right now with our brand-new newscast that streams live on roku, fire tv, amazon plus and xumo, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. just ahead, a woman's pro soccer team has a big announcement expected today. plus, a big name in rnb is coming to the bay area. global parents day. >> sounds so majestic. >> because you are. >> we good thursday morning. another major step overnight towards ending the debt limit crisis >> but one big test still remains. it is june the 1st this is "today." one down, one to go. >> the bill is passed.

>> the house approves the deal to pull the nation back from the brink of economic catastrophe. the focus now shifting to the senate so with the clock ticking, does the bill have enough votes to make it through? we're live on capitol hill new trouble for trump? the former president reportedly caught on tape saying he did keep classified documents after leaving the white house. the potential impact on his presidential campaign as even more high-profile republicans get ready to jump into the race. in a haze, air quality alerts up and down the east coast as even more smoke from those wildfires in canad reaches the united states. >> it smelled almost like a house fire >> this morning, a closer look at what's causining the probobls here at home and how long they could last guilty "that '70s show" actor danny masterson convicted of rape in a trial that also put scientology in the spotlight just ahead, the new evidence

that swayed the jury and the decades in prison masterson now faces. all of that plus, emotional update bruce willis' daughter sharing new details on the star's battle with dementia. the first signs she noticed and the touching moments they are still able to share. and time's up! remember the guy trying to lose weight by eating nothing but mcdonald's >> i know many of you are going to think i'm crazy, but let's find out >> well, that 100-day challenge ends this morning, so is he loving the results we're about to find out, because he's live in studio 1a today, thursday, june 1st, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning welcome to "today. so happy you're joining us on a thursday morning

i kind of can't wait to see the results. >> i know, i want to see the results. he's also bringing his blood work so the guy ate mcdonald's for 100 days, and we'll find out what happens there we'll get right to our breaking news out of washington overnight impacting your finances and bottom line >> the house passed that bill to raise the nation's borrowing limit. it was a vote of 314-117 it extends the debt ceiling for another two years, until 2025, in exchange for a number of spending cuts. >> the showdown now heads to the senate with just four days to go until a final version is passed and sent to the president's desk in order to avoid a catastrophic default. nbc news correspondent ryan nobles has the very latest good morning, ryan >> reporter: hey, hoda good morning this was certainly no easy process. but despite the starts, stops, and heated negotiations, the bill to raise the debt ceiling easily made it through the house, with leaders confident it will pass the senate as well this morning, a major hurdle cleared.

>> the bill is passed! >> late last night, the house passing the deal negotiated by president biden and speaker mccarthy to raise the debt ceiling, and doing so with ease and bipartisan support. >> tonight we all made history, because this is the biggest cut and savings this congress has ever voted for >> the bill passed 314-117, with 149 republicans voting "yes" and democrats providing 165 votes in favor. among the "no" votes, high-profile progressive democrats, like alexandria ocasio-cortez and pramila jayapal, and conservative republicans like chip roy and ken buck >> the people outside the beltway right now are saying, $4 trillion is too much >> reporter: the bill will raise the debt ceiling for two years, while clawing back unspent money from the covid pandemic. it will place a 1% cap on non-defense spending and impose new work requirements for some adults on food stamps.

it now moves to the senate, which presents its own problems. the legislation needs 60 votes to pass the upper chamber, and just like in the house, there are members from the far right and far left unhappy with the deal >> i'm going to be a "no" on this >> reporter: progressive senator bernie sanders is worried about the cuts to social programs. >> making cuts in nutrition programs, housing programs, ordinary programs that people desperately need >> reporter: but senate leaders remain confident that the bill will pass and do so with enough time to avoid default. >> he said it right there, but are there any chances that it may face some hurdles in the senate, ryan >> there's always that chance, hoda several members in both parties want the chamber to consider amendments, but leaders said that they don't expect any of them to be adopted, partly because time is of the essence for the senate just one senator could delay the process enough where they could blow through that deadline on monday, but the majority leader chuck schumer told us yesterday,

either we proceed quickly or the federal government will default for th first time ever and leaders insist they are working to make sure the bill is passed with time to spare. hoda >> ryan nobles for us there at the capitol. thank you. major cities up and down the east coast being impacted by dangerous wildfires that are raging in canada that smoke now drifting thousands of miles and impacting air quality here in the northeast and in the mid-atlantic nbc's chief environmental affairs correspondent, anne thompson out on our plaza this morning with the story hi, anne, good morning >> reporter: good morning, savannah and hoda. what happens in canada is not staying in candidate -- in canada those wildfires are affecting our air here in the lower 48, because of what officials call an unprecedented situation in nova scotia. across our northern border, a string of massive canadian wildfires rage on in nova scotia and show no signs of slowing down >> it's really been heartbreaking news definitely a lot of helplessness

>> reporter: as concerns over potentially dangerous air quality in the northeast as a result of the blazes grow. this satellite imagery showing the drifting smoke >> we don't have any evidence that there's a safe level of air pollution. every level we find, adverse health effects associated with that >> reporter: you could see the impacts wednesday in the hazy skylines of new york and boston, as a high pressure system sent the canadian smoke south and west, prompting environmental officials stateside to issue air quality alerts in new jersey and pennsylvania >> we need to pay attention to this >> anyone with asthma or emphysema, other chronic lung disease, people with pre-existing heart disease, people who are pregnant. there's also concern particularly about the elderly or young children. >> no, it's not common at all. >> reporter: maya mitchell and her husband recently went out to dinner to celebrate her the couple greeted with smoke-tinged skies and an unmistakable scent in rhode

