrow. but much cooler air in time for the end of the week. >> discover your story was tr created by "today" by ancestry dna. tracing your lineage is all the rage right now. it's something been working on for two decades. when i started, it was about sifting through old documents, physically. now, tso advances in science, an zeancestry dna test

led me to senegal. it's the land of my forefathers and mothers. i returned to africa to see the world they left behind. dakar, senegal, a bustling city with vibrant markets, a music scene and laidback coastal vibe, some 6,000 miles away. and yet, i feel i've come home. my first stop is what may have been the last place my ancestors saw before leaving this country, gore island and its house of slaves, a symbol of the african slave trade. my people were captured, kidnapped, bound and packed like cargo on ships, heading across the ocean. others jumped through this door of no return, under the water by the weight of their chains.

>> it is the door of no return. that's the last -- really. >> reporter: i feel this very odd mix of rage, of depression, joy, in a way, of knowing that even with all of this, my family and afamerrican-ans, as a people, were able to rise above this. i think it's a weird brew of emotions. you know, it's going to take a while to sort them out. a trip to goree, is a sobering glimpse of the past. i'm here to learn about senegal's present and future. it's only fitting that my host is this first grade teacher. he's prepared a few lessons for me. wow. oh, my gosh.

this is unbelievable. >> it is the african renaissance monument, higher than the statue of liberty and as well as christ the redemer in brazil. it shows africa coming out of the ashes. raising, facing the new challenges of the new millennium. >> reporter: towering over the city, this statue represents the efforts of my forefathers and mothers, the lessons of freedom and sacrifice in order for africa to rise. it's an epic structure. but after climbing 400 steps, we are focused on one thing. what are we picking out for dinner tonight? >> ah. you're going to have the national dish. it's fish. >> reporter: how much? the savvy shoppers here know how to haggle. >> 11,000. >> it's a little. >> 12. >> very good.

very good. rorr: very nice. even more delicious for 12,000. >> ye. great haggling. >> reporter: good haggling. at dusk, we go to the waterfront and the famous fish market. it's a symphony of color, noise and smells. if you live here, this is what you do? >> this is job number one, from generation to generation. >> reporter: and this becomes a community effort. everybody gets the boat onshore. i can't help to think about my late dad, who loved to fish. maybe this is why. we end the day with dinner. the ultimate host, he and his family welcome us into their home and overwhelm me and my crew with traditional gifts and treats. the senegalese love a good time, they like to laugh and they like to trash-talk. and that's kind of me and my family. so, yeah. there's this spiritual

connection, i think, that i really feel akin to. >> today, we are in the village to help you connect with your roots. >> how? >> you would see what you would call the shaman, and he is going to look into your past. >> al. >> reporter: the entire village joins me, as i make a symbolic offering to the ancestors. >> and you take a little bit. yeah. >> reporter: he asks my ancestors to bestow good health on me and my family. maybe coming into it, you're skeptical, perhaps. and then, you're here and you see the tradition and you see there's this connection between you and people for hundreds of years. and you're all-in. we stand beneath the shade of a

900-year-old tree, a tree of destiny, where villagers come to forecast the year ahead, and ask their ancestors for good fortune. today, they dance to celebrate my return home. what was nice about this was the village elders told me this is where i'm from. my ancestors were here and were taken away. and that my ancestors are proud of me. and that's worth the trip. i feel complete. i know where i am from. i am >> i am actually here where i'm from. and that's good enough. >> oh, my gosh. >> i want that. i want that sense of closure and everything that you get in your life. >> it really -- i used to think i knew because i'm very close to my family in the bahamas, my dad's family. when you think 12.5 million africans were taken from africa

and brought here, two million perished, but to have this is really special. >> something about the image of that entire village following you and that moment -- >> sharing it with you. >> that -- the tree -- >> the tree really was. >> it gave shade to your relatives and your ancestors. zla that statue. >> i had never heard of it. i had never seen it before. to see that, that's why there's so much that we don't know. it really was amazing. and a big thank youo robin who produced it. and the principle photography on it. >> that was awesome. carson, you going to head to the orange room? >> i'm going to head over to the orange room and let you know. yeah, we have royal family making the news. i'll show you on the big board here brsh prince william participated in a charity polo match, while the duchess kate and their children were playing nearby. photographers captured candid moments of the royal family, but a few of them showing prince george playing with a toy gun caused some controversy. let's get to a couple of them here. you can see he has, you know, he

