well that does it for us for us, we are back at 7:25 and no mid day because of the french open coverage starting at 11:00. the royal family stepping out to honor the monarch and their matriarch, including harry and meghan's first trip to england as a family of four. hundreds of thousands gathering outside buckingham palace. >> tens of millions watching around the world. an event filled with royal tradition and ceremony.

complete live coverage straight ahead. breaking overnight, a gunman opens fire inside an oklahoma hospital killing four people, before taking his own life. as the nation is rocked by yet another mass shooting. just ahead what we're learning ability the victims, the suspect, and the officers being hailed as heroes for preventing ann even larger strategy. >> i cannot overstate how proud i am of the area res actions after johnny depp wins his definite patient case against amber heard. with $50 million in damages. 's legal team declaring victory and redemption. >> claims against johnny depp are defamatory and unsupported by any evidence. amber heard is calling it a setback for all women. the growing fallout and uncertain futures for both stars.

decision to leave her long-time post after nearly two decades at facebook. and reason to celebrate. >> this is dropped in behind. he puts ukraine ahead! >> ukraine's national soccer team now on the verge of the world cup. the historic victory lifting the spirits of an entire nation as millions all across the globe cheer them on. "today," thursday, june 2nd, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza.

welcome to "today," so happy you're joining us on a thursday morning. you know what we need on a thursday morning? we need a party. we need like a four-day party. >> we need a front row seat to that party. you get it this morning for the queen's jubilee. >> we're excited about this. the kickoff of the queen's platinum jubilee, we'll have coverage all morning long. >> including the balcony shots live right here. also ahead, another major story that has people talking around the globe, the jury's decision in the johnny depp, amber heard trial. we'll sit down with heard's attorney, she was by her side as the verdict was read and this morning she's with us live as the closely watched trial. 70 years on the throne, today senior international correspondent kier simmons is in the middle of it. it's a sun splash, too. good morning. >> reporter: it is. good morning. good morning. three generations of royals on display on this historic day of pomp and parades and cheering

crowds. but it's three young royals that have stolen the show, kate and william's children riding by in a carriage, smiling, looking on their best behavior. it's a day of pageantry. the queen is at buckingham palace but they have a great solution which we'll tell you about. crowds celebrating the queen while yet to see her this morning. prince charles taking the lead. a new royal era. the prince of wales, accompanied by prince william and princess ann all on horseback. in 70 years the queen has rarely missed this ceremony, riding herself until the 1980s and then in a carriage. now because of mobility issues at age 96 she's taking a step back. today the parade will come to her, on the buckingham palace balcony.

overnight, a new portrait released and message, i continue to be inspired by the goodwill shone to me and i hope the coming days provide an opportunity to reflect on all that has been achieved in the last 70 years as we look forward to the future. the royals all out today, including duchess kate and her three children. they will join the queen for

another iconic balcony moment. harry and meghan watching the parade with their children. a chance to take in the best of british pomp and ceremony. 1,500 soldiers, 400 musicians, 350 horses, some not so well behaved. every shoe shined, every bet buckle burnished, the horses groomed, and the crowds lining them out today, hoping for just a glimpse of the queen. as ever determined to do her duty, to be seen by her public, as she has been for seven decades. and this morning she can surely hear the cheers of a nation from inside her palace. and how about the reactions from prince louie. there were three generations of royals but three really young royals stole the show. hoda? >> thank you very much. >> let's turn to willford frost, anchor for sky news. our source for all things royal. what did you make of what we saw this morning? >> i just thought it was so great to see her. we have been starved of sightings of her so much in

recent years. and she was looking very well particularly that second sighting when so many people had thronged in front of the balcony. she took it, as always, with such dignity and grace. didn't seek the limelight or glory. a couple of little guys in front of her did that instead. >> we loved watching louie. but the queen really came alive with the crowds. as you said, we saw her the first time out. she was, you know, just kind of viewing. but once the crowds were there, she changed too. >> that that is the most important part of this weekend. it's not just an excuse for a national celebration. it's not just an excuse for four days in the pub. there will be a lot of that going on. its a chance for the people to come out and show their appreciation to her and hopefully for her to witness that and absorb it. there won't be that many more opportunities for that to happen. >> think about for a moment what

she's seen. 70 years on the throne in terms of history. and also recent history within her own family. that balcony scene. it was only working royals. yet some of the other royals like harry, megan, they're not completely shutout. >> no, but they stuck to that classification working royals. that's why others were not there. as we go through the rev of the weekend, we'll see harry and meghan as she should. she is bringing them back into the fold. maybe she can help heal some relationships. >> always great to have you along. we'll have much more on the jubilee celebrations throughout the morning. >> right now, let's turn to that breaking news overnight. the nation still rocked you about that shooting in texas. this time it happened in a hospital in tulsa, oklahoma. a gunman storming in taking four lives before his own. blayne alexander joins us from the scene with the latest. good morning. >> good morning to you.

