they say anyone who knows where either of these people are are asked to call 911. >> police in san jose have identified a person of interest they believe is responsible for a shooting in the mission district. a source tells nbc bay area that javier campos is a person of interest. sources also say campos has a tie to gangs in the bay area. the drive-by shooting on friday sent nine people to the hospital. it happened during a block party. >> well, that's what's happening here across the bay area this morning. "today" show is coming up next. >> also join us on our streaming plat a travel nightmare on one of the nation's busiest roads >> yeah. part of i-95 shut down for the foreseeable future it is june 12th.

this is "today." commuter chaos a tanker truck fire in philadelphia causes a portion of i-95 to collapse >> we had a fire underneath the underpass. >> millions set to be impacted with repairs to take months during the height of the summer travel season. we'll have everything you need to know and where the investigation stands this morning. countdown to court former president trump heading to florida today ahead of his arraignment there on federal charges tide tied to those highly classified documents he's accused of keeping at his mar-a-lago estate. just ahead, republicans circle the wagons. >> donald trump, you may hate his guts, but he is not a spy. >> but his former attorney general says the case is tight. >> if even half of it is true, then he's toast. >> the latest just ahead. behind bars. another american detained in russia this time on drug charges. >> i don't believe i've done what i've been accused of.

i don't know what i've been accused of. >> his message from jail and the new tensions between washington and moscow miracle rescue new video showing the moment four young siblings that survived a plane crash and were found deep in the amazon jungle alive. a 13-year-old girl hailed as a hero for keeping her siblings safe just ahead, what those kids did to survive and how they're doing now as we talk with the man that led that search and rescue mission. those stories, plus netflix and deal users adjusting to life after that password sharing crackdown. >> this is so annoyingng this is horrible. >> why the company is calling its new policy a success and will other streamers follow suit and beach bear the unexpected guest that joined visitors at a popular florida beach for a quick weekend dip. today month, june 12, 2023 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah

guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning welcome to "today" on a monday morning. it is really nice to have you with us starting your week with us. >> welcome back. there was an office pool o whether you were coming back or not. i don't know that i would have, but you're here. >> it is difficult knowing we're going back for the 2024 olympic including th in paris we have a lot to get to, including new details on this incredible story the miracle rescue and survival of four children who were lost in the amazon jungle for 40 days. >> overnight officials released new video of that rescue we'll show you more on tha and we'll also talk to the man in charge of the operation to find those kids. but, first, our top story. a terrifying highway collapse in philadelphia thankfully, nobody was injured but a tanker truck fire triggered part of i-95 to collapse and give way. this morning hundreds of

thousands of drivers who rely on one of the busiest interstates are facing a commuting nightmare, and it could last for months officials say this repair will not be quick or easy emily is near the scene for us emily, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you you can see the southbound section of i-95 behind me charred out from the flames. on the other side, the northbound overpass is completely gone. crews are working to clear up 500 tons of debris and doing s with caution because at this stage in the process we could still see a fire reignite. the governor calling it extreme devastation that could take months to rebuild. this morning a disastrous scene of buckled concrete and steel on i-95 >> something is ignited. >> reporter: after this elevated northbound section of highway completely collapsed early sunday when authorities say a tanker carrying 8,500 gallons of

a petroleum-based product burst into flames below. >> i smelled smoke smelled like gasoline actually. >> reporter: drivers navigatin through massive plumes of smoke billowing into the skies fire and rescue rushing to the see scene and the highway shut down in both directions >> we had a lot of heat and fire underneath the underpass. >> reporter: mark was heading south on i-95 where the northbound lanes began to buckle. >> i hit a bump, went down my son went on the phone and saw that right where we were it collapsed. so, you know, i started counting my lucky stars at that moment. couldn't believe it. >> reporter: there are no reported injuries or deaths. though, one vehicle remains trapped under the roadway. authorities are investigating the cause and have not released details on the tanker's owner or driver. >> once we get things moved and everything, we'll get to the scene of the fire. >> reporter: i-95 runs up th east coast from florida all the way to maine and this urban section is critical for daily commuters and

interstate commerce, typically carrying 160,000 vehicles a day. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro says repairs will begin immediately but could take months. >> secretary of transportation pete buttigieg made it clear whatever resources would be needed to rebuild i-95 and to do so in a safe and expeditious manner would be provided to us >> reporter: already this morning we're seeing snarling traffic in the area. officials beefing up train capacity and launching a new website to provide alternative routes for drivers the good news is, even with the dell care waiver in the area, officials say there have not been significant impacts to the environment or drinking water. savannah >> just looking at those images, it will take a while emily, thank you very much meantime, preparations are underway for a historic court hearing. donald trump set to become the first former president to be arraigned on federal charges when he appears at the federal

courthouse in miami tomorrow we have two reports. we'll start with nbc senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning to you the former president set to travel to florida today ahead of his arraignment tomorrow at the courthouse behind me that hearing will be truly historic a former president facing criminal federal charges brought by the country he once led security ramping up this morning outside the miami federal courthouse with preparations underway for tomorrow's arraignment of the highest profile criminal defendant in history, former president donald trump. on the campaign trail this weekend, mr. trump raging against what he called his politicized prosecution. >> this vicious persecution is a travesty of justice. biden is trying to jail his leading political opponent. >> reporter: and the man leading it, special counsel jack smith. >> you have this maniac. i call him a deranged person, jack smith. >> reporter: smith has said no one is above the law.

