problem for 101, the 280 is clear. we talked about slowing on the san mateo bridge. no problem, just traffic. and a backup on the bay bridge is a standard. >> that is what is happening today in the bay. don't forget no midday news today because of golf. instead you can watch the u.s. open. >> make sure you join us for the news at 5:00. the today show starts now, have a great thursday. the federal reserve dramatically raising interest rates. attempting to wrestling inflation down from 40 year highs. borrowing money now more expensive. the big question, will it work? >> it's overwhelming. like how much worse is it going to get? >> we have the very latest on what it means for your retirement account, credit card bills and mortgage. scorcher, triple digit temperatures, tornados and power outages impacting tens of millions of americans this morning.

and that severe weather having an effect on the nation's baby formula crisis. a michigan plant hit by storms forced to pause production. al is tracking it all and when we can expect relief. focus on pence, the january 6th committee set to hold another hearing today with the spotlight on president trump's attempts to get vice president mike pence to help overturn the 2020 election. >> donald trump started to focus his attention on january 6th and mike pence and wanted him to violate the constitution. >> we will hear from one of the leaders of today's hearings in an exclusive interview. breaking overnight, missing, families of two u.s. veterans fighting in ukraine desperate for answers this morning after losing touch with them. >> he said that there had been a mission and that it had gone bad. >> we'll have the very latest from the front lines and the search to find them. wash out, roads, homes and buildings swept away in montana

as floodwaters reach the state's largest city and residents take stock of staggering damage. yellowstone national park in danger of being closed all summer long. we'll take you there live. those stories plus, to the rescue. the teenager who jumped into action and into the water after a young driver accidentally plunges into the bay. >> if he wasn't there, who knows where we'd be standing right now. >> we will hear from the hero himself. today thursday, june 16th, 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, guys. it is a thursday morning. we have a lot to get to. we'll begin with that rate

hike by now we've seen all the headlines, the federal reserve raised interest rates three quarters of a percentage point. the biggest jump since 1994 and they're likely to do it again. >> but what does it actually mean? think higher mortgage rates that's for sure. credit card payments about to go up. and loans from cars to student loans could also be affected. meantime, there is some positive news to come from this, wall street did bounce back after losing this week, the dow up 300 points yesterday. but there are concerns that this morning's gains will not last. the question everyone is asking, will this all work? we have it all covered this morning starting with nbc's tom costello. tom, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. the fed is really working on high stakes here, it's walking a tight rope. it has to hit the brakes on inflation without crashing the economy. keep in mind we've had very low interest rates for years now. the fed trying to bring interest

rates back up to something that's more normal but will higher borrowing costs now prove to be a shock to the system. from credit card charges to new mortgages to home improvement loans americans are about to pay even more. the federal reserve, charged with keeping employment high and inflation low pulled out a sledge hammer wednesday. coming down hard on skyrocketing inflation. hiking interest rates by three quarters of a point. the most since 1994. the fed's key interest rate, which consumer loans are built on top of, now runs at about 1.75%. and likely to rise to 3% this year with the fed promising more rate hikes to come. >> the current picture is plain to see, the labor market is extremely tight and inflation is much too high. >> the last time inflation was this high, 1981. >> as the shuttle has cleared

the tower. >> nasa launched the first space shuttle mission, ronald reagan was president and "raiders of the lost ark" was number one at the box office prices up more than 10% that year today they're up almost 9% gas, food, shelter, clothing, everything at a food bank in oakland, california, jessie says even the basics are suddenly out of reach. >> like we're already spending like 300, $400 extra a month than what we used to before. it's overwhelming. like how much worse is it going to get >> reporter: while in kansas, farmer dan says even a good crop yield won't offset diesel prices. >> fertilizer and fuel, just the other day put a thousand gallons of fuel a day in those two combines because that's what it takes now and it's so expensive. >> reporter: with the fed taking decisive action, wall street snapped a five day losing streak on wednesday the dow, nasdaq and s&p all higher but chairman powell also warns unemployment will likely rise as the economy starts to cool. >> we at the fed will do everything we can to achieve maximum employment and price stability goals.

>> reporter: we've already seen the impact of this, mortgage applications dropped by half last week, and that's because interest rates have been ticking up all year as the fed was expected to raise rates and then did. and we're going to see rates continue to move high. adjustable rate mortgages, credit cards, for example, home equity lines all of those will continue to move higher in the coming weeks lock in your rate now if you can, pay off your credit card balances, if you can melissa lee is the anchor of "fast money" and joins us now. >> good morning. >> i'm sure there's folks saying wait inflation is a problem so the fed made other things more expensive. explain how raising the prices via interest rates hopefully cools down the economy and tamps down the inflation problem. >> think about it as putting grit into the wheels of the economy. you want to slow things down

just enough to slow demand down and bring prices down. what the fed wants to achieve is price stability. think about a dollar that you have today, people in businesses need to know what that dollar will buy in the future if you have no idea, if you think prices are going to be 35% higher in a year, which is exactly what we saw with energy prices, up 35% in one year, then you have no idea you can't make decisions so that is paralyzing to the economy. so it's a real tradeoff here. >> if people continue to have high demand, are continually willing to pay the higher prices that shoots inflation up so the fed is trying to make things more expensive so people stop spending, essentially? >> exactly it slows down the cost of money. if you can't borrow as much, you might not buy the house, it cools the housing market down. if you can't pay the higher rate on your credit card, you don't buy it they're hoping this is strong enough we have low unemployment right now, balance sheets when it comes to people, individuals and businesses they are strong we saved during the pandemic we're in a very good place to weather this. >> if you're going to do this. as tom just reported it's a

sledge hammer. this is a blunt tool, it is not surgical the fear is you raise the interest rates do you crash the economy into recession. >> there are real concerns, right, that there's going to be a recession. russia/ukraine made energy prices worse, food prices worse, so we might be in a scenario you have slower growth and still higher inflation that's known as stagflation. >> i don't like when you throw the '80s economic terms at me, nobody wants those but thank you. good to have you here with us. scorching temperatures across the country, tens of millions of americans under a heat advisory watch or warning we have it all covered including a look at the flooding in yellowstone. we begin with morgan chesky in dallas, texas for us. >> reporter: good morning.