it happened on the second floor of a medical center here on the hospital campus. now police are still investigating what they say is not completely random. he went to that building and specific floor with a target in mind. >> this morning, a place of healing is the scene of another mass shooting. >> active shooter inside of the building. >> police say a gunman walked into the medical facility on the campus of st. francis hospital in tulsa, of course of course, armed with a rifle and handgun killing four people before officials say he turned the gun on himself. >> we had shots fired. >> it happened last wednesday. officials have not publicly identified the shooter but he is between 35 and 40 years old. the first call came in at 4:52 p.m. >> they're running in. >> reporter: officers arrived on the scene within minutes. >> it appears as though the

whole thing was a four-minute or so time span from the time he came in to the time officers made contact. >> reporter: now police are working to determine a motive. >> he went to this particular location with purpose. >> reporter: nearly 50 miles away, a bomb squad searches the home they say belonged to the shooter. officers there ordering neighbors to shelter in place. meanwhile, outside the hospital, for family and friends, an agonizing wait to learn any news about their loved ones. >> i was at work and he messaged me saying there's an active shooter, shots have been fired and that was all. >> reporter: this marks the third major mass shooting in less than three weeks. coming on the heels of deadly attacks in buffalo, new york and uvalde, texas. now the second floor of this building where the shooting unfolded houses an orthopedic office. officials say that was part of the crime scene here. as we learn more about the four victims targeted and killed by the gunman we understood it can include both employees and

patients. >> thank you, blayne alexander. let's move to the stunning verdict in the blockbuster johnny depp/amber heard trial. a jury awarding johnny depp $15 million, finding amber heard defamed him. heard given $2 million for her counter suit. her attorney is with us exclusively we'll sit with her in a moment but first miguel almaguer joins us from the courthouse. >> reporter: while the case appears to be headed towards appeal, johnny depp was given a sweeping verdict her in virginia, the jury saying he was defamed by his ex-wife. the jury delivering an overwhelming victory for johnny depp. depp, who was said to be watching from the uk awarded $15 million after the jury unanimously agreed he was

defamed by ex-wife amber heard when she wrote a 2018 op-ed in "the washington post" saying she was a public figure representing domestic abuse without mentioning depp by name. >> today's verdict confirms what we have said from the beginning, the claims against johnny depp are defamatory and unsupported by any evidence. >> reporter: with depp's supporters celebrating outside the courthouse, inside the jury rendering a mixed verdict. agreeing heard was also defamed, awarding her $2 million. after the blistering defeat, heard saying in part, i'm even more disappointed with what this verdict means for other women. it is a setback. a star-studded but toxic marriage, fuelled by drugs and

alcohol, and claims of mental, verbal and physical abuse. >> he just hit me over and over and over again. >> reporter: but the verdict suggests the jury did not believe heard's accusations of abuse. >> never did i myself reach the point of striking ms. heard in any way. >> reporter: the trial pulling back the curtain on a hollywood marriage with embarrassing details and photographic evidence. >> yes or no. >> reporter: the case and its billions of views going viral. with depp a i peering to win in the court of public opinion. the end of a trial but perhaps not a hollywood ending. and because there is a cap on punitive damages here in the state of virginia, johnny depp will not be awarded $15 million, but instead $10.4 million, at least for now. savannah.

>> thank you so much. we are joined by amber heard's attorney. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> first question, how is amber doing? we saw her hearing that verdict, it took a long time to read. it was a sweeping verdict for johnny depp. how did she handle it? >> one of the first things she said is, i am so sorry to all those women out there. this is a setback. for all women in and outside the courtroom. and she feels -- she feels the burden of that. >> knowing the case and knowing the law as you certainly do. frankly, it favors defendants like amber heard. are you stunned that the jury essentially rejected her story? >> really what happened here it's a tail of two trials. johnny depp brought a suit in the uk for the same case and the burden of proof was easier for him there. the sun had to actually prove that it was true and the court

found there and we weren't allowed to tell the jury this, but the court found that mr. depp had committed at least 12 acts of domestic violence including sexual violence against amber. what did depp's team learn from this? demonize amber and suppress the evidence. we had an enormous amount of evidence suppressed in this case that was in the uk case. in the uk case when it came in, amber won, mr. depp lost. >> you were able to get some evidence that you say demonstrated abuse. you had her testimony, there were pictures, documents, all kinds of evidence. but in point of fact the jury rejected it. you argued in your closing arguments that if they found one instance of abuse and it did not have to be physical abuse, they

have to find for amber heard, and they didn't. >> the other part to bear in mind here, nothing changed. the op-ed didn't mention mr. depp by name. so what, basically, they did here is demonize her. and they did -- they were able to suppress the medical records, which were very, very significant because they showed a pattern back -- going all the way back to 2012 of amber reporting this to her therapist, for example. we had significant amount of text, including from mr. depp's assistants, saying when i told him he kicked you, he cried, he is so sorry. that didn't come in. >> is there any other way to interpret this verdict, though, that this jury, for whatever reason and i hear you on some of the evidence they didn't hear, listening to amber heard did not believe a single word? >> that's because she was demonized here. a number of things were allowed in this court that should not have been allowed and it caused the jury to be confused. we weren't allowed to tell them about the uk judgment so the damages is completely skewed. there are no damages. it stopped at november 2, 2020, which is when the judgment came

down in the uk. >> let me ask you about social media in this case. unlike any celebrity case i've ever covered or scene, social media was a part of this. and it was incredibly lop sided and vitriolic against amber heard. do you think that had an effect on the case? >> absolutely. >> do you think jurors were aware of it? they were admonished every day don't look at. >> they went home every night, they have families, the families are on social media, we had a ten-daybreak, there's no way they couldn't have been influenced. it was horrible. it was really, really lop sided. i appreciate you saying that, it's like the roman coliseum, how they viewed this whole case. i was against cameras in the courtroom and i went on record with that and argued against it because of the sensitive nature

