live update. >> don't b miss the maryland day shoi shoe at 11:00. have a great morning. it's monday. make it a great week. good morning breaking overnight, trading threats. iran's new warning for the u.s. talks tough. >> i'm not looking for war if there is, it will be obliteration like you've never seen before. just ahead secretary of ste mik the middle east for talks this morning. the u.s. preparing tough, new sanctions today. on ice president trump delays his plan to deport millions of migrants coast to coast but says it will happen in two weeks if congress can't reach an immigration deal. what happens next? flash flood emergency. waters rising across the midwest once again tens of millions at risk this morning.

more severe storms on the way. all that, plus, midair mystery. new questions about that deadly crash of a skydiving plane in hawaii why investigators are focusing on this alarming incident with the same plane stadium scare. yet another fan sent to the hospital after being hit by a foul ball. this morning, the new calls for major league baseball to take immediate action and mick keeps on rolling. the legendary rolling stones front man returns to the stage for the first time since heart surgery, to the delight of fans around the world today, monday, june 24th, 2019 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza hi, everybody. good morning welcome to "today" on a monday morning. good to start it up on a monday

morning with a little mick jagger, rolling stones. >> mick jagger is 75 years old, launched the tour on friday in chicago. showed no signs of heart trouble. >> i know. we're going to find out how he is doing in a moment let's get to our top story the trump administration and iran trading new threats this morning after the president called off those military strikes but issued some new threats. there's another major reversal from the white house on another topic, and it is making headlines as well this morning we have complete coverage. we'll start with nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel. richard, good morning to you >> reporter: good morning, savannah after a new threat from president trump, the head of iran's navy this morning is warning that iran is capable of shooting down another american surveillance drone, as the administration is now gathering its allies against iran. arriving in saudi arabia this morning in a blinding sandstorm, secretary of state mike pompeo on a mission to build an international alliance against

iran >> talking with them on how to make sure we are all strategically aligned and how we can build out a global coalition. not only the gulf states but through asia and europe, as we prepare to push back on the world's largest state sponsor of terror. >> reporter: president trump sending out his aides to meet with iran's biggest enemies. national security advise john bolton has pushed for regime change for years, and he met ove minister benjamin perhaps the ultimate iran hawk >> neither iran nor any other hostil u.s. prudence and discretion fo weakness no one has granted them a hunting license in the middle east >> reporter: president trump pulled back from attacking iran after it shot down an american surveillance drone but on "meet the press" this

weekend, he offered iran a carrot and a very big stick. >> i'm not looking for war if there is, it'll be obliteration like you've never seen before. but i'm not looking to do that but you can't have a nuclear weapon you want to talk, good >> reporter: to force iran to negotiate, the u.s. says it will hit the country with more economic sanctions today but it is presidenttrump's tightene though iran wa obama nuclear to lash out in the first place the u.s. is chipping away at iran in ways that aren't always visible. reportedly launching a cyberattack against control systems. u.s. officials allege iran used them to attack two tankers in the persian gulf defense departmen they don't discuss cyber operations iran insists it did not attack the tankers, that the country was framed by saudi arabia, the

uae, and israel, which it says want to start a war. >> richard, the secretary of state is there now trying to, i guess, put together a coalition. what more do you know about that >> reporter: so if you look at where the top advisers to the president on foreign policy are going, they're going to places that are against iran. israel, saudi arabia secretary pompeo also going to the uae. it seems like washington is trying to put together an alliance against iran leading up to the g20 summit at the end of this week in japan. >> all right richard engel leading us off, thank you. now to another sudden reversal by president trump, hitting pause at the last minute on that threat to start deporting millions of migrants nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker has more on that. good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you this was another dramatic shift by president trump deportation raids were set to

target ten cities all across the country on sunday. but the president pulled back just hours before that self-imposed deadline. the question now, what happens next to all those undocumented families at the border, and what, if anything, can lawmakers do about it? this morning, president trump's abrupt immigration aboutface, after threatening mass deportations of undocumented migrants mr. trump reversed course over the weekend, saying he would delay the raids that would have led to thousands of undocumented migrants being deported. the president now demanding democrats negotiate a border deal within the next two weeks, or else see those deportations begin as planned something he discussed on "meet the press" before announcing the delay. >> if the democrats would change the asylum laws and the loopholes, which they refuse to do because they think it's good politics, everything would be solved immediately >> reporter: two department of homeland security officials telling nbc news, the raids were called off because details had leaked to the media, and because i.c.e. did not have plans in place for detaining the 2,000

immigrants, mainly families. president trump tweeting, it was to give the democrats every last chance to quickly negotiate. adding that it probably won't happen. >> we are on track this year to have more than a million people come into our country illegally. >> reporter: with the new two-week deadline ticking, democrats are pushing back house speaker nancy pelosi saying the raids would tear families apart and inject terror into our communities adding, time is needed for comprehensive immigration reform all this amid troubling stories from the border about the unsafe and unsanitary conditions at u.s. facilities. including a lack of food and water. overnight, advocates saying children are caught in the crosshairs >> these children are hungry, they are sick, they're being locked up. >> reporter: with the hashtag close the camps trending nationwide, chuck todd pressed the president. >> the conditions are terrible. >> i agree it's been that way for a long time.

>> do something. >> president obama built the cages. remember, they said i built them >> do two wrongs make a right? >> reporter: the question now, can the trump administration get the deal it wants? >> it is essential that congress step up. >> so, kristen, we heard the president there telling chuck he wants a deal to change the asylum laws. he wants lawmakers to do it in two weeks. how realistic of an expectation is that? >> reporter: it's pretty remarkable, craig, because there's really broad agreement here in washington that it's unlikely democrats and republicans would be able to strike a deal to overhaul the asylum laws in just two weeks. they're so complicated what is more likely though, both the house and senate are poised to take up legislation that would provide $4.5 billion in new funding to resources at the u.s./mexico border that's something the trump administration has asked for now, it's possible the president would see the passage of that legislation, if it happens, as progress, but it is not clear that would prevent him from moving forward with deportations in two weeks, craig and savannah. >> kristen welker, thank you.

trouble on the home front for presidential hopeful pete buttigieg. the southbend, indiana, leaving the campaign trai respond to a police shooting in his city yesterday, he got an earful from frustrated residents nbc's hallie jackson has that story for us good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that first democratic primary debate is in just three days, and we've now learned one of the most buzzed about candidates, mayor pete buttigieg, does plan to be here normally, this wouldn't be a question in this instance, buttigieg has stepped away from the campaign trail several times over the last week to deal with a growing controversy back home in indiana. the police-involved shooting with now anger boiling over. >> don't scream at them. >> reporter: chaotic and emotional. >> get the people that are racists off the streets. >> reporter: voices and tensions raised at a south bend town hall. >> i'd love to be able to finish my reply, if that's okay >> reporter: mayor pete

buttigieg facing his community one week after a white south bend police officer shot and killed a black man police say eric logan allegedly approached sergeant o'neil with a knife and was then fired on. the officer's body camera was never turned on. >> i don't want to seem defensive, but we've taken a lot of steps they clearly haven't been enough i cannot accept the suggestion that we did nothing. >> reporter: now, angry voters want answers from buttigieg, and it's not the first time. early in his term as mayor, buttigieg demoted the city's first black police chief, who had ordered the taping of phone calls of senior officers who he said made racist comments about him. >> what i hope african-americans watching this see is our city is facing this. we're not running away from it. >> reporter: buttigieg has stepped away from the national campaign trail several times this week to focus on the fallout from eric logan's death.