80 degrees in dallas but we're on pace to hit 100 degrees again. if anyone is feeling the heat, it's the firefighters. who say compared to this time last year they're seeing more than triple the number of heat related calls than they're used to seeing, and with more triple digits on the way, the danger is real the fight to stay cool getting tougher nationwide 62 million people from the midwest to florida facing heat alerts with soaring temperatures extreme weather hitting wisconsin overnight. this video capturing one of several reported tornados. the twisters knocking downpour lines and trees, but no reported injury and impacting the baby formula crisis, manufacturer abbott

whose michigan plant shutdown contributed to the shortages seeing the plant pause production on one formula after storms overnight but in some areas the fight against the heat just as urgent. in chicago cooling centers staying open all week long a heat warning in ohio, severe weather knocked out power to thousands leaving utility workers racing to get air conditioners back on it's the heat with the humidity that in parts of the southeast could leave temperatures hotter than 110 degrees. >> it may be the u.s. sees the warmest year on record. >> reporter: the potential record isn't far-off with the last eight years being the hottest recorded going back to 1880. >> it's climate change putting the weather on steroids, making the extreme events and extreme heat events specifically more likely.

>> reporter: in west texas water returning to odessa after the aging pipeline burst, leaving the city without clean drinking water for two days in triple digit temperatures. >> we're putting the water back in the system. >> reporter: a welcome sight with sunny but hotter days ahead. with the extreme heat setting in, experts say it's more important to stay out of the sun and heat, stay hydrated. each year in the united states more than 600 people die from heat related deaths and the majority of those are preventable. hoda >> morgan, thank you so much. to al, just how hot it's going to be today. what's on your map >> here we go, we are talking about above average highs today from southern california all the way to maine we are looking at warmer than average temperatures for almost 240 million people with that jet stream well up to the north. so for today, 66 million people under heat advisories, heat watches, heat warnings as well it is going to feel like 106 today in st. louis cincinnati 103 oklahoma city, triple digits that's what it's going to feel like same in kansas city. charlotte, jackson, look for montgomery, new orleans, san

antonio feeling like it's over 100. temperatures start to cool as we get into the weekend throughout much of the country but staying warm in the south. another area of showers and thunderstorms moving through the northeast. we are looking at a risk from buffalo down to charleston, columbia, kansas city to st. louis. 26 million at risk for damaging hail, wind gusts and tornados possible especially in the enhanced areas for tomorrow a risk for storm hazards of wind gusts, low tornado risks but we are looking at wet weather through friday from burlington down through washington and out to st. louis. dangerous weather over the next 24 hours guys. >> al, thank you meantime concerns growing this morning over two americans fighting alongside ukrainian soldiers the two men now missing for a week and their families are worried they may have been captured by russian forces molly hunter has the latest from eastern ukraine. good morning >> reporter: good morning, that's right

some very worried families this morning. all we know is two families from two american veterans fighting here in ukraine near the city of kharkiv, these families say they have not heard from them since june 8th this morning the families of two u.s. veterans who volunteered to fight in ukraine say they've both gone missing, the 39-year-old alabama native served two tours in iraq >> my son is the most loyal american you will ever meet. >> reporter: "the new york times" says this 27-year-old former marine is the second american missing according to his family speaking to nbc news, alexander's mother said she got a call from one of his friends >> they had gone on a mission, it had gone bad and everyone had come back except alex and care bear. >> reporter: she last heard from

her son on june 8th. >> i'll be going dark tomorrow and possibly the next day. and i wrote back, stay safe, and i love you and he wrote back -- i'm sorry he wrote back, i love you, too and that's the last i heard from him. >> reporter: for a heck sander's mom she knew he was where he wanted to be. >> if the worst were to happen, i would know he felt fulfilled and that he was content with what he had done and accomplished >> reporter: and he wasn't alone, according to ukrainian authorities, volunteer fighters from more than 50 countries have signed up with the foreign legion here, including american baby doc, her code name a 21-year-old from utah. she's been on the front line for

months near kharkiv, which is where we catch up with her. >> what do you wish americans knew about this war? >> that it's still happening there's still a war going on here >> do you feel like the ukrainians are winning >> i do think they are going to win this war. >> how much time are you willing to give? >> as much as i got. >> okay. >> as much as they need. >> reporter: now, of course, we are trying to find out any additional information here on the ground we have asked the state department and they say they are monitoring closely due to privacy considerations, though, they can't comment any further but they are aware of the unconfirmed reports. >> i know you'll stay on that story. thank you. u.s. forces captured a senior isis leader he's an experienced bomb maker who became a senior isis leader in syria no one was seriously injured although isis is not as big of a threat as they once were. let's turn to washington

with the january 6th committee preparing for another hearing later today. this time focussing on former vice president mike pence and the pressure they say he faced to reject the election results nbc's senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake spoke with a leader leading the hearings. >> reporter: today's hearing focusses on president trump's pressuring the vice president, mike pence, to do something that had never been done before and set aside the will of the people and the votes of the states and make donald trump the winner but the committee intends to show today how a man who spent four years loyal to trump leaned on his faith and the advice of his lawyers to stand up to him on january 6th

the january 6th committee unveiling new evidence that they say shows donald trump's plot to pressure his vice president to throw out the 2020 election results and stay in power. >> if mike pence does the right thing we win the election. >> this was a coordinated effort donald trump started to focus his attention on january 6th and mike pence and wanted him to violate the constitution >> reporter: congressman pete agulair will present the committee's findings in this afternoon's hearing. >> hang mike pence. >> reporter: as rioters broke into the capitol, pence was whisked off the floor. >> what's going on out here and what's happening in the room with the vice president? >> 2:13 p.m. they breach the building at :24 p.m. the president puts out a tweet that mike pence didn't have the courage to do what was necessary. so we have the vice president

