will call for a special session later this morning. rain is starting to pop up, especially for the south bay over the santa cruz mountains. if you have the nbc bay area app you'll get alerts as rain is approaching your location. things could change quickly as we go throughout the morning. >> don't forget, the "today" show is coming up next. you can get more local news with our new newscast streaming live. ahead we're going to tell you about the key vote happening today and the way leaders are hoping to fight the ongoing fentanyl crisis. >> that's what's happening on "today in the bay." the "today" show starts right now. . good tuesday morning a new crisis unfolding in ukraine as we speak. >> a speak.

>> critical dam destroyed. it's june the 6th. this is "today." a surge of water being unleashed from that badly damaged dam. hundreds of thousands of people in the path. a nuclear power plant in jeopardy ukraine blaming russia we're live with the latest ready to run two more republicans set to enter the 2024 presidential race and take on donald trump while the frontrunner faces legal troubles trump's lawyers meeting with investigators. a grand jury about to convene. we'll break it all down. searching for answers. the ntsb combing through the wreckage of that small plane forcing fighter jets to scramble into action. >> the airplane, maintenance

records, everything is on the table. breaking overnight, on the stand. prince harry becomes the first royal family member to testify in court in more than 100 years. a live report from london just ahead. those stories, plus, eyes on the future. >> introducing apple vision pro. >> a closer look at apple's biggest reveal in nearly a decade, a virtual reality head set. what it promises to do and t the dedebat debate now raging over its hefty price tag. and sharing the love ed sheeran takes over our plaza for a summer concert you do not want to miss today tuesday, june 6, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from

studio 1a in rockefeller plaza good morning welcome in it's a tuesday morning savannah will join us from paris tomorrow a great way to start a tuesday in the heart of midtown manhattan, how about some ed sheeran. he packed the house. i'm always amazed we're in midtown manhattan and there's a full on concert. >> ed sheeran is going to join us, not for one or two songs, but all morning. first, we start with breaking news out of ukraine its military accusing russia of blowing up a major dam and hydro electric power station these satellite images appear to show the destruction. >> thousands of people living down river they've all been ordered to evacuate the implications are massive,

including a threat to a nearby nuclear plant. molly hunter is on the ground in ukraine. what breaking details do you have >> reporter: tens of thousands of people we're told are in that direct dangerous flood zone. ukrainian fishes say they've managed to evacuate about 1,000 people the water is rising six inches per hour this morning a major disaster unfolding in southern ukraine. drone video showing the nipro river gushing. this video shot from the banks showing huge chunks of the dam destroyed. ukraine blaming russia president zelenskyy calling it a terrorist attack russian state media accuses ukraine of attacking the dam

it's roughly the same size of utah's salt like and on the frontline. it's one of six dams on the river and supplies vital drinking water and cooling for the nuclear power plant. >> there's water which will help for minimum one month to operate the cooling system. >> reporter: this energy analyst estimates 300,000 civilians will be without drinking water and 500,000 will be affected with loss of power. >> your biggest fears, what are they >> fresh water supply and i would say power supply for people around. >> reporter: ukraine's power company said an explosion inside

the plant caused the destruction. the station cannot be restored the strategic fears surrounding the dam date back month. "the new york times" reporting the water levels reached 30-year highs. president zelenskyy warning that russia mined the dam and he says tens of thousands of people are in the rapid flood zone. police report they are coming under heavy russian shelling as they attempt to evacuate civilians. they've survived months of brutal occupation in kherson, now to be faced with catastrophic flooding. >> molly hunter in ukraine, thank you. we turn to the 2024 presidential race and even more republicans jumping in former new jersey governor chris christie set to launch his bid today followed by former vice president mike pence tomorrow.

nbc national correspondent gabe gutierrez joins us with more. >> reporter: the republican party is starting to take shape, but will the competition help or hurt former president trump? he's now under fire from all sides. this morning more candidates lining up to challenge former president trump for the 2024 republican nomination. former new jersey governor chris christie expected to kick off his run in new hampshire today a one-time trump ally turned critic, he's blasted other republicans for not taking on the former president >> they cozy up to him, hope that him implodes and if they're nice to him they'll inherit his voters. >> reporter: former mikevice president mike pence ready to announce ten major candidates are

expected to be in the race by week's end president trump remains the frontrunner. some voters, though, are looking elsewhere. >> 2016 his issues were about the american people. 2024 trump is making it about him. >> you're ready to move on >> i'm done. >> reporter: a distant second, former governor ron desantis south carolina senator tim scott on "the view" defending desantis over his feud with disney. >> i thought he started off on the right foot on that issue >> no, no, no. do not boo. >> reporter: new hampshire governor chris sununu saying he won't run. saying he believes candidates with no path to victory should drop out >> former president trump and