>> lives matter >> yeah. we want to hear you say it. >> of course, black lives matter >> reporter: he did appear at a south carolina democratic convention this weekend, along with 20 other democratic candidates that includes senator kamala harris, met by a marching band in the early voting state she hopes to dominate. >> let's start the next chapter. let's turn the page. >> reporter: that may have been a reference to joe biden, the former vice president also in south carolina in an interview with msnbc's al sharpton, biden again addressed the controversy over his recent comments about working with segregationist senators decades ago. >> let me tel you've got to deal with what's in front of you. it was racists, and we had to defeat them. >> reporter: somebody else who has been on the trail in south carolina, senator bernie sanders. today, senator sanders is out with an ambitious new proposal to wipe out student loan debt for every american some 45 million people in this country have some kind of student loan debt, to the tune of $1.6 trillion the big question, of course, how does sanders plan to pay for it? he is proposing raising taxes on wall street to foot the bill savannah and craig

>> hallie, thank you so much reminder, the first democratic presidential debate this wednesday and thursday nights. i'll be one of the moderators with lester holt, chuck todd, rachel maddow, and jose diaz-balart. you can see it here, msnbc, and telemundo. >> dangerous flooding onc again targeting millions in the midwest and the south. dylan is in for al on this monday good morning. >> good morning, guys. yes, that area was hit hard over the weekend. take a look at the hailstorm in elsworth, kansas reports of hail the size of golf balls, to the point where it just accumulated so much drifts were seen in south bend, indiana, we had a reported tornado we don't know the exact strength yet, but it'll be surveyed today by the national weather service. this will be the first tornado in south bend in june since 1980 actually, did cause a lot of damage fortunately, no injuries out of this also in seneca, missouri, we saw significant flooding a lot of the rivers are at moderate or major flood stage. some areas reported flooding as high as 7 feet

parts of this town were closed to inbound traffic, trying to keep people safe until that flooding did recede a little bit. now, this area, we are going to see more rain and more thunderstorms redevelop later on this afternoon in the meantime, we do have some of our strongest storms right now down across mississippi with severe thunderstorm warnings in effect also back toward houston, we have a ground stop at the airport because the rain is coming down so hard. later on this afternoon into this evening, this is the area where we do have a slight risk of stronger storms, including chicago, pittsburgh, atlanta large hail, damaging winds, but only a small threat of tornadoes possible if you are traveling, we are going to see significant delays in houston this morning. nashville later today. this evening, we could see some of those delays at the airports. also affecting chicago, minneapolis, over to cleveland, as well. savannah >> dylan, thank you. lots more to get to this morning. an emotional memorial in new hampshire for seven motorcyclists killed in a devastating crash with a truck

investigators are calling it one of the worst accidents in state history. stephanie gosk joins us with the details on this. this is a heartbreaker >> terrible story. the veterans were part of a motorcycle club, the jar heads they were heading to pitch in at a fundraiser at a nearby american legion when disaster struck the biker community is left stunned by the tragedy, as police try to determine how it happened. >> reporter: authorities are trying to piece together what caused the devastating crash on a rural new hampshire highway. >> there is a vehicle on fire. >> route 2 is going to be closed down for quite a while. >> reporter: seven people were killed friday evening after authorities say a pickup truck hauling a trailer collided with a group of ten motorcycles scattering bikers across the road, as the truck burst into flames >> i don't think any of us can understand how these families are doing. i don't think that the word "devastation" can begin to describe the pain and the anguish. >> reporter: new hampshire's chief medical examiner concluding all of the deaths were caused by blunt trauma.

the victims were all members or supporters of a tight-knit philanthropic group of marine veterans known as the jar heads motorcycle club. >> it was awful. it was awful >> reporter: robero is the group's president. >> these are some of the greatest people i've come across in my life i mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: describing the scene as he and others tried to help. >> i remember running up and down the road, just trying to figure out who was where and recognized people. it was absolute chaos. it was like nothing i've ever seen in my life. ♪ land that i love >> reporter: over the weekend, a community in mourning came together for a night of remembrance and prayer. >> i just felt called, you know, to come out and be a part of the vigil.

you know, share my love. >> we're devastated. you know, we're not immediate family, but we are we're all connected. >> driver of the truck, a 23-year-old transportation worker, survived, but he has not been charged authorities decline to say whether that could change, though they are investigating. new hampshire's governor ordering all flags on public buildings and grounds in the state flying from half-staff today. >> this group has been around four years or so. >> yeah. they were doing good work, helping out veterans, you know >> heading to the american legion to do more good work. thank you, steph. >> thank you also this morning, major league baseball facing new calls now to improve safety at its ballparks after yet another fan was hospitalized after being hit in the head by a foul ball nbc's steve patterson has more on that. steve, good morning. >> good morning to you the latest incident happened at yesterday's game, right here in los angeles, between the dodgers and the colorado rockies a young girl hit in the head by

a hard line drive off the bat of dodgers first baseman cody bellinger. it comes days after two other teams announce they plan to extend the safety nets to keep fans safe. >> rifles it foul. >> reporter: another scary moment during a major league baseball game. a young girl sitting in the stands at dodger stadium struck in the head by a foul ball the ball, hit by dodgers first baseman cody bellinger, sailed into the strands, just beyond the protective netting. >> i saw it literally hit her face it was tough tough for everyone. >> reporter: bellinger later checking on her himself. >> i went over, just to make sure she said she was all right, gave me the thumbs up obviously it was a scary situation. yeah, i mean, they're close to the playing field. >> reporter: the young woman, who has not been identified, remained in her seat about 15 minutes, holding an ice pack to her head she was later taken to the hospital as a precaution, according to the team.

