we just started to build. later in the morning, a lot of folks headed into the city, pride this weekend and the treat truck. >> don't forget the treat truck. treat yourself! >> we're back at 7:25 with the live update for you. good morning good morning gloves off >> i'm going to now direct this to vice president biden. >> senator kamala harris' fiery turn at the democratic debate making it personal with joe biden over civil rights. >> she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me >> challenging the former vice president on his record. and just ahead, highs and lows of the night and the question of the morning, did the primary just get a major shake-up. to russia with laughs? president trump and vladimir putin meeting overnight. their controversial exchange over russian election interference.

>> don't meddle. >> what the president is saying about that moment morning. new clues, a mysterious disappearance of a college student in utah. the search enters day 11 we're live with the very latest. those stories, plus, red flag that deadly shark attack in the bahamas raising concerns that beaching here at home here ahead of july 4th. and do more. fan safety at every major league ballpark now coming from capitol hill. and fever pitch. >> who's going to win? >> excitement builds and so do temperatures in paris as team usa gets ready to face-off with france at the world cup today, friday, june 28, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza and good morning, everybody.

welcome to "today," nice to have you with us on a friday morning. >> good to have you back good work down there, and good to see you even if it's on two hours' sleep. >> i can't believe eight hours ago i was in miami and here we are. last night the debate, our top story. a much different feel on night two with four of the top democrats taking part last night. former vice president joe biden center stage and at the center of repeated criticism including that pointed exchange with senator kamala harris. complete coverage. we start with our chief white house corners hallie jackson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. we expected this debate to heavily feature the front-runner joe biden, and it sure did, although maybe not in the way his team would have wanted. biden was front and center, but so were his vulnerabilities as senator kamala harris made very clear and personal in what's arguably not just the most dramatic moment of the debate but the entire primary season so far. >> a local decision --

>> reporter: it's the most explosive exchange of this democratic primary yet. >> i'm going to now direct this at vice president biden. >> reporter: senator kamala harris confronts vice president joe biden over working with two sec segregationist senators two decades ago. >> i do not believe you're a racist and i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground and i also believe and it's personal and i was very -- it was hurtful. you also worked with them to oppose bussing, and you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school, and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. >> reporter: the audience stunned into silence with biden forced on defense. >> mischaracterized my position across the board. i did not praise racists, that's not true, number one. number two, if we want to

litigate this campaign on who supported civil rights and whether i did or not i'm happy to do that. i was a public defender. i didn't become a prosecutor. >> reporter: within moments harris' campaign tweeting this photo of the senator as a child. the caption "that little girl was me" and image framing the marquee moment in a contentious debate. >> candidates, please -- >> guys, you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. >> reporter: harris the most breakout moment and 9 biggest target, biden. his younger rivals repeatedly made the case for new leadership. >> joe biden was right time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. >> i'm still holding on to that torch. >> reporter: making a point to promote his record alongside a popular party favorite, former president barack obama. >> president obama did a heck of a job. >> reporter: pointing out how

aggressive their policies should be, big differences on health care and all unanimous on this. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: the pdent pouncing on that stance tweeting from the g-20 summit in japan, how about taking care of american citizens first? that's the end of that race. and on iig, millennial mayor pete buttigieg -- >> to say it is okay, to suggest god would smile on the division of families at the hands of federal agents that god would condone putting children in cages, has lost all plans to ever use religious language again. >> reporter: the sharpest attacks saved for the man these candidates hoped to replace. >> what is the greatest national security threat to the united states? it's donald trump. >> trump is a phony. trump is a pathological liar, and a racist, and that he lied to the american people during his campaign.

>> reporter: so today the candidates are getting back on the campaign trail and that includes joe biden who is set to deliver a civil rights speech group to go to chicago and speak with those folks. biden's sources inside the campaign are pushing back on reports there was a freakout moment, if you will, among staff given biden's performance, describing the atmosphere as remarkably calm. savannah? >> hallie, thank you. former democratic senator claire mccaskill served with many and she's here with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> about last night. that's the theme of the morning. what did you think about vice president biden? he came in as the front-runner. do you think last night hurt him? he certainly took some shots. >> no question that it was not his best night. he had a solid performance. but kamala, she was -- she brought it. i would put it in context, though. this was the opening curtain on

a very long drama. and while i think kamala certainly assured he's going to be in the final group of people on the stage debating come end of this year, i think we can't assume that joe biden can't recover or that now it's a done deal for kamala harris. >> senator, here's the thing. there seems to be a different narrative emerging about joe biden. everyone knows barack obama's number two, but also here's the senator who has a complicated relationship with bussing. he has this, this relationship with segregationists he worked with while in the upper chamber. do we think that last night moves the needle, or do you think this is a narrative that will start to perhaps manifest itself in polling? >> if you look at the votes in the democratic primary, nothing is more important than the african-american vote and the youth vote, where you see growth, quite frankly. what happened last night? some of the younger candidates go after bernie to try to grab

some of that youth vote and you saw kamala harris go after joe biden trying to reassure the african-american community, hey, i'm real. you guys need to get with this. i can be not only the second black president in the united states but the first woman president of the united states. >> the dynamic in the primary, whether a republican primary or democratic primary, is always things that happen in the primary may later come back and haunt in the general election. did you see anything on the stage that concerns you as a democrat on those grounds? >> it will be interesting to see how this plays out because kamala harris said after the debate that when she raised her hand to lester holt's question about private insurance, she thought he was referring to her own. he used the word "their" he thought he meant hers and not saying all private insurance should be outlawed. that going to be something here. there's 150 million people in this country with health insurance at work and are not as excited about giving that up. >> senator warren staked her claim on those grounds the night before.

>> yes. obviously, that's going to be one of the big debates in this primary. should we do away with all private insurance in this country and make it illegal as bernie and elizabeth think we should do? or should private insurance still be an option for those people who still want to provide insurance at work and get insurance at work. >> quickly, who else had a good night last night? >> mayor pete had a pretty good night. frankly i think one of the reasons joe biden didn't meet expectations because all the candidates were pretty damn good. you know? i maybe shouldn't say that on morning tv. i apologize to all the parents out there, but they were all -- >> they're going to wash your mouth out with soap. >> i'm going to see this glass as half full, as long as it doesn't get too personal. if it does voters will react. what we saw the last two nights is a lot of strong candidates to take out the mess in the oval office. >> senator claire mccaskill on the democratic primary. thank you, appreciate it. >> you bet. breaking overnight,

president trump sitting down with russia's vladimir putin on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. the first meeting since the end of the mueller investigation and president trump raised eyebrows with how he handled the russian interference in u.s. elections. nbc news correspondent keir simmons traveling with the president. he's in osaka, japan, this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the white house confirming this morning the russian president, president putin, did indeed invite president trump to moscow next may if he agreed to that, and the white house says that he has not accepted the offer. it would be pretty stunning, because next may would be just six months before the 2020 election, but it was president trump's comments on election meddling with president putin sitting right next to him that is truly raising eyebrows this morning. asked if he'd warned russia not to meddle in the 2020 elections president trump appeared to jokingly reprimand president putin.

