south bay. >> maybe wait a minute. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with more live local news. >> you do not want to miss our midday show, that's coming up for you at 11:00. great news, weather, so much fun. we'll see you then. fear of flight. prosecutors move to keep good morning, fear of flight, prosecutors move to keep billionaire jeffrey epstein behind bars after charging him with sex trafficking and conspiracy this morning the vast trove of diurbing images they say they just found at his new york city mansion and the call for new accusers to come forward. >> the alleged behavior shocks the conscience >> straight ahead, will this case actually go to trial? dissed, the white house disinvites the british ambassador from a high level dinner after the ambassador is

caught ripping the president in diplomatic cables. the dinner goes on with patriots owner robertraft in attendance we're live at the white house with the very latest. heroes welcome the world cup winning u.s. women's soccer team arrives home with the hardware. this morning their big plans to celebrate on both coasts and their new calls for equal pay. >> what more do you want from us all that, plus d.c. deluge the nation's capital paralyzed by a month's worth of rain in one hour. moment of impact, an american gored during the running of the bulls tells the tale and shares the video he took of his near death experience >> that's where i got hit. and crazy for coco, the teen sensation who wowed at wimbledon joins us live to talk about her historic run and what's next for

her, today, tuesday, july 9th, 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 bright and early on a tuesday morning. and we love coco gauff she' wimbledon. it came to an end yesterday, but we're excited to talk to her about all the records she broke. >> i got a hankering feeling this is just the beginning for coco. >> we'll talk to her live just ahead. first our top story, the stunning new developments and disturbing details emerging in the case against billionaire jeffrey epstein. we'll start with nbc's stephanie gosk. >> jeffrey epstein is still in jail here in manhattan his bail hearing isn't until monday federal prosecutors are arguing that bail be denied altogether they're saying epstein is an

unreformed sexual offender and a flight risk. >> reporter:his morning prosecutors are labeling billionaire jeffrey epstein a danger to the community who poses an extreme flight risk telling the judge a convicted sex offender is not reformed, he's not chasteened, he's not repentant, in an effort to keep him behind bars until his trial. >> the alleged behavior shocks the conscience. >> the 66-year-old pleading not guilty monday to charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy to traffic minors for the purpose of sex epstein is accused of paying girls as young as 14 for sex in his new york city and palm beach, florida, homes between 2002 and 2005. >> epstein also paid certain victims to recruit additional girls to be similarly abused >> reporter: photos show fbi agents breaking epstein's front door in new york shortly after his arrest saturday. court documents revealing they found a vast trove of lewd photographs of young looking women or girls inside. epstein a hedge fund manager was

known to mingle with power players in business and in politics, including president trump and former president clinton whose team said overnight president clinton knows nothing about the terrible crimes jeffrey epstein pleaded guilty to in florida some years ago or those with which he has been recently charged in new york president trump saying this after epstein's arrest when asked for comment. >> no, i don't know anything about it >> reporter: epstein's day in court is one his alleged victims have waited more than a decade for. >> they have been attacked their credibility has been maligned, and this is very, very welcome and gratifying vind cauti vindication for them. >> his accusers say they were never consulted in 2008 and epstein made a secret deal approved by then u.s. attorney alexander acosta, the agreement thrust into the spotlight by a miami herald expose last year allowed epstein to plead guilty

to state charges of soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution, served 13 months behind bars, and register as a sex offender in order to avoid more serious federal charges if convicted epstein faces up to 45 years in prison prosecutors have also left the door open to other people being charged but told the judge yesterday that right now they don't expect any imminent superceding indictments. we turn now to ari medical burn years pass and now you've got the prosecutors here in new york, they bring charges why now? what changed >> we don't know exactly why now. what we know is that federal prosecutors in new york look at this as a serious case that they say they can prove and win, whereas florida prosecutors effectively were accused of

backing down the first time. >> but they made this plea deal to craig's point that said we won't prosecute you, but that only covered the district in florida. is that why new york prosecutors can now bring the case >> yeah. if you're looking at this saying what's their jurisdiction, they have separate new york jurisdiction this indictment mentions things that also occurred in florida. >> one of the most stunning revelations to come out yesterday, and stephanie you were there, is that there were new photographs, new images. what prosecutors called trove of images of young looking girls found at his upper east side mansion over the weekend could that in itself lead to new charges? >> it's entirely possible if those are underaged photographs that that could be a separate charge it would be technically a lesser charge than what's in the new indictment, but it's the kind of thing prosecutors can later add as stephanie was mentioning. >> they also were very careful, i'll add, to make sure that they characterize those photos in a specific way and that obviously means they're still investigating them

>> they said young looking they didn't assert these were underaged girls. >> what about this idea the charges are being brought by the public corruption unit and not the unit that's usually tasked with handling sex crimes what do we make of that? >> there are a few crimes that are so particular or serious that prosecutors are assigned to just those crimes, and as you mentioned, the prosecutors who normally deal with these kind of heinous accusations of things involving minors and sex trafficking are not on the case, so that raises a question we can't answer yet, which is there some other part of this inquiry that relates to potential government corruption. >> and very quickly, the prosecutors are arguing to keep him behind bars. they say he's a flight risk. do they have a strong argument to keep him in jail? >> they have an argument because of the access to jets and other things, but his folks who have worked very hard in the past are making the argument that they'r prove legally that he wouldn't be a flight risk including waiving all kinds of rights. >> thank you. also this morning, there's new controversy over those leaked memos in which the

british ambassador to the u.s. called the trump administration inept among other things. overnight that ambassador was disinvited by the president to a high profile dinner at the treasury department, and eyebrows were also raised over a particular person in attendance. nbc's white house correspondent peter alexander has all that. >> reporter: good morning to you, president trump hosting that high powered dinner last night for the 39-year-old mayor of qatar with the guest list that included business leaders who were close to the president, disinvited britain's ambassador after those revelations of critical comments he made about the trump administration, but on the list the president's friend and one of the nfl's most powerful owner, robert kraft. >> reporter: last night president trump inviting a who's who of business leaders to a dinner with the emir of qatar, the leader of one of the wealthiest nations. according to a white house official, the british ambassador, sir kim darroch was

actually disinvited, his invitation pulled after the publication of leaked memos over the weekend in which the ambassador was highly critical of the president saying he radiates insecurity and describing his administration as inept and uniquely dysfunctional. this morning the president tweeting the wacky ambassador that the u.k. foisted upon the u.s. is not someone we are thrilled with, a very stupid guy, adding he doesn't know the ambassador but saying he's been told darroch is a pompous fool. among the 40 business leaders who did attend last night, a surprising guest, new england patriot's owner robert kraft who could be seen sitting a a table with the president. the billionaire businessman caught in a sting operation just five months ago at a florida massage parlor. kraft pleaded not guilty to soliciting prostitution and has categorically denied engaging in any illegal activity. days after kraft's arrest, president trump was asked about his friend's legal troubles. >> well, it's very sad.