>> we have one set of laws in this country, and they apply to everyone. >> reporter: law enforcement officials tell nbc news they're concerned mr. trump's rhetoric heightens the risk and extremists could try to disrupt the proceedings. but there is no evidence on social media of january 6th style planning for violence. mr. trump urging supporters. >> they have to go out, and they have to protest peacefully. >> reporter: the 37-count indictment unsealed friday accuses mr. trump of illegally taking classified national security documents with him to mar-a-lago when he left the white house, storing them in unsecured boxes stashed in a bathroom and on a ballroom stage, sometimes showing them off. then, even after receiving a subpoena from the fbi, conspiring with an aide to hide them from investigators. the classified material included information about weapons capabilities of the u.s. and foreign countries, u.s. nuclear programs and potentially u.s. military vulnerabilities mr. trump also lashing out at

former attorney general bill barr who said this weekend that the charges are serious. >> if even half of it is true, then he's toast. it is a very detailed indictment, and it's very, very damning. >> reporter: the former president calling his former attorney general a, quote, gutless pig on social media and saying his comments are misinformation for now republican allies and rivals alike are standing by the party's 2024 presidential front runner. >> you can't have one faction of society weaponizing the state against factions it doesn't like. >> reporter: mr. trump won't be lingering in florida after his arraignment. he's expected to fly back to new jersey where he's giving a campaign speech and a fundraiser at his golf club in new jersey he raised millions of dollars after his first indictment in new york that is a feat his campaign would like to repeat here. savannah >> garrett, thank you so much. let's turn to nbc senior

legal correspondent laura jarett let's talk about the strength of the prosecution's case as presented in terms of evidence it seems to have it all. surveillance video, messages, witnesses on the other side and an audio tape of the former president acknowledging the elements of the crime. >> it is pretty powerful and all of it is contemporaneous. having his body man be as part of this alleged conspiracy, all the text messages exchanged about how mr. trump wants the boxes in this room, that room. the allegation is that he even packed the boxes we wondered exactly what his role would be. they're alleging he was personally responsible for actually packing some of the boxes. but perhaps most damning is his lawyers' own notes on his reflections of what the former president was telling him. and he has all of that documented in detail. >> what's interesting is we're talking about hundreds of boxes. you see them there the only documents for which there is a charge is those marked top secret, the most sensitive, and those that he

just returned there was no charge for that. >> yes and that's what shows you that perhaps this case could not have existed if, in response to all of those things with the national archives, if he had just given everything back the indictment makes you think they wouldn't have brought the case what he's being charged with is what happens after he receives the grand jury subpoena and he still doesn't give the documents back after they come in for the search warrant and they're still negotiating. and that's the meaningful difference here between the case of the former vice president and, of course, the former secretary of state. giving the documents back would have made a difference. >> well, there are vulnerabilities in any case. what can the defense exploit here >> those attorney notes. it is not the typical case that you get to see attorney/client privileged notes those are supposed to stay secret it is sacrosanct for that reason so you could have frank communication, except when it's been used in furtherance of a crime. one federal judge said there was evidence of that, which is why the doj got their hands on those notes. however, there's going to be a

new judge in florida and she could exclude that evidence. >> it really does come down to whether a judge makes a favorable ruling on that key piece of evidence. this is the judge aileen cannon who we believe is going to be assigned to the case she's the very judge who presided over earlier aspects of the case, made pro-trump rulings later reversed on appeal >> that's right. >> how could this play out >> and she's appointed by the former president that's not the reason for a favorable ruling it is that she already ruled in his favor and was reversed twice by conservative-leaning federal appeals court. it doesn't mean she will rule in his favor in this case maybe there are different issues, she might rule differently. it's worth noting she does have that background and that's why some have raised questions >> these charges fall under an old law called the espionage act. lindsey graham, republican senator, saying he's not a spy that is not what the law requires. >> you don't have to be a spy. obviously, it conjures that image, but the statute itself is far broader.

all it requires is that you have unauthorized possession, which there is here because he's no longer president and that you willfully retain the documents and in this case, he retained them even after he was asked to give them back that's all it requires. >> that's the heart of the case. laura, thank you very much appreciate it. all right. we have a lot more to get to craig joins the table. a weekend of rest overseas >> yes hoda, savannah, good morning good morning to you as well. a u.s. citizen has been detained already adding to tensions between the united states and moscow keir simmons has more. >> reporter: this will reignite questions about whether president putin is pursuing a strategy of taking american hostages or whether as russia says these are citizens falling afoul of russian law

the arrests could not take place without president putin's approval russian president putin at an awards ceremony this morning as american musician travis leak becomes the latest u.s. citizen to appear behind bars in a moscow courtroom video shows him denying the charges. >> i am not admitting guilt. and i do not believe i have done what i have been accused of because i don't know what i have been accused of. >> reporter: nbc news cannot verified when the video was made or whether leak was under duress during the filming leak has lived in russia making rock music this exchange recorded as a mic failure. >> it's the kgb. they're blocking his signal. i'm quite sure you had someone on your tail. >> reporter: now moscow's court service saying he's been held on drug dealing charges, facing a sentence of 12 years it is unclear whether u.s. diplomats have been granted

access to him in prison. the state department telling nbc news in a statement, when a u.s. citizen is detained overseas, the department pursues consular access as soon as possible the american government continuing to press for the release of "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich and paul whelan. last year, brittney griner spent 10 months in prison until she was exchanged for a russian arms dealer over the weekend, russia and ukraine swapping soldiers. [ speaking in non-english mom, i'm home, this russian says, celebrating. while on the front lines, ukraine's counter offensive battling to overcome russian resistance fighting that will determine both country's futures and this morning ukraine is celebrating some small victories, but russia has had a long time to fortify its