of this, but it made it a zoo. >> does your client want to appeal? >> absolutely. and she has some excellent grounds for it. we tried to get the uk judgment in to dismiss his case because he already had his shot and that's one of the issues. but also a number of the evidentiary issues, there was so much evidence that did not come in. >> is she able to pay a $10.4 million judgment? >> no. absolutely not. >> finally, in closing arguments, amber's team argued that it would send a message, the message no matter what you do as an abuse verdict, you have to do more, you have to be perfect for people to believe you. what message do you think this sends? >> it's a horrible message. it's a setback, a significant setback because that's exactly what it means. unless you pull out your phone and you video your spouse or your significant other beating you, effectively, you won't be

believe. >> thank you very much for your time this morning. appreciate it. hoda, to you. 17 minutes past the hour, craig joins the table. good morning. >> good morning to you. another day of rough weather on tap for millions of americans. mr. roker is standing by. >> northeast later today, below average temperatures. showers in the pacific northwest. local forecast in 30 seconds. and that's your latest weather. guys. >> thank you so much. we'll be right back with more on our live coverage of the queen's jubilee including her first appearance moments away from the balcony. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special report. here's savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. hi, everybody. good morning, live picture from london as the kickoff events to the queen's platinum jubilee celebration are well under way. >> this is a four-day party by the way, and it's a big one. we're about to see her majesty for the first time. she's taking a special trooping of the color salute from buckingham palace. kier simmons has his eye on it

all. more relief will be en route. new emergency formula shipmentes from abroad will be taking off starting june 9th as part of the operation fly formula emergency program. united airlines doing services free of charge is scheduled to fly in the equivalent of some 3.7 million bottles of british formula over the next three weeks. and australian formula is set to arrive next week in pennsylvania and california. >> you may not have the exact brand you used before. but another brand is, in fact, able to be used. >> u.s. formula makers have been ramping up production to fill the gap left by the voluntary shutdown of abbott's michigan plant. abbott hopes to restart production there this weekend. the company will still take six to eight weeks to get the formula back in store. weeks of anxiety for parents still facing empty shelves,

rationing an hoping this crisis ends soon. >> he had one bottle left. it was -- he drank it instantly. pretty much kind of just had to cry himself to sleep. there is no formula. >> for today, nbc news, new york. >> all right. let's get our first check of the weather. al, tracking a new round of storms in the east. and how it is looking for our friends out west? >> let's show you what we got going on right now. not too bad out west. extreme drought is a bug problem watching the storms firing up along this cold front. it is bringing below average temperatures back to the west and on through the plains. severe storms firing up here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states. they're going to start to see heavy rain down through florida. why? well, with he got this tropical disturbance with an 08% chance of development in the next two days. likely to become a tropical depression tomorrow. it becomes a storm, it will be

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we'll be right back on this special morning honoring the queen with a look at her life, legacy, and seven decades of public service. good morning. seven, 26 right now. breaking news we are following. an early morning jolt for the bay area. it struck a little after five:00 a.m. are near life the epicenter. a lot of people felt that shaking. >> it was felt as far north as fairfield and across the bay and many people in the east bay. >> i felt my bed shaking in the

morning. it was a big jolt and a little bit of swaying. i'm kind of used to it, i've been here all my life. >> there are no reports of damage or injuries. the magnitude 4.1 is very light in nature. >> most bay area natives would agree. let's get a look at the forecast. >> we are starting out with more clouds moving across the bay area. slightly cooler temperatures headed our way with a high of 80 martines. santa rosa reaching 84 degrees. we could have left in the valleys 75 tomorrow in concord

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she came out at 7:20. she looked great in that light blue. >> we're expecting to see the queen again. the working royals will come out and appear for that iconic balcony shot. there will be a fly pass. so we'll continue to keep our eye on it. >> back to buckingham in a few moments. >> let's get our headline, 7:30. a breakthrough treatment for pancreatic cancer. in a new experiment, a woman with advanced cancer saw her tumors shrink dramatically. they attack the cancer. the 71-year-old woman is not cured but what is left of her cancer has shown no sign of growth since the treatment. >> that's remarkable.

>> the c.o.o. of face book's company meta is stepping down. she helped transform the upstart social network into a tech giant. she became an advocate for women in business. after 14 years, the company she will leave this fall. she plans to focus on philanthropic work going forward. to soccer. ukraine playing yesterday in the first official game since russia's invasion in february, and they topped scotland to keep their world cup dreams alive. >> and still the referee says play on. there could be a third goal here. scores. 3-1. game, set and match for ukraine who lift the hearts of a devastated nation. >> arguably not just a nation

but the entire world. ukraine wins it 3-1. next up they cake on wales, the winner of that match punches their ticket to the world cup. let's go ukraine. let's go back to the queen's platinum jubilee unfolding right now. members of the royal family arriving back to buckingham palace after taking in the pageantry of the trooping of the color parade. >> the historic 70-year reign is the focus but it's also putting future royals in the spotlight. >> that's right. and stephanie gosk joins us with that part of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the queen once said i have to be seen to be believed what she meant is seen in public for the longevity of the monarchy, what also has to be seen is the family. and the youngest royals really stealing the show, no surprise, you had george, charlotte and luis who had his own salute to the troops. in the last year the family has

really had to step up as the queen's health has failed her and actually put filling in those roles more and more. the future king of england stepping in for his mother, the queen. prince charles inspecting troops and taking the royal salute for the first time in place of queen elizabeth. prince william and princess ann following behind for trooping the color. the queen then taking a salute of her own at the palace before the balcony moment. honoring tradition while also presenting the future of the monarchy. the queen's fewer public appearances in recent years have made way for other family members to take on greater public roles. prince charles opening parliament on her behalf last month.