is 4 years old and playing with his friend. they have their guns there. this one shows george kind of peering down the plastic barrel. at one point he is even pointing it at his mother. the photos set off a debate on-line, as you can imagine. daisy tweeting no child in this day and age should look at any g gun. people need to lighten up, they're kids playing. the gun is a part of a toy police kit that prince george reportedly won at a fair and also came with a knife and handcuffs and a compass. in the past prince george has expressed interest for a police car. so far the palace has not comment odd this. you can see the images and you can see both sides. cops and robbers. we all played it. given the culture to it's -- it also is a little bit -- can you definitely take pause. >> it may not be the culture so

much there. it's part of the culture here a lot, but maybe not in london as much. >> a lot of people talking. >> you heard about arianna grande yet. i'll fill you in. arianna grande and pete davidson are reportly engaged. they revealed they were dating, and now multiple outlets are reporting that the couple plan to get married. no word on whether the couple has set a date. grande and davidson's whirlwind engagement has a lot of people talking on-line. even actor rob lowe couldn't help but tweet out about the news saying no one bother me for the next few hours. i need to really focus on this. thank you. we have reached out to arianna and pete's reps for comments, and we have not heard back at this time. if the rumors are true, then congratulations go out to the happy couple. in other couple news, dwayne johnson shared an intimate moment that is receiving a lot of praise. you can see the rock down on his knees feeding his girlfriend lauren and the caption photo there, i'll handle this business. mama lauren has her hands full. feeding baby tia, so i'm feeding

mama her dinner. my pleasure. aeedded how much respect he has for all the mothers out there. a lot of people are loflg the support that johnson is showing towards his partner. they welcomed their second child together backdub-nation - getti what will be a big victory it is 8:26. getting started on what will be a big victory parade through downtown oakland today. live on route where fans are lining up already, good morning, bob. >> there's hundreds, thousands of people already out here. we're at 11th and jefferson. this is the area, the staging area for all the floats. there's going to be almost 100 entries. buses that will carry the players are a couple blocks down your vision, from right here. in two hours from now, you can be on nbc bay area and watch the private preplayed event that will he all the players being interviewed along with the coach. if you look to the left side of your screen, you'll look towards the starting line where you can

see all those fans are right now. if you are thinking about coming out here, you want to get out here now and you do want to take bart. reporting live here in oakland, nbc bay area news. >> although some of those bart parking lots already filling up. >> we talked about fruitdale, the parking is packed already, so remember, you're going to have to be careful getting to the transits. the flow on the freeway moving west, the crash on the san not it a san mateo bridge has cleared. back to you. >> our parade coverage starts at 10:00.

♪ it's 8:30, now. it's tuesday morning. and we have a special treat today. dierks bentley is here. the crowd's out, everybody is excited, the weather's perfect. what could possibly go wrong? it is going to be awesome. we cannot wait. and hoda, of course, is down mingling. mixing and mingling. >> i'm over here. right here. right here. you see me? okay. you guys, i found a lot of great

fans. but i think i might have, this young man, it is your very first concert? >> yes. >> what's your name, honey? >> leo. >> his name is leo. and he happens to be dressed exactly like dierks. check out his. dierks signed this, he said, thank you for making this your very first concert. isn't that cool? >> yeah. thank you. >> so cute. >> going to get leo crowd surfing out here. >> yes. what else is coming up? >> we have a lot coming up. dr. natalie azar is here with a new list of some of the over-the-counter products to treat all your summer needs. al just shared his trip to africa, which is cool. he's about to embark on another big adventure. did you know about this? >> what? really?

