think about this >> you are right. don't use if you're allergic worsening eye problems, perspective. it is so important. go to the local businesses you frequent and see what they need, such as eye pain or vision changes, and, of course, we thank you for whether it's cleanup help or rebuilding or a parasitic infection. joining us here on "today in the perhaps you have connections if you take asthma medicines, bay," and we'll be back here on with the contractor that can help them or maybe you are an don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. monday morning, 4:30 to 7:00 insurance specialist a.m. also join us for our midday think about the skill set you so help heal your skin from within. news. >> have a good one. can that you can offer but don't and talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent. have money if you don't know where to start, start with the chamber of commerce that list businesses there are times when our need to connect really matters. that might need volunteers one thing we can all do, shop to keep customers and employees in the know. local. to keep business moving. good morning. when businesses get back on comcast business is prepared for times like these. on the march again. another night of protests from coast to coast hours after their feet and restaurants as george floyd is remembered in a powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. well, think before you go online, elsewhere, shop in your to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. community, show the businesses in your community some love. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. >> their biggest need right now, stirring service. as morgan pointed out, first, and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. ♪ amazing grace obviously the pandemic which we're still living in the midst we've always believed in the power of working together. >> family, friends, celebrities, of and strangers coming together vowing floyd's death will change then violent protests come along that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. the country. and businesses get looted. what do they need most now, just our support coming in and buying stuff or more than that? >> i think key when we talk to >> it's time for us to stand up in george's name and say get small businesses cash injection your knee off our necks. is critical right now. we're >> just ahead, three of the officers charged facing a judge it's friday morning. for the first time and hints obviously the mom and pop shops

they may be ready to turn on on main street suffering before no better time to do a little officer derek chauvin. dining with the dalys. this morning, where the case and the looting and vandalism. >> yes, this has becon and siri if you can, it's a gift card the home kitchen, newly renovated home kitchen it would that you can buy now that gives seem the country goes from here. them cash they can use for breaking news. stunning. immediate needs and you can cash this morning's new jobs numbers in on that later they will be whipping up one of deliver a major surprise. their favorite summer if you're in a position to make the unemployment rate actually dropping to 13%. combinations good morning. more than 2 million jobs added >> thank you, guys good to see you both i'll start off by saying this hasn't been stressful at all we just rolled out of bed and to the economy last month. both numbers far better than this stuff was here. expected. a donation, fantastic. is the worst behind us. there's some things i do want you to consider, though, before on alert. you make a donation, especially this is easy stuff if you're looking at personal tropical depression cristobal fundraising campaigns like gofundme make sure you know where that we want to welcome you all to expected to strengthen today and money is going is the person it's intended for in control of the money? what's the purpose of that our home campaign also, this is another one, check take aim at the gulf coast. the gofundme comments. we hope this finds you safe, does it look like relatives and real supporters are leaving comments and making donations? happy, and healthy, of course. millions of americans impacted this weekend. al with the latest on timing and where the dangerous storm is that's a good sign heading. new apology. so in full disclosure, we had i want to remind people, a lot of these businesses, we do think the best taco tuesday we do every tuesday this past tuesday. of them as having insurance. >> i just want you to see my we did skirt steak i wanted tocc eyes, how sorry i am. >> d that's not always the case overnight apologizing for the it does take time for insurance to kick in so they need help grill with chimichurri now. condemning kneeling during the >> besides volunteering, giving we had homemade tortillas. money, what else can we do it was amazing national anthem. we wanted to do that with one camera, graphics inus out, >> show love with our voice. >> i will be better, and i will be part of the solution. this is our second choice. >> this morning how other nfl we'll get back to taco tuesday. stars and his own teammates are reacting. >> we're still full so we're going to do something lighter. those stories, plus court in think about yelp i bet the rest of you watching are doing the quarantine eating

as well. write a review for businesses you love and frequent. this is a really simple summer session. the return of the nba nearly salad. we can share it with our friends, encourage people to complete. michael jordan's big role in it's actually in my cookbook. shop local we have to do our part if we getting players back in the game want main street america to come back and be there for us in the >> the book, good. community. >> you can modify it with >> spread the word. >> absolutely. anything you have in your own today friday, june 5th, 2020. businesses thrive on that. fridge >> announcer: from nbc news, >> you said something a while back that bears repeating we have romaine lettuce, also iceberg, because you like it, especially when it comes to you and the graphics department. restaurants, people think they are supporting their local this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from restaurant by using an app and take day old bread, cut it up, studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. they don't know that the app rip it up. good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." takes a good percentage in a lot it is friday morning. of cases of the actual order, so >> i'm going to have wine. a small business doesn't really >> save that for the sangria, we're happy to have you with us. see what it would if you call them directly. dude. hoda has the morning off. no rest for craig melvin. >> no knock on the apps but at times like this when you're seeing a gut blow to the >> i will. business, pick up the phone and call the business directly and >> olive oil, salt and pepper. you were in minneapolis throw it in a 350 oven watch it because bread can burn yesterday leading coverage and see if they will take your order easily back today after taking a flight that way there we go. late last night. good to see you. i heard from many restaurant >> when we start with the >> good to see you, my friend. minnesota, more than the last owners they appreciate that now. quarantine, i don't know about week, we've seen the full range of emotions like we have all over the country, anger, >> vicky nguyen, useful tips you guys in your house, dinners thank you. big and robust, breakfast another great weekend. >> thank you. sadness, despair. >> this is the time of the whatever it was. morning where we say hello to mr. daly lunch the first couple of weeks, after that memorial service on pizza, deli sandwiches, kind of what's up, buddy >> what do you say there, pal? full meals it is good to see you, my after a wheel we're like, i've friend we are up bright and early in got to slow down on the lunch