>> my majesty's government priority is to grow and strengthen the economy. >> the prince of wales learning from his mother his entire life, looking on as a young boy as she was crowned. >> 4-year-old prince charles watched in wonderment mixed with just a bit of boyish energy. >> the queen's grandchildren have also stood in for her. prince william and kate carrying out engagements at home and abroad. >> william has got her sense of calmness and composure. >> the dedication and love of her country serving as an inspiration to the couple. >> it's been a real sort of guiding example of just what sort of a good monarch can be. >> reporter: while prince harry and meghan are no longer working royals, harry shares a special bond with the queen, saying this to hoda in april. >> what's the best thing about her? >> her sense of humor and her

ability to see the humor in so many different things. we have a really special relationship. we talk about things she can't talk about with anybody else. >> reporter: the leader of her country and a large family who made clear they will carry out her legacy for generations to come. as we mentioned earlier, harry will not be on the balcony but harry and meghan are here with lillibet and archie and will be seen over the next four days. thank you. let us welcome in our experts, wilfred frost and daisy mcandrew, who's taking it all in from london. daisy you watch royals for a living. how did the queen look to you a few moments ago? >> i think it was a good performance and a lot of hidden messages. the queen was wearing the same outfit she was wearing for a new portrait released yesterday and

with the portrait there was a message we can look to the future with confidence. i think that is the unspoken message of all of today as we've seen the different generations stephanie was just discussing with being paraded. i don't think it's a coincidence that the youngest royals, william's three children stole the spotlight. it's meant to send a message to the public, this family and this nation are in safe hands and a sense of continuity. and i think that that message has really been echoed today. >> wilfred frost joining us from the desk. harry and meghan were invited, that's a huge olive branch.

what message is the queen sending? >> they'll all be public at some point which i think is a well-thread needle by her majesty. we said earlier her approval rating, can she use this moment to try to help mend some of those relationships within her family i don't think she was ever too upset about the departure. yes, it wasn't perfect i think she's upset two of her grandchildren aren't getting on that well and one of her grandchildren and their father, charles, aren't getting along that line. this might be the time to draw the line in the sand. >> don't go far we have lots of coverage coming up in the jubilee. up next we'll travel back in time, get out the archives we'll put the queen's remarkable reign inform historic context. >> an inside look at her long life of service through good and troubled times as wilfred eluded to but first, these messages. ke tot wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear.

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we are back a live look high above the jubilee that is underway over the pond we are back at 7:42 now on this momentous day as queen elizabeth becomes the first british monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee. >> it's an event as the pomp and circumstance plays out over the next four days it's important to remember what this is all about. a well earned tribute to a life of service. >> kier simmons is back with a look at her 70 years on the throne good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we've jumped down to give you a quick crowd's eye view look how close people were able to get to charles and william and kate and their kids. but they're here most of all to send a message to her majesty. this morning queen and country united in celebration. at 96 elizabeth ii has symbolized an era. as a young princess she stayed with her family during the

second world war and her first public speech at just 14 years old. >> when peace comes, remember it will be for us, the children of today, to make the world of tomorrow a better and happier place. >> reporter: another rare glimpse into her younger years captured in these previously unseen messages. at 21 she dedicated her life to service. on a radio broadcast from c capetown >> my whole life will be devoted to your service. >> is your majesty willing to take the oath? >> reporter: at 27, already a mother of two, ascending to the throne she has been a reassuring presence in challenging times. >> we have an unflappable, calm, unchanging person as our head of state. >> reporter: like all families, the queen's family has had its share of ups and downs

prince charles' marriage to and ultimate divorce from princess diana and the public furry after diana's death in 1997. >> it's not easy to express the sense of loss since the initial shock is succeeded by a mixture of other feelings, disbelief, anger. >> reporter: more recently her son prince andrew settling a sexual assault lawsuit out of court while denying any wrong doing. while the queen's grandson, prince harry and his wife stepped down from royal duties moving to the u.s. in 2020 the queen has reigned through 14 presidential terms, steadfast yet able to change when the pandemic hit, she started working online just like the rest of the world. and who can forget her part in that james bond spoof during the

london olympics. >> what do you want, mr. bond? >> reporter: when we look back on it we'll be astonished that all of these things can be summed up with one person. >> for seven decades she has only known this life and the british have only known one queen. to explain what we're seeing from here, crowds of invited guests headed down to buckingham palace to watch the big moment on the balcony when we'll see the queen again. it's going to be really special guys. >> the queen arranged beautiful weather. it's sunny skies there thank you so much. mr. roker how is it looking here >> our friends in florida not so good, hurricane season 2022 getting an early start we're watching the system. it has an 80% chance of becoming a tropical depression by tomorrow tampa, miami, key west, we're watching this, even if it's not a tropical storm and if it was it would be named alex

we're talking some spots, fort myers to the south especially, 8 to 10 inches of rain and that's going to be a big problem. that's what's going on around >> and that's your latest weather. >> guess what, the excitement is continuing there's a lot more unfolding in london. >> the royal air force will be taking to the skies, the queen and her family will be taking it in from one of the most famous balconies in the world that iconic shot is coming up live, right after this