>> you sent us your nominations. you told us their biggest dreams. now, right before father's day -- >> i'm coming for you, dads. get ready. >> al is flying cross-country to surprise deserving dads. will he knock on your door? tomorrow on "today." >> that's right. couple of people turned a hose on me. >> getting on dad force one. megyn, what do you have coming up? >> i have you at the top of the hour. to chat about news of the day. then, who didn't love mr mr. rogers, right? grew up watching him. and his message resonated for generations. even after 9/11, he went back on the air and did a special program. and we quote his program of look for the helpers in dark times. his widow, joanne,ill be joining us, along with a filmmaker nd a domenty, of mr. rogers, who was the son of yo-yo ma, the cellist, who

was mr. rogers' best friend. it will have you in tears and we're going talk about it today. >> i just introduced vale to mr. rogers yesterday. we'll see you the top of the hour. >> fred rogers, an aficionado of music. >> and there's a story about the sweaters coming up. >> i like the shoe toss myself. >> wait until you find out where the sweaters come from. >> not to be confused with mr. robinson's neighborhood. let's show you what we have going on for your weekend. starting off with today, the capitals parade for the championship hockey team. 72, sunny and mild, looking good. for the rest of the country, we have hot, humid weather for the southeast, the mid-atlantic states. heat warnings in the southwest. and we're getting ready for the world cup. that's right. world cup out in moscow, thursday it's going to be

partly-cloudy and 62 degrees. first match, saudi arabia versus russia. vladimir putin will be there and he'll have a shirt on. that's what's going on around country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we're getting ready for the warriors victory parade here in the bay area. it's going to be in the upper 60s within the next hour. reaching into the low 70s by early afternoon. overall, a fairly comfortable day with upper 70s there. 79 degrees in oakland. 93 degrees in napa. the interior valleys reaching into the low to mid-90s. for san jose, expect a high the 89 degrees. 7 73 in san francisco. tomorrow, hot for the valleys but cooling down in time for the weekend. >> that's your latest weather. we're just a few minutes away from this guy, dierks bentley. first, let's go to hoda. >> can't wait. have you ever made a trip to the pharmacy and you felt overwhelmed as you sort through the choices? u.s. news and world report and

"pharmacy times" have created a list of the top over-the-counter products of 2018. and we have it exclusively. here to walk us through the list is dr. natalie azar. how are you? >> good. >> you're in the drugstore and you look at the shelves and you go -- sunblock is a thing that people want to get. we want the best kind. >> based on the pharmacy, the highest recommended one, that they pick, is neutrogena. i have say, i agree with them. neutrogena, it comes in a bunch of different formulations, even hypoallergenic for people with sensitive skin. you want an spf of at least 30. you want hit to be broad spectrum that's covering uva and uvb, broad spectrum. >> what if you have sunburn? >> if you get a sunburn, their pick is solarcaine.

that has a topical anesthetic. you put it in the refrigerator and it's cool and soothing. >> if you have allergies, a lot of people do, what do you like? >> one is for adults and one is for children. the thing that's interesting about this is claritin and zyrtec. claritin for adults and zyrtec for kids. they went head-to-head because they're basically equivalent. zyrtec can cause more drowsiness. but both of these are called second generation antihistamines. they're nonsedating, which is great for daytime use. >> and people's bodies are different. and you try them both and that one doesn't work for me. >> try one, try another. >> we're talking about regular pain relief. >> for adults, they've chosen advil. for children, they've chosen children's tylenol. advil is good for pain, for nd .

you have to be carefu taking all of this stuff. at or close to the recommended dose for too long a period of time, you want to talk to your doctor about that. some side effects can be associated with the medicines. we know, advil is the brand of >> it's interesting because i think a lot of these things we would think, well, i already use those, but these have just been tested out, we should point out, by pharmacists and what not. >> basically this is what they're saying based on their experience with the combination of safety and effectiveness, this is what they're recommending. >> if you have a wound. >> who doesn't have this one-two punch in their medicine cabinet? so for band-aids, they look like band-aids. who doesn't? >> for kleenexs, they like kleenexs. >> then i'm going to add this to it because before put the band-aid on the wound, you clean the wound and have neosporin. i'm a fan favorite especially when it comes to a soothing lidocai lidocaine. it's also a pain reliever as well as an antibiotic.

to make everyone's lives simpler -- >> they're not combined. >> i had no idea. band-aid with neosporin. going to the pharmacy and getting it today. >> thank you. for the full list, you can head to today.com/health. up next, the moment we've been waiting for. dierks bentley live on the plaza. first, this is "today" on nbc. ancestrydna told my dad he comes from the southern coast of ireland. i think it's why we've been doing this...forever. my dad has roots in the mountains of northern mexico. home to the strongest runners in the universe. my dad's ancestors were african bantu. i bet they told the most amazing stories. with twice the detail of other tests... ...ancestrydna can show dad where he's from- and strengthen the bonds you share. it's only $69. give it to dad for father's day.