>> you feel for that person. you never want anything like that to happen. >> reporter: a woman died last august after being struck in the dead by a foul ball at dodger stadium. last month, a young girl was hit by a foul ball in houston that left the hitter visibly shaken on the field. >> this one hurts. >> yeah. it's frightening. >> reporter: in 2015, major league baseball recommended teams extend their netting, dugout to dugout, and all 30 teams did so by 2018 now, the chicago white sox are moving their netting all the way to the foul pole in the outfield the texas rangers and washington nationals will move their netting farther than required. so far, they're the first clubs to announce such plans the latest incident giving the dodgers a chance to look at jaw-dropping accidents happening to fans in the stands. >> i think that definitely, you know, talks like that need to intensify. for me, as we talk about getting ahead of things, i don't see anything wrong with that idea. >> we reached out to the dodgers and major league baseball for

comment and have not yet heard back from either craig and savannah >> steve patterson in los angeles. major league baseball has to figure this out. >> yeah. hot debate right now with a lot of fans going, and they want to have the experience, sit close. >> protection seems like a no-brainer. >> it does dylan, let's get the rest of your forecast, my dear. >> besides the rain in the middle of the country, we'll see oppressive heat in the southeast. it's going to feel like it is above 100 degrees. out west, lots of sunshine from washington all the way down into california the southwest is hot with temperatures above 100 that's a look at the weather across the country we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds ♪ baby i'm not even in a gown ♪ and the only thing u have to say is wow ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ ♪ and you never felt this type of emotion ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪

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shots fired in the area and two people walking out of the home suffering from grunshot wounds. police say several other people escaped. we are still trying to hear from the police on what the possible motive was behind this quadruple murder-suicide. let's check in with with meteorologist kari hall. a good day to take the kids to the park. >> you want to get out early if you're going to be in the valleys and san jose. we're starting out with sunshine. and the clouds and the the fog near the coast we'll will bring it down a few more degrees. still in the 60s in san francisco. mid-80s for san jose. 90 in antioch. napa, a high of 84. cooling off through the week. and by wednesday we're seeing highs all across the bay area in the mid-70s. let's get an update on the commute from mike. they did build anywhere north of highway 17 or 880. that's 285 and 101. we're talking with those

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we are back. 7:30 on this monday morning, june 24th, 2019. we have quite the energetic crowd starting their week on the plaza. beautiful morning. we're going we are back. 7:30 on this monday morning, june 24th, 2019. we have quite the energetic crowd starting their week on the plaza. beautiful morning. we're going to get outside and say hello in a bit. >> we will let's start the morning with the headlines. secretary of state mike pompeo arrived in saudi arabia overnight on an emergency mission to build an international coalition against iran pompeo's trip comes just days after the president called off a military strike against iran that was to be retaliation for shooting down an unmanned u.s. drone. in jerusalem yesterday, national security adviser john bolton cautioned that iran should not take the president's reversal as a sign of weakness in the meantime, the president

warning of new sanctions against iran today the country said to have the ability to shoot down more american drones. more than 50 million americans are at risk from severe storms today after a weekend of violent weather in the south and midwest. there were a half dozen reports of tornadoes, including one rolling through south bend, indiana, on sunday that one damaged buildings, brought down trees and power lines, as well in kansas, large hailstones pounded cars and houses. evacuations were ordered after heavy rains caused flash flooding in the south. emergency officials closed all of the roads leading into seneca, missouri, while floodwaters were in the streets. the winning numbers in north carolina's pick 4 lottery night were 0, 0, 0, and 0. more than 2,000 people played those numbers. those who bought $1 tickets got five grand apiece. winners should expect lines when they claim prizes. >> who knew there were so many

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figure out the crash and killed all 11 people on board >> we ran as fast as we could, but there was nothing we could do. >> reporter: ntsb saying they're looking into a previous close call in the same aircraft, and planning to review this video from 2016 that appears to show the same plane losing control during another skydiving jump. the video posted to youtube, showing panic inside the king air, as it stalled several times and spun uncontrollably over california skydivers scrambling to jump out. >> out, out, out >> reporter: in that instance, skydiver's body cameras showing pieces of the airplane falling out of the sky the pilot landing safely th failing to maintain proper a speed and keeping balance. >> there was damage to the tail section. >> reporter: the plane was repaired and put back into use, flying for oahu parachute center when it crashed friday evening the ntsb

whether it was air-worthy. they had taken off from the end of the airfield. it was in the air for 30 seconds when it started to roll, crashing upside down right here and bursting into flames officials have not released the names of the victims but some have been confirmed by their families lieutenant josh drablos, graduate of the u.s. naval academy. his family stunned by the but saying he died doing whate loved. >> he loved his family he was passionate about his family he was passionate about serving his country. and he -- he was just full of life >> reporter: also killed, casey williamson, who moved to honolulu to pursue a career as a skydiver and videographer. and skydiving instructors. daniel master wh son. >> with regard to the investigation, what exactly l the ntsb out how all this happened? >> reporter: well, right now, the ntsb team is working on getting as many records as they

can. that includes maintenance logs in this case, repair logs, as well they're looking into the background of the pilot, any actions he may have taken during that flight, as well as weather conditions and how weight was distributed inside that airplane craig, back to you. >> gadi schwartz for us in hawaii thank you. >> a lot of work to be done there. we swift gears to dylan. i see it is getting hot out there. >> hot and humid dew points up around 70 degrees or higher. that's going to make it just oppressive, especially along the gulf coast and the parts of florida, as well high temperatures today will be warm new orleans, 94. it'll feel like 107. houston, once we lose the rain, humidity is obviously going to stick around heat index will feel like 99 tallahassee will feel like 106 today. tuesday, we're looking at the heat indices above 100, close to 105 in new orleans 102 in tampa and charleston. temperatures in the mid 80s to low 90s. the heat will push farther to the north. minneapolis, close to 90 by friday

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we are back at 7:41 now. a story on in-depth today. extremely rough landing at a hot air balloon festival. >> it happened in missouri, during the bicentennial celebration. one of the balloons crashed down into the crowd remarkably, despite what you see there, nobody was hurt here's nbc's national correspondent, miguel almaguer >> reporter: it didn't take long for an excited crowd to realize this hot air balloon was coming in too close, too fast, and too low. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: hundreds out celebrating hannibal, missouri's, bicentennial saturday night cheers turning to confusion and chaos. sandra feldworth had her camera ready to capture the landing. >> the balloon dropped and went flying between two trees you could see peopl and you could hear gasps from the crowd. >> reporter: the balloon's

basket dragging hitting people in its path >> we had the balloon hit some people. >> reporter: spectators scrambling as the balloon bounced through the crowd. melanie and steven saw it all. >> you could see people splitting, trying to get out of the way. it came down pretty hard on them i know two or three people, i think, got hit by it, but no serious injuries >> reporter: the experienced balloon pilot nearly tipping out of the basket when it touched down, before going airborne again. >> that one didn't work. >> reporter: finally, a group of bystanders was able to grab hold of the runaway balloon, and bring an end to its wild ride. for "today," miguel almaguer, nbc news >> i mean, you look at that video there, it is amazing that wasn't worse. >> absolutely. i'm sure they'll be looking into what happened there. up next here, he's back. loud, lively, fingers wagging. mick jagger. >> he's still got the moves, too. >> he's got them mick jagger's triumphant return

