up to the racetrack, it will be very hot. make sure that if you are going to the viewing party that you watch for hydration. that is what is happening today in the bay, join us for bay area news at 11 am the today show is next. have a great weekend and we will see you back here at 7:25 am. good morning. making the case. the january 6th committee launches in primetime. >> hang mike pence, hang mike pence. >> graphic new images of the insurrection. testimony from donald trump's own family. and top officials. >> i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff, which i told the president was [ bleep ]. >> and the devastating personal account from an officer who faced down the mob. >> that day it was just hours of hand-to-hand combat. i was slipping in people's

blood. >> investigators began to unveil their evidence against the president. >> january 6th was the culmination of an attempted coup. >> this morning the dramatic moments, and congresswoman liz cheney with a blunt message to her fellow relationships. >> there will come a day when donald trump is gone. but your dishonor will remain. >> we're live in washington with complete coverage. >> breaking the silence. uvalde's police chief defends his some of the victims were still alive as authorities waited more than an hour to confront the gunman. feeling the pinch this morning a look at the nation's growing inflation crisis as the highest level in four decades and fueled by record gas prices. the national average set to hit $5 today. we'll have the very latest. keyed off. new fall out after the pga tour

suspends 17 players. including superstar phil mickelson and dustin johnson for taking part in that controversial saudi-backed lead. reaction from both sides and tiger woods weighs in. those stories plus underground atlanta. >> climb in this man cave for a very big drop into the hole. >> tom costello gets a firsthand look at a revolutionary project beneath the world's busiest airport to handle that historic surge in passengers. and the truth is out there. nasa assembling its own ufo research team joining the search for answers to one of the world's biggest mysteries today, friday, june 10, 2022. ♪♪ from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.

live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning everybody. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. glad to have you with us here on earth. sorry, the twilight zone music of what was that? yeah. >> that was it. a busy mortgage. a lot get to. including a week of extreme heat from california to texas. many cities expected to hit triple digits in the teens. dylan's first just ahead. and if you are hitting the road this weekend by now you know the drill. the trip is going to dos you a lot more. 20 states already well above the national average for gas which is on the verge of a milestone of $5 a gallon, as new inflation numbers are just coming out this morning. we'll bring you the very latest. >> but we are going to begin with the january 6th hearings held in primetime and carried across most networks. >> among the highlights, 11 minutes of never before seen footage from the insurrection. and newly released testimony from former president trump's inner circle, including his

daughter, ivanka trump. former attorney general bill barr. we have it covered. peter, good morning. >> good morning both of you. the presentation was clear and compelling. first in an historic set of hearings here. laying out in vivid detail the committee's case the former president donald trump was to blame for the deadliest assault on the capitol in more than two centuries. centuryis. the committee saying he assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack. this was a powerful night. a nationwide audience reliving the violence and chaos on that day. as many people in the room were brought to tears. in a rare primetime hearing never before seen videos that were both riveting and revolting. >> we've lost the line.

>> we've lost the line. >> the images getting an emotional reaction from capitol police and widow after an officer who took his life after the attack. the committee investigating the january 6th attack revealing a conspiracy led by president trump to overturn the 2020 election. >> january 6 was the culmination of an attempted coup. >> reporter: the presentation highlighting new video evidence of the clashes on the capitol steps, the top house republican kevin mccarthy's staff fleeing for safety. and of the rioters fury. >> i'll lay my life down if it takes. >> reporter: testifying in person the first capitol police officer injured that day, caroline edwards. she suffered a brain injury when the mob pushed her into a concrete staircase. >> there were officers on the ground, you know. they were bleeding. they were throwing up. i saw friends with blood all over their faces. i was slipping in people's

blood. >> reporter: the committee using words of top trump administration officials and allies from their videotaped depositions to undercut the former president's false claims the election was stolen. former attorney general william barr sharing in explicit language what he told mr. trump. >> i did not agree with saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff which i told the president was [ bleep ]. >> resonating with the president eats own daughter ivanka trump. >> it affected my perspective. i respect attorney general barr. so i accepted what he said was saying. >> reporter: the committee also showing a senior campaign aide saying mr. trump was told in blunt terms that he had lost the election. the former president's son-in-law jared kushner dismissing a threat by the white house council to resign. >> i kind of took it to just be whining to be honest with you. >> among the hearing most jarring revelations, republican liz cheney describing former president trump's anger yelling at advisor who is urged him to do more to call off the riot. >> the rioters chants to hang mike pence, the president responded with this sentiment.

