as well. >> there you go. always busy. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay," we'll be back at 7:25 with a live look news update. >> don't forget to join us at nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great day. >> good morning. doubling down. despite protest ace cross the nation, president trump stepping up his push for increased border security. calling for the immediate deportation of anyone who enters the u.s. illegally. this as desperate parents search for ways to be reunited with their children. >> they don't know the law. they don't speak the language. and they're getting told conflicting things. >> we're live in texas and at the white house. mistaken identity. at least five suspects in custody this morning linked to the brutal murder of a 15-year-old boy outside a new york city deli. the family in mourning. the community outrages. and an outpouring of support for

the young victim. "today" exclusive. >> you can hide all you want. the whole world going to see you, boo. >> the woman at the center of this confrontation over an 8-year-old girl selling water without a permit speaks out. what she's saying about the video that's gone viral and the controversy surrounding it. plus roseanne's apology. she breaks down in her first interview since the tweets got her fired. >> i horribly regret it. are you kidding? i lost everything. and i regretted it before i lost everything. saying good-bye. the last episode of anthony bourdain's popular show airs overnight. >> that's good, man. >> as we learn more about the celebrity chef's final hours. and brand new project. chip and joanna gaines welcome a

new bay by inbbaby. what they're saying about the arrival. "today," june 25th, 2018. >> announcer: this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> thank you for joining us on this monday morning. craig melvin is in for savannah as her weekend continues. and congratulations to the gaines family. another little one, right? >> five. i can't imagine it. congrats. we are going to get right to our top story. president trump defending his push for heightened security at the border with a plan critics say is illegal. we have two reports starting with kristen welker who is at the white house. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. president trump is tweeting about his new approach today. quote, hiring many thousands of judges and going through a long and complicated legal process is not the way to go.

people must be stopped at the border and told they cannot come in illegally. if this is done, illegal immigration will be stopped in its tracks. build the wall. this morning, president trump is calling for a new hard line for dealing with undocumented immigrants. we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. when somebody comes in, we should immediately bring them back from where they came. but that idea fails to recognize constitutional due process. long-established case law that grants that protection to non-citizens. the president floating the theory in recent days. >> i don't want judges. i want border security. >> reporter: it comes as the house is poised to vote on a gop compromise immigration bill this week. a top house republican says the president supports it despite mr. trump's friday tweet urging republicans to stop wasting their time on immigration until the midterm elections. >> i did talk to the white house yesterday. they say the president's still 100% behind this. >> reporter: democrats are

digging in. with chuck schumer calling on the white house to appoint a czar to get mie grant kids separated from their families out of limbo and back in their parents' arms. but the president has support from his own ranks with a recent poll showing 90% approve of the job he's doing. >> he's had to fight, fight, fight since he got in there. i'm supporting him 100%. >> reporter: but there's also a fierce backlash with sarah huckabee sanders. sanders tweeting from her government account saturday that she was told by the restaurant to leave because i work for potus. a server later showing this note that she was refused service. 86'd in restaurant jargon. angry supporters bombarding the post with negative reviews. there are moments when people

need to live their convictions. this appeared to be one. meanwhile, the first lady who visited kids on the border last week calling for empathy at an event for students overnight. >> kindness, compassion, and positivity are very -- is are very important traits in life. >> and kristen, on another note, nbc is out with an exclusive report that talks about the unrest between the president and the secretary of defense. so what's going on with that? >> reporter: that's right. and hoda, this is according to current and former administration officials who tell nbc news defense secretary james mattis is increasingly out of the loop and the president doesn't always consult him on major security issues. mattis was caught off guard by a number of recent announcements including the president's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal, his plan to pause military exercises with south korea, and even his move to create a sixth military

branch overseeing operations in space. so a senior white house official says mattis has never been one of the go-tos in the gang that's close to the president. but also said the president has a lot of respect for him. a pentagon spokesperson down played all of this saying it's pure silliness and a spokesperson for the national security council called it ludicrous to suggest mattis is out of the loop. >> you'll stay on top of it. thank you. as washington argues what's next in the immigration battle, families separated at the border by the president's zero tolerance policy are now struggling to reunite. gabe gutierrez is with us now from texas. what's the latest there? >> reporter: good morning. the government insists that it knows the location of all the children in its custody and is working hard to reunite them. but there are about 2,000 children spread out in shelters across the country. experts say it could take weeks or months to reunite them with their families. the process is pain staking.

this morning a group of migrants separated from their children under the trump administration's zero tolerance policy are waking up in an el paso shelter. a few, the shelter says, having their charges of illegal entry into the u.s. withdrawn as the federal court system adapts to the executive order. stopping family separation. >> we assume the majority of them have not been able to speak to their children at all since they were detained. >> reporter: migrants are now hoping for that reunion. this woman was separated from her son on his sixth birthday and thinks he might be in a shelter in arizona. 2,000 miles away in a rural poverty stricken village in honduras, maria wants to know when she'll see her grandson again. they're trapping children there as if they were little animals and they're human beings, she says. overnight defense secretary jim mattis indicating the u.s. military is preparing to build temporary camps at two military bases to house migrants.

but he did not say if they were for children, adultadults, or b. >> the details are being worked out between our staffs, exactly how much capacity they need at the two bases, what kind of other facilities they need. >> reporter: protests now erupting across the country including at this tent city for migrant children near el paso. >> don't detain these families. it's not right. it's immoral. >> reporter: the department of health and human services says it's still caring for more than 2,000 separates minors. how confusing is this process for them? >> it's completely confusing. they don't know the law. they don't speak the language. and they're being told conflicting things. >> reporter: as images of the children move the world, charlotte and dave wilner set up a facebook fund raiser asking for $1500, just enough to cover one bond that could get a single

migrant awaiting asylum released pending their hearing. so far they've raced more than $20 million. the average donation, around 40 bucks. >> these individual families matter. these individual children matter. and if we can make a difference for one of them, if we can make a difference for many of them, that's worth it. >> gabe, when these children are separated from their parents, are they at least able to talk to them? >> reporter: authorities say that the children are given the opportunity to speak with a vetted parent within 24 hours of being taken into custody. but sometimes it's a issue to be able to vet these parents because some immigration attorneys say that these kids are too young in order to provide any identifying information. so it's sometimes difficult to match them up with a parent. but some of the detained mothers we have spoken with say they have no idea where their child is, craig. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. also this morning, at least five arrests have been made in a

brutal mistaken identity murder of a 15-year-old boy here in new york. it happened outside of a deli in the bronx. it was all caught on camera. the video is quite graphic. this morning one man has been charged with murder and multiple suspects are in custody. in connection with a brutal killing of a teenager. he was allegedly killed in a case of mistaken identity. this video shows the horrifying attack last wednesday when police say five men purportedly members of a dominican gang entered a bronx deli and dragged the teenager into the street. the men repeatedly stabbed the young victim with knives and machetes. the teenager later died at a nearby hospital. the gang was reportedly trying to settle a score but targeted the wrong person. known to his young friends as junior. guzman feliz was part of the law enforcement explorers program.