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fans. >> the band's iconic front man, mick jagger himself, returning to the stage over the weekend for the first time since undergoing heart surgery nbc's joe fryer is here with the highlights looks like he's still got it. >> looks like it, absolutely stones fans were thrilled to see mick jagger back with the band and in his element the rock legend did not disappoint, performing a lively two-hour set, less than three months after his procedure just a month shy of his 76th birthday, it's clear jagger is showing no signs of slowing down ♪ >> reporter: mick jagger is back ♪ everywhere i hear the sound >> reporter: the roller stones front man with an energetic return to the stage, proving once again that only one person has moves like jagger. the 75-year-old rock star didn't miss a beat, performing to a sold out crowd at chicago's soldier field. working the stage and acting nothing like his age jagger told the crowd, the first

night is always a bit wobbly, but didn't specifically mention his medical procedure. fans at the rescheduled concert were relieved to seeing the rocker looking and sounding like his old self. >> i can't believe that at his age, how much energy he has. he's been around longer than we have. >> reporter: online, concert goers posted images and videos from their front row seats one fan wrote, jagger will survive a nuclear war, dancing better than a teenager another asked, is jagger even human? the tour was put on hold in march with jagger undergoing a medical treatment in early april in new york. details have not been disclosed, but it was widely reported to have been to replace a heart valve. concerned fans got a glimpse of his speedy recovery last month jagger posted this video, looking healthy and showing off his dance moves.

the band and its lead singer have been through it all in their nearly six decades together hard partying and drug busts, addiction and recovery, and the occasional in-fighting now, in their 70s, iconic and timeless, these stones are still rolling. >> if you're looking for an encore performance, the rolling stones return to soldier field for a second chicago field tomorrow night that's just a kick-off to the 16-city north american tour going through the end of the summer. >> i can't believe he is turning 76 this summer incredible. >> i saw him a couple years ago. heck of a show. >> amazing. >> top five. they are just -- >> i wish i could dance like that. >> you could. >> i bet you could. >> no, no. got to be born with it thank you so much. coming up, can you feel the love this morning? first listen to beyonce in the new "lion king" remake. also, an epic scavenger hunt proposal goes viral. was the couple behind it hunting for clicks we'll have that story after your local news and some weather.

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good morning, right now at 7:56 this is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. all foggy right now. we'll keep it cooler in san francisco. and also provide some slight cooling for the inland areas as well. we're still going to reach 90 in antioch but it won't be as hot as yesterday. 84 in napa this afternoon. upper 60s along the coast. the cooling trend gets underway through the week. by wednesday we can all turn off the air-conditioning because our inland valleys will only reach to the low to mid-70s. the pleasant weather continues for the weekend. for san francisco, it's going to be cloudy and foggy each day. only minor clearing for a couple of hours during the afternoon. and then going to see that fog lingering once again with some gusty winds. as we head over to mike, let's

get an update on the commute. >> there's a lot more red than the last half hour. let me show you how things are moving nicely. the south bay in the valley sees the bulk of the commute. the dunbar bridge holds steady with slowing out of fremont. same thing for the san mateo. slow out of hayward. and then the live look shows you it's much more pleasant. 92 heading towards the peninsula which has a slow drive. the toll plaza is fast track are the worst. bring the cash. go to the left. happening now, a tragic end to a standoff in the south bay. five people are dead include in the shooter. the violent scene played out overnight in san jose. police do say several people were inside the home made it out safely. links to the latest on the top of the home page. firefighters now believe a fire that forced evacuations overnight in fremont was set on purpose. the fire burned 15 acres. it actually started late last night in the foothills near

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it's it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, crisis in iran. president trump prepares to issue tough, new sanctions today, as secretary of state mike pompeo arrives in the middle east overnight for emergency talks. >> i'm not looking for war if there is, it'll be seen befo. >> we're live wit obliteration like you've never seen before. >> we're live with the very latest plus, remembering an icon. >> kelly, this could be the beginning of a very meaningful relationship >> we'll look back at the life and legacy of farrah fawcett after her battle with cancer and a closer look at her influence on fashion, film and feminism

happily ever after >> we're married, guys my grandmother's ring on. an instagram viral proposa wedding adventure is under fire was the elaborate surprise a staged marketing scheme? >> thanks, guys, for following along. this has been amazing. >> monday, june 24th, 2019 >> hi to our cousins kate and ivey. >> in chandler, arizona. >> 20th anniversary. hi, kaitlin and caroline. >> we're the carrie family. >> from clarksburg, maryland >> >> from frankfurt, illinois. >> hi to our friends >> sisters in the city >> the roker glasses phenomenon is sweeping the nation look at those ladies

the roker colors looking good, too. good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us on a bright and shining monday morning. good to have you along. >> we love seeing the shoutouts in our open. >> if you'd like to join the fun, post messages on twitter and instagram. there's the hashtag, my today plaza. let's get to the news at 8:00 secretary of state mike pompeo arrived in saudi arabia overnight for urgent meetings on the situation with iran. his trip coming as the u.s. and iran are trading new threats this morning we'll get the latest from nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel, who is in the region richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah after president trump threatened to obliterate iran should things escalate to a full-blown war a full-blown war president trump says he does not want. a new threat from the head of iran's navy this morning, saying that iran is capable of shooting down more american surveillance

drones several administration officials and top advisers from iran are here in the persian gulf with secretary of state mike pompeo arriving in saudi arabia he met with the king and crown prince to discuss keeping open the strait of hormuz later, he'll travel to the uae the uae has taken a hard line against iran over the weekend, john bolton, the national security adviser, an iran hawk, was meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu it all seems the administration is trying to put together an anti-iran coalition leading up to the g20 summit in japan later this week. savannah >> richard, thank you very much. president trump delayed i.c.e. raids on undocumented immigrants this weekend but set a new deadline the president said the delay was to allow democrats in congress to negotiate a border agreement that would close immigration loopholes. mr. trump warned deportations will move forward if there is no deal in two weeks. two department of homeland security officials told nbc news

the raids were called off because details had been leaked to the media and i.c.e. didn't have plans to detain an estimated 2,000 immigrants. new developments in the desperate search for a missing mother of five in connecticut. investigators just released new video showing their hunt for clues. we're also hearing from an attorney for the woman's estranged husband. kathy park joins us with all the developments good morning. >> good morning. jennifer dulose was seen one month ago today. one disturbing theory of her disappearance is being raised by the lawyer representing her estranged husband. jennifer's family calling it a dire situation >> reporter: mountains of trash dissected as investigators search for answers in the disappearance of jennifer duloes connecticut state police releasing video of their hunt for evidence troopers working 15-hour shifts for weeks, combing through garbage with rakes, canines, even heavy machinery.

