>> to a live look at the coliseum in oakland, where later today fans of the oakland a's are hoping to fill the stadium for a reverse boycott. those fans are hoping to send that message to the oakland a's owners, john fisher, that they want them to stay. you may recall the a's are trying to move to las vegas. team officials are trying to persuade nevada lawmakers to use public money to partially fund the new stadium. fans want the a's to stay in oakland and wait for the current owner to sell. they plan to wear green shirts and the game begins at 6:40 ni good tuesday morning donald trump set to be arraigned hours from now >> all eyes are on the federal court in miami it is june 13th. this is "today". in court security high ahead of the president's appearance today

facing charges of illegally keeping classified documents while republican rivals begin shifting their tone on the campaign trail. >> how about blame him he did it. >> if this indictment is true, president trump was incredibly reckless with our national security. >> we are live in miami with coverage on how this historic day will unfold. 22 u.s. service members injured in a helicopter incident in syria what we're learning about the incident and the investigation gridlock tens of thousands of drivers adjusting their commutes in the wake of that i-95 collapse in philadelphia. >> this is a way that i would never take to work under normal circumstances. >> crews racing to clear the debris and begin repairs as new details emerge about the fiery crash behind it. high spirits the siblings in that miracle in

the amazon recovering in the hospital, even drawing pictures to thank the rescuers, while their family reveals more about their 40-day ordeal and what they did to survive. all that, plus, end of an era. pat sajak, the legendary host of "wheel of fortune" for 40 years announces he is finally ready to retire when he will take that final iconic spin. >> and golden! >> drives and lay-up is good >> the denver nuggets crowned nba champions for the very first time >> it's over at least the long wait is over. >> setting off a party in the mile high city half a century in the making today, tuesday, june 13th, 2023.

from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. good to see you. welcome to "today. it is tuesday morning. i can hear them in denver all the way from here, right >> i always think about the nba finals that go on for months and months the denver nuggets emerge the winners. >> we will start with donald trump. he's about to become the first former president to be arraigned on federal charges. >> he will appear at this courthouse in miami facing a federal judge at 3:00 eastern. he will likely enter the courthouse through an underground tunnel. he will be processed by federal marshals and the fbi >> the former president is expected to be fingerprinted, possibly photographed. handcuffs unlikely before he's expected to plead not guilty. >> from there, trump is set to

travel to new jersey. he will deliver remarks at 8:15 tonight. >> as to the latest on the charges, what happens next and what all this means for the 2024 election we do have complete coverage garrett haake is at the courthouse to get us started. >> reporter: good morning to you. the former president will likely arrive and depart from this courthouse underground, an there are no cameras in federal court, which means only a handful of people will be former president appear to plead not guilty to these historic charges. donald trump poised to make history this morning as a federal criminal defendant, facing arraignment before a judge this afternoon the former president returning to florida on monday cheered on by a small group of supporters. >> it is a disgrace. it is a witch hunt the whole thing is a scam. >> reporter: mr. trump remains defiant. in the 37-count indictment accused by the special counsel of mishandling classified documents and obstructing evidences to retrieve them

the material included top secret informs about weapons capabilities of the u.s. and foreign countries, u.s. nuclear programs and potential u.s. vulnerabilities. >> the laws that protect national defense information are critical from the safety and security of the united states. >> reporter: mr. trump on social media attacking his indictment as, quote, strictly third world, vowing if elected to appoint a real special investigators to investigate president biden. an appointment a president has no power to make directli. republicans, including house speaker kevin mccarthy, largely rallying to mr. trump's defense. >> the idea of equal justice is not playing out here, so that's a real concern to all of us. >> reporter: but some of mr. trump's republican rivals say the charges are serious, including former new jersey governor chris christie. >> the conduct is awful. and we're in a situation where there ar people in my own party are blaming doj.

how about blame him? he did it. >> reporter: and mr. trump's former un ambassador, nikki haley. >> if this indictment is true, if what it says is actually the case, president trump was incredibly reckless with our national security. >> reporter: it is a full circle moment for mr. trump who in 2016 relentlessly attacked hillary clinton for storing e-mails on a personal server, arguing it disqualified her from the presidency. >> in my administration, i'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information no one will be above the law. >> reporter: amid calls for protests from mr. trump and some of his allies, miami's mayor and police chief say they're confident they have the resources to keep the city safe. >> we're taking this event extremely serious. we know that there is a potential of things taking a

turn for the worse. >> reporter: now, one of the big questions heading into today's hearing is who will represent mr. trump in court his two lead attorneys resigned late last week he's not announced their replacements todd blanch, a former federal prosecutor that also represents mr. trump in a new york case is expected to be part of the team >> all right thank you. want to get more perspective on this senior legal correspondent laura jarett is at the courthouse in miami and kristin welker here with us. laura, let's start with you. what do you expect to go down today? and how about that question garrett raises about who will represent former president trump in this florida courtroom? >> reporter: despite this enormous media presence here, once mr. trump enters that courtroom behind me, he is expected to be treated largely just as any other federal defendant would, which means he will be fingerprinted electronically there may be a photo we wouldn't that to be released to the public. he will have to fill out

paperwork, his address, close relatives, all of those things before he enters the courtroom and makes his first appearance before that judge. at that point, he will be informed of the charges formally and then he will actually enter a plea which we would expect of not guilty as garrett mentioned, who exactly is standing behind his side even though we are hours away it is extraordinary we don't know that given the serious gravity of these charges he has at least one former federal prosecutor, todd blanch, bu that's the same person that's representing him in the first case he was indicted on on the hush money charges it will be interesting to see who else arrives today it is remarkable he doesn't have a full slate of high-powered defense behind him right now. >> let's take a step back because a lot of people are wondering how is this going to play out this is one of those rare cases where you have a legal timeline and you have a political timeline and both are important here. >> reporter: they're both

important. and they're inextricably linked because the former president will make a vigorous defense we already heard him making it in public. his legal team is expected to file a number of pretrial motions which could significantly delay the legal timeline at the same time, you have the political time with the primaries coming up next spring when he's facing that other trial in manhattan in march. it will be interesting to see how his lawyers position it, how they explain to the judge, look, he's got to be on the campaign trial. how do you expect him to sit in the courtroom and participate in trial? >> yeah. he'll try, his lawyers will try to run out the legal clock so it heads into the election of the campaign, and then you have a whole set of other questions about a candidate for federal office being tried let's talk about the politics here we are starting to see some republicans, republican rivals for the presidency speaking out against president trump, which is not something we see too often these days.

