a big backup out of dublin. >> we'll follow it up later as we come back with more live local news, weather and traffic starting at 7:25. >> thank you for starting your friday with us. appreciate you join us every time. enjoy your weekend. good morning. good morning. melania's mission. the first lady makes a surprise trip to the border after helping to convince her husband to keep migrant families together. so, what exactly was she trying to say wearing this jacket, emblazoned with the words, "i don't care, do u?" the president says she was targeting someone. the latest from the border, next. city on edge. protests grow in pittsburgh amid new calls for action in the police shooting of an unarmed teenager. the family demanding answers. the investigation under way. all that, plus "roseanne" minus roseanne. the new spin-off gets a green

light without its biggest star. what she's saying about it this morning. in the clouds. the bizarre way a pilot tries to force passengers off their delayed flight. and agony of da-feet. >> mistake to finish. >> argentina stunned at the world cup, after an embarrassing miscue by the goalie. a tournament favorite suddenly on the brink of elimination today, friday, june 22nd, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us. happy friday. and no one is happier than the crowd outside on our plaza right now. it's absolutely massive because the band 5 seconds of summer is here. >> it's five sauce if you're

keeping track. those kids have been on the sidewalk. a bunch were sleeping there yesterday. they're here today. it's going to be a big concert. >> they have a little more time to wait. we have to start with the news. we begin with the immigration crisis. reaction is pouring in on the first lady's surprise trip to the facilities housing migrant children. this as the president's order to now keep migrant families together is causing chaos at the border and on capitol hill. we have it covered for you this morning. we start with peter alexander at the white house for us. peter, good morning. >> reporter: more chaos, more confusion, as the trump administration tries to roll back that widely-rejected policy, separating children from their parents. even as a senior homeland security official tells nbc news, that 500 of the children have been reunited since may, the pentagon has been tasked to draw up plans to house up to

20,000 more migrant children on military bases, beginning as early as july next month. all of this, as the first lady gets a firsthand look at this crisis. this morning, a mother's mission. melania trump fresh off an unannounced trip to the border, visiting a temporary shelter for migrant children separated from their parents. >> i also would like to ask you how i can help to these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the first lady and the president on separate tracks. mrs. trump deploying herself as america's secretary of compassion. her husband hosting his cabinet, hammering home his hard-line approach. >> if we took zero tolerance away, you would be overrun -- you would have millions of people pouring through our border. >> reporter: president trump both inviting democrats to the white house and bashing them. >> they're extremist open-border

democrats. it's a whole big con job. >> reporter: accusing them of demanding high-end shelters but refusing to pay. >> they want us to take care of bed space and resources. like let's run the most luxurious hotel in the world for everybody. >> reporter: still unclear how to reunite those 2300 plus children with their parents. >> if you look zero tolerance away, everybody would come -- right now, they would be getting their little belongings, unfortunately, and they would be heading up. you would be -- you would have a run on this country the likes of which nobody has ever seen. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions insisting the trump administration didn't plan on splitting up families. >> the american people don't like the idea that we're separating families. we never really intended to do that. >> reporter: but sessions' own words delivered last month contradict that. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. and that child may be separated from you as required by law. >> reporter: as for the first

lady's trip -- >> i want to thank you for your hard work. >> reporter: her office saying it was her decision, she told her husband, i'm headed down to texas. insisting she wanted a realistic view. >> they don't know where they're at. >> reporter: the firspending ti children with no cameras present. mrs. trump drawing attention, not only for her message, but the graffiti-style words across her back boarding for the border. that cargo jacket reads, i really don't care, do you? her spokesperson criticizing reporters for asking about it. tweeting #shecares. adding, there was no hidden message. but the president saw one, tweeting that it's a reference to the fake news media. melania knows how dishonest they are and she no longer cares. >> there's a long history of looking at first ladies and trying to interpret what they wear and criticize. in this case, there was a message. it was written in black and white on the back of the jacket. what do we know about what she was trying to say? the president said she was

trying to go after the media. >> reporter: i think honestly, savannah, nobody knows what to make of it. but speak to anybody who knows melania trump and they will tell you nothing the former model does is accidental. i reached out to her office to see if they have additional comment, responding to the president's explanation of that message. they have said nothing more. one interesting note, after the controversy erupted, blowing up on twitter as you likely saw, melania trump put the jacket back on just in time for the cameras when she returned here to washington, d.c. back to you. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. in the wake of the president's executive order, officials are struggling to reunite the roughly 2,000 migrant children who have been separated from their parents. gabe gutierrez is in mcallen, texas, with more on that and a look inside those shelters. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. this is the children's shelter the first lady toured behind me. authorities say the children typically spend around 45 days

here. 45 days. now, we're hearing from some of the mothers in detention right now. overnight, an emotional reunion, an undocumented immigrant from guatemala, seeing her son for the first time after she sued the justice department to get him back. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: now, mounting questions about the future of some 2,000 migrant children still in limbo without their parents. we spoke with several mothers in one detention center by phone. this woman says she is desperate to hear from her 9-year-old son. she says that authorities had told her she was only going to be separated from her son for 48 hours. it's now been nine days and she has no idea where he is. how does the government keep track of the children? that responsibility falls to a previously little-known agency, the office of refugee

resettlement. part of the department of health and human services. for years, o.r.r. handled kids who crossed into the u.s. alone. but after the trump administration's 0 tolerance crackdown, the agency started to take care of separated kids as adult family members were prosecuted. how can parents find their children? they are handed this flyer, with phone numbers to call. >> thank you for calling the i.c.e. reporting line. >> reporter: o.r.r. has places like this across the country operated by nonprofit groups that our cameras have not been allowed inside. as the first lady toured one in texas, she had this question. >> how many times do they speak with their relatives or families per week, for example? >> the children are allowed to communicate with their family twice a week. >> reporter: this woman hasn't communicated with her teenage son in nine days. i need to hear his voice, she