one window pane away from the mob here that's when they knew it was time to evacuate >> reporter: the events of the 6th were only the end of a pressure campaign that began earlier with pence pushing back, according to testimony from his chief of staff mark short. >> was it your impression that the vice president conveyed his position on these issues to the president not just to the world through a dear colleague letter but directly to president trump? >> many times. >> and he'd been consistent in conveying his position to the president. >> very consistent. >> reporter: the committee releasing this video of a georgia congresswoman conducting a tour of the then closed complex on january 5th the committee said the man seen taking pictures later recorded this video while marching on the capitol. >> there's no escape pelosi. >> reporter: capital police

determined there was nothing suspicious about the tour or the pictures taken the committee will have two live witnesses, a retired conservative federal judge who advised mike pence and pence's own council who was with him in the capitol during the attack. >> garrett, thank you. tune in for full coverage of today's hearing at 12:30 time to check in with mr. roker. >> it's raining out here. >> it is >> we have a bunch of ponchos out there. >> i thought you said do you have nachos? it would have been great how great would nachos be. >> right now >> we have severe storms moving through the northeast, heavy rain later this afternoon. through the central plains, sunshine and the heat continues in texas, fire risk to the west and a few showers moving into the pacific northwest. we'll get to your local forecast coming up -- nachos -- in the next -

7:20 right now. a live look in san francisco. we have overall clear skies with high clouds rolling through. it will be breezy and windy at times especially around the coastline. here is a closer look at daytime highs. lake wheeler day ahead topping out in the mid and upper 70s for the interior. san jose 74, concorde 80. livermore 78. oakland upper 60s, the set this up for a cooling trend heading into the weekends and that's your latest and that's your latest

weather. guys >> al, thank you coming up a state of emergency in montana when devastating floods are closing one of the summer's most popular tourist destinations and how it's affecting the water supply for a major city. we'll have a live report from yellowstone national park. rent or buy? a question not getting easier to answer sincehe fed hiked t

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consumer prices. this will impact how much it costs the banks to borrow money from each other and the domino effect it could have consumers spending less and slowing down the demand for goods although we may not feel that hike in the short term. we also want to look at the forecast. it is variable. >> best because we had a system approaching that will help cool us off. high-pressure earlier in the week with today, look at san francisco, beautiful in the city. we will see when start to increase into the afternoon. if you are going to the warriors watch party, lots of temperatures that are comfortable, even the interior. 74 degrees with morgan hill 78. couple spots in the 80s, concord 80 degrees, livermore 78 to the north, 78 for napa, santa rosa 78. that around the peninsula, areas like palo alto, today is the start of an even cooler day ahead as we and closer to the weekend and friday and

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morning. yellowstone national park closed once again the roads leading to that popular tourist destination destroyed. rising waters and catastrophic flooding washing away homes, thousands of rescues already taking place and now word it could affect the water supply of a major city miguel almaguer is there with the latest good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the floodwaters are finally starting to recede but over the last 24 hours we've been watching debris float on this river downstream the damage out here is widespread, including on the roads leading into yellowstone from the air the scope of the damage becomes clear chocolate brown water still flowing through homes, ranches, businesses and farmlands >> in the afternoon it started rising even more and we had to move everything to high ground. >> reporter: floodwaters reaching billings, montana's

largest city after forcing the evacuation of thousands from yellowstone national park. as boulders tumbled down mountains, extreme flooding threatening to alter the spectacular scenery of yellowstone, a national treasure known for geysers, mountain meadows and animal species yellowstone officials hope wildlife has not been affected >> as of right now we don't think the animals are being largely affected except there's no visitors, at least currently, watching them. >> reporter: park supervisors say it's still too early to assess the damage to infrastructure but this year's tourist season will be severely impacted. while northern entrances are expected to remain close all summer, it's hoped the southern loop section of the park which includes old faithful could reopen within weeks. however park officials say the number of visitors could be

limited to avoid overcrowding. >> one thing we definitely know is half the park cannot support all the visitation so we are exploring a range of options. >> reporter: but the community surrounding the park which have been hit hardest by the floods, largely rely on tourism and as the floodwaters recede, the cleanup begins neighbors helping one another with loss and muddy homes. >> we thought we had it but a bridge went out and diverted the creek, water started rolling in the back broke out a basement window, filled up my basement and then i quit the water won. >> reporter: an unstoppable force reshaping lives and iconic landscapes >> miguel, in addition to all of that, it appears that floodwaters may have impacted some of the drinking water in the town, can you tell us about that >> reporter: yeah, hoda. over in billings, the largest city in the state of montana about three hours from here,

floodwaters are currently threatening a water treatment plant, if they get in it could shutdown clean drinking water, right now they have water for another day, day and a half. it's another example how widespread the problem is here back to you. >> thank you, miguel up next to rent or to buy. that is the new question with interest rates rising dramatically, how to figure out the best path for your financial future vicky nguyen is here with everything you need to know about home ownership. beehive assemble beyonce released the new date to her long anticipated project the news that has fans buzzing in the beehive, after these messages when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehicles still on the road after ten years? subaru. and when it comes to brand loyalty, who does jd power rank

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street, all eyes are on the federal reserve. >> just about everything we buy on credit will get more expensive. >> reporter: as promised, the federal reserve is raising interest rates to tame inflation. but that's only inflaming the hearts of would be home buyers average 30-year mortgage interest rates now top 5%, th at's up from less than 3% a year ago meanwhile, home prices continue their rise with the median home price nearly $430,000 last quarter. >> i was actually considering just getting a cute little single family starter home. >> reporter: she's a 24-year-old nurse in atlanta looking to buy a home. >> i put myself in a situation where do i want to buy a house or continue renting? >> reporter: that decision made tougher because the cost of rent is going up. one and two bedroom apartments up more than 25% from a year