thing. thursday, you got the sense while you were there that there may be cause for optimism now. the daly household we ended up buying bags of salad >> we can only hope so. following that emotional we got up, kids here off frame and pump them up, add protein service, we did see a tense we're going to take over, did a little weekend cooking and home made dressings. times are tough. night of protests. nearly this is inspired by that, too. all of them peaceful. a fresh salad happening, a >> this is the easiest home made dressing you'll make and you'll demonstrators marching to the protein, a nice cocktail the way martin luther king memorial. make it a lot. i like to make it in a mason jar >> meanwhile in new york city, thousands gathered in the we know how to make it because then you can store it streets and in parks across the we'll show you how to do it, fresh, easy, coming up but first easily city. a quick look at your local news and weather. lemon juice, some mustard. carson is going to shred some chicken, a little protein for the salad. in atlanta protesters there can you roast the chicken, also joined by mayor keisha lancebottoms who promised in her microphone there is something a recipe in my cookbook or buy better on the other side of store bought rotisserie chicken this. >> we have complete coverage. store bought rotisserie chickens let's start in minneapolis. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there this morning. >> good morning. which are easy and convenient. minneapolis is trying to start >> graphics, can you get in here the healing process but the >> this chicken, literary an investigation into what happened is still under way. hour and a half of chicken in three of the officers involved its own juices in george floyd's death went i take two forks and shred this. this is the protein for the salad. before a judge, now their bail is set at 3/4 of a million simple, easy recipe. no olive oil, simple

dollars each. i take this, pull it apart and from new york to charlotte to use it for the salad los angeles, a tense night of for the sake of time i'll do a little bit. >> olive coming out as a slow drizzle. imagine i put a half cup in there. mostly peaceful protests after a day of healing in prayer salad, what i like about salad honoring george floyd. reverend al sharpton with an impassioned eulogy. is texture, color, flavor, so i >> what happened to floyd happens every day in this country. it's time for us to stand up in georgia's name and say get your >> on top? >> garbanzo beans. here are the home made croutons. the magic of television, i have knee off our necks. >> closing the service, a some already done. powerful moment, nine minutes of silence, the length of time >> i like to add queso fresco but feta, whatever. prosecutors say floyd was under the knee of former officer derek >> white sangria, very powerful, chauvin, charged with 2nd pina colada. this is the type of drink that's transformative murder, he's still not commented it will take you out of the misery of your own life and put and due in court monday. you right into a happy place we'll do that, take an entire while minneapolis mourned floyd, bottle of pinot grigio. the three other officers charged with aiding and abetting murder charged for the first time. kueng's only fourth day as a cop >> the fruit. >> grapes. >> green grapes.

and allegedly told the other cantaloupe, which you can makeb. officers, you shouldn't do this. good morning. it's 8:26. >> white peaches one person is in custody in these are lovely. >> a whole bottle of either connection with a series of fires that merged into one big fire forcing evacuations in the south bay. it's burning in san jose off pinot grigio or moscato. the attorney for ex-officer then add lemon juice, peach thomas lane said he was also a rookie cop. he asked chauvin, should we role nectar, and brandy. him over. >> you have to have criminal colleen drive near highway 85. attempt for second degree murder and frankly this is bull. >> carbonated soda [ bleep ]. >> a former officer tou thao last night it threatened dozens this is -- what flavor is this blocked a bystander who tried to grapefruit. help floyd. his attorney said he's of homes. at this point, firefighters say it's just 20% contained and 80 >> if you can find peach, great. acres have burned. as for the person in custody, no >> stir this up, guys. details on exactly why police you've got it. it's a very simple salad using are detaining that person. whatever you have in the house it's pretty comfortable a little sangria cooperating. look at that told cnn floyd did not resist. outside. >> he was trying to defuse as amazing. graphics vianey, it was just 100 degrees isn't that lovely? in parts of the area just a >> you're not allowed to drink couple of days ago. that, graphics, sorry. >> yeah, you're right, chris. today we'll be only in the 70s. >> i'll pour this off. definitely a welcome change in humbly as he could. >> for some who watched, charges >> this one has a little wine are only the first step. the weather. carlos jackson grew up here. current views over san jose topper looking nice. thank you. >> you like yourself a sangria. we have a couple of clouds lingering. >> i do. cloudier through the coast as i'd like to test that. well. our temperatures in the 60s and we love seeing camera two 50s right now. but by the afternoon, here's operator jack daly in the shot what you can expect. doing a great job. we are going to climb into the 70s.

it will be just a little warmer by the way, not only do you guys make food and drinks and great >> it's very hurtful to see my through the interior valleys. children, i might add, you take city boarded up like detroit, michigan, because the whole city hey, 78 is better than the great pictures and you're in "people" magazine this week. triple-digit mark that concord we all read the article. is affected by this. and antioch hit yesterday. carson, we're proud of you >> so is the entire country. this will remain through the at this huge rally in brooklyn, floyd's younger brother terrence spoke. weekend. always >> i want to thank god, because at the end of the day my brother so expect those 70s to stick is gone but the floyd name still around for tomorrow but also, you talked about anxiety during. keep in mind that we are a lot of people can relate to tracking breezy conditions and that tell me about it. >> we had the opportunity to do that windier conditions expected for it's a scary time. tomorrow. >> vianey, thank you for that most people come up to me, i've fine forecast. been honest trying to keep the another local news update in mental health discussion out half an hour. back to the "today" show. deliver packages for amazon. there, breaking the stigma of anxiety and depression that conversation had to happen. lives on. >> reporter: another incident "people" magazine gave me the opportunity to have it from the overnight protest is with the pandemic everyone coming up to me saying, oh, my getting a lot of attention, the god, you're already a nervous video out of buffalo, new york, nelly, how are you doing is tough to watch. i'm fine, coping two officers have now been suspended after a 75-year-old man was knocked to the ground. in the article i gave an example we're told he's in serious but stable condition at the hospital of the things we're doing to but the mayor of buffalo is calling the incident deeply disturbing and an investigation keep the house mellow and is under way. anxiety level. >> gabe gutierrez in drinking is a huge part, reggae minneapolis. gabe, thank you. another major story we're following this morning, the and fire. >> goldie. >> let's bring goldie in

mo mo, bring goldie. gigi was the photographer for economy, with unemployment already at the highest level in that "people" spread our lifetimes, all eyes are on the jobs report being released we took all the pictures ourselves. shout out to gigi and the state this morning. let's get right to nbc's tom of florida. costello. >> anyway. >> we don't want to wake her up. >> that's right. mo mo. tom, how is it looking? >> look at the second camera. does it mean the worst is behind us? >> second camera. >> that certainly is the talk. >> second camera, nice job it is a shocker of a report. economists predicted we could jack, very strong. >> good thinking have a 20% unemployment rate, a i drive my van five days a week. i didn't think about that. post depression high. instead, strong indications >> there's goldie, who has been america is getting back to but i'm still gonna take the time to wipe everything down. obviously a real bright spot for us in an otherwise troubled business and hiring again. time i recently took a break cause my girlfriend this morning, whiplash economic news. the unemployment rate actually and i just had a baby. in the middle she's doing great as well. we just hope that families all of this pandemic, you know, having a kid, dropping in the month of may to 13.3%. there's something different. over the country are hanging in far better than the expectation when i came back, amazon completely changed. there during these -- you know, that unemployment could rise to it's been pretty crazy nearly 20%. we're sending you lots of love from the daly household. >> we'll take it there you go, sir. thank you. >> we saw the biggest job loss when states first shut down. look at those eyes. >> she's amazing recovering the van was different, now that we're shifting into reopening, you're seeing a lot coming into the station and loading >> thank you. >> yesterday she was quite

