news at 11. a live look at san francisco. bay area news coming up for you at 11:00 on this friday. it is the weekend. get out and enjoy it. thanks for spending your morning with us. good morning. breaking news. playing nice. president trump meets with britain's prime minister and boasts about what they agree on. >> the enduring relationship between our nations has never been stronger. >> this after criticizing her policies in an overnight interview. while in london, massive protests rage over the president's visit. as he gets set to meet the queen, we're live with the latest. chaos on capitol hill. >> it is an issue and -- >> mr. chairman, please. >> have you no decency? >> the fbi agent behind the anti-trump text messages clashes

with republicans during a heating hearing. >> i don't appreciate what was originally said being changed. >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate, agent strzok. >> and why one lawmaker calls that hearing a new low in congress. massive verdict. johnson & johnson ordered to pay nearly $5 billion to 22 women and their families over claims that the company's talcum powder-based products gave them ovarian cancer. the plaintiffs overjoyed, the company fighting back. all that plus build a bear nightmare. >> we want a bear! we want a bear! >> a massive turnout coast to coast shuts down a pay your age promotion, leaving children and their parents devastated? >> you should anticipate the crowds and you should have your supply ready. >> what's the company doing about the debacle? the ceo is with us exclusively. mall collapse, the shocking moment part of a newly opened shopping center comes crashing down.

thankfully no one was hurt. and rolling right along. a lemon's downhill journey somehow mesmerizes millions online proving that when life gives us a lemon, we watch it. today, friday, july 13, 2018.

leaving a trail of controversy as he goes. >> that is our story. president trump's official visit to great britain, he's meeting with the prime minister after criticizinger in a new interview and later he'll have tea with the queen, all of it playing out under the backdrop of large protests. we have it covered starting with nbc's hallie jackson. >> good morning, hoda. the president left chequers, the british version of camp david, to head for tea with the queen but not before essentially walk back what he said? that explosive interview people in britain woke up to. the president, the prime minister trying to intentionally show they are still friends, that special relationship is still just that -- special. but the president tried to differentiate between going after theresa may personally and going after her policy on brexit. he mentioned a recording that is

already out that that speaks for himself. the president blasted brexit, a concern for a lot of folks in the uk. take a look. showing off that special relationship, president trump and prime minister theresa may hand in hand, friendly face to face even after the president blasted may's brexit plan in an explosive interview with the "sun" newspaper. >> i didn't criticize the prime minister, i have a lot of respect for the prime minister and unfortunately there was a story that was done which was generally fine but didn't put in what i said about the president and i said tremendous things and fortunately we tend to record stories so we have it for your enjoyment if you would like but we record when we deal with reporters, it's called fake news and we have a lot of problems with the good old recording instrument. >> but there is a recording of that interview and it shows the president did slam the brexit plan may is pushing. >> i think it's not what she voted on.

i would have done that much differently. i told theresa may how to do it but she didn't listen to me. >> the news conference coming after a meeting and working lunch in which the two leaders talked trade and immigration. >> i think it's changing the culture, a very negative thing for european union. i think it's very negative. >> a starkly different tone from the prime minister. >> immigration has been good for the uk. it's brought people with different backgrounds, different outlooks here to the uk and has -- and we've seen them contributing to our society and our economy. >> and after this one-on-one, a pre-view of the next, the sit down with vladimir putin in fin land in which the president says he'll bring up russia's interference in the 2016 electi election. >> i'll absolutely bring up meddling. i don't think you'll have any gee i did it you got me, there won't be a perry mayson here but i will absolutely firmly ask the question.

>> thousands more protesters e are. the trump taking its first steps. >> people need to stand against him wherever he goes. >> the president not popular but not phased. >> i think those people, they like me a lot. >> after the president leaves the uk later tonight he'll head to scotland and finland for that aforementioned one on one with vladimir putin. >> this will be russia's annexation of crimea. how hard the president will go after that and the interview of election interference. interestingly, the president said he believes the special counsel investigation into that is hurting our relationship with russia, something he hopes to change he said. hoda and willie, back to you guys in new york. >> hallie jackson in london, thank you.

for more on the protests against the president's visit, we turn to nbc's richard engel. richard, good morning. >> good morning, willie, i'm in central london right now, there are thousands of people here and there will be tens of thousands in london as the day progresses. this is a diverse crowd men, women, old, young, straight, lgbt. there is ethnically diverse crowd here but they have one message -- president trump is not welcome in the city. the blimp of president trump, a baby trump went up this morning, it's already come down and now we'll see the protest marches. they have been peaceful so far. they're expected to be peaceful throughout the day but what people are angry about, we've spoken to several people is what they perceive to be president trump's arrogance. i hope you can hear me, it's getting louder. the meeting that happened with theresa may last night, the

dinner at blenham palace. while president trump and theresa may and other people are having dinner, this report comes out in which president trump criticizes her, says that the trade deal might be off, says that somebody else might be better suited to be prime minister of this country. this is while they are still together and people here think that is rude, arrogant, not the kind of relationship they expect to have with the u.s. president. >> richard engel fighting the vuvuzelas but doing it well. thank you very much. >> here at home, there is fallout over an explosive and chaotic hearing on capitol hill. republican lawmakers facing off with the fbi agent who was removed from the russia investigation over text messages critical of the president. peter alexander is at the white house. pete, good morning. >> hoda, good morning to you. even in this era of deep divisions, this hearing may mark another low, at times a shouting

match between the president supporters and those defending the agency investigating him. the key witness pummelled but defiant, insisting the fbi's russia fbi investigation is not a wish hunt and arguing the partisan feud is playing into vladimir putin's hands. on capitol hill, an ugly free-for-all. peter strzok being accused of bias against donald trump. >> i don't appreciate what was said being changed? >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate. >> the fbi under fierce scrutiny for his role in the clinton e-mail investigation and the inquiry into possible coordination between the trump campaign and russia. republicans forcing strzok to read his own anti-trump text messages exchanged with fbi lawyer lisa page while they were having an extramarital affair. >> ms. page said "not ever going to become president, right? right?" "no, no he's not. we'll stop it." strzok explaining that text.

