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north korea present. and a face to face between the president and vladimir putin. >> what i say there is none of your business. >> we are live with the very latest. shark attack, an american tourist killed by several sharks while snorkeling in the bahamas with her family. this morning her grieving father on what happened. all that, plus behind the doors, a firsthand look inside that detention center now at the heart of the immigration crisis. break in the case, a massive search at a utah home connected to that mysterious disappearance of a college student. and love for baby india, the little newborn girl rescued in georgia receiving messages of hope and adoption offers by the thousands. today, thursday, june 27th, 2019 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie, live from miami, and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza.

good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on this thursday morning from miami and new york craig, good morning, night one is done. but we're really just getting started. round two is tonight. >> good to see you, my friend. a lot of folks, more bleary eyed than usual after staying up last night to watch that first batch of democratic contenders. >> no question about it, yours truly included that's our top story the first group of democratic hopefuls sharing the stage for the first time, introducing themselves and their ideas to voters we are going to break it down with chuck todd. but first, let's go to nbc's peter alexander, down on the floor of the debate hall with highlights >> reporter: it was a fight for time as much as anything else for these democrats. elizabeth warren, and cory booker among those setting the tone last night. julian castro having a good performance, introducing himself to millions of americans for the democrats it was a chance to come up with the best formula to defeat donald trump and to address the challenges

facing all americans and they're off, the first ten democrats looking to the white house saving their sharpest jabs for the man they want to defeat. >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump, and there's no question. >> i don't think we should conduct foreign policy -- >> your time is up. >> in our bathrobe at 5:00 in the morning. >> on january 20, 2021 we'll say adios to president trump. >> reporter: the debate strikingly substantive on plans to overhaul the economy -- >> when you've got an economy that does great for those with money and isn't doing great for everyone else that is corruption, pure and simple. we need to call it out we need to attack it head on. >> it's about time that we have an economy that works for everybody, not just the wealthiest in our nation. >> reporter: on health care, two candidates, senator elizabeth warren and new york city mayor bill de blasio coming out in favor of eliminating private insurance in favor of a medicare for all system

on immigration, the contenders reacting to the searing photo of a father and his young daughter lying dead as they try to enter the u.s. >> watching that image of that man and his daughter is heartbreaking. it should also piss us all off. >> reporter: the sharpest exchange between two texans former housing secretary julian castro and beto o'rourke over whether to decriminalize illegal crossings. >> ensure we don't criminalize those who are seeking asylum and refuge in this country, if you are fleeing desperation, then i want to make sure - >> i'm still talking about everybody else. >> reporter: o'rourke and senator cory booker at times speaking spanish to emphasize the importance of latino voters. [ speaking spanish ] the debate also marking the first in history with more than one woman on the presidential stage. >> i just want to say there's three women up here that have

fought pretty hard for a woman's right to choose. >> reporter: the candidates arguing r stri gun laws. >> we can't treat this as an across the board problem we have to treat it like a public health emergency. >> reporter: and pushing for an aggressive approach to combat climate change. >> donald trump is simply wrong. he says wind turbines cause cancer we know they cause jobs. >> reporter: all of the contenders ask what they view as the greatest geopolitical threat. >> our existential threat is climate change. >> climate change. >> nuclear proliferation and climate change. >> china and climate change. >> russia because they're trying to undermine our democracy and they've been doing a pretty damn good job of it. >> reporter: during a night heavy on policy with some technical interruptions, one viewer was unimpressed president trump aboard "air force one" tweeting, "boring." so now they head into night two where center stage will be the former vice president, the front runner joe biden

notably his name was not mentioned once by those ten connects last night but this evening there will be four of the top six democrats on stage, biden will be flanked by kamala harris, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. >> chuck todd is with me host of "meet the press. last night, chuck, it was lively the gloves weren't totally off but they were ready to mix it up with each other. >> they were one of the wild cards i thought going into this debate was the dichotomy between those who knew they would have a second or third debate to go to and those who thought it was their one and only opportunity i saw -- i want to be careful how many we single out here. i saw some of these one percenters who realized, you know what, i bettedo something now if i want to get on this stage again. i don't want to say desperation, but there was a little janis joplin in them. freedom is nothing left to lose attitude >> the pressure was on it potentially is a make or break for so many of these candidates lingering at the

bottom of the polls. >> the other thing i was reminded of, both watching the debate, one hour, and participating in it, is those that have been familiar in politics and have done this before you could see -- particularly the mayor of new york city, somebody who's -- bill de blasio looked, for better or worse when you're the mayor of new york city, you deal day to day with press, you can banter boy, his comfort of being a little interruptive, it rattled a couple other candidates who had never done this before >> if you're watching last night those ten candidates is that in your view from a policy perspective is that a snapshot of where the democratic party is right now? >> if you look at last night in isolation, i would say no. ask me again after tonight last night i would say it leaned farther to the left in totality than maybe where the party is. we're going to find out tonight. but if you look that cory booker who i would have said tries to straddle the two wings he sounded a little farther to the

left than he has on some issues. he moved in that direction amy klobuchar, the one moderate sort of staking out that sort of mainstream centerist lane here tonight joe biden, even kamala harris, i'll be curious to see if she's going to try to straddle the two lanes, pete buttigieg with his own challenges tonight but the same thing after tonight you'll see the party is a little -- there's a wider ideological spectrum. >> the big question tonight, joe biden, the former vice president, he comes in leading substantially in every poll. do you think the candidates are going to come out there and be swinging because they think they've got to take him down a notch? >> you know, you've got to be careful if you swing too hard. nobody likes -- especially right now in our first debate, you don't want to be overly negative but given what we saw last night and the comfort that they had in mixing it up i think you are going to see -- i think you're going to see some candidates look at what particularly some of the wings did and try to emulate that strategy.