quote, "make our supporters have the right idea." mike pence, quote, deserves it. >> reporter: and punctuating the night. this montage of rioters explaining why they stormed the capitol. >> i did believe, you know, that the election was being stolen. and trump asked us to come. >> reporter: and for their part republicans slammed the committee's work as a political witch hunt lifting the former president's own wardsed words. we also heard from former president trump last night responding overnight, blasting the committee members as political hacks and again repeating his false claims of widespread election fraud. savannah? >> thank you. want to turn to hallie jackson. nbc sports's senior washington correspondent. what are revelations from the first night in your mind? >> there is a fair amount of new

information. the committee pledged we would get new revelations and we did. one is the weight of the committee laid out even people close to the former president knew the lies about the election fraud they claimed were not true. that includes ivanka trump who you saw. includes the former attorney general bill barr. which we had known about. but then there is revelation that even former chief of staff mark meadows said there is no there there when he was discussing the results of the 2020 election. this acknowledgment that those fraud lies were in fact not true. that is one. the second is centers of the proud boys and oath keepers, these far right groups and the actions they were taking in the days before the insurrection and on january 6th and the connection that the committee is looking to lay out to connect

the dots to former president trump himself. you saw some of that in his montage that the committee played towards the end of the hearing previewing what else they will lay out with these members of the proud boys talking about how they were inspired to come. they felt like they were talking marching orders from the former president. and then i would say overall, the compelling nature of the new video, the audio that we've seen. hearing from officer edwards, for example, think about the second impeachment trial for former president trump. that was a week after january 6th. the committee has had the time to go through and gather the evidence and show it to the american people. that is a significant difference from what we've seen before. >> and where do you see this going from here. >> the committee has six more hearings as congressman liz cheney laid out. the next where'll see will focus on the claims of a stolen election. we're going to see them lay out, for example, the fall out inside the department of justice. the pressured campaign on former

president mike pence and hone in on the riot the inrrsutiecon itself. the question is who is watching? what is the audience and are people actually taking this in. that is a question we don't have an answer to just yet. the committee hopes to show all americans that the former president is at the center of this conspiracy. i spoke with one democratic member of commerce who said he didn't think this was going to change one single mind for people. didn't think this was going to impact at all politically the next election. but this is actually not about the next election. it is in next generation. and committee wants to lay out an accurate record of history. this is an historical moment for them. >> hallie jackson, thank you. now to yet another mass shooting in america. an employee opened fire at a manufacturing plant in western maryland yesterday leaving three coworkers dead, one critically hurt. it happened at columbia machine

ink in smithburg. the suspect fled after the shooting but was tracked down by police. also this morning, the school the officer and suspect are both being treat ford injuries. police chief under scrutiny in uvalde is speaking out in his first interview since the massacre. new comments as we learn some victims may have still been alive while authorities waited to move in. nbc's morgan chesky joins us now from uvalde. hey morgan. good morning. >> reporter: since that horrific day at robb elementary we've heard from just about everyone accept school police chief pete arradondo. he's sharing his side with the texas tribune explaining everything including why he left multiple police radios outside

and why he took song to finally take down that gunman. there is new evidence that school district police chief pete arradondo and other officers on the scene waited more than an hour for protective equipment. even though they knew there were victims inside classrooms at robb elementary that were still alive. that's according to video footage and other investigative material reviewed by the "new york times" but not confirmed by nbc news. the times reporting investigators have determined more than a dozen children in two classrooms were still alive. during the 1:17 it took to finally end the standoff. chief arradondo breaking his silence overnight telling the texas tribune when the first shots rang out he ran towards the danger armed with his glock service pistol, assuming he might die because he had no body armor. -- not one but two police radios behind, thinking according to the tribune that they would slow him down and that he needed both

hands free. >> he said that was a conscious decision. he rushed in there with both of his hands on his gun because he was taught that that was the most accurate way to attack the shooter if he ran into him. >> reporter: when arradondo did locate the shooter in a classroom. he says he tried to open the door but it was locked. adding the gunman's bullets pierced the classroom door and others pierced the wall wounding officers who retreated. the chief says he called for tactical gear, a sniper and keys to get inside the classroom but he tried dozens of keys with multiple sets until officers finally found one that worked and were able to enter. arradondo disputed previous claims saying he did not give any instruction that police should not attempt to breech the building and also said he never considered himself the scene's incident demander. >> law enforcement experts we talk to still criticize the response as the police chief for the school district he, they say was the incident commander and

he needed to establish clear communications not only with his officers but the law enforcement agencies that respond. >> reporter: despite the criticism and uproar, arredondo dante want to make with your thing clear and he defends the officers actions in the building with him saying they all believe they were acting for the greater before the of everyone inside trying to save lives he says when it matters most. hoda? >> morgan chesky in uvalde. thank you. a new snapshot of the state of the u.s. economy amid soaring inflation and gas prices that keep skyrocketing. the national average now just one penny from the milestone of $5 a gallon. blayne alexander with the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you and you are right.