>> they worked really hard in this trash pile. horrible circumstances, in the heat i would say every one of the investigators, based on the investigation, would say their efforts are worth it. >> reporter: investigators say they have a good idea of what they're looking for and where it came from. jennifer, a mother of five, was last seen on may 24th, dropping her kids off at school in new canaan, connecticut. >> do you know where your wife is >> reporter: her estranged husband and girlfriend pleading not guilty to evidence tampering and hindering prosecution. a prosecutor telling the court that dna was found, mixed with jennifer's blood inside the home police say he and his girln were seen in surveillance discarding items with jennifes blood in multiple trash cans >> there is no confirmation that jennifer is dead. >> reporter: his attorney is offering another explanation for her disappearance, telling nbc

news overnight, we have been provided a very dark, 500-plus page novel jennifer wrote. we don't know what had become of jennifer, but the "gone girl" hypothesis is very much on our mind >> i am so much happier now that i'm dead >> reporter: "gone girl" referring to the novel turned film that details a woman faking her death and framing her husband. an attorney for jennifer's mother telling the "new york post," it is a classic act of desperation to slander the victim >> in a new statement, family and friends say they are grateful to police for their efforts and the community for their support, adding jennifer' children are safe and surrounde be love. police have received 900 tips so far but no sign of jennifer. >> that meticulous work, having to go through all that. >> combing through everything. >> thank you >> keep us posted. a dramatic fire rescue in missouri captured on a police officer's body camera. check this out here. the officer raced to the scene of a house fire and saw flames shooting from the ground floor window

then he heard cries coming from the basement that's when he forced open the window and pulled out a frightened 3-year-old girl when she was out of harm's way, he returned to the window and rescued her grandmother. both were treated at the scene. 8:07 now time for the boost of the morning. doesn't matter how many times it happens. check out one little boy who is always overjoyed when his dad comes to pick him up from preschool. >> daddy >> hey >> daddy >> hey >> hey >> daddy, daddy. daddy. >> hey give me a hug. >> little one. i mean, come on. you want to bottle that up they live in maryland, but the scene is familiar to a lot of parents. i always say, there's no problem in the world that my kids cannot fix when i see them, you know, after a long day at work.

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real-life fairytale. >> we're married, guys i have my grandmother's ring on. >> reporter: marissa fuchs, tying the knot in boyfriend gabriel grossman las friday, three days afte this video with her more th 160,000 followers. >> i have the most important question in my life to ask you >> reporter: grossman, sending fuchs on a whirlwind globetrotting adventure, from new york city to the hamptons, then miami the bride-to-be, seemingly surprised at each stop, as she made her way to the city of love the final destination of the elaborate engagement that quickly went viral >> out what potentially could be m engagement dress. >> reporter: while documenting her journey, marked by emotional reactions to lavish gifts, fuchs grew her following to nearly 200,000, as instagram became captivated by the love story as it unfolded.

now, some are questioning if the newlyweds worked together to stage the so-called surprise proposal and wedding, as part of a calculated business strategy the skepticism coming after this 13-page document, detailing the engagement, surfaced on day two of the journey one of fuchs friends saying she'd worked with grossman to prepare the document using it to ask companies for sponsorships in exchange for mentions on fuchs' instagram page >> the world has found out, so i am stealing marissa's phone for the next god knows how long. we're going to get through this. >> reporter: it remains unclear if any companies actually sponsored the couple however, none of their posts include the mandatory disclosure of paid advertisements required by the federal trade commission. >> thanks, guys, for following along. it's been amazing. >> reporter: the act of poppin

the question sparking a new question this morning. did they do it for love or for money? the answer, unclear in the filtered reality of social media. >> so nbc news reached out to fuchs and grossman, who aren't commenting at this time. fuchs serves as the director of brand partnerships at goop since the saga began, she's removed her title from her instagram bio. in a statement to the "new york times," goop said it had nothing to do with the proposal, and it's opened an internal review fuchs didn't actually go through the proper channels to request formal approval from the company. there's a lot of questions this morning, guys. >> we don't know what's real. >> we have a lot of questions. >> we have a pretty good idea of what's real after what's real. >> i have so many thoughts when i look at that video, i don't think there seems anything authentic about that i guess -- and they're influencers. >> which is tough, right >> what do you expect? >> the idea is, oh, we're

letting you into our most authentic and intimate moments >> you never know. >> when you go to a concert and nobody is actually watching the concert, they're just filming it on their phone. >> right. >> can't we put our phones down and get married? >> enjoy it. >> maybe she's not -- >> i don't get it. >> morgan, thank you >> we're like a bunch of grandpas get off my lawn. >> thank you, morgan >> i'm intrigued to see how this works out. >> give a follow, craig. a check of the weather >> you know what's real? the weather is real. it's really raining, especially through houston. we are seeing the heavy rain move through the southern portion of louisiana, as well. this is the round of rain we're going to see this morning. later on this afternoon, we're going to see another round of showers and thunderstorms develop, especially ahead of this cold front back through the midwest. this evening into the overnight hours, we will see the heaviest of the rain push through illinois, indiana, ohio, moving on over into southwestern pennsylvania, where we could see a couple inches of rain. then this cold front will clear the east coast as we go to the middle of the week highest rainfall totals could be

back through the pittsburgh area and southeastern parts of ohio, where we coul to two inc good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a lot of sunshine now as we look outside in san jose. and we'll still have some hot temperatures. but slightly lower than yesterday. we reach into the mid 80s in san jose. 89 in morgan hill. 90 in antioch and 84 today in napa. and in san francisco some upper 60s and oakland reaches 72. and we'll have some cooler weather as we go toward the middle of the week. by wednesday we're reaching 75. and then nice, comfortable weather continues into the weekend. take a breath. ready? >> now you're carson. >> channel it. pop start. >> what would carson do? >> probably some drinks. >> i do need a drink if i'm going to play carson let's get to it. talking about carrie underwood,

first up in pop start. the country singer and her husband, mike fisher, welcomed their second child, jacob, in january. looks like fisher has no problem entertaining his 5-month-old son. there is one talent he should leave to his wife. take a look. ♪ to the love that will always be ♪ ♪ cause i still believe in you [ crying ] ♪ baby, i still believe in you ♪ ♪ and me ♪ cause i still believe in you [ crying ] >> that's amazing. >> it's so good. >> can you imagine if your mom sang to you like that? >> no. >> looks like jacob, obviously a fan of his mom's singing dad's, not so much underwood shared this video yesterday with the caption, everyone's a critic. >> so cute. up next, a little under a

month from the much-anticipated release of the "lion king. a few weeks ago, we got a glimpse of beyonce's performance as nala. in we now get to hear her pe classic love song for the film let's take a look. ♪ can you feel the love tonight ♪ >> the great kings of the past look down on us from those stars. ♪ the evening breeze >> those kings will always be up there to guide you ♪ the world for once in perfect harmony ♪ ♪ with all its living things >> and so will i. >> that's beyonce and donald glover singing "can you feel the love." >> i can. >> the song was written and performed by the legendary elton john originally. "lion king" hits theaters july 19th.