island. >> it smells almost like a house fire. >> reporter: experts say climate change is playing a definitive role in air quality, as it makes wildfires more intense and stronger. >> should we expect more of this this summer? >> i think we will see more as the summer progresses. as the west further drys out and we deal with weather patterns that are limiting the amount of precipitation. >> reporter: now as for the current situation, as long as the fires are burning and that high pressure system is still sending the smoke through the east coast, it's really important that you be alert and monitor air quality reports in your area, especially if you have any kind of respiratory issues. savannah? >> important warning there, anne. thank you. let's move now to a major development in the classified documents case against donald trump. a reported audio recording of the former president discussing classified documents he kept after leaving office. nbc national correspondent gabe

gutierrez is in manchester, new hampshire, with details on how this might impact the presidential race. hey, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. former governor ron desantis is set to make several stops in new hampshire later today and the republican field is starting to get pretty crowded. back in 2016, that worked in donald trump's favor. but now the former president is facing growing fallout from the special counsel investigation. overnight, as gop rivals line up against former president trump, another twist in the investigation that looms over his campaign. >> i did everything right. i did nothing wrong. nbc news confirming that the spou handling the documents has an audio recording of the former president discussing keeping classified material after leaving office according to a source familiar with the matter. the recording is from 2021, and in it trump discussed a document related to iran.

prosecutors are looking into the former president's handling of documents that he took from the white house, and would be particularly interested in whether trump has shared secret material with people not authorized to see it. trump has consistently claimed that he declassified the documents through his power as president. >> if you're the president of the united states, you can declassify just by saying, it's declassified, even by thinking about it. i was there and i took what i took and it gets declassified. >> now nbc news has learned that on that audio recording trump acknowledged that the document he took was classified. the recording was played during grand jury testimony the source says. in a statement to nbc news, a trump spokesperson calling the investigations witch hunts and saying leaks from radical partisans behind this political persecution are designed to enflame tensions. trump has brushed off the investigation, and pointed out that classified documents have also been found at president joe biden's residences, but it could still be fodder for his opponents in the 2024 race and

two more are about to enter. sources telling nbc news that trump's former vice president mike pence and chris christie, who endorsed trump in 2016, are set to announce their bids next. in an interview overnight, trump still focused on attacking his main rival, florida governor ron desantis. >> he was a very disloyal person. >> desantis in new hampshire today after a flurry of campaign stops in iowa. >> leadership is not about entertainment, it is not about building a brand. it is not about virtue signaling. leadership is about producing results for the people that you represent. >> reporter: chris christie finished sixth in new hampshire in 2016 and that doomed his campaign. he has since said that gop candidates at the time made a, quote, strategic error in not going after trump harder and sooner. hoda? >> gabe gutierrez for us there in manchester. gabe, thanks. craig joins us now. >> good morning, hoda, good morning, savannah.

we have more of that eye-opening nbc news exclusive that we first brought you yesterday. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel gaining rare access inside a failed state in africa now partly controlled by russian mercenaries who became infamous fighting in ukraine. and now they are literally stripping the central african republic of its valuable resources. richard joins us once again. richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. this is our second look at the activities of russian mercenaries from the wagner group in the impoverished central african republic. the mercenaries treat the country like a home base and piggy bank and they are expanding across africa. we reported yesterday how the central african republic, a failed state the size of texas, where children are starving, is being exploited by russian mercenaries from the wagner group, who now effectively run

the country. in exchange for propping up the president and fighting rebels, wagner has taken hold of valuable mines and according to diplomats, is extracting a half a billion dollars a year in gold, rare timber, and blood diamonds the profits are extremely hard to trace two western diplomats tell nbc news, wagner helicopters fly right to the mine sites, collect the diamonds, mix them with documented stones, and send them to jewel hubs in the united arab emirates, israel, and belgium. from there, they could end up on your wedding ring. gold is even easier. once melted down into bars, it's nearly impossible to track wagner operates openly in bangi. the united states maintains a small embassy. i went to see the ambassador >> now, the united states' position on the wagner group is very clear the wagner group is a transnational criminal

organization and being instructed by a criminal organization is not a recipe for success >> reporter: nbc news has interviewe witnesses and reviewed testimony from the investigative group, the century, claiming wagner mercenaries use violence including rape, murder, and torture to scare residents away from the mines i met one of the few local activists speaking out has any wagner fighter been held accountable for anything in this country? >> never, never. no >> never >> never >> i never saw an example of that and this is one of the problems. >> reporter: the government here refuses to accept any issues with wagner. fidel is a top adviser to the president and a big man here, in every sense. >> wagner is bad in the other countries, but in our country, they're good

they kill rebels, they bring to us democracy, real democracy >> they bring you peace and quiet? >> peace and quiet >> and what about all the resources they take? >> it is fake news from western opinions >> reporter: with no pushback, wagner has discovered trading protection for minerals in africa is a lucrative business, and it's expanding. u.s. government and military officials tell nbc news wagner has spread from its base here to more than a dozen countries, from mali to sudan attempting to form a pirate empire across africa >> the wagner group is finding it relatively easy to operate in africa the united states does not have a large presence there and european countries, especially france, are pulling back, creating a vacuum that wagner seems happy to fill. >> so eye opening. our chief news correspondent,

richard engel. thank you once again amazon will pay more than $30 million to settle allegations that it violated customers' privacy the federal trade commission says that amazon's ring camera division gave employees and third-party contracts unrestricted access to customers' sensitive video as part of the settlement, the company will pay nearly $6 million and will be required to delete all customer videos that show individual faces. in a separate suit, amazon will pay $25 million for violating children's privacy rights after failing to delete recordings from its alexa voice assistant all right, 15 minutes past the hour let's check in with mr. roker. >> good morning. >> hey, al >> good to see you guys and good to see you if you've been thinking, things seem stuck as far as my weather, you're not wrong we have this big, high pressure system well to the north that's creating dry conditions to the south, we have this upper level low and that's over the gulf and that's creating cooler, rainier conditions there

it's called a rex block. and it's stalled weather patterns for days. and with this low pressure system, it's reintensifying. so while it's wet down from the south, from hibbing to minneapolis to madison, lansing, buffalo, syracuse, caribou may see temperatures, record highs today expected or near-record highs, the areas in yellow look at these temperatures today. caribou, maine, 93 degrees that's 26 degrees above average. pittsburgh, 87 chicago, 90. st. louis, 91. tomorrow, records likely for boston, albany, buffalo, columbus, grand rapids down to charleston and for the next few days, it stays fairly warm into the weekend. takes a little bit of a dip in new york with a front moving through, by saturday, 68, monday, up to 76 d.c., monday, you'll be 81 mid-70s in cleveland nashville, you'll be looking at temperatures, upper 80s to low 90s. we'll l get to youour local fort in t the next 3030 seconds