defensive line and does have air s superiority at this defensive line it is too early to know where the battle will be at this time. craig? >> keir, thank you. the billionaire media tycoon, who was italy's longest serving premier has died a one-time cruise ship singe he served as prime minister in three separate stints between 1994 and 2011, but he was just as well known for his controversial private life, allegations of corruption. he was diagnosed in leukemia in april after years of poor health he was 86 years old. let's move to an unexpected visitor turning heads on a popular florida beach. so what initially looked like a big dog bobbing in the wavesdes more am mused. 83 degrees turned out to be a big black bear v

visitors in destin seemed to be more amused than frightened. it was a perfect beach day after all. 85 degrees after that refreshing swim, the bear scampered ashore and one person yelled out, i guess he's on vacation, too. i don't know how he ended up out there. >> the folks around him are just far more calm than i would have been. >> maybe it was shock. stunned. shocked. let's get to our first check of the weather from al hey, al. can't blame him. it was a hot day. >> i know. for some folks, the weather will be unbearable. >> oh! >> we're here til thursday try the veal you can see showers an thunderstorms around the great lakes. risk of severe weather along the mid atlantic and central plains. we're looking at 19 million people at risk for severe weather from lamar to dallas and san angelo along the i-95 corridor possible tornados what we are worried about is the possibility of hail.

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moment rescuers found four young siblings deep in the jungle. the eldest 13, the youngest just a year old the kids looking emaciated but alive. for the last 40 days rescuers had been scouring the forest covering more than 1,600 miles it was called operation hope and finally over the weekend, columbian special forces in the middle of the night lifted them to safety, evacuating them to the capitol of bogota. [ speaking in non-english columbia's president saying our children were taken care of by the jungle the children, measures of an indigenous tribe, had been living off the forest since their cessna plane went down may 1st. along with their mother, they had been flying to a small city in central columbia when the pilot reported engine failure at 7:30 a.m. on may 1st. but when rescuers arrived at the scene, they found three adult bodies, but not the children over the weekend, joy, relief from their family.

their grandmother says leslie, the oldest child, had always taken care of her younger siblings and would have known exactly what was safe to eat earlier this morning, hoda and savannah speaking to the commander of the operation >> to think there was a 13-year-old who was the oldest and there was a little baby that turned 1 while in the jungle you dropped food and you had a loud speaker with their grandmother's voice asking them to stay where they were, not to keep walking around. did that help you in finding them >> another part of all this, the food, for instance, we are not sure in this moment if they use one of them to maintain their survival >> we are so amazed by you and your team and above all, these children we heard that the family was so grateful to you, sir, that you were named as the godfather for the littlest one, for the baby.

>> that is true. and that is an honor for me to r be a godfather i feel her like my -- my -- my girl it is amazing. i just only have one kid, but for me, i have in this moment two. the girl and my boy. >> telemundo reporter rafael has been covering this story. >> they live in a small community in the middle of the jungle, so they are used to the jungle they know what they eat. they know what to eat. they know about the warmth they know about the jungle. >> reporter: there was edible flowers found in the wreckage and photos by the rescue tea show fruit half eaten, a baby bottle and shoes left behind were all clues to the young survivors. [ speaking in non-english their grateful father telling

reporters they believe a lot in the jungle, calling their rescue a miracle of god now recovering in the hospital, the director says they're weak but speaking the 4-year-old and toddler were player, the director saying, that when a child plays they feel good. >> you want to see that road to recovery it is hard to believe they witnessed their mother dying and then, on top of that, went 40 days in the jungle so apart from their incredible resilience and smart thinking, what else do you think, molly, made this rescue a success >> reporter: hoda, every detail is heart stopping. but the rescue mission itself with hundreds and hundreds of people and the indigenous search leader who worked very closely teak of course deep in the with the military said it was a combination of ancestral wisdom and western wisdom, a combination of military technique and traditional tech teak of course deep in the amazon forest there.

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this morning a closer look at that password sharing crackdown at netflix >> yes, the streaming giant started to boost those users who are borrowing the accounts of family and friends new data shows the plans to boost its bottom line may be working. >> vicky nguyen is here with everything we need to know. vicky, good morning. >> good morning. after netflix announced that password sharing crackdown, they first faced an outcry from users, but now the opposite has happened actions are speaking louder than words. people are signing up. and the days of password sharing for all streaming services may be numbered. ♪ oh, no ♪ >> reporter: for the estimated 30 million households sharing their netflix password - >> i guess it's time i grow up. >> reporter: -- the dreaded day has arrived. >> my mother-in-law cut us off netflix. >> reporter: as the password crackdown ramps up and shuts out users. >> i can't watch a crocodile documentary that my mom pays for. >> reporter: it comes weeks

after the streaming giant sent subscribers an e-mail saying your netflix account is for you and the people you live with announcing it would now cost an extra $7.99 to share an account with someone outside your household. >> this is so annoying this is horrible. >> reporter: but the backlash didn't last. new data shows netflix added a stream of new accounts after it shut down sharing, even posting its fourth highest days of new subscriber additions in the four and a half years since that data has been tracked industry insiders say that's good news for netflix, which took a major gamble by limiting account access >> go on say you like it. >> actually i love it, yes >> reporter: but what this means for streaming fans is unclear. while many believe netflix's recent subscriber boost will

encourage others like hulu, prime video and nbc universal owned peacock to put a stop to password sharing, others say it might be an opportunity for other platforms to cash in on a top competitor. >> you are going to see these other streamers, their prices will go lower and lower to compete with netflix and see what could mean and they will say, i can get disney+ pfor this amount or tha amount >> reporter: which means now may be the best time to shop around and see what best meets your streaming needs. max dropped hbo from its name but added several new brands to its library, including the food and magnolia networks. >> are you ready to see your fixer upper? >> reporter: even if you are not ready to ditch netflix entirely, you can save money by downgrading to a cheaper subscription plan and avoid overpaying for a souped up premium subscription. >> a lot of us have multiple streaming services. of course, you have peacock, amazon, hulu if you want to slim down, what should you consider? >> you should go on a subscription fast.