>> you need to understand that that was written late at night off the cuff and in response to a series of events that included then-candidate trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero. >> strzok referring to mr. trump's comments regarding gold star parent s khizr khan who criticized president trump while speaking at the democratic convention. >> you have sacrificed nothing. >> if you look at his wife, she was standing there she had nothing to say, maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say, you tell me. >> and my presumption based on that horrible, disgusting behavior that the american population would not elect somebody demonstrating that behavior to be president of the united states. >> strzok who the justice department's inspector general sharply criticized denying his personal views influenced his professional actions. >> let me be clear.

up equivocally and under oath, not once in my 26 years of defending our nation did did it impact any action i took. >> reporter: the hearing devolving into a personal battle, republican louis gohmert berating strzok for his infidelity to his wife. >> you've embarrassed yourself and i can't help but wonder when i see you looking there with a little smirk how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eyes and lie to her about -- >> mr. chairman, this is outrages you! >> credibility of a witness is always an issue. >> mr. chairman, please! >> have you no decency? >> this is intolerable harassment of the witness. >> what is wrong him? do you need your medication?

political cover to president trump. >> they need to identify a villain. mr. strzok, tag, you're it. >> so a lot of sound and fury, a lot of fireworks and grandstanding but did we learn anything from those ten hours in that room yesterday? >> i don't think so, at least not substantively. this was a chance for lawmakers to score political points. it makes for a good campaign video in their home districts. these hearings are contentious but even by washington standards this was remarkable. it doesn't change much. the ig found no evidence that strzok's personal views affected the outcome of the clinton e-mail case. they are still investigating the fbi's handling of the russia inquiry. by the way, we should note the senior fbi lawyer that strzok was having that affair with,

lisa page, she testifies today and on monday but that will be behind closed doors. willie and hoda. >> at the end of the day bob mueller will have the final word. peter, thank you very much as always. meantime, another massive payout has been ordered over allegations johnson & johnson johnson'sjohnson's talcum powder caused cancer. jo ling kent has more. good morning. this morning, johnson & johnson's iconic baby powder -- ♪ from the start of your life it's been a part of your life -- ♪ >> reporter: is facing its biggest penalty yet. on thursday, a jury in missouri circuit court awarded nearly $4.7 billion in damages to 22 women and their families including six women who died.

they alleged johnson & johnson's talcum powder products caused them to develop ovarian cancer. the lead plaintiff says she used the products for years and was diagnosed in 1985. >> i hope no woman has to go through this. it changes your life, your family and it should not happen to anybody. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, johnson & johnson called the decision the product of a fundamentally unfair process adding johnson & johnson remains confident that its products do not contain asbestos and do not cause ovarian cancer and intends to pursue all available appellate remedies. this $4 billion verdict comes a year after a st. louis jury awarded 62-year-old lois slemp more than $110 million. previous verdicts have been reversed in johnson & johnson's favor. and the company continues to stand by its product despite thousands of additional pending lawsuits. >> the facts are that science,

research, clinical evidence and decades of studies by medical experts around the world continue to support the safety of cosmetic talc. >> reporter: but the lawyer in the missouri case says they should sound an alarm for the corn sumers. >> i don't say everybody at j&j is bad but this is a bad prod t product. >> the american cancer society says all homes in the u.s. has been asbestos free since the 1970s. the group is saying scientific research on the powder has been mixed but if there is an increased risk, the overall increase is likely to be very small. willie, hoda? >> that's an awful lot of money. joe, thank you very much. breaking overnight, we are hearing from the british divers who helped rescue that young soccer team from a flooded cave. one of the brave men playing down his courageous acts while receiving a hero's welcome at home. gadi schwartz is at heathrow airport.

good morning, gadi. >> good morning. complete strangers are shaking their hands, hugging them when just days ago they were deep underground saving 13 lives. >> how many of you? this was first contact with the boys many feared perished inside of a flooded cave. found together in the dark. cold, hungry, but very much alive. many calling it a miracle. >> many people are coming. >> the british rescuers are coming speaking out for the first time. >> we are very relieved. at that point we realized the enormity of the situation. >> one of the world's leading cave diving experts and rick stant stanton, who arrived in heathrow, described the moment they saw the boys huddled

together on a rock. >> excitement, relief they were still alive. >> from that moment on it was a race against time in rising floodwaters. >> reporter: in the middle of the efforts, a former thai navy seal died after placing air tanks for the rescue. >> a tragedy. >> reporter: new video released from the thai navy seals shows rescuers carefully caring the precious cargo as one by one before the boys were guided two miles out. at times completely underwater. >> there will be a full face mask to enable them to breath and to let them not feel any anxiety.

there was a lot of chaos can with. >>. >> reporter: the boys were offered scholarships and the rescuers a lifetime of tickets to visit thailand wherever they want. >> we're very calculating and calm. >> reporter: for now, the divers just happy to be home knowing all the boys are safe and alive. and after that, the transition to normalcy. >> reporter: they're talking about making the cave a museum as a testament to happen. >> the boys didn't miss the world cup, i'm sure they'll be happy to see that. >> and don't you love the humility by the divers? >> i love those guys. >> let's check in with al with a first look at the weather. >> thank you for getting your first weather from us, we

appreciate it, we're talking a lot of heat. >> it will be over 100 in jacksonville, dallas and kansas city. and look at saturday, we're looking at heat indices of over 100 degrees in tampa, birmingham, baton rouge, austin, 102 in oklahoma city, st. louis 104 with actual air temperatures in the mid-90s and on sunday it will feel like almost 100 in charleston, 102 in tallahasse, 100 in springfield, missouri, and louisville, 102 degrees. that's what's going on around the country. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

hold on. skyscraper. rated pg-13. now playing. good friday morning. we are using our mobile doppler radar to get the best view of exactly what's happening and where. we are seeing scattered showers across northern napa. the rest of the bay area fairly quiet. we'll see things drying out throughout the day. weather. guys. >> all right, al, things. coming up, mall chaos. >> we want bears.