his message, his style, his brand cost us dearly and he doesn't represent the republican party. >> with an increasingly crowded gop field, the republican national committee announced stricter rules for candidates to qualify for this first debate in august 40,000 campaign donors have a pledge to support the eventual nominee. there are new signs that former president trump's handling of classified documents could be nearing an end. the former president's lawyer sat down with the special counsel and other justice department officials yesterday a meeting that comes as the grand jury is expected to convene in florida to hear evidence in the case let's bring in laura jarret. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with that doj meeting with former president

trump's lawyers. how common is a meeting like that >> if you're sitting at home hearing this investigation is nearing the end, this is one of the data points. this is the type of meeting you see during the end of the investigation when defense attorneys try to go in and make their last pitch for why their client shouldn't be accused of any crimes and why this case should go away i've done those meetings before. this is very common. you see this all the time. it's what good defense attorneys get paid to do. >> what is the former president's best defense as you can see it >> his best argument is that the white house swept all the documents into a box they made their way to florida and he had nothing to do with it he never knew nothing about it that's his best defense. that's not the defense he's been making so far. the legal defense may shape up differently. we've heard from the former president i can declassify

anything i want. i can do it by just thinking about it that's undercut by the fact the documents get to mar-a-lago and he's asked repeatedly to return them and he refuses. they had to get a search warrant to return the documents. if he just said, sure, take the documents right back, we might be in a different case >> to be clear here, there are several other investigations involving the former president right now. can you bring us up to speed >> yes there's a lot swirling and they're all in different positions. we've seen the former president indicted in new york that's a state case. it's completely unrelated. now we're seeing the special counsel. this is a federal case run out of the justice department. this has to do with him retaining classified documents after he's no longer president the special counsel is also investigating his role in the january 6th insurrection and his efforts to cling to power, stay in office.

there's another investigation in georgia having to do with his efforts to cling to power, to flip the votes in georgia. that one is way off. this is the federal case in d.c. there's a lot at play here >> laura, thank you. >> laura made it clear. let's move to the search for answers after those terrifying moments in the skies over the east coast with air force fighter jets trying to chase down a run away unresponsive plane. it crashed in virginia and killed all four people on board. this morning investigators have made their way to the remote crash scene. tom costello has the latest. hey, tom. >> reporter: both the ntsb and the faa say the pilot failed to respond to air traffic controllers for most of the flight's duration. no one ever radioed a may day.

that has a lot suggesting everybody on board may have been incapacitated and dideprived of oxygen it took investigators hours to get through the forest to the remains of that plane. >> the wreckage is destroyed however, there's still several pieces that might be able to assist. >> reporter: family members tell nbc news that a prominent real estate broker was on board with her 2-year-old daughter. her father, john rumpel, who owns the plane tells the "washington post" she was a devoted mom who tried to have a child for years. he says he and his wife adopted her when she was 40 because she reminded them of her late daughter

they were headed to the hamptons with their nanny investigators must unravel the mystery. did the plane quickly lose oxygen pressure? a similar event and crash killed payne stewart and five others in 1999 the ntsb says that has to be a leading investigative theory. >> when a person is at ground level, the pressure allows them to breathe the higher you go the less pressure there is and so your lungs without that pressure you cannot breathe. >> reporter: lack of oxygen would lead to hypoxia. it may have happened soon after takeoff. just 15 minutes into flight the pilot stopped responding to air. the plane continued north all the way to long island before doing a u-turn heading back to tennessee, still failing to

respond to controllers. six fighter jets were scrambled along the east coast. as the plane approached restricted d.c. air space, two f-16s went super sonic. they could see the pilot was slumped over, but they could do nothing but watch as the plane flew south into virginia, ran out of fuel and crashed. >> tom, what could cause that? what could cause a plane to suddenly lose oxygen like that? >> reporter: they'll look into whether there was a structural problem, maybe a leak around a door or window, some problem with the pressure system. they'll have to look at the maintenance records. the theory about why the plane went to new york and did a u-turn, the idea is he preprogrammed auto pilot to go to new york and then tennessee.

when the plane got to new york, it looked for the next destination and picked out tennessee. >> wow. tom, thank you. another major story this morning, growing concern about a slowdown at west coast shipping ports, including some of the nation's largest and most critical shipping distribution centers. miguel almaguer is at the port of long beach. it's near los angeles with a closer look and the potential impact all this could have on americans from coast to coast. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. to be clear it's not a strike. it appears to be a worker slowdown. >> the men and women who work at the docks here simply haven't been showing up for work over the past few days. that will have an impact on consumers at home. the question today will they be back at work? this morning at west coast ports

where every day products arrive and are then shipped across the country there's growing concern dock workers may not show up to work again, creating a potential supply chain slowdown. some of the nation's busiest ports have sat idle. as negotiations over pay, benefits, safety and automation have dragged on for a year, the ilwu says some of its 22,000 rank and file members have become to voice their displeasure by not showing up for work at critical ports. the pma counters the disruptive work actions effectively shut down operations at some terminals. the problems here could impact you at home. >> this is sort of a slow burn that could get to a boil quickly. >> reporter: the national retail