the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> we're back. we're fired up. a special tuesday concert with dierks bentley. before he gets going on our citi concert stage, check out his superstar career. for 15 years, singer/song writer dierks bentley has been rocking

the music charts. ♪ you've been missing >> reporter: his rise to stardom began in 2003, with his breakout song, "what was i thinking." ♪ what was i thinking >> reporter: what followed were a string of hits from the fun party anthem, "drunk on a plane." ♪ to his 2016 smash single, "somewhere on a beach." ♪ somewhere on a beach >> reporter: this arizona native has wracked up 17 number one songs and 13 grammy nominations. now, he's ready to climb the charts once again, with his ninth studio album, "the mountain," and a brand-new north american tour. get ready for dierks bentley to rock the plaza, as he takes the >> he takes the stable for his city summer concert series. >> all right. that was your pop-up video. you ready to go? >> let's do it. >> take it away. dierks bentley.

♪ ♪ ♪ i know i was saved the night that she gave this drifter's heart a home ♪ ♪ every night i should be on my knees ♪ ♪ lord knows how lucky i am ♪ i'll never say near enough ♪ thank god for this woman ♪ amen ♪ oh ♪ oh ♪ this woman has a way of

shaking your faith ♪ ♪ i've been broken again and again ♪ ♪ but i need all the cracks in my shattered heart ♪ ♪ because that's where her love gets in ♪ ♪ every night i should be on my knees ♪ ♪ lord knows how lucky i am ♪ i'll never say near enough ♪ thank god for this woman, amen ♪ ♪ she gives me faith ♪ she gives me grace ♪ she gives me hope ♪ she gives me strength ♪ she gives me love ♪ love without end ♪ yeah, thank god for this woman, amen ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ thanks for the moon and the stars up above ♪ ♪ forgiveness, a sin and your undying love ♪ ♪ every twist, every turn, for the way you made sure ♪ ♪ all my roads led to her ♪ tonight i will fall down on my knees ♪ ♪ because lord knows how lucky i am ♪ ♪ i know to shout at the top of my lungs ♪ ♪ thank god for this woman, amen ♪ ♪ yeah, thank god for this woman, amen ♪ ♪ she gives me faith she gives me grace ♪ ♪ she gives me hope ♪ she gives me strength ♪ she gives me love ♪ love without end ♪ yeah, thank god for this woman, amen ♪ ♪

>> hoda is hanging on and never letting go. dierks bentley is just getting started. this is "today" on nbc. ay" on n.

and we are happier to have dierks bentley on our stage this morning, proving why he is one of country's biggest stars. >> he's given his fans many reasons to get excited. his new album, "mountain" came out friday. he's on the road friday with a new tour. >> thank you so much. the year is getting off to a great start. it's been an awesome journey with the record. about a year ago, working on it, writing it. this is a great culmination to the whole album project. >> did you try to let go of hoda's hand in that last song? >> i might need to see a masseuse afterwards. the grip was so tight. hopefully i can play guitar

later. >> she's all about it. >> i could not let go. >> nice to see you out there. >> it's great to see. you were at the cmts recently. >> we were at the cmt awards. it's been a wild year so far. >> did you bring a little one with you? >> we brought my 7-year-old. she loved it. it's awesome to go to a show that is fan-oriented. i am a fan. to go somewhere, just fans everywhere, like these folks here, just an honorable thing to be a fan. so cool to be a fan. she got a chance to be around all of the fun. >> tell us about the seven peaks music festival. >> talking to carson about colorado. always looking for more time to get out there. >> no wond. alys working on thin. >> a festival. >> that was after the record. how can we keep coming back out there? >> you go to nashville to write and record. but you're in nashville.

and you found teluride to be a place to write. >> when i'm home, it's hard to disconnect from the guys and the music. i'm looking forward to hanging with them. my wife is like, you need to go away and focus on a record. i went out there for six days and really wrote a majority of the record out there. i did that, and how can we get back out here to record it? once we made the record, how can we get back out here to celebrate it? we saturdtarted a festival, sev peaks fest. '90s country. a little bit of everything. >> what are you going to sing for us now? >> i figured a perfect song, we're in new york city. we'll do "somewhere on a beach." >> perfect. >> dierks bentley. >> thank you, guys. a perfect song. beach on 49th street, right? help me out.