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>> coming up, platinum party. the queen reaching a historic milestone, celebrating her jubilee marking 70 years on the throne. four days celebration kicking off this morning. we'll show you the can't miss moments athe world celebrates. >> then, hollywood ending. johnny depp awarded a victory in that defamation lawsuit. the jury unanimously agreeing he was defamed by ex-wife amber heard but also deciding she was defamed too. her attorney speaking out to us

exclusively earlier this morning. >> a number of things were allowed in this court that should not have been allowed. >> and the growing fallout, the reaction and what's next for both stars. >> plus, ready to embark? with millions of americans eager to travel, we have advice on how to make sure your pet has a fun vacation too. what you need to know if boreding your furrey friends or taking them along for the ride. and real talk. jada pink et smith opens up about that infamous oscar slap. the healing she is hoping can happen between her hustle smith and chris rock. a look at her candid conversation. today, thursday, june 2nd, 2022. >> hello, dallas, texas. >> mother-daughter trip. >> from wisconsin. >> and from arkansas. >> from portland, oregon.

>> to meet al roker. >> wishing my stepdad a happy birthday. >> in charlotte, north carolina. >> celebrating mom's 80th birthday. st. >> happy day to my brother. from colorado. >> shoutout to speedwater junior high in tennessee. >> here for make a wish. >> from virginia. >> today -- >> it is my 17th birthday! >> gosh, love dreams coming true on our plaza this morning. good to have you along. the world is celebrating one woman today, the queen. >> it is a big, big day. with the summer season under way, if you're starting your day late ir, set your dvr for 7:00. we're always here any time you want to watch us. we're available to you. the. >> don't miss a moment. >> let's get to your news at 8:00. more on this morning's start to the queen plat jubilee celebration. celebrating 7 0e years on the

throne. the royal family watching the pomp and circumstance from the famous balcony. kelly is at the palace with the standout moments we've seen so far today. good morning, kelly. >> hi, good morning to you, savannah. you can hear the celebrations for this four day -- four day party to mark 70 years on the throne for the queen have begun. people cheering behind me after seeing the woman everyone here came to sigh. she came out in a dove blue. a cheer as she watched the military parade in it front of her. the first time she had the salute of the troops here in frontst buckingham palace balcony. she was using a cane. but absolutely beaming, smiling throughout. and then, of course, joined by 17 members of her family

including the youngest royals. and their parents, of course. prince william and kate were there and prince charles and other members of the family. this has been a day that has been planned for a very long time. people here enjoying seeing the monarch for those two brief appearances on the balcony and the incredible flyover. the parade in the skies by the raf to mark her 70 years on the throne. savannah? >> wonderful. thank you very much, kelly. st. all right. the here at home. with the nation still reeling from the massacre in uvalde, texas, another mass shooting. this one in oklahoma. a gunman walked into tulsa medical building yesterday killing four people before he turned the gun on himself. as the nation is rocked by yet another mass shooting. just ahead what we're learning

ability the victims, the suspect, and the officers being hailed as heroes for preventing ann even larger strategy. >> a jury in virginia awarding depp $15 million, finding heard defamed her ex-husband when she called herself a public figure of domestic abuse. and now infamous op-ed miguel joins us from the courthouse in fairfax, virginia. good morning >> while this case is going to be headed to an appeal, there was a sweeping victory the jury of seven saying he was defamed by amber heard as you mentioned, the core of this case centers around that 2018 op-ed that amber heard wrote where she said she was a public figure representing domestic abuse the jury did not appear to believe any of her accusations of abuse and while johnny depp was awarded $15 million because there is punitive damage limitations here in the state of

virginia, he'll only be awarded $10.4 million. amber amber heard did counter sue and awarded $2 million during her defamation case. this was a sweeping victory for depp earlier on, her attorney spoke to you and said this is what the fallout means for women everywhere >> it's a significant setback. that's exactly what it means unless you pull out your phone and you video your spouse or your significant other beating you, effectively, you won't be believed >> heard's attorney says she cannot afford to pay that $10.4 million that she's lost to johnny depp and they will appeal savannah, back to you. >> miguel at the courthouse, thank you. >> let's move on to growing concerns over the economy. the head of the nation's largest bank warns americans to brace ourselves for what is to come. that as the price for a gallon of gas now stands at $4.72 to w,

nbc's tom costello has more. >> this morning from bad to worse, a room full of investors were warned to brace thefl semiconductors for a bleak economic future. >> that hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way. we just don't know if it it's a minor one or super storm >> reporter: the warning comes as most americans are feeling the impact of record inflation >> having to use more coupons. >> reporter: trying to tame inflation, the president of the san francisco federal reserve says the fed expects to hike interest rates another two times this summer. >> americans are counting on us. >> reporter: has inflation already peaked >> i hope it peaked. but i do not want to declare victory. >> reporter: all of it affecting what we buy, eat, and how we travel. >> we're definitely in a pinch things from other things to pay for the gas.