>> don't meddle in the election. >> reporter: mr. putin laughing along. it's the first time the two men have met since the conclusion of robert mueller's investigation blaming russia for sweeping and systematic election interference in 2016. mr. trump praising putin, who has repeatedly denied meddling. >> we have had a very, very good relationship and we look forward to spending some very good time together. a lot of very positive things are going to come out of the relationship. so vladimir, thank you very much. >> reporter: earlier the two men chatting ahead of the family photo of all the gathered leaders. president trump standing beside saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman. the summit taking place amid a backdrop of international instability. iran, north korea, climate change, all big issues here. a fist pump with india and

japan's leaders couldn't conceal divisions on trade. the united nations secretary-general determinant ly, diplomatic. >> to what extent do you hold president trump responsible for disagreements among here at the g-20. >> it is very important that that dialogue is foreseen before china and the u.s. >> reporter: those crucial u.s./china talks set to take place in less than 24 hours. today president trump warning america's security and intellectual property must be protected. a renewed dialogue on trade, but will there be a deal? back to that meeting between president trump and president putin. it lasted between 45 minutes, and an hour, and they talked about arms control, about iran, venezuela, ukraine and syria, but it was one agreement that may be criticized. the white house says they agreed to improve relations. savannah and craig? >> keir simmons in osaka, japan, thank you. two big rulings from the supreme court. one was a blow to the trump administration plan to put a citizenship question on next year the census form and pete williams is at the court for us.

pete, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the supreme court rejected the trump administration's claim for why it needed to put a question about citizenship on the census form that goes to every u.s. household next year. it left the door open for the government to try again, but there may not be enough time for that. >> what do we want? >> to be counted. >> reporter: immigrant groups cheered the decision. a big win for them and 17 states who said asking everyone who gets a census form if they're a u.s. citizen would discourage migrants from responding resulting in an under count. >> we have a victory. we can stand proud and sure that every single one of is will be counted. >> reporter: required by the constitution every ten years, the census determines how many members each state gets in the house of representatives, and how much money states get in federal grants. for densely populated states, the citizenship question could make a big difference in the

results. >> it would be a sad appearance if people said, well, since that's on there i'm not going to be counted, because it means so much in terms of who we are as a nation. >> reporter: the ruling gives the government another chance to come up with an explanation for why it needs the citizenship question, and that will start another court battle. the census bureau claimed it needed to start preparing the forms by the end of june, but president trump tweeted that he has asked government lawyers if they can delay the census until the supreme court is given more information. >> can you imagine you send out a census and not allowed to say whether or not a person's an american citizen. >> pete, another major decision as mentioned from the court yesterday. tell us about that one. >> reporter: right. this involved two cases from maryland and north carolina and in those cases the court said it's not for federal judges to weigh in when the states draw the maps for their congressional and legislative districts and heavily favor the party in power. this was a 5-4 ruling with

conservatives in the majority saying that the court has no authority to reallocate political power among the major parties. if this decision had gone the other way it could have led to changes in who controls congress and the legislatures. >> key decisions there. pete, thank you. lots more to get to on this friday morning including new pressure on major league baseball to extend protective netting at all stadiums. league-wide. this comes after a number of alarming incidents where fans have been injured by foul balls. nbc's gadi schwartz is in chicago with more on that. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. the white sox, tigers and pirates, some of the first teams to pledge for more netting at their stadiums stretching as far as the foul poles as some lawmakers are calling for more to be done to protect fans like the little girl whose skull was fractured during a cubs/astros game last month. this morning the pittsburgh pirates, the latest to extend

netting in their stadium announcing plans to extend nets to or near the foul poles at the stadium. they join a growing list of teams that have been announcing changes including the tigers, nationals and white sox following a number of recent injuries to fans hit by foul balls. it was a foul ball straight at a 2-year-old girl in the stand and looks of horror for many became the rallying cry for more protective netting. this morning the lawyer for the family saying the ball struck with such force it fractured her skull. >> bleeding in the brain. there's swelling. she sustained a seizure episode. shortly after she was discharged originally and, of course, readmitted for the seizures. >> reporter: since the incident albert almora, jr., who saw his line drive hit the girl has become one of the first to call for action. >> i want to put a net around the whole stadium. >> reporter: now congress is getting involved. senators co-writing a letter to major league baseball commissioner thursday stating, mlb and every team should

expedite plans to extend netting to further protect fans. >> bellinger rifles a foul. >> reporter: injuries as other stadiums continue. a teen in los angeles hit in the face. >> i'm not the only one at dodger stadium that's gotten hit with a ball. >> reporter: last year a 79-year-old woman killed at dodger stadium as well and these incidents leading parents and kids across the country to say, enough is enough. >> watching that last little girl get hit was traumatic. >> reporter: for those bringing gloves to the game the recommendation of extending netting to at least the ends of the dugouts is a good enough. >> you shouldn't detract from the game. it's never going to be totally safe. >> reporter: now, the mlb's recommendation last year to extend to the dugouts after the death at dodger stadium got all 30 teams onboard, but injuries continued. so far this season the league hasn't weighed in whether they'll ask for the netting to be pulled back even further. >> gadi schwartz in chicago. thanks. time of the morning to check in with dylan. she's in for al. what's going on in the forecast? >> good morning.