so many people are watching those gas prices as they continue to tick up. we're getting new inflation numbers. they're not good for the month of may. they're up 8.6% over last year. that is the highest number in 40 years. it is hitting items across the board as americans struggle to keep up. >> everything is expensive. food price, gas prices, oil prices. >> reporter: but perhaps worse, the squeeze at the gas station with the national average now higher than its ever been. nearly $5 a gallon with no relief in sight. it is the most visible sign of the nation's soaring inflation with rates at near 40-year highs, hitting every corner of the country. experts say compared to last year, the average household is now paying $450 more per month for the same goods and services. >> well, it is very painful.

right? i mean you got to make a hard choice. do i fill my gas tank, do i fill my groceries, pay my rent? >> reporter: in the first quarter household wealth dropped for the first time in two years. and according to a recent poll nearly three-fourths of americans have cut back on discretionary spending. president biden face falling approval rating because of the economy says the current situation is result of unique circumstances. >> covid-19 triggered a global economic crisis we're still digging out of and putin's unprovoked war in ukraine has created economic problems for the entire globe. >> reporter: experts say -- near record lows. treasury secretary janet yellen says she believes a recession can be avoided. >> it is amazing how pessimistic they are given that we have about the strongest labor market we've had in the entire postwar period. >> reporter: still a recent poll shows nearly two-thirds of

americans are not optimistic and only expect inflation to get worse. >> for many americans this is completely foreign. we have convenient this kind of inflation for two generations and it is incredibly debilitating. >> reporter: and getting back to gas prices, they are so high the irs made a rare change in the change. the markets are down already hundreds of points. millions of americans are struggling to keep up. savannah? dangerous heat and we're looking to possibly break words in california and arizona as well. take a look at where we're expecting highs to get to today. phoenix 113 degrees.

the record is 111. palm springs close to that record of 112. las vegas 109. the record is 108. el paso about 104 degrees and this is heat that is going to stick around for the next several days. winslow, 100 degrees today. the record -- tomorrow. the record is 99. yuma, arizona, the record is 115. we should get close to it with 114. even for that part of the country is exceptional heat and it is dangerous. so you need to stay inside. and unfortunately that is going last through the weekend and early next week. although it will get to be a little more seasonal. yuma drops to 105 but tuesday and that is more typical for this time after year. record highs across parts of texas today. but we do have a chance of severe storms along the gulf coast with hail, gusty winds and torrential downpours tuesday. that's a look at the weather across the country.

we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >> and that is your laters goo. the phone made by google. for all you are. i am meteorologist cary hall, it is no fog and all sunshine. it is going to be hot this afternoon. or inland areas, we are heading for 101 degrees. the heat advisory begins at 11:00 this morning, going until 10:00 this evening for the areas away from the coastline. we will get relief on sunday,

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way are under grow climate heat advisory for all of the areas shaded, where temperatures will be dangerous today. for solano county, the sacramento valley will be over 100 degrees for several hours, heading for 104 degrees. be careful out there. stay hydrated. we continue with the high fire danger. san francisco will be in the 70s and we will see upper 90s for livermore, 100 degrees in san martin. it is hot inland, but then we

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♪ we're back, we're back at 7:30 with a question what is that it was caught on camera outside of a zoo in texas and now city officials want your help they want to know what that is they want to you help solve the mystery. >> a person with likes a fox hat on or something. >> it was by the zoo so maybe they have an inkling that something funky is up. >> halloween sheinelle joining us this morning.