he wanted to one day join the police force. now his family mourns holding a wake later today as anger grows. overnight an enormous crowd gathered lighting hundreds of candles chanting we want justice. guzman feliz's father and aunt devastated. >> we need help. sorry. we need justice. so he can fly high in peace. nobody deserved to die like this. i don't even know how to call those guys. they need to go to jail for life or more. >> online, an outpouring of support from celebrities. cardi b a bronx native donating $8,000 to the family saying on instagram these bronx streets are ruthless under the #justice for junior. rihanna also posting that she can't stop thinking about this

poor baby boy. yankees pitcher c.c. sabathia saying bluntly, the violence and hate needs to stop. a gofundme page justice for junior has raised more than $100,000 for the teenager's family so far. well above its $15,000 goal. meantime, tensions are still running high in pennsylvania where a community a demanding answers over the police shooting of an unarm ed individual. morgan has the late ost on the story. >> reporter: that funeral service will be held behind me at antoine rose's former middle school. stick this morning, questions swirling about what happened in the moments leading up to the teenager's death and who will be held responsible. mourners line the streets paying their final respects to 17-year-old antoine rose. the unarmed teenager gunned down by an east pittsburgh police officer.

>> his smile would light up your whole room. it didn't matter how much pressure he was under, he was just happy. >> reporter: some wearing shirts that read three shots to the back how do you justify that. marchers demanding justice for the high school senior honor student who once wrote a poem about violence in his community. >> i'm confused and afraid. >> reporter: protesters chanting one line that says i see mothers bury their sons. i want my mom to never feel that pain. this morning rose's funeral to be held as his former middle school. calls for justice growing after this cell phone video surfaced. it does not show what happened in the moments leading up to the altercation. police say they pulled over this silver chevy because it matched the description of a car involved in a drive-by shooting 13 minutes earlier. rose and another passenger jumped out of the car and ran. that's when police say east pittsburgh officer michael rossfeld opened fire killing the teenager.

ballistics damage was found on the car and now say rose had an empty 9 millimeter handgun clip in his pocket. >> two firearms were recovered from the suspect field. >> reporter: the officer who had been placed on leave had been on the job just three weeks before being sworn into the police departments less than two hours before the shooting. the video sparking nearly five days of protests. >> antoine rose was denied justice because he didn't get a chance to live his life. >> reporter: a life, they say, taken far too soon. the service begins at 11:00 a.m. just for students and family. meanwhile, the da has not decided whether charges will be filed against the officer involved and that officer has not given comment. >> all right. morgan radford, thank you. a rapidly growing wildfire has forced the evacuation of

folks in northern california. e radd erratic winds are fueling the fire northwest of sacramento. flames have scorched nearly 8,000 acres there. they've destroyed 12 houses, threatened 600 other buildings. it's one of several fires burning in california right now. parts of that state are on alert for high wildfire conditions. we have much many for to get to including prince william going to the middle east. we're joined by keir simmons with the latest from there. >> reporter: what a setting, right? this is a roman amphitheater. down there prince william hanging out with children. some of them war zone refugees. part of a program to help them reclaim their childhood. he may look relaxed, but this is a potentially controversial trip. this morning prince william kicking off his historic trip

taking in the ancient city more than 6,000 years old. william already navigating politically treacherous terrain. syria's bloody civil war sent waves of refugees across the border here. britain's prince says jordan should be proud of its response. >> the way in which you opened your doors to hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria, not to mention your long-standing commitments to palestinian refugees is remarkable. >> reporter: his next potentially tentative stop, meetings with iran leaders. the trump administration facing tensions with palestinians over moving the embassy to jerusalem. promising his peace plan is almost done. but it may be dead on arrival. kushner criticizing palestinian leader mahmoud abbas over the weekend for not cooperating. prince william will meet both

sides but his itinerary already criticized by one israeli minister. british royals like the queen avoid politics. kate would like to have joined william in jordan, he says. her family once lived here. their growing family making the journey too difficult. >> my wife katherine is very sorry she cannot be with me so soon after the birth of our son louis. >> reporter: william may miss r her embarking on the first trip here in 70 years. a tough test for the future king at a sensitive time for the region. prince william there with the crown prince of jordan. jared kushner was here recently. these are young men unelected trying to make a difference in this region in different ways. but it has to be noted even elected politicians here have

failed many, many times. back to you guys. >> all right. keir simmons in jordan. thanks. mr. roker is standing by for us on this monday morning with a first check of the forecast. >> hey, good morning, craig. thank you for getting your first weather from us. we got a good line of thunderstorms from nebraska all the way down to texas. affecting dallas later today. there's going to be a slow-moving system making its way through. we are going to be looking at storm system pushing through with storms. there's going to be slow movers dropping tons of rain. another round of thunderstorms tomorrow. possible airport delays from st. louis, chicago. rainfall amounts looking from 3 to 4 inches of rain from parts of nebraska into missouri. and that heavy rain really gets going along the atlantic coast. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

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water. >> this morning, the woman under fire for calling police on an 8-year-old girl defends her actions. we have an exclusive interview. then, roseanne's regret. the disgraced comedienne's first interview since her tweet led to her show' cancellations.