of the jobs come back. was different. agitated thank you, guys, appreciate. >> as many move through if anything, they took it overboard on the safety, reopening phase, the economy >> carson, siri, thank you and that's what i love. added 2.5 million jobs in may. jack, thank you as well. i love to see jack's promotion from graphics to camera economists had forecast today's operator. report could show up to 8 it's funny to say i'm essential. million jobs lost. we're all working towards a common goal. after april's record of >> what can't jack daly do. 20.5 million jobs lost. just like amazon says, "deliver smiles," and honestly, i believe i do. >> that issue of "people" is on still, impact of mass layoffs news stands right now. felt across the board from sideline construction workers. don't forget you can find all >> hopefully i have a job to go the dalys recipes at today.com/food back to. i don't know how the construction industry will be savannah. after this, i don't know if we're going to be busy. >> love you guys >> to small business owners. coming up next, harry smith will >> helplessness is one of the join us and reflect on the biggest things. stirring images we've seen i feel terrible for my staff, across the country this week and why they should actually offer had to let go 110 employees. all of us hope >> adding to the challenge for we'll talk about that but first those searching for work. >> now with layoffs and furloughs, we're going to have this is "today" on nbc less jobs, more talented people well many people have such a misunderstanding in the marketplace. >> restaurants, tourism, entertainment. as to how a reverse mortgage works. the largest movie chain amc says people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. its future is in substantial doubt. that's absolutely 100% wrong. clothing giant jcpenney the home is ours.

announcing 200 store closures, we can sell it if we want to at any time. gap reports a quarterly loss of i like the flexibility of not having a payment, nearly a billion dollars. but i can make the payment if i want to. pier 1 closing shop permanently. many businesses are just you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes preparing to reopen, but are and you're responsible for paying boarding back up, or worse, your insurance on the property. repairing damage from looting. for us, it was a security blanket. good news this morning, the low the value of our house, point of unemployment may have was to fund our long-term health care. been in april. in may, more jobs were added than lost. these are just a few uses of reverse mortgages. the trump administration projecting confidence that the we are back. worst may be over. 8:30 this friday morning, june 5th. 2020 >> i think that we can get under we have a lot to get to this half hour. 10% by the end of the year, as >> we do hard as this has been for carson and siri will be with us, workers and their families, it sharing the recipes for a meal was always meant to be temporary. and drink combo, al. >> tom, according to the new >> that's right. report, which industry saw the biggest gains? harry smith will be joining us >> we saw real gains in food with a story we think everybody or go online to request your free information kit. services as well as needs to see construction, leisure, it's a powerful essay, a look at without a doubt, one of the best hospitality, and manufacturing. however, while we did see how our country's past helped lead to the events of this week financial tools i've learned about. unemployment improve across the and what it means for our future, savannah everybody should be taking a look at it. board, it didn't budge for teenagers. >> ends on a hopeful note. if they're over 62, they should at least investigate it. nearly 30% unemployment, and let's start with the coronavirus.

for years, reverse mortgage funding african americans did not budge much as well. states reopened, scientists are >> tom, the outlook for the summer and fall? scrambling to find ways to kill it in public spaces, especially has been helping customers t. >> by the way, the dow-jones up 720 points. they know the importance of having financial security. on shared surfaces we can't and listen, talk is that avoid touching we've got great peace of mind. airlines and cruise lines are sarah harmon has the story saying americans want to get good morningspaces, like whatever comes up. back to traveling again. we're ready. they want to go back to i advise you to call them. restaurants and theme parks. make an appointment so they can tell you how it works. that's the feeling that maybe hospitals and laboratories for it's a good thing. the worst of the impact is over, reverse mortgage funding. and maybe it will now start to years now becau access your equity. >> reporter: hi, good morning. stay in your home. be improving and going forward. ultraviolet light has been used have peace of mind. through multiple industries, not for years because it is effective, fast, and you don't just leisure and hospitality, have to get something wet to clean it airlines and hotels, but the industry, country, may be now there's a race to bring the picking up slightly. technology into public spaces at savannah, back to you. a time all of us are being more >> yeah. people need help. thank you. another note from washington, careful about where we put our hands. active duty troops brought in to elevator buttons, subway poles, help if needed with civil unrest shopping carts, escalator there are starting to return handrails where it is thought home. that move after three days of coronavirus can live for days, peaceful din the welcome back. nation's capital. suddenly seemed downright the events of the past 11 dangerous. they say 700 soldiers with the welcome back in germany, childhood friends the events of the past 11 days have opened up a raw and, yes, painful conversation about race 82nd airborne and immediate

response force were first to believe they have a solution in america we had to have it. leave returning to the base at at this department store, the this morning we asked harry escalator handrail is smith to lend his voice to the fort brag. dialogue that's just getting reminder of troops will go home continuously disinfected with uv started. in coming days as conditions harry, good morning. allow, craig. >> it has been so interesting, light that kills bacteria and viruses, including coronavirus. also, learning more about >> you're not afraid to touch don't you think, savannah. another case that fueled the handrail in our lifetimes we go through widespread protests and outrage. >> no, it disinfects it and it moments, times of ebb and flow, some seem so important, some less so. is safe to touch. this one really feels different. shooting death of amod ar berry. >> inside is a box of uvc lamps. there's a lot of soul searching a preliminary court hearing was >> you can see the lamps going on, and there are a lot of thursday. blayne alexander is following people starting to say maybe tonya has a hand rail. this story for us. good morning. >> reporter: craig, good >> it turns around, and goes morning. with the escalator. >> they were still in high times have, indeed, changed. school when they got a patent for the idea three men accused of killing this thing with race america arbery will go to trial. has, since 1619 when the first they founded the company in the a judge ruled there's enough same small workshop where she ship from africa arrived with a evidence to proceed. during the hearing we heard the learned about lamps and wiring cargo of human beings. from her electrician time line that leads up in the grandfather. the prosperity and promise of a final moments of his life, a decade later, their technology new nation was built in large including two words that were is in use in europe and asia part on the blood and sweat of men and women who were owned as they're applying for approval in america after a surge in interest property uttered in his final moments. >> chased, hunted down, and how does it work ultimately executed. >> reporter: this morning for america went to war over the first time we're hearing >> you may have noticed how your slavery, but jim crow took its explosive new evidence in ahmaud sunscreen label says protects place in the south while red lining and plain old discrimination held forth arbery's death. appearing on video before a against uva and uvb light. elsewhere. judge,