says. there are many desperate mothers here. that woman tells us that she was overjoyed when she first heard about pruesident trump's executive order. but now, she just quickly wants to be reunited with her child. hoda and savannah, just imagine, not being able to hear from your child or know where they are for nine days. >> all right, gabe. thank you. craig is just back from the border. obviously covered it all week. it's one thing to talk about a story from afar, as we have been. it's another thing to be there and talk to all sides of the issue. >> it's one of the situations where you have the finger-pointing in washington and the rhetoric and policy discussions. and you get down there and talk to people along the border, very confused, very anxious. not just the parents who have been separated from their children, but the people that work with them and the advocates. there's an overarching confusion that continues to persist there. here's the other part of it, though. there are a lot of people, especially in this part of the

country, who really feel like and who said to me, we got to do something. whatever we're doing isn't working. we have to do something, even if this isn't it. >> while you were down there the president signed the executive order. did you feel palpably like something changing down there? >> no. no. here's the thing. we went to a vigil on wednesday night, this march. people knew the president had signed the executive order, reversing course, doing something he said initially he could not do. they knew he signed it. they don't trust the administration. people on both sides of the aisle said to me, at least, they're very suspicious of the administration's approach. think about it. they said one thing for a number of weeks. all of a sudden, they were saying something else. the folks down there, that's the thing i feel like has gotten lost in all of this. they're very confused. >> i'm curious. i grew up near the border in arizona. there are people who live along the border who have been dealing with the problem of illegal immigration for decades.

how do they -- obviously, as you said, they feel there's got to be a fix. how did they feel about this fix and the fact that families were separated? >> wherever you are on the spectrum of solutions, at least the folks that i talked to, no one, literally, not one person, thought this was the way to go about doing it. that's the dilemma. it's one of those situation where people will readily admit, especially along the border that there's a problem. we have to do something to fix what's happening there. no one thought this was a solution. there was a guy who flew down, from brooklyn. his name was josh. josh ruben was his name. he flew down on wednesday. watching the coverage. flew down just to protest, just to go to this vigil. there he is right there. that's a really cool hat. he said to me, this is going to be, in his opinion, one of the defining issues of our time. this is something, like you said, this is something we've been dealing with for 20 or 30 years. and there's no sign this is something we're not going to be dealing with for 20 years from

now. >> over to you, washington. do something about it. craig, thank you. good to have you back home. meantime, it was another night of protests in and around pittsburgh over that deadly police shooting of an unarmed high school student. ron mott joins us with that. hey, ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. protesters hit the road overnight, shutting down interstate 376 in both directions for a number of hours. they protested outside the police department here. shut down an intersection behind me. they said they want answers sooner rather than later. authorities are asking everyone for patience. [ chanting ] >> reporter: this morning, pittsburgh on-edge. >> we do this for antwon. >> reporter: protesters taking to the streets, outraged by the shooting death of a teenager, 17-year-old antwon rose. >> they're shooting at them. >> reporter: gunned down by an

east pittsburgh cop, a shooting caught on cell phone video. police say the car matched the description of a vehicle involved in a drive-by shooting moments before, finding two guns inside. they said antwon was not armed when he was shot. lee merritt says he represents the family. >> it's difficult to understand the set of circumstances that would warrant deadly force in that situation. >> reporter: a diverse crowd numbering in the hundreds gathered outside the allegheny county courthouse, demanding justice. >> we need to have action. this cannot just go away. there has to be something done. >> we have to take a stand. nothing is going to change if we don't stand up. >> reporter: authorities have not identified the officer who shot antwon. he's been placed on leave, as the allegheny county police department moves forward with the investigation. late thursday, the borough of east pittsburgh issued a statement, writing in part, this is a tragic loss. we offer our deepest sympathy and condolences to mr. rose's family and friends. we are seeking truth and answers

but the process takes time. protesters rallied for a second straight night in east pittsburgh near the shooting scene. >> register you right now. >> reporter: demonstrators vowing to keep calling for answers until they come. >> when do we want it? now. >> reporter: a visitation is set for sunday with a funeral planned on monday. and the attorney, lee merritt, he says, they may have to change the location because they're expecting a large crowd coming to pay their respects. >> ron mott, ron, thank you. now, to historic change on the roads. here in the u.s. we don't think twice about hopping in a car and taking a drive. but this weekend for the very first time, women in saudi arabia will be able to do the same. nbc's kelly cobiella in riyadh with a culture shift. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. saudi arabia, the only country in the world that still bans women from driving. well, that all ends on sunday,

when women here, finally, get to hit the road on their own. this woman never thought she would find herself here, at a driving school in her home country. and at the wheel. >> very excited because we wait this moment for a long time. >> reporter: she's one of the first women ever to get a driver's license in saudi arabia. after decades of taking a backseat to men in this ultraconservative kingdom, told how to dress, where to work and by some they were too stupid to drive. women are flooding schools like this one by the thousands. the waiting list, months long. >> the second i heard that, we're going to drive, sign me up. even if i don't go anywhere, just having that feeling of, i could if i wanted to. >> reporter: the landmark shift expected to put more than 6 million new drivers on the road. part of the crown prince's plan to modernize the kingdom. with more women in work, movie

theaters reopening, men and women socializing out in the open. not everyone agrees with the changes here. but polls have shown nearly 80% of saudis, both women and men, believe that women should have the right to drive. >> are able to do more things on their own, which is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: saudi women still need permission from a man to get a passport, travel abroad, get married. and some of the women activists that pushed for driving rights are now under arrest. "vogue" slammed for putting a saudi princess on the cover while campaigners are locked up. women here say they do want more. but for now -- you're about to get behind the wheel for the first time. what do you think is going to be going through your mind? >> just don't hit anything. >> reporter: the focus is on the road. >> kelly, you're there. does it feel like a massive sea change there?