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in the meantime -- >> that's good news as we get containment north. we're starting out with cloudy skies after a hot weekend. here's a look at our temperature trend for today. mid-60s during the morning and we'll reach 81 degrees for our afternoon high. some of the inland areas still heading back in the 80s but thsz about 20 degrees cooler than over the weekend. and oakland today expect a high of 70 degrees. also 70 in san francisco. and nice weather through the week but heating up in time for the weekend. mike, you have a traffic alert for the east bay? >> i do, a full closure of the east shore freeway. counter commute eastbound 880 getting away from richmond and towards the carquinez bridge. westbound slows for the spectacle and police activity. we're hearing about a shooting, but we'll follow up on rest of that. the rest of traffic flows through the area and very slowly

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the world's ugliest dog in petaluma, california, is -- >> zaza. >> oh, yes, everybody. say hello to the proud holder of the ugliest dog title, 9-year-old english bulldog zaza. craig, if you were going to pick a day to fill in, this is it, because guess what, we somehow managed to book zaza on our show. >> wow! >> she is in our orange room right now. >> our booking team continues to crush it. >> by the way, we hear that little kids actually -- see that tongue? her owner says little kids sometimes shake it, like it's a hand, and she's fine with it. >> one of the folks downstairs

said, oh, she's got a bit of an underbite. i said, no, that's a bit of an understatement. did she just bark? is she barking at us? >> she heard you. >> i was joking, zaza! it was a joke! >> didn't find it funny. >> she doesn't think you're funny at all. we'll meet zaza and her owner, megan, in a little bit. first, the day's headlines, including the battle over immigration. separate anxiety, growing backlash and protests as that immigration battle rages on at the border, this as president trump declares illegal immigrants should be deported immediately with no judges or court cases. stormy daniels delay. federal prosecutors cancel a planned meeting with the adult film star as part of the criminal investigation into michael cohen, as her attorney tweets, "something isn't right." sickness at sea. nearly 100 passengers fall ill after an outbreak of norovirus on a holland america cruise ship in alaska.

the cdc now investigating. filled with pride. millions flood the streets across the country in pride parades supporting lgbtq rights. and, oh, baby! >> it's a girl. we're pleased to introduce our little one to you all. >> new zealand's prime minister reveals her new baby daughter's name is neve, as she brings her out in public for the very first time. >> we're not placing any great expectations on this little baby except happiness and love. >> today, monday, june 25th, 2018. >> we're going to find out what neve means. >> we're going to dig into that. now to a video that's getting a lot of attention on this monday. it shows a woman in san francisco calling police on an 8-year-old who is selling water outside her home. now this woman's speaking out and defending herself in an exclusive interview. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has that story. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: hey, guys. good morning. that little girl was trying to sell bottled water so she could go to disneyland.

now her story has exploded into a flood of controversy. that video of her neighbor calling the police now viewed more than a million times. >> cold water. $2 only. >> reporter: this morning, 8-year-old jordan rogers is an internet sensation for selling bottled water on the street in front of her house. >> thank you. >> thanks! >> this woman don't want to let a little girl sell some water. >> reporter: this woman is alis alison atle. this morning she's a social media villain for calling the cops on her young neighbor. >> yeah, and illegally selling water without a permit. >> reporter: we don't know what happened leading up to this video being shot. she is being called permit patty online. she says she was working at home upstairs, and jordan's sales pitch was loud and nonstop. >> i tried to be polite, but i was stern, and i said, please, i'm trying to work. you're screaming, you're yelling, and people have open windows. it's a hot day.

can you please keep it down? >> reporter: she says she never confronted jordan, just her mother, erin austin, who took this video. >> she's calling the police on an 8-year-old little girl. you can hide all you want. the whole world gonna see you, boo. >> austin told a different story. >> she never told us to be quiet. she just came out and directly demanded to see a permit to sell water for an 8-year-old. >> "snl" star cecily strong parodied the event with her video. >> she's calling the police for drinking water. >> illegally drinking my water, okay? illegally drinking my water. >> reporter: some on social media say they're reminded of a similar incident in oakland two months ago. a woman dubbed barbecue becky called police to report an african-american man grilling in an area where it wasn't allowed. some say both incidents are racially motivated. >> that woman thought that she

could use her white privilege, and it didn't work. >> reporter: eddel says she's now gotten thousands of hateful e-mails. >> all kinds of threats. horrible, horrible images and death threats. >> reporter: jordan says she was trying to raise money to help her mom, who recently lost her job, and go to disneyland. over the weekend, she got some good news. >> guess what. >> what? >> they know you wanted to go to disneyland, and they bought you four tickets to go. [ screaming ] >> hey, miguel, after eddel saw the firestorm that followed the video, how does she feel now? what does she say about that? >> well, she says she's not proud of how she acted and she would apologize to jordan and her mother, both of whom say they would not accept that apology. guys, back to you. >> all right. miguel almaguer for us there from los angeles. at least she's going to disneyland. >> yeah. and hopefully, they'll be able to smooth that over. i mean, i think apologies can sometimes do the trick. >> yes.

all right, we're going to switch gears now, get a check of the weather from al. >> hey, guys. thanks so much. well, let's get ready for some summertime temperatures. crank up mungo in the summertime. high pressure pumping up the humidity. feeling like 101 in memphis, 100 in houston, dallas 105, but to the north of the system, temperatures are on the cooler side. it will feel a little bit cooler in new york city at 82, 85 in d.c., 76 in detroit, 77 in cincinnati. but guess what, it's going to be a late-week scorcher. that heat and humidity is going to shoot out of texas, make its way up into the midwest. look at these temperatures going into the weekend. by friday, 93 in chicago, 92 in cincinnati, minneapolis will feel -- it will be 93 degrees by friday, kansas city 95. and guess what, it's coming east as well. saturday, sunday, on into monday, look at these temperatures. new york city up to 93 with a lot of humidity. 88 in boston, 94 in philly and 94 in washington, d.c.

good monday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to reach into the low 80s inland today. overall really nice after the clouds clear out by late morning. in oakland, expect a high of 81 degrees. 70 degrees in oakland today, also 70 in san francisco, we'll see 81 today in san jose and napa today, 80 degrees. over next few days, our weather will pretty much be on repeat with low 80s and heating up again for the weekend. saturday 94 degrees. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda? >> al, thanks. just ahead, what we are just learning about anthony bourdain's final days, as his popular show gets a celebrated send-off. then, we're behind the scenes at a huge event, with the internet's biggest stars. and he's here, the new crew