gets let's get to your headlines at 7:30. two more flights carrying much needed baby formula landed in the u.s. yesterday a fedex plane from germany to dallas that equates to about 1.6 million bottles and later in the day another operation plane land at washington airport. as the u.s. attempts to recover from that crippling baby formula shortage. to michigan a grand rapids police officer who fatally shot a black man during a traffic stop in april is now facing murder charges officer christopher schurr turned himself in. charged with one count of silver medal in the shooting death of 26 year old patrick lyoya. videos show the men struggling on the ground. his death sparked a string of protests in grand rapids with hundreds demanding justice. >> two workers in a factory had to be rescued yesterday after

they fell into a tank of chocolate. they were trapped and couldn't get out on their own they were ta taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. >> i know -- ben and jerrys every night friday >> -- big announcement from nasa. >> the space agency saying lit joint the hunt for ufos to explain the unsolved mysteries gadi schwartz has details. good morning. >> seems like things are picking up pretty quick. just last month we were at that bizarre ufo hearing between the pentagon and congress. now nasa is launching an investigative team to try to figure out what or who might be behind the sightings in the sky. this morning the effort to uncover the mystery behind ufo sights is about to get some help from serious space probes. nasa forming a new and independent team to investigate uaps the agency plans to examine data they have already possibly

captured and may even include records taken by civilians just last month this video shot an an iphone during an air show in miami appears to show something shooting up at of the water with people swimming nearby. >> i saw it and i was like what in the -- like no write a. >> reporter: including videos like this sighting in utah by a film crew in 2016. >> i don't think as the bird i don't think it is a bug. i think it is exactly what a ufo stands for >> reporter: they are hoping to cross-reference things like video and other data like satellite images or low orbit observations made by the space agency. >> this is not our first rodeo we discover and explore many, many things in ways that frankly

at the beginning look almost like a miracle and then as we go forward -- >> it all comes just weeks after congress held its first public ufo hearing in half a century following hundreds of unexplainable sightings by the military in restricted air space. and while most of those are expected to remain classified, including at least 11 near misses with jets, more americans are now hoping nasa can soon provide more public answers. >> do you have enough data to say what these could be? . >> at this moment in time we do not have enough data to really conclude. >> does that mean it is not extraterrestrial life? >> i'm a scientist and if someone asks me and says extraterrestrial life, at this moment in time the simple answer is the right one, which is i don't know. >> a big big project, gadi. >> it is a lot of data and a short turnaround time. they are hoping to have a report

in about nine months but i got to tell you the budget for this thing right now is only about $100,000 not apollo mission level money they said well this is more like a preliminary study to figure out how do a bigger study. babysteps i guess. >> okay. gadi, thank you. >> we've got a lot more to get to including drama in the world of golf. the pga tour suspending some of the sport's biggest names for participating in the first ever event of the controversial saudi-backed liv golf series >> they are calling this golf, but louder how often have you seen a live music stage overlooking the 18th but they are not just making noise. this is all seen now anz

existential threat to america's legendary pga tour already some players have resigned and now whole thing has just exploded. this morning's golf's greatest players deeply divided over politics and money players have barely teed off in the new liv golf series when the pga tour announced indefinite bans against 17 taking part this week, including phil mickelson and dustin johnson liv is a new competitor to the pga tour with competitors leaving the u.s. for the saudi arabiabacked event in england and reportedly offering massic paychecks to join the tour phil mickelson refused to comment on the pga tour ruling but in a press conference this week he defended his participation in the competition. sponsored by saudi arabia, one of the world's biggest oil producers, at a time of soaring gas prices and the country criticized for its human rights record. >> i understand that many people have very strong opinions and may disagree with my decision. this is an opportunity that gives me a chance to have the most balance in my life.

>> the evolution of the game we love -- >> reporter: and good for the pocket the total prize money pot would amount to approximately $255 million, to be won across eight events >> a game of high fives, fist pumps and flying tees. >> reporter: but others, like tiger woods say the pga tour is part of golfing history. and should be its future >> i've been playing out here for a number of years, for over a couple decades and i think there is a legacy to it i still think that what the tour has so much to offer so much opportunity. >> reporter: and fan, expecting the players here in a couple of

hours. and they are heading your way. i want to make sure i get this right for folks. the first u.s. tournament there is scheduled for june 30-july 2nd at pumpkin ridge portland. the controversy and some big named golfers are heading your way, savannah. >> keir, thank you very much. ahead, from gas to vacations to every day essentials we're going teach you ways to save all summer long. >> first with the summer travel season in full swing, tom costello exploring a big project at one of the nation's most important airports above us the atlanta international airport. they are blasting out new tunnels here to eventually add more trains to speed you to the gate and your plane. on the ground behind the scenes with this massive effort and what it means for your future future travel plans. today," underground and what this means for your future plans. ch meat your dog loves. feed your dog's inner wolf

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right underneath our feet they have been digging and blasting to add another train to carry more of these passengers out to the concourses 25 airlines, 21 hundred flights and 300,000 passengers each day. make atlanta hartsfield jackson the busiest airport in the world. opened in 1980 the plane train runs from the terminal to the concourses crammed people. now a massive project to add more train cars to handle the surge in passengers. so to get in we have to start by wearing all of our ppe then we climb into this man cage for a big drop into the hole a crane lifts the cage high over the parking lot and drops it straight into the access shaft and here we are. the biggest construction project under the world's busiest airport. it is a 700 foot tunnel straight through thisk.