federation urging the president to intervene. roughly 40% of our nation's imported goods arrive here at the ports of los angeles and long beach. our partners at cnbc report it could take weeks to clear the short backlog already created, saying many of the containers are back to school and holiday products. >> because of these slowdowns or dock workers not showing up, that causes delays, delays getting the goods to stores. that cost extra money. at some point those costs could be passed on to consumers. while today's port problems in no way represent the massive shipping backlog that threaten the national supply chain during covid, there's growing concern the problem here could impact your bottom line. this morning the white house and the department of labor are closely monitoring the situation here. our friends at cnbc say good progress has been made on those

contract negotiations, but no deal just yet. craig, back to you. >> miguel almaguer there in california. 7:18, mr. roker, you delivered a beautiful day for our concert. >> unfortunately little smokey. if you saw your sunrise this morning in the east, reddish skies, here in the east that's because of pollution out there. you can see right now low pressure over canada, not a big deal. showers through the gulf. wet weather on the west coast. that's because we have that omega block. big ridge of high pressure in the mid section of the country. that's trapping a lot of bad air. 73 million people at risk for ozone and canadian wildfires. that ozone is the combination of sunlight and pollution. it's unhealthy for sensitive

groups from dallas, houston, boston, buffalo, washington, all the way to nashville. we have a wildfire threat in michigan. last time philadelphia was in a critical risk four years ago. here's the smoke coming down. the smoke forecast coming down all the way into raleigh, norfolk, washington, new york. look how dense the smoke is in buffalo. unhealthy wind in the northeast. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. t 30 secs mr. marbles will receive recurring deliveries for all of his needs in perpetuity, thanks to autoship from chewy. - i always loved that old man. - what's it say about the summer house? - yeah, the beach house- - the summer residence goes to mr. marbles. (mr. marbles chuckles) - plot twist! - i'm sorry, what? - doesn't make logistical sense. - unbelievable. - pets aren't just pets. they're more. - you got a train set, todd. - [announcer] save more on what they love and never run out with autoship from chewy.

good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing some scattered showers moving through the south county, as well as over the santa cruz mountains near the coastline. we're going to start to see activity possibly ramping up over the next couple of hours, with the need for an umbrella in june. we've seen an unusual setup with a storm system to our south bringing in showers and thunderstorms we've seen develop daily over the sierra into the and this's your late and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. still ahead, an incredibly rare appearance this morning prince harry in a london courtroom taking the witness stand in his battle against the british tabloids we'll be live with the latest. also ahead, apple's big reveal it's first major product in nearly a decade.

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our plaza. you know why they're here. they're here because ed sheeran is here. he's going to give an unforgettable live concert. he's in the round in the center so that everyone can see him. sheinelle, i know you're pumped girl. >> i'm excited. >> they're excited. so are we. we're going to turn to london. as we speak, prince harry is in court taking on the british tabloids and making royal history has he takes the stand. >> megan fitzgerald is right there in london for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is truly just an extraordinary event. we have not seen a senior member of the royal family testify in court in more than 130 years. it underscores just how rare this is. when prince harry was sworn in this morning, he was referred to

as "your royal highness" before cross-examination got under way. this morning a dramatic day of testimony in a london court. prince harry is the first member of the british royal family in 130 years to appear as a witness in court. for the prince it's personal. he's one of four celebrities taking on mirror group newspaper, one of several tabloid media outlets he and his wife meghan accuse of invading his privacy. he told ththe court, a as a chit schoolol, these ararticles were incredibibly invasivive, how th material was obtained certainly shocked me. he expressed outrage of growing up in a media spotlight where nothing was sacrosanct or out of bounds, something he talked about. >> no one knows the full truth. we know the full truth, the institution and media know the full truth because they've been in on it. >> reporter: the prince's

attorney alleging the journalists sowed the seeds of discourse, telling the court that his mother, princess diana, was also a target, alleging her phone had also been hacked in the '90s. but legal victory in this case is far from certain for the prince. a lawyer arguing there's no evidence to support claims that harry's or diana's phones were hacked or the extent of the unlawful information gathering. many royal watchers believe harry is taking a huge gamble, opening himself up to rigorous cross-examination. but it's a risk he's willing to take on his quest of trying to change the media landscape. guys, prince harry's testimony is truly unusual, especially when you consider the mantra of the royal family, never explain, never complain. as far as the judge and the court is concerned, the judge is saying that prince harry you can

expect to testify all throughout today and into tomorrow. >> megan fitzgerald, thank you. let's get some more perspective on the case, prince harry's decision to take the stand. we welcome in daisy mcandrew, royal commentator. they talked about how it was risky because his cross-examination would be coming and he'd have to face questions. that's happening as we speak. what do you know about what's going on in the courtroom right now? >> so we know that harry and his team have selected 33 tabloid newspaper articles that were printed that they're complaining about that they're alleging were as a result of some illegal activity, hacking or illegal use of private investigators. they're going through 33 articles, taking them one by one.