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>> reporter: the conversation taking place after nbc's swift decision to pull the plug on roseanne's hit reboot. following a racist tweet about a senior adviser to president obama. >> there's no excuse, i apologize to anyone who thought or felt offended and thought i meant something that i, in fact, did not mean to my own ignorance. and there's no excuse for that. >> reporter: in the since-deleted tweet, barr's reference to valerie jarrett, if the muslim brotherhood and "planet of the apes" had a baby. she calls it a huge error. >> i am a lot of things. i'm a loud-mouth and all that stuff. but i'm not stupid, for god's

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♪ we're back, now, with new information about the tragic death of celebrated chef, writer and tv host, anthony bourdain. >> stephanie gosk is here with the latest. >> we were all shocked by the news of anthony bourdain's death two weeks ago. overnight, cnn aired a town hall about suicide and the season finale of his travel show "parts unknown," while new details are emerging about his death. >> mm. that's good, man. >> reporter: overnight, the season finale of anthony bourdain's "parts unknown."

bourdain joined by director aronofsky in bhutan. >> it has to be hard to work here. >> talk about contaminating the values of a local culture. >> reporter: the episode captured bourdain's passion for adventure, airing two weeks after the celebrity chef took his own life in france. >> our friend, anthony bourdain, has died. >> reporter: his death only days after fashion icon, kate spade, took her own life. we're learning details about bourdain's final moments. he had significant traces of alcohol in his system at the time of his death. although there were no narcotics in his body, there were signs he drank significantly the night before he was found inside a hotel room in france. earlier in life, bourdain said he struggled with an addiction to heroin.

bourdain's girlfriend performed in france this weekend, hours after posting an intimate photo of her and bourdain together. two weeks without you, she wrote. a town hall about suicide prevention aired on cnn before the "parts unknown" finale. among the guests, two that know the heartbreak of suicide. >> i think it's important to be unconditionally loving, in the sense that reaching out, even if someone is not receptive, is something that should be considered an act of love. >> reporter: last night, bourdain left his fans with one more unique love letter to food and culture. >> bhutan, about the size of switzerland, is caught between the old world and the new. >> reporter: with small moments viewed through a new lens in the wake of his tragic death. >> pain is pain. if you don't respond to that, something is seriously wrong with you.

>> reporter: cnn tells nbc news, it has no plans for the future of "parts unknown." it was season 12. we'll put the number back, if anyone knows someone who needs help, call the suicide prevention lifeline, at 1-800-273-talk. >> even if the person says, i don't need your help, keep pushing in. >> you never know what someone is dealing with. coming up, the convention for anyone who absolutely loves online videos and the stars behind those billions of clicks. we'll have that for you right after your local news. after your local news. he we all want white teeth. you know doc how can i get whiter, brighter teeth. and the dentist really has to say let's take a step back and talk about protecting your enamel. it's important to look after your enamel because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it's two fold. it strengthens your enamel,

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i )m - -... breaking and happening now: a very good morning to you. it is 7:56 right now. i'm laura garcia. happening now, reports of shot fires near the richmond san pablo border. a suspect shot at him. no one was hurt and officers eventually arrested the suspect near fairfield. the investigation is tirning and having an impact on traffic. let's check in with mike for the very latest. >> a full closure for eastbound, clarifying for folks, eastbound from the bay bridge towards hercules and carquinez bridge. westbound is distracted by the activity but it's open slowing into san pablo. your commute slows towards golden gate field and clear through berkeley. the rest of the commute the

walnut creek interchange. no major problems and 880 past the coliseum, easier drive through san lorenzo and san leandro as get up to the area. the rest of the bay shows a nice smooth flow and lighter traffic in the south bay. right through sfo through northbound 101. easy on the peninsula and low clouds providing a little cooling out there. >> absolutely. as we take a live look outside in san jose this morning, we do start out with cloudy skies and lower clouds towards the coast, even drizzle this morning as you head out. after that clears, we're heading up to 70 degrees in san francisco and 81 in san jose. we'll be still warm in antioch but not a scorcher like over the weekend with a high today of 85 degrees. and 80 today in napa. then as we go through the seven-day forecast, we keep this weather through most of the week but it will be turning hot once again just in time for the weekend. saturday expect a high of 94 degrees. we'll have more updates on that.

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it is 8:00 on "today." coming up, taking to the streets. protests erupting across the country, as thousands of migrant children are waking up desperate to be reunited with their parents. >> we assume the majority of them have not been able to speak to their children at all since they've been detained. >> this morning, president trump not backing down, calling for a new way to deal with undocumented immigrants. we're live at the border with the latest. plus, new crew member. chip and joanna gaines welcoming a new baby boy to the "fixer upper" family. we'll look at the sweet pictures taking social media by storm,

and the story behind his surprising name. and dan & shay. the country music duo are on our plaza, kicking off your week with a live summer concert you do not want to miss, monday, june 25th, 2018. we're at the plaza, to see dan & shay. >> we just got married. >> and we're celebrating with dan & shay. >> seeing dan & shay on "today." >> best way to start summer vacation is with dan & shay. >> i'm here for dan & shay. [ applause ] welcome back on this monday morning. we're happy to have craig with

us, while savannah has time off. that last little girl, that we just showed, she came up to me and had a little card and said, can you do me a favor? can you give this card to dan & shay. and i said, what if you met them yourself. and she did. she did. >> that's a great crowd outside for a monday morning, too. >> how about a concert in the heart of midtown manhattan on a monday. can't beat that. we have a lot going on. congress is ready to confront the immigration crisis, even as president trump demands the deportation of those caught coming in the u.s. illegally. kristen welker joins us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. as backlash counts at the border. he is ramping up his escalation rhetoric. he said, when someone comes in, we must immediately, with no judges or court cases, bring them back from where they came.