♪ let it a all out ♪ ♪ do your r thing ♪ ♪ dodo your thining ♪ ♪ justst do your t thing ♪ spspring momenents made eae. thatat's totallyly target. good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we are headed up to the upper 70s, a little warmer than it was yesterday. we will see our weekend temperatures reaching in the low to mid-80s with a lot more sunshine, and also dry conditions. as we go deeper into the month of june, we may see showers possibly, even some thunderstorms for the middle of next week. we will be watching out for those rain weather.

guys >> al, thank you coming up, inside the guilty verdict of that closely watched retrial of "that '70s show" star danny masterson. miguel almaguer is covering the story for us good morning >> good morning. the actor now faces 30 years in prison how did the jury go from a deadlocked jury in his first trial to now a conviction. we'll have details, coming up. and an emotional update from bruce willis' daughter, revealing more about his father's health struggle the first signs of dementia that she noticed and the special moments they're continuing to share this morning but first, this is "today" on

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ford, says there is a decade-long debate surrounding indy and another of his iconic characters that he is tired of talking about. >> that's a tease. >> i don't mind if he's grumpy carson will have more on that coming up in pop start let's start this half hour with a verdict at the re-trial that has received a lot of attention. >> danny masterson, one of the stars of "that '70s show," found guilty of two counts of rape by a jury in los angeles. >> nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us with the details on this. miguel, good morning >> hi, guys, good morning. danny masterson is currently being held without bail until his sentencing witnesses say he left the courtroom in handcuffs, his family and friends in stunned silence. this is his second trial after a hung jury was unable to reach a verdict late last year, but this time around, armed with new evidence, prosecutors were able to get a conviction >> in ten minutes, there will be no more beer opportunities >> this morning, "that '70s

show" star danny masterson is facing up to 30 years in prison after nearly two weeks of deliberations inside a los angeles courtroom, a jury convicted the actor of two counts of rape, but did not find him guilty on a third count. masterson's spokesperson declined comment to nbc news, following the conviction however, his accusers who have not been publicly identified, have plenty to say jane doe, number two, writing, i am experiencing a complex array of emotions, relief, exhaustion, strength, sadness. knowing that my abuser, danny masterson, will face accountability for his criminal behavior jane doe number three, whose count the jury did not convict on, writing in part, i am devastated that he has dodged criminal accountability for his heinous conduct against me the news comes six months after masterson's first trial ended with a deadlocked jury back in 2020, masterson was starring in the netflix series

"the ranch," when he was charged with raping three women at his hollywood hills home decades earlier. despite objections from masterson's defense team, the judge in the retrial allowed victim testimony on the alleged use of date rape drugs this time around, the jury was allowed to hear evidence about the church of scientology. all three accusers are former members and masterson still belongs to the church. the judge writing, their connection to scientology provided important context for the victims' delayed reporting of the crimes. masterson once known as a wisecracking rebel on the beloved sitcom "that 70s show," is now behind bars until sentencing prosecutors expressing gratitude for the victims' bravery, writing, their courage and strength have been an inspiration to us all. overnight the church o scientology released a statement to nbc news, writing in part,

the prosecution's introduction of religion into this trial was an unprecedented violation of the first amendment and affects the due process rights of every american masterson, who is 47 years old, is facing 30 years behind bars, when he's sentenced in early august >> let's bring in nbc's senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. it's so interesting. it's rare that you actually have two trials one with new evidence, one without. one, you get a hung jury, a mistrial, and one, you get a conviction how does that set up the appeal? >> and the same judge. i think the big thing is it all boils down to the evidence and this time there was more of it they heard from more women, they heard about direct evidence of the drugging. last time around, all i heard was sort of, i felt woozy, but they heard direct evidence this time that was different also, scientology played a huge role in this trial the church is not on trial, but they were on trial in this case. and they heard so much about it. >> what was it

because something in this story said that the church of scientology was kind of silencing the victims. was that the idea? >> the argument was that they were so afraid to come forward, because they had been discouraged, explicitly, from going to police by officials from the church. the church denies this they have pushed back on it very strongly but their testimony, that that's what came out at trial, and that's what the jurors heard >> laura, what about the fact that the defense didn't put masterson on the stand, and didn't put other witnesses on the stand as well. >> well, they're not supposed to punish him for that. it's his right not to testify or stay silent, if he wants to. but you have to imagine that they wanted to hear at least his side if he's saying, i didn't do it, always said, i did nothing wrong, you can understand that they're human and they want to hear his side of it and they didn't get that in this case >> all right, laura, thank -- thank you so much still ahead, a warning as we head into the summer of love, couples and guests targeted by a growing number of wedding-related scams. how you can avoid them and make the most of your special day >> i love that we're calling it the summer of love, by the way