ago. her rent for her one bedroom apartment in atlanta increased from 1475 a month to $2,055. >> a $600 increase, i couldn't do that. that's why i said okay let me think about getting a house. >> she saved up enough for a 3.5% down payment, about $15,000 but she kept getting out bid so she put a pause on her home search. >> i want to bring in a financial adviser who's listening in with us as you explained your situation hello. >> hello. >> what is she doing right >> i love the fact that she's comfortable talking about her finances the other thing is she's really focused on what she can afford and not going beyond her budget. >> she said she was smart to pause her home search and only buy if you have a 20% down payment plus 6% for closing costs you plan on staying in the same home for at least five years and you have about six months pay in savings for

emergency repairs. those are steep entries for ownership but you can save money while renting. to do so, spend no more than 30% of your income on rent, negotiate a longer lease, maybe two years instead of one to lock in rates, get a roommate or if you have a parking spot rent it out for extra income and reduce other expenses like gas by carpooling, biking, using public transit or down size your vehicle. >> our number one financial goal is to get you into the home you really want. >> if you can afford the house of your dreams don't let rising rates scare you away. >> the interest rate is higher, but it's still significantly lower than historical mortgage rates. >> now because housing is typically our highest monthly

expense, financial experts say that buying can help you control one of the biggest costs in your budget so you're not at the whim of a landlord. but renting that gives you flexibility and remember, you generally do not have to pay for repairs. so there are benefits for that. another question is what kind of mortgage should i get, should you get an a.r.m. fixed rate >> the adjustable rate mortgages are bouncing back, they doubled in size since the beginning of the year they can work if you have a high risk tolerance and aren't planning to stay in one home for longer than that adjustable rate period fixed rate mortgages are the ones that winnie recommends because they're predictable. talk to lenders and understand what that rate can adjust to. >> i like the fixed rate. >> old school. >> i'm a nervous nellie. >> can you negotiate your rates? >> you can and you can shop around and you should >> let's get another check of the weather. always fixed position over there.

>> that's right. although the weather isn't fixed, that's why i have a job lots of sunshine from the plains down to texas where it's going to be unbearably hot afternoon showers and heavy thunderstorms making their way through the mid plains and severe storms moving through, some right now in the northeast and another round later this afternoon and scattered showers throughout the golf coast into a very calm starts to thursday. a live look with wispy clouds in the sky. the temperature a lot cooler today thanks to a system passing through the north. here's a closer look at the daytime highs. morgan hill, 78 degrees. 80 degrees gilroy. around the peninsula, oakland, hayward, fremont, upper 60s. low 70s in san francisco. expect gusty winds at times and throughout the afternoon. weather. guys

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to mankind through music. >> a new report in china could be bringing us closer to that becoming a reality in answering that age-old question are we alone in the universe? using the world's largest radio telescope, researchers picked up what they are saying possible signs of life beyond earth, they did not rule out possible radio interference they said it was unlike anything they've seen before. >> and nasa is looking into the possibility of extra terrestrial civilizations. are we alone in the universe >> no. >> absolutely not. >> can't be. >> i don't think they're little green men. >> i hope not. >> what do you think >> i don't know. >> i think they're just avoiding us. >> did you see the 60 minutes -- >> yeah. >> the fighter pilot said they saw something that was weird, that's when i was in that have it. >> by scientific measures we'd

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women's, 99. the weather is always the study pointed with a area. especially when we have a lot of sunshine to look forward to right now. about 61 degrees. notice we have a warm up in the 70s today it will be a lot cooler and yes, it will get windy, especially into san francisco. the winds expect to pick up right around noon which means if you have a warriors party or anything like that in the city, it is going to be windy. temperatures will be in the 60s. something you should factor in. if you are in the north bay or the interior the temperatures pop up into the upper 60s with a couple low 70s. lots of sunshine on the way. >> thanks so much. we have more local news coming up for you throughout the day on nbcbayarea.com. don't forget no good day today because we have golf. see you soon.

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it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, sharp spike in the battle against inflation, the fed approves the largest interest rate hike in decades. >> the current picture is plain to see the labor market is extremely tight and inflation is much too high >> as americans struggle with skyrocketing prices many now asking -- >> how much worse is it going to get? >> what it means for your wallet straight ahead plus feeling the heat.

62 million are under alert with temperatures soaring across the country. >> when we hit these extreme weather events it's all hands on deck. >> when will it all cool down? al has the forecast. then above par parenting as father's day approaches, carson sits down with golf pro justin thomas and his dad/coach. >> there's a reason why there's nothing like going out and playing golf with dad. >> a look at their deep bond and carson's son jackson with lessons learned on and off the course. and gloria estefan and andy garcia join us to talk about their long awaited remake "father of the bride". >> ready >> yes you? >> no. plus pharrell williams is here to talk about all things music, including a hot festival kicking off this week, "today," june 16th, 2022. >> from west palm beach, florida.

>> shout out to students in wilmington, north carolina. >> my first graders in arizona >> from dallas, texas. >> i'm turning 11. >> wishing my uncle mark a happy birthday >> in houston. ♪ >> with my mom from indiana. >> because brianna turns 21 today. >> my first time in new york. >> 13th birthday. >> love to our cousins in prior lake, minnesota. >> from michigan. >> it's sofia. >> and lindsey's graduation. >> from cleveland, checking another one off kelly's bucket list. >> for my 50th birthday. >> happy birthday. we're so glad that you're with us on a thursday however, it got really rainy and the lightning came safety first. >> we had to clear out the plaza. but they got the cute orange ponchos. >> and some air time let's get to the news at 8:00 from credit cards to mortgages, americans will now be paying

more to borrow money because the fed hiked interest rates to combat record inflation. tom costello has the latest for us tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, hoda. this is the biggest interest rate hike in nearly 30 years and it underscores the challenge the fed is facing right now. it admits it was too slow to act when inflation was bubbling up, now it is acting as we said the biggest rate hike in nearly 30 years, three quarters of a point is what it came down to the bottom line, it's acting fast now hoping to cool the economy. three quarters of a point following two previous rate hikes this year. chairman jerome powell said more hikes will follow next month and the year but it may not help immediately. we are still dealing with a stretched supply chain globally, under extreme stress with chinese cities still struggling with covid we have the war in ukraine also sending gas and food prices higher

here at home, americans have come out of the pandemic flush with cash from the pandemic stimulus money and they've been spending heavily higher rates send new mortgages higher, we've seen applications falling. credit cards, new car loans all going higher we've had unusually low interest rates for years. the fed is trying to bring interest rates back to a more normal level but doing so and slowing the economy, cooling the inflation picture could mean higher interest rates as well and we'll see probably an increase in the unemployment rate over the coming years hoda, back to you. >> tom costello for us in bethesda thank you. a lot of the country is still dealing with record heat, high temperatures and humidity making it feel like it's 100 degrees or more. chicago is keeping cooling centers open all week. parts of ohio had to get by without air conditioning or fans because of storm damage.