the barrister, the lawyer, who is cross-examining harry, who has had to ask him to speak a little bit louder. he's known as the beast. it gives you the idea that this is going to be pretty aggressive harry is holding up pretty well. he believes the tabloid media took his mother, his mental health, his unborn baby, his family, his friends and his country. this is a mission he's not going to give up on. >> and he claims the tabloids put a real wedge between him and his brother. when you think about it, a royal has not testified since the 1800s. so do you think that william and his father, charles, might -- how will they be seeing this he kind of says he's doing it because of what the tabloids did to them. >> yeah. i think as megan was saying, there's a very different attitude between the rest of the royal family and harry harry has taken on this attitude and i think the rest of the royal family thinks this is an

argument and fight he should not have picked and may not win. it's interesting also to think about how this case would differ from an american case. his legal team here in the uk, they are not allowed to coach him. whatever you've seen with witnesses being coached, that's not allowed here he won't even be allowed to see his legal team this evening. so he really is on his own he is without the support of his family and in some ways without the support of his legal team >> i had no idea that's how this went down. when will this wrap up when will we have a conclusion >> harry's bit will wrap up, i think, tomorrow afternoon but the whole case -- because there are lots of other people who are also trying to sue the mirror newspaper. we're thinking the case could go on for a number of weeks we're going to have to wait until the whole case is wrapped up before we know if harry is going to win or lose my personal feeling is so far -- the team that are cross-examining him are making quite a good argument that

nearly all these articles could have come from other means, could have come from him being spotted in the road when he was at a 16th birthday party in a pub, could have come fro people at his school when articles got out about his broken thumb and a number of the articles had already appeared in other newspapers at the moment it's early days, but i think he's looking a bit shaky. >> daisy mcandrew, thank you it's so interesting how different -- >> the differences between -- >> the idea that he couldn't be coached by his attorneys, didn't even meet them that's so interesting. didn't know that back here on this side of the pond -- no, we're going to go live to normandy where they are marking 79 years since that historical invasion. their emotional reunion and the former nfl star who made it possible first, an in-depth look at apple's new product launch called a vision pro.

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their newest and augmented reality headset aims to change how we all interact. >> jake ward was at that long-awaited launch. jake, good to see you. >> good morning, craig good morning, guys this high-tech headset looks like a pair of high-speed goggles. you control it with your hands, your eyes, your voice. but with a $3,500 price tag, many are wondering who is going to buy these when they become available next year? >> vision pro is a new kind of computer >> reporter: with that, apple ceo tim cook revealing what it hopes will be their new revolutionary product, the apple vision pro headset >> the combination of hands and eyes together truly feels like magic, as if your mind is guiding the experience >> reporter: apple's first new product category in years, retailing for $3,500 and available early next year. it's able to switch between augmented and full reality with

a dial apple saying it seamlessly blends the real and imaginative words. >> scale your screen beyond the dimensions of your room so it feels 100 feet wide. >> reporter: a lofty vision with a steep price tag from the communicate -- >> what we're going to do is get rid of all these buttons and just make a giant screen >> reporter: -- how we work, use social media and listen to music. but if products like the ipod and iphone were designed to be universal, some are asking who are these headsets actually for? >> is it the new iphone? >> oh, boy that's a tough question. i don't know is everyone going to have a headset in the next five years i don't think so >> reporter: the need for augmented head sets is still small. fewer than 9 million headsets were sold last year, but the competition is fierce. meta, whose founder, mark

zuckerberg, renamed his product announcing his version of the headset days earlier most will not have the chance to try the technology any time soon but those who have say it could be a game changer eventually >> what was really surprising to me was how easy it was to use, the idea you could put this on in your airplane seat and watch on your $3,500 face computer, sure, maybe, one day >> it's obviously cool and fascinating, but $3,500, that's a whole heck of a lot of money why is apple gambling on a product that there isn't a clear market for yet >> craig, it's a great question. i think you have look at it from apple's perspective. on the one hand you thin why would they expect anyone to spend 3,500 bucks on a thing that supposedly lasts two hours on a charge and the use isn't clear. apple is trying to recreate the past success it had with something like the iphone by

looking to the future. they're looking for a device that's going to be just as transformative as the iphone was. when that came on the market, it launched a thousand industries and upended all sorts of businesses they're looking for a big hit like that. the more that you as a company can convince us to strap into an experience like this, the more you can understand about our behavior and get all sorts of information about our habits, what we like and don't like and then make money off of those insights that is the opportunity that you're seeing in this world for these companies and that's why they're going at it so hard, you guys >> there's always a twist. >> it just went from gee whiz to ugh. >> thank you, jake >> you know who might get one of those? >> al. >> al, you're always front and center who knows? oh, my gosh, you look so real. it's like i could touch you.