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we are back at 7:39. we've got an update on the health battle that's forced bruce willis to retire from acting >> and it's coming from his daughter, tallulah, who wrote a very emotional and powerful essay. >> this is really sort of -- it's like the story of a lot of caregivers >> it's true good morning she may be the daughter of two hollywood a-listers, bruce willis and demi moore, but tallulah willis has a personal story so many of us can relate to the story of caring for a loved one suffering with a long-term illness. but after facing her own health battles at the same time, she is now ready to share a very honest part of her life with the hope it may help others >> reporter: tallulah willis, the daughter of bruce willis and demi moore, sharing her grief, guilt, and her path to healing, in a powerful new essay for "vogue" magazine, writing, i admit that i have met bruce's decline in recent years with a share of avoidance and denial

that i'm not proud of. the 29-year-old actress raw and honest about her struggles to cope with her dad's aphasia early on, admittin she was too sick myself to handle it, as she sought treatment for anorexia and depression and was eventually diagnosed with borderline personality disorder but at the same time, she says, my dad was quietly struggling. tallulah writes, the first signs of her father's decline came early and she knew something was wrong for a long time. it started out with a kind of vague unresponsiveness, she said, which the family chocked up to hollywood hearing loss speak up, die-hard best with dad ears later, that you know responsiveness broadened and i sometimes took it personally after doctor's visits and cognitive testing, in march of 2022, the willis family announced the 68-year-old would

be retiring from acting. his diagnosis, aphasia, a condition that affects a person's ability to express and recognize written language in february it was revealed his illness had progressed to a form of dementia that impacts his cognition and speech ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: his mobility has not been impacted, tallulah says, and unlike alzheimer's, with his former of dementia, he still remembers who he is, adding, he lights up when i enter the room. the family sharing some of those private moments spent together with bruce's five daughters, wife, emma, and ex-wife, demi moore. the beloved actor also on the minds of fans and famous friends. >> i think that he will always be remembered as a great, great star >> reporter: but for tallulah, who acknowledges the difficult road ahead, it's finally being

present for her family like celebrating sister rumor's first baby, bruce willis' first grandchild that has helped her heal she writes, finally, i feel like i can show up and be relied upon i can savor that time, hold my dad's hand and feel like it's wonderful >> tallulah says she takes tons of photos these days and has a new perspective after finally learning to love herself and she saves every voice mail from her dad to make sure that she can hear his voice forever >> wow >> that's a great idea >> wow >> she's amazing >> and her story will be healing, i think, to a lot of people there are a lot of people who are caregivers and a lot of people who are going through their own health battles -- >> it reminds you, you have to heal yourself before you can help someone out and the fact that she's done that is pretty amazing >> thank you >> thank you, sheinelle. let us switch gears and get another check of the weather from al. >> hey, guys good morning, good morning to

you. we've got some severe weather to talk about today, right around texas, and in parts of the oklahoma panhandle, damaging winds. tomorrow, a wider area from amarillo down to sanderson, wind gusts, tornadoes possible, but hail will be the big thing here. it's june 1st. that marks the beginning of hurricane season we've got a tropical disturbance, invest area 91l it's got a 20% chance of development over the next two days however, it is going to whether it develops into a system or not bring a lot of rain. some places in central and southern florida could see 6 inches of rain or more and because it is hurricane season, a quick check of what we're looking at for the season. we've got pretty much a chance of a near-normal activity expected 2023 outlook named storms, 12 to 17, hurricanes, 5-to-9 last year, we had 14 named storms, and here's a look at some o

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name change, unidentified anomalous phenomenon, very seriously. >> this is a spherical orb, metallic, in the middle east, 2022 >> in an historic public first-ever meeting wednesday, nasa scientists dove head-first into the other-worldly universe of ufos. >> look at that thing! >> it's rotating >> in the four-hour meeting, panelists commissioned in june of 2022, analyzed and spoke of the more than 800 cases of uap they're looking into their main finding, the need to stop making fun of ufo research and more importantly start collecting better data on the far-out subject. >> without sufficient data, we are unable to reach defendable conclusions that meet the high scientific standards we set for resolution >> reporter: over the last year, the panel has worked to create a road map for nasa to better evaluate the growing number of unidentified anomalous phenomenon, saying that while

most sightings can be explained, up to 5% of cases remain a mystery. >> in order to do science with these things, we've got to get our own data >> reporter: edham frank is a astrophysicist >> so step one, being able to talk about this without being made fun of, step two, getting our data, and maybe have an answer >> we need to start watching the skies and we'll be in a position to begin to say whether or not there's anything actually unusual here, and whether there's anything that even goes beyond human physics >> reporter: within the last year, congress has held two hearings on ufos and separate from nasa, the pentagon has created a department, the all-domain anomaly resolution office, to study unexplained sightings. >> this is a newly released video. you'll notice there are two dots moving back and forth. >> and even with a growing focus on the unknown, nasa cautions -- >> there's no guarantee that all

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picture. and let's welcome kevin back -- >> oh, my god! >> look at you who are you! >> kevin, come on out. you look amazing >> mcdonald's should make you a billionaire. what is going on there >> congrats! wow! >> kevin, i think you've been working out, too >> no workouts >> no workouts this is so fascinating >> how do you feel >> feel amazing. >> remind me the rules, 100 days ago. >> nothing but mcdonald's, three times a day, just cut every meal in half, and seek the heat. don't snack, so -- >> so quarter pounder with fries? >> the entire meal i've eaten everything from big macs to quarter pounders -- pick a number. >> with french fries >> medium meal >> half the fries. don't be bitter while i'm eating my apple fritter and losing weight >> no soda, water. >> water >> here's the things skeptics

will say you know what, he dropped weight, but i bet his blood work is horrible, his cholesterol numbers and all the things so what happened with your numbers? >> only one or two people have asked that >> that was the big headline >> people saw "supersize me. >> well, 205 points down on my triglycerides, 65 points down on my cholesterol can eating a quarter pounder with close improve my a1c, because i was pre-diabetic before, down into healthy ranges now and my heart attack -- >> healthy -- >> absolutely. >> obviously, this isn't sustainable. >> well, the question is, how do you sustain it not is it it or not. >> half a plate to lose the weight, three quarters of a plate to maintain the weight any food including mcdonald's. >> so your theory of the case is about how many calories you ingest so how many calories a day was that for you >> never counted them. >> never worked out. any alcohol? >> no alcohol -- i couldn't find a mcdonald's that serves