i was very surprised to see it. he's proclaimed his innocence totally. >> the two men are long-time friends. kraft spending time at the president's mar-a-lago resort including dinner with japanese prime minister shinzo abe shortly after president trump took office. >> reporter: as for the british ambassador, the president said yesterday that darroch is not well liked within the u.s., but plenty of the president's aides and allies have socialized with the u.k. ambassador attending many of his parties over the last several years. the british prime minister's office saying ambassador darroch will stay in his post and that he has the prime minister's full support. savannah and craig, back to you. >> all right, peter alexander at the white house for us, thank you. another major story in washington, that historic flash flooding that crippled the nation's capital on monday. al's here with more on that and another big weather concern on the horizon, huh? >> absolutely, guys.

but look at this, deep water rescues going on all throughout the nation's capital yesterday. they got over three inches of rain. i mean, it was amazing. a will the lot of folks driving risking going through that high water. record setting, they saw 3.44 inches of rain, almost a month's worth of rain in one morning. first time they've had a flash flood emergency in d.c. we have seen since 1958 an increase in these heavy downpours, and especially in the northeast and mid-atlantic, a 55% increase in these kind of systems, so we're not done yet with that kind of rain. what we're watching now is an invest area where they're investigating this low pressure. next two days they expect it to become a tropical system. within the next five days, an 80% chance of that happening. we look at the two global models, the american and the european, and something's developing in the gulf and bringing with it heavy rain. is it a hurricane, is it a tropical storm?

still too early to tell. the european model brings it up in and makes its way into the mississippi river valley whereas the american model keeps it up into texas. either way, we are looking by sunday at seven inches or more along the coast. we're going to continue to watch this very carefully. thank you so much. now to the search for answers after the shocking death of a toddler. the child fell more than two stories from a docked cruise ship in port reuerto rico and te family is asking whether the cruise line could have done more to prevent it. gabe gutierrez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, this is such a gut wrenching story. the toddler using her young life on a family vacation in what appears to be a tragic accident, and we're now hearing more from the family about what they say actually happened according to their new attorney, the initial police reports were wrong. this morning the family of a toddler who tragically died in puerto rico is disputing initial

accounts from police that she slipped and fell from her grandfather's arms little chloe was just a year and a half old the family's newly retained attorney says shed loved to be near glass and windows to watch the action on the other side like she did at her older brother's hockey games the family's attorney now saying chloe's grandfather had placed her on a ledge by a window that had no idea it was open. >> why in the world would you leave a window open and an entire glass wall full of windows in a kids' area? why would you have that kind of hidden danger without any warning, without any sign, without any notice. >> reporter: police in san juan say she fell from an 11 story window of royal caribbean's freedom of the seas landing on a concrete dock. >> i do think there's going to be blame and significant blame on the cruise line i will do everything i can to hold them accountable for what appears to be negligence. >> royal caribbean says it's

deeply saddened by the tragic incident, our hearts go out to the family, but did not comment on negligence. the cruise line's international association and industry groups says ships have actually gotten safer pointing out that while capacity has grown by 55% over the last decade, overboard incidents have dropped by 35%. chloe's father was a police officer in south bend, indiana, what was suppose to be an unforgettable family vacation is now an unthinkable loss. >> they want to spread the message this isn't just a a tragedy, they wanted to shine the light on chloe, who was a happy and loving child who really touched everyone's life. >> reporter: the cruise ship has departed on a week long trip through the caribbean. chloe's family is still in puerto rico while the investigation is underway. craig and savannah. >> gabe, thank you very much. meanwhile on this tuesday morning, the u.s. women's

national team, they have returned from france, and they came back with the hardware in hand they're gearing up for a major celebration as well. nbc's morgan radford was there yesterday when they arrived. you talked to some of the ladies as well. >> that's right, the fans were going wild we were right there when they returned to home turf. their whirlwind victory tour kicks off tomorrow with a ticker parade here in new york. they're now hoping for the same success in their battle off the field. adoring fanning providing a hero's welcome back to home soil, fresh off their world cup victory in france with the hardware to prove it >> look at that, look at that. >> the u.s. women's national team is keeping the celebrations rolling. >> a long time away from the u.s., o'we're happy to celebrate with everyone. >> the tournament's mvp and top scorer. >> goal!

>> megan rapinoe. >> it's pretty boss, it's pretty boss. >> and the breakout star playing in her first world cup, rose lavelle. >> i feel like first off i just have to thank the fans because i think every single game it was basically a home game for us. >> reporter: praising the fans who traveled to france and the millions more at home. the players not giving critics of the team's onfield celebrations the time of day. >> you can't be everyone's cup of tea, not everyone's going to like you, and that's fine. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of fans will pack new york city's canyon of heroes tomorrow for a ticker tape parade, the first in manhattan since the team's last world cup win four years ago. >> to do this again on a grander scale knowing so many eyes are on us is incredible. >> reporter: but the future beyond that is a litless clear. their lawsuit for equal pay demanding the same salaries as male players, now enters a new phase with both the players and the u.s. soccer federation

agreeing to enter arbitration. >> the tv ratings are there. the revenue is there the support is there what more do you want from us? we've literally done every single thing. >> and nothing has changed for rapinoe about that white house visit. >> in terms of the president, he said he was inviting us either way, but the invitation hasn't come yet it's been a full 24 hours, so i don't think it's coming. >> as for seeing the team back in action, the west coast may be in luck since a victory tour is slated to kick off with a game at the rose bowl in pasadena on august 3rd >> going to carry that trophy all over america i love it. >> they're excited, with excitement. >> i love it. >> so cool. >> thank you let's turn back to al, get the rest of the forecast there you are. i thought you were over there. >> i'm everywhere. sunny and warm in the northeast, tropical downpours today down in florida. severe storms through the northern plains and out west plenty of sunshine, coastal oregon may see a few showers we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds if

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and it's possible they will choose to place the measure on a ballot that allow s voters to decide. let's look at the weather today. meteorologist kari hall? >> we have another cloudy start in san francisco this morning as you get ready to head out. temperatures stay cool today with mid-70s in the south bay, upper 70s for the tri-valley, and the inland east bay reach into the low 80s this afternoon. another nice one for tomorrow as well. then we heat up headed toward the end of the week. as we go into the weekend our temperatures peak at 90 degrees and stay warm, even going into early next week. let' head over to mike for an update on the commute. >> we're seeing the bay bridge toll plaza build up, as far as volume goes. the lanes not too packed. not a major concern, no major problems for the traffic pattern, san mateo bridge crash at the toll plaza cleared and fremont with good recovery headed south past central. the earlier crash cleared. back to you. >> thanks, mike.