gregory mcmichael and travis but the sunny mitts a third wave along with neighbor facing length, uvc. slavery may have been america's >> it is filtered out by earth's original sin, but they sure have found other ways to transgress atmosphere, and just as well charges. because it is dangerous to human skin against blacks since. investigators say father and son >> they have a right to expect but it is also incredibly effective at destroying viral that the law will be fair, that particles. the constitution will be pursued and shot arbery in color-blind. february as brian >> as you move deeper into the this is what we're talking recorded video. during the seven-hour about, and this is a matter preliminary hearing special which concerns this country and what it stands for. uv from a, b, and c, it agent richard dial testified bryan told police he uttered a cannist >> the harm, the hurt, the death can sterilize personal racial slur as the body laid on protective equipment that has been inflicted on black the ground. americans through our history >> mr. bryan said after the it does that because of the high shooting took place before the energy nate youre. should break our hearts. police arrival while mr. arbery >> new york city is testing it now finally maybe it has. >> the hate is too great a was on the ground that he heard travis mcmichael make the burden to bear >> this woman is walking statement [ bleep ]. through. i have decided to love. >> reporter: as we look at the >> arbery's mother too upset to crowds of protesters we see >> in the u.s., one company is across the country, we are experimenting with a form that remain in the courtroom. witnessing an unprecedented is safe for humans >> there was some disturbing >> to kill any bacteria or virus melting pot, a coat of many colors, a rainbow coalition as testimony. ahmaud was the victim here. on the surface of her body. jesse jackson called it. he couldn't speak for him and i >> uvc is being deployed by truly, could you imagine scenes robots to sanitize hospitals and like this before couldn't take it at that point. vehicles and tested on >> reporter: arbery unarmed, out airplanes. for a sunday jog, his family the embrace of protesters and police, bended knee, held hands,

now it is on densely packed escalators the common purpose >> it is kind of mind blowing just four years ago, a bended said, when he was shot three this idea you had as teenagers times by travis mcmichael. is now in global demand? knee in support of black lives he told police he thought arbery could cost you your job, and now was a burglary suspect. >> of course it is but we always thought it was a it's a symbol of solidarity. good idea. >> i can't breathe. travis felt his life was in that's why we went for it. >> reporter: that knee pushed danger but special agent dial >> an idea that may be a small into george floyd's neck has said they never called 911 before chasing arbery. brought america to its knees and piece in the puzzle of the post he used his pickup truck to most powerfully during a pouring corona public spaces rain in houston where whites block his path. you may have even seen the uv light devices now being marketed knelt in prayer asking for directly to consumers, things forgiveness. laws and statutes had been like uv wands. you've got to be kind of careful hitting him with his vehicle. with these written to right the wrong of america's past but atonement >> reporter: an attorney says he it is a new marketplace, a bit comes from the heart now we know there is a way to like the wild west, without fda has no doubt he approval, it is tough to know was targeted because he was show we mean it. black. >> they tried behind hope to make him look criminal in the what's safe and what's situation. >> outside the courtroom, the effective. i'm just wondering among you, does it feel different to you? crowd's reaction to the case very much a case of buyer heated. beware savannah >> absolutely. but what an interesting story, does it feel different the deaths of arbery and george sarah. thank you. >> yes, it does. >> it absolutely does. floyd layering bare a call for craig, it is funny, i have one change. of those phone cases that you absolutely. use blue light to clean the >> to your point -- go ahead, >> after watching the video, i al, i'm sorry. phone, which i love, but then >> no, i just was saying, having grown up in the '60s and '70s also i'm like is it working or and lived through that, and not working, there's no way for

was saddened for his mom. i knew at some point he thought me to know yesterday speaking with of his mother as well. >> an agent also testified there was a confederate flag-sticker makes me feel better, but who congressman john lewis, feels seen on the toolbox in the back knows. hopeful. >> peace of mind is valuable at first i thought maybe it's >> yes that's true. let's start it off. just me. but when i heard from him after seeing all these protests and the rainbow coalition as you unrelated text conversations. the justice department working take a look. said, harry, he feels hopeful. to determine whether federal here is w >> mr. roker, what's the word on craig, you were on the streets you kind of know what this is hate crimes charges apply in the the weather. case. like. >> you know, unfortunately we've >> blayne alexander, thank you. lived through a number of these >> here's what we have for friday moments just in the past five or savannah. >> craig, we have more to get to strong storms, heavy rain this morning. six years and we've seen heinous acts followed by a protest or through florida. record highs out west. severe storms in the mid plains. march. as we shape up into saturday, as you point out, harry, the two days after italy started makeup of these marches, if you look at the marches over the welcoming tourists back, the city of venice is flooded with past nine or ten days, literally floodwaters. a quarter of the city submerged. we'll be watching this system here cristobal as it makes its way to the gulf people bare footed taking every state in this country, i would dare say that the majority pictures. a heat wave going on through texas of people, they don't look like me or al here, they look like a storm lashed northern italy severe storms out west you, they look like savannah young, old, black, white showers and thunderstorms in the northwest and california hit or miss showers and thunderstorms into northern new with strong winds and weather. which brings us to the weather. england and the northeast, and >> it does. millions down south are facing a that's what gives me some solace big storm this weekend right now that this is no longer a black cause. then as we move into sunday, this is a cause of a lot of americans, harry smith. and into next week as al, mr. cristobal makes rainfall with