to cut through they had to and that meant using 200 explosions with dynamite blasting away under the busiest part of the world's busiest airport. the domestic terminal is right up there. >> it is yes. >> reporter: has anybody in the domestic terminal ever heard the blasting, the explosions down here. >> fortunately now and they have never felt it either. >> most of the blasting happened light at night when the airport was quiet. engineers first had to reinforce the terminal and sky train above to keep them from sinking. today concrete and yellow water proofing line the tunnel walls gabrielle is the manager. >> these spots will eventually build the beams the trains run on will be the new tracks. >> right here. >> right here. >> reporter: the new tunnel should make room for four new trains w no turnarounds. >> this is how it is going to work the train will come out of the left tunnel after dropping passengers off at baggage claim. now it backs up and heads back

into the terming again but the extra space means more trains, carrying more passengers. >> from 10,000 passengers an hour today to 12,000 an hour in 2024 including on the job, 53 small companies as well as minority and female led firms when he was 18, billy laid cement at the airport with his today they own the company doing the concrete work. >> it is just a thrill to be able to do something, a job like this that actually means something. >> to the city and to you personally >> yes absolutely >> reporter: blasting their way into the future. tom this is an extraordinary project. what was it like being inside there. >> well, you know, it is june in atlanta. so it is hot and humid down

inside that tunnel but just an amazing piece of engineering work because they are just literally about 20 feet below where i'm standing right now and yet the people up here, even at night haven't felt, haven't heard anything and then what's important is they had to reinforce all of the supports for the terminal and the sky train. so nothing would start crumbling and sinking. so these guy really deserve an a plus on the engineering side really amazing job. >> absolutely. we were just about to say that kudos to the team of engineers there. great. thank you. cool all right. 7:46 ms. dylan dreyer what you got. >> storms today. first talked about the heat and now the severe weather we'll see, especially down south, where we do already have stronger storms move into the arkansas area. cloud to grown lightning dangerous to be outside. severe thunderstorms warnings, watches in effect. flood watches as well.

because these storms contain a lot of water and could lead to flooding through the day, wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. hail an inch or more in diameter brief tornados could touch down especially in this area thugroh south central arkansas into parts of mississippi as well also northeastern louisiana. along this frontal system is our best chance of storms today but also a chance of isolated storms st. louis, south central indiana, southern ohio and tomorrow a brief burst of showers and isolated thunderstorms to the northeast and southeast as well. with that front that is going to move from west to east rain from arkansas through mississippi into even the panhandle of florida we could see about 1-3 inches of rain and again flooding i am meteorologist cary hall, our temperature today will be very hot, dangerous heat is ramping up as we head towards the afternoon. we will see triple digit pictures and some spots within the valley, and very close in

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president pushed an agenda of lies that led to a attempted coup peter alexander joins us with the latest. >> some of the new images and audio was really revolting the committee in vivid detail laying out its case the former president donald trump was effectively to blame for the deadliest assault on the capitol in more than 200 years the committee saying he summoned the mob, assembled and mob and in their words lit the flame of this attack. in a rare primetime hearing never before seen videos that were both riveting and revolting. the bipartisan committee investigating the january 6 attack methodically detailing what it described as a sprawling multi step conspiracy led by former president trump to over turn the 2020 election the presentation highlighting new video evidence of the clashes on the capitol steps >> need to hold the doors of the capitol! >> reporter: staff fleeing for safety and of the rioters fury.

>> i'll lay my life down fit >> reporter: testifying in person the first capitol police officer injured that day, caroline edwards she suffered a brain injury when the mob pushed her into a concrete staircase. >> i saw friends with blood all over their faces i was slipping in people's blood. >> reporter: the committee using the words of top trump administration officials and allies from the videotape depositions to undercut the president's false claims the election was stolen. former attorney general william barr sharing in explicit language what he told mr. trump. >> i made it clear i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff, which i told the president was [ bleep ].