>> reporter: gasoline prices up sharply heading into the peak summer driving season. >> there is a lot going on right now. but the idea we're going to be able to, you know, flip a switch, bring down the cost of gasoline is not likely in the near term nor is it with regard to food. >> reporter: a study fundz 60% of meshes said they would take more interrupts this year compared to last but higher prices are causing them to scale back plans and go shorter distances. a third saying they're likely to cancel a trip altogether this single mom of three who recently relocated from california to houston due to the skyrocketing rent prices says a family vacation is off the table this summer. >> they have to understand that, you know, it's not like how it was before >> reporter: like many americans, looking for relief in an uncertain economic future tom costello, nbc news, washington all right. time for a morning boost you got one?

>> i got a good one. this is a sweet one. a 91-year-old ohio grandfather went to visit his granddaughter kelly in the hospital not long after she had given birth. here's the heart warming moment when she tells him the baby girl's name. >> you want the name >> yes you got one? >> her name is going to be justine joanne >> you are kidding me? >> no. ♪ >> don't cry you're supposed to be happy. >> now he is crying tears of joy because his great grandchild was named after his late wife justine. this is to make sure that her legacy lives on. >> that's love >> that's love that is love oh, how sweet. >> we have a lot more ahead this thursday morning including pop start and some great advice if you're a new pet parent and trying to plan your summer get aways. what you need to know if you're bringing them with you or

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are going for 80 to $100,000. >> i just did the math. she's the same age as queen. >> that's true. 96. of that puts it in perspective, doesn't it? jimmy fallon caught up with andy cohen dishing on his time on snl with tina faye. when asked what he learned from her in the early years, this is what jimmy had to say. >> number one thing, hard work pays off. if you put in the time, it will pay off. i would leave the office at like maybe 5 in the morning on a writing night and she'd be there just like a ski hat on her head typing something, eating a veggie subway sandwich. >> i love that. people see the success but the folks work hard behind the scene. to learn more about keys to success, watch the episode. miles teller returned to his home state of pennsylvania yesterday to throw out the first

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>> you and elmo at a rave last night. >> your special occasion dress. jubilee and "sesame street." >> oh my god. >> hoda. hoda's world. >> you look beautiful. how was it? >> by the way, it was awesome. they honored the prime minister of albania, which was a beautiful speech. it's like one of those events you go to and you go this place is doing the right thing. they raised a ton of money. >> why the prime minister of albania. >> he was honored with a humanitarian award. his country brought in more refugees than many, many other countries. he said when he got the award, he said i'm embarrassed i'm getting this award. because what is viewed as exceptional should actually be the norm. that was telling. >> night well spent. from hoda's dress to mr. roker's forecast. >> i wore this with the looney tune characters just hanging out. heavy showers, thunderstorms down through the south that's part of a front that's going to

bring severe weather into the northeast afternoon highs 90s, stretching from the mid atlantic states gulf coast into the southwest. 60s as you get into the plains states. plenty of sunshine through the plains, severe storms move into the mid atlantic later today. below average temperatures in the northwest and showers in the pacific northwest. that's what's goin good morning i'm meteorologist carry hall. we are looking forward to the chance of showers by the end of the weekend. a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures cooling off. we are headed for the 80s and lynn and mid-70s through the rest of the weekend. scattered showers possible on sunday. san francisco will stay in the 60s. today will be windy. winds reaching 20 to 30 miles per hour. more clouds and fog with wet weather moving in on sunday. just getting home from sesame take us with you

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carrie how is it looking out there? >> reporter: the inland valleys have had to deal with high heat. temperatures in dublin reaching 77. 78 degrees in novato. we will continue with the 60s in san francisco and near the coast as well as tomorrow with highs in the 70s. feeling pretty nice looking at more clouds on saturday with some overtemperature staying in the 60s. we will have a chance of very unusual june raine for the bay area. we will see that come in on sunday. another chance toward the end of next week. we will be watching that as we get closer. we will see temperatures going up and down and highs in the 70s for the weekend. >> more news coming up in 30 minutes.

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♪♪ sssese ♪ 8:30 now it's a thursday morning we have gone to the dogs the queen's favorite little pet corgis are here. >> i got hercules. >> what's my game? >> franklin. >> can i call you frank? >> corgi fight. >> when your name is sassy a lot of people are looking forward to vacations in the coming months but should you bring your pets along.

vicky nguyen checked out the options, she's here with everything pet parents need to know. >> where's your dog? >> i wisely didn't have one. they'll take your ankles off jill martin has a steals and deals on tech products, including a portable cooler to help you chill in the heat. >> all right as sassy settles down. also ahead one of our favorites, padma lakshmi is here and she's going to share a recipe for a restaurant worthy dinner you can make at home that gets bonus points that is also healthy. >> sassy you need to lighten up her leash. >> no i was told to keep her on a short loop. and kicking off a special series called pride is special. >> and let's get a check of the weather. there you are, al. >> make it a quick forecast. >> kidneys let's show you what we've

got going on, looking ahead to the weekend, wet weather through the southeast, florida, tropical downpours with what could be alex storms through texas, pacific northwest. on saturday beautifully warm and sunny in the east with a flood threat through florida clouds and showers through the west, pacific northwest and then sunday, sunday, we have a nice day in the northeast, mid atlantic, ohio river valley, keep that corgi away from me looking at showers and wet weather in the pacific northwest. atlantic, ohio river valley, keep that corgi away that's what's going on around the country.