roker, is standing by with the >> it's a human cause. >> yes, yes. rest of the national forecast. heavy rain hey, al. it will continue into the thank you for that, harry. mississippi river valley >> hey, guys. >> absolutely. flooding may be an issue harry always puts it so well i think all of us are looking we are watching cristobal, and and as it comes on shore, makes inward it is getting itself together, a if it's not making you a little it inland, we have to worry depression. about tornadoes as well. uncomfortable you're not looking a nicer day in the northeast hard enough at yourself. it has got 35-mile-per-hour winds, moving north northeast at hard enough at yourself. we're back in a moment, but 7 miles per hour. into the mid-atlantic states plenty of sunshine through the it starts to push into the gulf. southwest. z3wvnz z1s6z now, the rain shield will be about 24 hours ahead of the severe storms in the central and western and eastern plains as you get to the central and western plains, looking at upper storm. the windfield will also expand as well. elevations looking at snow this will continue to push north making landfall sometime between that's going to be interesting sunday and early monday morning and then move up into the and wet weather into the pacific mississippi river valley by let's get a better look at the days. wednesday morning. today starts off our cooler we're talking about a pretty strong amount -- pretty high weather. 78 degrees predicted highs for amount of rain. we're talking locally 10" of rain right around the gulf so interior valleys. y3wvny y1s6y we're going to be watching that notice the word breezy. very, very closely, and we've got a little sneak peek into the it is going to get windy and intensity of this hurricane gustier heading into tomorrow. we'll keep a combination of sun and clouds. cloudier for the coastline. season coming up. the formation dates are about overnight lows in the 50s. two months ahead of time. this is the earliest we've had and there is a chance of some an a, b, and c storm ever, so we spotty showers heading into sunday. we're keeping the 70s around

through monday. are watching this. by tuesday, we are expecting the record earliest c storm that high pressure to make its ever. return climbing back up into normally we would see one on those 90s. august 13th, so we're going to >> that's your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you just ahead here, we are going to continue to track this. the rest of the country record dine with the highs out west, heavy rain in florida, strong storms into the >> that is your latest weather mid-atlantic states. we're going to get to your local guys. >> al, thank you just ahead here we are going to forecast coming up in the next dine with the dalys. 30 seconds. there they are, carson and siri getting ready to share recipes for perfect weekend summer menu straight from their kitchen to your kitchen but first this is "today" on nbc from their kitchen to your kitchen. but first, this is " trim the bad... make the good better... and way cheaper. meet visible. unlimited data on verizon's 4g lte network. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. temperatures will be a lot cooler today. these are real people, not actors, look at this beautiful view over san francisco. of course it is definitely who've got their eczema under control.

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salons that will be able to be back open starting tomorrow. as safety precautions, they have disposable gowns, disposable combs and air purifiers. restaurants will be able to open. they have to keep their tables spaced six feet apart and employees will get temperature checks. good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. astonishing numbers coming out of the labor department this morning. 13.3% unemployment. that is a reduction. we were not expecting that. a net gain -- yes, a gain -- of 2.5 million jobs in may in america. just astonishing numbers. well, this morning, take a look at the forecast for you, vianey. it's going to be a cool one for us. it will be. our microclimate highs no longer in the 90s, no longer expecting triple digits, at least not for now and into the weekend.

70s today daytime highs. for oakland we'll only be in the upper 60s, a high of 68 santa rosa 79. this is all making its way in through the weekend. we have two systems we've been monitoring. the second system is expected to bring a chance of seeing shower activity into sunday. just to give you a sneak peek of what we're tracking, here you go. sunday possibly going to be our coolest day of the week. it will be breezy and windy at times. gusty conditions expected not just for today but for tomorrow depending on where you live. if you have anything you would like to secure in your backyard do that now. mike? all right. secure it. we're looking over to the bay commute. and it's a friday so light. one slow spot, i don't think -- look at the map and it is south of this map down towards the santa cruz mountains and the summit. a crash that cleared from the southbound lanes. the activity is still a distraction slowing you to the santa cruz side. a smooth drive to the bay bridge. but a look at the bay bridge shows you there's no backups, no metering lights.

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7:30 now on friday morning it is the 5th of june, 2020. 7:30 now on friday morning. it is the 5th of june, 2020. that as american airlines, home of the miami heat, one of 22 teams that will take the court once the nba season is finalized. a lot of folks very excited about that. more on that story just ahead, savannah, including the role that apparently michael jordan had in making all of it happen. >> i have to say, craig, since you told me i had to watch the jordan documentary, all 10 parts. i did and i'm more excited for the nba's return.

we'll have more on that in a moment but let's get to your 7:30 headlines on friday morning. friends and family of george floyd gathered in minneapolis for a memorial service in his honor. reverend al sharpton gave an impassioned eulogy. closing the service, a powerful moment. 8:46 silence, the time prosecutors say he was under the knee of former officer derek chauvin. another scheduled for tomorrow where floyd was born. he'll be laid to rest in his hometown of houston. a study of hydroxychloroquine to treat covid-19 has been retracted because of research data. the medical journal found no benefit to the drug and sudden that its use may even increase the risk of death. thursday that was retracted because the authors were not able to confirm that the data set was accurate. the retraction does not signify

the drug is helpful or harmful. >> dramatic new video shows the moments of massive landslides swept several houses into the water in norway. at least eight homes in a caravan were completely destroyed in that slide. thankfully nobody was injured, everyone had been evacuated. crews are making sure none of the debris gets into a nearby shipping channel. >> all right, savannah meanwhile on this friday morning nfl star drew brees has issued a new apology overnight. this one was on camera as he continues to face backlash for his criticism of the way some fellow players choose to protest. nbc's stephanie gosk has the latest steph, good morning. >> hey, craig, good morning to you. less than 24 hours after drew brees said it was disrespectful for players to kneel in protest during the national anthem, he apologized and then, as you said, he apologized a second time thf those apologies getting a mixed response this morning

from players and fans. >> there's not much i can say. >> a visibly somber drew brees apologizing a second time to his teammates and legions of fans. >> i want you to see in my eyes how sorry i am, the comments i made yesterday i know that it hurt many people, especially friends, teammates, former teammates, loved ones, people that i care and respect deeply. >> the saints star quarterback referring to this wednesday interview with yahoo! finance. >> i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the united states of america. >> brees said players shouldn't protest police brutality and racial injustice during national anthem after fierce backlash from teammates and other athletes like lebron james brees posted this apology on instagram writing in part, i stand with the black community against systemic injustice and

brutality, i'm sick about the way my comments were perceived yesterday but take full responsibility it comes as nfl stars banded together to release a video about the black lives matter movement overnight >> what if i was george floyd. >> what if i was george floyd. >> his first apology wasn't enough for some. former player booger mcfarland appeared to mock him i'm sorry for the ray america is crucifying me, not what i said got it another saying we heard you the first time. brees clearly feeling he needed to say more. >> i wish i had laid out in my heart, george floyd, ahmaud arbery, years and years of injustice, police brutality and the need for so much reform and change.