talking about heat. in fact, we have heat advisories in effect for 7 million people in the midwest and air quality advisories. it's hot, it's humid. the air is stagnant. anyone with any sort of respiratory issues especially asthma could deal with basically increasing those symptoms today. just something to keep in mind. you might want to stay indoors in those areas today. take a look what's going on in miami. we have been breaking tons of records this week. we had four consecutive record-high temperatures. also recorded the hottest june temperature on record with a high of 98 degrees, and seven days this month have been at 95 degrees or higher. all of these areas. pensacola, stanford, melbourne, down to miami, the top five warmest junes on record, and we are going to see a little bit of relief today. although temperatures will still be in upper 80s, lower 90s. another area dangerously hot and humid, back through the midwest into parts of the plains with your heat indices up around 100 to 105 degrees. morin that expected as we go

into saturday. we are looking for the heat to continue to expand to the north. minneapolis up to 93. north platt, nebraska, 95. omaha, 94. that's a look of the weather across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. freedom is the ability to go where you wanna go... ♪ and do what you wanna do. ♪ so... what do you wanna do? the 2019 jeep compass. hurry in to the 4th of july sales event and get $500 additional bonus cash on select models. visit jeep.com good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. here is a live look outside in san francisco, we can see the low clouds in the distance there, some sunshine in san francisco, and we're going to have another breezy day with highs in the mid-60s. low 70s for oakland. san jose reaching 76 and low 80s

for a few of the inland valleys. it's going to be slightly warmer than it was yesterday, and as we go into the weekend, some low 80s in the forecast, but that holds even into the fourth of july. and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. coming up, are police one step closer to find out what happened to the utah college student who vanished two weeks ago. we're going to have the overnight developments in that investigation. and new details on the deadly shark attack down in the bahamas amid safety concerns of u.s. beaches heading into this fourth of july holiday, but first, this is "today" on nbc. fourth of july holiday, but first, this is "today" on nbc. show me the crown. show me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube.

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now, and this is what we'll see for the next few hours, keeping those temperatures down a bit, so we're reaching into the mid-70s, in palo alto, 76 degrees in san jose. a few spots will reach the low 80s, a little bit warmer in some of our inland valleys and as we go into the weekend low 80s in the forecast and no major changes headed into next week. we continue on with low 80s inland and some 60s in san francisco, at times some fog drifting by near the coast. we'll have another update on that and mike has an update on the commute. >> the headline the bay bridge toll plaza no metering lights, no backups, lots of sun. good stuff. a smooth drive a little slowing through berkeley from west 80, as well as toward the richmond raph bridge toll plaza and traffic does slow on the bridge once you approach san francisco. we're building a bit there. over on the peninsula, we have a crash, 101 at woodside, not a slowing but keep that in mind if you travel through the area. the south bay shows the most

pronounced difference from between, that's a little orange north 101 at capitol expressway, 87 through the same area and 85. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we'll have another local update for you coming up in 30 minutes.

7:30 now. friday morning, june 28, 2019. 50 years to the day after the stonewall uprising began and kick-started the gay rights movement here in the united states. >> stonewall, of course a big part of the world pride fest held here in new york city including rockefeller center as well. the famous rink lined this morning with more than 100 rainbow-colored flags as you see there and every night the plaza will be lit in rainbow colors as well. much more on world pride and the history of stonewall just ahead. all right. let's get to the headlines of

the morning. things got contentious on night two of the democratic debates. former vice president joe biden forced to defend his record on race in the face of tough questions from california senator kamala harris. >> i was actually -- it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputation and career on the segregation of race in this country. >> the mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. number one. number two, if we want to have this campaign litigated on who supports civil rights and whether i did or not i'm happy to do that. >> on the issues of the candidates on health care and socialism. when asked if they support health care for undocumented immigrants all ten candidates raised their hands. and president trump met with vladimir putin first time since release of the mueller report. it outlines russia's interference in the 2016 election. the president appeared to

jokingly reprimand putin in osaka, japan, as they sat on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. >> don't meddle in our election. don't meddle in the election. >> the president went on to praise putin saying "a lot of very positive things would come out of this." researchers discovered a new dinosaur species that inhabited the earth 90 million years ago. computer animation just released. experts say the species is about five feet long, carnivorous and traveled on two feet. investigators believe the dinosaur's breeding ground was northwestern brazil. fossils found at a dig site and put on display for the media in southern brazil. new developments on the case of a missing college student in salt lake city, utah. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has been following the story and joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: the search entering

day 11, authorities are making progress. they have identified a person of interest, but there is still no sign of the missing university of utah student. at the salt lake city home where police used shovels to dig for new leads, now identifying a person of interest in the disappearance of mackenzie lueck. while no arrests have been made, the unidentified homeowner has been questioned by detectives, officers removing bags of evidence including ammunition. the police chief telling nbc news the investigaon is complex. >> a lot of this investigation focuses on a digital forensic footprint. we'd like to know who she was communicating with up to the night she disappeared. >> reporter: spending 19 hours at the home, investigators paid special attention to a detached garage. police now looking for this mattress which was given away. neighbors say a foul smell and smoke recently drifted from the

property. rooms here were also rented on airbnb. jillian says she stayed at the home. >> as i was leaving, he was asking me a bunch of questions about where i was going, what i was doing, why i was in salt lake city. asked me where i was working. and then a couple weeks later tried to friend me on facebook and i just didn't accept it just because a little weird. >> reporter: missing 11 days now, mackenzie lueck was last seen arriving at the salt lake city airport. police say she texted her mother that she landed safely and then took a lyft to a park and was dropped off just before 3:00 a.m. detectives believe another car was waiting for mackenzie. the park just miles from where police recovered evidence. >> i can only imagine what the family's doing right now. we will do everything we can to find mackenzie. >> reporter: this morning, mackenzie still missing as police identify a person of interest while digging for new

leads. >> so, miguel, i know police didn't reveal a lot of specifics at the news conference on thursday. have we heard from mackenzie's family? >> reporter: we are told they are talking to investigators every day and their first public statement, the 23-year-old's family says in part they hope and pray she'll be safe, found, and brought back home adding that while police continue their search, they are not going to give up hope that mackenzie will be found safely. and a check of the forecast with dylan. what's going on? >> scattered storms for most part the weekend looks okay. nice and hot for folks headed to the beach or outside to the pool. right now a lot of severe weather moving through northeastern iowa. that severe thunderstorm warning, lots of clouds to ground lightning and continuing in this line through southern wisconsin and northwestern michigan. this will eventually slide into the chicago area later today. more storms will fire up this late afternoon and evening,

especially across montana and northwestern north dakota. we could see damaging winds and large hail. low threat of tornadoes in that area. going into saturday that cold front is going to slide through. it's warm, it's humid. the cold front moves in and it gives a risk of some severe storms likely saturday afternoon and evening especially across the northeast with large hail, damaging winds and a very low tornado threat. something to keep in mind as the frontal system continues to make its way to the east. elsewhere it's all about the heat. temperatures well up into the 90s through the middle of the country with feels-like temp good morning, i'm meteorologist. a live look outside in dublin, looks pretty good, mostly sunny skies. some clouds across parts of the bay area. we'll see a partly cloudy day and cooler than normal weather in the south bay, reaching 76 degrees, low 80s for the inland east bay, and the north bay up to 83 in santa rosa. our seven-day forecast brings that up into the low 80s and holding steady, as we go into

next week, even into the fourth of july. for san francisco, 60s throughout the weekend. and that forecast. >> dylan, thank you. coming up, are they feeling the heat? we'll hear from members of team usa ahead of this afternoon's epic match at the women's world cup. also ahead this morning, the centerpiece of world pride celebrations. the stonewall inn. we're going to talk about the impact of the riots and the movement that they sparked with the man who was there 50 years ago today. and then a great concert on the plaza this friday. country music sensation dan + shay. just a few thousand of their friends out there. before all of that, though, new details on the shark attack that killed an american tourist in the bahamas. also, a growing concern for beachgoers here in the united states as we head into this fourth of july holiday right after this. states as we head ins ♪ o every day, visionaries are creating the future. ♪ so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work.