but that fails to recognize constitutional due process, long-established case law that grants protections to noncitizens. the house is expected to vote on a compromise immigration bill, with the top house republican saying the president supports the legislation, despite mr. trump's friday tweet, urging republicans to stop wasting their time on immigration until after the midterm elections. meanwhile, a controversy is brewing after a virginia restaurant, the red hen, asked sarah huckabee sanders to leave on friday, as a protest against the policies of the administration. sanders politely left. the president weighing in, lashing out with a tweet of his own, saying the red hen restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows, and needs a paint job, than refusing to serve sanders. the restaurant's owner saying people need to live their

convictions. hoda? >> kristen welker at the white house. thank you. a south carolina congressional candidate, katie arrington, is expected to make a full recovery. she was critically injured in a car crash friday night. police say she was riding in a car with an accident when they were struck by a wrong-way driver. that driver was killed. arrington suffered broken ribs, a back fracture and a claollaps artery in her leg. she needed surgery to remove part of her colon and small intestine. doctors say she woucould be walg this week. she defeated mark standard in south carolina's gop primary this month. rescuers are trying to reach a boy soccer team and their coach in northern thailand. the group was in a cave on saturday and then, it started to rain. the boys' shows and other

belongings were found near the cave entrance. military divers have been sent in. the commander says he believes the boys are still alive. boost us. >> hats off to a cincinnati reds fan who did not want special treatment during his major league debut. nolan was going to flow out the pirs pit first pitch between the reds and the cubs. nolan said, no. he was carried further back. that wasn't good enough. he said, all the way back. he went all the way to the real pitcher's mound. he knew where he wanted to be. that makes nolan a winner. there's that pitch. it looked pretty good. but how about that? he was like, dad, i want to go all the way to the pitcher's mound. >> the reds should probably sign him. >> exactly. just ahead this morning, that absolutely adorable pooch just crowned world's ugliest dog, hoda kotb. zsa zsa and her proud owners are

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the realities of caregiving. think of it as one big hug. take on today and every day with a-a-r-p. we're back, everybody, with "today's talker." some of the planet's biggest youtube stars were in california, celebrating the world of online videos. >> our own gadi schwartz and savannah sellers is there. >> savannah's there. >> visiting vid con for the first time. >> hey, guys. we get to cover this because we have our own digital show on snapchat, called "stay tuned." >> i'm the other savannah. and because we are on snapchat, we were able to slip by and convince these kids to give us a sneak peek into their world. ♪ >> welcome to vid con.

what's vid con? that's a good question. >> vid con is where digital content comes to life. it's the super bowl for influenc influencers. what's an influencer? >> an influencer are the kpeopl that your kids are obsessed with. your kids do what they say. >> they're the movie stars of this generation. in a lot of cases, they are way more famous. >> like, way more famous. >> here, straight-up mania. teens screaming for a glimpse of their favorite internet stars. >> like karlens key. >> let's light it up. >> on youtube, my content is collaborative. my fans are involved in the content creation process. they really get to control what it is they're watching. >> that's why your kids probably watch youtube instead of saturday morning cartoons. they're likes and clicks are votes for what they want to see.

>> audiences know what they're watching. they're watching the news because it's a snapchat. >> we're reporting live. >> with a big camera and a little camera. >> billions of views on youtube, means billions of ad dollars for influencers and brands. here, product placement is everywhere. no rules on the internet can be a recipe for controversy. >> logan paul shocking the world after posting the video, showing the body of an apparent suicide victim in japan. >> some vid con people say there needs to be a balance between responsible content and clicks. >> i think for me, it's very important that i'm setting a good example. >> but it's not just about viral videos. it's about this intimate relationship between creators and their fans that feels like a conversation between friends. helping them navigate life in the digital age.

from bullying to anxiety. >> just push through the struggles you're going through right now. >> even heartbreak. >> liza cheated on me. before vid con, these two announced their breakup, in a video seen 36 million times. >> we're not together anymore. >> using their platform, showing a younger generation how to stay friends. >> that was a great piece. a lot of these people have millions and millions of viewers. how does that translate into money? do they get paid for the viewers? >> it can get lucrative if that have that audience, for sure. some of these guys are making up to $10 million a year. and most are under 30. >> and not only are they their own boss, they are leading teams of people as they become minimoguls. a lot of the kids are looking at the internet stardom thing as a new career option. >> and the tickets are expensive. they can be 150 bucks to meet

the creators. but the kids love it. i met one family who asked their kids, disneyland or vid con? and the kids said vid con. >> you're rock stars walking the halls. >> we took a selfie or two. >> is it the glasses? >> that's what it is. it's just a snapchat filter. >> savannah sellers, this is your "today" show debut. >> it is. >> you did great. >> nice job. >> thank you, guys. mr. roker? you have a check of the weather. >> you're big on the interwebs, too, aren't you? >> i'm on the tweeter. i'm instagrandma. back in the day, look at this. we have strong storms we've got strong storms firing up from nebraska to texas and heavier thunderstorms moving through the midwest. we've got a flash flood threat today from the dakotas all the way down to oklahoma and back into tennessee and parts of kentucky. and tomorrow we've got the threat of torrential rain and a

flash flood threat moving east from chicago, fort wayne, down to louisville, out to springfield and st. louis. probably some airport delays. rainfall amounts anywhere from 3 to 4" from springfield right on up into the dakotas. as we head to the southeast, we're looking at more heavy rain along the coastline stretching from asheville all the way back to 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. we're going to have much cooler weather today as we start out with clouds around the bay area. taking a live look outside in san jose, as you head out, mostly in the low 60s. 82 in livermore. napa, a high of 80. also 80 in morgan hill. oakland, and san francisco, looking at about 70 degrees, with some breezy wins. and our inland temperatures continue into the low 80s for the rest of the week but it's going to turn hot again nor the weekend.d. and that is your latest

weather. >> all right, al. i know you're ready. this is one of our favorite competition the world's ugliest dog contest. >> the winner is about to join us exclusively. first jo ling kent had the honor of being one of the judges this year. this was a big deal for you? >> this is what i call a ruff assignment covering and judging the world's ugliest dog competition. let me tell you, for all the cute dogs on your instagram feed there are just as many ugly ones deserving of your love, too. they went head to tail to become the world's top dog. >> at every county fair you can expect plenty of wiener dogs and delicious corn dogs, but here at the sonoma marin county fairgrounds in petaluma, california, the main event unleashing the ugly dogs. these four-legged hot dogs were a hot mess, strutting their stuff down the red carpet. some pranced proudly, others got