>> chuck, thank you so much. get a nap. i'll see you down there in 14 hours, my friend. >> we're doing this again. >> we're doing it again, yes, we are, we're going to have a lot more from miami throughout the morning. lester will have complete coverage tonight on "nbc nightly news" and you can watch round two with joe biden, bernie sanders, kamala harris, seven others you see them all, so many candidates, we can't read them all off. nbc, msnbc, telemundo, 9:00 eastern time. >> a lot of issues being addressed at the debate are on president trump's agenda as he arrives in japan for the g20 summit it will mark the president's first meeting with russia's vladimir putin since the release of the mueller report. "today" senior international correspondent keir simmons is in osaka, japan good morning. >> reporter: the president arriving here in the past few hours and going straight to a dinner with the australian prime minister, his schedule really gets started tomorrow morning, evening for you guys there and

inevitably the agenda revolves around the president himself president trump arriving in osaka in a rainstorm this morning as dark clouds loom around the world, including the iran crisis. before heading overseas the president talking tough. >> and we're going to be meeting with a lot of different countries, many of whom have been taking advantage of the united states but not so much anymore. >> reporter: mr. trump bristling at questions whether he would warn russian president vladimir putin. osaka marks the first time mr. trump and mr. few tin will be face to face since special counsel robert mueller concluded his investigation into russian meddling days before mueller will testify publicly president trump picking a fight with india for setting high import tariffs, unacceptable he tweeted, he'll meet the prime minister this weekend. the president's packed schedule begins with japan's prime

minister abe, perhaps his closest ally on the world stage, north korea expected to be a key talking point. the president later sits down with president putin, iran, north korea, venezuela all likely to come up. and his meeting with president xi of china will be crucial, will it help ease the u.s./china trade dispute? iran will be central to conversations with leaders from saudi arabia to turkey to europe, the president promising no end to the tough sanctions on iran. >> iran can do whatever they want it's just fine i have plenty of time. but they have a country that's in economic distress it's an economic disaster right now. >> reporter: this promising to be another tough few days for international diplomacy. already a flurry of diplomacy, the leader of south korea and of china meeting in osaka saying they believe north korea does

still want to negotiate and is committed to denuclearization and reports too craig that president trump and president xi of china are set to announce some kind of a deal on trade that would delay those tariffs but of course this is the g20 and this is president trump, craig, anything can happen. >> keir simmons in osaka, japan, thank you. back to a major topic during last night's debate, immigration and this morning we're getting a firsthand look at that border patrol station accused of keeping migrant children in "appalling conditions. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. gabe, good morning >> savannah, good morning. immigration attorneys who toured the facility last week described unsanitary conditions. the border patrol is pushing back during a tour, we noticed improvements but we also learned overcrowding at this facility was much worse than we first thought. we want to warn you some of the images in this story are disturbing this morning immigrant advocates are asking a federal judge to

issue an emergency order requiring immediate inspections at border detention facilities the court filing comes just days after reports of filthy and overcrowded conditions at this border patrol station in clint, texas. >> cbp officials are letting us inside for the first time. no cameras allowed. just pen and paper >> reporter: they tell us this facility is set to hold 106 migrants but a month and a half ago there were almost 700 children here. now it's much less crowded and agents showed us it was stocke with supplies and food the children we saw appeared to be clean and were watched by monitors and meanwhile there's gridlock in congress over emergency aid for the border the house approved $4.5 billion. the senate passed a different version of the bill but now lawmakers can't agree on specifics. the president wants changes to asylum laws. >> if we had the right laws that the democrats are not letting us have, those people, they wouldn't be coming up, they wouldn't be trying >> the president continues to

blame democrats but the real problem is the president. >> reporter: fueling the raging immigration debate this heartbreaking image of oscar ramirez and his 20 month-year-old daughter drowning as they tried to swim across the rio grand. >> i hope that picture alone will catalyze this congress, this senate, this system to do something. >> reporter: this is home video of their family. mother tanya watched in horror as the water swept her husband and daughter away. oscar's mother in el salvador is devastated >> this is actually where we found -- >> reporter: captain chris menendez with the water rescue team says they've seen seven drownings in the last month. >> why do you think that is? >> seems to be an influx of

people trying to come across. >> reporter: now during our tour of the border patrol station here, we were not allowed to speak to any of the children we saw children in nine cells in a central processing area. they were allowed to come out one at a time to use showers, the restroom and a phone i did notice one older girl crying as she returned to her cell that was the only incident of a child in distress. now, savannah what struck me is how in the world they were able to cram 700 children at one point into this border patrol station. >> gabe, i read your report when you just came out of there, and when you said 700 people in a place that was supposed to hold about 100, if i had that right, i was shocked myself thank you very much, appreciate your reporting. >> and breaking overnight police in utah may have a lead in the case of that missing college student who has not been seen since she took a lyft ride from the salt lake city airport nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest. what do we know? >> reporter: police have been working around the clock to

develop new leads and overnight officers served a search warrant on a home in salt lake city, authorities still searching for clues as to why mackenzie has gone off the grid. overnight a possible break in the case of missing utah college student mackenzie lueck. >> we have served a search warrant on this home. >> reporter: salt lake city police raiding this home near the park where lueck was last seen outside the house, police setting up a mobile command center crime scene technicians scouring the house for hours. detectives appearing to pay close attention to an unattached garage near the back of the property a vehicle was also reportedly towed from the scene neighbors surprised. >> there was all the detective cars and then later six or seven marked cars came in. that's when we kind of knew something was wrong. >> reporter: the 23-year-old university of utah student has now been missing ten days. she returned to salt lake city

from her grandmother's funeral in california. her last communication a text to her mother telling her she landed safely. police releasing the last known photos of lueck from the airport where surveillance cameras caught her exiting the plane, waiting for her luggage and leaving the terminal according to the police lueck took a lyft to this park several miles from her home where she was dropped off just before 3:00 in the morning investigators believe another car was waiting. >> the lead we developed led us here >> reporter: the home a seven minute ride from the park where she was dropped off. >> i said hi a couple times, but never a response. >> reporter: neighbors say the man who lives there keeps to himself. >> this is a friendly block and everybody knows everybody. but we really didn't know him. very reclusive and not super neighborly >> reporter: police have not named any suspects in the case