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very large shark that attacked jordan lindsey. she, the california student, was out in the water snorkeling with her family and other tourists when this tragedy unfolded. this morning a california family still in shock. their bahamas vacation taking a horrific turn. officials telling nbc news it's believed this tiger shark attacked 21-year-old jordan lindsey. the california college student died after suffering devastating injuries. her right arm torn off and multiple bites to other parts of her body. her father saying in a statement she'd been snorkeling will her mother before the attack. my wife tried her best to get her up to the shore but unfortunately jordan lost too much blood. a professor at her school loyola marymount university says the communications major was passionate about animals. >> in some ways not a surprise that she would be in nature doing the thing she loved to do. >> reporter: despite what

happened, some families say it won't interrupt their plans to go snorkeling in the same spot as the shark attack. >> well, right now the plan is to still go there, but, you know, we've got to kind of figure that out. >> reporter: in the u.s., it's already been a dangerous season for shark attacks. just this month off the coast of north carolina, three non-fatal attacks. off bald head island. an 8-year-old boy bitten on the foot. 19-year-old surfer austin reed bitten at another beach. came out of nowhere. >> reporter: up the coast 17-year-old paige winter wading in waist-deep water lost her leg and two fingers to a shark. her paramedic's father quick thinking saving her life punching the shark. experts say punch a shark in the snout and gills, if you don't have the wherewith all to do that, what's the most important thing? >> know your first aid and heavy blood loss to improvise a turn kit. >> reporter: statistically from 2011 to 2017, more than two times as many people died taking

selfies than in shark attacks. >> in their environment, respect them, and, you know, stay away from them. >> kerry, doing reporting. what more do you know about this attack? >> reporter: there were initial reports from the chaos of the scene that three sharks had attacked jordan lindsey, but now the government says it was just that one shark, and when this was all unfolding, according to a statement from jordan lindsey's family, they were shouting to her to get in, that they could see there was a shark in the area but she did not hear them shouting and then as we know, this horror unfolded. >> how awful. for them. all right. kerry, thank you very much. up next on this friday morning it is the hottest ticket in steamy paris. today's world cup match between team usa and the host country, france. we are there live, right after this. is is not just a headache.

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>> it is. the united states facing off against host nation france today. the quarterfinals of the women's world cup. a much-anticipated showdown that will be hot in more ways than one. huh, kelly cobiella? >> reporter: intense. more intense than this paris heat. another sizzler here today. income, france could break its all-time high record of 111. they're bracing for 113 in the south of france. a brutal heat wave in the middle of world cup fever. in steamy paris, this is the coolest place to be, and this is the hottest. barricades up, streets cleared for tonight's epic showdown. >> who's going to win? >> reporter: the u.s. women's team practicing in the full sun taking on the home team's france

tonight. >> i think it's going to be a great stage for both teams who have had a lot of pressure and a lot of eyes on them to really just go out and perform and enjoy themselves. >> reporter: it just happens to come in the middle of a record-breaking heat wave. temperatures are expected to hit the triple digits again today in parts of france, italy and spain. in paris, where there's little air conditioning, concern for children and elderly in the city's swelters apartments. >> so these turn into saunas? >> yeah. absolutely. i would say most people might have a one-bedroom apartment and no possibility of having a draft. >> reporter: france's coach said the heat will affect both teams. the u.s. co-captain megan rapinoe talking about a different kind of heat after this video went viral. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: president trump fired back tweeting an invitation win or lose saying megan should win first before she talks. rapinoe not backing down or apologizing. >> i stand by the comments i made about not wanting to go to the white house with the exception of the expletive.

my mom would be very upset about that. >> reporter: team usa says it's not a distraction. having a little fun on social media. >> so i think we need to write a note to get people out of work. >> 100%. >> reporter: the game starts at 3:00 eastern. >> will they listen to us? >> they have to, right? >> they better. >> we're in a world cup. >> yeah. >> reporter: they've been a huge draw selling out games breaking viewership records. these students already doing back flips for a win. and it's going to be a sellout game tonight. they're expecting some 40,000 fans in that stadium shoulder to shoulder in the heat about 85 degrees at kickoff. they are planning for some of that with sprinklers and handing out more water bottles, and, guys, even though it's sold out, there are still tickets available. we found two on a resale site for about $800 each.

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mike, you have an eye on the commute. >> i do. overall looking at a calm commute but here on the peninsula, north 101, it does slow headed up towarded woodside area, the earlier crash left a lane or two blocked, why we see that slowing. the rest of the bay calm until we get to the north bay with a traffic alert for highway 12, probably not on your commute route. if it is, there is a gravel spill with highway 12 at lynch with traffic control. up in the north bay good, the bay bridge is smooth. slower at berkeley but clear at the toll plaza with no metering lights. >> smooth sailing there, mike, thank you. a short time ago the u.s. supreme court confirmed justice also hear arguments whether the white house can end the federal daca program, but that case will not play out until next fall. you can go to our twitter feed now to link to the full details. democrats coast to coast buzzing about last night's presidential debate, and the performance by california senator and bay area native kamala harris. you can go to our home page to link to some of the debate's top