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back now. 7:30. there she is. it's july 9th, 2019. back now, 7:30 there she is, it's july 9th, 2019, and look who's joining us? cori coco gauff. >> now two weeks ago if you had said coco gauff, the world would have said who? and now everyone knows your name coco, good morning to you. we loved watching her play at wimbledon. we're going to talk to her about how it all feels, if it's sinking in >> that's coming up in just a few moments. let's get a check of today's headlines. we start with new developments in the case against billionaire and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein.

the 66-year-old pleading not guilty yesterday to charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy to traffic minors for the purpose of sex epstein is accused of paying girls as young as 14 for sex at his new york city and palm beach, florida, homes between 2002 and 2005. the hedge fund manager was known to mingle with power players in business and politics including president trump and former president bill clinton if convicted, epstein faces up to 45 years in prison. the proposed legislation that led to weeks of massive protests in hong kong has now failed that bill would have allowed suspects to be sent to mainland china to face trial. lawmakers in hong kong now say that bill is dead and will not be revived the proposal sparked some of the largest protests in the city's history. millions of residents took to the streets. critics argued that legislation would undermine hong kong's independence. saudi arabian airlines

announced it is canceling an order for 787 air max. they ordered 30 max jets last december it is the first time an airline has publicly switched an aircraft order away from boeing following a pair of fatal crashes involving the 737 max in a five-month span. the fleet of max planes has been grounded worldwide since march while the company works on a software fix. also this morning, one of the americans who was gored on the opening day of this year's running with the bulls in spain is talking about what happened now and also his road to recovery. >> he's also sharing the video that he was taking at the time he was gored today's senior international correspondent keir simmons has that story for us. keir, good morning. >> good morning, wait until you hear these frightening firsthand accounts americans injured running with the bulls, speaking out to "today" including jamie alvarez from san francisco he was holding his cell phone

like this, and you're about to see the images he recorded, not realizing that a bull was coming at him, about to gore him. >> reporter: from his hospital bed, jamie alvarez shows us the video selfie he was filming. recording the exact moment a rampaging bill attacked him in the arena. his phone camera going wild. he'd been badly gored. the bull's horns actually piercing his neck. >> i just felt the impact, it was like a car or a truck just hitting me, but then i also felt the sting of something in my neck, and i realized what had happened, and i put my hand on my neck, and it was covered in blood. >> reporter: he'd entered the world famous running of the bulls on a whim during a family vacation he thought he'd successfully completed the race, in fact, medics say it could have been the end for him. >> the doctors told me that the horn went here and then up to my cheek, and there's a little crack at the bottom of my

cheekbone from the horn going up, but they said if the horn had gone back, i probably would be dead. >> reporter: a local newspaper shows another american from florence, kentucky, and the bull that left him hospitalized as his brother looked on. >> he was right on me real quick. he did scare me. i mean, that's the whole reason for the run, i guess. >> and i was like oh, no >> reporter: back home their dad not entirely sympathetic. >> i guess, you know, it's two knuckle heads, that's all i've got to say, you know, that decided to get on a plane and go to spain. >> reporte there are many who criticize the tradition made famous by writer ernest hemingway. these seminaked animal rights protesters lying in the streets posing as dead animals long time runners say the bulls are getting quicker. >> they're much faster they train them. >> none of which appears to d

dissuade these men from taking part. >> hopefully i'll be coming back again doing it next year. >> it was amazing, amazing and then horrible. >> yesterday, guys, we talked about why do these people do this i guess this morning we have something like an answer, jamie alvarez says that his wife and daughter told him not to do it there are occasions when it makes sense to listen to the women in your life, and i think this is one of them, guys. >> keir simmons that's an honest father there, listen to your dad. >> two knuckle heads, yeah >> honest father >> keir, thank you so much >> al, what you go i see some kind of high essure situation over there. >> look at you. >> h means high pressure. >> i think we should all use the word knuckle head at least once a day. that's fantastic big area of high pressure building up over alaska, and the heat continues one more day of really unusual heat where we've got temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average,

and then things cool off starting the latter part of this week, but meantime, in the lower 48 we've got heat advisories for 34 million people from texas into alabama, stifling heat. southern discomfort, triple digit heat indexes for san antonio, houston, dallas, little rock, atlanta, tallahassee, and new orleans, and then as we move into the southeast, again, more triple digits from tulsa, charleston, gainesville all the wa >> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll head over to dublin with a sunny start to the day. cool temperatures that will warm up into the upper 70s today. it will be slightly warmer today compared to yesterday, but still really comfortable afternoon, and as we go through the end of the week it will start to shoot up. as we get closer to friday, we'll be in the upper 80s. by saturday expect a high of 90 degrees. still pretty warm early next

week. san francisco warming up slightly. >> that's your latest weather. craig? >> al, thank you. coming up, america's reluctant prince. nearly 20 >> that's your latest weather, craig. >> thank you coming up, america's reluctant prince, nearly 20 years after jfk jr.'s death, one of his close friends is going to join us to share never before heard stories from john's remarkable but complicated life. and then dr. oz is here to introduce us to foods from all over the world that can help us live longer. >> plus aseize an syria ra's return to the spotlight for his first comedy special since he was accused of misconduct. what he's saying in that special about the allegation he faced. first, coco gauff's magical run at wimbledon may be over, but this young american has a very bright future, and we can't wait to talk to her all about it live from wimbledon right after this

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today, the american phenom who wowed the world at wimbledon >> that's right, at just 15 years old, cori coco gauff made it all the way to the round of 16 and defeated her idol, venus williams along the way before her winning streak was just snapped yesterday. we're going to chat live with coco in a moment, but first her story. >> coco gauff captivated the world with her cinderella run at wimbledon. the 15-year-old tennis phenom quickly becoming a crowd favorite during her magical grand slam debut, the youngest player ever to qualify for the tournament. >> mom and dad are so proud. >> but the fairy tale came to and end monday in the fourth round when gauff ranked 313th, lost to the number 7th seed, simona halep of romania. >> i learned a lot i learned how to play in front of a big crowd >> gauff took the loss in stride after serving up wins against some of the biggest names in

tennis including one ochd hf he idols, venus williams. coco is now a star in her own right developing a celebrity cheering section on social media. >> beyonce's mother, you-all, jaden just tweeted me. >> the teen from delray beach, florida, who first stepped onto the court at age 6 starting to process her newfound fame. >> if somebody told me this maybe three weeks ago, i probably wouldn't believe it >> and while the book may have closed on coco's werimd wimbledn her new legion of fans hoping her performance will mark the start of a storied career. >> i'm a fighter and i'll never give up, and i hope they learned from me i mean, anything is possible if you work hard and continue to dream big. >> and coco joins us now live from wimbledon, good morning, coco it's good to see you >> good morning, it's great to see you too. >> i don't know if you've had a chance to really soak it in, when you opened your eyes this