carried away, but all vying for the coveted title of world's ugliest dog. >> that's the best feature. >> the field was rough, 14 contestants sniffing out their competition. main hairless and toothless wad li -- waddelling across the stage hoping to catch our attention. >> nice hair cute. >> it's all natural. >> while beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, for these dog parents puppy love is truly blind. one family driving 30 hours from minnesota for this mut win competition. >> if you can't be the prettiest of what you're doing, be the ugliest. that means coming out with your splotches, hairlessness, strange skeletal nails, and even a rat tail, actually is a really, really big help. >> they are not going to win a beauty contest. we don't care. >> the goal of the contest, celebrate dogs rescued from

puppy mills and shelters and encourage pet owners to don't not shop for canine companion. lucky me. i got to be a dog judge. a shot at winning it all, scamp wasn't just ugly, she was smelly, too. her matted mop top got her into the top three. josie with no hair didn't care. fetching indeed. but it was zsa zsa, 9-year-old english bulldog from minnesota that stole the show. just like her namesake, zsa zsa gabor, this zsa zsa was the darling of the crowd. the long tongue almost sweeping the ground. her crooked smile eclipsing sparkly pink manicure. zsa zsa drooling her way to the top. >> this was a very difficult decision. >> the world's ugliest dog in petaluma, california, is --

>> zsa zsa. >> zsa zsa. >> did you ever think in that car ride, that 30-hour car ride in minnesota you were going to win? >> i had very high hopes for her. she is very unique. >> proving in a dog eat dog contest every dog has its day. >> now, i have to tell you guys, this was a very high pressure, very difficult decision, but we are so glad zsa zsa was able to come all the way across the country. >> first of all, thank you for coming to see us. when jo announced zsa zsa was the winner, give us your initial reaction. were you freaking? >> i was shocked. yes. i knew she was definitely up for the winnings. i still don't believe it. >> that tongue hanging down. i read this in the note and i don't know if it's true. do children shake the tongue? >> if zsa zsa allows it. >> should i try? >> no. >> you can try. she won't do do it.

she won't bite. >> oh, no. no. >> the top of her head. >> is it true you met her first on pet adoption site? >> pet adoption.com had her, pet rescue picked her up from a puppy mill. >> you have zsa zsa t-shirts on. if you were going to describe her personality in a nut shell, how would you describe it? >> messy. >> toenails are a nice touch. >> we're happy you came and brought your dad with you, too. congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> zsa zsa congrats. congrats. >> named after zsa zsa gabor. okay, honey, thanks. >> dillon on duty with "pop start." what have you got? >> guys, we have a lot to get to. let's start "pop start" with chip and joanna gaines. stars of his show fixer upper with millions of fans, including myself. over the weekend the crew got a little stronger. the "fixer upper" family is a

little bigger this morning with the exciting addition of baby boy crew. joanna gaines announcing arrival on saturday writing our baby boy crew gaines is here. we couldn't be more in love. he made an unexpected and speedy entrance into the world two and a half weeks early, which is fitting given he was a sweet surprise from day one. proud dad chip writing ten beautiful toes and ten beautiful fingers all accounted for. big mama is doing great. >> you're having a little boy. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. so exciting. >> the "fixer upper" duo surprised fans with news they were expecting a fifth child after announcing the season would be their last. they opened up about the pregnancy in may. >> me and the boys were team boy, the girls obviously team boy. we have two boys, two girls, and jo and i. this is upsetting the balance of power. the boys might be able to outvote from here to kingdom

come. >> proud mama joanna sharing this image of her four other children just after crew's birth writing, they couldn't wait to meet their younger brother. crew joins the four siblings. overnight joanna instagrammed this pic with the caption, cuddle bug. >> don't you just want to -- >> i do. >> the former "game of thrones" co-stars were married saturday. the ceremony held in a church in scotland. kit and rose were showered with confetti before driving off in a land rover decorated with just married sign. lots of "game of thrones" of stars were there. so congratulations to the happy couple. demi lovato, the singer, is making waves for her emotional performance sunday. her new song "sober" a personal ballad suggesting she relapsed

after years of sobriety ♪ mama i'm so sorry i'm not sober anymore daddy please forgive me for the drink spilled on the floor ♪ ♪ to the one who never left me we've been down this road before ♪ >> demi has been praised in the past for openly speaking about her struggles. after the show she tweeted, "tonight i took the stage. a new person with a new life. thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout this journey. it will never be forgotten." and finally hoda and kathie lee, today's very own dynamic duo caught the attention of john oliver. so the late night host featured them on his popular segment and now this. check it out. >> and now, kathie lee and hoda are slowly becoming one. >> timing is everything. >> by the way, it's national cookie day. >> we're talking about tyra banks. >> tyler posey. >> rachel fong.

>> simone biles. >> hungry, hangry. >> how do we do it day after day. >> is that the first you've seen it? >> i've never seen this. oh, my gosh, that is scary. >> you guys have been becoming one for a while. >> ten years. >> as long as you've done it. >> ten years of that that's got to get uncomfortable for joel. >> and that's your "pop start." >> wait. you've got a dilly click, don't you? >> dilly kick. >> world cup teams are proving they have more than just soccer skills, they have some impressive dance moves, too. let do through it senegal squad shows off their dancing in step with each other on the field. they ended their match against japan with a draw 2-2. colombia keeps the celebration going after scoring against poland. check out those fancy moves right there. there you go. looking good. england's jesse lingard brings famous dance to the soccer stage

england's 6-1 victory over panama. no one more excited about the win than the fans where world cup fever has definitely taken over. >> wow. >> we've got a big concert. >> we've got a huge one. >> you know what? >> what. >> before dan + shay hit the stage out there, they need to warm up their vocals. >> hey. >> there we go. ♪ already thinking about leaving gotta get you back. >> in my shirt get you out that dress get you out them shoes i like so much ♪ ♪ everybody at the party checking you out ♪ ♪ i know it's only 7:32 but looking at you i'm already ready to go ♪ good m.

i )m ... our breaking news : very good monday morning. it's 8:26. i'm laura garcia. breaking news. we continue to follow that wildfire burning out of control in lake county. the pony fire started along ponte road near clear lake oaks. the number of structures destroyed it all happened about 50 miles north of santa rosa. firefighters saying at least 22 structures destroyed. that is up from 12. firefighters not saying how many structures or homes, however. we do know that 600 structures are still threatened. 8,200 acres have burned, up from 7,700 last night. 3,000 people remain evacuated. want to check the morning

commute. all lanes are open again on interstate 80 near san pablo after some police activity there. >> that's right, police activity cleared, and so is the distraction. look how quickly this recovers up in towards richmond. clear by the time you reach el porta. all lanes open. westbound, the distraction is also gone, so that's clear now. consolidating around golden gate as you expect where you merge 580 and 880 westbound. oakland, traditional build, same thing off the walnut creek interchange. now that the police activity have cleared from the north shore freeway, everything else is light. >> another local news update in half an hour, see you then.