>> must start one. liquor license >> so how do you feel? sometimes when i eat like a piece of salmon and veggies, i feel really good like, i have that feeling. how did you feel eating after those half meals >> because it's a half meal, great. and because you seek the heat before you eat, your body is pulling from the fat reserves in between. you're not eating, snacking, you have energy from burning fuel on your body. >> so that means wait until you have a hunger pang >> a hunger pang or a growl. >> did you ever have fewer than three meals a day? because you just weren't hungry? >> by the time i was eating so small, i was always hungry if i wasn't, i wouldn't. >> how much water were you drinking >> 80 to 90 ounces half your body weight in ounces of waters is a good rule of thumb. >> eating fast food is one of the biggest culprits out there you somehow combined the two what is the overarching message for people who are watching who

want to lose weight and do it at mcdonald's >> do it with any food first of all, stop vilifying the food it's not that good food, bad food for weight loss, are there better micronutrients, macronutrients for brain function, absolutely but reduce the size of the meals. three meals cut in half. it's not the only way, it's a way. portion control, have a plan, have some accountability >> it sounds like you're disciplined, though. because i think even not to eat anything in between meals, no matter what you have for your meals, is hard to do >> with millions of people watching on, i wasn't going to slip on the banana meal. >> but tomorrow you will >> no. >> is today day 100? >> what are you dying to eat >> filet mignon. tomorrow will be filet mignon. >> i'm sure there are people who are watching like, this is the biggest advertisement for mcdonald's we've ever seen are you like hooked up with mcdonald's >> how are you not the ronald mcdonald >> no partnership with mcdonald's, not affiliated in any way. they did send me a gift box and said, appreciate the love we're

sending you. >> they should send you clown makeup you're kevin mcdonald. >> so no connection. why did you choose fast food what was the idea? you just like it >> i was a big guy, my name is mcginnis, big mac has been a nickname if batman can embrace bats, i can embrace big macs >> and your wife -- >> 40 days in. i never encouraged her i'm a smart man, i want longevity, i don't want to die 40 days in, she's like, i'm in >> how does she like it? >> she's down 17 pounds. >> what was your favorite meal at mcdonald's? >> i made a mcmelody i named a sandwich after my wife i made a meal after her, which is a mcgriddle with crispy chicken, bacon, round egg, and cheese >> they'll do that for you >> he was also doing combos, too. >> experimenting and -- >> i was mixing stuff. >> how many vegetables because they're not -- i know there are salads at mcdonalds --

>> no, there are not >> oh, well, in the '90s, there were salads. anyway, so did you eat many vegetables >> so your deluxe burger as tomatoes and lettuce the apple fritter, the blueberry muffin - >> that's all the vegetables you had for a whole month. >> that's it >> how much money if taco bell calls you and says -- >> a million bucks, i'll talk. >> round two >> that's a bargain. mr. what's round two is the big question round one was eliminate the obesity, round two is to increase the beast in me >> you're like dr. seuss >> so i'm going to be doing ice plunge, a 100-foot rope climb a 100-foot rope climb. i've never made it up a ten-foot rope in gym class. it's my everest. we'll see you in another 100 days >> lean-in, mclean >> you are the real biggest loser. you should host it

congratulations, man a lot of haters out there. people didn't think you could do it congratulations. >> and you're healthier. >> you do yo >> tell melody, congrats as well all right, mr. roker, a check of the weather >> very, very impressed, kevin >> thank you so much >> but did you have a mcrib? >> no, the mcribs aren't out right now! i would die for a mcrib. >> we're trading anecdotes about the mcrib a little bit earlier we've got some wet weather down through the gulf, watching this low pressure system there. going to be some strong storms firing up in the plains later today, on into tomorrow. the heat is on '90s from the plains, '80s into the plains, '90s around the great lakes, into new england. caribou, maine, pay get to 93. as hot as it is in caribou as it is in southern texas, '80s and '90s through the southwest severe storms firing up today, heavy rain through the plains. sunshine along the west coast. we've got tropical rain down through the gulf, where we could see in florida upwards of 6

inches of rain over the next couple of days, and record highs into the great lakes good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we're going to see temperatures in the upper 70s. we are on a warming trend for the weekend. it's finally going to feel like the month of june. we're going to continue to see some mild weather for the early part of next week. take a look at the cooldown for next tuesday and wednesday, this as we get a chance of showers and thunderstorms. we'll be watching that, but focused on a very nice weekend ahead. don't forget, if you're heading out the door, take us with you, sirius xm channel 108, but right now -- >> what time is it >> best time of the morning! >> could you eat mcdonald's for 100 straight days. that would get old after a couple of weeks. >> no vegetables that's what i can't get my head around >> eat a big mac, don't have a heart attack everything rhymes. eat a fry, don't die

everything rhymes. >> have an apple tart, but you've got to do pop start >> oh, thank you, uncle al and "just like that" is in the news yesterday, the max series is announcing this surprising character is set to return for season two >> yeah, i am harsh. i'm also demanding, stubborn, self-sufficient, and always right, in bed, at the office, and everywhere else. >> that's right, ladies and gentlemen, kim cattrall, aka samantha jones is officially back the show confirming the casting announcement on social media and to nbc news. fans have been missing the iconic character in this max revival. you might recall that cattrall previously said that she was absolutely done with the show. this was amid alleged feuds with sarah jessica parker well, we just cannot see the -- cannot wait to se ladies back together well, you can't. season two of "just like that" premieres on june 22nd i'm excited for you. >> going to be good. >> i wonder what changed