this is what the experts recommend. you have so many things, you don't know what you're watching. keep your account. delete the apps for a few days and see which shows you are gravitating back to. oh, i do watch quite a few things on this service that's what you know to keep if you are only watching one or two, maybe it is time to purge. >> all right, vicky, thank you. >> so many for the kids anyway. >> exactly mr. roker, how about a check on the weather >> we are on free, live, on-air coverage we are in color and we have sound, everything you need right here all right. let's look at your fine nbc stations look at these temperatures it is a cool summer day. pittsburgh 69, that's 12 degrees below average. palm springs only 87 believe it or not, that's 13 degrees cooler than average. tomorrow we still have cool conditions grand rapids, pittsburgh, raleigh down to atlanta, santa fe temperatures do start to warm back up by friday. buffalo, you are at 72 80 new york city by friday 86 in the queen city of cincinnati

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it is 7:56 right now. i'm laura garcia. here is a look at what's happening now. >> i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where police are identifying a person of interest in the mass shooting that sent nine people to the hospital friday night. this man, javier campos, is a person of interest in a shooting that happened at a block party in the mission near 24th and

harrison. cam pose is associated with a mercedes leaving the scene, california license plate 9bpt146. if you have any more information on this investigation, police are asking for your help. let's get a look at our forecast for this monday morning with meteorologist kari hall. >> and we're seeing some scattered showers moving across parts of the bay area this morning. the rain has been wide and quick moving, but we are still looking at a chance of more of it coming through as we go into today. the chance continues into early tomorrow and then after that we'll see some slight warming by the end of the week and a mostly sunny sky. saturday will be the warmest day in the forecast before we get cooling on sunday. and in san francisco, also a chance of showers in the forecast with temperatures in the 60s, and we'll also continue throughout the week and get a little warmer by the end of the week. >> thank you for joining us. another local news update is coming up in half an hour. also join us for our midday news

at 11:00 a.m. have a great monday morning.

coming up, travel nightmare. a tanker fire triggering a collapse of i-95.

months as authorities >> just a remarkably devastating site >> millions set to be impacted with repairs to take months during the height of the summer travel season. everything you need to know and where the investigation stands this morning. >> a major stretch of of the busy highway, now shut down for months as authorities investigate the cause. we're live with the latest. then hiring frenzy it is that time of year. teens everywhere looking to land that summer job and finding opportunities have never been better. >> as the overall economy cools down, the job market for teens has never been hotter. >> the high demand and even higher pay plus, "today on the move." we're meeting up with a man who is spreading joy around new york city tap dancing >> down here bringing the tap to the people. >> straight ahead, he'll join us live on the plaza. and a night at the tony's. the show going on amid the writer's strike with the best in broadway, big wins and show

stopping performances. ♪ >> we've got it all coming to "popstart," today, monday, june 12, 2023 we're starting out the week at "today. >> from illinois. >> alabama. >> texas. >> and nashville. >> from houston on a girls' trip >> three generations on the plaza. >> our family's trip to new york from cocoa beach, florida. >> i'm here with my sweetheart >> celebrating our 50th anniv anniversary at the "today show." >> awe >> big crowd out there welcome back to "today." it is monday morning so nice to have you starting the week with us. >> happy you are back. >> happy to be back. busy morning let's get right to the news here at 8:00. one of the nation's most critical highways is cut in half

today. i-95 just collapsed due to a tanker fire. it just collapsed. chaos was immediate. it is likely to last for months as repairs go on emilie ikeda near the scene with the latest. >> reporter: the level of destruction is just stunning we're talking about 500 tons of debris crumbling to the ground what you will see behind me, crews are working to begin the massive undertaking of clearing out the area and the rebuilding process, which the governor warns could take months. authorities say a tanker carrying 8,500 gallons of a petroleum-based product burst into flames early sunday morning leading to the complete collapse of the i-95 overpass of what you're seeing behind me. it is not clear what led up to that vehicle fire. we also don't know any details around the truck driver. a lot of unanswered questions at this point as the investigation continues to ramp up i-95 runs from florida all the way to maine and connects a number of major cities including

new york city, philadelphia and washington, d.c. this is a critical artery, not just for commuters, but also for interstate commerce as well. so we can expect to see snarled traffic. and we're already seeing that play out this morning. governor shapiro plans to issue a disaster declaration this morning to help expedite the rebuilding process in the meantime, we saw a website. pa.gov/95updates to offer alternative routes also, train capacity is being beefed up to help drivers who are dealing with this traffic. but you know it is going to be tough conditions for the weeks, perhaps months to come. savannah >> thank you very much an investigation is underway into the death of unabomber ted kaczynski. he was found unresponsive in his cell saturday at a federal prison hospital and he died. the associated press saying kaczynski died by suicide.