good thursday morning. i am meteorologist carry hall. temperatures are cooling off out there. our inland temperatures reaching into the low 80s today. 70s tomorrow. we will not see as much sunshine. there will be a chance of spotty showers on sunday. especially for the north bay and near the coast. check out san francisco heading into the weekend. breezy wins more clouds and highs in the mid 60s. often on light showers in the forecast on sunday with more sunshine early next week. >> how are you, sweetie. >> sassy, would you like to go around the horn with me? there we go. there's sassy. come on, sassy sassy is coming around the horn. here we go yeah, sassy. you got the little legs, but boy, they can move, baby coming around the horn

padma, hi, this is sassy that all worked out well there you have it. >> you didn't see sheinelle's dog chasing you. >> what you got? >> all right this is incredible okay meanwhile, vicky is getting acquainted with our corgis in honor of the queen's platinum jubilee, coming up she'll share a guide for traveling with your pets this summer but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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after more than two years of to find travel restrictions americans are ready to explore and move about the cabin this summer but like me you welcomed a pandemic pet to the family now you need to find a pet sitter or figure out a way to bring the furry family member with you. >> on a tight leash for more than two years, many families have the itch to travel again. among them, 23 million american households who adopted a pet during covid what's the best option to ensure you have a good trip and your pet is safe too? >> the pandemic may have taught us to sit and stay at home, but as travel resumes we humans have to learn new tricks like the questions to ask and what to consider when choosing a boarding facility for our beloved pets. >> with 71% of americans expected to travel this year, exceeding pre-pandemic levels. those with pets may look to facilities like new york city's dogma.

>> what do you do? >> we're a home for the pups. >> before an overnight stay, each pup should stay for the day. >> how can you tell if they had a good time? >> if they're not having a good appetite after going home and their behavior is different, not as friendly, they're telling you i did not enjoy the stay. >> what questions should you ask of a boarding facility that you're considering >> i think the most important thing is older dogs are neutered and spayed another thing is where will they be sleeping. a lot of places crate the dogs at night but here we believe in cage free boarding. >> they should southern district whether the facility remains staffed overnight. here dogs can sleep with a staff member >> i think the record is eight dogs. >> and ask about vaccination requirements and feeding times and ask how many potty breaks, opportunities for exercise and human interaction.

provide the facility with specific information about your pet. including any medications or dietary restrictions and when it comes to fire safety, experts say think about the same precautions you want in place at your own home. >> they should ask what's the emergency plan if something happens. do they have fire alarms do they have smoke alarms? what are they going to do in the event 06 an emergency. >> look for sprinklers if the facility doesn't offer around the clock super vision but maybe you want to take your ray of sunshine along for the ride planning to take the car or fly, it's safest for your pet to be in a carrier if you plan to take to the friendly skies, make sure that care year is small enough to fit underneath an airplane seat and bring lots of treats. >> let your pet get used to the carrier by leaving it out and open at home when flying with the pet, expect to pay 95 to $125 each way depending on the airline try to book a nonstop flight to

minimize travel time and book a window seat. schedule a checkup with your veterinarian ahead of travel to make sure your baby is ready to embark >> you can also ask your vet about a mild sedative if you think your pet needs something to take the edge off if you do board your dogs, they typically return home tired and thirsty so make sure you have water and food for them. >> what about a pet sitter >> this is the best way for you to find a reliable one is through word of mouth referrals you want to ask friends, neighbors, your veterinarian's office if your pelt has behavioral issue, they would do better staying at home, get a care giver so they have their normal routine. >> sometimes the folks that groom your pet with stay for a couple days. >> oh, that's great. coming up next jill martin

is here for steals and deals with tech products useful all summer long. but first this is "today" on nbc.

we're back, 8:42, we have steals and deals, jill martin is here with bargains to make your life easier. and add a little fun to your summer time. all you have to do is scan our qr code at the bottom of the screen all things we must have. let's start with the hair department. >> i'm still laughing about your date with elmo i'll pull it together. these are great items you need for summer this is the straightening and styling wand the retail is $119.99. we have video to show how it works.

it's a styling wand and a great tool that is multipurpose. you can straighten with it or curl with it these are the curls i like they're not too -- >> they're bouncy. >> you shake them out. it eliminates frizz, adds sunshine and even heat distribution to avoid damage, cool tip edges for safety and use. retail $119.99. the deal $49.99. we'll put a video up to figure out how to use it. >> this thing i want it. i don't know what it does but immaterial it. talk to me. >> this is for muscle soreness if you do not have a built in masseuse at home, this is perfect it gets out all the aches and pains, the deep tissue recovery massager max, retail $199.99. great for anyone active. the brand says it helps restore the body, promote muscle repair and blood flow. >> i use it, i have a bad hip. the back, there's ways to adjust it in terms of the frequency, power, there are different heads to go on it.

great for relaxing. $199.99 the retail price. the deal is 59. 70% off. and just to like -- as part of your relaxing at night, it's great to just chill out. >> wind down. this is my department. >> air plus two and wireless ear buds with charging bundle. retail is $99.99. you get the bundle, ear buds, case, case cover, wireless charging pad -- >> you place this on -- >> yes. and then it charges. you have the buds and the rechargeable wires to plug it in. great for listening to music, podcasts, audio books. they're designed to fit comfortably and reduce ambient noise. four colors. i love the lilac here. retail $99.99.