but said overnight -- >> they live here and of course they are part of the investigation because we are serving a search warrant on their house. >> reporter: the case continues to baffle investigators, craig >> yeah, keep us posted, miguel, thank you. let us turn now to mr. roker for our first check of the weather. hey there, al. >> gracias, craig. buenos dias. >> oh, al. >> anyway, we've got a lot of moisture coming in here, we're looking at this tropical moisture it's funneling around high pressure the worst humidity is in the gulf and plains, comfortable in the northeast. very dry out west. here's what we're looking at today, between very high temperatures and high heat humidities we are talking about feeling like 99 in little rock, 100 in mobile, 99 down in alabama. new york city today, 88 degrees, we're going to flirt with 90, washington 92. 92 in charlotte as well. and then into next week temperatures really warm up from

the mid-atlantic all the way into the northeast the first 90s of the year today? we'll see. first of all, chicago, we're looking at a temperature, today, 90 degrees, their average first date june 8. they're behind detroit, 91 today. their average first date is june 12 they are behind as well. here in new york city we should get to 90. the average first date of 90 is may 27th so we're behind. the hottest is yet to come in the middle of july we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds in the next 30 seconds. in it made. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service.

good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. this is a live look outside in san jose. great start to the day and it's going to be another comfortable afternoon, even slightly cooler than yesterday. we keep the breezy winds coming in. our strong ocean breeze makes it feel gusty at times and we'll see the high temperatures in antioch reaching 76, while santa rosa reaches 73. we check out the 7-day forecast, and we have a couple more days of highs in the 70s, and low 80s for the weekend. and that's your latest weather, craig. coming up, overnight details in that deadly shark attack in the bahamas. a young american tourist killed while snorkeling with her family a heartwarming update in that little girl in that miracle rescue in georgia, the adoption offers for her are pouring in and so are the messages of love and support. but first, this is "today" on nbc. s is "today" on nbc.

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looks nice and clear at the golden gate bridge, and high temperatures staying in the low 60s. inland valleys, low to mid-70s today. really comfortable. get out there and enjoy it because we will have a slight warmup in the forecast going into the weekend. low 80s, and still nice in the inland areas in the start of next week. san francisco stays cool and taoeupls sometimes of sunshine. our morning temperatures start out in the low 50s and reach up into the low 60s. let's head over to mike for an update on the commute. we are looking at recovery at 280 and 101. you are jammed out of daly city. also, jammed over at berkeley, westbound 180 all the way down and through the maze as well. and dumbarton bridge picking up volume in the last few minutes.

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it is 7:30 on this thursday morning, june 27th, 2019, a shot of the plaza there where it is already nearly 80 degrees. we could reach 90 today in new york city. sure, that's warm but that is nothing compared to the historic heat wave in europe right now. we are going to head to paris for a live report in just a bit. also pretty hot there in >> oh, yeah, it's hot outside. it was pretty hot on this stage as well. we'll tell you how voters are reacting to round one of the

democratic debate. that's the top of our headlines this morning all ten candidates arrived last night and they agreed on one thing, saying the economy under president trump is benefiting the rich but they didn't always see eye to eye on issues like immigration, foreign policy and health care. the contenders spent most of their time introducing themselves to voters and their ideas as well. ten more hopefuls will take the stage tonight for the second part of this two-night event. a former university of southern california gynecologist was arrested on wednesday, accused of sexual misconduct involving students george tyndall is charged with sexually assaulting 16 young women under the guise of medical exams, the charges come after an 18 month long investigation, hundreds of other women have come forward to blame tyndall saying they were also abused he's maintained innocence and according to his lawyers remains adamant he will be totally exonerated. the federal aviation administration has identified a new potential risk in the boeing 737 max software update that the company must address before the grounded jet can return to service. the problem with the plane's was discovered during a

simulator test last week the new issue means boeing will not conduct the test flight until july 8th at the earliest the jets were grounded in march in the wake of those two deadly crashes within five months. we're learning more about the young american who was killed in a terrifying shark attack in the bahamas, an incident raising red flags for beach goers here in the united states as well as we head into this 4th of july kerry sanders has more on that this morning kerry, good morning. >> reporter: craig, we now know the woman who died here was a 21-year-old from torrance, california vacationing with her family authorities say she was just offshore snorkeling when she was attacked by multiple sharks. a day of fun in paradise quickly turning to terror for a california family. 21-year-old jordan lindsay was snorkeling with her mother when police say she was attacked by

up to three sharks her right arm was torn off, and she was bitten multiple times by the sharks she was rushed to the local hospital where she died from her wounds overnight jordan's father telling nbc news the attack happened so fast my wife tried her best to get her up to the shore, but unfortunately jordan lost too much blood we are still all in shock. officials say the family had been swimming at a popular snorkeling spot near rose island, a tiny stretch of land just miles northeast of nassau when the attack occurred this attack, similar to another incident in the bahamas two years ago, tiffany johnson of north carolina lost her arm in that attack. >> he had my whole arm in his mouth and fear just gripped me. >> reporter: she talked to me last year on her first visit back to the bahamas. >> to be back where your life changed so dramatically, what's it like? >> i got really emotional

thinking about this is where it was supposed to end for me. >> reporter: there's been a surge of attacks along the east coast in recent weeks. >> we're on the ocean isle beach. there's a shark attack >> there's somebody in the water bleeding. >> reporter: including three along the north carolina shore this month alone. >> it was like a lot of pressure on my foot and it kind of like tugged me down >> reporter: all of it as more swimmers are heading to the beach as summer kicks in. >> kerry, what more do we know about the victim here, jordan lindsay? >> reporter: well, that she was a student at loyola merry mount university, much loved and not only somebody who was much loved but somebody who so there is a page set up to help raise money for her funeral and to bring her body back to the united states. but also to support something that she cared about so much

called the gentle barn her father saying about that support, that rescue center, that she was so caring she loved all animals. it's ironic she would die getting attacked by a shark. >> kerry sanders for us there, kerry, thank you and you were just down in the bahamas shooting a story. >> earlier this week we were working on something, and we went diving with sharks and it was under a controlled situation. it reminds you these are wild animals and unfortunately they can mistake us for food. but, you know, still, it's a tragedy. didn't see this coming. >> what are we looking at on the map here >> we're looking at strong storms firing up in the plains today. got a severe thunderstorm watch right now for the eastern dakotas, onto much of central minnesota. that risk is across six states today, storm hazards, tornados possible for up to 10 million people for tomorrow the northern plains under the gun, tornado risk low