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get out about a thousand civilians so far hoda, the situation is critical. the water in those low lying villages is rising at a rate of six inches per hour. over the next 4 hours we're watching three things. one expert tells us about 300,000 people may lose drinking water by tonight, an estimated 500,000 people will be affected by power outages and flooding and we are watching europe's biggest nuclear power plant, zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant which relies on water from that reservoir for not only power but for cooling pools. hoda >> molly hunter, thank you more than 175 people got sick with noro virus during a recently celebrity cruise sailing. the cdc says more than 150 of the ship's passengers as well as 25 crew w members rereported beg ill during a voyage. the agency says the cruise lin notified guests of the outbreak

and implemented heightened disinfecting and cleaning on board. ceremonies in france are under way to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day and a battle that led to the defeat of hitler in world war iin to help we're looking at the veterans who made their way back to the battleground and the former nfl player who have made it his mission to help. >> reporter: they are of course part of the greatest generation. many of these vets signed up to fight when they were just teen-agers now, coming back all these decades later to see the people and places they helped to liberate and for one vet to reunite with an old friend >> i've been wanting to come here. >> reporter: richard rossi has waited 79 years for this moment. back in normandy for the first time, finally talking to his

best friend, bob bailey. >> i heard these birds chirping and feel like he's talking back to me. >> you believe he's here with you now? >> yes >> reporter: memories of a childhood friendship flooding back richard and bob grew up together in small town lorraine, ohio they played in the high school band together, both enlisting at 19 and sent off to fight in france >> d-day is here >> reporter: june 6, 1944, the u.s. and its allies launch operation overlord, storming the beaches of normandy. it would become the largest amphibious assault ever mobilized by the military and lead to the defeat of hitler today nearly eight decades later, those who survived are

welcomed back as true heros. celebrated in the towns they liberated. >> you got to salute back. >> reporter: cliff stump was just 19 years old when his glider landed in normandy on d-day. the army's first sergeant said he never thought he would live long enough to make it back. but this year at the age of 99 he did >> it gives me a good feeling in my heart to know that people respect what we did. >> reporter: here on utah beach, george saros landed that day in 1944 part of the navy, his ship delivered ammunition and equipment. at 98 he never dreamed he'd be here again >> it's a thrill to get back there. i wish my shipmates were here. >> reporter: these vets from another era, new teammates for the man who brought them here. former star nfl linebacker donnie edwards created the nonprofit, best defens

foundation, bringing vets back to their battlefield, inspired by his own grandfather who survived pearl harbour >> you didn't serve in the military but this is your way of serving? >> yeah, i just wanted to give back this is a small way to say thank you, especially to the greatest generation. >> reporter: at the cemetery thousands of americans have been laid to rest, some just feet from where they first landed >> these are all young kids who sacrificed their lives for us. it's up to us to make sure we live a full life, that we do the things -- what they fought for >> and remember them >> yes, they wanted to live, too. >> reporter: rossi's buddy bob was killed in action just days after landing in france. now 99, he wanted to tell his friend one last thing before he left >> i forgot to tell you we won the war thanks to you. >> reporter: these vets say it was their duty to serve and it's our duty to remember delta airlines partnered with

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for all the impact she's already made, she says she's just getting started. eva longoria shot to fame in the hit series "desperate housewives" and segued her success into producing and directing. but eva's most personal role is a long way from a hollywood stage. >> i knew i wanted to help latinas reach their full potential. that's a big idea. just telling people you believe in their potential is huge >> reporter: she created programs to encourage latina girls to pursue science and technology, business initiatives to help latina entrepreneurs and dig digital efforts to amplify latina cultural voices her goal -- to make latinas a powerful and influential force in the united states >> you have a way of just making you believe in possibility >> i am like the optimist. all my friends are like can you turn down the optimism

but this can happen, we can do this >> reporter: but more than a decade ago when her success finally allowed her to make a real difference, eva said she felt unprepared. so at the age of 35, eva went back to school earning a masters degree in chicano studies. >> i was like i really need to figure out where i'm going to have effective, sustainable change even if it's with one family, even if it's with one person >> reporter: to connect better with the people whose lives she sought to elevate, she decided to learn a new language -- spanish. >> language is really an >> reporter: then at the age of