>> reporter: it does. it feels like a historic moment. and it is, for generations of women here. it's interesting, when you talk to the younger women, 18-year-olds, they sort of think, yeah. we expect it. but the older women who have lived in this country for a long time and have wanted this change are really excited. in fact, everyone we've spoken to said they plan to be up at a minute past midnight, on the road, even if it's for a drive around the block. >> hopefully it's just the beginning for changing circumstances for women there. kelly, thank you very much. time, now, for our first check of the weather. we have mr. roker at the weather wall. hey, al. >> good morning, guys. thank you for getting your first weather from us. we're looking at a lot of wet weather, stretching from the midwest. you see that circulation around that low pressure. it's stretching all the way to the coast. we have a risk of severe weather today, stretching from colorado into new mexico and into the east coast.

14 million folks at risk, potential for a few tornados with this system. as it makes its way to the east, the eastern third looking at a wet weekend. the system with develop with rain and thunderstorms. heavy rain and flooding especially we're going to be looking at the potential for flash flood watches. got to get those fixed. illinois, ohio, west virginia and virginia, generally about 1 to 2 inches. but locally, could be anywhere from 3 to 4. that's what's going on. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. english accent for no reason whatsoever. yep... at carmax, it's all about confidence. nothing but net. nailed it! or should i say, nailed it gov'nor.

good morning. we are expecting a major warmup already underway. topping out in the triple ji digits. temperatures remain in the upper 50s. 59 degrees for san jose. 58 for san francisco. see an increase by today in to tomorrow. saturday is expected to be the hottest day of the week so far. san francisco at 70 degrees. with dangerous heat topping out at 103 on saturday. latest weather. guys? >> al, thank you so much. straight ahead, "roseanne" but no resoseanne. how the star feels about her hit show moving forward without her. and the top-secret government bunker built underneath a lavish resort. and our cameras were just allowed inside. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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going to be a hot one out there. >> definitely is. expecting triple digit heat for interior valley. may want to watch out and take sunscreen for sure. walnut creek, current temperatures remain on the mild side. 50s degrees for san francisco. 59 for san jose. expect a quick climb. even in the city we'll be topping out about 72 degrees. saturday will be the warmest day of the week. dangerous heat expected for inland areas. high of about 103 or 104 expected for saturday. heat advisory will remain in place. mike. >> watching the green and changing to orange and a little yellow there. this crash is blocking the slow lane. i think it cleared up quite a bit. there's a big distraction. no major injuries. a little slow on north 101 and

heading to san jose. you see how lightly populated it is. back to you. >> thanks, mike. another local news update coming up in 30 minutes.

friday morning, the 22nd of june, 2018. you're looking at a live shot of the social event of the summer, except that it's not in the u.s. it's across the pond, in england, called the royal ascot. >> it's attending by everyone from the queen, to prince harry and duchess meghan. dylan dreyer is inside the house. she's going to take us inside the event. >> you should wear an ascot. have you thought about it? >> i've given it no thought. >> let's get a check of the headlines. we start with the immigration crisis.

chaos, congress and kids. >> the bill is not passed. >> the fight over immigration hits a snag on capitol hill as lawmakers delay a key vote and the fate of migrant children hangs in the balance. friends and family remember kate spade ashgsz the lat, as tr is laid to rest. her heartbroken father, passed away just hours before the funeral. remembering a conservative icon. tributes pouring in for charles crowd h krauthammer, who died at the age of 68 after a battle with cancer. experts reveal drinking four to five cups of coffee daily could protect your heart and improve your health. and that's cold. a bizarre moment aboard an indian jetliner as the frustrated pilot blasts the a.c. to force angry passengers off the jet. today, friday, june 22nd, 2018.

that's not even passive-aggressive. that's aggressive-aggressive. >> ai'll bet they got off the plane, though. meanwhile, this morning, it's take two for the revival of "roseanne." just weeks after cancelling the comedy following racist tweets from its star, abc plans to move forward with its popular series, with all but one member of its popular cast. this morning, another "roseanne" reboot, this time without its star. abc is giving a green light to a spin-off of the popular show, minus its matriarch, roseanne barr. this comes weeks after the decision to cancel the comedy, following barr's racist tweet about a former obama adviser. "the connors" will debut this fall, featuring original cast members. abc, says barr, will have no financial or creative

involvement in the spin-off. barr releasing a statement thursday, saying she agreed to a settlement, often referred to as go-away money, to save the jobs of the cast and crew. i regret the circumstances that have caused me to be reproved from "roseanne." i agreed to the settlement so 200 jobs can be saved. and i wish the best for everyone involved. abc pulling the plug last month on the hit revival of "roseanne." >> here's some dressing for the table. >> oh, look, dan. russian. >> reporter: just hours after barr, the show's star and co-creator, posted racist comments online about valerie jarre jarrett, an african-american woman who served as a senior adviser to president obama. barr comparing je ining jarrett ape. abc calling the tweet abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values. barr apologized, insisting she

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best-kept secrets in the world because this is where members of congress would have come if there was ever a mushroom cloud over washington. still today, it's hard to see beneath this nondescript neighborhood. behind walls five feet thick and just past the perfect cover, the greenbrier resort. >> welcome to the greenbrier. >> reporter: this opulent symbol of old-world luxury, hidden in the hills, about four hours from washington, about as far as you would find from the fear of cold war resorts. when kids like me were told to -- ♪ duck and cover >> reporter: our leaders adopted more of a bunker mentality. >> the very own luxury bomb shelter. >> reporter: sealed out of sight, a whole underground city. so secretive, even today, tour groups -- >> two cell phones, ladies.

>> reporter: -- have to turn over their cell phones. but our cameras were allowed in. with congress closed in, here they have an infirmary, a command center and 18 identical dormrooms. >> it's a ludicrous idea there would be a bunker in a place with decor and sam snead as the golf pro. the duke and duchess of windsor are hobnobbing around here. it made it easily deniable. >> reporter: every day, enough food was delivered down this long hallway to feed 1,100 people for 60 days. the bunker built into the mountainside, beginning in 1958, the same year frank moseley started working the door here. now, 90, he's still the first face many guests see. >> we knew something was going on but not exactly. all of us had a pretty good idea. we kept it to ourselves. >> reporter: a secret so well-kept, that most in congress didn't even know until 1992, when it was revealed.