>> 66 million of us are under heat advisories, watches, warnings, stretching from the great lakes down to texas and parts of california. i should say florida it's going to feel like 103 in cincinnati 102 today in atlanta 102 in houston oklahoma city feels like 100 tomorrow more of the triple digit feels like temperatures from charlotte, jacksonville, dallas into san antonio. then temperatures do moderate. monday, chicago, you're 96 degrees. minneapolis, flirting with 100 by monday. 91 in cincinnati a little cooler in d.c. and boston you're in the 70s plus strong storms are working their way through the northeast and parts of the mid atlantic states risk of severe whether from kansas city, st. louis, buffalo, new york wind gusts and maybe a couple of tornados tomorrow along the eastern sea board down into the mid atlantic storm hazards include wind gusts, isolated hail and tornado risks we'll turn to just an

incredible good samaritan story, a long island teenager jumping into action when a young woman accidentally drove her car into a body of water. gabe gutierrez has more on the rescue. >> reporter: a remarkable rescue caught on camera. >> you have a water rescue, possible car in the war. >> reporter: surveillance video capturing this moment when an suv veered from a parking lot late tuesday and drove straight

into the bay on new york's long island the scary scene catching the attention of by standers but only 17-year-old anthony junger jumped in without hesitation to help. >> i was listening to music and i hear a huge splash. >> reporter: police say he was able to open the driver's door and help the driver out of the vehicle and pull her safely to the dock. >> she was trying to open the door first >> reporter: police say the young driver accidentally stepped on the gas pedal instead of the break. >> thank god somebody was here and wasn't staring into their phone. >> reporter: charles is the father of the 18-year-old driver who said he's lucky he still has his daughter less than 24 hours after the incident he had the chance to meet junger and thank him personally. >> if he wasn't there who knows where we'd be standing now. >> reporter: the teen who many are calling a hero this morning is planning on joining the marine corps after graduation. a veteran marine saying this young man already has the right stuff. >> he's a fantastic individual,

has the qualities and traits of a leader, a hero >> for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news new york. >> way to go anthony. >> that was the morning boost i think. and the marines are lucky to have him. >> double boost. >> this is for a chuckle melissa and andrea, best friends forever, melissa is expecting her first child in august, but then andrea gave her a baby gift, a pair of onesies. >> it's supposed to go this way. drinking buddies this is for the second one >> oh, yes both women expecting boys, and they hope their sons grow up to be besties, and then drinking buddies. >> that one look that says it all. >> that's exactly it. >> brought me to tears. when we come back here ahead of father's day, carson daly had quite the conversation about

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>> a dream assignment for me, i love golf, love dads, being a dad. i we want to jupiter, florida and brought my son jackson we play golf. my father died when i was 5 my step dad and i forged our relationship on the golf course so this was special to me. so many fond memories going back to when justin was five. >> at 29 years old, justin thomas is one of golf's most recognizable stars and one of the best players in the world. a 15-time winner on the pga tour, his resume boasts two major titles the pga championship last month and also winning it for the first time in 2017 >> so jt, give me some of your earliest memories about learning about the game of golf from your dad. >> man, had a lot of memories.

>> daddy >> oh, good shot >> our best and probably fondest memories i'm hitting balls all day waiting for dad to get home from work so we can go play nine holes. >> justin thomas's dad worked 90 hours a week, he's the only coach justin has had >> i read you were like i want to get a coach, your dad said i am your coach. you said, a real one >> we had laughs on that i didn't know any berth. >> the biggest memories are the chipping contests we had on the putting green. a lot of competitiveness going on he continued to do really special things at every level he was playing at, whether he was 8 years old, then 10, 12 and so forth. the heart he had, stomach he had was something you really couldn't teach. >> my relationship with my step dad was born and raised on the golf course i lost my dad when i

was 5 years old and everything about life i learned, everything i am as a man now is with my dad on the golf course what life lessons did you learn on the golf course. >> there's a reason why there's nothing like playing golf with your dad we get on the 18th green, shake hands, hug, thanks that's a lot of fun but the memories to enjoy it, that's what my dad hammered to me, enjoy what you're doing. >> you're frustrated, it wasn't going well, you're grinding. >> my dad is like we need to dot i can tell it's you need to calm down kind of thing play golf not golf swing if we're not having a butting heads moment we're holding each other accountable. >> golf runs deep in the thomas family, mike is a former pga pro and his father paul, played professionally as well justin said he misses his grandfather, even no filter. >> there's no filter, boy you can't make anything today.

i'm aware grandpa, thanks for telling many e >> i loved when he called you in the press conference >> can i call you back, i'm in the middle of a press conference. >> i have all his voice mails, nothing cheers me up more than hearing from him >> i wonder if it resonated with you how lucky you are your dad has gotten to see you win so much and you got to share all of that with him. >> definitely, the first, the pga at quail hollow. i see the video my dad goes like this, it's one of the things that gives me a knot in my throat. >> that's special. >> what are you most proud of him as a man off the golf course. >> for sure more proud of him as a person than a golfer i gave the message people are going to remember how you treated them than what your accomplishments were in the sport.