morning and you thought about this last couple of weeks, is it starting to hit you now what happened, what just happened >> honestly, no. i mean, i woke up and i'm so living a dream, even though i'm walking on the street people were asking for pictures, so that's just really crazy, and i don't think i'll ever believe it, to be honest. >> i know. two weeks ago, you know, you were not a household name. now you are. what was it like i don't know if people really realize that you were a wild card you had to play your way into wimbledon by winning three matches. >> yeah. >> and then tell me about the moment you find out, okay, you're into wimbledon, and your first opponent is venus williams. >> honestly, i was very shocked. i mean, i kind of had a feeling i would play one of the williams sisters, but i was still very shocked and i didn't believe it at first until i actually went on the wimbledon app and looked at the draw. and honestly i wasn't -- a lot of people said were you nervous or are you mad

i was like no, i'm super excited. it was always a dream of mine to play venus i never thought it would be so soon. >> of course we all know you beat her, and i loved that moment right after the match, you walked to the net. you shake hands, and i thought looking at you, coco, you were trying to say everything you ever wanted to say to venus williams in that moment. >> yeah. >> honestly, the night before i kind of planned out what i was going to say, but i didn't think i would be on the winning end, to be honest i know i say always have belief in myself, but you know, you can see in my reaction after the match i was so shocked and that was definitely a really good moment and i always wanted to tell her that after the match. >> so tell me about what it's been like now. we just talked about you going down the street and people wanting your picture you walked into wimbledon, you won your way in there. now you're in the main draw. you're in the locker room. you're running into your idols and famous tennis players everywhere, and they know you. what's that been like?

>> it's been crazy, like the amount of support from the girls have been amazing, especially the american players they have been giving me so much support, and after every match they're like cheering me on and direct messaging me, even throughout the qualifying they were texting me, so the support has been amazing from people in the tournament and from people around the world >> let's talk about some of your matches, obviously the venus match was incredible, but your third round match against herzog, you were down and out. honestly i was almost in tears, i thought it was over, coco and i do not know how you pulled it together and had that poise to come back and win. what did you tell yourself when you're facing match point, you're literally about to lose the match, and then you come back and win it? >> i was just telling myself to go for my shots, like, it's either now or never. i always believe in myself, even when the score line doesn't say so, and honestly, i was just -- i really fought my way to that match.

paulo na was playing amazing i was just kind of staying in there. even when your opponent's playing really good, if you just stay in there, maybe something good can happen. >> your parents, by the way, have become kind of famous too, i don't know if you've seen any video. what do you think of their moves in the stands? we have dance moves, they're cheering. >> yeah. and it's kind of weird because my mom, she's never really like that, so i don't even know like some of the stuff -- like we were talking about it last night, what possessed you to even do that, like it looks so -- it would look so funny i've seen so many videos of her, people re-tweeting her, and honestly, i don't know if she likes it or not, but i'm definitely loving it. >> yeah, and speaking of re-tweets and social media, i mean, you've heard from michelle obama. you've heard from -- >> crazy. >> beyonce's mom what's on your highlight reel of famous people who are talking about you? >> honestly, like, each and every one has been special, but definitely former first lady

michelle obama, that was so surprising to me she -- i looked up to her for so long and having her in the white house and seeing a black woman in the white house was definitely special for me as a little girl. >> coco you obviously are now going to be an inspiration to many your career is just getting started. just so we have this on tape to play back for you years from now, what's your biggest goal? what's your career highlight what do you want to achieve? >> i have my ultimate goal, which is to be the greatest. i mean, a lot of people kind of try to say, oh, that won't happen, but i really do believe that you should really dream high and dream to the highest possibility because anything is possible. >> your dreams are coming true, coco it's such a pleasure to see you and congratulations. >> thank you, nice seeing you. thank you. >> take care. >> thank you. >> thank you >> we will be back in a moment, and just ahead, the emotional trailer for queer eye's new season that dares you not to cry. that and more on pop start in a

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>> good tuesday morning. right now at 7:56 we're seeing a lot of clouds because of this unusual storm system moving across the pacific northwest. it won't bring the bay area any rain, but we will see some more clouds and an onshore wind flow that keeps it cooler with our afternoon highs in the south bay reaching the mid-70s. santa rosa today tops out at 78 degrees. we're keeping it cool in san francisco but we will have warmer air in the forecast by the end of the week, we are seeing the inland valleys reach the upper 80s and even low 90s by saturday, and it looks to stay pretty warm even into a good part of next week. we're seeing clouds in san francisco but it looks as though we'll see more sunshine by friday into saturday, as well with some slightly warmer temperatures in the forecast. let's head over to mike for a look at the commute.

>> kari, overall looking pretty good. the focus at the bay bridge toll plaza where the red is, as well as the richmond to san rafael bridge toll plaza itself. we are seeing a crash right around powell that may affect the commute. an easy drive gentlemen where else, speeds dipping down the 50s, 45, maybe 40 at the worst, that feels really slow when you're driving and here the san mateo bridge, looks just fine but i'm sure still very slow over toward the peninsula. 101 to pa low. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, word within the last hour, billionaire ross perot died at the age of 89. he ran as an independent for president in the 1990s as an independent. he died from leukemia. tom steyer has thrown in his hat into that ring for the race for the presidency. he announced his run this

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as trove of sexually suggestive photos of seemingly underaged girls. epstein's arrest has many wondering if there was a missed opportunity to charge him over a decade ago after a similar investigation in florida. instead, his lawyers struck a deal with then u.s. attorney alex acosta. epstein pleaded guilty to state charges of soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution in exchange for avoiding more serious federal charges. acosta now the current labor secretary says they made the best deal given the evidence. epstein will be back in court on monday for a bail hearing. prosecutors are fighting to get bail denied al tailgattogether, meanwhile, a white house dinner last night to honor a world leader was notable for two reasons, notable for who was there, also notable for who was not. nbc white house correspondent peter alexander has more on that this morning, peter, good morning. >> reporter: this story still developing at this hour, the

president hosting that high powered dinner for the amir of qatar, one prominent figure was disinvited, according to a white house official. that's the british ambassador sir kim darroch erased from the guest list after leaked memos written by darroch were highly critical of president trump saying the president radiates insecurity, calling the trump administration inept. president trump just moments ago attacking the ambassador on twitter calling him a very stupid guy, saying that he's been told darroch is a quote, pompous fool. the british prime minister's office says that darroch will stay in his post. just this morning saying that he has the prime minister's full confidence. among those in attendance last night, the president's friend and new england patriot's owner robert kraft still fighting off charges of soliciting prostitution in florida, allegations that kraft denies. the billionaire a seat away from the president who in march invited the owner and the patriots to the white house in a

visit that has so far not happened. >> peter alexander from the white house, thank you. there was a surprise development yesterday in the criminal sex assault case against the actor kevin spacey. the man who accused spacey of groping him at a nantucket bar when he was 18 years old appeared at a pretrial hearing and then was unable to produce a missing cell phone that the defense was seeking. the accuser also denied deleting or altering any texts from the night of the incident and then asserted his own fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. as a result, the judge said none of his prior testimony about the phone can be used in the case. now spacey's defense team is calling on the judge to dismiss the case altogether. more just in, h. ross perot the colorful texas billionaire who made two unsuccessful runs for the white house died earlier today. he became one of the country's wealthiest men as a pioneer in the computer services industry.