>> 800 spaces and a nuclear bunker at the greenbrier for the congress? >> i've been here 14 years and never heard about it. if it exists, it must be just for democrats. >> reporter: never used, congress faced a different kind of fallout. if there's another secretive bunker somewhere, the question today is, could republicans and democrats share the same space and get along? so, if there ever was -- i'll take this off. -- if there had been a nuclear attack, these are some of the things that those who were down here would have, a gas mask and a geiger counter. let me take you over to a spot here, which feels like something out of the movies, guys. this is a 25-ton door. what we're going to do, this would be sealed. we're going to open it. this has never happened before on live tv. as we open the door, somebody, if there had been a nuclear attack, would have had to take this very precarious step.

really, it's unclear when they would have done it. but maybe months, maybe using up all of the food, before they finally got to come to this point, to come out. now, one thing that's interesting, guys, this suit that i'm wearing, it's called an nbc suit. that stands for nuclear, biological and chemical. >> and the national broadcast company. >> i have 1 million questions. >> i know. >> do they give tours? >> yeah, they do now. >> carson wants to know if he can stay there. he wants a bunker vacation. >> what's underneath the west virginia marriott. very cool stuff, kerry. >> thank you. coming up next, horses, hats and a whole lot of royals. we're taking you to the highly fashionable royal ascott, where fashionable royal ascott, where dylan is having a ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams

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carson looks like the most interesting man. >> he does. >> oh, my god. let's not go to the horse race. let's just look at your ascots the whole time. >> he can't stop. take it off. >> the royal ascot is an event that's as much about fashion and star-gazing as it is about horses. and we sent dylan there to experience it. we have three fabulous men, ascot-wearing in new york. >> i think it's called royal ascot because of the location. it's in ascot. >> but who doesn't love an ascot? >> and who doesn't love when al roker looks like that? >> he's never going to change. >> you guys were out here last month. you guys were out here last month for the royal wedding.

we're about six miles away from windsor castle. and in trying to think about the best way to describe this event, it's as if the royal wedding and the kentucky derby had a baby, that would be the royal ascot. it is a very british tradition that dates back to 1711. and her majesty the queen has been coming here since she was 19. and at 92 years old, she has never missed a year. newlyweds, the duke and duchess of sussex, were here on tuesday. we were excited to see who was part of the royal procession today. from the royals to the fashion, the betting and the horses, here's what you can expect. here's what you can expect. >> reporter: one of the world's biggest racing events, royal ascot. 30 races in 5 days, 500 horses, competing for $10 million in prize money. the highlight of the british

social season. >> it's high society and brilliant blue-blooded horses. >> reporter: top horses from around the world on the famous ascot track. >> accidental agent could beat her. >> reporter: more than 300,000 racegoers. and what a sight they are. >> anybody who is anybody has to be here and has to look good, as well. >> reporter: but a strict dress code. don't show too much skin. shoulder straps an inch wide. dresses just above the knee. the hat base must be four inches wide. after that, anything goes. and we mean anything. the queen at the track every year, and pretty much every day. newlyweds, harry and meghan, adding their glamour. american, meghan, fitting perfectly in this most british of events.

the queen's own horses competing. over the years, her horses have won 23 races. but the main bets involving the queen aren't about her horses. >> red on the queen's hat. >> reporter: every day, $20,000 bet on what color hat the queen will wear. but that's just a tiny portion of the money changing hands this week. 20 pounds on 7 to win. over $150 million. bets not limited to horses or the queen's hat, but really important things. like how many bottles of champagne are consumed. cheers. all helping the fun along this week, and maybe a winner here and there. >> the new kid on the block in the mile division. >> reporter: and some losers. i never win, ever. so, while it is very classy here, don't forget, it is still a party. and i'd say the mint julep to the royal ascot is probably pimms and lemonade.

people walk around with pitchers of these. pimms is a gin-based fruity liquor and is paired with lemonade, which is like sprite or ginger ale. >> thanks, dylan. find that on a. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined.

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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, scrambling for a solution. lawmakers in washington, are working to solve the nation's immigration crisis. and confusion and chaos at the border. the first lady, making her own high-profile trip to a children's shelter. >> i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness. >> but it's her choice of jacket that's getting some flak. we're live with the latest. plus, whirlwind romance. inside ariana grande and pete davidson's rush engagement. >> i feel like i won a contest. some dude came up to me and

said, yo, man, you gave me hope. >> the relationship raising questions about love at first sight. >> the odds of knowing someone for three weeks and that relationship lasting to 30 years is akin to winning the lottery. >> how they and other couples are looking to defy the odds. and "awesome sos." 5 seconds of summer kicks off summer in our plaza, in front of a massive crowd today, friday, june 22nd, 2018. ♪ >> kicking off summer with 5 seconds of summer. >> been in line since 5:00 p.m. yesterday. >> we're teachers ready for 5 seconds of summer. ♪ >> from phoenix, arizona. >> chattanooga, tennessee. >> cleveland, ohio. >> miami, florida.