♪ bet you think i'm sitting at home ♪ ♪ bet you think i'm all alone ♪ bet you think i'm missing you and wishing you would call my phone ♪ ♪ but ♪ i went wheels up on a runway and that ticket was a one-way ♪ ♪ i'm somewhere on a beach sipping something strong ♪ ♪ got a new girl she got it going on ♪ ♪ we drink all day and party all night ♪ ♪ i'm way too gone to have you on my mind ♪ ♪ she got a body and she's naughty ♪ ♪ and she got me like you and never got me ♪ ♪ i'm getting sun, getting some, and i ain't slept in a week ♪ ♪ i'm somewhere on a beach ♪ heard you called my boys heard you called my folks ♪ ♪ they said you drove by my house real slow ♪

♪ you can check every spot roll down any road ♪ ♪ but, girl, i ain't even close ♪ ♪ i'm somewhere on a beach sipping something strong ♪ ♪ got a new girl she got it going on ♪ ♪ we drink all day and party all night ♪ ♪ i'm way too gone to have you on my mind ♪ ♪ she got a body and she's naughty ♪ ♪ and she's got me like you ain't never got me♪ i'm getting getting some and i ain't slept in a week ♪ ♪ yeah, i'm somewhere on a beach ♪ ♪ i wish i could have worked out ♪ ♪ but i'm getting over you now on the beach towel ♪ ♪ with my shades on and my drink's up ♪ ♪ and the sun's out i'm somewhere on a beach ♪ >> a beach right here on 49th street. looking pretty good. ♪ ♪ i'm somewhere on a beach

sipping something strong ♪ ♪ got a new girl she got it going on ♪ ♪ we drink all day and party all night ♪ ♪ i'm way too gone to have you on my mind ♪ ♪ she's got a body and she's naughty ♪ ♪ and she's got my like you ain't never got me ♪ ♪ i'm getting sun and i ain't slept in a week ♪ ♪ yeah, i'm somewhere on a beach ♪ ♪ yeah, i'm somewhere on a beach ♪ beach is looking good in new york city. ♪ she's got a body she's naughty, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm get iting sun, getting so and i ain't slept in a week ♪

>> that, my friends, is the dierks bentley. he's going to sing for us again at 10:00. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived

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all right. we're back. the restraining order is in for hoda. >> you need to take her to your show. >> by the way, anything for you. >> a guy just yelled out, sing "country roads take me home." >> this fan base out here is so hard-core country and awesome. >> we'll have more with dierks at 10:00. we have a busy show. sorry about crowding you. >> you're amazing. >> let'si )m ...

dub-nation - getting started on what will be a big v goodic morning. it's 8:56. getting started on what will be a big victory parade through downtown oakland today. live on the parade route where fans are lining up. i hear the crowds are pretty deep already. >> they are, and if you haven't gone out here, you really should. they're expecting over 1 million people. you can do the math.

you need to get out here so you can get a if spot. right now, we're on double decker row, if you will, this is where all the buses carrying the players are. there's the double decker ride. if you do a quick 180 over here, kevin durant's ride. if you look a little bit further down, you'll see that stage where it says strength in numbers. at 10:30, they're going to have a private preparade event that you can only see on nbc bay area. so if you are tuned in, you can watch it there. they'll have the entire team there, they'll be interviewed, and then get on these buses for 191:00 a.m. parade that will be starting down there, 11th and broadway. reporting live here in oakland, bob riddell, nbc bay area news. >> our coverage starts at 10:00. the parade starts at 11:00. stay connected to your world wherever the world takes you. get the nbc bay area app. homeow

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[ applause ] good morning, everyone. welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. we begin today with north korea. can you believe what we just saw? right? did you watch this? just hours ago, president trump and north korea's kim jong-un sho shook hands. look at that. look at the sight of the two leaders between the american flag and the north korean flag. it's kind of mind-blowing, isn't it? the world watched this happen. it was in singapore, which was the neutral meeting ground for this nuclear summit. and the two leaders spoke privately with mr. trump, saying he is optimistics for the negotiations ahead. saying t