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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up turning up the heat. ten more candidates it's 8:00 on "today." coming up turning up the heat. ten more candidates face-off during round two of the democratic debate. senator kamala harris stealing the spotlight. >> hey, guys, you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. >> and confronting joe biden. >> i'm going to now direct this at vice president biden. >> how will this change the race to the white house? live with the latest. plus, rolling out the rainbow carpet as new york city prepares for world pride this weekend. we'll take you to the place that helped spark the civil rights

movement. >> stonewall said you now have the permission not to be passive anymore. you can fight back. >> just ahead, those who took part in the stonewall riots 50 years ago. and we're already speechless. ♪ i'm speechless >> grammy winning country duo dan + shay taking over our plaza for a live summer concert you do not want to miss, today, friday, june 28, 2019. >> graduated high school yesterday! >> dan and shay concert today! >> celebrating my 21st. >> all: happy friday! >> from atlanta. >> boston. >> and dallas. >> starting our day with "today"! good morning, everybody. that is a crowd. this is how you hold a concert. it's friday morning and we're so happy to have you with us and

we're going to have a great concert. >> we are. you say friday. i say fry-yay. >> i say that, too. >> especially this week. we can't wait to get out and enjoy the crowd and enjoy dan + shay. you can always take part in the fun. record a short message post it on twitter put it on instagram as well, and land yourself in the open. that's right. let's get right to the news at 8:00. everybody's talking about it. democrats returning to the campaign trail after that confrontational second night of presidential debates. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson is on the story. she's got the key moments. hallie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning to you. and listen, there really are two candidates that are getting all of the buzz this morning. joe biden and kamala harris. both the two most tweeted about democrats onstage and the most tweeted about moment. a very personal moment that had joe biden on defense on his civil rights record. >> so that's where -- >> reporter: it's the most explosive exchange of this democratic primary yet.

>> i'm going to now direct this at vice president biden. >> reporter: senator kamala harris confronting front-runner joe biden over comments about working with two segregationist senators decades ago. >> i do not believe you are a racist and i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground. but i also believe, and it's personal, and i was actually -- it was hurtful. you also worked with them to oppose bussing, and you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. >> reporter: the audience, stunned into silence with biden forced on to defense. >> a mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. number one. number two, if we want to have this campaign lid gated or who is a are the intoes civil rights and whether i did or not i'm happy to do that.

i was a public defender. i didn't become a prosecutor. >> reporter: tweeting this photo as a child. the caption "that little girl was me" framing a marquee moment to a contentious debate. >> candidates, please -- >> hey, guys, you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. >> reporter: harris having the night's biggest breakouts moments and the night's big effort target? biden. younger rivals repeatedly making the case for new leadership. >> joe biden was right saying it was time to pass the torch op to younger americans 32 years ago. >> i'm still holding on to that torch. >> reporter: and touting former president barack obama. >> president obama did a heck of a job i think. >> reporter: and hashing out how progressive policies should be with big differences on health care but all unanimous on this.

>> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: the president pouncing on that stance tweeting from the g-20 summit in japan, how about taking care of american citizens first? that's the end of that race. some of the sharpest attacks saved for the man these candidates hoped to replace. >> trump is a phony. trump is a pathological liar, and a racist, and that he lied to the american people during his campaign. >> reporter: so you might be wondering what is happening inside team biden right now? sources inside that campaign tell nbc news that they are feeling confident that biden will be able to potentially withstand any pressure, any polling drop that could come with his performance last night and pushing back on reports about a freakout moment over how he did, if you will, and biden and other candidates will be back out on the campaign trail today. biden in chicago alongside jesse jackson speaking with a civil

rights group. >> hallie, thank you. president trump met with russian leader vladimir putin overnight at the g20 summit. the first meeting since the mueller report blamed putin in the 2016 election. asked whether he'd stay out of the 2020 election, the president appeared to jock jokingly sold putin. >> don't meddle in the election. >> the president also said he and putin have a very good relationship that will lead to positive things. >> the house voted yesterday to pass the senate's version of a border crisis bill backed by the president. the $4.6 billion package provides money for humanitarian aid along with funding for pentagon and immigration and customs enforcement. house speaker nancy pelosi wanted stronger protections for detained migrants especially unaccompanied children but also police support. pelosi says the house would reluctantly pass the bill to get aid before congress takes its

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back at 8:12 with our special series. pride 50. sheinelle join us. >> people from around the world have descended to take part in world pride celebrations. this year's events have special meaning commemorating the 50th anniversary of protests at the stonewall inn. >> now a national, historic landmark and joe fryer made his way there this morning. good to see you. >> reporter: craig, sheinelle, good morning. 50 years ago today in the early morning the riots started right behind me here. pivotal moment in the gay rights movement and today and throughout the weekend a light shining on the stonewall inn as the world remembers what happened here. in new york, they've rolled the out the rainbow carpet.

>> pride is always a time when the community comes together. right now we need to be reminded of our strength in numbers. >> reporter: it's not just celebrities. at least 3 million people are descending upon the city this week to celebrate world pride and remember the rebellion at stonewall inn. >> i heard it all started here. so i wanted to come. >> i feel like carry gratitude to those people in a way that we don't have to fight now. >> reporter: outside the ledge dear bar, those who took part in's uprising posing for pictures. >> it brings back a lot of negative memories from way back, but we also see how much progress we've made. although we're not done with our progress. >> reporter: in the early morning hours june 28, 1969, police raided the bar, a refuge for brigades, lesbians, drag queens and the transgender community.

raids were common back then but on this night the crowd battled back. >> started throwing everything in their pockets they didn't need. >> reporter: the riots lasted several nights and helped launch the gay liberation front and an activist group that became the center of this man's life. >> stonewall said you now have the permission not to be passive anymore. you can fight back. >> reporter: and that's what they did. the years that followed, pride parades were held around the stonewall anniversary. now half a century later, the city is preparing for sunday's massive march. at least 130,000 marchers are expected. far more than last year. police are promising the highest levels of security with thousands of officers on duty. >> right up there with new year's eve. right up there with thanksgiving.

>> reporter: stonewall has been the centerpiece of pride celebrations across the globe, from tel aviv to the uk, miami to minneapolis. all remembering what happened in the heart of greenwich village 50 years ago today. the riot that sparked a movement. already this morning people are swinging by stonewall. that will happen throughout the day. one thing that's important to keep in mind, the first pride march in new york was held on the one-year anniversary of stonewall. back then it wasn't about parades or partying. it was very much meant to make a political statement. this weekend you can expect more of a celebratory mood, but that initial spirit is going to be on everyone's mind. back to you guys. >> joe fryer there at the historic stonewall inn. joe, thank you. mark siegel was at stonewall 50 years ago today and helped organize the very first march for gay rights here in new york. on sunday he'll return as one of the grand marshals of the world pride parade good to see you. >> good morning.

>> good to see you. let's go back 50 years here. it's been compared to the boston tea party. it's been compared to seneca falls. it was a transformative night. what does stonewall mean to you? >> visibility. >> what do you mean? >> freedom. well, when i was in the bar and the lights blinked i was an 18-year-old that had only been in new york six weeks. i was terrorized. i was scared. after seeing the brutality of police in the bar literally taking drag queens anybody who was stereotypically looking and slamming them up against the wall. going to people who were prosperous, telling them to take out their wallets and taking the money and putting it in their pockets. that scared me. i'd never seen that form of violence before, but when i got outside all of a sudden, 50 to 75 people i felt empowered. i was a street kid then.