>> to see 5 seconds of summer. >> it's summertime in the plaza. >> fired up and ready to go. welcome back to "today." the plaza is packed this morning. >> i wonder if it's our biggest yet. do you think? >> it was down the block as i turned the corner this morning. folks are here early and often. >> look right behind us. >> oh, yeah. >> they're everywhere. >> it's incredible. this is going to be a great concert. we had our f what better way to kick it off. >> awesome sauce. >> it is awesome. we're going to get to music in the next half hour. let's start with news at 8:00. this morning president telling congress to wait until fall to confront the chaos over u.s. immigration policy. want to get to the latest on this. nbc national correspondent peter alexander at the white house for us. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you. new this morning and significant. president trump who repeatedly called on congress to solve this

problem with illegal immigration this morning is giving up at least until after the midterm elections. tweeting within the last hour, that republicans should stop wasting their time. ark knowledging they do not have enough votes to support his hafhard line approach. move that complicates the confusion at the border. >> this morning, washington is struggling to come to grips with america's immigration policy. scrambling to find a solution to growing crisis amid infighting and confusion. on thursday, first lady melania trump making a high profile trip to the border. visiting a children's shelter. emphasizing that migrant children should be treated humanely. >> we all know they're here without their families and i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness you're giving them in this difficult times. >> but her choice of wardrobe is stirring controversy.

departing for her trip, mrs. trump wore a jacket reading i really don't care, do you? leaving aides to explain the jacket meaning. her communication director telling nbc news it's just a jacket. no message. while her office is down playing the significance, the president said the opposite. tweeting it refers to the fake news media, melania has learned how dishonest they are and truly know longer cares. while the president has backed off family separation, mr. trump insists he's sticking with zero tolerance policy. >> we took zero tolerance away, you would be overrun as a country. you would be have millions of people pouring through the border. >> reporter: as lawmakers search for a fix, migrant families still hurting. the only images provided by the government. news cameras not allowed inside. >> you know, we pray all the

time for. >> works for the catholic diocese not far from detention center in texas. in one facility children pray to be reunited stated with their parents. >> little boy spoke up and said god, send me with my father. send me with my mother. >> this morning, even as a senior homeland security official tells nbc news, 500 children separated from parents have been reunited since may, pentagon has been tasked to draw up plans to house up to 20,000 more migrant children on military bases beginning as early as july. next month. >> savannah. >> peter alexander, thank you. protesters shutdown an interstate highway near pittsburgh overnight demanding charges against a police officer who fatally shot an unarmed teenager in the back. others rallied outside the county courthouse during a second day of escalating outrage. officials say 17-year-old antwan rhodes was shot three times tuesday while running away from a traffic stop. they say the car he was in

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>> oh, wow. watching mom overcome with emotion. her baby girl flashes that smile. bounces up and down. hearsay sounds for the first time and the mom is feeling it. wow. that video we shared by cooks children medical center in texas. it's an incredible moment for the entire family. >> chills. that's so beautiful. >> wow. >> still ahead, a brand new beetle mania. >> oh, yeah. almost going to come and you happen go that's never real. they'll never believe it. >> that is amazing. paul mccartny unforgettable car pool tour of iconic band stomping grounds. plus, can love at first site last. ariana grande and pete davidson

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mike thomas: (laughing) good shot big j! are you ready to pay for more for your online purchases? a new ruling from the supreme court could mean just that. >> jo ling kent has been looking into it. jo, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. in a major reversal the supreme court ruled 5-4, that states can collect sales taxes for online shopping, even if the brand doesn't physically operate in your state. the president tweeting, it's a big victory for consumers and retailers, but not all stores agree on this. saying it's a new burden that could put them out of business. for millions, it's the only way to shop. no lines, no hassle, no problem. but this morning, your online shopping may get more expensive,

after the supreme court ruled that internet retailers can be required to collect sales tax for online transactions. in other words, a state can collect taxes from a retailer that does not have a physical pren presence in that state. traditional brick and mortar stores says it levels the playing field. >> the internet has had an unfair advantage against stores for a couple years. it's hurt main street and large retailers. >> reporter: what does this mean for you? if you shop at a major online retailer like amazon, you're probably already paying online sales tax nationwide. medium-size businesses and customers are expected to be hit the hardest, meaning you could get hit with higher prices because they have to change the way they do business to charge you sales tax. >> that puts me on the same level playing field with large captions that have in-house legal and in-house accounting firms. >> reporter: if you are buying from a business or individual

seller, you probably won't pay more. the court ruled in favor of a law that does not require sales tax to be charged if the retailer sells less than $100,000 of products a year. >> the big question is how much? how much more are we expected to pay? >> reporter: it really depends on which state you live in and what kind of online retailers you're buying stuff from. and this ruling is also expected to be a huge payday for state governments. they could end up recouping between $8 billion in lost sales tax every year. >> jo ling, thank you very much. al, the weather. can we do the weather? >> we're going to do it tax-free. that will be great. okay? you're not paying anything for this. it's not really worth anything. look at this. we're watching right now on our radar, strong storms firing up, in oklahoma. we're also looking at wet weather making its way through washington, d.c. could be some airport delays there. and in fact, over the weekend, we could see flash flood watches for illinois, ohio, west virginia and virginia.

we're talking generally 1 to 2 inches, and could be more as we get into this activity. look for severe storms making their way through the mississippi river valley and the southeast. excessive heat warnings in the that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your nick of the woods. >> good morning. we are tracking 90s and triple digit heat today across the bay area. heat advisory remains in effect. san jose, predict a high of about 91 degrees. the hottest spots will be out in the east bay, in the interior valleys. concord expecting a high of 101 degrees. antioch, 102. cooler spots along the coast. the peninsula will also be warming up into the upper 80s, about 89 degrees. expect saturday to be the hottest day of the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thanks for your forecast, mr. roker. now, to the newest power couple on the block, attracting attention for their whirlwind

romance. >> joe fryer is here to talk about that whirlwind. >> it is official, pete davidson has confirmed, no joke, that he and singer ariana grande are engaged. but with a courtship that lasted less than a month, is cupid on their side? >> you didn't have to get engaged to ariana grande to get on our show. >> but i did, though. >> reporter: pete davidson confirmed that the rumors are true. >> i feel like i won a contest. some dude came up to me and said, yo, man, you gave me hope. >> the couple connected early on, when she actually cameoed on "saturday night live." they reconnected recently. and clearly hit it off. ♪ i'm so into you >> reporter: the couple, both 24, are definitely into each other, getting engaged and moving in together after a whirlwind three-week romance.