>> reporter: that assessment resonating with the president's own daughter, ivanka trump. >> it affected my perspective. i respect attorney general barr. so i accepted what he said -- was saying. >> reporter: the committee also showing a senior campaign aid saying mr. trump was told in blunt terms that he had lost the election among the hearings most jarring revelations, republican liz cheney describing former president trump's anger yelling at advisors who urged him to do more to call off the riot. >> aware of the rioters chants to hang mike pence, the president responded with this sentiment. "maybe our supporters have the right idea." "mike pence, deserves it." >> reporter: and punctuating the night this montage of rioters explaining why they stormed the capitol. >> i did believe, you know, that the election was being stolen. and trump asked us to come >> and peter, the hearing ended with a bit of a preview of what is coming next and seems the committee is now looking to directly links former president trump to the capitol riots and a couple of organizations that did more than just show up but had plans as well

>> reporter: yeah those organizations t far right groups known as the proud boys and oath keepers. i think you are right. the committee last night really the opening arguments that it is effectively going to prove it case in the hearings ahead proving the president's false claims of a stolen election, that will be the fallout within the justice department the pressure campaign against the former vice president mike pence. and they will also focus in zeroing in on the 187 minutes between when the riot got going and before the president said anything publicly. by the way we did hear from former president trump last night. he responded on his social media platform describing the committee's members as political hacks and again repeating his false claims of election fraud

savannah. >> peter alexander on capitol hill thank you. let's turn to the weather and extreme heat across the country. from california to texas dylan is in for al. >> cities used to the heat are going to see exceptional heat. highs well above average even for this time of year. heat advisories and warnings california, nevada, arizona. 36 million people under advisories or warnings phoenix exceptionally hot. is 113 for a high today. las vegas 109. sacramento at 106 is nearly 20 degrees above average. yes this part of the country is used to the heat but even this is going to be exceptional heat and it is going stick around for a while going into tomorrow we're still looking at highs about 10-20 degrees above average. grand junction 100 degrees for a high tomorrow. and it will certainly cool off a bit as we get to the middle of next week. i'd say a little bit more seasonal yuma 113 sunday to 105 on tuesday.

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rates. it went on hold because of the pandemic. they are using this to prevent hikes as california gas prices surge. it is a very hot friday across the bay, are meteorologist cary hall is tracking a microclimate weather alert. >> this will reach 101 degrees for a lot of our in and spots today. you want to ensure that you are drinking lots of water, and i posted sensors on facebook and twitter. tomorrow it will be very hot, but we get relief on sunday, as our highs reach 80 degrees. we will also be seeing some clouds, breezy winds and showers to our north. it will heat up by the middle of next week. hot and sentences good today, reaching 80, and by the end of the weekend it will be in the mid-50s. >> i will have another up date in about half an hour.

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we are back. 8:30, friday morning y'all, can i just say something before we get to all the things we're supposed to say? this crowd and.

>> amazing. >> amazing maybe our biggest non concert crowd in a long time incredible and friendly reminder of run week from today we'll be having a live concert here. jon batiste. >> and two weeks from now. conan gray gets his turn . >> judy garland celebrations just ahead. r successes an a new round of best sellers. all ways to get your -- all summer long. >> also ahead a little pasta party. chef from one of new york's

hottest new restaurants. he is going to make a classic italian feast. but we'll have a little tiramisu for dessert. >> one of my favorites yum. i just got more excited. and coming up the third hour, singer song writer jennifer nettles about her touching new project that gives deserving folks their very own anthem. >> be sure to join us all next week, we're going to count down to father's day. our "today" dads have a great tradition getting together at cook outs. hotspots ax throwing and fun and good sit down conversations about fathers day. and this time y'all are going to coney island >> that is right always fun for us to have a little bonding sex we're going to get that together coney island and also a chance to go to florida and spend time with pga superstar justin thomas and his dad. we have that for you.

>> this crowd is massive i know after the forecast in the tradition of al roker you have got to go around the horn. >> can i make my shoes off >> yes you can. >> let's do the forecast first everyone wants to go around the horn at point. tomorrow, the belmont stakes 76 degrees, perfect for the horses and everyone heading out for the belmont stakes tomorrow. 5:00 eastern here on nbc saturday, a couple of spotty showers in the northeast better chance of rain in the southeast with popup showers and storms the record heat will continue in the southwest down through texas too and isolated strong storms in the northern plains on saturday then on sunday we've got more record highs down south. the heat is just going continue. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. .