he confessed to a 17-year package bombing where he killed three people and injured 23 others he was eventually found in 1996 living in a shack in montana after one of the longest and most expensive man hunts in u.s. history. ted kaczynski was 81 years old. the summer is almost here and lots of high schoolers are looking for jobs new data suggests that opportunities have never been better in terms of options and pay. sam brock is in miami with a look at what's driving the search sam, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, craig, savannah, hoda, good morning there is a tremendous amount of demand for workers from retail to restaurants to summer camps here in miami-dade this is day one. i'm sure you guys remember this as camps like this across the country right now have parents dropping off their kids with teenage counselors about 1 in 5 of all hires for all ages will be teenagers this month. that is the highest that figure has been since they have been tracking the stat.

it was only a few years ago that as summer rolled around a fraction of the workers plucked for jobs were teenagers. but fast forward to 2023 and hirings at this richmond area company, the art factory, paints a very different picture of what's happening now across the u.s. >> there is 46 of us out of the 46, 27 are teenagers. it's definitely been the easiest year to hire. >> reporter: a clear wake-up call. >> look, i ordered one good burger with nothing on it. >> reporter: that this isn't your '90s teen job market. >> a meat patty is something you said nothing. >> what do you see right now in terms of summer hirings? >> the bottom line is as the overall economy cools down, the job market for teens have never been hotter. >> reporter: payroll company gusto represents 300,000 small and mid-sized businesses including art factories a crunched the numbers the percent of the hires was 2%.

in june of 2022, it climbed to 15%. this year forecasts grow to a whopping 18%. >> businesses need waiters and folks that can run summer camps and do the sorts of things that older workers might be unable or unwilling to do anymore. >> reporter: newly hired teenagers like tony wearing multiple hats. >> i host parties, birthday parties for kids i also am a camp host. >> reporter: and increasingly, they're raking in more money gusto says the average pay for teen jobs is a tick under $15 an hour with it being up 9% from just a year ago. with tips, kailey is making around $17 an hour, saving for college and discovering a new passion for teaching. >> i'm like, i can't wait to go into work today. i get to see my kids today. >> reporter: the sectors seeing the highest percentage of teen hires, sports and recreation, followed by food and beverage,

education and retail with a massive shortage of life guard driving up pay for teens even more it's making it clear these younger workers are critical to the economy and here to stay now, while this is a national trend, we have seen more pronounced increases of teen hiring, specifically, guys in certain markets. across the country, virginia beach is number one. 44% of all hires are teenagers 15 to 19 years old according to this information from gusto, followed by cleveland, charlotte, pittsburgh, philadelphia and then minneapolis. as far as the unemployment rate for teens, it is hovering between 9% and 10% that is the lowest it's been since the 1950s. craig, savannah, hoda, i don't know what your first jobs were i think back i was teaching tennis and squash back in the day, trying to get to $16 or $17 an hour. kids these days have a pretty good market to walk into. >> sam brock, tennis teacher, i can see that sam, thank you >> sam wants to go back in the day.

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audiences in the world, the millions of riders of the new york city subway system. >> in new york, everybody has a mission and somewhere they're going, something to do, someplace to be. i have to be a dynamic enough part of the city that it makes them want to stop and say, oh, let me experience this new york experience right now in the moment. >> but his story didn't start in the city of new york it started in the city of chicago where he grew up tap dancing with his family. and then his long-time girlfriend nicole got a part in the broadway show "six," and he followed her to new york to support her dream while auditioning for his big break as well. >> my options were a job that you can do right away, like a waiter type of thing or a bartender. or i was like, i can use my art and bring it straight to the people and see what happens from there. >> reporter: and what has happened is something extraordinary. connections with commuters, shy

smiles from children who then jump in to learn and sometimes like today a full-on dance party with a middle school from houston, texas >> five, six, seven, eight. >> okay. you know what, i just witnessed some magic. >> yeah, yeah. >> i just witnessed some subway music. >> i'm down here bringing the tap to the people. >> what was going on with you and the crowd? >> that was the exchange that happens a lot down here. >> how do you capture someone's attention in the chaos right here >> just have to be able to connect with them fast enough for them to want to connect with you, you know? >> this is a communication without any words. >> yeah, yeah. >> just doing it >> yeah, to be honest, it's just a conversation if i can give you a little rhythm with my feet and that captures you enough, that's the goal right here. >> reporter: i had a goal myself i wanted him to teach me how to make my own magic in the subway. >> i want you to give me two steps, but then we're going to

clap so it's just like a right left, both feet and then clap. yeah, you know, kind of like a we will rock you type of thing yeah >> reporter: soon i was shuffle ball changing along with these sweet tourists from iowa >> the big finish comes when we put it together. five, six, seven, eight. step, step, clap shuffle step, shuffle step toe toe, heel, heel, step, step, step yes! and then the bow, though and then the bow you have to finish with a bow. >> by the way, you are so magnificent. >> thank you >> you are full of joy and positivity and all the things needed everywhere. >> reporter: even through all the noise under the streets of new york city, he raises the light. [ cheers and applause >> it's all about the

connection i watched you, and i feel like you have a million of these connections in the subway. talk to me about a couple. >> yeah, yeah. connections are great on the subway oftentimes people will stop and watch and just the smile from their faces is one of motivation in itself. but sometimes people will actually contact me after the fact, hit me up on my dms on instagram or something like that and be like, man, i watched you today and my child is still tap dancing. and one time i actually had a girl contact me that had been suicidal and had been going to therapy about these suicidal thoughts so she was keeping a journal of little things, little reasons to live she put me in the journal for that day just to be able to make it to somebody's day like, you are part of their reason for living for that day, you know, the connections and the experiences i have down there are great. >> that's incredible. >> yeah. >> and i know you do it for pure love. >> yeah.