>> one thing about drew, his actions always follow his words. >> brees' teammate saying overnight he feels the apology is genuine and that brees is going to put in the work required. >> he's using his platform now and committing and saying i'm going to do everything i can to fix it drew brees is an example to all of nonblack america to be able to say, i missed the point i can do more. i can listen better. i can do better. >> so steph, we heard a number of nfl players voicing concern, done a lot of it on social media. how is the league responding to those concerns what's t statement. it's actually the second statement since george floyd's death saying this is the time for self-reflection for all. the league pledging to donate $20 million to organizations that fight racism. this is on top of 40 million they have given in the past.

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whatever your choice is going to be with the letter c is the third named storm of what is now a five day old atlantic hurricane season as al mentioned earlier, it is the earliest we have ever seen the storms as if it wasn't bad enough, tropical depression cristobal is headed towards the gulf coast. the coronavirus pandemic is dramatically changing how first responders are preparing. >> not stepping back from the covid-19 response. it's still all hands on deck frankly, right now it's all eyes on the gulf. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has already predicted an above average hurricane season. >> not the optimal time to do congregant shelters because people may come into the shelter with covid-19. >> fema updated its hurricane guide to include having masks and to prepare ahead of time with food, water, and gas supplies plus sanitizer. evacuation plans are being

modified as well 42% of florida residents saying concerns of contracting covid-19 make them less likely to evacuate in a major hurricane. >> don't stay in your home because of covid-19 if you're in a mandatory evacuation order. >> but if you don't have to leave. >> if you don't have to leave, and you're in a safe structure, depending on the severity of that storm, perhaps sheltering in place is the best decision for your family. >> shelters may no longer be in large stadiums but instead smaller spaces like classrooms, dormitories, and hotels for social distancing. masks and temperature checks required. >> somebody has coronavirus, a hurricane is coming, and they decide to leave and do to a shelter, what happens? >> counties are looking at covid-19 shelters if you're

positive if you go to another shelter and fail a temperature screening you may be diverted to a specific shelter. >> hospitals are already reassessing their hurricane plans special those like health first cape canaveral hospital, on the water in a mandatory evacuation zone. >> it is a challenge covid-19 will just expand the amount of patients where you really don't want to evacuate them but you have to so it's something we take in that will just expand the amount of time needed to do that. >> residents in hurricane zones aware this season will be different because of coronavirus. >> we don't have to reinvent the wheel completely, we just have to make adjustments to keep people safe from covid-19. >> it's not just states preparing how to handle a hurricane during a pandemic but also in the midwest states figuring out how to handle tornado evacuations and the aftermath during a pandemic. of course, out west, how they will handle all of this pandemic related issues in fire season. guys, back to you. >> you said it, kerry, as if it's not hard enough let's bring in mr. roker on the latest on the storm. hi, al.

>> hi, guys, good morning. even though it's a depression now, it's expected to restrengthen to a storm as it makes its way into the gulf. here is the interesting thing, we're not only going to see heavy rains in new orleans but as it makes its way north, tornadoes. this pandemic is going to affect how people shelter-in-place and take precautions even before we get to cristobal, we'll look at 29 million at risk for flooding, severe thunderstorms out west we're going to be watching this system make its way to the east. people in severe storm threat mississippi river valley, mid-atlantic and northeast as the system the abundant moisture the east coast strong storms, heavy downpours will be activated. as we move into tonight and tomorrow, that cold front will push to the east that's going to push out that moisture we'll see some scattered storms but will see a drying trend. a lot of moisture out there so

we are looking for some places we'll see scattered storms and a drying trend a lot of moisture out there. locally to pick up rain, 2" per hour in the mid-atlantic states and on back into the we are expecting a lovely day ahead even though it will be cloudy. for the most part we'll see cooler weather. breezy winds are expected and we are keeping that cooler weather pattern in through saturday and sunday as well. sunday is expected to be our coolest day of the week. we remain in the 70s. sunshine will make its return os and warmer weather. >> guys, coming up in the next half hour, we'll have the 8:00 update from the national hurricane center on cristobal. >> al, before we get to that, you're america's weather man, so naturally we defer to things all

things weather the pronunciation of this tropical depression, is it cristobal or cstobal. >> it's cristobal. i have always heard it as cristobal. but the national hurricane center put out a pronouncer for all the hurricane names, tropical storm names, and it's cristobal. so to all the cristobals out there, sorry. >> i've been saying cristobal. >> you say potato, i say potato. >> cristobal. >> roker is the only one saying cristobal, by the way, savannah. he's the only one saying cristobal. >> no, i'm not i am not the only one. every weather person out there is saying it don't cast aspersions, melvin. coming up here on friday morning, can you hear that do you hear that it's a sigh of relief from sports fans all over america the nba now has a plan in place

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to bring back basketball. >> it's huge because i think it lays out for the players, the teams, and the fans a realtime line. >> under the current plan, 22 of the league's 30 teams would take part in the restart with regular season games set to tip off july 31st at disney world the eight highest seeds from each conference make the playoffs as usual but another six within striking distance of a shot at a playoff. the owner pushing hardest for the slimmed down season none other than michael jordan. >> he's clearly the most respected voice in the room when it comes to basketball he felt it was very important that after we establish the 16 teams, we not be gimmicky uthers plenty of work to do first. >> they need to finalize lengthy health and safety measures. >> the athletics senior nba insider broke the story on the

approved plan, which he says relies heavily on regular testing for covid-19. >> they have to stay in that bubble, can't leave it there's strict protocols for testing. >> nba commissioner adam silver making it clear in a statement that the league is focused on finishing the season in a safe and responsible manner, consulting with public health officials and medical experts. that plan hinges on walt disney world serving as the sole site for games, practices and housing, a layup for the league and fans hoping to see play resume after the nba suspended games march 11st since then it's been a sports famine that could quickly turn into a feast. >> sports fans who endured 10 weeks to a lot of reruns and conversation, they will be rewarded if things stay on track with probably as exciting a two or three months of sports we've ever seen in america with basketball and hockey's playoffs right at the forefront of all of them. >> and so the big question this