8:30, now, on a monday morning, june 25th, 2018. the crowd gearing up for quite the show. we're in for quite the treat this morning. dynamic country duo, dan & shay this morning. >> i have a question.

we know where dan & shay are. but how about chris and kelly? i'm going to sneak past you. where are chris and kelly? where are chris and kelly? hi. omg. you're from where? >> i'm from new york but we live in madison, wisconsin. >> your first caoncert was -- >> dan & chez. >> and they love the song, "nothing like you." and chris sang that to kelly at your wedding. can you give us a little. ♪ i remember when i first met you ♪ ♪ you were twirling your hair i just had to stare for a minute or two ♪ ♪ i was looking at your stoack f books ♪ ♪ then you shot me that smile hey, beautiful girl ♪ ♪ let me in there >> amazing.

>> he's got a little something for you. what you got? >> congratulations to you, man. thank you for using our song for your special day. here's a little something to remember it. >> oh, my god. >> is that crazy? just so y'all can see it, it's a framed wedding picture of them. you're looking good, man. fresh nikes right there. congratulations, y'all. >> thank you so much. >> that's cool. >> thank you, guys. >> talk about pressure. >> that wasn't hard for him. >> wowza. >> what do you have coming up for us? are you going to sing? >> thankfully, no. imagine this, you walk home into your living room. you see your spouse sitting there and he has no idea who you are. a case of sudden amnesia. he forgot his wife and years of marriage. he forgot everything. he's here to tell us about the journey he took after that. and four college students commit

one of the biggest art heists in history, from their college in lexington, kentucky. they made a critical mistake and went to jail and now, they are here to talk about all of it. >> is there a movie? >> yes. it's called "american animals." it's in a theater right now. they went to see "ocean's 12" when they were on the lam before they got caught, all four celebrating what they had done. little did they know, that fbi agents were sitting behind them at "ocean's 12" taking down everything they said. mr. roker, a final check of the forecast, sir. >> and the picture they stole was "dogs playing cards" which is amazing. sizzling heat in the southwest. gusty showers and storms in the midwest. looking for a nice day in the northeast. as we get into the midweek period, it will be wet along the eastern third of the country. heat wave toward the plains. it will be hot and steamy at the eastern seaboard.

the heat will be building in that's what's going on around country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. after a hot weekend inland, we're in for some really nice weather over the next few days, and we'll reach into the low 80s which is about normal for the end of june. by the weekend it gets hot again. up to 94 degrees on saturday and 90 on sunday. san francisco, 70 today, after the clouds and fog clear. we'll see more of the same temperatures through at least thursday. and then for the weekend, saturday, expect a high of 82 degrees, and 75 by this sunday. >> where are you guys from? >> brooklyn. >> all the way from brooklyn. big country fan from brooklyn. >> brooklyn, new york. >> we like it. all right, guys. back inside. "brain power" was created by "today" with our sponsor aarp. take on today with aarp, real

possibilities. now, to our ongoing series "brainpower today." june is alzheimer's and brain awareness month. we're looking at alzheimer's disease and why it affects women. >> there is growing research that in some women, menopause may be a trigger. but experts say there are some things that you can do right now that may reduce that risk. here's nbc's special anchor, maria shriver. >> reporter: it's one of alzheimer's biggest mysteries. why do women account for two-thirds of cases? >> we need to be able to do research. >> reporter: this top neuroscientist says menopause may play a major factor. >> there's a strong decline in brain energy levels as women go from premenopause to postmenopause. >> reporter: and so many women who are perimenopausal have

heard, you're crazy. you're losing your mind. but there's some truth to you're losing something in your brain. >> absolutely. >> reporter: research shows has hormone levels go down, the risk goes up for the damaging plaques linked to alzheimer's. now, they're tracking women at risk for the disease. monitoring hormones and brains for several years to pinpoint when and how menopause triggers cognitive decline. >> estrogen literally protects the brain cells from harm. as you lose the estrogen, you leave your brain vulnerable to aging and alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: 53-year-old karen siegel joined the study after she entered perimenopause. her mother suffers from early

alzheimer's. >> it's personal to me. it's my life. it's our family. >> reporter: experts say there are steps that women can take to reduce their alzheimer's risk. first, if you're in perimenopause, talk to your doctor about hormone replacement therapy. >> if you start before menopause, estrogen replacement therapy, might also be protective against dementia. >> reporter: second, focus on what you eat. in her book "brain food," she recommends foods high in antioxidants, like chick peas, flaxse flaxseeds, apricots, berries and dark, leafy greens. to protect her brain, karen exercises daily and sticks to a low-sugar, plant-based diet. what advice do you have to women in their 40s who say, i don't have time. >> i have had the longest good-bye from my mom.

seven years. she hasn't been able to know it's my birthday. it's a very unfortunate disease and it robs you of every, single part of you. >> we will dig a little deeper on this. >> we're here with joanne jenkins, the ceo of aarp. why is dementia so important to your members? >> it's not only important to our members but all families across the country. it really robs people of their future and their memory. and this idea of having dementia affects so many people. nearly 6 million people in the u.s. are diagnosed with dementia. that's projected to double in the next generation. and so, it's important that we try to recognize the symptoms and also really, for aarp, to be concerned about the issues that our members are concerned about. >> is this why you're putting it as the top of your agenda? >> i would say to you that our members tell us the number one thing they fear the most is

losing cognitive skills or concern around alzheimer's disease or dementia. that's certainly important for us to really focus on the needs of our members and our families. >> you're here because you have a huge announcement you're going to make today. what is that? >> we're excited that aarp is announcing that we're going to make a $60 million investment around alzheimer's research and prevention and cure. it's an exciting time for us because aarp has been involved in the education and advocacy aspect of dementia and other diseases. this is the first time we've made this investment. >> $60 million. that's a huge investment. >> it's a huge amount. it's a huge amount. and really, i call it an investment in hope for the future because, as we know today, there's no cure for alzheimer's and no prescription drugs that can help cure this.

and so, this is really our look into the future to make sure that families in the future really don't have to suffer the way so many people are suffering today. >> joanne, thank you so much for being here with us this morning. we'll have information at today.com. for anyone with questions, join me and aarp's chief medical officer at facebook.com/today at 9:00 a.m. eastern. we're going to take your questions on dementia, care giving and much more. now, let's head outside to hoda and craig. >> dylan, thank you. just ahead, a special live concert on the plaza from dan & shay. >> first, this is "today" on nbc.