>> it's your passion you dance whether someone is paying, whether there's an audience, you dance because it's in you >> yeah, no matter what. in my mind, i'm dancing right now. >> that's really the life lesson sometimes you think i can't get paid for it so i can't do it you think, i will have to do this grinding 9:00 to 5:00 job but you figured out a way to do both. >> coming from chicago, shout-out to chicago, by the way. >> he's a celeb in chicago everybody knows him there. >> it trains you to know how to go out and create your opportunity. here in new york there is opportunity everywhere chicago is an amazing city as well, but you kind of have to create your own opportunity or wait for it to come to you, you know >> can we see some moves >> let's make this happen. >> what are we going to do what do you want to do >> how about a little shuffle step >> okay. little something like that. >> okay, thank you >> okay. >> i won't remember.

>> from last time a little bit >> okay. >> now we're gonna switch it up. give me one of these right, yeah.back. look. hey, hey take it to the back. look yeah, yeah, yeah >> shuffle ball change. >> shuffle ball change, yeah let's go thank you. [ cheers and applause >> thank you y'all look great you all look great. >> thanks, guys. thank you so much. >> thank you so much take care. >> appreciate you. >> a pleasure to meet you all. pleasure, pleasure thank you so much. appreciate you. >> you are a star, my friend >> thank you so much that's it. it's ready for you

it's ready for you. >> all right now you are on the move tomorrow you will take us and introduce us to some new york city bus drivers. i know it is near and dear. >> yeah. my dad was a new york city bus driver, and i got to meet up with four incredible bus drivers who represent for the mta. i can't wait to introduce you to them. what it means to them to continue that tradition. >> love it >> wow just in time for father's day. >> exactly. how about a check of the weather. >> little spritz a little heavier here in the northeast. but in the meantime, let's show you what we got going on a lot of wet weather all the way from the great lakes to the mid atlantic states, all the way down to the southeast. also strong storms back through the plains cooler around the rockies. 90s into florida 70s in the northeast for the day, a rainy, dreary day from upstate new york all the way down into the panhandle of florida. severe storms back through the lower mississippi river valley below average temperatures out

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing a lot of clouds moving by the bay area and also some spotty showers that continue to move closer to the north bay after seeing some early morning rain. now we are seeing the showers moving through petaluma, sonoma and also approaching vallejo. temperatures reach the you had a break. what happened? >> fell on is sidewalks in new york city. >> all right it's the gift that keeps giving. what is your name? >> nancy. >> where are you from? >> we're from maine. >> all right hopefully that heals up quickly. let's go back inside for the best time of the morning, "popstart."

>> lots to get to today. despite the ongoing writers strike the 76th annual ton awards went off last night without a hitch and without a script the show was held in washington heights for the first time the glitzy production was packed with historic wins and all-star performances including one from the cast of "funny girl" even though leading lady lea michele was not eligible to be nominated. according to the rules she was out of the running because she did not originate the role that did not stop her from bringing the house down with this number. ♪ here i am ♪ >> oh, the crowd went crazy. >> as for the winners, good night oscar sean hayes took home

top prizes for performances in a play jay harrison gi from "some like it hot" and victoria clark won for musicals kimberly also beating out the competition for best musical and huge congratulations going out to all the winners at the tonys last night weird moment in the crowd if you spotted a surprising new yorker in the audience. new york jets new quarterback aaron rodgers, he's on everything causing a stir on social media broadway fans wondering how did aaron rodgers end up at the tonys. one tweet was funny. aaron rodgers at the tonys listening to a song about corn he's making the rounds >> why not next up naomi watts. you remember when hoda hit the actress with this question here. >> there's a big glitz coming from some ring over here i can't stop looking at it >> okay.

i didn't know, but now i know. >> just struck me, but it's beautiful. >> hoda is asking if you're engaged. >> it's so beautiful >> it was brain fog. >> that was funny. i was standing right over here it was just shiny. it begged for the question >> we had to. >> even though naomi did dodge that engagement moment hoda was on the money. over the weekend, she revealed she and her actor husband billy crudup are married it was captured with a serie of photos on instagram congratulations to them. next up, tom brady recently spent some time aboard a yacht with youtuber sensation mr. beast. while they were hanging out, mr. beast challenged brady to take a football and hit a drone with one of his spirals but take a look at what happened on the very first try. >> if i hit the drone on the first try, maybe i should come out of retirement. >> i like that.

>> dad, you're gonna miss. >> first try >> wow wow! >> i mean, of course. >> i mean, come on are you kidding me >> he threw that trophy to gronk over the water strike. >> maybe he could play football. >> come out of retirement, i don't know maybe he could be the raiders new quarterback. >> was the drone water proof i think about the drone, the lost drone >> i love you, savannah. you care next up, ed sheeran stopped by our show for a concert. but that was the first stop of a record-breaking week over the weekend. he played out of new jersey at met life stadium it was the biggest show ever in the united states. and on top of that, he actually broke the ticket record at that venue. the stadium putting out this banner congratulations, ed shear. all-time concert record thanks to the 89,106 fans here tonight. congratulations to ed. >> wow >> and taylor was just there. >> i was going to say.