but still damaging winds and hail as well this system will be meandering across the plains today. this morning's storms in the upper midwest, afternoon storms into montana and tomorrow those storms will be moving across the great lakes, maybe airport delays the rest of the country for today, hot and humid in the southeast, look for showers down in southern florida. fire danger firing up right now out west and severe storms in the northern plains and again in the upper midwest. that good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. our winds stay breezy today and cool temperatures continue. that's a look at our clear view of the golden gate bridge. we will at times see fog rolling by, mist and tkredrizzle and temperatures in the low 60s there. in concord, expect a high of 75 with 73 the high in san jose. we will warm up slightly in time for the weekend and into the low 80s. we will see more weather like this extending into the middle of next week. that's your latest weather craig? >> al, thank you

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>> innocent cries now heard around the world authorities in forsyth county, georgia say tips and well wishes are pouring in, people eager to help investigators find out who abandoned this newborn baby inside a plastic bag. >> she is a tough little girl and doing well. >> reporter: the baby girl unofficially named india was discovered june 6th in this wooded area. >> we've got a live baby in a bag, breathing, crying. >> born an hour or two earlier, the umbilical cord still attached authorities released video of her dramatic rescue earlier this week in hopes of getting new leads. >> in the last two days, my detectives can't even keep up. >> look how precious you are. >> reporter: deputy terry roper led the dramatic rescue. >> i just knew that we had a job to do to take care of her. >> a father himself he quickly switched into parent mode. >> she'd never experienced love

before and i was honored to be the first one to be able to do that. >> reporter: baby india is now thriving in a foster home, messages of support coming in from as far away as ireland, more than a thousand people eager to become her forever family. >> it's amazing the number of people who are looking to take on a new life into their families and we've got somebody who tried to throw one away. >> the local community already adopting her as one of their own. >> the baby's alive, going to have a good life. >> god intervened. and, you know, he takes care of our babies and he put that baby in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: authorities say they are expecting forensic evidence to come back in the next week or two and hope information and the tips will work together to help them solve the case. >> stephanie, i mean, just every time i see those images i got a tear to my eye i think so many people wanted to wrap their arms around this little baby and i know there have been these adoption offers. how might this play out?

>> yeah, you know, it has affected so many people. they do have some options but adoption's not possible right away forsyth county can take this to family court and they can try to strip the parents' rights even without the parents being there. if they do that it then opens up the doors for adoption, which i think everyone would be very happy about. >> if nothing else maybe there's a silver lining that other people who don't get india might look to adopt in their own communities. >> really good point, yeah. >> thank you, thanks, steph. coming up next the historic heat wave that's toppling records all over europe. what you need to know whether you're traveling there this summer or busy watching the women's world cup. that's right after this. ing the women'world cup. women'world cup. s [upbeat music ♪] you got this. you got this. you got this. you got this.

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back at 7:49 now and dylan joins us, flanked by the weather people it's something we've been talking about all week, the soaring heat wave in europe, temperatures soaring into the triple digits putting residents and travelers and players of the world cup at risk. kelly cobiella is sweating it out there in paris good morning. >> good morning, yeah, wishing i was back in there right now and probably will be shortly paris is already sweltering. i can confirm that it's going to get up into the mid-90s today. germany, poland, the czech republic have already set all time records with europe trapped under a bubble of hot air. this morning france is waking up to a second day of dangerous heat

with temperatures expected to soar into the triple digits in many places. the fountain has turned into a dipping pool for people looking for a little relief. >> i just perched myself on one of these sprinklers and got a little cold water everywhere. it felt amazing. >> reporter: rome is on red alert today, along with 16 other italian cities, american tourists trying not to let it ruin their vacation. >> a couple of changes of clothes, a couple of showers, we're managing. >> reporter: parts of germany and spain are literally on fire. spanish meteorologist warning hell is coming, a mass of hot african air, the saharan bubble is pushing temperatures to the extremes parts of france could hit 114 tomorrow with no air-conditioning in many european homes they're opening cooling centers and handing out water hoping to avoid a repeat of the heat wave in 2003 when tens of thousands died across europe no one is used to the warmer weather.

on soccer fields it can feel even hotter as i found out while trying to learn some skills with the wake forest players. in paris last week for the women's world cup. >> oh, shoot. >> reporter: the u.s. team will have to beat france and the heat tomorrow to stay in the hunt. >> of course it's going to have an impact. players will cramp and get dehydrated this is also something they're preparing for. >> reporter: thankfully they won't face the brutal mid-day sun. kickoff isn't until 9:00 tomorrow night so temperatures will come down a little bit, probably in the high 80s though. guys, in case you're wondering, it's okay to do this in a fountain in paris, but jump into one in rome, and you could get a $500 fine. >> wow. >> reporter: to stick to the fans. >> kelly cobiella, you jump in our producer was around. >> and layla's in paris. >> how's she doing >> she's got a fan. >> no ac

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good thursday morning. right now at 7:56 it's a mostly clear sky as we take a live look outside in walnut creek. we are in for a beautiful day with high temperatures reaching mid-70s there. concord, 71. in san francisco reaching 63 degrees with san jose in the low 70s. we will see more 70s tomorrow but then slightly warmer in time for the weekend. still seasonable weather. we will see that continuing into next week. looking pretty good with san francisco at times with fog and clouds drifting by and sunshine mixing in with temperatures in the low 60s today. mid-60s for the weekend. that weather continues into next week and it stays gusty even as we go into the fourth of july. we will be watching that forecast. we are looking at the san

mateo bridge, and 92, they cleared a disabled vehicle from the center divide there, the service lane. just outside of our camera at the bottom of the screen from time to time i have seen chp topping up and issuing quite a few tickets, so watch yourself there, they are watching you. west 80 coming to berkeley at the top of the screen, jammed at richmond and the bay bridge. back to you. happening now, the supreme court just issued a major ruling on the census citizenship question. justices upheld the lower court ruling saying the question cannot appear on the 2020 census form for now, but the court also decided to send the case back to the lower court judge for more review. mourners are gathering to remember a sacramento police officer that died last week in the line of duty. o'sullivan was shot as she