i'm proud of his willingness to give and be good to other people than his accomplishments in golf. >> there's a lot to be proud of. he started the justin thomas foundation to help children in need fulfill their potential he's also an ambassador for the sport, hosting the justin thomas junior championship. >> it is a very unique, totally, totally different than any kind of winning golf tournament feeling but it's an unbelievable feeling. >> justin once gave his dad a sand wedge that he still walks around with. i heard about it but i had to ask the story behind it. >> how it started, my dad, he always needs something to hold and kind of lean on. i go to my bag to get my chip, and dad, choose a different club i got so fed up with it i'm going to start carrying another wedge that is strictly for you to walk and use. >> now it's also a special keepsake. >> justin gets the club stamped marking fun moments with his dad at every tournament. >> we go to a barbecue

restaurant he stamped it meat coma and the date of the tournament is there. >> every date is stamped on there. >> i was having my own father/son moment. my son was there interviewing justin for nbc "nightly news" kids edition >> my dad is my coach and sometimes he can get me mad. >> that doesn't change, by the way. >> it doesn't? >> no. i'm 29 and it still happens from time to time. >> this is special on a father's day weekend i'm thinking of my dad, you met my son, jackson, who spoke to you as well. this is a special weekend for us. >> happy father's day. >> thank you appreciate you for having us >> i loved doing that. we were in justin's house in jupiter, the whole crew is there, there's a chair for justin and jackson is going to interview, let me go first, let the kids see how it's done jackson you're going first, he

goes first, crushes it i'm in the other room, and i hear jackson and jt laughing this interview is going to be better than whatever i do. justin is a great guy, mike is a great guy. we want to thank you them. the real interview is with my son on this week's nightly news kids edition and all the golf action nbc sports exclusive live coverage of the u.s. open, starting today through this weekend across the nbc networks jt ranked fifth in the world up there with john rahm and rory. >> you got us in the mood for golf. >> this is the father/son weekend. >> i know how you're spending your father's day. >> yes, you do coming up, we share early father's day celebrations. what happened, craig >> we'll save it for tomorrow. i'll never live it down.

al, carson and i took a trip to coney island, we rode the roller coaster. the highlight of the trip is the conversation we have about being sons and being fathers >> that's fun. >> looking forward to that >> i can't wait to see you on the cyclone. that's the hit. >> we had to edit that video, i guarantee that. >> the audio. >> just the audio. mr. roker, a check of the weather? >> we expect to see plenty of sunshine today, fire risks continuing with the hot weather through the southwest. heavy rain late in the afternoon, severe storms also moving into the northeast later this afternoon, with sunshine and scorching temperatures down through texas. through good morning i am in meteorologist vianey arana. get ready for some sunshine and comfortable weather as we ease into a cooldown this

afternoon. temperatures in the 70s and couple of low 80s in the interior. san jose 74. meanwhile, into the east 80 degrees in concord. it will get windy around the peninsula and coastline. you should head out and enjoy the outdoors. don't forget check us out on siriusxm channel 108. >> what time is it >> the best time of the morning pop start. >> first we have big news for beyonce fans, the grammy winner revealing the title and release date for her next solo studio album. multiple services tweeting out the art work with act one renaissance and release date of july 29th. it features 16 new tracks and as the words teases it could be the first of maybe a multi-part album from beyonce, renaissance would be the seventh studio album from her, the last in 2016, lemonade since then she's released a number of projects, including an album with her husband jay z

but beyonce fans have something to look forward to. we're looking at ryan gosling as ken, to say it blew up the internet would be an understatement there he is. we're not sure how you know it's ken, look around the waistband it says ken. as you can imagine, the first look sent people into a frenzy but we have to wait until july 2023 to see the movie. >> july 2023 >> yes >> like in a year. >> yes there's margot robie as barbie, we got that image in april we don't know anything about the project. there's a lot of reason to believe it's not as straightforward as you might think it is. >> did ken wear a jean suit like

that >> reporter: i don't know. >> no idea. sylvester stallone is taking on a tv role with taylor sheridan, creator of yellowstone, 1883. this one is called tulsa king, it's a new series to follow his mob boss character as he's released from prison and relocated to tulsa oklahoma. a look at the trailer. >> when i was 17 i wanted to be a gangster i married this life. >> and now, after keeping my mouth shut, i'm going to see if it married me back >> tulsa, i want you to go there. >> is this a joke? >> new in town >> is it that obvious? >> that looks so good to me. from yellowstone, sopranos i'm

excited. >> savannah doesn't look excited. >> it's how you feel about bridgerton. quickly we're learning more about the fatal attraction tv series. >> let's go. >> the original film was released in 1987, became a classic thriller and then followed the man who had a brief affair with a woman, she turned out to be obsessive, and now star joshua jackson revealing how they're diving deeper into the glen close character while keeping one of the most unsettling parts from the original. >> what is one of the most iconic and compelling characters ever put on screen, we have the opportunity to burrow down deeper and deeper into that character to give a richer sense of like how that woman became and why she did the things she did. there is definitely a bunny.

>> oh, that will be one to watch. no premier date for that yet >> a little bit of something for everybody there. coming up, get on -- gloria estefan, andy garcia and pharrell williams is there what is going on it's like the "star wars" of the memorial service is underway at 1030. he served several cabinet positions under president clinton. he was also san jose's mayor. here is a look at our forecast. thursdays weather compared

to what we had earlier in the week it will be cool today. a couple of clouds out there but the sunshine will prevail into the afternoon. he was a close to what you're daytime highs will be. san jose 74. breezy wins at time in the interior. 70s through the tri-valley. a couple of 80s in concord and antioch. if you going to be in the city, about 22-mile-per-hour winds but we will keep the sunshine all the way to friday and the weekend. we have more news for you coming up in a half hour.