>> it is not, savannah and starkly different from what we saw where everyone was rallying around him. any you have asa hutchinson, not a surprise now nikki haley came out yesterday, sharpened her tone. but most notably chris christie took some of the sharpest attacks against former president trump. he has now forcibly broken with him. take a listen to what he had to say at a town hall overnight. >> they're playing political games with you because he kind of liked trump a little bit and i don't say anything bad about trump and then trump implodes and goes away, then you are more likely to vote for me. >> this is christie talking abou what the other candidates in the race who are circling the wagons and afraid to face trump, he's saying this is the game they're playing with you, voters. >> he laid bare how do we address this moment.

and basicall they're doing what we saw in 2016 they are not going after former president trump. and he's basically saying what's the point in being in the race i have been talking to sources who say, look, there are conversations inside republican campaigns about potentially sharpening their own -- their tone. but, savannah, the big question is you have one or two candidates criticizing mr. trump, i'm not sure that makes a difference when 79% of republicans say they see these charges as politically motivated. you need to see all of the candidates come out to criticize him i think to make a big difference in this primary. >> the reason they're afraid is because the core trump support within the republican primary. i mean, there is a bedrock core, as trump likes to say, he could do literally anything and they will stick with him. how much space is there in the republican primary for a candidate like a chris christie

or nikki haley or anybody that wants to be critical or just to say, it's a mess. we all liked trump is there a lane for a potential candidate like that? >> there is a lane but that bedrock is strong 35% to 40% of republican voters. however, taking a step back, you do have states like new hampshire, arizona, maine where unaffiliated or independent voters can vote in a primary those are gettable votes, savannah that could make the difference but you need to see a larger chorus of voices come forward. that's going to be the big question in the coming weeks and months >> it will be fascinating politically, legally and every way. thank you so much. programming note, nbc news will bring you live coverage of today's arraignment on many of these nbc stations and we'll also be streaming on nbc news now. breaking overnight, we're learning about a helicopter accident in syria that injured nearly two dozen u.s. service e. chief international corresponden keir simmons joins us now with these breaking details keir, what can you tell us this

morning. >> reporter: the u.s. military is calling it a helicopter mishap sunday resulting in injuries for 22 service members. u.s. command which oversees operations in the middle east said the injuries were of different degrees and added in a statemen the service members are receiving treatment for their injuries and ten have been evacuated to higher care facilities the cause of the incident is under investigation. although, no enemy fire was reported and that could be a crucial detail in late april the army ordered a temporary stand down, resulting in at least 14 soldiers being killed now, these are early days, so we can't say this latest crash is connected, but it will surely be top of mind as the military investigates what caused this. >> we do have troops there in syria. what kind of situation are they facing there >> think back to the early days of the civil war in syria when isis was at its peak

we're a long way from those days now, but the threat has not dissipated. as you mentioned, the u.s. military has about 900 troops conducting 38 operations against isis just this last month to prevent its resurgence meanwhile, russian troops are still based in syria just under three months ag a drone attack by iranian-backed militias killed a contractor and injured 6 other americans. hoda, syria remains a pressure cooker of conflicting international interest, a place where things could easily escalate at any time, hoda. >> keir simmons for us in london thank you. 13 minutes after the hour. we have craig who has the latest on this gridlock after the i-95 collapse in philadelphia. >> in short, it is creating a travel nightmare on one of the nation's busiest roads it is a nightmare that could last for months. the collapse now declared a disaster as new details emerge about the fire that caused it we have more on the latest

good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. well, we now know it was a deadly collision authorities recovering a body from the wreckage. family members say it was a man behind the wheel of the tanker to crashed into the interstate behind me as for the ripple effects we're seeing from the road closure, already a huge impact on travel, commuters, and commerce. this morning, a massive rebuilding process kicking into high gear after that tanker crash engulfed i-95 in philadelphia, reducing the northbound lanes to rubble surveillance video showing the fiery collision. now officials revealing new details about the moments just before it. >> from what we understand, the tractor taylor was trying to navigate the curve, lost corral -- lost contro of the vehicle, landed on its side and ruptured the tank and it got in the fire. >> is the crash considered an accident >> yes. >> authorities recovered a body from the rubble. they have yet to live the individual, bu

family members say it was nathaniel moody, a husband and father described as an experienced truck driver >> the sister called me. she said, ike, she said the state troopers just left teresa in jersey and they told her they pulled the body from the truck. >> reporter: the truck had been carrying 8,500 gallons of gasoline fueling intense flames hot enough to compromise steel girders on the roadway 160,000 vehicles rely on this section of i-95 each day a main transportation artery now severed for weeks, if not months pennsylvania's governor calling the scorched thoroughfare disaster and aaa warning it could have a ripple effect across the region. >> this will have a ripple effect in how truckers deliver things, how people get north and south of here on their summer vacation, their summer road trips.