104 today in fairfield. 100 in san martin n99 today in santa rosa. our in line temperatures will be sizzling today. starting to come down a little bit tomorrow. will be hot in the valley and on sunday it feels much nicer with the high up about 80. 80 in san francisco to 66 on sunday. hoda, back to you. >> wait, dylan all the way. come back this way >> is anybody a 6 1/2 medium 6 1/2 medium >> all the way, all the way. >> there you go. all the way around >> just had to get everyone. you are fast

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highlighting the story from the lgbtq plus community. >> we're marking highlighting the story from the lgbtq plus community. >> we're marking what would have been judy garland's 100th birthday with a look at her lasting impact and of course harry smith joins was that good morning. >> for a lot of people it is oh we're off to see the wizard and yellow brick road and all that but for a lot of people who really see her as an important symbol as not just talent but resiliency

we're so glad we did this story. >> reporter: for many of us judy garland was that irrepressible ingenue from classic movie musicals. >> somewhere there is someone who db. >> reporter: signed by mg m still a kid, she is a mega star. >> epitome of glamour. all the women in my family aspired to be her. >> reporter: for author and journalist, garland is an idol. >> what do you think it is about judy garland that made her such an important person in the lives of so many gay men >> her personal struggles were always public struggles, right her ability to transcend them through great genius and style and talent and wit there was a feeling that, you

know, she can do it, we can do it too. >> reporter: while her talent burned bright on stage, she suffered from depression, anxiety and addiction. garland, who famously appreciated and embraced her many gay fans was only 47 when she died in 1969, just days before the stonewall riots. >> i'm sure that that public mourning in some way contributed to a sense of outrage. >> reporter: but her fame stayed very much alive. and as the decades passed, garland remained an heroic figure to many in the gay community. her relevance reborn on tv ♪ >> anybody who's different, they can't stand it. >> on social media ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪

>> reporter: and on stage. >> forget your troubles, come on get happy. >> reporter: seth sykes is a popular nightclub entertainer popular nightclub entertainer popular nightclub entertainer popular nightclub entertainer in new york. garland is an essential part of his repertoire. >> a talent like that comes along every 100 years. >> he showed tonight for her 100th birthday all judy garland. but listen to this >> i told someone i was doing the concert and somebody said who is is judy garland and their friend said it is liza minnelli's mother. >> reporter: sikes why garland's success and struggle continue to resonate so deeply with the lgbtq community.

and beyond >> i see someone who is triumphing again, after many, many setbacks. and failures she was always making a comeback and she did, you know, to the very end such an amazing legacy and so interesting because there is that whole generation that is like we're not even sure what she stood for or who she was >> will they be singing "somewhere over the rain boy"? >> she said why don't you sing that she said, it's been done >> and quite well. >> exactly. >> you bet. >> up next, hope to make this a can't miss summer? adriana brock is here with best sellers that come in very handy in the weeks and months ahead. but first this is "today" on nbc.

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we are back. 8:43 today best we are back. 8:43 today best sellers, summer is here. and approximate rvegt time to switch up our beauty routine adriana brock is here with some products that are must haves and all under $35. you can find them by scanning the qr code on your screen hi. >> good morning. >> this is our summer blow up? >> summer glow up. and the -- is going viral right now and best seller on amazon. over 18,000 reviews. >> what is it? >> it is an exfoliating trick. lot of dermatologists say the key to great skin head to toe is exfoliation. especially in the summer months. this is an 8 dollar sponge two sides. more gentle and more abrasive. >> dry or in the shower with soap. >> you can do it in the shower and the best part is you don't have to spend money on scrubs or fancy soaps. use what you have.

>> any body wash or whatever. >> or face wash. >> what are the two sides. >> one is more gentle than the other. >> i like sandpaper. just get all that dead skin off. after you exfoliate, then you can get your fake tin. >> i am obsessed with. this it works so well. great. so beginner friendly foolproof. it goes on like a white, rich lotion literally work it into your skin. >> so you know where it is going. >> you know where it is going. and you can see i still have my apple watch tan line but it still got the job done >> use every day. >> you can use it every day with your leg lotion or you can do a full application for like an overnight tan. >> great this helps with frisk hair but looks like mascara. >> this is such a cool hack.

we keep one in our purses. and the shop "today" team is obsessed looks like mascara but you use to get rid of the little frizzies that you have >> is it a product >> it is a gel a waxy gel so it is a little bit thick er than your regular gel and you can keep it in your purse. so affordable. >> it doesn't have a color. >> it is not color. >> okay. wow. how much >> i believe under $7. >> $6.78 so good. wearing sandals can make the feet look a little not attractive >> you know the irritation and if friction. we hate that body glide is a great solution you can use it from head to toe. they have a foot one but they have an all, a women's one so it is good to use on your achilles heel.

