east 80, the lower deck, there's a shift towards treasure island. >> drove the span yesterday, and it was nice to see, even if it was slow. the "today" show is coming up next. we are going to be live on roku and other streaming platforms just ahead at 7:00. we will tell you about the carmaker driving forward to help the need with severe weather events. thank you so much for making us part of your morning. we will continue online, as kris was just saying. stick around here. "today" show is coming up. good thursday morning. that sub search at its most critical stage yet this morning. >> rescue crews nearly out of time. it is june the 22nd. this is "today."

breaking news, last push. that search effort in the atlantic intensifying at the hour. >> i've never seen equipment of that nature move that quickly. >> but fears that the sub's oxygen supply will soon run out. we are live with the very latest on this developing story and we'll go one on one with the man leading that mission. breaking overnight, deadly and devastating. a powerful tornado levels an entire town in texas. at least four people killed. search crews looking for survivors in the rubble, while in colorado, large hail causes chaos at an outdoor concert. >> oh, my god! ow! >> that severe weather on the move this morning. we'll tell you where it's all headed. fighting for freedom. the american journalist detained in russia for months appearing in a moscow courtroom this morning. the judge's ruling and the growing push for his release. we'll have the very latest. prime problems.

amazon accused of duping millions of customers into signing up for its popular service. inside the lawsuit just filed and what it means for you and your account. those stories, plus, summer of bugs! >> oh, sweet baby lord, jesus. i'm a prisoner in my own home. >> millions of crickets covering houses and roads, flies ruining crops, even massive snails forcing one neighborhood to quarantine. we'll break down the skin-crawling invasions from coast-to-coast. >> this is disgusting on so many different levels. and what you can do about them. ♪♪ and wild, wild west. big news on the future of "yellowstone." what the hit show's creator is now revealing about kevin costner's departure and the arrival of matthew mcconaughey. we've got your roundup today, thursday, june 22nd, 2023.

♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. well, good morning. good to see you. welcome to today. it's thursday morning, 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. >> we do. >> a lot to get to, including that devastating tornado overnight in matador, texas. the death toll growing overnight. many homes and businesses destroyed as residents and rescuers sort through the rubble. we will have a live report, straight ahead. but first the search in the north atlantic. the day began with the u.s. coast guard estimating that missing submersible, "titan," will run out of air right around this very time. 4:08 pacific time, nearly three hours ago. >> some experts said it is possible the five passengers may have been able to conserve their air so they could buy some more time. >> ech as we speak, additional

rescue teams and equipment are arriving on the scene. canadian air crews reported once again hearing more underwater sounds in the area yesterday. >> in a moment, we are going to speak to the coast guard admiral helping to lead the search, but first, let's turn to nbc's tom costello following all the updates. he joins us now from boston with late-breaking details. hey, tom. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are at coast guard command. it was four days ago right about now that that sub went into the water. now we are at that critical moment where air may be running very low, if not already exhausted. the canadian coast guard just put out these images moments ago. they have new ships that have just arrived on scene. they are the canadian ship "ann harvey" is on scene as well as "the horizon arctic," which is a ship that can drop an rov, a remotely operated vehicle. in fact, they've already now dropped one down to the floor of the ocean and a french ship has arrived on scene. they just put their submersible

into the water as well. listen, the hope, as you suggested is that maybe if these guys are alive, they've been trying to remain calm and conserve their breathing, but if they find that sub, they have a huge challenge, lifting it up out of the water maybe from a depth of 2 1/2 miles. the whole world is watching and the whole world is holding out hope. an already-urgent effort to find that missing sub in the north atlantic is kicking into an even higher gear this morning, as rescuers face an incredibly ominous fight against time. with the supply of air on the vessel that disappeared on a dive to the "titanic" wreck believed to be nearing its end. still, the coast guard and others are not slowing their efforts. additional resources coming in by air and sea overnight, and throughout the day. >> this is a search and rescue mission, 100%. we'll continue to put every available asset we have. >> reporter: on wednesday, canadian air crews who dropped sonar buoys into the water reported once again hearing unusual noises in the water,

which some said sounded like banging. experts are using specialized acoustic equipment to analyze the sounds to rule other ships or marine life so far their effort to identify a source has been inconclusive >> the bottom line is, there are a lot of sounds in the ocean >> that's right. the needle in the haystack is to separate that signal that they want to hear from all the other sounds that are happening there. >> reporter: now, video is emerging captured by a crew member on board the sub's mothership, showing she says the moments the submersible began its decent for family and friends of the five people aboard that sub, owned by ocean glsgate and dubbed "titan," it's been an especially stressful time. >> i'm in a state of shock at the moment >> reporter: in pakistan, mohamed has had a tough time sleeping his longtime friend and his son's friend are still down there. >> he was very adventurous, but from inside he was a very soft, kind and very selfless kind of a

person >> reporter: "titan" lost contact on sunday, during what should be another submersible journey to the "titanic's" resting place. discovery's josh gates went inside the sub during a test phase in 2021, filming for his show "expedition unknown." >> there are aspects of the sub's design that are incredibly impressive >> reporter: but he says, ultimately, they scrapped plan to do an episode going all the way down to "titanic". >> you know, we -- we had issues with thruster control, we had issues with the computers aboard, we had issues with coms. i just felt as if the sub needed more time and more testing, frankly. >> reporter: back here at coastguard command where they are in a very intense search and rescue phase, not anything else, we should emphasize, search and rescue we should mention, it's not just running outs of air that's a risk carbon dioxide levels could potentially be rising inside that sub that could create a very toxic situation. hypothermia at that depth and the cold lastly, i would tell you that hammish hardy, one of the people