>> reporter: snarled traffic already snaking through the philadelphia area. >> yeah. you can see the traffic is really building up and really going all the way down. >> reporter: as commuters brace for the long road ahead. and you can see just how much progress crews have made on the northbound lanes over the last 48 hours, especially with an aerial view. but the rubble is about to multiply because officials say the fiery crash was so hot, it also compromised the southbound lanes which now need to be demolished in the coming days. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be on site later today surveying this massive undertaking. >> looks like it will be messy in philadelphia for a while thank you. the party is still going in colorado the denver nuggets nba champions for the first time in franchise history. >> falling away! rebound brown, banks it home bruce brown puts the nuggets back up by one

it's over. at last, the long wait is over after 47 years, the denver nuggets can finally call themselves nba champions. >> the announcer did a good job there. the nuggets beating the heat 94-8 right there in front of the hometown fans. celebration is on first time in denver history nikola jokic led the way 28 points, 16 rebounds he was named mvp we told you the party was going on in denver you think? thousands of nuggets fans spilling onto the streets, some setting off fireworks, others climbing light poles when you waited 47 years, you got to let out a little steam. a parade and rally scheduled for thursday. >> we have to point out, craig, i know we were riding you when you were not correct with your predictions. in this particular case, you get an atta boy. let's go back in time, shall we? >> you got the tape? >> are they going to take it

>> oh, no question >> what is wrong with you? >> no question. >> what is wrong with you? >> they'll take it in five, maybe six. you never know >> save the tape place your bets, anthony place your bet. >> anthony, did you place your bet? >> the nfl is right around the corner. >> you were right, five games. >> jokic, by the way, sportsmanship personified. before he celebrated with his team, he went to every player and patted them on the back. mr. roker is literally on the road today for our "today on the move" series. >> hey, guys good morning it is hard to believe 1.5 million new yorkers take the bus every day. largest bus system in the country, and we are going to be getting on the bus and picking up some passengers it is also a tribute to father's day for me because my dad was a new york city bus driver for more than two decades. we will take a look at that and

give you an inside look at the bus system but let's look at your weather right now. we are looking at strong storms firing up in texas and oklahoma. we've got severe thunderstorm watches and warnings developing right now. 19 million people at risk from savannah to dallas damaging winds hail possible as well. tomorrow we will ramp that risk up as we move from jackson, mississippi, georgia isolated tornadoes possible, wind gusts and hail possible. heavy showers and thunderstorms making their way into the great lakes to the northeast today, into tomorrow the southeast, severe storms we need the rain here in the northeast, so that's good news as you look at the rainfal amounts, half an inch to an inch up to the north, but heavy amounts, anywhere from 1 to 3 inches from shreveport to savannah locally could d be upwardsds of

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all right. that's your local weather and everything you need to know. we're getting on the bus and getting ready to ride. we'll see you in a little while. >> all right, al >> i love it >> thank you we'll catch up with you. coming up, incredible new details on that miracle rescue in the amazon jungle kelly cobiella is on the story for us. >> reporter: hi, good morning, hoda yeah, the children still in the hospital this morning but telling relatives about how they hid from snakes. and the touching reason why they were so determined to leave the site of their plane crash. guys >> all right and then good news if you are one of those that likes to unwind with a little adult beverage at the end of the day we will break down a new study that reveals the benefits when it comes to stress and your heart health and light to moderate drinking. >> light to moderate. >> but first, this is "today" on >> but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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street. police say one man was shot and died at the scene. so far, there's no official confirmation or information on any arrests. >> happening today, the first lady jill biden will be visiting the bay area. dr. biden is set to speak at san francisco at three different events. two of those are receptions for president biden's re-election campaign. then later tonight she will be a featured speaker at the gifford's law center celebration, a gun control research and advocacy group. tomorrow the first lady heads south to los angeles for more campaign events and then next week president joe biden will be visiting the bay area. what kind of weather will greet the first lady? let's check in with our first lady, meteorologist kari hall. >> we're starting out cloudy but it is going to shape up to be a really nice day. we're keeping the comfortable temperatures and some of our warmer spots making it to the upper 70s today. that will be the trend through

the rest of the week, reaching up to 83 on friday, 85 on saturday, and then notice the different temperatures between sunday and monday. the winds will pick up and we'll bring back that ocean breeze, which may bring back more clouds, even for the inland areas. san francisco will see a little more clearing for the next few days in the afternoons, but we're keeping those temperatures in the 60s as we head at least into early next week. mike, you'll have the update on weather and traffic. go to nbcbayarea.com.

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he's saying hello. these aren't commuters these are bus operators, the people we're honoring today. men, women who get us safely where we need to go. this is a labor for love for al. his father drove a bus for three decades in the city. it is a key part of who he is and we'll have more of that in just a bit. >> he would be proud of his boy. we'll hang out with al in a moment let's start this half hour with the story everyone is still talking about, that miracle rescue of four siblings who survived a plane crash and 40 days alone in the amazon jungle. >> nbc's kelly cobiella joins us with an update on this incredible story. >> reporter: and just some remarkable details today we're learning more about how the children survived from the children themselves, telling relatives how they hid in tree trunks to escape snakes and other animals, and how they used what they found in the wreckage to

keep them all alive. this morning the four siblings that survived 40 days deep in the amazon jungle are slowly regaining their strength at a military hospital and talking about the moment they were found last friday by a team of military and indigenous searchers. the eldest girl was carrying her one-year-old sister and holding her other sister's hand. they ran to hug me, and leslie said, i'm hungry the cessna carrying the four siblings and their mother crashed deep in the amazon forest may 1st it took two weeks to locate the wreckage searchers found three adult bodies in the plane, but no children the father of the two youngest children says the eldest told him their mother was alive for four days and told her children before she died that they had to leave. their grandfather says they stayed by the plane, surviving on three pounds of casava flower

they traveled with eventually when no one came to help, the siblings started walking for weeks searchers found clues -- half eaten fruit, small footprints, a baby bottle, a tiny pair of shoes their grandfather said leslie fed her one-year-old sister baby formula until it ran out then only water. the only siblings surviving on berries and seeds they found in the jungle their family say the kids heard this recorded message in their grandmother's voice, telling them to stop moving the children finally found just in time. their grandfather saying leslie was too tired to walk. the children, now playing with each other, reading and drawing pictures, the hospital director said, including these, thanking the military and indigenous search teams one picture with the words siempre bendecida, always

blessed. >> this story is such a miracle when you're imagining the children watching your mom basically pass away and having to go 40 days. you talked about how they found berries and other things what other types of resourcefulness did they use to make it through that >> reporter: well, their relatives sa this ancestral knowledge passed down from their grandmother was key to their survival. searchers sa leslie was really smart about this she took camping gear, even a flashlight that was still working. they stayed by a river or water source the entire time, and they even managed to make a makeshift shelter with some of that camping gear to protect them a little bit guys, it is just incredible to imagine what they went through traumatized, of course, but said to be in good spirits this morning. >> that's just remarkable. >> you can't believe it.