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this is the highest profile appearance for him since he was accused of sexual misconduct in january of 2018. the allegation led to a passionate debate about whether the situation was grievous enough to fit with others made against men in the height of the #metoo movement. >> i'm psyched to be here. i've been on the road for a while. >> >> reporter: overnight the comeback of comedian aziz ansari dropping a new standup special on netflix after he was accused of sexual misconduct last year, addressing the #metoo movement and the allegations leveled against him. >> i haven't said much about that whole thing i'm sure there are some that are curious about how i feel about that whole situation, and it's a tricky thing for me to answer. >> ansari faced allegations of sexual misconduct in january 2018 when babe.net published a story detailing a date he went on by a woman who said she felt pressured by ansari into sexual activity, the woman telling the website babe, i believe that i was taken advantage of by aziz,

i was not listened to and ignored. it was by far the worst experience with a man. ansari released a statement saying he thought the sexual activity was consensual, the 36-year-old not discussing specifics about that night, but reflecting on his time away from the spotlight. >> i saw the world where i don't ever get to do this again. man, it almost felt like i'd di died in a way i did i felt so many things in the last year or so. there's times i felt scared. there's times i felt humiliated. there's times i felt embarrassed, and ultimately i just felt terrible this person felt this way. >> the allegations came out at the height of the #metoo and times up movements which called out sexual misconduct across industries the star and executive producer ansari took an almost complete

break from tv and film instead focusing on his worldwide road to nowhere comedy tour and the deep impact he said the allegations had on him. >> after a year or so i just hope it was a step forward it moved things forward for me, it made me think about a lot i hope i've become a better person. >> the actor and comedian hoping to pave his road to redemption with jokes, honesty and humility. >> i think about a conversation i had with one of my friends, where he's like you know what man, that whole thing made me think about every date i've ever been on, and i thought, wow, that's pretty incredible this made not just me but other people be more thoughtful, then that's a good thing, and that's how i feel about it. well, j now. >> nbc news reached ou -- ansari and netflix for comment. it's full-time for the mighty pop start. >> pop start. >> i'm lighting things up right here right now jenna bush hager, you're here for pop start.

>> i'm your cheerleader. >> that's the only reason she comes here. >> really, what am i here for? >> in frame. >> in the frame? >> renee zellweger, we all know her for her iconic role as bridget jones. she's stepping into the shoes of another icon zellweger portrays judy garland following the success of wizard of oz. >> you need to take better care of yourself, you understand. >> everybody has their trouble, i just want what everybody wants. i seem to have a harder time getting it >> do you take anything for depression >> didn't work. >> wow >> seriously >> the movie focuses on her sold

out concert in london while she was struggling to balance motherhood and getting her career back on track you might recall judy garland starring in a star is born film, which leads us to barbra streisand. she starred alongside chris christo christopher, they each won a golden globe for best actor and actress over the film. over the weekend, the pair reunite instead london where streisand was performing and they did a little duet ♪ >> you okay al >> it's fantastic. >> isn't that nice >> i love it >> you know the name of that song >> i wish they'd sing shallow. >> that did remind us of all the

magic, when they did it in vegas, when they did "shallow," that's the vegas show and of course they did it again at the oscars they were kind of similar chemistry to get all that, "a star is born." >> i'm trying to restrain myself from singing "shallow" with jenna right now. >> come on >> what i want to do is just watch that over and over again for all of pop start. >> yes >> i can make that happen. >> no. >> moving on. >> we're going to move on, we teased it earlier "queer eye" season four, now the fab five is back on the road to transform some more lives, including a stop at jonathan vaness's old high school. here's a clip. >> this is jonathan vaness wishing you a gorgeous day >> are you guys ready to learn about who we're helping tonight? >> yeah! >> kathy was my orchestra teacher. >> she's so dedicated that she puts herself on the back burner.

>> i've never had a conversation with a gay person before. >> ooh. >> we'll see how it goes. >> you can see how it goes, the fourth season of "queer eye" comes out on netflix on july 19th. >> i think we've got time for a clip. >> yes >> i think we do. >> a mom took her three sons to the children's museum in brockings, south dakota, and she wanted to capture them at their favorite attraction. there's a cool little fishing pond there she pulled out her phone and snapped a great picture. take a look at it here, that's 4-year-old levi on the left, and 3-year-old logan obviously they're proudly holding up i guess the fish they caught at the pond here's the question, where's their little brother there's a third brother, where's he >> oh! >> the 18-month-old landon decided to put his fish in his mouth. >> it's sushi. >> that was captioned, every family has that one kid. >> we do >> and there he is. >> that's how he caught the fish. >> right in the mouth. >> that is so cute. >> thank you, al, you got a check of the weather >> let's take a quick look, show

you what we've got going on. wet weather through florida, showers through the pacific northwest, northern california, coastal oregon we've also got for this afternoon a severe threat back through the plains for some isolated tornados. tomorrow six states we're talking about 24 million people from marquette down to st. louis, back into chicago for strong storms, and then thursday afternoon we've got storm hazards as well from rochester down to nashville. we're also watching this area of low pressure, invest area 92l. it is now up to a 50% chance of developing into a tropical system over the next two days,>. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're enjoying sunshine and slightly cooler than normal weather. this is walnut creek where it's clear and sunny. clouds along the coast. san francisco will only make it up to 64 degrees again today. some low 80s in the inland areas. conco concord going to see a high of 82. in napa a high of 79 degrees.

we will all start to warm up going into the weekend with upper 80s in the inland valleys by friday and 90 degrees on saturday. let's just say, pretty hot, even into next week. your latest weather. >> announcer: living longer today is brought >> and that is your latest weather. living longer today is brought to you by novartis and now to our series living longer today, now days you can find almost anything at the super market or better yet online and ship it straight to your home. why not shop for agreements that may be helping people all over the world live longer. we brought in dr. mehmet oz to tell us about some of these options and benefits for traveling the world this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you >> i traveled to many of these places they used to be exotic foods that let these people live a long time. they're all available around america right now. >> we start in peru. what is the ingredient that comes from peru that is going to help us live long?