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latino voters. [ speaking spanish ] the debate also marking the first in history with more than one woman on the presidential stage. >> i just want to say there's three women up here that have fought pretty hard for a woman's right to choose. >> reporter: during a night heavy on policy with technical interruptions, at least one viewer was unimpressed, president trump aboard air force one tweeting "boring." they head in to night two for these democrats and taking center stage, the frontrunner, former vice president joe biden. he'll be flanked by kamala harris and bernie sanders. tonight, savannah, four of the top six democrats, according to recent polls will share the stage. >> peter, thank you very much. while the first group of democrats have their initial faceoff, nbc's jacob soboroff was meeting with voters. having a little watch party. what did they say? >> we were at a bookstore. wasn't a big walk to get there you set off this exchange on the

topic of the day amongst voters, immigration. you talk to julian castro about decriminalization of immigration, everybody was fired up about that, particularly because of that picture of the father and daughter we were all talkinabout yesterday. but also minimum wage and affordability, elizabeth warren talked a lot about it and there was a young woman at the bookstore who it really resonated with her i want to show you that. take a look. >> who's breaking through? >> ms. warren is the one that's breaking through to me, i guess because she's speaking directly and clear, i feel like she's talking to us. >> there's nothing a candidate wants to hear more than i feel like she's talking to us and some of the other people at the bookstore, climate change, especially here in miami almost at sea level in miami and when people hear about climate change they say that matters to me here because it's literally our future. >> it got lively with the candidates on the issue of health care. did that resonate with them? did they understand what that

debate was about it got kind of complex. >> it was tenuous. bill de blasio jumped in several times and continued to interrupt people and i actually think that did not help de blasio with the people i was sitting with. they felt like it was overly aggressive and they wanted to hear everybody play everything out. >> it's so tricky for these candidates when to jump in, when not a p

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series pride 50 and jenna is joining us as well. good morning to you. >> yesterday we took that closer look at the stonewall riots 50 years later. this morning we are focusing on how the experience of coming out has changed over the last half century. nbc's joe friar is here with that it's changed dramatically. >> it really has you know, as we were interviewing folks for this story we asked everyone how old were you when you came out now, on the surface that may sound like an easy question, but really it's not always that simple you might first come out to your parents and a few friends then years later more relatives and friends. truth is, you're always coming out. but in many ways and in many places things are easier now from the stonewall riots in 1969 to the pop hits of 2019, the

lgbtq community has never been more visible and that's empowering people at younger and younger ages. >> i came out when i was 18 years old. >> i came out when i was 16 years old. >> i came out when i was 14 years old. >> so this morning we're exploring how things have changed by sharing coming out stories from three different generations, starting with 62-year-old rick. >> coming out was a gradual process for me. >> today he runs equality california, one of the country's largest organizations for lgbtq rights, something he never could have imagined growing up in the rural southwest. >> lgbtq people were abnormal, didn't have families, were lonely and pathetic. >> he says fear from the a.i.d.s. crisis kept him closeted through much of the '80s it wasn't until the '90s that rick came out to friends, colleagues and his mom.

>> at first she thought that it was a phase and that my boyfriend had sort of converted me there were some challenges but ultimately the result was positive because you're not hiding parts of yourself, you're living in a way that's authentic. >> reporter: still at that time positive gay role models were in short supply, making it hard for many to come out, including me when i was young and i tried to picture what my life would be as an adult i sort of assumed that i would marry a woman and have kids and i think part of that made me feel sad because i felt like i wouldn't be living my real true life but when i went to college there were shows like "will & grace,". >> ladies first, sorry, grace. >> reporter: and trail blazers like ellen degeneres. >> i'm gay. >> reporter: you're starting to see things on television and in

movies that make you say okay i'm not alone and there are other people out there i don't even remember the first time i actually said the words i'm gay. so the first time i can really think of actually saying those words was with my mom, and thankfully that was an incredibly positive experience but new research finds many parents still struggle with the news two years after their kids come out michael says that was the case initially for his mom. >> i think it was just difficult to have her only child come out and the fear of like what does that now mean for his success and his future >> reporter: how hard was it coming out at 14 >> incredibly difficult. >> for anna the problems came from peers. >> i got slurs thrown around, i remember someone told me that i was the reason why the hiv and a.i.d.s. crisis spread it was very, very, very lonely, for a very, very long time. >> reporter: but some had immediate support, including zach who's transgender. >> growing up my mom has always said i love you no matter what for a week my mom was like let me do my own research. and after that my mom was like

this is what we need to get done. ♪ baby i was born this way >> it helps that today's culture embraces lgbtq people more than ever, including the legalization of gay marriage, that inspired taylor, a "today" show intern. >> it just made me feel really good inside. i didn't feel as scared to come out to people because i knew i'm able to get married if i love somebody. >> reporter: for this group is future is just as bright as they symbolic rainbow. >> my dream, i hope to be married. >> my life today is absolutely incredible i've been with my partner peter for more than 11 years now. >> even if i can be open ask out and even one person can see it and feel a little bit better about who they are then it will have made every hardship i've ever suffered so worth it. >> there are lgbtq role models now, lgbtq people elected to office, folks can see themselves now, and i think that is what is making the world better. >> that's fantastic. thank you so much for sharing

that story here's the thing, though, and after the stonewall riot story yesterday we talked a little bit about this, there have been a lot of advancements but there's still a great deal of work to be done with regards to the lgbtq community. >> that's right. one thing we always have to remember, and i always tell people this, lesbian, gay, bisexual youth are five times more likely to attempt suicide than their straight peers. the thing we hear over and over again is the power of visibility every one of those young people we talked to referred to someone on tv, someone in the movies, a youtube influencer, or someone in their own community, a neighbor or a teacher. that visibility gives them the strength to come out themselves and know it's going to be okay. >> even you sharing your own story, you can imagine somebody is watching you. >> i grew up in a small town, population hovered around a thousand so coming out in the late '90s there wasn't an option, i went to college at northwestern and that's when i started to see other people my age out and proud. >> made a difference. >> made a huge difference. >> made it easier for me to tell my family.