davidson sealed the deal with a 3 karat sparkler that reportedly cost $93,000. they sealed it in ink with tattoos that stand for, honest to god, knock me out. but after a month of dating, this has some relationship experts wondering. >> the odds of knowing someone for three weeks and that relationship lasting for 30 years is akin to winning the lottery. >> reporter: celebrity couples who raced to the altar filed for divorce quickly. britney spears and kevin federline divorced after 2 1/2 years. mariah carey and nick cannon dated for six weeks before walking down the aisle and stayed married for six years. and who can forget julia roberts and lyle lovett, married after a few weeks of dating, divorced 21 months later. >> you have tim mcgraw and faith

hill. they met backstage. a few months later, they are married. 21 years later, they are still married. >> reporter: outside of hollywood, researchers at emory university studied 3,000 couples. and found the couples who waited three or more years to get married, decreased their likelihood of divorce 50%. of course, we remember time when short courtships were more common. this time, davidson and grande hope to stand the test of time. well, there's no news as to when the couple might walk down the aisle, sources say they are very much in love. so, maybe at least four weeks. >> come on. i'm rooting, too. >> be an optimist. >> to get married. >> oh. >> you cleared that up. >> we thought that took a turn, joe. >> joe doesn't love love. >> i love love. no. >> a lot of people are talking about this in the orange room. hey, carson. >> why do you hate love so much? what's love got to do with it.

fans and celebrities shocked by the announcement of the engagement. but social media users couldn't get enough of it. maria tweeting, i'm happy for them. he'll take good care of her. michelle says, honestly, i want my future man to feel this way about me. long live mr. grande. pete, here, completely smitten. he put up this picture of arianna on thursday. she commented back, i love you. there is one person online who is not loving all the attention the young couple is getting. that's this gentleman, comedian seth rogen, who commented, on that same picture there. as joe's piece mentioned earlier, a short courtship leading to a long marriage is similar to your odds of winning the lottery. we asked you on twitter, do you think you can know in a few weeks if a relationship is right for a long marriage? 62% saying no, 38% saying yes. nobody knows what is in store for arianna and pete, we count couldn't be happier and wish

them nothing but the best. the road to happiness is not necessarily a straight line. we had kids and then got married ten years later. sometimes happiness is found in different ways. joe. >> love is love is love. >> he ran away. >> love is love is love is love. >> we got a "pop start"? >> we're going to start with james corden on "car pool karaoke." he got paul mccartney to take a tour down memory lane or should i say penny lane? ♪ penny lane there is a barber showing photographs ♪ ♪ of every head he's had the pleasure to know ♪ ♪ and all the people that come and go stop and say hello ♪ >> hello. >> hello. ♪ penny lane is in my ears and in my eyes ♪ >> the pair snagging a selfie at penny lane before continuing on

with their tour. that's just awesome, right? they stop at the barbershop that mccartney mentions in the song. and corden made a pit stop, they went into some of the beatles' old homes. >> that's the acoustic chamber. ♪ hey, hey, everything sounds better ♪ doesn't it? >> absolutely. out here, it doesn't sound as good. i would spend hours in here, on my guitar. ♪ she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> and in visiting his childhood home wasn't cool enough, the pair made one more special stop. they headed to a local pub to surprise some unsuspecting fans. >> oh, my gosh. ♪ it's been a hard day's night and i've been oh. my.

♪ ♪ when i get up to you, i find the things that you do, make me feel all right. >> that's awe. >> how good is that. >> have i had too many pints or is that paul mccartny playing. watch the full episode and head to today.com. earlier this month. george clooney was honored with american film achievement award. a tribute aired on tv. got to see amal speak about her husband publically for the first time. >> he has my complete admiration and also the person whose smile makes me melt every time. my love, what i have found with you is the great love that i always hoped existed. and seeing you with our children, allen and alexander, is the greatest joy in my life. >> after the touching tribute, clooney took the stage to accept

the award and deliver an equally great speech. >> and then amal walked in. amal, people know about your intelligence and your integrity, but they don't know about how much -- how much you are capable of loving and giving love. and you make every single day, every monday, tuesday, and wednesday feel as special as tonight. >> i got to write that down. >> yes. >> i'm going to deliver that speech tonight. >> she'll have the same reaction. >> i love that. >> you're awesome. >> you got a clip. >> we switched the clip for the kick. shocking defeat of argentina against croatia. 3-0. all anyone can talk about is

argentina's goalie during the second half of the game. attempts to kick the ball to teammate in the corner, instead kicks the ball straight up in the air and sets up perfect volley for croatia. gifting them their first goal of the game. some are calling it the biggest mistake in world cup history. mistake that cost argentina confidence in the rest of the game. in the crowd during thursday's upset. fans couldn't help point out the many faces he made as the game quickly went downhill. spotted before the game kissing mes messi's jersey. a form of witching the player good luck. once the ball was glowing. glee quickly deflated. happy. happy. happy. oh, no, no. what is happening. and finally fans were quick to point out leonel messi's frustration throughout the game. one twitter user brought back the now famous lebron meme. expressing some very familiar

frustration thach frustration. that is your daily kick. remember to look for continuing coverage of the world cup on telemundo. one person is dead and good . it's 8:26. i'm chris sanchez. one person is dead, another person is in critical condition, after an early morning shooting in san francisco's outer mission. it happened around 2:30 on harrison street between 23rd and this 24th street. police arrived on scene quickly because of shot spotter technology but they could not save the life of one person hit by gunfire. that person died at the scene. police say the suffered life threatening injuries. they aren't saying if it's gang relate order d or what led up to far no arrests. now the drive for your last work

day of the week. >> we have a light volume of traffic at the richmond san rafael bridge. slowing down the east shore freeway and later crash. the commute is clearing. clearing through berkeley. look how light contra costa county is. lighter than typical because it's friday. as we move the map down, you see the silicon valley easing through san jose and really not much of a build-up through mountain view. where 80 and 81 meet, you have the slowing as you pass by the microsoft area and folks getting off towards google. there's the san mateo bridge. >> more local news for you in just a half hour. hi!