>> people say panicked, others say a moment of pride saying enough is enough. seems like perhaps all of that wrapped into one? >> it was. it absolutely was. getting outside and the police being trapped in the bar. remember, they had always entrapped us. they imprison the us. >> what do you mean? trapped inside? how did that happen? >> kept trying to leave. got all the money they could possibly get. ready to leave and go back to the station. opened the door, all of a sudden we were screaming, yelling, surrounding that door. eventually after the third, fourth time of them trying to get out we started throwing whatever we could find on the street. a can, a stone, pennies from our pockets. whatever. they felt under siege. we had entrapped the police. that's what the time, that this community, for the first time, fought back. and literally imprisoned them. the police were imprisoned rather than them imprisoning us. >> in the wake of that you start a group. and part of what this group did, as i understand it, at least, you interrupt live tv broadcast to protest what you guys dubbed, or deemed, unfair coverage of the gay rights movement at the time, and one of the broadcasts that you crashed was this very broad cast and we love going into the archives to pull out -- we found. >> you found it?

>> oh, yeah. we want to show it to you. here it is. >> tired of nbc's -- [ muted ] -- >> well, we found the video. the sound's not great. it wasn't -- >> sorry about that interruption. i assure you, we had nothing to do with it. it was a surprise. who he is, we don't know, but we'll find out. >> we know now. >> that was frank mcgee at the time. tell us what happened. barbara walters took you out into the hallway, talked to you? what happened? >> first wrestle me to the floor. pick me up, took me to the hallway. barbara walters came out, taking notes, asked what i'd done. a producer came out and said get in there, you're on the air. said, not until i have the story. barbara walters came back on and became the first network reporter to report on a gay demonstration on national

television. the first. >> sunday the grand marshal in new york city. what is that going to mean to you? >> i did that disruption to bring visibility to gay people. we were 100 gay activists in 1969. today we are millions. i think that visibility campaign added a little to our movement and i think we're very visible. how else could you say we're visible that i'm on this very show today? >> full circle. >> mark siegel. >> thank you. >> congratulations. by the way, anyone who wants to learn more about the past, present and future of the lgbtq movement check out the series "stonewall 50: the revolution" watch it at nbcnews.com/stonewall 50. and over to dylan with a check of the weather. >> good morning. talking about the heat pretty much everywhere. broken down details through florida.

look how warm it is up north as well. new york city, 91 degrees. not too humid. philadelphia 92. d.c. same. salisbury, maryland, same thing. highs once again in the 90s saturday. charleston, west virginia, 91. new york city, 90. 94 in washington, d.c. that's nearly 10 degrees above average for this time of year. it will cool off a bit for sunday. erie, pa, first market in tv, low to mid-70s. new york city drops back into the 80s. quickly pointing out in paris it is going to be about 92 degrees today. it is going to be the last of the extreme heat, though. should start to see things cool good morning. i'm meteorologist kerry hall. sunshine. we're enjoying clouds in the inland area. we're going to see our temperatures head into the mid-70s for palo al toe, upper 70s for the tri-valley and low 80s toward antioch and also for santa rosa.

as we go into the weekend, we'll see sun. clouds and 60s in the city. and that's your latest forecast. time to put your "pop start" hat on. >> must be getting close to a holid holiday. everyone left. >> up next, seth macfarlane, animated series "family guy" set to enter its 18th season. and this is just one of three successful series he partnered with fox on. in his latest role as brian lewis in "the loudest voice," he plays the former head of public relations for fox news during the network's rise and fall of its founder roger ailes. told our own willie geist the showtime series sparked interesting conversations with fox. take a look. >> you know, as a courtesy i did call, you know, my -- my friends up there in murdoch land and said i want to let you know i'm doing this. they said, sounds great. a great show. i'm sure it will be cool and

you'll be great in it. it's a very -- on a day-to-day basis, it's very civil. i've worked for them for years and i've had personal conversations where i've said i think this is, this is a massively irresponsible operation over there. >> you said that to the executives at news corp.? >> yeah, and yet it still, we're still able to interact. >> interesting. to catch the rest of the interview, catch "sunday today." up next, whitney houston. yesterday clive davis posted this video to instagram teasing debut of an unreleased recording of a houston song. overnight, it was dropped. take a listen to whitney houston singing "higher love." ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ well, that higher love, i keep thinking of ♪ that's, that's, that love, bring

higher love ♪ ♪ love ♪ bring higher love oh-oh ♪ >> classic whitney. right? >> yes. good to hear her. >> fantastic. >> originally sung by steve wynwood. houston performed this song at a 1990 concert in tokyo. hence where the recording came from. finally, david letterman took a seat in the barber shop chair groomed by none other than "queer eye"'s jonathan van ness. by the looks of it, dave was having trouble keeping up with jonathan's level of excitement. here's a look. >> let me just ask you a question about beard care generally. >> yes. >> i just use a bar of soap on my head and on the beard. >> well, i do like that you're disinfecting your face and your beard and your head. >> all of these little guys want to follow the rules, but then this one is like, meh. we can trim it -- >> we're not trimming anything.

>> this triangle of hair up here is bermuda's triangle. should we just get that hair? >> if you touch that with anything sharp with a blade, i'm gone. this is the theresa may of your hair right here. all by herself and no one wants to listen to her. literally i interviewed erin brockovich. shouldn't you love thamovie? >> has anyone -- in conversation ever just fainted from talking to you? >> no. >> he was exhausted. the meeting coincides with pride month discussing gender, identity and progression of the lgbtq race. check out the full interview on youtube. he had the opportunity to shave it all off right there bud -- but respected the beard. >> it's almost become a thing now. do you know what i mean? >> yeah. >> just ahead, we are going to head outside where the crowd gathered gearing up for that live concert from dan and shay. country duo right after this. right after your local news.

and a good morning to you. they have cleanup ahead after a truck collided into a tomato stand. officers say that they arrived to find that driver still in the cab of the pickup truck with wheels still spinning on the sidewalk. we've got video of that officer there giving him a sobriety test. he faces dui charges. sweet tomatoes expects to be open this morning in time for lunch. right now let's get a look at the commute this morning.

mike inouye. >> all of the productivity starting today, continuing all weekend. we're looking at the south bay peninsula, no real problems. there was a slowing up to palo alto. in the north bay we're looking at highway 12. activity near that gravel. i'm going to say if you can, avoid that area. a lot of people don't have alternate route through that area. it continues down the east shore freeway and the backup at the bay bridge, still there. probably late morning. >> i'm sure people will love that. we'll have more local news for you in 30 minutes. we

we are back! 8:30 now on this friday morning june 28, 2019. everyone here on the plaza, everyone watching at home is in for a treat. dan + shay, about to treat us to a full half hour of music. you guys ready? >> love it. and a beautiful day. >> this crowd is insane.