>> maybe there wasn't a feud maybe there was forgiveness. >> maybe there was a big push. >> or maybe there was a big paycheck >> could be a combination. >> you always say the part that people are thinking. next up, harrison ford, here's a great question, who do you think would win in a fight this guy >> who is this what's your operating number >> yeah -- >> boring conversation, anyway luke, we're going to have company! >> or this guy >> a lot to go here -- han solo or indiana jones, that's the question that harrison ford does not want to ever answer. here's what he told esquire magazine from getting that question they usually ask m if there was a fight between han solo and indiana jones, who would win? me why do you ask me that crap for.

i would never ask that, but boy do i want an answer. >> if han solo has the blaster -- >> if han solo is a general in the rebel alliance, he's a smuggler, probably been in plenty of bar brawls what is indian jones, an archaeologist? >> but a fighting archaeologist. >> he ran from boulders. >> he had that whole -- >> he had the gun -- >> he found the holy grail >> but in a fight -- >> but maybe he would outwit >> i'm taking indiana jones. >> all han solo has to do is bring a snake and indy is done >> maybe i wantedy has a -- maybe indy has wookiee. >> my inner nerd is getting hot. coming up next, chip and joanna gaines, if you can believe it, the beloved home experts are celebrating their 20-year anniversary. they share five kids together. yesterda chip sharing, 20 years with the most incredible, most powerful, most beautiful woman i've ever known. you've given me the most beautiful life and i'm so grateful to god for you, joanna

gaines i'm going to copy and paste that on my next anniversary >> change the name >> thank you, chip, appreciate it, and congratulations to both of you next up, our buddy niall horan, a new clip from the kelly clarkson show. the reigning voice champ is talking about whether it's time to retire an age-old birthday tradition. >> when you're in a room, the whole world is looking at you, and it's like a 40-secon spiel compliment thing >> every time you end a song on the stage. >> i guess so. >> it's a different thing. >> don't you hate when people just sit there and adore you >> you can't just like -- it's not like you can clap along, sing along to your own birthday song >> i think he's talking about when everybody is singing "happy birthday" to you and you're sitting there taking it all in >> speaking of birthdays, i got this in the mail yesterday, jackson brought this, he says, dad, this is for you that is from aarp. i have a big birthday coming up, three weeks. >> you turn 50

>> yeah, i get this. >> did you join? >> oh, i will. i will, absolutely >> i just had my 50th not long ago. they are so anxious to send you that letter. before you even turn 50. >> i would rather pay full pop for a rental car and a cruise and say i'm 40 -- >> you say that now, you know. you get that discount on those movie tickets. >> oh, boy >> lucky me. >> hey, that's half the price of your popcorn right there >> exciting news to share the return of our cross-platform event, ins america savannah and hoda alongside lester holt, and "nightly news" ll be hosting a prime-time special. ten extraordinary people making an impact in their communities >> really cool, al i had a deep and personal suppg conversation with eva longoria in her work supporting latina businesswomen, and savannah sa down with susanna burton, an amazing person she's helping formerly incarcerated women start a new life and craig caught up with reba mcentire and she shared her home story of helping her

hometown in oklahoma it's like a feel-good night, sometimes tv in the evening can really get you down, but this is the pick me up >> i like the fact that we also introduced a lot of our viewers to folks that they probably haven't heard of we should mention that lester talked to gary sinise. he talked about his work on behalf of military veterans. it's all part of a night of incredible people. we think you'll will lifted up by this. "inspiring america: the 2023 inspiration list" premieres saturday june 10th right here on nbc. still ahead, robert de niro and jane rosenthal are right here good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. oaan city leaders are putting support behind what is called the ebony alert. the idea is based on the state

bill that wouldate a statewide notification system similar to the amber alert. concentrate on black women or children. the alert applieso a person between the age of 12 and 25, suffer from a mental or physical disability or if they're possible victims of trafficking or kidnapping. another really nice day for many of our microclimates, just slightly warmer than yesterday. we are going to see the sky clear fairly quickly inland and reach up to 77 in san jose, mid 70s for much of the north bay, and san francisco in the mid 60s. we are going to see more of the same tomorrow but a few more 80s for the interior valleys in concord and livermore and 78 in san jose. on saturday, it's reaching into the low 80s. finally it's going to feel like it is almost summer. >> thanks. we'll have another update in 30

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it is 8:30 now, thursday, the very first day of june, 2023 the weather, perfect this morning here going to heat up soon. a concert stage, getting hot as well >> all right by the way, guys, yeah, tomorrow, we've got a big, big day. big-time rush is going to be here taking over the plaza and the party rolls on next week >> does it ever? on tuesday, ed sheeran will be here for a live concert. >> but there's more! >> friday, june 9th, niall horan will be right here we'll sing him "happy birthday," celebrate the release of his new album. if you want to find out how you can request a free fan pass to any of our concerts, go to today.com. >> we have robert de niro and

jane rosenthal, the tribeca festival is on the way they're here to tell us what we can expect from that and how even you can take part wherever you live hey, today is june 1st, new month, and that means we've got a new start today walking challenge. stephanie mansoor, who is newlywed, got married this past weekend, and some of our community's half million members of our "start today" walking group, they're going to show you how to sign up steph so dedicated, she's spending her honeymoon with us right here on the plaza. coming up in just a few minutes on the third hour, we'll tell you what to buy this month, what's on sale, we'll also tell you what you can skip as well, what you can wait on and we've got some freebies to tell you about as well >> and one is a favorite of homer simpson. >> mr. roker, how about a check of your weather? >> let's start off with friday, june heat for much of the eastern third of the country

heavy rain down through florida, showers around the plains. sunny out west, it continues that way on saturday much cooler and wet, mid-atlantic into the northeast. afternoon storms in the plains and then sunday, sunday, we're looking at some showers along the coast, still hot, great lakes into the center part of the country. good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. inland areas will see a lot of sunshine and another nice day reaching the upper 70s. breezy winds this evening, but not as much wind going into the weekend because we'll see slightly warmer temperatures. that spike in temperatures is only temporary. the middle of next week we're heading back down to the weather. >> mr. roker, thank, thank you up next, before you say "i do"