>> i can't wait. >> it'll be a hit. jenna, you and your book club are in "entertainment weekly." since launching in march your book club, if you didn't know, has become a huge hit. the article saying, get this, hager is demonstrating an individual power not seen since oprah's glory days. >> oh, wait a minute okay. >> jbh and oprah in the same sentence. >> direct quote. that's a direct quote. >> oprah's glory days. >> wow. >> also says, this year, no other book club has come close to "read with jenna" in sales influence. congratulations. >> wow. >> when do you have time to read these books to recommend them? >> i'm reading all the time. it's a lot of pressure something you might recommend to you, i might not recommend to savannah's mom, for example, who was the number one club member. >> she is. nancy is a big reader. >> do you take recommendations from people? >> yes, i do. >> i write my friends that are

authors, and they send me ideas. anyway, i talk about reese witherspoon because you all know i love her she has this successful book club she has a group of people reading. she told me, she was like, yeah, we know what we're picking in january of next year, you know the following year >> do you know >> no. i don't know >> next month? >> i know what july is we're working on august. it's really fun. i love to be a part of it. >> i started reading one of your selections from three months ago. i always am late to get around to it. i noticed when i was buying it, it was a best seller, thanks to the jenna book club. it is selection. >> a lot of authors are first-time authors pretty cool. >> should we call you oprah in >> ms. winfrey. >> "entertainment weekly" on news stands now. you'll make the next pick for july. >> you'll be here to celebrate it. >> you know i will be. >> reading along with me. >> of course

guys, shifting gears now, we all remember, of course, farrah fawcett. she was a pop culture phenomenon, beautiful, strong, iconic >> tomorrow, believe it or not, marks ten years since fawcett's death. a decade later, people are fascinated by style, fashion and feminism natalie morales looking at the life and legacy of the legendary poster girl. nat, good morning. >> good morning, craig and savannah from the time she was fawcett was golden hair, dazzling smile and alluring southern charm. she was more than a pretty face. she was an actress, artist, and activist by the time of her death in 2009, at the age of 62, she'd become an icon who helped change how we see beauty and feminism >> let me borrow your shampoo. >> reporter: she burst on the hollywood scene, a 21-year-old texas beauty. >> when she opened her lips and smiled at you, that was

devastating to people. you couldn't stop thinking about her. >> reporter: the 1970s was the decade of disco. the leisure suit and farrah fawcett. there was that smile, that hair, that body. and in 1976, that landed her the role of jill monroe on "charlie's angels. >> here comes this show of three young women who don't seem to own any undergarments. >> reporter: it was labeled jiggl also groundbreaking. first tv show with three women as the leads it made farrah fawcett a star. while "charlie's angels" may have made her famous, it was a poster that made her an icon. >> it is a silly little poster big smile, one piece bathing suit i remember not wanting that shot i wanted the one not smiling >> you wanted the one not smiling? >> so big. so many teeth. >> you weren't going for a sexy look >> no. >> reporter: the world disagreed. the red bathing suit became the best-selling poster of all time,

selling more than 12 million copies she was a viral sensation in an age when it took more than a click to spread the world. her romances were tabloid staples. marriage to lee majors and an relationship that played out over nearly three decades. >> they were great they were volatile they loved each other passionately >> reporter: alanna stewart shared a four decade friendship with farrah and said she was more than a classic beauty. >> she was one of the smartest women i've ever known. she knew what she wanted to do with her career. she knew where she wanted to go, how she wanted to do it. >> reporter: after one season on "charlie's angels," she left the show in search of media roles. >> i'd like to be very successful in films, hopefully being taken seriously. >> reporter: she found her sweet spot playing gritty women in made for tv movies >> she loved taking risks.

>> reporter: that was never r apparent than when she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of anal cancer in 2006. >> she wanted to film everything. >> reporter: she made a statement by showing herself at her most vulnerable. >> there was a point in time where she was so sick, vomiting. you stopped recording. you wanted to be a friend. >> because i don't want to film you while you're so sick she said, why not? this is what cancer is >> reporter: that video became the documentary "farrah's story," whicrais ccer awareness and helped save lives. do you think she considered that perhaps her most important contribution >> i think, in a way, she did. she wanted to show what it was like to have cancer, and she wanted to tell people, don't give up. >> reporter: sadly, after nearly a three-year battle, farrah succumbed to cancer, june 25th, 2009 the same day michael jackson died, his death overshadowing hers

the farrah fawcett foundation helps with cutting edge cancer research and provides money for patient assistance, all in the name of farrah >> thank you so much. good morning, 8:26, i'm marcus washington. breaking news. authorities are still not revealing the names of people killed overnight in a quadruple murder in san jose. gunman also died after a long police standoff that ended with a flash bang and gunfire. this starts last night at a home on habits court. this is near center road not far from los gatos golf course. the police say others inside of the home managed to escape. at least two of them were hit by gunfire. right now we're still awaiting word from the victims on the identity and their relationship to the gunman. we also don't know what may have sparked this incident. right now looking at your

morning commute. mike inouye is tracking that. >> the bay bridge toll plaza where most of the morning we've had a lighter volume of traffic in the left lanes and fast track is moving off to the right and tough drive over the merge of the 88 overcrossing and a hefty volume through downtown oakland but slow out of walnut creek. not as bad as it could be. san francisco 101 and 280 both jammed up toward one north. a couple of earlier crashes clearing. a crash near the san mateo bridge toll plaza clears and a slow drive across the dumbarton bridge and pushing up into silicon valley, back to you. >> we'll have another update for you in 30 minutes.

[ cheers and applause ] 8:30 now on a bright, sunny, happy monday morning june 24th, 2019. what a great crowd here on the plaza. >> one of the best crowds we've had.

>> man great crowd. >> people, do you want a crowd moment >> we could use one. >> come on over here. >> i have a labor nurse, just in case also, are you evan >> yes. >> so nice to meet you are you from houston >> yes. >> okay. are you packing your truck to go to camp longhorn >> yes, i am. >> did you know i went to longhorn >> yes. >> should we sing the song ♪ oh, when a longhorn girl walk down the street ♪ ♪ got the look on her that's hard to beat ♪ ♪ she's not the smile, the style, that winning way ♪ ♪ when you look at her, you'll pop your eyes and say ♪ ♪ now there's a girl i'd like t know ♪ ♪ she's got the longhorn spirit pep and go, pep and go ♪ ♪ look at her, it's hard to beat ♪ ♪ longhorn girl >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> have a great time at camp. >> thank you >> guys, we have longhorn girls over here. >> i love it i have the camp spirit right about now.

>> also some ladies over there representing al roker's glasses, too. >> yeah. >> you have the labor nurse. >> listen, never know when one may go into labor. >> that's true coming up, we'll sit down with the star-studded cast of "the loudest voice," eagerly awaited series about fox news' roger ailes. they're all in the studio. we'll talk to them in a moment. ahead, style for every body type we'll show off figure-flattering summer basics. on the third hour of "today," our series "speaking out loud." a message of acceptance from a politician who made a personal revelation in a very public way. we'll look at that first, since roker isn't here, i'll say it. let's pause a moment for our dog here this is scamp the tramp. get it, paws he was crowded the ugliest dog at the sonoma fair in california scamp and owner yvonne morones is here. >> scamp the champ now we had to change his name.