44 eva gave birth to her son, santiago she says that little miracle more than anything drives her to create a better world for her community. >> there's a phrase that i love. it basically is life gets greater later. i feel like i'm looking at you and that's what i see. >> you know, it's so funny you say that because i have always felt like my greatest success is ahead of me. and i'm like, oh, that was great but wait till what's coming next >> what did you say, greater later? >> life gets greater later she's living proof of that imagine getting your masters and then learning spanish at age 40 so can you connect with your culture. like she's very cool and i know it's like people always say i'm just getting started she's really just getting started. so for more on eva's story, we 2023 inspiration list, saturday hope you'll watch it we've got an "inspiring america," 2023 inspiration list,

saturday night, 8:00 eastern all across the platform of nbc news on sunday. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're tracking some showers as well. most of the rain right now, the heavier downpours farther south with spotty rain moving around the region bringing in that potential of more showers and maybe even an isolated thunderstorm today. it's definitely feeling muggy and mild out there. we could see that's the latest weather. best time of the morning now -- "pop start. >> let's go! so taylor swift, yesterday the chart topper dropped big

news for fans who have been dying for "speak now" to come out. in a post on social media she announced a track list that will include a handful of tracks from the vault and a song featuring haley williams taylor's version of "speak now" is coming out july 7th we have a hilarious video you can play on repeat check out this moment from one of taylor's recent shows that quite literally took her breath away >> i swallowed a bug i'm so sorry it's so stupid >> just shake it off. >> delicious >> ew! >> stars, they're just like us >> there you go. all right. we can move on

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>> why are we looking back at that first episode of "sex and the city"? we mark 25 years since "sex and the city" premiered in 1998. that's jp and her girl gang of sing 30 somethings they quickly changed the game. it inspired six seasons, two movies, the prequel and the revival. this show has staying power. it was revealed that actress kim catrell will be returning as samantha jones after all this time, the four ladies are back together >> that's crazy. >> never saw one episode. >> come on >> not one frame >> not you either? >> no. no next up, "variety" sparking another hot debate this morning. it ranked the 62 best super hero performers since 1970. let look at the top ten. we'll start with two members of "black panthers" cast.

angela bassett and the late chadwick boseman ryan reynolds and hugh jackman and alfred molina, "spiderman" sequel michelle pheiffer for her take on "cat woman" from the tim burton "batman." michael b. jordan is at number three for his role in the first "black panther." and guess who is number one? >> michael keaton. >> >> no. it is heath ledger for his oscar winning performance in "the dark knight." are you shocked, al? >> i can't argue, though he is not a super hero he's a villain >> super villain >> there were villains in that list >> the fact that keaton is not

in the top ten -- >> it's a travesty >> i agree this last one from mcdonald's this has been happening on tiktok it's a mcflurry hash brown sandwich >> no, no, no, no. >> ice cream sandwiches by filling two hash brown patties with mcdonald's mcflurry the creator calls it salty, crun cru crunchy, potatoey sweet. we're going to try it. >> you can't not try it. >> a mcflurry in between two hash browns. >> looks like a stomach ache >> be careful. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. it's a little drippy >> just leave it on the table. >> carson, you go. you try. >> very good >> huh-uh. >> very good >> no, it's not. >> it might be ruining the really hot great hash brown. >> because they're like soup >> the hash brown is warm. >> you have to like sweet and

savory for this dessert. >> oh, it's good. >> stop it >> i'd like to have some jello wrapped in a corduroy suit >> do you like it? >> i do like it. >> it's salt and sweet >> i like my salt and sweet separate >> you don't like peanut m&ms in your popcorn >> no, i don't >> i don't either, but i like this >> you like salty and sweet? go with a payday bar this is ridiculous you don't have to do everything. guys, it's time. >> it's time >> they've been waiting outside. >> it was time about 40 seconds ago. >> a live concert with music superstar ed sheeran first, your local news and weather. ♪ good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. the future of the oakland a's

remains in limbo after nevada lawmakers joined their four month legislative session without taking up the stadium proposal. the team is looking to build a ballpark on the las vegas strip using public money. it could be considered in a special legislative session at a later. the governor said he will call for a special session later this morning. meteorologist kari hall is checking incoming rain. >> it's pretty unusual to see rain coming through in june. we are seeing scattered showers in parts of the bay area especially in the east bay in contra costa county and showers moving up and down the peninsula into san francisco. this is all a part of a storm system farther to the south. over the past 24 hours there's been quite a bit of rain and even thunderstorms and lightning. we're watching out for the possibility of storms as well. the chance is very low, but we may see more rain later on this

evening into the north bay as well as in other parts of the bay area. definitely humid for this afternoon. marcus. >> thanks. we'll have another update in 30 minutes.