>> you're making a difference, too. >> thank you, joe. >> thank you, joe fryer. mr. roker, i want to let folks know that you wrote an essay that folks should check out on today.com, it's a very personal essay. we would encourage you to read it mr. roker, let's look at the weather. >> let's see what's going on around the country we have fire danger out west severe storms firing up in the plains into the upper midwest. showers in the mid-mississippi river valley

. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall:temperatures staying on the cool side. this is the view we'll see throughout the afternoon with the high temperature reaching 73 sand 73 in livermore and san francisco 60s and breezy. completely warmer for the weekend into the start of next week. calming down a bit next wednesday. dylan, you're handling pop start. yesterday we showed you a preview of jimmy fallon and the cast of "stranger things" scaring unsuspecting fans. the gang posed as wax figures at madam toussaud's and the reactions did not disappoint >> big smiles, three, two, one. >> can i get a tissue? >> that is what i'm talking about. justice for barb >> three, two, one. >> hey, guys. >> do you like barb? >> look. >> hi, jimmy fallon, nice to see

you. >> take a look back like that. >> i love it. >> totally terrified and so excited. >> we probably had to clean up some of the language. >> i'm sure, yes in that moment. "the tonight show" live again following the debates on nbc at 11:35 eastern up next, if you're still not over the epic "game of thrones" finale that aired in may, you're in luck. the cast has reunited for a two part special that will be in the blu ray box sets hbo will release that later this year conan o'brien sat down with featured cast members from the final season to take a look back at the last ten years, here's a peek. >> "game of thrones" has been such an education for me in everything i've become an adult on this show more than anything the

friends i've made on this show i will have for life. >> action! >> oh, my gosh, i am in medieval times, i'm not in 2009 anymore. >> i've never done anything like this before. >> oh, no! [ screaming [ bleep >> my first ever filming of anything >> i love getting in costume, walking about with a massive cloak and sword. that's been the most fun thing is just pretending to be in this world. >> i cant wait to see it >> man, they look so young, right? fans can expect to see their favorites that didn't make it to the final season hbo is set to release the blu-ray box set on december 3. finally, tonight marks a big anniversary, watch what happens live is turning 10 years old since it premiered in 2009, it's aired more than a thousand episodes if you can believe it it's welcomed hundreds of guests all led by one unforgettable host here he is joining us now. >> hey. >> what's up, guys. >> happy birthday. >> congratulations. >> ten years. >> does it feel like ten years

>> yeah, it kind of does and kind of doesn't. >> kind of does, kind of doesn't. do you remember it all are there moments that stick out to you >> can't remember it all there's such an alcohol haze happening. i remember it all. yes, i do. it's the most fun. i can't believe they let me do it i love -- i love when all the divas come, j.lo, mariah, cher, oprah. we've had so much fun. and tonight we're going to blow it out. >> what are you going to do in we've got, how's this for a lineup, we have chrissy teigen, john mayer and countess luann. that's a "watch what happens live". >> what about your life in the ten years that's happened, all that's happened to you >> it's wild. >> how crazy that? >> it is crazy. >> but wonderful. >> and wonderful, absolutely it took me this long to become a father it took me this long to keep this show going. >> look at that picture. >> it's really exciting.

>> happy guy. >> a big happy baby. >> how's he doing? >> what's the new thing right now? >> the new thing right now is just a lot of smiles and a lot of grabbing and sitting up you know, paying attention i can read books to him and he's actually looking at the pictures he's grabbing my nose a lot. >> what's pretty cool one day he'll be able to go and walk on the hollywood walk of fame and see your name. isn't that cool? >> it's super cool. >> can you believe it? >> no, i can't i want to be -- i'm starting a campaign, i want to be -- i want my star to be in front of a dispensary. >> okay. >> yeah. >> maybe a "watch what happens live" junior edition >> happy anniversary. >> thank you. >> so nice to see you. >> by the way, he's sticking around for the fourth hour we're going to have some fun. >> yes, we are. >> we're going to keep it pg-13. does that sound good for you >> the tenth anniversary edition of watch what happens live airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. on bravo.

>> good stuff. just ahead, a fitting farewell celebration for our pal sunny as he moves on to his next chapter. >> oh. >> first, your local news. good morning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. within the last hour a major ruling on the white house's census citizen ship question. justices upheld saying the question cannot appear on the 2020 census form for now. they do also leave open the possibility it could return. in its decision, the court questioned motives for why wi wilber ross asked the question and more review. separately the high court shot down an effort to halt thegerry let's get a look at the commute. mike inouye is tracking the

traffic. we're seeing similar scenes, the camera here, the capital expressway, 85 holding steady and everybody marching up in towards sunny vevale and mounta view and the peninsula and slowdown near san ma toe o owe westbound and 50s or better. the backup at the bay bridge toll plazaho holding steady. oakland not so bad. most of the flow into paid month with the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks. we'll have another local news update coming up for you in 30 minutes.