>> incredible. >> thank you, kelly. >> we are going to switch gears now to new developments in that case in utah we have been following here a children's book author and a mother of three accused of poisoning her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl. a judge denying her bail after a really emotional court hearing. we have more on this erin, good morning >> reporter: good morning. that's correct he passed away in march of 2022. his wife was arrested last month, charged with aggravated murder this morning she remains behind bars after a detention hearing featuring dramatic accusations from a member of her late husband's family. >> i may be naive but i never knew evil like this existed. if corey was willing to kill eric for money, who is to say what she will not do. >> eric's sister pleading with

the judge to deny bail. in the emotional victim impact statement. >> please protect what eric put his life on the line for, his three boys thank you. >> reporter: with witness testimony from a detective, a private investigator and a forensic accountant, prosecutors painted a picture of corey as a calculating killer who acquired dozens of fentanyl pills the autopsy revealin a massive dose of the substance in her husband's body. >> five times the lethal dose is not accidental, your honor that is someone who wants eric dead and the person who benefitted the most from eric being dead is the defendant. >> reporter: prosecutors also revealing new details about the utah mom's alleged internet activity, including searches for luxury prisons for the rich, how long does life insurance take to pay and can the fbi find deleted text messages. >> there is nothing to show that corey did anything to eric. >> reporter: the defense arguing

these searches were merely in response to what is happening with the investigation, not evidence as of guilt and claiming there is no evidence linking corey to the murder. >> it could have been accidental being bad with money does not make you a murderer. >> reporter: corey who wrote a book to help her children cope with grief becoming emotional at times. as the prosecutor described the text messages, she said she sent after finding eric's body and performing cpr in an attempt to save his life. >> and do those text messages read, i pumped so damn hard, so hard, screaming at him to come back to life >> yes. >> the detective later testifying there is no reason to believe cpr was performed. the judge ultimately siding with the prosecution. >> the defendant would pose a substantial danger to the community if released on bail. >> reporter: prosecutors are pointing to money as a possible motive they allege the couple had been

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some have said no. the ones that said yes, we thought it was because of what was in the alcohol this is showing that's not what's happening what's happening is the way it affecting your brain, particularly a part called the amygdala that sends out the stress hormones. it seems to dampen that. the important thing is wasn't just while people were drinking alcohol, it lasted longer. they found this through cat scans looking at people who said they were drinkers, light to moderate drinkers. >> this is just about lowering your stress? >> it is about lowering your body's response to stress. we all have stress in our lives. it is how you respond to it. in this case the alcohol is helping your brain moderate that response >> okay. all right. so you said light to moderate. so is light to moderate one drink per night? >> that is the key for women, that's one drink a day. for men, it's one to two drinks a day. that means not saying, okay, 14 drinks a week, you can have them

in one day or two days it's every -- day one to two binge drinking can be bad, as well you want to be careful there >> what constituting bing drinking >> drinking three or more drinks at a sitting. >> i want to be clear. you can have a glass of bourbon or a glass of red wine, and the medical benefits are equal. >> exactly it is the alcohol that had the benefits to it, not the specific type of drink itself that's different than what we thought with the wine being more protective than beer, let's say. it's the alcohol. >> a stress reliever obviously, there are more healthy ways to exercise, write in your journal to relieve stress without alcohol. >> exactly you want to make sure you relieve that stress. we all have stress in our lives. there are ways to get it under control with exercise and meditation on top of that, too, there are some caveats to this the main caveats are alcohol can be bad for some people, especially if you are prone to cancers. that's what researchers are saying we know that any amount of alcohol can increase your risk

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♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ good morning to you. 7:56 right now. here is a look at what's hopping. >> i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where another major retailer has made the big announcement it's leaving downtown. westfield pointed to the city's challenging operating conditions as the reason behind its decision to transfer management back to the lender. sales have dropped from over

$450 million in 2019 to under $300 million last year. mayor london breed says she has had numerous talks with westfield about the future saying it's clear they did not have a long-term commitment to san francisco as they look to withdraw entirely from the u.s. market. stores remain open in the mall despite the shift in management. time to get a look at that forecast. meteorologist kari hall is standing by. >> we're seeing a lot of clouds across parts of the bay area, especially in san francisco. we're starting out with our marine layer sliding in, but it's going to clear out for the inland areas a lot more quickly and that's where temperatures will reach into the mid to upper 70s for today. in san mateo expect a high of 71 degrees and 68 in oakland. for the north bay we're headed for the low 70s. tomorrow it will be slightly warmer in spots like fairfield and livermore, reaching into the low 80s. as we go through the forecast those temperatures peak on saturday and come back down on sunday. >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local

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son las 8 de la mañana en coming up, heading to court. former president donald trump set to make an appearance before a judge today in the classified documents case we are live at the courthouse with the very latest.

then, ruling the routes. al is hitting the road, celebrating some very special bus drivers. >> in a way, it sounds like your passengers, it's almost like family. >> yes, yes. >> while paying tribute to his own father along the way. >> this is the bus i remember riding on with my dad. >> you don't want to miss this touching story plus, remembering treat williams we are honoring the actor known for his work on tv, broadway and the big screen killed in a motorcycle accident yesterday. a look at the tributes pouring in this morning. and final spin >> "wheel of fortune"! >> after four decades, pat sajak says he is retiring from the "wheel of fortune. so what is next for the long-time host and the iconic show we'll need to buy a vowel,

today, tuesday, june 13th, 2023. ♪ on our eighth grad graduation trip from california. >> hi to my grandma. >> what who watches the "today" show every day we love you, momma >> turning double digits. >> from pennsylvania. >> west palm beach, florida. >> wellington, north carolina. >> san diego. >> and baton rouge, louisiana. >> we brought our grandsons -- >> from baltimore. >> for our 13th birthday. >> from spartanburg, south carolina. >> it's robin's big day. today i turn 60. [ cheers ] ♪ >> happy birthday! beautiful shirt, beautiful celebration. we will head outside in just a bit. we're happy you guys are here. it is tuesday morning. welcome in. >> someone in that crowd was the first in line this morning we will tell you who.