>> an overwhelming response forces build-a-bear to shut down its pay your age promotion. how will the company make it up to those families? the ceo is with us for a live interview. and an in-depth look at today's historic meeting between president trump and queen elizabeth. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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later this morning. our computer models showing there could be scattered showers and then into the north bay once again later this morning and into the afternoon due to monsoonal moisture that's bringing us all of this energy building up in the atmosphere. later this evening the south bay starts to clear out. we'll see that dry air starting to push farther to the north heading into this evening. it is going to be a very warm day with highs of 90 degrees and upper 80s as that humidity leaves this weekend. let's get an update on how the roads are moving. >> there was recovery. they have seen quick discovery. we zoom out you see the rest of the bay is great. a little slowing around 680 and around the airport. that's about it coming through here. look at the bay bridge toll

plaza. we haven't had much more than that all morning. things will build midday. back to you. >> thank you very much. another update in a half an hour. see you then.

friday, july 13, 2018, italia. >> we'll get to the stop stories including tension over president trump's trip to england. the president and the prime minister, president trump and theresa may hold a joint news conference ahead of its highly anticipated tea with the queen. >> perhaps the uk has left the

eu. i don't know what they'll do but whatever you do is okay with me. in the clear, charges are dropped against adult film actress stormy daniels, arrested this week allegedly for touching three undercover detectives while performing at an ohio strip club. the charges were dropped. >> viral video arrest. a 62-year-old chicago man charged with a hate crime after berating a woman wearing a puerto rican t-shirt. adding the cot counts of accounts and disorderly conduct he was already facing. >> collapse caught on camera. incredible video shows a newly opened mall collapsing due to structural issues. dust and debris filling the air as it crumbles to the ground. investigators now working to determine what went wrong. >> williams' wimbledon win. serena is heading to the find just nine months after suffering

complications after giving birth. she's on a roll. >> we want to turn to the promotion that turned out to be too popular. >> build-a-bear has frustrated customers after a special promotion led to huge crowds an chaos at stores nationwide. the ceo is here for a live interview but first nbc's kerry sanders is at build-a-bear workshop in florida where things were quieter this morning. >> reporter: quieter now but not yesterday, it was quite intense. consider what the promotion was. it was pay your age day. that meant if you're five years old, you pay $5 for a bear, if you're six years old, you pay $6. a good deal and thousands of people lined up. more than 100 here that the store. unfortunately, not everybody got

take a bear home. this morning, build-a-bear executives are in full damage control mode. >> when they told you you couldn't get a bear, how did that make you feel? >> sad. >> reporter: after tens of thousands of excited customers from coast to take advantage of a big pay your age day promotion. but instead they wound up getting turned away, disappointed. >> they should anticipate the crowds and have their supply ready. >> thank you! >> reporter: it was a simple marketing idea. a bear that would normally cost $35 could make a one-year-old happy for a dollar. >> you're ten so you got your bear for ten bucks? >> yeah. >> what do you think about that? >> it's cool. >> reporter: but cool turned into hot under the collar for many. social media exploded with pictures of children who didn't get bears looking miserable and caption lines like "thanks build-a-bear for crushing the

souls of millions of kids in the u.s. "and it wasn't in the united states, the same scene played out in canada and great britain. build-a-bear issued a statement writing in part "we understand that many guests were turned away as due to safety concerns created by the crowds. unfortunately given these circumstances we were unable to serve all of our guests for the pay your age day event. the company issued vouchers to customers who were left standing in line but many went away unhappy. >> we just feel like build-a-bear took something that could have been amazing and soured it. >> of course those who did get a chance to take a braer home are thrilled. we spoke to a marketing executive who said this is one of the worst unforced errors ever. interestingly, though, the company's stock was up yesterday. hoda? >> kerry, thank you. build-a-bear's ceo sharon price john is here with us exclusively. good morning.

you saw a lot of upset parents and kids. he just talked about it being a marketing ining debacle. what went wrong? >> i want to say we are in the business of making sure kids have the best experience possible our objective was to increase ingkreecrease accessib to make their own furry friend and take it home. our insight was based on the creation of a pay your age count your candles birthday program because up to one-third of you are a sales are associated with kids' birthdays. and the birthday program for our birthday treat bear continues on this particular day was the day

to cake that off and to introduce it to people. so we put the information out there and we've done a lot of big promotions in the past. teddy bear promotion so we're -- we know about that. >> did you underestimate the kro u -- crowd? >> it far surpassed anything we could have known. we saw it wind up in social and we put a notice out that we thought the lines could be long and we worked with the malls but it was beyond anything we could have ever imagined? >> i think we can agree there's no malice here, a company have made a lot of kids asking but what would you do differently? >>. >> there was no way to have estimated the crowds, we were fully staff ed but if we could

have extended a way to make sure they serviced everyone, i would have loved that but it was the shear amount of crowds and the time we had during the day. we couldn't possibly move everyone from the process. >> there was a mom who stood in line for six hours with three kids, what would you say to her? >> it's hard breaking. there was no ill intent. we've been creating experiential retail and making sure kids have their favorite friend that they made themselves and we take that

seriously and we have a relatios important to make sure people understand that pay your age continues for the birthday treats bear that we have provided the $15 voucher. we want people to get their $15 voucher. that is good all summer, come in at your leisure, take your time to august 31 so you have the time because particularly i know some people traveled far to do this and that's disappointing and we're sorry about that. >> do you feel you owe an apology? >> absolutely. that's not what we're about and when i say we i want to take this very personally myself. it's not what i am about. i am sorry that we were not able to provide the service that we wanted. it was beyond what we could have ever imagined and we are doing our best and and we are staying focused and we're doing the best we can to make it right.