morning is going to be what happens if a player tests positive for covid-19 and commissioner adam silver says they do not plan on stopping play that is why they plan on testing players every single day, performing contact tracing on people they have come into contact with so they can isolate that player and contain the spread savannah and craig, game on, my friends. >> game on, indeed. >> yeah. play ball. >> sam, thank you. >> close enough. that works. >> craig, are you? >> stoked. tirico made a good point there as well, savannah. i guess it would be unprecedented to have hockey and basketball wrapping up around the same time. we're going to go from no sports to a glut. >> i know. a glut a glut that we all need, craig good use of words there. just ahead, how you can help small businesses a lot of them are picking up the pieces not just from the coronavirus lockdown but now these protests how one owner is helping the

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months on select subaru models now through june 30th. good morning. coming up on . i'm chrishm sitting in for marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. here is a look at what's happening now. >> reporter: i'll thom jensen in san jose. i just returned from a fire scene where there's an investigation under way. a series of fires started on the hillside above a neighborhood. dozens of homes evacuated and police have arrested somebody suspected of arson. more questions to be answered from fire and police officials today about who was arrested and what their motive may have been for allegedly starting these fires. good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. the stock market is on fire this morning after just wonderful numbers coming out of the labor department. 2.5 million jobs gained, a net gain of jobs in the month of

may. unemployment rate falls. nobody was expecting that. great news. good news on those numbers. also numbers in the weather oh, yeah. and in some places a cooler by as much as 20 degrees. it's going to be in full effect today especially to the inland areas which is in triple digits. a cooling trend heading into the weekend thanks to two systems in the area. 75 degrees for tomorrow and then even cooler by sunday. now sunday there is about a 35% chance that we may get some areas of spotty showers at times. by tuesday and wednesday look what happens to the temperatures. back into the 80s and that's because we get another rift of high pressure into the bay area. if you're san francisco cool and windy today. back to you.

>> sounds good. another local news update in half an hour. >> see you at 8:26.

it's 8:00 on "today." it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, mourning in minneapolis. ♪ amazing grace >> family and friends gather for a day of healing and prayer for george floyd. >> everybody wants justice we want justice for floyd. he's got to get it. >> the service coming as three officers charged in the death face a judge for the first time and overnight mostly peaceful protests from coast to coast for a tenth night in a row we're live with the latest plus supporting local. we'll hear from small business

owners struggling to get back on their feet, some after facing both the pandemic and violent protests >> they broke the stories. they destroyed the stores. >> just ahead what you can do right now to help support your community. and dining with the dalys, as we head into the weekend carson and siri will join us to cook up one of their favorite summer combos today june 5th, 2020 good morning, glad to have you with us if you're just having your first cup of coffee, good morning to you craig working hard, washington, minneapolis.

has friday ever sounded better >> friyay. good to be back. >> been doing outstanding work for us we want to get right to the news at 8:00. a second night of protests after a day in court for police officers charged in court today. gabe gutierrez joins us from minneapolis with all these differing elements gabe, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. this mural was projected into that memorial service of mr. floyd's face it reads, i can breathe now. three of the officers involved in his death went before a judge. their bail now set at 3/4 of a million dollars each from new york to charlotte to los angeles, a tenth night of mostly peaceful protests after a day of healing and prayers honoring george floyd. >> all these people came to see my brother, and that's amazing to me that he touched so many people's hearts. >> what happened to floyd happens every day in this country.

it's time for us to stand up in george's name and say get your knee off our necks. >> closing the service, a powerful moment, nearly nine minutes of silence, the length of time prosecutors say floyd was under the knee of former officer derek chauvin. charged with second degree murder he's still not commented and due in court monday. while minneapolis mourned george floyd, the three other fired officers accused of aiding and abetting murder faced a judge for the first time jay alexander kueng's attorney said it was only his fourth day of becoming a cop. he told the other officers, he shouldn't do this. lane, also a rookie cop and asked chauvin should we roll him over. >> you've got to have criminal intent for second degree murder an frankly is [ bleep ]. >> blocked a bystander, tou

thao from inside the vehicle. maurice lester hall, he told cnn he did not resist. >> floyd showed his hands, put them in the air as a sign of i'm not moving the vehicle. >> reporter: at the huge rally in brooklyn, floyd's younger brother terrence spoke. >> i want to say thank god at the end of the day my brother is gone but the floyd name still lives on >> reporter: another incident from the overnight protest is getting a lot of attention, the video out of buffalo, new york, is tough to watch. suspended after a 75-year-old man was knocked to the ground. after curfew we're told he's in serious but stable condition at the hospital

but the mayor of the city said it was deeply disturbing and an investigation is under way craig. >> all right >> gabe gutierrez in minneapolis. gabe, thank you. this morning a warning from the director of the cdc. he says, he's, quote, very concerned the agency's public health message about coronavirus is not resonating with the public this as health officials raised concerns over the possible spread of coronavirus at protests and as major cities across the country reopen. nbc's joe fryer has more on that story for us joe, good morning. >> craig, good morning there is still no cure and no vaccine for the virus. it has killed more than 100,000 here in the u.s. with mass protests dominating the headlines, the cdc is among those worried that some have let down their guard too soon. across the country from new york to los angeles, estimates that tens of thousands, possibly more, are breaking stay-at-home orders to stamp out a virus of another kind. >> two viruses, covid and racism.