♪♪ ♪ come on. >> 8:30 now. and we have a great crowd on the plaza. they came back the lightning went away and the friends came back. >> happy birthday. >> we're so delighted to have everyone here. >> you know what, we do not have fair weather friends this is a rain or shine crowd.

you guys -- >> we love you >> these are my cousin-in-laws from arizona. >> good to see you. >> good to see you >> your cousins? >> yes >> i want to tell you, savannah was worried and the rain came and everyone ran, savannah was like where's my cousin-in-laws. >> yes thank you for coming she's legally required we're related. and five time grammy winner john batiste is right here >> he won all the grammys a few months ago. next friday, rising star koe nan gray is getting his turn >> and we added another name, drum roll please, there he is, keith urban. >> what? >> country super star going to be here thursday, the 30th of

june for all your requests go to today.com/concerts. and later we're catching up with gloria estefan and andy garcia the stars of the new take on the classic comedy "father of the bride" what it was like to work together they're long-time friends they had a lot of laughs on the set. the one, the only pharrell williams, live in studio 1a as well a lot going on these days, including the epic music festival he founded, something in the water, back this juneteenth weekend with some huge stars in the lineup. >> the pride of virginia right there, glad to have you back if you are celebrating june juneteenth, our pal jill martin has festive ideas, kids are going to love obviously the rain blow float, a snow cone machine. she's ready to party on. >> speaking of juneteenth on the 3rd hour of today, anthony henderson is going to stop by.

he has a reunion more than a century in the making. we'll find out about a life-long goal that anthony anderson recently achieved as well. how about another look at the weather. >> it's raining here but your weekend, southern heat continues stormy in the mid atlantic states heat building out west on friday, saturday, great day in the northeast, hot and humid in the central plains rockies looking hot as well. and sunday, sunday, father's day, trinidad, california, 59 degrees. grandfather, north carolina sunshine and 72. gulf, florida, 89. and partly sunny skies and juneteenth, sunny and mild

across much of the country record heat in the upper plains. sunshine out wes good morning. i am meteorologist vianey arana. get ready for some sunshine and comfortable weather as we ease into a cooldown this afternoon with temperatures in the 70s , a couple of low 80s into the interior. 74 in san jose. 78 into areas of morgan hill. 80 degrees for concord. windy around the peninsula and coastline. get outside and enjoy the outdoors. lot of air time but first let's talk about the stars of the hilarious "father of the bride remake" gloria estefan and andy garcia we'll talk to them about the new twist on the classic comedy but first this is "today" on nbc.

back now 8:36. we're talking to two superstars, gloria estefan and andy garcia they've been friends for decades. but now they're playing husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks in a newly reimagined "father of the bride" it is the classic story we all love, it has new twists we'll hear about the making of the movie and what made gloria nervous on the set first, check it out. >> did i have a choice >> we're supposed to play the married. >> or say sorry to spoil your happiness but we're getting a divorce. >> this is my mom. >> such a pleasure to meet you. >> please call me ingrid and give me a hug. >> and this is my dad. >> such a pleasure, sir.

>> like wise >> this is going to -- first of all your all's timing is amazing and it did not surprise me at all to learn that y'all have been friends forever and a day back when you and emilio were playing weddings and whatnot, somebody used to crash the set. >> him. >> you were like who is this guy, what was that story >> they used to play every wedding and party that we would go to, basically, in miami. >> in miami we were a hot band. >> you also finish the party with a conga line. this is before they wrote their hit. it's a traditional rhythm, me low dy, so i would crash. >> but you didn't know each other. >> no. he was in and out. he was good, that's why we didn't stop him or kick him out. >> i know you're a big fan of andy garcia. >> big fan. >> there's somebody who's a much, much bigger fan and it was proven when you got your star on the hollywood walk of fame your mom was there. >> my mama.

>> what happened >> my mom is the most shy person doesn't like to talk about anything but we're sitting and andy's wife was talking about she's a home body and likes to be in bed by 8:00. my mom goes if i was married to andy garcia i'd be in bed by 5:30 in the afternoon. what mom? >> this chemistry was always there obviously y'all have been friends forever. >> been rehearsing this for 30 years. >> exactly >> you're in a marriage that's been going on how many years >> 40 years. >> 40 years. what's the magic there what makes the magic last that long. >> say yes to everything. >> to everything your wife says. >> i love the plot of this movie. it is as we reveal in that clip you guys are about to get divorced and poof your daughter ends up getting married. tell us more about this. >> it's the first obstacle right off the top. our marriage is on the rocks you know, it's -- she's trying

to -- >> he's been going to therapy for a year but it hasn't gone through him. so he's sitting there. >> my therapy is like -- how much more time do we have? >> how about the comedic timing i was so turned on by that >> i love comedy i love it. my whole family, we are constantly joking and everybody -- >> always. >> we're very irreverent my mom was not the sarcastic one, i got it from my dad but my sister. >> they're on it. >> and also, your daughter has a moment in this movie she plays the younger you. >> that was your idea, wasn't it >> was it? >> yeah. it wasn't my idea. we had already -- it was going to be in the movie and i think

they realized they needed a younger me for the opening playing us as a married couple and emily is very much like me. >> she's a ringer. >> he said, let her loose. >> i said, yeah, let her loose we should use emily. and i told them, they saw her on singing and dancing, i said she can do it all. and when we shot that scene, i went to visit for a little bit on the set. >> you stayed, i left. i can't want to make her nervous. >> i said let emily take over. >> and she did, she's great. there was one moment that you admitted was totally and completely awkward. >> i thought it was going to be. >> you thought it was going to be -- >> are you talking about -- >> the kiss? >> that thing we do? that thing we do at the end. >> so they -- we're not going to give away the ending but there is some kissing that goes on. >> yes, there was. >> you're familiar with his wife but you're both trained professionals. >> of course >> tell me what was weird. >> well, first of all we've been friends forever. but if i ever had to kiss anyone in a movie i'm glad it was andy because he made me feel comfortable. however i shipped emilio out of

state. i didn't want his energy anywhere near there. and it was ingrid kissing billy, it's the character but still he's the only man i kissed after emilio in 47 years. >> what? >> emilio has kissed me more. >> i have to know for sure how was the kiss >> lovely. >> it was a kiss out of respect for her and women and family and for reunion. that's what -- >> my fans don't like the idea. >> they don't like it, i'm sure they didn't. >> congratulations you've been the father of the bride twice already this year. congratulations. >> that's right. >> this is a great movie thank you for coming to visit with us. >> we had a ball doing it. >> you can tell it's full of fun. "father of the bride" streaming right now on hbo max. >> and there's a pharrell williams song in it. >> why wouldn't there be. >> that looks so funny great to be here with my friend pharrell, star studded music festival this weekend, we'll talk about that, life, being dads. >> yeah.