>> sharon price john, thank you so much. >> thank you, really appreciate it. >> let's head to al for a check of the weather. >> my bear was $87 so that worked out pretty well. only kidding. let's show you what we have going on. a number of storms all over. slow-moving storms, we could see anywhere from one to three inches of rain there, then we move to the southeast, we're looking at a stationary front bringing a few storms, gusty winds, downpours, rainfall amounts, anywhere from one the two inches along the southeastern atlantic coast and then as we watch this cold front move through the upper midwest it's storms with heavy rainfall, especially tomorrow, chicago will see strong storms down to kansas city, st. louis. rainfall amounts, again, one to two inches although we have flash flood watches for south good morning. i'm kari hall.

we have storm ranger in san jose scanning some unusual july rain. this activity lifting northward moving through northern sonoma. the rain has continued to move through parts of the bay area this morning. mostly scattered showers. we are going to have a very hot day inland and a wide range in temperatures with half-moon bay reaching 63 and 66 in san francisco. latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you very much. there is much more ahead this morning, including a live concert from one of the world's biggest bands, onerepublic, and hoda chewing tic tacs. >> sorry. is the middle child quickly becoming the thing of the past. >> once you have two, the argument for having the third becomes much more personal. >> why fewer and fewer couples are choosing to have larger families. >> tic tacs, the new movie capturing that awkward year of

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good friday morning. mostly farther to the north. we see scattered showers moving through. a couple of showers moving through. we'll see this moving to the north through parts of lake counties within the next 30 to 40 minutes. ov overall things are fairly quiet. oakland today we are expecting a high of 74 degrees and 56 in san francisco. 85 today in napa. drier air returns and temperatures stay hot.

let's head over for a look at the morning drive. >> it is clearer than it was a half hour ago. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see it turned off. you don't have to worry about them. one issue is eastbound 24. there is a disabled vehicle blocking one lane. it has built over the last 15 minutes. it is heading away and the rest of the bay moving very smoothly. >> thanks so much. the plane turned around and landed safely. on our twitter feed link to the full story. hunting for a bank robber they think is using a badge to impersonate a police officer. on our home page the latest target. trying to digest british prime minister that ended about

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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up prime time. >> the enduring relationship between our nations has never been stronger. >> president trump meets with the british prime minister hours after calling her out over her brexit deal. >> i told her she had to do it but she didn't listen to me. >> we're live in london with the latest. plus, missing from the middle, why more and more families are choosing not to have a third child. >> once you have two, the argument for a third is much more personal. >> so could being the middle kid be a thing of the past? we'll take a closer look. counting stars on the plaza.

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the lead singer is such a cool guy, right. >> ryan tether and people don't realize, a ton of songs you know for ed sheron and adele. >> stirring things up in the u.k. before tea with queen elizabeth today. hallie jackson joins us with more on the pop, politics and protests, good morning. >> reporter: hey, there, hoda. good morning to you. president trump left checkers here, the british version of camp david and headed to windsor castle for tea with the queen but not before essentially trying to walk back a lot of explosive interview people here in the u.k. woke up to this morning, which the president went after teresa may's policy on brexit. side by side he and the prime minister walked out hand and hand, a message that seem intended to say we're still friends, our special

relationship is still just that but the president seemed to insist that in fact, he wasn't going after teresa may when he slammed policies and seemed to imply it was fake news and talked about a recording. there is, of course, audio and in it the president goes after brix brexit. >> i didn't criticize the prime minister. i have a lot of respect for the prime minister and unfortunately, there was a story done, which was generally fine but it didn't put in what i said about the prime minister, and i said tremendous things and fortunately, we tend to record stories now so we have it for your enjoyment if you'd like it but we record when we deal with reporters the it's called fake news. we solve a lot of problems with the good old recording instrument. >> reporter: a couple other take aways here, too. while the president and prime minister seem to be okay as it related to brexit, there was a

stark contrast on immigration. the president leaned into the fiery rhetoric on immigration saying that europe is basically losing its culture immediately teresa may jumped in and said overall she believes immigration has been a good thing for the u.k. there was also discussion of russia because after this one on one the president is heading to finland where he will sit down for the most important meeting of the overseas trip, the face-to-face with vladimir putin. the president said he'll bring up election interference but didn't seem to expect a lot out of vladimir putin, the trip to finland just 72 hours away. >> it sure is. hallie jackson, thanks. while the president is overseas, supporters defended him at a chaotic hearing on capitol hill. peter strzok testified thursday for the first time since he was removed from special counsel robert mueller's russia probe. republicans grilled him about the anti trump text with lisa

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♪can i get a connection? ♪can i get can i get a connection?♪ ♪can i get a connection? (♪) ♪trying to find the old me ♪ ♪ and we're back as jenna joins us with today's talker. it's a movie taking a look at the mind fields that teens navigate. >> savannah has details. >> the movie called "eighth grade" looks at social affects

on middle schoolers. this film will have everyone talking. >> okay, growing up can be scary and weird. >> we will begin to explore these changing bodies of yours. it's going to be lit. >> do you remember middle school? i do. yeah, that's me. your first crush, all that homework, who you sit with at lunch, where do you fit in? now throw social media with likes and comments and that's what kids are dealing with today. >> really nervous all the time. i try really hard not to feel that way. >> now a new movie "eighth grade" provides a raw look at adolescent anxiety rarely seen in movies. >> she's trying so hard but can barely cope and i love the realness and rawness of that. >> variety interviewed the film's writer and director and the 15-year-old lead actress this past sunday.