>> but it was sold-out weren't they all sold-out? >> i guess some people brought their own seats. "white lotus," if you thought it was too soon to say good-bye to jennifer coolidge's character, maybe not looks like there could be a future of that character by looking back into the past series creator mike white teased a prequel about the character tanya. that is a funny idea making jennifer 20 years younger. that would be fun, too that's your "popstart. >> thank you, guys up ahead, two johns for the good morning. it is 8:26. in the last half hour a new shuttle opened in the north bay for travelers in sonoma county. spot rail service will provide a

micro transit shuttle. it's envisioned as another option for commuters to connect to nearby destinations by offering a flexible route anywhere in the surrounding service zone. let's get a look at the forecast for this monday morning. >> we've seen a little bit of rain off and on this morning moving think parts of the bay area. the rain chances continue for today. right now chances are going higher for the north bay, where we've seen some spotty showers passing by. as we get a look at our high temperatures today, we'll reach the upper 60s and low 70s, even mid 70s from the tri-valley toward fairfield. as we go into the middle of the week, it does get slightly warmer for the inland valleys, but rain chances go down as our temperatures go up. join us for our midday news

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♪ hey, everybody we are back. it is 8:30 we are here on the plaza what an awesome crowd. how are you guys it is good to see everybody. we had a great crowd out this morning. right, sg? >> all right let's go, let's go, let's go what a great crowd we love you guys. >> it's a little spritzy and they're still here we love y'all. if you enjoy stars -- does everyone enjoy stars two for the price of one today, jon hamm, john slattery stopping by tina fey also in the cast. why are you guys sitting so far apart? you're good friends. snug in. >> bromance. >> we got that al, behind you we found the happiest baby around >> oh, how are you doing >> this is my favorite aunt,

aunt mandy, visiting all the way from san diego we're so happy. >> is that a vintage hat >> i wish, but it looks old. >> it's loved. >> i can't"today's" best sellers >> he's so cute. coming up, also, guys out here with a one-woman water balloon party. one of "today's" best sellers is out here reusable, recyclable they're great. >> you know when you are picking up the each individual piece >> can't get them all. that's brilliant. >> that is brilliant >> science, thank you for inventing that. the next chapter in our summer of love series. what jenna learned from a best selling author married for more than two decades about keeping the romance in a relationship alive. a few minutes ago, we told you about the surge in summer jobs for teenagers on the third hour, we will focus

on some summer side hustles, outside the bax ways on how to make extra cash without lifting a finger, and they're all perfectly legal. >> okay. good to note. keeping the summer of love theme alive, we will get our newest "start today" contributor, ally love she has great ideas on revving up your morning routine that might have you looking forward to that early alarm clock going off. i can't imagine that's possible. >> okay. lots to look forward to. let's look at the weather, al >> let's look at the week ahead. we will start things off with a lot of wet weather along the northeast. severe storms down through the gulf below average temperatures in the central plains then, as we get into the mid part of the week, heavy rain in the southeast. plenty of sun in the mid section of the country toasty in texas. sunshine in the western third. spotty showers in new england. record warmth down in texas and seasonal, sunny conditions out

where are you guys from? >> abc nyc. >> there you go. enjoy your time in the big apple. nice to see you guys. >> we have howard. we have moorehouse we have clark. up next, two of ou favorites from "madmen" going in a different direction with their new movie. we will sit down with jon hamm and john slattery. but, fst, this is "today" onir

welcome back we first saw jon hamm and john slattery together on "madmen." they've been friends ever since. they're teaming up once again. they can't keep away from each other. it's a new movie called "maggie morris." jon hamm plays a detective trying to solve two murders. here's the thing both victims are called maggie moore. take a look. >> anonymous says, quote, unquote, he was up to something. >> huh did anonymous say where they found this >> no. but this text we put up you are going to want to see >> anonymous note with an anonymous phone and some anonymous texts. any fingerprints >> sounds good, johns. good morning. >> thank you >> good morning to you >> we have two johns we have two maggie moores. two victims by the same name what drew you to this project?

>> it's -- you know, it was kind of an original, interesting take on a crime story that had this bizarre coincidence. you know, obviously it is a terrible thing, solving a murder, but it was based on real events and it was just exceptionally well written and i knew i was in good hands with this guy at the helm. >> john, you direct it you're not in the movie. >> i did. >> did you know right away jon hamm was your leading man? >> i did i pretty much did. i read it and thought who would be good for this oh, i know then i gave it to him. and he said, which was a good idea, he said we should get tina to play -- >> tina fey is in it as well i don't want to give it away not only is she key to the story, but there is a relationship that develops. >> yes it's a developing relationship as they say. but, yes, it was a perfect

medley of friends that got to work together and he kept trying to get into the movie. i was like, no, no, no you sit behind the camera. stop coming in. >> how is he as a director >> phenomenal. wonderful to get >> write that down, by the way phenomenal. >> phenomenon. no, it was wonderful to get a chance we had obviously worked together, john as a director on "madmen" as well and it was just really, really a great experience. >> didn't you direct an episode of "madmen"? >> i did two how many did you do? >> i did five. what did you do, only two? >> only two. i forgot the other three that you did. >> you guys really are dear friends irl, in real life. what is it like to be directing each other i mean, is that a weird -- i don't know enough about -- >> it not so much directing really you know, as a compliment, it's

really little adjustments of -- you know, do it a little more this way or that way he knows the drill, and the script was very good he and tina have known each other forever. it's pretty relaxed and just a series of -- >> yeah. the shorthand is real. we know each other very well there is trust baked into the whole arrangement. so we just -- you know, we wanted to make a great film and tell an interesting story, and that's what we did. >> so i read something interesting about you this morning, jon hamm, and it surprised me i heard that you like "the real housewives" franchise. is that a factor is it faux news >> no, that's real i would say yes. i've been indoctrinated. >> which one are you into? >> i'm a jersey man. >> jersey? that's not what i thought you were going to say. >> did you know this fun fact about your friend? >> i did not know that >> have you branched out to the

other franchises like your vanderpump -- >> i'm a vanderpumper. i like beverly hills i like new york. we'll see what this whole new new york thing is all about. >> are you surprised >> andy cohen is from st. louis. i have to support the home team. >> that's true once you start watching, you get sucked in. i started watching that real estate show, "selling sunset." have you watched that? >> not yet it's only a matter of time it is a universe it is a vortex it will get us all eventually. >> what is something you'r watching on tv right now john slattery that you say, oh, i wish i was in that? >> hard to not watch "the real housewives." hard no not want to be in "succession. it's like actor porn you watch that and you go, it is a good bit of writing. >> is there one character you're like, oh, i could have nailed that one?