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we're back on our citi concert stage. ready for a great show from dan & shay. >> they made their tv debut right here on "today." a few short years later, they're back. your first summer concert on the plaza. first, here's their rise to the top of the charts. it is this platinum single that started it all for the country music dynamic duo, dan & shay in 2013. since then, they've been wracking up hit after hit. ♪ nothing like you >> reporter: this month, they took home the 2018 cmt duo of the year award, for their hit song, tequila. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: that's the most streamed song on country radio charts. ♪ when i taste tequila >> reporter: the album was

released on friday. and today, dan & shay is celebrating right here on our citi summer concert stage. and here they are, ladies and gentlemen, dan & shay. ♪ i remember when i first met you ♪ ♪ sipping coffee in a corner booth ♪ ♪ i just had to stare for a minute ♪ ♪ i was laughing at your stack of books and you showed me that smile ♪ ♪ hey, beautiful girl, in your own little girl ♪ ♪ you're my kind of girl

you ain't even trying ♪ ♪ i never seen nothing nothing like you ♪ ♪ summer rain dancing when there's not no music just the right kind of crazy ♪ ♪ something like you, rockin' that t-shirt ♪ ♪ no party dress just doing your thing ♪ ♪ nobody else, nothing like you ♪ ♪ when you're wearing them worn out jeans ♪ ♪ purple untied shoestrings you're a light in the dark ♪ ♪ and you're stealing my heart like a gypsy ♪ ♪ i love the way that you kiss me ♪ ♪ from front of everybody so, baby come and kiss me ♪ ♪ they ain't never seen nothing ♪ ♪ nothing like you shades of spinning in a summer rain ♪ ♪ dancing when there ain't no

music ♪ ♪ just the right kind of crazy, baby ♪ ♪ something about you rockin' that rock 'n' roll t-shirt ♪ ♪ we're at a party dressed up but you just doing your thing ♪ ♪ ain't nobody ever seen nothing like you, yeah ♪ ♪ nothing like you shades on spinning in a summer rain ♪ ♪ dancing when there ain't no music ♪ >> somebody scream. ♪ nothing like you rockin' that rock 'n' roll t-shirt ♪ ♪ we're at a party dressed up you just doing your thing ♪ ♪ ain't nobody else ever seen nothing like you ♪ ♪ oh, no, no, yeah never seen, never seen nothing like you ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa

♪ never seen nothing like you, girl ♪ ♪ i never seen nothing like you ♪ ♪ never seen nothing oh, yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that is dan & shay. we'll be back with more music from this duo. first, this is "today" on nbc. whoooo.

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just how popular are dan & shay. not only did they walk away with the cmt award for their song "tequila," it is the most streamed song on the country charts. >> and the album just released on friday.

dan & shay. >> thank you for having us. and the crowd amazing. >> here's the thing. we take a fair amount of credit for your success. four years ago, you made your tv debut right here. >> it's a little nerve-racking doing a tv show. >> there were less people the first time. but you took it to the next level. >> look what we've done. "tequila" that song is hot. did you say, i think this one might be a big hit? >> we were proud of the song. everybody our waves are our main viewers. we run it by them. and our fans responded in a big way. that was a moment that said, we have something here. they've been incredible. >> will you sing that for us? >> absolutely.

>> all right. "tequila." ♪ i can still shut down a party ♪ ♪ i can hang with anybody i can drink whiskey and red wine ♪ ♪ champagne all night scotch on the rocks ♪ ♪ and i'm fine i'm fine ♪ ♪ when i taste tequila baby, i still see ya ♪ ♪ cutting up the floor in a sorority t-shirt ♪ ♪ the same one you wore when we were ♪ ♪ sky-high in colorado your lips pressed against the bottle ♪ ♪ swearing on a baseball, baby, i'd never leave ya ♪ ♪ i remember how bad i need ya

when i taste tequila ♪ ♪ when i taste tequila ♪ i can kiss somebody brand-new and not even think about you ♪ ♪ i can hear the same songs in my car ♪ ♪ baby, your memory it only hits me this hard ♪ ♪ when i taste tequila baby, i still see ya ♪ ♪ cutting up the floor in a sorority t-shirt ♪ ♪ the same one you wore when we were sky-high in colorado ♪ ♪ your lips pressed against the bottle ♪ ♪ swearing on a bible, baby i'd never leave ya ♪ ♪ i remember how bad i need ya when i taste tequila ♪

♪ when i taste tequila ♪ i ain't even drunk i ain't even drunk ♪ ♪ and i'm thinking how i need your love ♪ ♪ how i need your love, yeah, it sinks in ♪ ♪ when i taste tequila baby, i still see ya ♪ ♪ sorority t-shirt the same one you wore when we were ♪ ♪ sky-high in colorado your lips pressed against the bottle ♪ ♪ swearing on a bible, baby i'd never leave ya ♪ ♪ i remember how bad i need ya when i taste tequila ♪ ♪ when i taste tequila when i taste tequila ♪ ♪ when i taste tequila

>> dan & shay's new album is out now. they will be back a little

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[ applause ] good morning, everyone. welcome to the show. happy monday. i'm megyn kelly. we begin today with incivility and intolerance in america. it is on the rise, or so it feels. roseanne barr, samantha bee, and our own president has shown us the jarring effects of incendiary rhetoric that can do more harm than good. haas we last week, sarah huckabee sanders was asked to leave a restaurant in virginia because they did not want her to eat there.