>> this wasn't the first time in the competition, right how many tries before he could win? >> fourth try. last year, he was runner up. he's been third place. no place he got a movie bit so this year was his year. >> wow. >> what do you think about scamp that put him over the top for this one this year >> well, i think the audience got to know him beforehand they saw all his community volunteer work. >> are you kidding it's not just about being ugly you have to have a resume. >> like going to college. >> he is not ugly on the inside, right? >> no. absolutely adorable. when people first meet him, they go, oh, he's kind of scary then he wins them over with his sparkling personality. >> you know, i think really a little haircut he's quite adorable. >> no. >> don't think it'll help? >> that grows naturally. >> is his tongue always like that >> he's toothless. >> this is what i find most exciting you won this thing before personally, right? >> it is a family tradition.

>> how many times have you won snit. >> three-peat now. >> nana won six years in a row. >> six in a row? >> six years in a row. she was a 4 pound version of her. i found munchkin, who looked just like him. >> how do you find these dogs? >> they find me. >> it's a calling. >> calling, yes. >> congratulations what did scamp win >> $1,500 for himself and a matching $1500 for the human society of sonoma county >> win a trip? >> we might go to florida. >> little spa. >> congrats, buddy way to go, scamp good luck next year. >> thank you so much you're a good sport. thank you, scamp let's get a check of the weather now from dylan. >> beautiful summer day here in the northeast. we are going t start t especially throug and the end of the week. we do have a chance of severe storms today, especially back through ohio and into pennsylvania later on today. the rain and storms continue along the gulf coast this morning. on wednesday, we'll lose the humidity up and down the east coast thanks to a cold front

clearing the area. the heat builds into the plain states more wet weather in the pacific northwest. we finish the week with hot and dry weather through the middle of the country temperatures getting well up into the 90s afternoon storms by friday along the gulf coast and the western great lakes. nice in the northeast, as temperatures should top out in the 80s. that's a look at the weather across good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing the fog over the golden gate bridge and that will linger for much of the day. even cause mist and drizzle. our temperatures in san francisco stay in the 60s while oakland reaches 72. we'll get a little bit more clearing there and some sunshine for the inland valley causing the high temperatures to reach into the upper 80s and low 90s. we'll have some cooler weather even the valleys will cool off heading into the middle of the week with highs in the low 70s by thursday. >> i know al normally runs around, but i'm in heels. i'm going to spin around. and show our huge crowd o

>> i know al normally runs around, but i'm in heels i'm going to spin around and show our huge crowd out here this morning savannah >> dylan, thank you so much. i was just telling these incredible actors who have been so great to us this morning, waving at the camera, this is our last tease we're going to talk to them coming up next all of them are inside story called "the loudest voice. russell you, naomi watts, sienna miller, seth macfarlane, they're all here see? first, this is "today" on nbc news miller, seth macfarlane, they're all here.

roger ailes was a media titan, the founder of fox news he turned it into a cable powerhouse and arguably gave us the modern republican party as we know it yet, to many, he was just a man behind the curtain now, in the new show "the loudest voice," russell you, sienna miller, naomi watts, and seth macfarlane bring the disturbing story out of the shadows. >> claim this country for the real america. >> roger >> there's no fox without you. >> i need absolute loyalty >> russell, sienna, seth, naomi, good morning.

>> good morning. >> two of you are unrecognizable in this role you, russell seth, i recognize. naomi, too sienna, you play elizabeth ailes. total transformation what did that do for you as an actor? >> it is fun, actually you put all that stuff on. i mean, difficulty of being in the chair for many hours and sitting still is not really my thing. but once you have that stuff on, it's kind of freeing, you know you know the makeup is doing work for you, so you can relax. >> you turn in these incredible performances what'd you think the first time you saw yourself as elizabeth ailes? >> it's so convincing. it's very strange to look in the mirror and not recognize any part of you. >> i have to say, sienna, i was like, now, who is playing what

i really didn't know who it was. >> yeah. it was fun i found it really liberating, like russell said. >> ailes is this larger than life character i would say this is a pretty damning portrayal. what did you learn about him what did you come to know or think or believe about ailes, having done this research and gotten into this character >> you know roger through the frame of fox news. if you know more than that, you probably know he was an adviser to three presidents. what was surprising and fun for me was to find out that when he was in high school, when he was in college, he was obsessed with broadway musicals. between the nixon campaign, which he worked on, and before he worked on reagan's campaign, he was a broadway producer his one minor success was "hot ale baltimore. that feeds a lot into you, the things he was doing with fox, the way he was changing graphics and grabbing people's attention,

as a theatrical perspective. it was interesting to learn. >> naomi, you play gretchen carlton, anchor for fox news, who ultimately led to his downfall in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations what attracted you to the role >> a woman to take down a man at that level of power, that's pretty impressive. took a lot of courage. like russell, i saw a lot available on the internet. there's books to read. there's plenty available there was a certain thing that gave me a whole lot of insight, and that's when she was playing the violin with such ferocity and discipline she was probably making sacrifices she was at the peak of her career to be undervalued and pushed aside because of the way fox, you know, the system worked.

women were told to stay in their place, to fall in line, and not push back. she wouldn't settle for that. >> did any of you talk -- not you, roger ailes passed on, but did any of you talk to the real people you were portraying, or did you want to? seth, you portrayed brian lewis, who was -- maybe it is off the record. >> can't reveal sources. >> the biggest source of research was gabe sherman's book, which was a pretty impressive thing i read it front to back before i started. it was an education, for sure. >> you play brian lewis, who was ailes' right-hand guy for key periods of time. >> yup. >> so tell me about this role. of course, we're used to seeing you in comedy, or hearing you, more to the point. why were you into it >> the opportunity to do something without a british accent was really too good to pass up. yeah, it was fascinating

i mean, you know, there's obviously the weirdness, the fact that i have worked for fox for a number of years. different branch, obviously. but it's an amazing story. it's a very relevant story, for obvious reasons. it's different than anything i've done in the past. felt good. >> speaking of, i mean, naomi, talking about accents, you had to learn an american accent, but i was laughing because you also had to learn the newscaster accent they have a way of speaking. >> speak nice. >> yeah. >> we all did. it's not easy. i don't know they make it look easy i find it, you know -- it's hard you have to put a lot of hours in to sound authentically american >> yes i know it is a reunion for you and russell. russell, i read when you were starting as an actor in l.a., you'd crash on naomi's couch. >> yes she was kind about that. every now and then, i'd be going through town it was a very convenient thing,

to be able to call up naomi and go, um, come and hang for a couple hours. >> was he a good guest >> yes, hewas always came with a bottle of wine >> or a case >> did he give you any >> he did. >> thank you so much for being here, russell, sienna, seth, and naomi. the movie -- it is a series called "the loudest voice. it starts sunday night on showtime. ahead, we're going to talk fashion. the summer staples that flatter any and all figures. first, this is "today" on nbc. l. first, this is "today" on nbc.