>> logan roy. you would be a good logan. >> yeah, logan yeah, yeah. >> they would have to age him up thoughyou, he's kblomuch younger than loga. >> oh, he's fine. >> thanks very much. >> tom is a good part. you know, they're all great. they're all great. >> oh, yeah. what about you, jon? is there a show you would want to be in >> wow you know, the great thing about being in the show that we were in is that we got to be a part of, kind of, the firment and, so, it's hard to look at anything else and go, oh, i wish we were in there. we were in the great thing >> i heard you were also in the og "madmen" to me is the moment when television surpassed or at least was on an equal footing to movies in terms of quality. >> we got so lucky to have been in that show at that time. even looking back on it, now it's been off the air for almost ten years. and we go, wow but we can still look at it and it holds up. it's still something interesting and beautiful to watch

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all right. we a we are back with our special series "summer of love." and we are focussing on marriage

this morning jenna is our resident love correspondent. >> i love this i recently met up with best-selling author helen ellis. her new book is a collection of essays about love, marriage and the secrets to her own success, staying in love for nearly three decades. during the pandemic, you know, a lot of couples tried making bread or maybe yoga. what did you and your husband try? >> viagra. and let me tell you, it's better than banana bread. much better. >> reporter: author helen ellis is known for her funny and unfiltered humor and now she is speaking out about life with her husband. together for almost 30 years and married for 21, she is still madly in love and sharing her secret >> why did you want to write this >> oh, my gosh i have to tell you about my

husband. how we deal with snoring, how we deal with planning for later in life, how we deal with weddings and our sex life >> reporter: ellis is unapologetic when it comes to describing the kind of couple they are not >> we are not a couple that does half marathons we are not a couple that wants to come and stay in your guest room. >> y'all decided, you are not a couple that has children. >> that's right. >> reporter: she says that's a formula that works for them. ellis named her new book "kiss me in the coral lounge," intimate confessions from a happy marriage it is the room in her new york city apartment where she and her husband hunkered down during the pandemic and where she realized once again in this special place all their own how much she loved her husband. >> it's like, there is a million different ways to live, and we don't have to live the way that everybody lived before us, necessarily. >> no, and that's the coral lounge this is the second bedroom that doesn't have children.

it doesn't have house guests >> you painted the apartment when you were 45 >> it was the real decision of okay, we will have a two living room apartment >> y'all made the best decision for you. >> >> we made the best decision for us. >> reporter: ellis isn't afraid to go against the norm she rejects the notion that marriage is work and considers she says it's more like play, ensuring the fun always remains. >> it seems like it's cornerstone, a north star of who you are, but also of your relationship. >> it really is. my attitude towards my marriage is the same attitude i have towards writing this that's be funny, be honest and be kinds you know, that's my rule. this is from, i think, 2017. >> you made this >> we made these together. >> reporter: ellis writes about the traditions she and lex have created over the years, such as

foregoing gifts and instead opting to make hand-crafted valentines for each other. >> it seems like you find joy in this moment, the little parts of life that really are life. >> it's true joy is small, romance is small the most romantic thing that my husband does, every year he gives me a piece of paper with a number on it and the number is the days that we have been together. >> one night i got home from traveling, and henry, my husband, had put a little post-it note he drew two ships and then he wrote two ships passing, dot, dot, dot >> oh! >> i know! marriage doesn't need to be filled with grand gestures and big christmas gifts. >> we don't do christmas gifts, birthday gifts every day is the gift. >> reporter: her story is filled with every day life, the habits, the problems, the solutions, something so many of us can relate to. well, almost. >> every story i was like, oh, i see myself here.

i see myself right here. i see a friend right her and -- except for the viagra part. >> yes >> i'm glad you clarified. >> i just wanted to make sure she knew what type of couple i was. that was a little too far for me >> be funny, be honest, be kind. >> be funny, be honest, be kind. shouldn't that be our motto for everything read this book it is hilarious. you will laugh hysterically. she's like a david sedaris, but a southern woman my favorite type of david. helen's book "kiss me in the coral lounge" is out tomorrow. she's sharing a hilarious essay from it exclusively with us. find it and more info at today.com. >> i got to read this book. >> it is so cute. on our fourth hour, emmy winner neil patrick harris is joining us. >> that's after your local news. >> what time is it, al

good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. san francisco police are now looking for a person of interest identified as javier campos, tied to friday night's mission district shooting that sent nine people to the hospital. a source telling nbc bay area campos has ties to a bay area gang. now, the driver of the car in the drive-by shooting happened near a block party at 24th and harrison street. witnesses report hearing more than 20 gunshots. campos may be driving a gray mercedes. we'll have the latest on four want more e from your r vitam? get m more with n nature's bob. from t the first-e-ever tripe actition sleep s supplement.. to daily d digestive s suppor. to more wewellness sololutios every daday.

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