>> reporter: some experts fear those fighting racial injustice could soon be fighting another battle. >> you can't help but see any crowd anywhere in the world today and not have concern about what might be the transmission issues going on with covid-19. >> in many cities protesters are wearing masks, social distancing when they can. >> i have on my mask, doing distancing measures but i think it's way more important to contribute to society and contribute to the black lives matter movement. >> reporter: but there's another concern. when tear gas or smoke bombs it can cause coughing turning it into a dangerous super spread event. as protests go on, major cities are reopening for business las vegas bet the house with those ready to roll the dice universal studios, part of nbc

universal welcoming back guests for the first time in march with new safety precautions in place. annual pass holders granted access to the park have smiles beneath the mask. >> any problem with masks staying on. >> new york city, epicenter of coronavirus outbreak will start the shutdown as they warn other cities should serve as cautionary tales. >> we've seen too many examples of reopening where they didn't do it right and it boomeranged, period this happens in new york with our density. we go right back to where we were. >> here in california some regions like orange and san diego counties are asking to move to stage 3 opening higher risk businesses. things like gyms and bars and larger venues with social distancing guidelines. still polls show most californians are worried about

reopening too quickly. savannah. >> all right, joe, thank you turn to nbc's medical correspondent dr. john torres. talk about these concerns, how to protect your family dr. torres, just to kind of catch us up on the state of the pandemic, what's happening with new cases in this country? what's the trend line? >> so savannah, what we're seeing is with new cases overall across the country there seems to be a decline in new cases but we are seeing spots where cases are spiking up a little bit. those spots typically in the south, where people have started to reopen, people have started to go out in their communities, seeing spikes in cases going throughout those areas we're seeing other areas reopened that have not had those spikes or not had rising cases so it's kind of a dual story between how people are doing it correctly and seeing spikes -- doing it correctly and not seeing spikes, other ones not so much, savannah. >> what about the fact there's more testing people are saying you have more testing. those numbers are higher because you're able to test more now.

>> i think there's two things going on here. one, they are testing more, which is a good thing. we want as many tests as we can get out there. the more tests you find asymptomatic people. finding out cases are actually rising in these areas not necessarily dependent on the testing. what's happening with the rising cases is some of these states have opened too fast and too soon in some areas where you haven't seen the rise, seen them open half the restaurant, maybe, half the different areas they can go to other ones fully opened up everything and don't have social distancing in place and that's where you're starting to see the cases rise i think this is a lesson in we need to do it incrementally to make sure we keep it under control. >> yeah. then at the same time we saw nationwide protests. some protesters did wear masks, attempted to do social distancing we've all seen images of the packed crowd the surgeon general said he would expect new clusters because of protests. what do you think? >> i think the same thing.

i think we are going to see new clusters because of those protests one thing we do know, if it's outside, the air is moving, ventilation outside, it doesn't seem to carry or transmit as much that means also people outside typically are further apart. these protests are very close together, often a lot of screaming and shouting if tear gas is there, as joe fryer said, it's worse i think we'll see clusters crop up over the next week or two the concern they go back to their communities, if they live with somebody vulnerable, it's a bigger concern, savannah. >> the number one question on the minds of parents, schools reopening in the fall. dr. fauci had some words on this what did he say? >> what he said essentially is it's time to start looking at reopening schools. for schools in particular, children we know they are not a, although we do know they have risks from it so you need to be very careful in areas where the community doesn't have much of a spread, you can open up a little more

easily than you can in areas that don't have a lot of coronavirus. at the same time that social distancing maybe wearing masks, maybe having alternative schedules at school itself with children is going to be important. creativity was the one word he used creativity was opening schools and getting children in there safely and the staff safely as well is going to be important going forward. certainly you want to reopen schools, get kids back in school, want to get businesses open, do all those things we can. we want to do it safely so these cases don't crop up again, savannah. >> absolutely. opening schools obviously for the education but for the economy as well. so many working parents. thank you, dr. torres. that's the news. hoda is off so we have to handle the morning boost together are you ready? >> i'm going to give it a shot. >> okay. so a lot of americans stuck at home the last couple of monthsnm the lockdown than our pets no, not a big stuffed animal under baby theo, a golden doodle

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early monday morning it continues up into the midwest, the upper mississippi river valley with heavy rain, the threat of tornadoes. we're going to be watching it awfully closely. rainfall along the coast we're talking 10" or more. it may wipe out the drought they are seeing right now in parts of florida, and this gives us a glimpse into how busy this hurricane season may be. this is the earliest we recorded a c storm and all of these about two months earlier than usual. we could be in for a very busy, active hurricane season. th get ready to enjoy some 70s in today's forecast. live look over san francisco. you can see the flag waving off in the distance there. it's going to be breezy and windy, especially through the weekend. current temperatures in the 50s and 60s. here's a closer look at daytime highs. upper 60s for santa cruz. 77 for san jose.

76 in palo alto. concord, 78. clearlake still warm in the 80s. but for the most part this is all setting us up for a cooling trend that will remain through the weekend. and that's your latest weather craig. >> all right, mr. roker. thank you, sir now to our ongoing series, small business solutions in cities across the country this week we saw peaceful protests during the day but a lot of them became quite violent at night, savannah. >> yeah, unfortunately in a number of cases it was small businesses that were targeted a second blow after weeks of being shut down because of the coronavirus, a pandemic that's already cost americans 42 million jobs here is nbc's morgan chesky. >> reporter: in south minneapolis business owner chris montana is rolling with the punches. >> so this is the community showing up for the community we're just facilitating. >> the minnesota native distillery hit by looters last week who broke in, set multiple fires and tripped a sprinkler

system dumping nearly a foot of water inside his warehouse. >> what i land on is i don't condone it, but i understand it. >> despite his loss, he's helping others as small businesses across the country feel the same pain. >> in new york. >> they broke the stores they destroyed the stores. >> the family pharmacy looted. outside they watched these chilling images from the store's surveillance video, helpless. >> it's like it was christmas morning for all these people out of your business. >> at a nearby optical store they caught on cameras smashing display cases and stealing everything in sight. >> it hurt i get emotional because we put in hard work to make a difference in the community. >> in chicago this mom and pop clothing store was ransacked goo

>> $350,000. >> the owner desperately tried to defend it until it got too dangerous. >> they destroyed everything in my store. >> in los angeles. >> they took everything inside they broke everything inside. >> frustration overwhelming the smoke shop owner. >> if you have a problem with police, what is the problem with the business owner like me. >> back in minneapolis with damages running in the tens of thousands, chris montana decided if he couldn't brew his famous spirits, why not raise some. >> a week ago this is your passion process, your business today -- >> it still is it's not my business but it's my passion project. >> now running an unofficial food bank, feeding neighbors, confident hand in hand they can rebuild even better. >> if we do this the right way, instead of thinking back of this as a tragic time period in the history of our country and as this is the turning point if that's the result, then this price we paid will have been worth it. >> for "today," morgan chesky, nbc news. >> nbc investigator and correspondent vicky nguyen joins

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