>> where the sandal cuts you and you get blisters >> exactly pt. >> people also like it if you're wearing tank tops. >> yes put it there to avoid the irritation and the friction. >> it is a little barrier? >> it's a barrier cream. this one lets it breathe, lets your skin breathe. skin breathe and it is going cause less friction. >> and not going damage clothes or whatever? >> yes >> next, wrinkle patches sign me up. >> this brand has been around since 1889 they're called frownies. >> yes. >> abe lincolned had these >> what it does is you activate train the muscle to not wrinkle. when we make expressions we we naturally get wrinkles. it is going to help reduce the appearance it is not a cure all solution by any means but with regular use

it can release the look of fine lines and wrinkles. >> i might have a permanent scowl of anxiety and -- i need into. >> you have to use them regularly. >> and builds up over time. >> acts like a splint for your skin and stops your muscles from making the movements it trains them. >> finally what is this tool >> this is a shop "today" original favorite best seller. an ice roller that you keep in your freezer really great for depuffing your skin in the morning. also great for redness soothing it. my sister use this is actually for her tension headaches. a lot of her viewers say the same >> for your neck or something. >> yes soreness from workouts, body pain another great hack for summer. you use it with your aloe when you are dealing with a sunburn. >> you can use it on the kids. >> yeah, my kids like these for boo-boos yeah >> all right these are all good >> thank you so much

if you want to shop the items, go to the qr code there. you can also text shop or go to today.com/shop it's all there reminder, this segment features products available on amazon which does have an affiliate relationship with "today." over to you. >> smell that? smells like italy in here. like we're just hanging out. >> let's do it >> all the smells in studio 1-a. this is new york's hottest italian restaurant and we're going to chat about the spot he's going to create this delicious crowd pleasing feast and show you secrets how you can make this great italian fare in your own home.

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we're in for a treat today an "today food." chef and owner from one of new york's newest hottest restaurants joining us born, raised in brooklyn we were talk about how brooklyn

has changed so much. cafe spaghetti getting incredible reviews you opened may 4th >> yes. >> saw a picture of you and your dad sitting on the stoop can tiramisu. >> it belongs to him his creation he still makes it today. yeah yeah. >> -- >> appreciate it. >> make spaghetti empbt. what's so special. >> with this dish, it's all about infusing flavors of the oil which we're going to do now. >> so a basic olive oil here >> yeah, extra virgin olive oil. we're cutting about 20 pounds a week in garlic super thin low and slow that is important. garlic can burn easily

low and sl that's going to toast up nice. >> all right >> once this is going, we're going to actually add some chopped parsley right into that pan. again. enhance the flavor even more >> right >> and the trick is right he end, that goes in and toasts up a little bit >> you do the oil first?gaic, low and slow get that pan on a nice heat. >> we have a panel of lovely young ladies chowing down. >> salted pasta water. not too much we want to use that into the sauce. lot of times people overseason so little less salt because we want to be able to use that pasta sauce into that pan. >> and you are going to put the pasta right in there >> right in there. >> leave it a little extra al dente? is going to continue to cook in this. >> a little bit.

>> does remind you of your childhood at all >> 100%. we had pasta seven nights a week >> how is it simple right oil, garlic. the bread crumbs what do you top it with, chef? >> the tiramisu, oh my gosh. >> the tiramisu. >> -- >> when do you add that pasta water?stcame out this is pasta is super nice and juicy. and we're going to plate some. and we have some panko breadcrumbs that we toasted. olive oil. it can be messy. we're going to plate this up right now. just be careful. >> can't beat it so good. >> delicious >> and so simple. >> what do you have down here? >> a ricotta christiny nice and fluffy. like that.

hazel nuts and butter. we're going to whip it up. it is nice and fluffy. just like that >> carson? >> you want another tiramisu >> yeah, that sounds so good lovely >> did you try that? >> so good >> it's that simple. >> yep >> a little sea salt, black pepper >> wow >> this is ricotta >> ricotta, heavy cream and sea salt >> so good. >> hazel nut. >> there is a scale in your restaurant that was your grandfather's. it is behind the bar area? what is that >> my grandfather had a store in naples italy in the '50s we had it shipped over >> such a nice thing to have thank you so much. >> this is delicious >> thank you the tiramisu is fresh every day. shoutout to your pop and family. congratulations. >> thanks for coming to cook for us >> thank you >> check him out if you are in brooklyn cafe spaghetti

get in there sal's reps at today.com/food and we're back with the third and little bit but do you want to eat up? you want a little extra? >> oh, yeah. >> i could eat every single one of those >> all right >> but first check your local news good morning. i'm cierra johnson. mma fighter is expected to be back in court. he is said to have a plea hearing. he was

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