>> you know what, they were actually here when they were 8 years old, and they asked their grandparents, can we please come back when we're 13 and the grandparents said yes. >> let's get right to the news it a's 8:00 on a tuesday morning former president donald trump heads to federal court in miami today to be arraigned in that classified documents case. nbc justice correspondent ken dilanian at the white house with what we can expect today. >> reporter: good morning, savannah mr. trump spent the night 20 minutes from here at his golf club in doral. we're told he will be driven here, and we expect he will enter the courthouse through an underground passageway that will be the theme of the day, unlike when he presented himself for those charges in new york city. we don't expect to see much of mr. trump today. i will be watching from inside but federal courthouses do not allow cameras. last fligh we learned we're not even allowed to bring in electronic devices. we expect mr. trump to surrender

to federal marshals. under normal procedures he'd be fingerprinted. then he will be brought before a magistrate judge and asked to enter a plea i'm watching to see whether the judge will order trump to stop attacking the prosecutors and the fbi in the inflammatory way he's been doing in the last couple days. >> we have obviously a legal case that takes time. we also have a political campaign that the president is running again. how might those two things coalesce and come together >> i mean, the stakes are so high here. look, as you know, savannah, a typical federal case can take a year or more to go to trial. there could be delays that cause that to go even longer so it is conceivable that this case will not be resolved before the 2024 presidential election under current justice department doctrine, that would mean the prosecution is suspended because sitting presidents can't be tried federally. there is also some question as to whether anyone with lifetime secret service protection could spend a day in jail.

if mr. trump is convicted, he could still run. he could even run from a prison cell meanwhile, mr. trump seems to only be benefitting from these charges among his republican base he's fund-raising off of it and he's planning a big speech tonight near his club in bedminster. >> thank you we will bring you live coverage of this arraignment here on nbc. also streaming on nbc news now. one person was killed and nearly a dozen hurt yesterday when their boat flipped over while touring an underground cavern just outside niagara falls. it explores the 19th century tunnel that was build to divert water from the erie canal. passengers onboard yesterday all work at the local tourism industry they were thrown into the water more than five feet deep when that boat capsized rescuers had to breakthrough the wall of the tunnel with a sledge hammer to get to the victims. actor treat williams who rose to fame in the musical

version of "hair" died yesterday after a motorcycle crash in vermont. police say he collided with a car that made a turn in front of him. williams started his career in broadway back in the 1970soleshs of films including 1941 "prince of the city" and "once upon a time in america. he was also a familiar face on television, appearing in "law and order," "blue bloods" and "everwood" most recentli. he was 71 years old. after more than had 0 years as host of "wheel of fortune," pat sajak announcing he' plans to retire after next season joe fryer joins us with a look back at that iconic career >> good morning. "wheel of fortune" is one of the most watched game shows in history. for more than four decades, pat sajak has been the face of the beloved show last year he indicated he was near the end of his impressive run.

now he's made it official. >> "wheel of fortune"! >> for the last four decades, pat sajak, along with his long time co-est on vanna whit have brought humor, heart. >> want some money >> yes >> yes, she does. >> good old-fashioned fun into millions of american homes. >> it is our 40th season can you believe it >> i can't believe it. >> in a tweet late monday, he writes, while my time has come, i decided my 41st season will be my last. it's been a wonderful ride it was 1981 when the show's first host handed the reins over to pat sajak who helped make "wheel" one of the longest running and most successful syndicated game shows of all time sony, which owns the show, says it draws more than 26 million viewers a week pat sajak won three daytime emmys and won a lifetime

achievement award in 2011, along with the late "jeopardy!" host alex trebek. >> thanks for being here we have a $5,000 minimum. >> thank goodness. >> our own super fan, al roker, even appeared on the show as a contestant with his mom more than 20 years ago, got to visit again in 2016. sajak told al, the key to his success, putting the show first. >> people are not tuning in, necessarily, to see how clever pat is tonight they like the game and the game is the star and the players are the star and you kind of have to step back. >> fans took to social media to express their appreciation for so many memories over the years. a steady presence who let contestants do the talking. >> you will be a newlywed. is that true >> a year and a half. >> and of course, the guessing. >> i've got a good feeling about this. >> that's right! >> pat sajak now ready to let someone else take a spin

of course, if you are wondering who that's going to be, no word yet on who is going to take over sony did say in a statement they look forward to celebrating sajak's outstanding career throughout the rest of this upcoming season and that he has agreed to stay on as a consultant for three more years. >> his daughter works on the show. >> exactly. >> 28 years old. country music singer. >> it's the great mentioner mentioning the daughter? that's interesting. >> that would be fascinating. >> keep it in the family. >> i feel for vanna. >> vanna filled in for him you never know maybe they could do another celebrity thing. >> savannah guthrie is available. she's been on "jeopardy!". >> trying to get rid of me >> no! >> it's a fun thing to do. wouldn't you do it if you had the chance >> in a second. >> maybe we could do it together. >> yes call us. call. >> it's going to happen. now it's going to happen.