>> let's bring it out, quinoa. who better than craig to bring it out i've gone to peru, they have high mountains there they need energy and protein is often what's required. this is interesting. it's called the mother of all proteins quinoa has all the building blocks of proteins. >> it's a protein? i thought it was a carcarb most foods there's a little bit of carbohydrates, a little bit of fat, a lot of protein i mixed this with red potatoes that are also common in peru the nice thing is if you wash it a little bit before you cook it, you get the soapy taste out of the quinoa most importantly, you don't have to get your protein from meat. we have several examples in many parts of the world to climb these tall peaks you need to have the right kind of energy >> it makes you live longer? >> it's whole food it's food that comes out of the ground looking the way it looks when you eat it. >> we like that. >> soung mathank you so much. the next place we're going to visit is china. >> china. >> lots of people keeping healthy. >> what is this?

>> these are snow pea leaves it's like a pea and marry it to baby spinach, please give it a taste and confirm if what i'm saying is correct. the nice thing about these, they're incredibly rich in fie toe nutrients. they seem to reduce the chance of cancers growing. >> how do you prepare them >> you know what, first saute them before that, flash them in boiling water for about ten seconds. turn the boiling water off, ten seconds pull them out. saute in olive oil, garlic >> really nice, a little salt on there. >> doesn't cost anything, comes out of the ground looking the way it looks. >> where do you find these though >> supermarkets all over the country, snow pea leaves. >> okay. i like it. i'm sold on the snow pea leaves. >> here comes jenna from turkey. >> of course my family's turkish, we just got back from turkey the interesting thing about these hazelnuts, the skin of the hazelnut is important. has manganese in it. manganese reduces blood pressure

for a lot of people looking for solutions to chronic health issues get them from the real foods you're eating. like the snow pea leaves these feed the bacteria in your gut. >> do you want to feed the bacteria in your gut >> you want the good bacteria to be healthy you got cells in your body, there are lots there there's bad guys, there are mostly good guys feed the good guys this breaks down olive oil in its composition. my favorite is to mix them with chocolate, which is also common, nutella has that. >> so is nutella good for you? is that what you're saying >> speaking our language now. >> eat the nuts, dark chocolate, put them together, you've got this. >> you melt some dark chocolate and put some nuts in it? >> all of these recipes are on todayshow.com and doctoroz.com. >> oh, my goodness we can't wait to get here. >> thank you very much >> what country is this? >> this is india. >> let's go to india. >> >> lots of lentils they're the core of indian soups. this was prepared with a little bit of turmeric.

turmeric is one of the reasons indians have lower instances of alzheimer's. >> really? why? >> they have lots of iron this them, which is good for young women and lots of protein. all of these foods seem to have a little bit of everything there's no such thing as a bad food and good food when it comes to macronutrients. carbs can be good or bad. >> what's the theory on tourmeri and alzheimer's? >> it allows the body to break up some of that scar tissue. >> you have a lovely indian dish, you can prepare them in in way? >> we've given you a bunch of recipes online these are red lentils with turmeric >> red lentils are all created equal? >> all of them will take you there. the big secret is the last one are you ready? bring it in here. >> the whole team is here. >> no one knows what this ingredient is. >> keeping a secret from these guys is an unbelievably

difficult task we accomplished it today before the spanish came to latin america, because primarily a vegetarian vegan community this is the best way to do it. this is bugs >> what? >> grasshoppers. >> we knew it. carson and i had a bet >> this is from mexico. >> this is the ultimate paleo diet if you want to know how our ancestors ate, we ate like this. >> we've evolved, dr. oz. >> cockroaches, grasshoppers. >> i don't think it's good for pregnant people. >> i don't know. forget it. >> what if you look pregnant >> you're paleo, this is paleo. >> i'm not paleo anymore i am knee and rethat will. >> it tastes like chicken. >> it tastes like nutty. >> carson. >> it will never happen. it will never happen. >> carson. >> just a little

>> you put it in a taco thinking that we would fall for it. >> just a ilittle bit >> carson will do anything. >> no. it's not going to happen >> it will never happen. >> carson, carson. >> don't do it. >> i didn't have this peer pressure in high school. i'm not built like this. i left the party. >> let's say you do want to eat bugs -- >> and i'm out >> can you buy this like at the safeway or what? >> these are becoming more and more popular we talk a lot about protein sources being meat, cows don't eat cows, they eat fruits and vegetables, grains these don't have any water consumption. >> you don't go to a restaurant and order them too often, but they're out there. >> carson, give me that. carson. >> i just got back, i played in a major league baseball celebrity all star game, i wasn't the oldest player, drew kari was older these players live to an older

age playing like they're young >> for more including bugs, just ahead. we've got some special friends on the plaza there they are baby shark and the crew, they've good morning to you. 8:26 right now. i'm kris sanchez. there's word this morning that texas billionaire ross perot died at the age of 89. perot will be remembered for his folksy appeal to voters in two presidential runs during the '90s when he ran as an independent. cnbc swimmers he died from leukemia. emeryville has the highest minimum wage in the nation, but that is about to change maybe. leaders will vote on repealing an onerous to reduce the minimum wage to $16.30 an hour. they will vote to put the measure on a ballot and let the voters decide. we'll get a look at the

traffic picture. >> up until about two minutes ago i saw southbound slowing second down at university. maybe just memory from someone hitting their brakes. it's northbound 101 that slows from sjc and west 237 jam up into sunnyvale and that typically happens about this team. we had a lighter volume, it's the summertime commute. we have a later start. eastbound highway 4 towards sloan, maybe something going on there. the beijing, just fastrak. >> more news coming up in half an hour. show me the crown.

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♪ oh, we're back 8:30 on a tuesday morning, july 9th, 2019. ♪ baby shark we're back, on a tuesday morning, it's july 9th, 2019 check it out, guys, a special dance party has broken out here on the plaza if you're a kid, you know that song if you're the parent of a kid, you know that song it's going to be in your head for the next day at least.

"baby shark," the song behind the moves, they're here with some adorable friends. they're going to have a big announcement coming up, a huge announcement. >> we're not going to interrupt "baby shark's" little dance party. we have steven here to explain come on in here. >> hi. >> so you've got a big announcement about "baby shark". >> huge announcement this morning we are announcing our worldwide tour, that "baby shark" will be touring around the world for the next three years, and we're putting on our first 35 dates in north america. >> so how do you turn a two-minute viral video into a whole show >> you know what, it is the most exciting thing for our creative teams, taking a viral video and bringing it to a 75-minute stage show with costumed characters, with incredible sound and lights and video. it's going to be an amazing production we're really excited. >> not just singing and dancing, there's educational value in it as well?