this morning on "today" this morning on "today" style, we are going back to the basics figure-flattering summer essentials that will help you get through the season looking and feeling your best. plus, they'll last for years to come jasmine snow is here with us this morning good morning. >> good morning. >> i love this

basic can be an essential part to your wardrobe you buy them once, they stick around for a long time if you find the right looks for your figure, you feel comfortable wearing them a lot. >> definitely. especially in the summertime you don't want to put too much effort into your outfit. you want to throw something on that you know looks amazing and go and get out the door and do something fun. >> we have a bunch of people who have told us the issues they are having you're going to help them with all of them. first up, lucy, who was on the hunt for a perfect summer dress. >> finding a summer maxi dress that doesn't drown me in fabric, compliments my waist and myp and fits my personality has always been a challenge. >> lucy, come on out oh, this is beautiful. >> yes >> i love the long yellow dress. >> i love a maxi dress for summer definitely a summer essential. like lucy was saying, we didn't want to drown her in fabric. this nips in at the waist, elastic waist which is comfortable, and the bright, beautiful color like this citrus yellow perfect on lucy with her blonde hair you don't need to do much accessorizing. it speaks for itself

>> some feel a long maxi dress can be too much material and you get lost in it. >> that's why it is really important to find something th gives you shape. you don't want something that will hang on you the waistline here does that for lucy. >> i love this look. our next look is the white jeans, which i think everybody needs a pair it can be hard to find, and a little tricky to find just the right ones grace says she has trouble feeling comfortable in white jeans. >> i lov jeans but i have shorter le an to find the right pair >> let's bring on grace. we just want to see you in these white jeans. >> grace is in white jeans we know it is an essential already summer sometimes a little scary one for people to shop for grace has trouble finding a fit. american eagle has an amazing line for every size, every body type it is a curve line you can really just dress for your curves, no matter what your body is. we paired with a bright top. very summery because it is gingham. off the shoulder if you want to

show skin. denim jacket it adds a little texture to the outfit we love this white denim on her. >> everybody is wearing denim top to bottom these days. >> mixing denim is a big thing. >> bianca loves a good jump suit she says it is the one thing that you don't have to think about, piecing your top and bottom together. take a listen. >> i have wide hips and a larger bottom finding a jumpsuit that fits me perfect on the bottom and the top is always a struggle >> bianca, come on out i love the red jumpsuit. >> i love it, too. this is lane bryant. like she said, you throw on a jumpsuit and go. it is a one and done outfit. you don't have to think about it bright, bold color dress it up with heels, dress it down with sneakers or a sandal it can go either way looks great with her dark hair we really love this. >> do you feel comfortable in that >> i love it. >> looks beautiful you can wear it day or night.

>> you really can. the fabric is super comfortable so you don't feel it is constricting it is really great. >> you look beautiful. thank you so much. our next lovely lady is mia. she has trouble finding outfits for summer because of the limited size and inclusivity at retail stores. >> most retailers don't carry extended sizes in stores if i'm looking for an outfit for a last-minute event, i have to go online, order multiple items, pay expedited shipping, and hope it gets here in time and hope one thing will look good. >> i love this skirt. >> i love this because it is a denim skirt. it is also a wrap skirt. you have the option to wear it high waisted, wear it lower, and style it however you feel. it is very feminine. also the top is from draper james, as well bright sandal. >> can you dress that up, too? >> of course a dressier top with heel great for dinner, out with friends. >> looks beautiful

how do you feel? awesome. mia, thank you so much our last, final summer essential is a swim suit cover-up, which can be a nightmare to find let's see what mary lou has to say. >> i want a cover-up that is stylish and supports my chest, is flattering but doesn't look like something my grandmother would wear it is a challenge for me. >> come on out, mary lou oh, pants as a cover-up. >> swim suits are so great these days they're so pretty, especially a bright one like this you don't want to cover up i think that's the instinct, to throw something over your swim suit this is more of an outfit. high waisted linen pant. the look is from h&m, very affordable we did a glam shoe think like brunch to beach you can go out to lunch or hang with friends or go to the pool. >> right normally you feel a cover-up isn't dressy enough. >> this is a full outfit. >> awesome jasmine, thank you so much you can find all of these items and more at today.com/shop we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc show me the crown.

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>> announcer: smucker's celebrates "today" is sponsored by milk bone chew away dog boredom this summer with long lasting gnaw bones. >> this was the first offic weekend of summer and our viewers are sharing how thei furry friends celebrate. ozzy loves to lay in the sun and tan his belly. need sunscreen there this here is lady. she's just taking in the vieo lake michigan. 12-year-old camille has got her swim suit on she is ready to party, apparently keep those pictures coming at today.com/celebrate. craig? >> thank you, dylan. you remember that adorable video we had on the boost recently it was this dad and infant son, sharing a full conversation. here's a refresher >> they need to work on that, right? yeah, okay

did you understand it though >> no. >> no, okay. >> guess what, guys? that dad and his son, kingston, they're going to be here, right here, tomorrow in studio 1a for an exclusive, live interview >> how fun is that >> oh, yeah. >> i hope we have a great conversation with kingston. >> kingston has a lot to say this year. also, an exciting new commercial they landed as a result of that video. >> awesome. don't forget, we have more great stories at today.com/all day. including the anti-aging products that dermatologists actually use plus, you've heard of low carb and no carb diet. now, there's net carbs everything you need to know about that. >> what does that mean third hour is just ahead on the fourth hour, guess who is here >> who >> kiefer sutherland. >> that'll be fun. you have somebody else coming up on the fourth hour, too. >> maria shriver. >> yes. >> she's my guru >> maria shriver. >> tons of inspiration >> lot of fun fourth hour.

third hour of "today" coming up in three or four minutes. >> first, your local news. good morning, 8:56 i'm marcus washington. breaking news. authorities are still not revealing the names of people killed overnight in a quadruple murder in south san jose. gunman died after a police standoff which ended with a flash bang and gunfire. it started last night on a home on habits court close to los

lagos golf course. others in the home managed to escape and two were hit by gunfire. right now we're still awaiting word on the victims' identity and the relationship to the gunman and what may have sparked the incident. and now speaking with police along with stunned neighbors and sharon sl have a live report in the newscast and we're posting the details at the top of the home page. also ahead at midday, an update on a fire that force evacuations overnight in fremont that was start on purpose in the foothills above mission boulevard. people living in the nearby group of homes were evacuated for most of the night. they're now being allowed to return home. that fire burned about 15 acres and investigators now believe someone started it on -- after an altercation. >> announcer: nbc bay area, we investigate.

live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the third hour of "today." good morning, and welcome to the third hour of "today." i'm sheinelle here with craig and dylan back from across the pond. >> i'm back. >> al's on assignment. i just saw his instagram so we'll find out what he's doing but we have joe prior this morning joining you are panel for the first time >> so fun to be here. >> to celebrate, we have these gigantic mugs. >> it's so big i just want to take a sip of water. >> it's bigger than your head. >> i wasn't here the day you guys debuted these, but they'r