♪ i'm in love with your body ♪ welcome back 8:30 now the calendar says tuesday, but it sure feels a lot like a friday because these fans are gearing up for a live concert. the one and only ed sheeran! >> yeah! [ cheers and applause >> ed, we're so happy you're here we're going to visit with you. people are missing their finals so they can be here. people are getting married, but they came here first >> this little girl here missed her math test. >> she missed her math test. and the best thing, y'all, ed is here all morning long. he's going to be here this whole half hour. he's going to be here for the third hour, going to perform for

the fourth hour. he's got new songs and classics. ed, we love you. >> thank you >> the crowd is infectious before we get started, al, let's take a quick look at the weather. for the weekend for you an for tomorrow we are looking at some showers and wet weather for today, i should say. it's not the weekend i'm thinking it's friday showers and storms in the northies, sunshine southeast a flood risk south good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. parts of the bay area waking up to rain. over the past 24 hours, we've seen a lot of showers around thunderstorms, and we're watching out for that possibility for us as well, but mostly off-and-on rain possible, high humidity and there could be more waves of rain this evening. rain chances go down tomorrow, temperatures stay in the mid 70s

streaming live for all our peacock subscribers. be sure to check us out wherever you are on peacock don't miss an incredible moment like this. ed's asking about the hash brown and ice cream. i think the philly cheese steaks you made were better >> yeah, yeah. >> would you try that? >> i don't want to judge it without trying it, but it didn't look -- >> doesn't look good >> folks, don't go anywhere. don't get off your couch because our concert from ed sheeran about to start right aft this.er

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ed sheeran's fans are here for a live concert before he begins, check out this look at ed's path to super stardom. ed sheeran is one of the most popular singer/songwriters of today. ♪ they say ♪ >> reporter: thanks to his biggest hits "shape of you," "shivers," and the romantic ballad "perfect. ♪ i don't deserve this ♪ ♪ darling, up look perfect tonight ♪ >> reporter: they landed him at the top of the charts and on the grammy stage he's been nominated 16 times and took home 4 top awards, but he's faced challenges recently. ♪ place your hand on my beating heart ♪ >> reporter: just last month h went to court to defend his copyright of his grammy award

winning song "thinking out loud" scoring a huge victory as the jury sided with him believing he created his music independently. >> i'm very happy with the outcome of the case. looks like i'm not having to retire from my day job after all. >> reporter: he celebrated by releasing his new album "subtract" which he shared at an impromptu concert in new york city he didn't stop there his next surprise helped send off the fan favorite "ted lasso" tv series, writing the season finale song, "a beautiful game," and professing his love of sports sheeran is now back on the road for his fourth world tour, "mathematics," his fourth time touring north america in five years. but first he's here to make a special stop at "today" on our city concert stage >> let's stop wasting time ed's ready to go so kicking things off from his latest album "subtract," give it up for ed sheeran.

[ cheers and applause ♪ i know it's a bad idea ♪ ♪ but how can i help myself ♪ ♪ i've thought a few things tha might help ♪ ♪ it's been a while dealing wit the cards i dealt ♪ ♪ still holding back these tears ♪ ♪ my friends are somewhere else ♪ hard ♪ ♪ how can it be this heavy ♪ ♪ every song reminds me you're gone ♪ ♪ i'm here alone just dancing with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ everywhere i look i ♪ i step in the bar, hit me so hard ♪ ♪ how can it be this heavy ♪ ♪ every song reminds me you're gone ♪ ♪ i'm here alone just dancing with my eyes closed ♪

♪ everywhere i look i still see you ♪ ♪ and time is moving so slow an i don't know what else that i can do ♪ ♪ so i keep dancing with my eye closed ♪ ♪ i think you'll come home soon ♪ ♪ and it's only me in this room ♪ ♪ i guess i could just pretend the colors are more than blue ♪ ♪ i lost more than my friend, i can't help but miss you ♪ ♪ no one is ever ready, when it unfolds ♪ ♪ how can it be this heavy, everything changes ♪ ♪ the truth is now you're gone ♪ ♪ i'm dancing with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ everywhere i look i still see you ♪ ♪ time is moving so slow and i don't know what else i can do ♪ ♪ so i keep dancing with my eyes, my eyes closed ♪ ♪ shutting the bars are cleanin the floor, everybody else is home ♪ ♪ i'm on my own, still dancing with my eyes closed ♪

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we are back with an amazing crowd and one of the biggest names in all of music, ed sheeran. [ cheers and applause >> his new album "subtract" came out last month, debuting at number one on the billboard charts that's got to feel good to start off like that. >> i'm happy people are liking the record >> you were just touring in philly you're out playing this music. what was it like being in front of the crowd there >> crazy really, really crazy they're a very passionate crowd. >> philly fans usually are.