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♪ those beautiful voices are the gay men's chorus of washington, d.c. 120 powerful voices joining us, they are in town for the world pride celebration. thank you, thank you, thank you so much for that and good thursday morning from the plaza. >> that's right, it's a bit of a bittersweet moment for us. we're going to be celebrating our buddy sunny because it's our final morning with him. >> oh. >> with usl morning with us. he has been a ray of sunshine. >> i think he knows. you and sunny have been such a ray of sunshine literally. >> thank you so much. >> do you think he knows >> i do think he knows he's subdued today but it's a new chapter it's a good thing. >> i can't wait for you guys to

see what he's going to do. >> and you've got our crowd moment. >> i spotted some children, sunny's favorite is kids of all shapes and sizes you ready? let's come up here say hi to him. >> oh. >> they all have their sunny dolls too. >> makes a lot of people happy. >> thank you so much for both of you, sunny and olivia. >> we'll have that coming up in just a bit say our good-byes. also ahead, though, we have busted out the movie chairs and the popcorn as well for a sneak peek at the summer's must-se movies from action, the comedy, cartoons, surly something for everyone this summer, dave carter in the house, we're going to head inside and hang out with david in a moment. >> "lion king," hello. plus another hot topic, the essentials you need to travel safe. coming up on the third hour today craig is giving us a look at his digital series dads got this. >> this morning we are going to introduce folks to a group

called dragon dads they are supporting each other and their lgbtq children as well cool group of dads looking forward to introducing you to them third hour of today and today.com as well. >> al, how about a check of the weather? >> but first -- >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by the alzheimer's association. june is alzheimer's and brain awareness month. learn how you can join the fight at alz.org let's take a look and see what your weekend is shaping up for. we start off with tomorrow, strong storms in the upper midwest and out in the plains. fire danger continues out west, we'll look for saturday some strong storms in the northeast, new england, summer heat, midsection of the country, wet weather through the gulf then sunday, sunday, wet and cooler in the northeast, heat wave in the midplains, mild and dry out west with wet weather along the gulf coast that's what's go good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. beautiful sunshine taking a live look outside in san jose. we're going to see this weather

all throughout the afternoon. we're going to keep the cooler than normal temperatures in the inland valleys today. only reaching the low to mid 70s. it's still going to be breezy with the brisk offshore or on shore wind bringing in an ocean breeze. we're going to keep that into the weekend, as well. just not as strong start. temperatures come up a few more degrees and comfortable into the start of next week. and that is your latest weather. also, some of our crowd sporting purple today thanks to our sponsor, the alzheimer's association, june is alzheimer's and brain awareness month, more than 5 million americans currently living with this disease. you can learn more all about it at today.com craig? >> mr. roker, thank you. up next, look who's in the house, our buddy dave carter is here, we're going to break down the box office blockbusters about to dominate your summer. also have a little popcorn as well. >> why not >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. not >> first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪

summer is officially under way. if you're looking for entertainment you have come to the right place, here with the season's must see movies, turner classic movies host, special correspondent for imdb. thanks for bringing the po >> "spiderman," that is probably going the biggest blockbuster, one of the biggest. >> i think of the movies that are left this summer, that's the one that a lot of people are excited about. this is the big fourth of july weekend movie, "spiderman far from home," tom holland i love this guy as spiderman. he's so charming the marvel people did something clever by inserting him into the avengers world because of that, this movie "far from home" plays like a continuation the avengers end game plot line you've got the end of the world

stuff action scenes but then it's also a really sweet high school romance between peterrke. parker and his crush, mj, played by zendaya you go back and forth between these action scenes and more interpersonal scenes. >> expectations are hot because the budget, i believe, is $160 million? >> i think it's going to make it back though, yeah. >> next one is from our parent company, universal, yesterday. >> if you don't want to wait until next week to see a great movie there's one that's coming out tomorrow and it's called "yesterday," and it's written by this great screen writer richard curtis who did "love actually" and "notting hill" and "four weddings and a funeral." it's about this struggling singer/song writer who finds himself in an alternate universe where he's the only person in the world who's ever heard of the beatles and knows any of their songs. he runs with it and claims these are songs he wrote it skyrockets him into super stardom.

you know who else is in this movie in a great extended cameo role is ed sheeran. >> really? >> playing himself you think he's going to be in it for a couple minutes but he's actually in a it for a long time, great supporting role and he's a really natural actor. it's a very sweet film it forces you to listen to the beatles songs as if you're hearing them for the first time. it's really interesting in that regard one of the biggest disney stories of all time "lion king" released 25 years ago. >> does that make you feel old >> it does what about the remake? >> i'm intrigued by this one is it animated, live action, it's called photo realistic. basically cgi that's made to look completely real and the jungle book movie a couple years ago had the same director jan favreau used the same technology what's exciting to me is the cast, they have donald glover and beyonce and billy eichner and seth rogan and there's a new elton john song.

it's called "never too late. he wrote it with tim rice, the original lyricist from "the lion king." he's having a great summer, elton is. >> the sound track for sure will be the sound track of the summer. >> i mean, beyonce, donald glover and elton john, can't go wrong. quentin tarantino, a-list cast >> this is called "once upon a time" in hollywood, and it's this really interesting throwback hollywood story, leonardo dicaprio, so great, plays an aging, fading tv star brad pitt is his good friend and stunt double and also in the movie margot robbie plays sharon tate, a young up and coming actress who was murdered the film plays on that interesting story. the ending of this movie has to be seen to be believed. >> wow. >> definitely one that you want to go out and see before your friends start talking about it too much it's really entertaining another one from our parent

company. "fast and furious: hobbs and shaw." it's a spinoff >> the franchise is gargantuan it's made over $5 million. they've decided to spin off these two characters hobbs and shaw played by dwayne johnson and jason statham. basically it's just muscles on screen i mean, it's shocking that you can even fit these guys on the screen and i think what's going to be great about this is this is going to be the movie for the hard-core action fans. the trailer looks fun. they're trying to outdo each other in the action stunts it's less car driven than the other "fast and furious" movies. it's going to be a lot of action >> dave carter, good to have you. >> thank you. >> a lot of good films to see. let's send it outside to sheinelle. >> we have good stuff coming up. up next, travel essentials to keep yourself and your stuff safe when you travel this summer first, this is "today" on nbc. safe when you travel this

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back with better basics today, innovative ideas for everyday products. we're focusing on summer travel safety, the gear to protect your family and your personal possessions when you hit the road. we have a lifestyle expert. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> eve and wear we are going to start with these shir shirts these are not just your basic shirt. these are pickpocket proof shirts so the trick is that in the pocket there's actually a zipper right here if you put things in there nobody can get it and grab it and make a run for it. there is a business shirt to wear for business travel or a more sporty, active shirt.

these are from clothing arts >> it's a great looking shirt. >> great looking shirt great find. >> talk to me about these bags. >> these are genius. they have locks on them. the hardware is great looking. you can lock the zippers together they have splash-proof straps. everything is made to deter theft and the idea with pickpocketing is quickness >> can't even get it out. >> especially if you're traveling you can keep it on your chest. >> yeah. >> i love these. >> i am obsessed with these. they're $70. i thought they were like $700. they're beautiful faux leather, faux fur it's a travel wallet inside you can put your passport, different currencies you can wear this as a clutch, as a fanny pack. cross body bag. >> it's stylish, not bulky. >> it's labeled. so you know when something is missing. >> speaking about not bulky, our next model.