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and i'm going to introduce you to four of the more than 8,000 bus operators that make this system work serving their community. in the city that never sleeps, the nation's largest bus fleet doesn't either more than 10,000 city bus operators work transporting new yorkers across all five bureaus. -- boroughs. and the driving lineup includes david, louie, bernadine and cleveland. longtime bus operators in th big apple, a job my dad was proud to hold for over two decades. i wore this suit because this was the color of my dad's bus uniform. he took great pride in it. what is it about being an mta bus driver that elicits that pride? >> the responsibilities of lives that you have in your hands. >> having them people entrust you. >> i love helping people. >> i love taking people places, especially the seniors yes, i was waiting for you. >> you'll find each of these

operators doing what they love in different parts of the city together they have nearly 90 years of experience picking up passengers david works at the jackie gleason out of brooklyn. my dad worked there, too we would be in a parking lot and he would let me steer the bus. i literally sat on his lap and he let me steer his bus. what are the memories you have with your kids on the bus? >> when he ran to the back and seen how long the bus was. >> when you first started, you stand next to the bus and you're saying, i'm going to drive this? >> they will come in i will wave at people on different spots because they were like, papi, everybody knows you. it is a good feeling. >> there was this two-way street of pride i was so proud to see my dad doing this and i think he was proud to see me see him doing that. >> yes that's the best. >> while these operators get to drive busses with

air-conditioning and even usb charging ports, there isn't the change makers anymore. >> thank god >> the bus i rode on with my dad in the '60s got a new upgrades. we took a trip down memory lane thanks t the new york transit museum takes care of this vintage fleet. guys, this is the bus i remember riding on with my dad. i would literally sit over either this seat or this seat. there was a place in brooklyn called goodie's lunch-in he would get few yoo-hoos. i would sit here and see people coming in and they would say, hey, mr. roker and he would introduce me to his favorite passengers. the passengers, the best part of the job, not only for my dad but fo these proud new yorkers wake up every day with a passion to serve. you got regular passengers, to the point where if you don't see them for a little bit, is there a concern? >> yes it happens all the time.

just when you have school kids and you don't see them, i wonder and the next time i see them, i say what happened to you are you okay as long as you're fine, that's good. >> how important do you feel your job is to your community? >> it's important because when emergency comes, we are called and busses don't stop. whenever there is a situation, we are called upon to go ahead and help. >> in a way, it sounds like your passengers, it's almost like family. >> yes yes. >> well, guys, speaking of family, i'm going to introduce you to a couple people you just met. but i'm joined by david lugo and his daughter, victoria you recently completed your mta training and you're a bus operator in staten island. nice to see you guys. >> thank you so much. >> how did your dad inspire you? >> you know what it is, i can remember all throughout my

childhood that we would have our events or family gatherings or parties and my dad would enter the event and he would have his uniform on even though he just finished working, he always had a smile on his face. i would be so excited to see him. i always associated my father with that uniform. so when the time came, and i have always been a driver, he's always encouraged me to drive and gave me the confidence to be a driver, i kind of saw it in my path that he had a smile on his face the whole time, i could do it, too. >> what kind of pride do you have looking at this young woman following in your footsteps. >> if she doesn't know it already, i'm super proud and just thank god for an answered prayer just wondering how god was going to move in her life. now that she has it available to her, i'm just so happy and i know that it will provide the same for her i'm excited. >> that's terrific i know you have a 10-year-ol

boy that rides the bus with you, too. a real family affair guys, this is fantastic. this is a blast for me because, like i said, my dad was everything to me and my siblings we were so proud of him. he was proud of us and to be here with all these great bus operators whose families are proud of them, it just means the world to me. >> it's beautiful. i hope everybody, whether you are in new york city or not, you are riding the bus today, hug a bus driver because it is amazing what they do all right, al. we need to get the weather forecast while you're there. >> this is the roker family show my mom was in that piece with pat sajak. showing the pictures of my dad it's been tough to get through this, i'll tell you. we are looking at severe storms down through the gulf. showers and thunderstorms around the great lakes. look for mild conditions through the rockies with some shower activity record highs through texas and we're looking at plenty of sunshine in the mid-atlantic

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be just a little bit warmer today, definitely more sunshine. the rain chances are out of the forecast for quite a while. our temperatures will be warming up headed for the low to mid 80s going into the weekend with saturday our warmest day with our valley temperatures peaking at 85 degrees. it will be cooler on sunday. we'll see more of the mild weather into monday as well. . all right, guys. this is "today on the move," so we are on our way to see you at 30 rock. ♪ the wheels on the bus go roun and round round and round ♪ ♪ the wheels on the bus go roun and round all over town ♪ >> oh, yes. ♪ swish swish swish ♪ >> maybe we should do "popstarts." ♪

>> all right ♪ the horn on the bus goes beep ♪ >> we'll get to this quickly here we will start with "winning time." the hbo series is back this time around the competition heating up between the lakers and the celtics, focussing on magic johnson and larry bird's legendary rivalry. >> how about this for a headline, the greatest one to live, he's a god damn celtic. >> ain't nobody scared of larry bird. >> sit down there and relax. put on a show just for you >> it's not about basketball it's about winning >> that is what i'm talking about. >> season 2 of "winning time" arrives on hbo august 6th, streaming the same day of max. do you know who produces that is adam mckay will farrell's old partner who recently did "succession," so

the drama is there. >> luke combs climbing up the charts after this cover of a tracy chapman song ♪ we got a fast car and i wanna take it to anywhere maybe we make a deal maybe together we can get somewhere ♪ >> it's a hoda favorite. >> so good. >> number four on the top 100 chart, surpassing tracy chapman's original peaked at six in 1988. combs' version, a remake of a song from the 1980s that made it to the top 10 that found its way back of those 60, five of them have also outranked their original. i think it's safe to say the '80s are having a comeback forward, savannah "hungry like the wolf." >> let's go. this one is already tugging at the heartstrings. do you remember the heart-breaking story of carl and ellie? well, now we've got an update on

where the beloved curmudgeon is today. getting ready for a date with his puppy buddy doug in pixar's new film. here's a look at the trailer >> oh. >> what's going on today i don't know how to day. ♪ >> they're fun, right? >> fun is digging in the dirt and destroying your flowers. >> flowers there is so much to do. >> this is not fun at all. >> they really don't teach old dogs new tricks. >> i am old? >> that is called "carl's day. it will premiere friday before good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. alameda county supervisors today introducing a new ordinancece aimedd at crackingg dowown on s shows. ththat measurere wouould increa

punishmentnt for the p particip anand peoeople who attend d the shows and d street raceces. violatorss could facace fines uo $1,000 a and six monthths in j. oaklkland leadeders passed a a r ordinance last month. time to get a look at what's going on outside. meteorologist kari hall is tracking temperatures across the bay area. >> it looks really nice even though it's starting out cloudy. temperatures are staying mild. along the coastline we're still seeing june gloom and temperatures in the mid 60s. in san mateo, there's a little bit more sunshine and a high of 71 degrees. 75 expected in dublin today. fairfield will reach 78 degrees with breezy winds. it will be slightly warmer for some of our inland valleys tomorrow and the end of the week as the warming trend gets under way, the warmest day on saturday reaching 85 for the inland

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oh, hello! >> it's 8:30 in the morning. beautiful day here in new york city the wheels on the bus go round and round and then they pull right into 30 rockefeller center, which they are doing right now.