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oh, yes. it is 8:30 now, friday morning, june 22nd. will you check out our crowd? i think this may be the biggest one of the concert season. they are all here to see 5 seconds of summer. y'all packed it from 48th, they packed it, behind us to 50th. and by the way, there's a young lady in the front row. she has a sign that says i

skipped my graduation. >> wow. >> what do you think about that? >> her parents are very concerned. very. >> her mom's going to kill her. oh, my gosh. she will be proud of you. good morning. we're so excited to have 5 seconds of summer here. before they take our citi concert stage. th they have one thing they wanted to do for carson. did you know it was carson daly's birthday today? can we sing happy birthday to carson. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday, dear carson happy birthday to you ♪ >> yay. happy birthday. >> carson, you smell how good that cake is? >> thank you so much. thank you. i'm honored to get it from 5 sos. >> we baked it this morning. >> wishing you a happy birthday. if you couldn't tell, sunny,

all-star this morning. check out his outfit. >> he is hard at work training for the guide dog foundation. but he trained to be a ball person at the u.s. open. he suited up in the official gear. he did a couple of practice runs on the court. we're told sunny's background in the game of fetch gave him an advantage, as well. good job, buddy. >> sweet. >> our concert is up next. you don't have to hold the cake for the whole time. >> i'm waiting for him to take it. >> exactly. >> i'll take it. thank you. first, al, let's get the weather. you're leaning into this ascot look. it's dandy. >> i love it. let's check your weather, see what's going on for your weekend. thank you. i love you, too. saturday, we're looking at some rainstorms. temperatures are going to be on the cool side in the northeast, as well. severe storms in the central mississippi river valley. heat warning through the southwest. sunday, sunday, look for wet weather on the northeast, into new england. heavy rain in the central

plains, warming up in the pacific northwest. plenty of sunshine, southwes that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> and i have an update. the national weather service has upgraded the fire watch to a red flag warning for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills with an elevated fire threat for the hills, under a large threat, especially with the low humidity between 10% to 20% for the highlighted area. winds between 15 to 20 miles per hour. this is expected to remain in effect from tonight through saturday and into sunday. >> the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> 5 seconds of summer is ready to go on our citi concert stage. first, how they became such a huge success and why there's so many screaming fans on our plaza. they go by 5 seconds of summer

or 5 sos. hailing from sydney, australia, fans have watched the four grow from youtube teen sensations -- ♪ -- to opening for one direction and becoming international stars. they're the only band ever to have their first two albums enter the billboard 200 at number one. and now, they're out with a new studio album, "youngblood." and the album's title song is a smash hit. ♪ youngblood >> reporter: with 150 million worldwide streams, quite an achievement for four guys under 25. now, the band is back on the plaza performing their bold, new sound for our citi concert series. ♪ let's get this friday party started, ladies and gentlemen, 5 seconds of summer. ♪ hey, hey

hey, hey ♪ ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ ♪ simmer down say you're going to amount to what it goes ♪ ♪ little girl you work too damn hard for this ♪ ♪ if you don't, don't know you love somebody like it's hard to wear ♪ ♪ and i know now that i'm so down ♪ ♪ your lipstick stayed and you have to be one ♪ ♪ and i know now

that i'm so down ♪ ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ ♪ let's get up this dead beat keeps us down ♪ ♪ when i was up i found myself alone ♪ ♪ you see we planned to kick with a name the way we do ♪ ♪ 'cause all i really want she looks so good just standing there ♪ ♪ and i know now that i'm so down ♪ ♪ the next day i got your ripped jeans ♪ ♪ and i know now that i'm so

down ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ ♪ hey, hey hey, hey ♪ ♪ looks so perfect standing there ♪ ♪ in american apparel underwear ♪ ♪ i know i'm so down ♪ your lipstick stain is a work of art ♪ ♪ i got your name tattooed in an arrow heart ♪ ♪ i'm know now i'm so down ♪ ♪ looked so perfect standing there ♪ ♪ in my american apparel underwear ♪

♪ and i know now that i'm so down ♪ ♪ your lipstick stain is a work of art ♪ ♪ and i got your name tattooed in an arrow heart ♪ ♪ and i know now that i'm so down ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that is 5 seconds of summer, rocking the plaza, with more to come. first, this is "today" on nbc.

we're back. we got a big, big, big crowd on the plaza. they're here to see these guys. 5 seconds of summer. >> that's right. they released their third album "youngblood" last week. it immediately shot to number one in more than 22 countries. 5 sos.

hi, ashton. got to give the drummer a shoutout. i got to tell you, we have not had a crowd like this, i think, all summer. we have people behind, that way. we have people all the way that way. it's absolutely incredible. >> amazing. >> i know. are you used to this energy just following you around? >> i don't know. we have beautiful fans and they turn up to things like this early in the morning. i don't know if we're used to it. >> and they sing pretty good, too. they did an a cappella performance for you guys. tell us about the new record. is it a change in terms of sound in your music? >> yeah. i think it's a departed sound. it's evolved from our second album. it's our most diverse record. we're proud of this one. >> you're taking this on the road, right? doing a 25-city tour. what places are you hitting? >> we're coming back, the nearest one to here is new jersey. i don't know how many cities. we just finished a tour around

the world. we're going on another one in a few weeks. so, i don't know. it's all around the world. yeah. >> what do you listen to? who are your musical influences? >> oh. i feel like on this record, it was more -- we tried to incorporate older bands. but also, trying to stay as current as we can. >> yeah. >> tears or fears, a lot of police. nine inch nails. it's a whole plethora. >> iron maiden. >> iron maiden, yes. >> i can hear iron maiden. >> metallica was my first concert. >> rage against the machine. >> what are you going to sing for us now? >> we're going to play the second single off our new album, "youngblood," the title track. ♪ remember the words you told me love me until the day i die ♪ ♪ surrendered my

everything 'cause you made me believe you're mine ♪ ♪ yeah, you used to call me baby and now you're calling me by name ♪ ♪ takes one to know one, yeah, you beat me at my own damn game ♪ ♪ you're pushing, pushing, i'm pulling away, pulling away from you ♪ ♪ i give and i give and i give, and you take, you sing ♪ ♪ youngblood say you want me, you want me ♪ ♪ out of your life and i'm just a dead man walking tonight ♪ ♪ but you need it, yeah, you need it all the time ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ youngblood, say you want me back in your life ♪ ♪ so, i'm just a dead man crawling tonight ♪ ♪ does i need it, yeah, i need it, all the time ♪

♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ lately our conversations end like it's the last good-bye ♪ ♪ one of us gets too drunk and calls about a hundred times ♪ ♪ so, who've you been calling, baby, nobody could take my place ♪ ♪ when you're looking at those strangers, hope to god you see my face ♪ ♪ youngblood, say you want me, say you want me out of your life ♪ ♪ and i'm just a dead man walking tonight ♪ ♪ but you need it, yeah, you need it all the time ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh youngblood, say you want it ♪ ♪ say you want me back in your life ♪ ♪ so, i'm just a dead man

crawling tonight ♪ ♪ 'cause i need it, yeah, i need it all of the time ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ you're pushing, you're pushing, i'm pulling away, pulling away from you ♪ ♪ i give and i give and i give and you take ♪ ♪ you take you're running around, i'm running away ♪ ♪ running away from you, from you ♪ ♪ youngblood, say you want me, you want me out of your life ♪ ♪ and i'm just a dead man walking tonight ♪ ♪ but you need it, yeah, you need it all of the time ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh youngblood, say you want me, you want me back in your life ♪ ♪ so, i'm just a dead man crawling tonight ♪ ♪ 'cause i need it and i need it all of the time ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ you're pushing, you're purring i'm pulling away pulling away

from you ♪ ♪ i give and i give and i give and you take ♪ ♪ youngblood, say you want me, you want me out of your life ♪ ♪ and i'm just a dead man walking tonight ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> 5 seconds of summer, "youngblood" is the new album. they'r just geteti

how fun is this? we're back on this beautiful friday morning. 5 seconds of summer has taken over your citi stage this morning. they are performing the new song, "want you back." guys, take it away. >> thanks for being here today, guys. i know you know this one.

♪ can't help but wondering if this is the last time that i'll see your face ♪ ♪ is it tears or just the pouring rain ♪ ♪ wish i could say something something that doesn't sound insane ♪ ♪ but lately, i don't trust my brain ♪ ♪ you tell me i won't ever change ♪ ♪ so, i just say nothing ♪ no matter where i go i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ no matter how long you're gone i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ i know you know i will never get over you ♪ ♪ no matter where i go i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ want you back ♪ i remember the freckles on your back ♪ ♪ and the way that i used to make you laugh ♪ ♪ 'cause you know every morning i wake up ♪ ♪ yeah, i still reach for you ♪ i remember the roses on your shirt ♪ ♪ when you told me this would never work ♪ ♪ you know even when i say i've

moved on ♪ ♪ i'll still dream for you ♪ no matter where i go i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ no matter how long you're gone i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ i know you know i will never get over you ♪ ♪ no matter where i go i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ want you back ♪ always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ you know even when i say i moved on ♪ ♪ you know even though i know that you're gone ♪ ♪ all i think about is where i went wrong ♪ ♪ you know even when i say i moved on ♪ ♪ you know even though i know that you're gone ♪ ♪ i'll i think about is where i went wrong ♪ ♪ yeah, i still dream for you ♪ no matter where i go i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ no matter where i go

i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ no matter how long you're gone i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ i know you know i will never get over you ♪ ♪ no matter where i go i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ want you back ♪ i'm always gonna want you back want you back ♪ ♪ i'm always gonna want you back want you back ♪ ♪ i'm always gonna want you back ♪ ♪ always gonna want you back want you back ♪ >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> 5 seconds of summer, thank you. we are back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc.

they're still out there with the fans. 5 seconds of summer, they were awesome. >> heck of a show. >> willie is here. you're going to talk music on "weekend today" with my boyfriend. >> your boyfriend? that's carson's boy. >> that's right. >> blake shelton is my guest on "sunday today." we went to his megabar and music venue in nashville, old red. hoda has been there. >> i'm familiar with that place. >> hoda did the show with blake, and came upstairs with us. as carson knows, we dig through his career. he talks a lot about gwen stefani, how he thought it was a rebound at first. and he answers the question of whether or not he would get married again. >> oh. >> blake shelton, this sunday.

>> i love them together. >> megabar. >> all right, willie. thanks. >> what did he say? >> he's dating pete davidson. >> he's dating pete davidson. - hello from inside the screen! [knocking] >> he's dating pete davidson. did you know the more time you spend looking at me, the more likely you are to strain your eyes? don't be shortsighted. put limits on screen time to get better sleep or more time for physical activity instead.

s. good morning. 8:56 now. the countdown is on now to the start of one of the bay area's most popular and lively weekends of the year. it is pride weekend. it gets under way with the transmarch, a short time from now. it caps off with the pride parade on sunday which runs up market street and ends in civic center plaza. one of, if not the, largest

pride parade anywhere in the world. about 1 million people are expected to take part. the theme for this year's festival look back, generations of strength it's called, to shine a spotlight on generations of lgq leaders in the '60s and '70s. talking with many folks now descending on the city, and he will have a live report in our midday newscast. also, a red flag watch around the bay area is being upgraded to a red flag warning in some places and that means high fire danger. we will have more on that in our midday newscast at 11:00. you can also go to our twitter feed right now for more details. and it is another big day of world cup games in russia. brazil already notched a big win against costa rica. iceland/nigeria is up at halftime.

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