>> you got awards. you're always so busy we'll catch up with pharrell and talk about the projects but first this is "today" on nbc ♪

♪♪ ♪ welcome back, we are with one of the most creative forces here in the music industry, frrl williams he will be inducted into the song writer hall of fame later today with chad. pharrell williams good to see you. i miss you so much on the set of the voice, seeing our families together that was a special time you're one of my favorite people. >> thank you. >> just your sheer talent with how you are as a man and person, you're a pleasure to be around. >> thank you >> it's no surprise you have all this stuff going on. let's start with the festival, this is something you started in 2019 in your hometown. >> yeah.

>> covid hit what was the idea for this initially and how did we get to where we are in d.c. >> something in the water has always been like a black solution to a systemic problem that ended up being this festival that allowed everybody to come together, white, black, gay, straight, whatever you are, as long as you're a human being you're welcome we had a great time there. and then there was an unfortunate event where there was the loss of the life of my cousin, donovan lynch and no one thought they handled that correctly or with the love and respect you would for somebody that's from virginia and so, we just decided to take our solution to our nation's capitol during the juneteenth weekend since that's a holiday we worked in our state to -- >> to have acknowledged federally.

>> state-paid holiday. >> feels that's the new place for it. >> yes let's take virginia, maryland, bring the whole dmv right off the national -- the national mall right there on independence and it's going to be fun. >> who's going to be this. you know everybody how did you decide -- it's like 50 acts, three days. >> it's more like 80 >> okay. >> almost 80 and there's everybody from -- >> it's really diverse. >> calvin harris, rod dy rich to dave matthews. it's just music. we had amazing sponsors, we had chase, we had adidas we had s.t.e.m you know -- >> and it's music, small businesses from virginia beach

are going to be there. you're a foodie you have restaurants in miami. >> a lot of restaurants. >> trail burger is going to be there from houston. >> ups showed up, they're funding four different small bids it's a beautiful thing we also have give backs and leave behinds, adidas is doing basketball courts. >> also cool for students. >> and not just nbc but also in the 775 because that's what this started for. >> what are you doing for graduates of high school in d.c. for this event >> all the high school graduates in d.c. are coming to the festival for free. >> for free. >> for free. >> that's amazing. >> we have to do that. that's inspired by what we do with yellow. >> you do a lot for schools, education. your mom was a teacher. >> yes let's keep her was >> so isley brothers, annie, inducted into the hall of fame, part of that class >> song writing has been the skeleton key to open every door in my career even in my work with adidas. they wouldn't know who i was if

it wasn't for the gift i was given to write and produce songs. i'm so grateful. i can't believe that we're being honored after all these years. >> it's crazy. 20 years from the first hit. i can't believe it's been that long. >> it's insane. >> the stuff you do is incredible keep up the great work >> my brother. >> my best to the family. >> yes, sir. >> thank you. >> craig, where are you? >> love that conversation, love pharrell up next, jill martin showing by to show us how to throw an epic summer party she has cotton candy machine for kids, floating drink stations for the kids at heart. epic party but first, this is "today" on but first, this is "today" on nb

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we are back with our friend jill martin her streaming show is launching a new episode today. and the episode is all about celebrating summer, whether throwing a party, going as a guest. jill has amazing products to share. scan that qr code below to shop with us. how are you? >> hi, good morning. >> good to see you. >> following pharrell williams and gloria estefan and andy garcia everybody is looking for a good time the small investments can make a big difference did you see what craig and lindsey had at their house. >> this first item yes, this is really cool. >> this is silicone ice molds, $17.99 what's great about that. that's a w we can make it into an m for melvin. fill it up with water, put it in the freezer and you get the shaped ice cubes that are easy to make, what's cool is you can make coffee or iced tea cubes. so here's what it looks like when you serve it. if you're having a guest or

going to someone's home what a great gift to give. >> or have a glass of brown nectar at night by yourself. i'm just saying. >> that's the party mode. >> this is the snow cone machine. >> i know your daughter is home watching you may have to put this in your car on the way out. this is great, these two items, the snow cone machine and the cotton candy machine it's easy and safe to do at home you see the pictures here. super fun, everybody loves a good snow cone, cotton candy, easy to do, inexpensive. you just have to plug it in and go and yeah, easy >> it doesn't come with the -- >> no. the kits are separate but they're inexpensive and last a long time. >> snow cone, cotton candy machines. >> yes. >> these are funky lights.

>> when i was working from home i had a situation there. i put up these lights. you should bring happy to your celebration or whatever. these start at $16.95. they're waterproof put them up outside and leave them i put them on year round and they're great. it's about -- you get -- i filled my back yard with three sets of these, look at the different things before you buy them easy to put up, waterproof. >> and affordable. 17 bucks you're speaking my language here they came for the outdoor stuff. what is this >> this is great i know everyone was admiring this is a no pool no problem but if you have a pool, this is a floating station that you can put appetizers in, drinks so it floats around -- >> you can put ice in there. >> yes and use it as a centerpiece. >> take the water out, put beer in there. >> that's from fun boy, you see them all over social media

but then this -- >> this is also fun boy? >> no. this is a -- from urban outfitters it's pool candy it's 50 bucks, it's a sprinkler, you plug in the hose and we see it here. so it's a sprinkler. >> or put it in the pool. >> i bet it could float in the pool i never thought about that but hook it up to a sprinkler. i feel like everyone is looking for a good time and this says happy, doesn't it? >> that's cute. >> thank you this is a few of the items we have more in the streaming show, obviously. >> shop the products by the way, so you can scan the qr code below but also text shop to 34318 or the old fashioned way go to today.com/shopallday and catch shop today with jill martin at 11:30 and 5:30 on "today." jill will be back with more on the third and fourth hour.

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