>> yeah, listen, this is going to be great for all kids it's very high energy, we're looking at it as kids first concert experience it should be a really fun and engaging and, you know, immersive and interactive show it's going to be great. >> how does baby prepare for tour does he have somebody who goes with him, a baby-sitter? >> we have a crew and a cast that tours around and takes the entire production everywhere it goes. >> what are baby sharks on the writer list? what are the demands baby shark has backstage? >> they like specific color m&m's, salt water nearby. >> that's awesome. >> pretty good >> judging by the demand here, i mean, maybe it's going to have to be another four years. >> might have to. >> congrats. >> thank you. >> congrats baby shark. >> presale tickets are going to be available this afternoon using a special code you can find that code on today.com. >> okay, well, since we have baby shark here, i know somebody that really wants to meet him.

where is justina justina, baby, hey, baby, baby shark, watch out come on over, you have a huge fan. ju justina, what do you think of baby shark >> oh, my gosh >> come here, baby shark, you want to high five? >> okay, justina, so how much do you love baby? >> i love him so much! >> okay. do you love him this much that maybe you want to go and see him perform? >> yes >> okay. well, what about this, you can go see him in his new show, thank you, carson. >> you're welcome. >> here are the tickets. you and your family get a four-pack to any show on the schedule how does that sound? >> thank you >> okay. can you sing that baby shark song >>. ♪ baby shark, doo doo doo doo, baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo, baby shark, ♪ >> all right, thank you for coming, justina. thank you, baby, nice to meet

you. >> thank you, justina, have a great time at the show >> baby shark, you can do whatever you do. [ laughter ] >> bye bye baby shark. >> by the way, we've got some more great live performances coming up. maggie rogers is going to be here on friday, and next friday -- there's maggie -- kacey musgraves is going to hit our concert stage, and she's going to let you help with the set list we've done this before, give you a couple of choices. high horse, happy and sad, her classic merry go round, or one of the newer ones, space cowboy. you can make your pick using the #caskacey musgravestoday. >> i say merry go round. >> i think you go to go merry go round. >> me too. it's a classic. >> what do you say >> space cowboy. >> we'll find out what maggie chooses. lots to get to this morning, if you are fighting the frizz or

sun damage, michael angelo is here with products to summer proof your hair. >> roker looking forward to that one. >> absolutely. >> on the third hour, dylan is going to live up to her dream, she's catching up with new kids on the block she'll learn what goes on behind the scenes of their sold out tours and yes, a few of the dance moves she is famous for. >> she was on cloud nine for three days after this. >> before that, a check of the forecast, sir. >> okay, we'll show you what we've got starting with today, sunny and warm in the northeast, mid-atlantic, tropical downpours, down through florida. oppressive through the lower mississippi river valley, sunshine out west with some showers along the coastal pacific northwest, which will continue tomorrow, heat advisories down through the south, severe storms making good morning i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a cloudy start in san francisco. we will also at times see drizzle throughout the day. peeks of sunshine while the

inland area stays sunny. slightly cooler weather for this time of year with mid-70s in san jose. low 80s in the east bay valleys. heating up, by saturday we see 90s in the inland areas. >> that looks great. >> one size bigger. >> fantastic. >> you got a big melon, i didn't realize. >> maybe one size bigger it'd look fantastic. >> it looks good. >> you need a bigger size, but yeah. >> thank you so much coming up next, a close friend of john f. kennedy jr. honors of john f. kennedy jr. honors his life and lacy witheg

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we are back. 8:38 on this tuesday morning with our ongoing series "remembering jfk we are back, 8:38 op this tuesday morning with our ongoing

series remembering jfk jr. >> one week from today will mark 20 years since he died in a plane crash, yet another blow to a family all too familiar with tragedy. in a moment, we're going to talk to one of john's close friends, but first a look at a life that was remarkable from the start. >> he was born into history, the young son of a young president cut down in his prime. as a toddler, john jr.'s simple salute became one of the most poignant and enduring images in american history john lived his life in the spotlight along with his glamorous mother jacqueline kennedy onassis and his older sister caroline. he spoke to today about his mom back in 1999. >> she parented for both of them, and i think she was deliberate in showing that his interests and his concerns were part of our upbringing and some of her own which were not his. >> he went to nyu law school and was named by people magazine,

the sexiest man alive in 1988, the most eligible bachelor in the world, his every move snapped by photographers, even his bar exam results were front page news. after serving a stint in the new york district attorney's office he left the law to pursue a passion project, starting the glossy "george" magazine covering politics and pop culture. >> ladies and gentlemen, meet george with his career well underway in 1996, john married calvin klein publicist carolyn bessette and they embarked on a high profile social life, just a couple of months before he died he talked about about his dad's view of politics and whether he himself would ever run. >> i always said that he thought everyone should run for office and, listen, there's a lot of time in life to do all sorts of things. >> but he never had that time. on the night of july 167th, 1999 as he was heading to his

cousin's wedding on cape cod the plane he was piloting carrying his wife and her sister crashed off of martha's vineyard tragically burying at sea the legacy of camelot. he was 30 years old. >> steven gillon met jfk jr. at brown university they remained lifelong friends he's written a new book, it's out today, it's called "america's reluctant prince, the life of john f. kennedy jr.. good to have you here. >> it's been a long time, what made you decide this was the moment that you wanted to write a book about jfk jr. >> welhile john was alive i protected his privacy like many of his friends, now that he's gone as his friend and also a historian, i feel like it's my responsibility to preserve his legacy i don't want john to be remembered as the sexiest man alive. i don't want him to be remembered as the hunk flunk the john i knew was so much more complicated than that, and that's the john i tried to capture in this book. >> complicated in what ways? >> you know, the famous photograph john on november

25th, 1963, he salutes, raises his right hand and salutes his father on his third birthday, i believe that moment, all the unfulfilled hopes and expectations of the kennedy presidency transferred to john, and he carried that with him his entire life. so john used to kell tell me hes two people, he was just john, just the typical privileged member of his generation, but he had a role to play his entire life, and that role was john fitzgerald kennedy jr., the son of a slain president, and that was a burden that could have crushed most people. john struggled with it at times, but he handled it with enormous grace, and that's really the story i want to tell you think of the kennedys, you think of public service, but with john his greatest struggle and his greatest achievement was personal his ability to deal with this burden that had been imposed upon him and to deal with it with enormous strength. >> and stay normal, which was so important to jackie. one of the things you write about that was surprising was his relationship with his

mother, the fact that he was close to his stepfather, closer than i think people really realized and then lost him too here he had lost his father as a toddler. then his father figure in robert kennedy, and then aristotle onassis. >> you think of the trauma that he experienced as a child, not only is he witnessing those, these events, especially the assassination of his father and uncle, but he's moving all the time he's moving from the white house, to another place in washington, and another place. within a year he's lived in four different places. >> what was jackie like in grief? people don't talk about that very often >> you know she had a difficult time, understandably so, and john used to say that she was emotionally absent for a while he mentioned at one point that she drank a little more than she should have, but she was struggling with her own grief, which was part of the trauma that john experienced. he experienced trauma through his mother >> you also write that he was