>> kayla's experience is very e reflective of my own. the internet is not always smiles and obsessing emojis. >> in a recent survey of young social media users, 41% said social media makes them feel anxious, sad or depressed and 24% of teens said social media had a mostly negative impact. >> so the topic of today's video is being yourself. being yourself can be hard and it's like aren't i always being myself? and yeah, for sure, but being yourself is like not changing yourself to impress someone else. >> i actually think it's realism for the kids because it feels like walking over across the hallway and talking to your crush feels like going to slay a big snake draggen. >> this movie takes you back to the awkward moments and more serious challenges, too. a truth or dare scene in the backseat of a car might have once been considered just teen

boys being boys. now, in this me, too, era it carries a whole new meaning. though the movement largely focused on adults, a study shows 43% of middle school students experienced sexual harassment from peers. >> i feel like everyone knows a guy like that in high school. >> but mostly, the movie makes being an eighth grade girl something everyone can understand. >> there is anxiety and the moments of tension and just that sitting there being like i can't, oh, that's way too familiar. >> most people can remember their awkward adolescent experiences and for me as someone who struggled with and honestly still struggles with anxiety it was all too familiar and let me tell you, eighth grade was not my year and the main character explains her feeling of nervousness, the butterflies you get waiting for a roller costar but without the

relief of riding the ride which gave me the chills but you feel that way as the viewer because of how well it's done. >> savannah, that is great. we were talking about our horrible, awkward picked on years. >> those sixty, seventh and eight grade years, tough. >> middle school is hard. >> don't forget to look for savannah on nbc's stay tuned. carson, you're headed to the o.r. >> i am. we got a clip taking over the internet now from mike in san diego. he shared this simple video of a lemon rolling down the street there and wrote today as i was walking home after my run i saw a lemon rolling down the hill for a quarter mile and now you can see it, too, and boy, people, are infatuated. the video has been seen more than 6 million times on twitter. in case you're watching closely waiting for something big, spoiler alert, it doesn't. after 1:51, it comes to a stop and that's it. [ laughter ] >> that's it?

>> that's all it took for social media users to find a new internet hero. let's go to the tweets. this lemon wasn't stopping for anyone or anything and this lemon is my idle aai idol and r. if this lemon can keep on rolling, you can, too. be your best lemon. al and mike went back to get the lemon and brought it home and washed it and weighed it. weighs half a pound and let it hang out in the backyard to bring lemon idol stuff there. make him feel good. i don't know what is going on with the lemon but people are reading into it. people are saying what should he do with the lemon? make lemonade? eat it. >> you don't eat a lemon like that all at once. >> a garnish in a drink. >> friday. >> would it be bad to consume the lemon in a cocktail? you get that lemon never stops mojo. >> the purpose. >> good question. all things we can ponder. >> i can't believe comedy --

>> 6 million. >> hod ark thia thinks it was a. >> half a pound? >> some lemons are big. >> not the right shape for a consistent roll. >> very, very -- >> it's a run -- >> grade fruit. baby grapefruit. >> the nominees are -- >> when it comes to this year's all-important emmy nominations, netflix is making its presence felt with shows like "stranger

things," "grace and frankie" and amazon and hulu are getting in on the action, too. >> throughout the '90s and 2000s it was all about the rise of cable and now the rise of streaming. >> hbo signature shows still received the most overall nominations while "saturday night live" got 21 nominations, including variety sketch series. another change this year, someone besides julia louis-dreyfus will win best comedy actress. her battle with cancer delayed the show's filming, opening up the field to new contenders. >> i think you'll see rachiel wo won the golden globe earlier this year for best actress in a comedy. >> and first nomination for jessica beal in "the center." the only broadcast show nominated for best drama nbc's "this is us."

notable snubs this year include "modern family" passed over for the first time since 2010. and "roseanne" following the firing of the show's star for her racially charged remarks but a nod for supporting actress. this year's emmys could mark a career milestone for john legend in nbc's "jesus christ superstar." >> john legend who has a tons of grammys and tony and now an oscar could complete it with his two nominations. >> our fingers crossed there for john legend. the winner announced on nbc september 17th right here and hos hosts. by the way, a nominee on our own team "the voice" nominated for best reality competition show. carson, congratulations to you and the gang at "the voice."

well deserved. >> thank you very much. he john legend, he deserves to win. >> nattily,, thanks. amy schumer posted this picture on thursday with the caption lisa evans and are cooking something up. people thought this was a pregnancy announcement. however, she quickly put the rumors to rest with this video. >> i am not pregnant. i am not pregnant. it looked like i was pointing to a bump or something, i'm not. lisa evans and i have created a clothing line, that is what i was trying to allude to. but, thank you for thinking of my womb. >> there you go. and, finally, the viral dance challenge set to drake song "in my feelings."

completely taking over social media. everyone seems to be doing it. sterling k. brown and susan took part. you see ciara and will smith took this challenge to brand-new heights dancing on top of a bridge in budapest. take a look. ♪ >> will smith travels with a drone. >> drone shot. high access. the video caught drake's attention who commented, wow. the video is done. wait, i'm sorry, yeah, i'm just getting word now, there is one more challenge. we have it. let's roll it. ♪ >> there they are. our own "today" show. >> we were trying to get everybody out. but we didn't have a lot of takers. you guys were like, no way. >> well, it was close.