>> are you guys ready? [ cheers and applause ] dylan is ready. she's down with our massive crowd. how's it going? where were you, dylan? >> i'm here with molly and linda from new jersey and just found out they're from a town ober from where i'm from. so freehold, new jersey. >> yes. >> go to all the same places. jake's creamy freeze. >> right. >> what's special is you guys were just in the car for 24 hours together. right? >> yes. >> what did you listen to the whole time? >> dan + shay's self-titled album, whole way. no joke. over and over and over again. >> both of you can sing their songs. we're going to bring dan + shay over here. you can sing it to them. >> how are you guys doing? [ cheers ] >> oh, my gosh. so nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you. awesome. thank you guys for coming. >> dan + shay, this is their first concert. >> my goodness. >> first concert with you guys. >> good experience so far? >> oh my -- amazing! >> the best. >> thank you.

come up and sing lead for us. is that all right? >> sure. >> cool. >> might actually take you up on that, though. so you guys are actually going to gish them tickets to see you on tour? >> gish you free tickets to our concert. yes. absolutely. give you meet and greet, the whole deal. after meeting us, you probably don't want to meet us again. i don't know. >> thank you so much! oh, my gosh. you guys are amazing. >> hopefully we do a good job, won't scare you away. >> no way. >> driving 24 hours. >> that's true. >> awesome. thank you so much for being fans. such amazing fans. we love you guys. >> thank you so much. so nice to meet you. >> the two nicest people you've ever met. >> of course! you, too. >> you'll be in there, too. i'll hang out with these guys anytime. >> dylan, thank you. >> good stuff. we'll get to the music in a moment. first, quick announcement about our next summer concert one week from today. another country star will be here. none other than mr. toby keith himself. >> another large crowd for sure. >> oh, yeah.

>> the crowd today is unbelievable. just ahead on our third hour, we'll meet two friends who turned an idea born in an airport into a company worth more than $1 billion. we'll get to that. first back to dylan with a check of the weather. >> you held it together really well. >> i'm internally screaming. >> i'm impressed. pretty cool. both played it cool. let's take a look at what's going on with the weather. into the weekend it's going to stay pretty hot. in fact, temperatures will be up around 90, lower 90s across the northeast. hot and humid through the middle of the country. fire danger southwest. warm and dry sunday out west. the heat continues through the plains and into the midwest. it will start to cool off a bit across the northeast. a bit unsettled through the south as well with scattered showers and thunderstorms and temperatures stay close to 90 with fairly high humidity as . good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.

we have clouds over soes and sunshine in san francisco. our high temperatures will read up to 73 in san jose, 81 in concord. 71 will be the high here. low 80s in north bay. as we go io the weekend, our temperatures stay in the low 80s with breezy winds, mostly sunny skies, and we're going the see our weather continuing stay nice and comfortable for the fourth of july. and that's your latest and that's your latest forecast. guys? >> all righty, dylan. up next, dan + shay about to leave this crowd, shall we say speechless. live concert here on the plaza, but first, this is "today" on nbc. we say speechless. live concert here on the plaza, but first, this is "today" on nbc.

>> announcer: the citi >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. welcome back. just moments away from our live concert from grammy winners dan + shay.

>> before they take over the citi stage, check out what makes them one of music's hottest duos. ♪ they have been making music together for more than six years. but it was after three albums, five number one songs and more than 1 billion streams they are in their breakout moment. ♪ when i taste tequila >> reporter: their hit song skyrocketing on the charts and earned the duo the 2019 grammy for best country performance. and awards keep coming. dan + shay landed seven billboard music award nominations and took home a statue for top country duo. >> dan + shay! ♪ speechless >> reporter: earlier won video of the year second time in a row at the music awards for their hit "speechless" proving there is no stopping this dynamic duo

as they continue their rise to the top and this morning we are thrilled to have them stop by our citi concert stage. and here they are, ladies and gentlemen, dan + shay! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you say you'll be down i still lub ♪ you say you'll be down i still love your perfume and shaking out your hair like you do ♪ i know that i'll be there the second that i see you ♪ you won't be surprised oh, no ♪ i think that you can read my mind ♪ ♪ when you look at me with those eyes, i'm speechless ♪ what it's doing to me ♪ speechless, watching you is all that i can do, and i'm speechless ♪ showing all my weakness ♪ after all i'm just as nervous every time you walk into the

room ♪ ♪ i'm speechless ♪ ♪ it started when you said hello just did something to me and i've been in a daze ever since the day that we met ♪ you take the breath out of my lungs can't even fight it ♪ and all of the words out of my mouth without even trying and i'm speechless staring at you standing there in that dress ♪ and what it's cog to me ain't a secret because watching you is all that i can do ♪ ♪ and i'm speechless you already know that you're my weakness after all this time i'm just as nervous ♪ every time you walk into the room i'm speechless ♪ yeah, baby ♪ ♪ it started when you said hello just did something to me and i've been in a daze ever since the day that we met ♪ you take the breath out of my lungs can't even fight it ♪ and all of the words out of my mouth without even trying and i'm speechless staring at you

standing there in that dress ♪ what it's doing to me ain't a secret because watching you is all that i can do ♪ ♪ and i'm speechless you already know that you're my weakness after all this time i'm just as nervous ♪ every time you walk into the room i'm speechless ♪ yeah, baby ♪ ♪ oh, hmm, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh ♪ it's always on a night like tonight ♪ i thank god you can read my mind ♪ because when you look at me with those eyes ♪ i'm speechless ♪ standing there in

that dress, and, girl, it ain't a secret ♪ ♪ because watching you is all that i can do ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ i'm speechless, you already know that you're my weakness ♪ after all this time i'm just as nervous every time you walk into the room ♪ i'm speechless ♪ oh, you know it, baby ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ mm ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dan + shay just getting warmed up. coming right back with more music from the duo. but first, this is "today" on nbc. duo. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

and we are back with count and we are back with country superstars, magical dan + shay. third album a huge suction debuting at number one on billboard's top country charts. >> so nice. >> always nice to have you. >> they are. >> i don't know about that. y'all making me feel real good. >> everything you guys are saying, oh, my confidence is very high right now. >> guys, welcome back. >> thank you, man. >> how long ago? >> i do. december 7, 2012 is the exact day. >> does it feel like it's a long road or does it feel like it happened in the blink of an eye? >> a little of both. looking back, a lot of amazing experiences and fans with us since day one -- [ cheers and applause ] -- yeah. incredible. feels it happened like that, just because dan and i, i feel i've known him for years. this all has been a whirlwind and having a great time. amazing.