>> macy. >> she's so cute and this stash band is so cute. it's a way to keep your belongings on your when you travel, working out, whatever it may be it's thin to the body and it's sweat wicking. she's going to europe in a couple weeks, it's hot there. >> it's perfect. >> put her phone in there, her passport. you can't even see it. >> and then it's right on you. you can do this if you're running or exercising. >> keys, no one can get to it. foldover here. >> doesn't fall out. >> nope. >> how much? >> $23. >> not bad at all. >> what's next >> i think this is so smart, technique, when you go swimming. hiding things under the towel. >> that's what i do. >> i do that too that's are safes that you can attach to a beach chair. you can use it anywhere. they're really wonderful for traveling and going to the beach or swimming. lock them, do a code or there's a key. they affix right to the chair and it's roomy. >> let's say you want to run away real quickly and come right back, you're trying to cover everything up. >> cover everything up or

someone gets stuck having to watch stuff. put this on your chair and go. >> what about this one >> this is a personal alarm, the one we found highest rated on amazon is

we'll have more on that in just a moment but first, a look back at all the memories we've shared with sunny. ♪ >> okay, let's open the door see our new puppy.

>> sunny scurried into our studio at just two months old. >> we need to name this puppy. >> the name vote a landslide. >> and our puppy's name is -- drum roll, please, sunny. >> and the puppy love instant. >> can you give us an -- aw w ww >> get a check of the weather, will it be sunny >> always now. >> bye-bye, sunny. >> bye-bye >> sunny quickly adjusted to life in the spotlight and made friends with everyone he met. >> man's best friend >> we had a lot of laughs. system sunny's eating my script. i'm sorry. >> this is the magic, there you go. >> continue with this makeout session, you guys. >> make no mistake, sunny was hard at work. >> sit yes. look at you! come on, buddy. >> we followed every step of his journey with his guide dog

foundation trainer olivia. >> he's doing amazing. >> from basic skills, to some truly remarkable feats. >> good. beautiful. here. give >> sunny is our shining star so how many memories did we make sunny spent 240 mornings with us, earned 7,000 treats. and traveled 25,000 miles, from visiting the set of "the voice" in los angeles -- >> yes, this is sunny, unofficial coach today. >> to following the nhl playoffs all over the country as the official stanley cup correspondent. [ "hail to the chief" plays ♪ >> sunny invited his friend sully to our studio. president george h.w. bush's service dog. but the real puppy party was when sunny's entire litter reunited to celebrate their 1st

birthday. >> everyone's having cake. >> happy birthday, puppies. >> we're celebrating the greatest milestone of them all. >> sunny's going to be a facility dog at the henry viscardi school. he's going to use his service dog tasks to help over 170 students on a daily basis. >> as the school's first ever facility dog our puppy with a purpose will be supporting students with physical disabilities sunny will be an important member of the team he even has his own security badge. >> he gets to serve as a teacher, as a mentor, as a model for great behavior he gets to be their helper and most of all he gets to be their friend. >> by helping children who need it most sunny is off to a bright future. >> and sunny's here with us and so is his trainer olivia we know sunny is down this morning. how about you? how you holding up >> it's bittersweet, it's tough to explain in words exactly what this moment is like. the love is deep, the pride is

overwhelming no matter how many friends he makes i'll always be here cheering him on as his number one fan. >> it seems like the school is a perfect match for sunny. >> absolutely. when given a choice between greeting a new adult or a new kid, sunny will choose the kid 100% of the time and he is so patient and adaptable to the varying abilities at this school and he is the only thing better than his wagging tail is seeing these kids' electric smile it absolutely -- he absolutely brightens their day. and they've renamed all his service dog skills magic and they go around the halls saying he's their best buddy i can't wait for him to have his official start they're finding out now. they're watching live. >> this is how they're finding out? >> yeah. >> they must be so excited. >> i hope they're cheering as much as we are supporting him. >> they are for sure. >> that makes it a little easier to say good-bye to him in honor

of sunny's accomplishment we wanted to present you with this, our sponsor pedigree is donating $25,000 and a year's supply of dog food to the guide dog foundation to help raise the next generation of service dogs. >> amazing. >> oh, yay, sunny. >> nice work, sunny. >> that's for you, sunny before we wrap up this hour, we want to -- instagram live this morning. >> i sure do, the author of searching for sophie lee tune in, take part at 9:00 a.m. eastern or follow along on our today show instagram later in the day. . good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus, washington. about an hour ago, the law enforcement officers from around the state say farewell to a sacramento police officer. memorial services will be held for tara. a gunman shot and killed her when she responded to a domestic disturbance. she is from the east bay and

today's services take place at 10:00 this morning. the suspect faces multiple charges including murder, attempted murder and using an illegal firearm. a procession for officer sullivan is lining its way through the state capital. we're keeping an eye on that and starting at 10:00 there will be a link to the live memorial service from the nbc bay area facebook page. about an hour ago, the supreme court issued a major ruling on the census citizen ship question. lower court ruling says the question cannot appear on the 2020 census. the court decided to send the case to the lower court for more review. we'll have for for you at midday. more news for you in an hour. ♪

live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the third hour of "today." good morning to you and welcome to the third hour of "today," i'm sheinelle here with al, craig and dylan, the gang's all here for you this morning. did you stay up late last night? >> for what? i did. >> i stayed up until 10:00 eastern, still late. how late did it go? >> 11:00. >> it started so late though. >> it's hard to start watching something at 9:00. >> it was a primetime event. >> weorget for normal people. >> i forget prime time exists. >> now the 2020 countdown, high gear, the very first democratic debate is in the books