probably going to get into electoral politics when he died? >> i'm certain of that one of the ways i measure that is the way he referred to his father so john when i first knew him, referred to him as president kennedy. in the '90s he started calling him my father. thos la those last couple of years he called him my daddy. i think for me that was john finally coming to terms with the fact that -- >> that's kind of heartbreaking that he started using the toddler's words well into his life. >> that's right. but he was becoming more comfortable with his father's legacy and going into politics john always -- john's great struggle was to create and forge his own identity separate from that of his family and his father, and he did that by keeping politics at a distance, and those final years he finally -- he realized that politics was in his dna. he was talking openly about running for office when daniel moynihan resigned, there was a senate seat that came open, and john thought seriously about running for that seat, but didn't think it was

time, but some of the last conversations he had in his life he was talking about running for governor of new york in 2001. >> we of course know of his tragic and untimely death and those circumstances. he was married, there have been lots of reports about difficulties in that marriage toward the end i was surprised to read in your book that he had hoped to have kids and had even had a name in mind for a child >> yeah, flynn. >> flynn kennedy. >> yeah. john, that was one of the issues, one of the many issues in their relationship. john wanted to start a family. he wanted to have kids carolyn for very understandable reasons didn't think the time was right. she, paparazzi were horrible to her. they chased her around they called her names. john's best friend and his cousin anthony roswell is dying. carolyn would say this isn't the time how can we bring up john f. kennedy iii in this environment. that was one of the many issues they had in their relationship. >> you also wrote there was a time in your life where he demonstrated an unusual act of

kindness and generosity. >> there was, i mean, there are a number of times, but in that last week when -- before john died, i developed this tremor in my hand, which i still have. it's great for making martinis by the way it's kind of a pain. and i went and had a doctor's appointment the friday before john died, and the doctor told me i may be in the early stages of als, which is not the -- you never want to hear those words, and john, i didn't tell john he found out about it, and that saturday morning he calls me up, and i told him everything that was going on there was a long pause, and he said stevie i'll take care of you. and he repeated it again that's the john kennedy i want the world to know about, the john kennedy who was enormously generous and kind and decent you know, in the following saturday, roughly that same time i woke up and found out that his plane was missing, and i was helpless >> so much loss. >> steve, thank you, steve gillon thank you

the book is "america's reluctant prince" and you can find more about that book and more on it at today.com/shop. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. just ahead, we're going to shift gears. we've got some problem solving products for your summer hair, craig. you know those issues right? >> oh, boy. >> they really crop up in this weather. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed.

♪ we are back now with "today's style." the summer season means extra time outside and while th we are back now with "today" style, the summer season means extra time outside, and the warmer weather may be great for morale, can't always be so great for your hair. luckily celebrity hair stylist michael angelo is here with five of his favorite produe problem products to summer proof our hair. >> so nice to see you, thanks for having me back. >> summer is a great time to be outside but it can be damaging wearing on the hair.

>> we can harn esz the heat and the sun's warmth to do great things with hair. >> let's talk about kind of day tonight hair we might start out theay wit a good hairdo. by the end of the day, not so much. >> i love braids, the braid bomb from beach waver is a great product we can use to preset the hair before braiding it. you can do this in the morning before you go to the beach, or you could do it at night before you go to bed. what you do is when you're going from day tonight or you just take the braids out, and the braid bomb helps keep everything set. >> oh, look at that. >> look at those beautiful ripples. it keeps your braids smooth and frizz free. >> you put it on your hair, and then you braid it for the beach or the day. >> correct so a little bit goes a long way. and then you just make a little braid. >> cute, this is emily being our model here. >> i know, thank you, emily so much. >> with her adorable hair. so cute. >> so we do a little braid action, right? and then we let that dry in the sun. we let that dry while we sleep, while we party, and then the

next day we just take it down. >> it really does, they're like perfect little waves. >> like darrell hannah in "splash". >> if you've got a long time and not a ton of hair, you can go for it soaking wet if you have lots of hair, i would say start damp to towel dry. the braid bomb will help keep those beautiful ripples in place. >> emily, thank you. >> let's go to our next thing. what about for dry, dehydrated hair >> i love to keep a big cheap bottle of conditioner in a beach bag. this thing is five bucks. >> it's a big one too. >> it smells like the beach, coconut galore this way you can be using the sun's heat as a conditioning treatment. >> you jump in the water and the second you come out, comb it. >> glob it on, lots of it. this could be an evening styling product if you're going right from salt water. it's literal liy just adding moisture to salt water or pool water to get a really great finished look. >> i love it okay now, let's talk about frizz.

this is my issue what do we do about the frizz? >> i think we go j.lo. i think we go kim k. i think we do it wet, sleek. >> the slicked back. >> can any face do this? i never thought i could do this look >> yes. >> tell me about it. >> move our parts to make a less symmetrical face look prettier, right? >> yes >> we can do all kinds of things, we can do waves to high things that aren't flattering. i think the biggest secret is you want to start wet hair, s t sculpt it down with jell agel ak it in with spray this has alcohol in. it will dry really fast. it will hold the hair in place while the gel is drying. then you've got this rock hard super awesome swim cap situation. the only secret is don't let anyone touch your hair once that's set it's hands off. >> don't touch the do. >> correct >> tell me about this. what is this for >> you know what, i think so many people burn their skin in the sun. this is really less about hair and more about skin, but i love

the dry touch sunscreens. >> is this for your scalp? >> yes, they don't make your hair greasy. a little dab of this on your fingertips, massage it in your temples, in your scalp, if you're wearing your hair up, at the nape of the neck it's important to take care of the skin on our scalp as we do the skin on our face. >> if you want to lighten your hair but don't want to get that orange hair that i used to have, what do you do >> this is total flashback to high school. >> i know, i put peroxide in my hair. >> you spend money on your highlights right i think if you're going to a salon and taking great care of your color, i don't recommend this if you have kids, if you want to have a little fun, i love sun in. >> oh, sun in, that is throwing it back. >> you know what it works on any hair color, and you just have to know that what you'll get is a lighter version of what you've got browns go warmer brown >> we just pull out some strands, right >> hi sandy. >> hi. >> and we spritz some sun in into those strands, and then my

favorite thing to do is afterward i rub the sun in on my arms and all the little arm hairs turn blond and look like glitter in the sun. >> and last but not least, if you have colored hair, wear a hat. >> there's no such thing as spf >> there's no such thing as spf for hair you use the latest technology to treat patients.

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