>> thank you. al, you have a look >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're tracking some rain moving through parts of the north bay this morning. a lot of the lightning staying off shore and things are fairly quiet elsewhere across the bay area. as we zoom in to northern sonoma county, we'll see that rain continuing to move off towards the north. and it's still going to be a hot day for the inland valleys, reaching into the lower 90s. higher humidity will make it feel worse. today in san jose, a high of 86. >> that's your latest weather. hoda. >> thank you, al. so where do you fall in your family's pecking order? >> if the answer is right in the middle, at times you may feel overlooked. you may not like what jenna is about to tell you. >> this serious news. it started with an article in new york magazine that asked if

middle children are baseballing a thing of the past. it got us thinking about birth order and the impact on those stuck in the middle. there they are in all those family photos. none of the privileges of being the oldest, none of the attention from being the youngest. but don't take those middle children for granted. according to new york magazine, they are quickly becoming a thing of the past. >> i believe we're at a historic low birth rate right now in the u.s. and we're also at a historic gap between the number of kids people are actually having and the number of kids they say they would like to have. >> in the mid-70s 59% of women their 40 had three or more children. these days the numbers are nearly reversed with 32% having three or more kids and 53% with one or two. that means there are far fewer siblings in the middle. >> a lot of people are reluctant to have only one because their kid won't have a sibling.

once you have two, the argument for having a third becomes much more personal and does become more about whether you can afford it, whether you have the space. >> in fact, in 2013, gallop asked couples why they aren't having more children. 5% said the cost of raising a child. 11% pointed to concerns over the economy and jobs. just 6% said it was a personal choice. still, middle children have played a big role in pop culture. >> hi, mom. >> from peter and jan brady. >> marsha marsha marsha. >> to malcolm in the middle. >> and don't forget carlton. the author of smack-dab, a middle child's blog. autoacy middle, married to a middle, speaking out on behalf of middles everywhere. >> most universal stereotype for middles, we have this never ending need for attention. we didn't feel like we got it

growing up so we're constantly seeking it. the reality, turned it into a positive. >> famous middle kids who won't be overlooked. president trump and ivanka, j. lo, bill gates. david letterman and judd apatow. brokering peace between siblings middle kids are skilled diplomats and loyal friends. so will the thought of a middle kid extinction entice parents to have more children? probably not. but those in the know say middles will be missed. >> while the world would be a quieter place with maybe less whining, i think it would also be a more boring place. >> you know, it did make me think, maybe i'll have a third kid. i'm not making that announcement. >> does henry know about this? >> no. he's not watching. it is interesting to think about changing the dynamic, that middle kids aren't just like i need attention, marsha marsha marsha but empathetic. >> you are a middle kids.

>> you look through photo albums you see a million pictures of my sister, my brother, i was like, am i there? they get excited about the firs) good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. authorities are on the hunt for a serial bank robber. they believe that started at least three bay area banks. investigators are calling him the faux badge bandit. the fbi said he earlier robbed a string of banks in southern california and now think he's hitting the bay area banks. agents are listing at least three in cupertino, danville and san roman. the fib is offering a $5,000 reward to catch him. right now, let's get a look at your morning commute. >> a slowdown across the san mateo bridge westbound. just past the toll plaza, the

flat section, and it goes all the way over to the high rise. that's your commute direction. this is the late build on what's been a very easy day. the dumbarton bridge, an easier drive. hopefully the bridge crew can clear that soon. we're looking at the rest of the bay, south bay, and allowing either side of the bay, a very smooth flow. we do have one more crash at east 24. that's getting away from the bay bridge. that crash has been cleared from the lane. we've had about ten minutes. you should see some soon. they turned on the metering lights. expect a build in the next few hours towards midday. back to you. >> all right, mike, we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

it is friday the 13th, the excitement here at a fearvered pitch you guys. we're about to have a live concert with onerepublic. >> super fan jennifer in jersey city. come this way. let me introduce you to jennifer. come on down. here she is. jen, how are you? >> i'm so great. >> you love onerepublic. >> i do love them.

>> good things seem to happen after onerepublic shows. >> i got engaged last year after their concert. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> we notice have you a photo with the guys. when was that? >> 2007. probably 20 people playing at this concert and i've loved them every since. >> what would be fun since having them, let's recreate the photo. come up with me. let's jennifer up with onerepublic and the guys. up the stairs. it's been a long time, 11 years. the boys look a lot different. there they are. onerepublic, this is jennifer. come on, let's get over here. give me the picture. good professional. . thank you, boys. there's the photo. >> oh, my god. >> from california in 2007.

>> i remember the show. >> we played healdsburg, california, which is wine country. i remember, because it was the first time we got paid to play a gig. >> you remember 11 years ago. >> we got paid like five grand, which i'm pretty sure made the promoter go broke. >> it was my brother. >> it was your brother? >> everybody knows everybody around here. >> i got to go in. >> we still talk about this show. >> ryan. >> her brother's name is ryan like me. he paid is five grand. i'm pretty sure he lost every penny but it was worth it to us. let's recreate it. >> missing a hat but i'll take the glasses off. >> there we go. let me get out of the shot. jennifer, jersey city. >> right behind you. >> i'm so much more handsome back then. it's ridiculous. >> ryan, you should pay her brother five grand back.