>> you have quite the audience here but also online. views of your videos are just off the charts. i will say your video for "speechless" i have watched so many times. so sweet. actually footage from both of your weddings. >> our wives are the stars in that one. we're kind of there. the bystanders. footage from our actual weddings. our fans a part of this story since day one and thought it would be cool to let them be a part of these special days and what we wrote the song about, wrote a song about our wedding days, what better way than to share our wedding videos. you have your wedding, wedding video. you don't often get to watch it. the fact ours is all over the place is cool. we're going to watch it after this. it will be great. >> one the thinks i've enjoyed you think about things we love, love, tequila. >> mainly tequila, though.

a sign, it's never too early for tequila. appreciate that. >> where does the inspiration come from? >> dan said a song like "speechless" our wives inspire us every day and we write about what we know. we're in this space, happy, married but have been through heartbreak, songs like "tequila" and "how not to" as well. we have been through heartbreak. and to our wives watching from home, hello from there. >> really sweet. >> ready to take it away? >> yes. >> let's do it. >> doing a song off our self-titled album called "alone together." y'all ready to get crazy on this one? [ cheers ] let's do it! >> get your hands in the air. come on. get them up.

hands up! get the hands up! ♪ i couldn't help but notice you were sitting by yourself ♪ dropping limes in a corona like you're drying to get over somebody else ♪ ♪ it's funny how your story sounds a little like mine ♪ oh, because i've been at a table with a bottle peeling labels to pass the time ♪ we can be blue as neon light singing them sad lush songs all night ♪ we can say good-bye just head home but if we're going to be alone ♪ ♪ we should be alone together kissing over there in the corner where nobody else can see ♪ ♪ keeping each other company we should be alone together leaning up against my car door parked outside on the street where it's just you and me ♪ we should be alone together ♪

♪ i couldn't help but notice you could use another drink, yeah, i don't want to leave ya and it's two for one tequila so what do you think ♪ and we can be blue as the neon light singing them sad love songs all night ♪ ♪ we can say good-bye, just head home but if we're going to be alone we should be alone together kissing over there in the corner ♪ ♪ where nobody else can see keeping each other company ♪ oh, we should be alone together, leaning up against my car door parked outside on the street ♪ where it's just you and me ♪ ♪ we should be alone together we should be alone together ♪ ♪ we should be alone together, oh, yeah ♪ oh, we should be alone together ♪ over there in the corner where nobody else can see ♪

we should be alone together ♪ ♪ kissing over there in the corner where nobody else can see ♪ keeping each other company ♪ ♪ we should be alone together leaning up against my car door parked outside on the street ♪ where it's just you and me ♪ ♪ we should be alone together ♪ we should be alone together ♪ we should be alone together, oh, yeah ♪ we should be alone together ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, we're not done yet! dan + shay with one more for us. straight ahead, but first, this is "today" on nbc. straight ahead, but first, this is "today" on nbc. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching.

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with dan + shay and their fans. here a the guys once again singing their hit "all to myself." take it away. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm jealous of the blue jeans that you're wearing ♪ and the way they're holding you so tight ♪ ♪ i'm jealous of the moon that keeps on staring ♪ so i lock the door and turn out the night ♪ >> you ready? ♪ i want you all to myself, we don't need anyone else ♪ let our bodies do the talking let our shadows paint the wall ♪

i want you here in my arms we'll hide away in the dark ♪ slip your hand in my back pocket go and let your long hair fall ♪ ♪ i want you all to myself, to myself ♪ i'm jealous of the song that you've been singing ♪ and the way it's rolling off your lips ♪ ♪ hmm, yeah, it might be selfish but i'm thinking ♪ i don't need nothing between you leaning for another kiss, yeah ♪ i want you all to myself we don't need anyone else ♪ let our bodies do the talking let our shadows paint the wall ♪ i want you here in my arms we'll hide away in the dark ♪ slip your hand in my back pocket go and let your long hair fall ♪ i want you all, all, all to

myself ♪ to myself, yeah ♪ >> new york city, make some noise! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, yeah girl, i want you in the worst way ♪ ♪ yeah, i want you in the worst way ♪ hmm-hmm ♪ i want you all to myself we don't need anyone else ♪ let our bodies do the talking let our shadows paint the wall ♪ i want you here in my arms we'll hide away in the dark ♪ slip your hand in my back pocket ♪ ♪ go and let your long hair fall ♪ i want you all, all, all to myself, to myself i want you all, you sing it -- ♪ ♪ all ♪ all to myself, to myself yeah ♪

[ cheers and applause ] >> dan + shay! >> phenomenal. come on back, guys. what you got to say for dan + shay? folks lined up down the street, around the block. you see that this morning? >> the good thing, you guys are sticking around. >> third hour. be with us on "3rd hour today" in a little bit. not going anywhere. >> we're going to grill you the hardest questions we can come up with. check out today.com/all day for the joyous moment that a member of team usa reunited with her son at the world cup. >> and monster trucking. dylan and i check out monster

jam. can't even tell you about our experience. >> the third hour of "today" straight ahead. enjoy your weekend. first though your local news. good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. the event is brewing, bringing together the lgbtq community and their supporrs. right now at the plaza security barriers are already going up. it marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots.

about 50 million people are expected to participate. the rally and celebration kicks off at city hall tomorrow at noon. sunday, a parade from marcus street to the plaza. happening now with the countdown under way, we're talking to organizers about the preparations. we'll also have a live report in our midday newscast. the supreme court this morning confirmed it will hear arguments on whether the white house can end the federal daca program. it will not play out until fall. you can go to our website for a link. last night was buzzing with lath night's presidential debate and california's senator and native kamala harris. you can go to our home page to look at the top exchanges including the emotional exchange with joe biden. we'll have more local news coming up for you in an hour.

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live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is third hour of "today," welcome to the third hour of "today." happy friday, in no one told you yet. i'm sheinelle. craig had to run. we have dylan with us and with us today. >> both of your hair looks amazing. >> ah, thank you. >> and mine, pin straight. >> welcome can relate. fourth day of a blowout. interesting. >> i love it. >> welcome, welcome.