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8:35 time for our summer love series. >> summer of love. we are entering wedding season, and according to theknot.com, the average celebration cost $30,000 last year. unfortunately, with that much money being spent, wedding-related scams are becoming more and more common. it here with tips from brides, grooms, and guests, is vicky nguyen there are a lot of scams, let's start with vendor fraud. counterfeit bridal gowns or rings. what do we need to know? >> think about it. a wedding is probably the

biggest and most expensive celebration most people will throw in a lifetime. at least that first wedding. so the first thing you want to do is make sure that any vendor you are thinking of hiring, that they'll meet you in person or at least do a video chat. sometimes there's a destination involved but that is important. you want to ask for their last references, the three most recent clients that they worked with, so you can get an up to date feel with what they're doing when it comes to flowers, foods, music, and go to sites like theknot.com, wedding wire, yelp.com to do your research and make sure you know what people are saying about working with this particular vendor you can go to your secretary of state's website to check that they are a licensed vendor that's very important. and finally, if they want you to offer up money before they've ever met you or their prices are very low compared to the other vendors who are providing similar services, those are red flags, steer clear >> if it seems too good to be

true, it probably is >> always is >> lots of folks like to set up those wedding websites and registries how do they go about keeping that information safe from would-be hackers >> i-- everyone has a wedding website it seems it's a very convenient place to tell your guest where to go, what accommodations, what are fun activities to do in the area >> always make sure it says https, which means it's a secure site, and set up a password that only your guests know. don't make it something easy like "love" or "wedding," because that's very easy to guess. and put the necessary information on there no birth dates or anything personal the folks at norton said, set up a separate email just to deal with vendors, just for your wedding. so i anything happens, if it gets hacked, it's not all connected to your personal and business email. and once you're married, deactivate that site you would be amazed to see how many couples have that information out there. you can set up a separate photo-sharing website after the fact >> let's walk down the aisle a lot of people are buying their rings or gowns online, but you

don't want it to be counterfeit. >> right, that's heartbreaking >> i like my pillow, so a little nervous. >> the wedding gowns, those are so expensive and there are great sites where you can get them, but when you're working with a vendor you never have before, we've heard horror stories from brides when they get the item, it's nothing like it looked like on the site. look at all the reviews, like i said site jabber is another one great for product reviews. and if you're thinking pre-owned, that's a great way to save money nearly newlywed or preowned gowns o stillwhite.com is a great site to go to stick with the pros when it goes to buying gems get that item approved, appraised, and to see it in person, it goes a long way you want to look for that gemological institute of america certification. and finally, never pay by wiring money or with a gift card. those are red flags. >> with a gift card? >> or those peer-to-peer payment systems, always stick with a credit card. >> okay. so we're at the big day.

time to give that gift this is something that i always struggle with. is cash acceptable >> cash is totally acceptable, checks are acceptable. the wildest thing is that people actually do crash weddings to steal money and gifts. there's a woman in mississippi just sentenced to five years in prison she went to more than 16 weddings and would steal money and gifts. these are big hooplas -- >> she probably ate, too you know she went to that open bar. >> totally >> so you do not want to say publicly on social media, hey, our wedding is here. that's what your private wedding website is for because you're just inviting wedding crashers look for a room, hopefully one that has a door, that closes with a lock that can be under surveillance of some sort, whether it's a camera or assign kids at the wedding to keep an eye on those things. you can ask your venue if they have a secure place to store alg of those gifts and for guests, try not to bring gifts to the actual wedding. you can send it directly to the couple and when you're done, by the way, take down that registry these days, they allow you to hide your address, which is really, really important >> great tips. >> thank you, vicky.

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welcome back every year, manhattan becomes a film lover's dream as the tribeca film festival kicks off, with documentaries, features, in-depth talks, a special reunion, so much more, this year's festival is truly cannot miss ahead of the official kickoff, we're excited, because we're joined by two of the festival's founders, two-time oscar winner robert de niro and producer jane rosenthal. well, good morning >> good morning. >> this is big we always say this year is big, but this year is super big i love it for this reason. this time at the tribeca film festival more than half of the

feature films are detected by women. that's nearly 70%. that number is pretty remarkable, wouldn't you say >> it's absolutely remarkable and remarkable for independent film and it's a start of where we're going in the industry in terms of actual studio films and women directing studio films we still have a long way to go with those numbers that tribeca, we're really proud of what we're doing, and they're great films. >> really cool >> and bob, you know, some are first-time directors what advice do you have for them >> well, i would say, if you -- it depends on what stage of directing you're at. if you're trying to get the money, the financing to do the movie, unless you're doing it on an iphone and probably even there you need some money, you just keep at it. i think one of the main things i would suggest is that do something that you feel very strongly about, a subject that's personal to you, because that gives you impetus to follow

through. it could take you years to get the thing done >> speaking of personal, "a bronx tale" was very, very personal to you. i cannot believe it was the 30-year anniversary of that film what can we expect at the festival >> with "a bronx tale" or -- >> you can expect an extraordinary screening, some cast reunions, and bob and chaz will sit down with david remnick after the film and we haven't seen it in a really long time. >> i was going to say. every time -- every time this year we have the two of you on together, you guys have been -- you've directed how many of bob's films? >> produced. produced >> 16, 17? >> something -- something like that tell us about this relationship. i feel like you guys talk separately, but you have a long-standing friendship that's stood the test of time >> i used to call it the professional marriage or but i

don't know look -- it works >> it works, we don't talk about it >> i think when you do things with people, you have to give them a lot of latitude if they're working together and somehow you've chosen them in this case, i asked jane to come with many maybe 40 years ago or so. and whatever -- i never knew what direction things would go and this is where we are today and she's doing it so i -- i'm there when needed, to make a decision >> i have been been a very fortunate woman in the industry that at the age of 30, someone like robert de niro asked me to come and build something with him. and neither one of us knew where that was going to go we always said, you can move back to l.a. if it doesn't work out. and, you know, 34 years later, we're still together he's always given me enough rope, enough latitude to either swing and fly high or hang