you're good for it now. >> that show, we booked it off of myspace. >> there you go. >> justin timberlake bought for $30. >> he made a couple bucks off that. >> jen, i've got to take you back. the boys have to get ready. how about that, guys. >> awesome. >> she's practically part of the band at this moment. we're going to get to our concert with onerepublic in a moment but first al had a check of the weather. >> the weekend outlook today, we're looking at heavy rain in the upper midwest, sunny and hot in the pacific northwest, sunshine in the northeast. for tomorrow heavy rain moves spot ohio river valley, hot and dry in the northeast. plenty of heat and humidity making its way through texas. humidity increases in the northeast. triple digits 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 still watching that rain moving further to the north as we see it moving across northern sonoma county and now into

mendeseno county. there are some pockets of heavy rain approaching cloverdale. the rest of the bay area will have high humidity. but the humidity will be dropping through the day. temperatures reaching into the low 90s for the inland valley. san jose, 86. 66 today in san francisco. >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" proudly presented to you by citi. onerepublic multi-platinum and grammy nominated. so happy to have them on our summer stage concert tour. first a look how they got here. they have been counting stars and hits for more than 10 years. >> 16 million albums sold and dreams, onerepublic has solidified their spot in music history. ♪ too late to apologize their breakout single

"apologize" shattered sales and air play worldwide earning onerepublic a grammy nomination. since then front man ryan has made music with some of the bigst names in the business including taylor swift earning him three grammys. the chart topping "counting stars" the first video by a band viewed one time on youtube. this summer on tour and our concert plaza is one of their stops. and ladies and gentlemen, here they are, onerepublic. ♪ lately i been i been losing sleep ♪ ♪ dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ ♪ but, baby, i been i been prayin' hard ♪

♪ said no more counting dollars we'll be counting stars ♪ ♪ yeah we'll be counting stars ♪ ♪ i see this life like a swinging vine ♪ ♪ swing my heart across the line ♪ ♪ in my face is flashing signs seek it out and ye shall find ♪ ♪ old, but i'm not that old young, but i'm not that bold ♪ ♪ and i don't think the world is sold ♪ ♪ i'm just doing what we're told ♪ ♪ i feel something so right doing the wrong thing ♪ ♪ i feel something so wrong doing the right thing ♪

♪ i could lie could lie, could lie ♪ ♪ everything that kills me makes me feel alive ♪ ♪ lately i been i been losing sleep ♪ ♪ dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ ♪ but, baby, i been i been prayin' hard ♪ ♪ said no more counting dollars we'll be counting stars ♪ ♪ lately i been i been losing sleep ♪ ♪ dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ ♪ but, baby, i been i been prayin' hard ♪ ♪ said no more counting dollars we'll be ♪ ♪ we'll be counting stars ♪ i feel the love and i feel it burn ♪ ♪ down this river every turn hope is a four-letter word ♪ ♪ make that money watch it burn ♪ ♪ old, but i'm not that old young, but i'm not that bold ♪ ♪ and i don't think

the world is sold ♪ ♪ i'm just doing what we're told ♪ ♪ i feel something so right doing the wrong thing ♪ ♪ i could lie could lie, could lie ♪ ♪ everything that downs me makes me wanna fly ♪ ♪ lately i been i been losing sleep ♪ ♪ dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ ♪ but, baby, i been i been prayin' hard ♪ ♪ said no more counting dollars we'll be counting stars ♪ ♪ lately i been i been losing sleep ♪ ♪ dreaming about the things that we could be ♪ ♪ but, baby, i been i been prayin' hard ♪ ♪ said no more counting dollars we'll be ♪ ♪ we'll be counting stars ♪ take that money watch it burn ♪ ♪ sink in the river the lessons i learned ♪ ♪ take that money watch it burn ♪ ♪ sink in the river the lessons i learned ♪ ♪ take that money watch it burn ♪

♪ sink in the river the lessons i learned ♪ ♪ take that money watch it burn ♪ ♪ sink in the river the lessons i learned ♪ >> we are going to have so much more with with onerepublic. but first this is "today" on -- >> nbc! hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ]

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would have. >> no idea. we were broke, playing the sun set strip. for two or three years we were paying to play, we had been dropped by a record label. the power of the internet, that's what blew it up. >> you've always been on the cutting edge, your new single, "connection" is a hit. you're at the point where you're releasing singles instead of making a new album. >> yes. we are making a new album. what we realized doing this you need a tour on album. we'll be dropping singles until that. >> you're also a writer. what's your favorite song you've ever written. >> my favorite song, rumor, adele. we wrote it in 45 minutes and san diego it from one local take. did the whole thing, three minutes, it was done.

bedidn't do any more takes. >> you guys kind of flew under the radar, people don't recognize you on the street. is that still the case? >> new york, london, maybe twice, three times a day but i also wear baseball hats and sunglasses. >> do you like that? >> i do. >> the day, if i got crazy famous, couldn't walk around new york, go to paris and enjoy myself, i would lose my mind. >> you can't do karaoke. >> i'll do bohemiaen rap and they will say oh, my god. >> i traveled with ryan. you did do some karaoke. >> yes. >> i hope you're better doing karaoke than cooking steak. he set his house on fire. >> you didn't air the clip where the fire started. >> what are you going to sing for us now. >> our new hit kickboxing --

connection. >> take it away. >> take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ can i get a connection? can i get, can i get a connection? ♪ ♪ real friends, good friends hard to find let's face it ♪ ♪ find the perfect tone and there is a flood in the basement ♪ ♪ made a couple dollars and now ain't tryin' to chase it ♪

♪ kid from oklahoma man we don't waist it ♪ ♪ i'm just trying to paint the picture for me ♪ ♪ something i could give a damn about at maybe 40 ♪ ♪ years and i be ready and willing and able to edit the story ♪ ♪ because there's so many people here to be so damn lonely ♪ can i get a connection ♪ can i get can i get a connection ♪ ♪ can i get a connection can i get can i get a connection ♪ ♪ ♪ right now right now prime minister i'm switching to a new lane foot to the floor man searching for the real thing ♪ ♪ meet somebody else president saints ain't no shame ♪

♪ it's like can i get a connection can i get can i get a connection ♪ ♪ can i get a connection. >> i can see it in my see it in my reflection ♪ ♪ can i get a connection can i get can i get a connection ♪ ♪ >> thank you. that is onerepublic. thank you, fellas. just ahead they are going to perform one of their biggest fan favorites. but first on a beautiful friday morning, this is "today" on nbc. [music playing] (vo) pursue what drives you at the summer of audi sales event.