the deal 37. >> what is this? >> you're going to like this. the smart tech gadgets, antilost pod with key fob. in case you lose one of these you have another one. here's a great way to help you find the keys or purse, you attach the tag to an object and it sounds an alarm to find it if it's lost. even if it's in your home sometimes, i can't find things. >> you walk past it ten times, glasses, phones, everything. >> and the app on your phone shows you where it is. multiple items or share with someone. 7 great colors. the deal $26, 67% off. this was a triumph during --

>> i was going to say, where was this a year ago. >> all heights, ways, whether you're cooking -- >> to position your phone. >> and also it swivels. if you're moving around you don't have to be -- it keeps you organized on those calls when so many of us are not organized. it's great for recipes, watching videos or sharing with a friend. comes in fun colors, retail $42.98. the deal $21. i like it lets you put it at different heights depending on where you are. >> it swivels. this you're going to like. i went to an event and someone was wearing a fan around her neck, i'm so hot i can't deal. this is an alternative to that. >> what is that? >> a portable air cooler. you can stay cool anywhere.

there's a fan here you charge and the air comes out. >> love it. >> but then you can put ice or water in the top. >> and what happens? >> it's like a portable air conditioner. you charge it. imagine going to the beach and bringing this with you. >> you know what someone told me? this makes sense. you know how it gets buggy outside, out back, if you have one of these and put it near you, the bugs don't come around, so any portable fan, anything like that is good to have instead of spraying yourself down. >> i did not know that. i like that tip. the deal is 34, that's 60% off. the straightening and styling wand, the deep tissue massager, blue tooth ear pods, the anti lost pod and key fob. and the z tech portable air cooler. >> thank you so much. find them all, just scan the qr code head to today.com/deals. look who's here on the plaza. up next, padma lakshmi is here, getting us ready for tonight's

"top chef" finale and sharing one of h one of h favorite baked fisher

we're back with start today and recipes that pair perfectly with our n ew0 day walking plan we told you about yesterday. our guide this morning the one and only, padma lakshmi. >> hi, everybody. >> host on bravo's "top chef". tonight is that hit show's 19th season finale. you've been there from the beginning with the exception of the first season. >> that's right. it's been a long, long, great ride i never thought that it would last this long, but i mean, we're doing well, the show is better than ever and the critics still like it so i'm very lucky. >> not to give away too much but the scuttlebutt is next season you're doing something you've never done before.

>> yes, we're going international for the whole season we have been international for finales. >> but the whole season -- >> but the whole season is outside america. don't ask me where yet >> okay. the all right. let's cook, let's eat. what are we making this morning? >> we're making the healthiest dish policy. it's a baked fish p i had this dish first in bali over 20 years ago. i like it because it's very low effort. >> we love that. >> very healthy, high protein and easy to make people always ask me how i stay lean when i do all this eating on "top chef" it's not easy. but it's eating like this that helps. we add we start with onions in the blender and we add garlic, ginger, a little bit of tamron

paste. it's wonderful, you can get it at any supermarket it adds a tart and sweet tang to it also adding toasted sesame oil and cumin powder and two or three tablespoons of water, mix that up. i'm not going to do it because of the noise >> and what kind of fish are you using here >> we're using red snapper but you can use cod or flounder. >> they're digging in, how is it >> yummy >> and then all i'm doing is pouring this >> that's it >> this is going to do go into an oven at 350 degrees for 20 or 25 minutes and that's all. >> foil, no foil >> foil. >> cook it covered.

>> cook it covered and when it's done i know it doesn't look appetizing but it's so delicious all you'll do is take fresh mint and garnish and a little bit of lemon juice. this has less than 250 calories a serving. >> wow. >> yes. >> and you pair it with bok choy >> yes i find cooking bok choy intimidating. >> you want to get it and quarter it like this all we're going to do is dump this bok choy and blanch it for 90 seconds. >> why blanch it >> so it cooks evenly and you don't get weird spots. you don't want to cook it that long this is literally 90 seconds, two minutes. >> and then take it out. >> if it's a weeknight and the kids are hungry, don't worry you're not in a restaurant you're fine.

>> this is what it looks like when blanched about 90 seconds i have butter melting here, so easy as well and again, all i'm doing is adding some asian ingredients to it, the toasted sesame oil >> see a theme emerging. >> soy sauce it's going to go with the fish >> onions? >> no onions that was garlic. and ginger and chile. >> there's your bite. >> yes i made it in real time i made this whole meal in real time, except the 20 minutes the fish took. that's how easy it is. >> i love it never thought i'd like bok choy. >> don't cook a lot. >> she has a cooking show. >> i can eat a plate of that bok choy. >> congratulations by the way. folks tuning in tonight what can they expect?

>> we have three contestants with two different styles of cooking we're in tuscan. >> that's my hometown. >> i loved it. >> thank you padma lakshmi. >> thank you >> padma is back on the fourth hour and catch the "top chef" finale on bravo you can find the recipes on today.com. we're back after your local news an early wake-up call. a4 .1 earthquake. senator pittsburgh, it struck around 5:07 am to be exact.

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