>> oh! >> al with some of his new best friends drinking yoo-hoos on an mta bus this morning as we are on the move this morning al is about to disembark. >> what a fun ride he's had. we're learning about his dad and we're learning about a lot is he coming off that bus? is it happening? come on, al! all right. we will get to al in just a second he's disembarking with his whole crew. >> oh, here he is.ve, ali >> also, guys, ahead, someone we love, ali love from peleton is here she will talk about many ways we can stay hydrated during these hot summer months. >> coming up in a few minutes -- >> oh! i'm sorry, but this must be a replica we have here wow! >> welcome >> good morning. >> good to see you. >> come on >> hi, al. >> come on what are we doing?

this is so fun >> good morning! >> how awesome is this we've got mta bus operators here present with al. this has been so special, al >> it really has been. all these -- these men and women of the mta get this city around. they're the life blood of the city they really make it happen it's very exciting they're going to join me for weather in just a minute and help me out. >> all right, uncle al i'm going to raise you a beautiful golf cart. we've got one here get excited, folks, because the u.s. open tees off on thursday for the first time in 75 years, the action, the golf action, will be in los angeles with the biggest stars in golf all hanging out at the los angeles country club it is 300 acres of prime real estate right in beverly hills catch the 123rd playing of the u.s. ope this thursday through sunday on

nbc usa and streaming on peacock. >> al, how about doing the honors of the weather surrounded by some of new york's finest. >> i love it when a plan comes together for today, we have showers and storms around the great lakes. severe storms through the gulf record highs in texas, mild, but showery through the rockies. tomorrow we need the rain in the northeast. we will get some severe storms. record highs continue in texas sunshine in the plains and a lot of sunshine out west that's what's going on around the country. one, two, three. here's good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're taking a look at our forecast for the inland areas. it will be slightly warmer today and more sunshine reaching up to 79 degrees. we'll see some low 80s tomorrow. we'll see saturday at 85 degrees. it will be cooler on sunday reaching the mid 70s with gusty

winds. it won't be as for spending your day and your morning with us and, of course, making sure that new yorkers get to where they need to go we appreciate that and you are going to hang around for our third hour as well, so it is good seeing all of you guys all right. >> al, thank you so much just ahead, the father-daughter duo who have beautifully captured the journey of growing up over the course of 16 years jenna has the sweet story of how this project began and how every family can be inspired by their heart warming bond but, first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ the wheels on the bus go roun and round ♪ ♪ round and round and rnd and ♪ round and round and rnd and round ♪ouou flex alert! flex alert!

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♪♪ s ♪ ♪ seasons of love. we are back with jenna and today's talker this morning. it is the perfect story for father's day. >> "how you measure a year," the director interviews his own daughter ella asking the same questions every year on he birthday from age 2 to 18. >> isn't this a beautiful idea and that ritual turned into an oscar-nominated documentary that is extraordinary it is a love letter from a father to his daughter jay and ella who, by the way, is now a college graduate will join us in just a moment. but first i got to talk to jay about his film. >> it's my birthday. >> hi. my name is ella. >> test, test, test, test, test. okay let's start. >> look again. >> a birthday ritual that began when ella rosenblatt was two years old. >> everyry year me a and dad fi together. .

>> oh, yes, for your birthday. >> from the age of 2 to 18, ella sat in this exact spot answering questions from her father jay rosenblatttt, a film maker. >> it is so simple and, yet, profound what were you hoping to do with it >> i thought this was a great project that would be a great archive for her. >> that keepsake for ella is now a new hbo documentary "how do you measure a year," which was nominated for an academy award. >> what do you want to do when you grow up? >> put on make-up and eat gum. to be a good person but not be perfect. >> this is the second year in a row jay earned an oscar nod. >> i likike it a lotot. >> jay made three other films with his daughter, but this one is his most personal. >> what do you want to say to your older self? let's talk about you and m for a second.

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as a parent, it goes by so fast. so part of my motivation in filming her was just to hold on to it as long as you can. >> what would you say about who she's become >> like she's become who she has always been. just an older version of her she's just a wonderful being i feel so lucky. >> wow we are so delighted to have jay rosenblatt with us, along with his daughter she's 22 now ella, she's in san francisco this morning ella, we'll talk to you in a second first of all, did you edit for three years through tears? just watching that and all the home movies. but you asked such provocative and interestin questions. you asked questions that stood the test of time, and that's why this is so powerful. >> thank you you know, the questions are, in a way, not the important part of this film. it's seeing her grow up in front of your eyes in such a short amount of time. >> i thought what was

interesting was she's actually been the same person she's just kind of evolving. did you notice that through thread when she was 3, and 4 and 5 to now, her teenage years? >> when she was really young, the answers were really funny. as she gets older, you can see she's become more socialized and she's just more serious. so there is a through line of her spirit, but the responses are very different >> ella, as we said, this really is a love letter that your dad gave to all of us, but it's about you. what did you think when you first saw the film >> yeah. it was definitely really surreal to see it. i think, you know, most kids may have a few home movies, but to have this really meticulously documented footage year to year, it kind of feels like, you know, my own personal time capsule in a sense.