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guys, take it away. ♪ ♪ i'm holding on a rope got me ten feet off the ground ♪ ♪ i'm hearin' what you say but i just can't make a sound ♪ ♪ you tell me that you need me then you go and cut me down ♪ ♪ but wait you tell me that you're sorry ♪ ♪ didn't think i'd turn around and say ♪ ♪ that it's too late to apologize ♪ ♪ too late said it's too late ♪ ♪ to apologize

too late ♪ ♪ i'd take another chance take a fall ♪ ♪ take a shot for you i need you ♪ ♪ like a heart needs a beat it's nothing new, yeah ♪ ♪ i loved you with a fire red ♪ ♪ now, it's turning blue and you say ♪ ♪ sorry, lord the angel heaven ♪ ♪ let me think it was you but i'm afraid ♪ ♪ it's too late to apologize ♪ ♪ too late said it's too late ♪ ♪ to apologize too late ♪

♪ too late said it's too late ♪ ♪ to apologize too late ♪ ♪ too late said it's too late ♪ ♪ to apologize too late ♪ said it's too late ♪ ♪ to apologize too late ♪ ♪ i'm holding on a rope got me ten feet off the ground ♪

always a great show from onerepublic. guys, thanks. don't forget to catch them this summer out on tour. we're back in a moment. ayis is "tod

how about onerepublic singing one more song. >> they are incredible. >> they don't have to. they are doing it for the crowd. >> you know what happened? this chair is supposed to be filled by jenna bush hagan. she went back and had everybody say, one more song. >> by the way, somebody in the

crowd wanted you to have this. >> you can't go wrong. >> you have a daily click? >> sums up what it's like to have a sibling. take a look. >> oh, yes. >> that's it right there. >> how are you? >> if you know anything about siblings, the one thing we know for sure is that revenge came swift. >> oh, my word. >> but it was okay. >> all right. willie, got something good coming up? >> coming up on sunday, another great band lady antebellum bell um, lady a, one of the biggest bands in the world, waiting to go on tour, final rehearsals, inside that airplane hangar sized place where they set up a rig. full concert experience. they let us sit and watch. what a fun band to sit and talk with and hang out with. >> nicest in the business. >> they really are. >> every time he sits down with

you he makes news somehow so i'm going to be tuning in. >> thank you, hoda. megyn kelly up next but first a look at news and weather. ♪ . this is an nbc news special report. here is lester holt. >> good day everyone from london on an incredibly busy news day. in fact, we're coming on the air for two developing stories. first, let me set the scene. where president trump and the first lady are being welcomed by the queen. they choppered in and the honor

guard will play the national anthem. in washington d.c. we learned of a news conference by rod reesen ste -- rod rosenstein. a news conference expected to start there shortly. our own indications it will be an announcement of some kind of indictment. pete williams is standing by. pete, what do you know? >> not much more than what you said, lester. rod rosenstein is overseeing the russia investigation and all the significant announcements have been made by him and we expect that's what we'll hear shortly and probably five or six minutes from now, new charges filed by the special counsel team. it comes at an interesting time for them. in a couple weeks they will start the first trial against paul manafort across the river in virginia. but it's by no means -- it's work is by no means done and this will advance a little bit. it's interesting timing, too, because it is russia related. the president will be meeting

with vladimir putin in a couple days on monday, lester. >> all right. pete williams we'll come back to you. that news conference expected to begin any minute. back to the business in england, the protest behind me in central london at windsor palace, the queen is welcoming the president and mrs. trump and we'll go to cnbc, great to have you. >> every president except johnson has been welcomed. >> the queen has met 11 or 12 presidents from truman up to trump today will be the 12th president, not lyndon johnson but only three in fact, lester have been welcomed formally to windsor castle. that's region, bush and obama. >> you see the ceremony and at some point they will retire for tea out of the coamera.

how does that work? is it small talk or do they talk politics and world events? >> the most remarkably thing about her majesty. the queen, she steps away prom matters of daily politics and keeps an impartial tone but there will be a message the head of the government, teresa may will have passed on to say can you quietly in a diplomatic way get this message across, that will be much appreciated on my part and in the splendor surroundings with the respect and wisdom she commands, she often has more success of doing it that way than trying to co-horse leco co-worcotell the ladies. >> they choppered in and met today and had lunch with teresa may, the prime minister here. some difference on issues of immigration but both playing down a rather damaging and revealing exclusive interview the president gave with "the sun newspaper" here in which he

seemed to be critical of theresa may's handling of brexit and also suggesting that dealing with the e.u. going forward in terms of trade might damage both seem to be walking that back a little bit today. the president also making news on a number of points as he prepares to head monday to the summit in helsinki with vladimir putin, suggesting the mueller investigation which he called a witch hunt has actually hurt u.s. relations with russia. the president obviously likely aware we should say of rod rosenstein announcing some sort of indictment in the mueller investigation in the coming minutes. timing is certainly interesting. we're told from folks at the justice department they're well aware of the president's movements here. we will all wait to see how this plays out. the honor guards there at