>> i'm really enjoying being back in the states, though, it's really great >> i think a lot of people want to know with the record, you're away from the hip-hop stuff right now. where are you thinking musically you might go once this tour is over >> well, i've sort of made -- over the last few years i've made a lot of music. that's the point where i'm at now is what to do next i've known for the last 13 years what mathematics would be and now it's like what to do next. so there's lots of questions going around in my head. >> are any of them in the country music genre? >> yes well, i lived in nashville for a couple of years and i sort of fell in love with it there that's something i would love to do at some point, yeah >> we would like to see that what do you got for us now >> i'm going to play a song called "life goes on." [ cheers and applause

>> all right, take it away, ed >> do i take it away okay ♪ ed. ♪ ♪ ♪ if ♪ ♪ if i could think, i ran out o♪ words, got nothing to say ♪ ♪ everything hurts and love needs a way and memories soothe ♪ ♪ our sweetest refrain ♪ tumbli♪ ♪ the waves came tumbling down ♪ ♪ as you float away, reaching tl

for you ♪ ♪ tell me how, how my life goes on with you gone ♪ ♪ i suppose it seems like a storm ♪ ♪ if you leave me now, all the storms will roll, easy come and go ♪ ♪ then life goes on ♪ ♪ i remember the way that you y put me first ♪ ♪ what a heart-wrenching shame thatl 'lnever know just like tears in the rain ♪

♪ my constant gray in the clouds, when i hear your clouds, when i hear your name ♪ ♪ i think of love, tell me how my life goes on with you gone ♪ ♪ i suppose it seems like a leae storm if you leave me now ♪ ♪ all the storms will roll, eas come, hard go ♪ ♪ then life goes on ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, life goes on ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i am so afraid, i ♪ i watch the sun setting down ♪ ♪ i am so afraid, i need you now ♪ ♪ tell me how, how my life goes

on with you gone ♪ ♪ i suppose it seems like a storm ♪ ♪ if you leave me now, all the storms will roll ♪ ♪ easy come, hard go, then life goes on ♪ ♪ easy come, hard go, then life goes on ♪ [ cheers and applause >> don't go away ed's back with the perfect song. i know you're ready for it

we are back with more music from grammy winner ed sheeran. >> with his massive hit "perfect," streamed more than 2 billion times on spotify alone, put your hands together once

again for ed sheeran [ cheers and applause ♪ i found love for me, darling, just dive right in and follow my lead ♪ ♪ for i found a girl, beautiful and sweet ♪ ♪ i never knew you were the someone waiting for me ♪ ♪ cuz we were just kids when we fell in love ♪ ♪ not knowing what it was, i will not give you up ♪ is all i♪ ♪ and in ♪ darling just kiss me slow, your heart is all i own ♪ ♪ and in your eyes, you're mine ♪ ♪ baby, i'm dancing in the dark

with you between my arms ♪ ♪ barefoot on the grass, listening to our favorite song ♪ ♪ when you said you looked a mess ♪ ♪ i whispered underneath my breath, darling you look perfect tonight ♪ tonight ♪ ♪ i found the woman stronger than anyone i know ♪ ♪ she shares my dreams i hope that someday i'll share her er y home ♪ ♪ i found a lover to carry more than just my secrets ♪ ♪ to carry love and children of our own ♪ ♪ we are still kids, we are so in love ♪ ♪ fighting against all odds, i know we'll be all right this ths

time ♪ ♪ darling just hold my hand, bel my girl, i'll be your man ♪ ♪ i see my future in your eyes ♪ ♪ baby, i'm dancing in the dark with you between my arms ♪ ♪ barefoot on the grass dress listening to our favorite song ♪ ♪ when i saw you in that dress looking so beautiful ♪ ♪ i don't deserve this, darling you look perfect tonight ♪ ♪ hmmmmmmm ♪ ♪ baby, i'm dancing in the dark

with you between my arms ♪ ♪ barefoot on the grass listening to our favorite song ♪ ♪ i have faith in what i see ♪ , ♪ now i know i have met an ange in person ♪ ♪ she looks perfect ♪ ♪ oh, i don't deserve this ♪ou t ♪ you look perfect tonight ♪ [ cheers and applause >> ed sheeran, you are absolutely incredible. did y'all love that? [ cheers and applause >> ed, ed, the love for you is so palpable. by the way, hang on. i just want to show you something. stay up here, ed hold on, hold on >> don't make ed move, hoda.

>> i won't make you move just to show how devoted your fans are we got a tattoo here that says "life goes on. you've got one, too. what do you have >> it says "the waves won't break my boat. >> you just signed it. ed, when i was walking down here, i heard you singing and there was another guy named ed who was singing. your name is ed? >> my name is ed castillo. i'm have clifton, new jersey >> you got a little something you can sing in. >> yeah, sure. ♪ dancing in the dark with you between my arms ♪ ♪ barefoot on the grass, listening to our favorite song ♪ ♪ i have faith in what i see, now i know i have met an angel in person ♪

♪ she looks perfect tonight ♪ ♪ i don't deserve it ♪ ♪ you look perfect tonight ♪ [ cheers and applause >> if you were a coach on "the voice" would you turn your chair? >> oh, yeah. >> let's acknowledge ashton playing piano. >> beautiful ed, man, thank you so much you've come here multiple times. please keep coming back to the "today" show >> thank you for having me >> have a good time at met life this weekend as well. >> by the way, we're just getting started. we got more music from ed sheeran coming up on the third hour, coming up on the fourth hour as well. >> which ed will sing? >> both eds. your local news, weather and these messages

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