>> i think it's so interesting because your dad asked about your relationship with him, and you were honest. because i think that might be one of those things where you don't want to hurt his feelings if you are going through a difficult spot, but you told the truth. >> yeah. i mean, i think that's a testament to our relationship. and i also think it really, you know, shows the authenticity of the film we were really honest with each other throughout the whole process. >> ella, what did you think when you saw it altogether? did you learn anything about yourself did you view your relationship with your dad differently? what impact did it have to see that >> yeah. i mean, i really didn't see any of the footage until it was mostly put together. and, so, i hadn't remembered most of my answers, even at 18 you know, it had been at that point two or three years since the most recent one and many years since the earlier ones so it was really -- you know, i felt in some ways just like another audience member viewing

it for the first time, and the yeah, just so special that my dad put on all this work and i was just really happy to see the final product. >> we know you can't be together for father's day, but do you just want to say happy father's day to your dad right here on satellite? >> happy father's day dad. i love you so much. >> you said it is never too late to start we can do it now. >> we're like, why didn't we do this but people are watching going, what a great idea. what advice would you give >> i would say it's never too late because you could always fill in the earlier years with photos, a montage. there are lots of ways around that what's really valuable i having this ritual to check in. >> i love it >> i think that was probably the best thing that came out of it. >> jay, thank you. ella, thank you so much. good luck, honey. >> the hbo documentary film "how do you measure a year" airs tomorrow.

hbo and streaming on max >> pretty cool. >> thank you so much. guess who's here our girl ali love who will brighten our morning with her non-boring ways to stay hydrated during the hottest times during the hottest times but, first, this is "today" on ♪ in n the middlele of eveverything, , ♪ ♪ there's's everythining to d♪ ♪ canoe t the rivevers of shawawnee ♪ ♪ try 17t7th street b bbq ♪ ♪ f feeding alplpacas... friends s along the e way ♪ ♪ sipippin' rosé.é... whatat a lovely y day! ♪ ♪ off t to camel rorock ...t.the perfectct sunset! ♪ ♪ havave we begunun to exexplore illilinois yet? ? ♪ ♪ in the e middle off everytything... ♪ ♪ ...there'e's everythihing o dooooooooooo! ♪

♪♪ >> we are back with we are back with our new series called "love your mornings." okay when the temperature rises, it is crucial you get enough to drink. and now we're not talking about just margaritas and beers, those don't count. we have new ways to make hydration fun with ally love welcome in we're so happy to have you we always see eight glasses of water a day is a must. >> uh-huh. >> is that pretty much true? >> it's a general rule it is usually half your body weight in ounces in the summer months, you want to do 25% of that, so a glass here or there to stay hydrated it is important to stay

hydrated you want to lubricate the joints it really equalizes the body temperature, keeps you going we set up morning, evening and night to make hydration fun. how many people want to drink glasses of water, i've done that already. >> boring, boring, boring. but you like a clear bottle. >> yes you go on instagram. it is called a feed for a reason things that you are witnessing are feeding you. when you see something clear, to hydrate i see water. therefore, i want water. use it by the bedside, in the bathroom, in the living room as soon as i get up, i see it, i hyd hydrate. >> you drink one of these a day? >> probably more than this also in the morning, electrolytes fantastic. if you work out a lot or you are someone that sweats a lot, replenish your body. >> what is the best way to do that >> for me, take a little hydration packet, put it in water. you stir it up the night before i'm a night before person. you take it.

you mix it you pour it in the ice taste this this is electrolytes, ice cubes with water all different flavors. affordable you can get it any where it's not hottie toddy, it's yummy. potassium, calcium >> afternoon we want to stay hydrated. >> most times we go for juices and soda my nana used to love a pepsi a day for lunchtime. not anymore. not anymore. don't want her to call me. i try to introduce new juices. also for the kids. taking high water content fruit. >> like watermelon. >> or cucumbers. muddle it up a little bit. it gets a nice color you add water in there guess what - >> maybe just dump it in there. >> it will look like this. now, anything pink, most people want to drink it your kids, your friends. >> good point. hold on. >> a little bit -- has a little

bit of flavor. yes. >> i like it. >> and you put mint in it, okay. that's nice. >> a little garnish. >> i like how you mix it up. >> yes this is like that soda supplement here. >> i have friends that are sparkling water fanatics. is that fine, by the way >> it shouldn't be your main source of hydration. this is basically i have taken some green tea ice cubes it's summer. it's hot put a little sparkling water you can do this with 100% fruit juice with your kids pop them in sparkling water. >> delicious yummy. take us to nighttime i'm readi. >> this is my favorite this is your favorite hydration station, popsicle. this is a coconut water. you take it, put it in the freezer overnight. >> why have i never done that? >> and then at the end of the evening, maybe you don't want to

have a -- next time i got you. next time i got you. >> what's this >> this is a little cheers a little hydration station cocktail you can take any of these things, put it in an adult glass and have a drink you could spice it up if you want to. >> okay, girl. ally, your first official segment on the "today" show. welcome, again we're so happy to have you i love my mornings more. join our community of nearly 500,000. just scan the qr code. get the newsletter delivered to your inbox every morning >> great job, ally coming up, cute ideas for transforming your backyard into party central for summer party central for summer entertaining

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i like to add some ice water, cut up some lemons, cucumbers, throw them in there. you can use it for any beverage. so we have iced tea. you can use it for punch, sangria. >> you're right. it does make you look like you are taking it up a notch you could put a lot of different things in here you could do cheeses, whatever. >> absolutely. it is great for outdoors it is not going to break. >> can it go in the dishwasher >> of course you can throw it in the dishwasher easy clean up. i like to put it in rainbow order. if you do veggies, fruit, appetizers, take it up a notch. >> all of these items are at target >> yes. >> okay, great that's a clutch one. tell me about this >> oh, an outdoor pizza oven. >> what? >> it's 63% off right now. it is only $119. you can literally transform your backyard into an italian restaurant, have pizza making

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good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. the man accused in the deadly stabbing of a tech ceo in san francisco is scheduled to return to court today. he is accused of killing cashapp founder bob lee with a kitchen knife in april. investigators believe the killing was tied to a dispute over momeni's sister. we have a crew in the courtroom following those developments. we'll have the latest at midday.

a new housing project is set to open in the south bay. we'll give you a look inside and tell you how they plan to help foster youth. >> and could ai help with your finances? how the new technology is

this morning on the third hour of "today," i'll drink to that. surprising study, brand-new findings that link light to moderate drinking to improved heart health. we will break down what it