myself >> can we say congratulations to you, bob >> thank you >> do you know what we're congratulating for >> i know, yeah. >> a baby! >> yeah. >> you've got a new baby >> yes >> how is fatherhood at this moment >> this stage and age? >> yes >> listen, al pacino just had a baby yesterday morning, and he's a few years older than me, god bless him. >> how does it feel for good >> it feels great. >> are you a different parent today than you were however many years ago? >> i have certain awareness, when you're older, you have awareness of certain things in life, dynamics, everything, family dynamics, it's just -- you can't avoid learning certain things and how you can deal with those, and manage them and this and that, and the usual. >> it is so weird that you guys are both -- you and pacino are both having babies right now

they just did a twitter poll, who is the young pacino and the young de niro, and now you both have babes >> yeah, it's amazing. i'm very happy >> we like to give you a little gift, because that's what we do at the "today" show. we brought you a baby onesie for your babe. how's your baby sleeping, by the way? >> great >> well, anyway, it's a hug me "today" show onesie. >> theo, this is for you, honey. >> we want to say thank you so much in addition to the great films, there are great speakers we have list a couple for me >> paul mccartney, john mellencamp, billy porter, steve soderbergh, david pincher. it's going to be amazing >> the festival is so much more than films and documentaries it's a whole experience. and people in their hometowns can go online and figure out how they can participate, too. >> go to the tribeca website, tribecafilm.com and get your tickets.

>> congratulations, y'all. have fun at the festival let's go over to mr. roker >> i want to see bob playing with the baby. >> it's just fantastic congratulations. up next, it's a new month, we're kicking off our next "start today" walking challenge with some of our members and of course, our newlywed, fearless leader, stephanie monsoor. y'all ready?

welcome back. welcome back we want to gear everybody up for our "start today" walking challenge for the month of june. it's hard to believe, but our community is approaching a half million members and of course, we want you to join us, as well. we've got our "today" fitness stephanie mansour here with some of our contributors. but before we get our steps in, congratulations, steph, on getting married. you got married this past weekend. >> thank you, al

yes, we did. >> and your new husband, nick, is right there nice to see you, nick. and the wedding pictures are beautiful. what was it like >> thank you it was honestly magical. it's like my modern day fairy tale come to life. i'm so excited to add "wife" to my roster! >> i noticed your cup on your instagram, "wifey. >> we are ready to get things started? >> we are ready! [ cheers ] >> on your mark, get set, go >> all right well, our community is nearly half a million members strong, and it's no reason why this is changing lives, right, guys >> absolutely. >> if you want to join us, get out your camera and scan that qr code on your screen. you can join our community for free we are getting a move on today, getting our steps in, and we're going to give you five reasons why you should join us and start "today". [ cheers ]

>> all right, number one, the reason you should join is you say, make a habit! >> yes we are going to make this a habit. we have one of our "start today" members that started with five minutes, walking around in her backyard she's lost almost 85 pounds! just from that daily commitment to walking >> yes >> reason number two, you actually get a trainer >> that's right. you get me in your pocket. so you can walk with me every single day so, if you want expert tips, if you want daily motivation, if you want me there cheering you along the way, i'm here for you. so go to today.com/starttoday to join and not only that, but we've got a monthly workout plan, guys every month, we change it up this month, it's all about going on a walking streak. we've got a calendar, so you can track your steps, track how long you're walking, and in addition to that, every day there's a daily newsletter where i'm giving you tips on how you can exercise and train more effect and really make it a habit this

month in june to kick off summer >> amazing meeting you here. >> congratulations on your wedding! >> thank you, savannah >> okay, you've got to make it accessible >> yeah, so walking, almost anyone can walk, savannah. and it doesn't matter if you do this inside or outside you get to decide how you want to walk, when you want to walk, morning, noon, night, all that matters this month is that we are committing to 30 days in a row. we're going on a walking streak, right, guys? >> we are! >> way to go keep going keep going >> who gave him the p.a. >> you don't need any fancy equipment or a gym membership or pay for this it's 100% free >> even five minutes day, you can work up to it. a little goes a long way >> exactly that's how we form those habits. start with five minutes, 500 steps, 15,000 steps, some of our members are doing each day and we've got another one. >> hi, everybody a great sense of community >> yes, carson, i'm so glad you're in our walking community here >> just on my way to chick-fil-a.

>> i'm glad we snagged you our community is so strong people are posting every single day about their wins, about their problems and other people can chime in to encourage you, so that you don't feel alone on this journey so if you're at home watching, there is your personal invitation from all of us to you at home to scan that qr code and join us today >> shall we get to reason number five >> yes, sheinelle. reason number five, accountability if you are like, oh, my gosh, i can't do this on my own, i start and then i stop, i'm inconsistent, no more! we are starting today, scan that qr code on your screen right now to join us, because you'll have me holding you accountable you'll have almost half a million viewers. >> i was just about to say, it's like the size of a small city. not even a small city, a large city >> if you are looking for that support, if you're looking for that camaraderie, people who have a like-minded goal, make sure that you join, because you really want to make sure that you are being held accountable this summer. accountability is key.

when you don't have anyone to check in with, sometimes it's hard >> and you can live in des moines and have a partner in l.a. >> exactly >> and our members have been meeting up virtually, too. >> well done, everybody. >> who doesn't love a megaphone, right? >> so a big thanks to all of our members and of course, stephanie. and in fact, you're coming back on our third hour with some more tips and we want everybody to sign up for our "start today" walking challenge. all you've got to do is scan that qr code, get the calendar, our daily newsletter, and al the tools that you will need we're back after your local news and weather. let's keep going keep moving. so good to see you go back to your home

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