onboard the sub, when he was going to the mariana trench, he said he's aware if something happens at that depth, there may be no coming back. guys, back to you. >> tom, thank you very much. we want to bring in rear admiral john magger, the u.s. coast guard commander now spearheading the search admiral, good morning. is there a possibility, what do you know about the possibility that this 96 hours of oxygen could somehow, in any way be extended >> well, you know, in all of our search and rescue efforts that the coast guard does every day, we use all available data and information to prosecute those searches, but we continue to find in particularly complex cases that people's will to live, you know, really needs to be accounted for it as well, and so we're continuing to search and proceed with rescue efforts by bringing this new capability online this morning. >> absolutely.

and about that new capability, i believe it's called the "magellan," this rov the president of the explorer's club has been somewhat critical of the coast guard, saying he offered up this technology earlier in the week, that it got caught up in processing, didn't happen fast enough dan crenshaw, the congressman from texas said something similar. how do you respond to those who are saying, wait a minute, should this have been in place sooner when it was offered sooner >> we've been really overwhelmed by all of the support that's been provided from the international community, with regard to this complex search and rescue effort. and so when, you know, when we were notified of the casualty and brought -- or notified of the missing submersible and brought together the unified command without a pre-planned response plan, without pre-stage gear, we really had to start from scratch and bring all of

the capability that was available to bear on this problem. and so we made some decisions to prioritize based on gear that was closest to the site and could get there. and so now, right now, we have the rovs operating on the bottom floor that have the ability to search and have the ability to attach rescue lines. i have medical personnel moving into the site as well, with deep sea medical expertise and a hyperbaric chamber, as well. so we're going to continue with the search and rescue efforts. >> and finally, admiral, do you have any optimism at this hour >> we are fully committed to prosecuting the search and rescue efforts we spoke with the unified command last night and teams are working really hard through the night to bring all available capability to bear on this, with the new capability that we have in the search and rescue efforts

this morning we're going to continue to searching throughout the day for this >> all right rear admiral john magger, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you let's move now to another search and recovery effort underway this morning. after the newest round of severe weather in the south, tornadoes ripping across texas with the town of matador suffering a direct and deadly hit. we have two reports including your full forecast but first, nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us from texas. hey, miguel. good morning >> reporter: good morning. this is all part of that storm system that really hammered texas overnight. here, outside of houston, trees are down and some homes are without power. meantime, outside of lubbock where that tornado touched down, at least four were killed and ten were injured it seems texas just can't catch a break. this morning, wild summer weather across the country, as another deadly tornado hits texas. the twister tearing through the

tiny town of matador, home to about 570 people 70 miles northeast of lubbock buildings like these, left in pieces completely unrecognizable. >> we are out here in matador, where that tornado touched down. and i wish i could tell you where we are, but the amount of destruction that is in this area, i honestly don't know what street we are on >> reporter: it comes as americans are recovering from powerful weather systems that wreaked havoc, severe storms from the rockies to the southern plains and flooding in the southeast. storms along the east coast, and severe heat and heavy hail in the midwest and west in colorado, concertgoers at red rock's amphitheater in morrison were pummeled by heavy hail. >> you okay? >> reporter: in houston, storms overnight leaving hundreds of thousands without power. wind gusts approaching 100 miles an hour. throughout texas, residents have already been feeling the heat. >> literally, we're having to sit in the cold bath, just to cool ourselves down.

>> reporter: excessive heat warnings were in effect yesterday throughout the state it hit 103 in corpus christi, 108 in lubbock, all-time highs in san angelo and del rio, 114 and 115 degrees, the hottest temperatures ever recorded on any day in those cities. this morning, texans hoping for some much-needed relief after a punishing start to the summer. as the clean up continues across texas today, the folks will also be back on folks trying to restore power in this area they're going to need air-conditioning, especially as temperatures here hover easily above 100 degrees. hoda >> all right, miguel almaguer for us there in texas. miguel, thanks >> let's check in on what's ahead. nbc meteorologist bill karins in for al it's an on going storm threat this morning >> my thoughts and prayers to the people over in matador, texas. i saw pictures of the bark ripped off of trees and when that happens, we know it's a strong tornado

so for today, we still have a severe weather threat. anyone from denver to colorado springs, it was a miserable spring, rained every single day, and it will be like that once again. severe storms are possible, maybe some large hail and damaging winds the heat isn't going anywhere, either it's shifted a little bit to the south, but still brutally hot from del rio to corpus christi humid along the gulf coast more of a dry heat towards del rio and areas of west texas. but these temperatures today, i mean, we're going to break records again in del rio, it's a big deal to break a record high. they're going to break their record high for their first day in a row today unfortunately, it looks like it's going to get hotter as we head towards the weekend. >> thank you. there is new fallout over this week's federal plea deal for hunter biden republicans in congress now vowing to ramp up their investigations into the president's son and his business deals. nbc capitol hill's correspondent ryan nobles joins us now with that story ryan, good morning

>> reporter: hoda, good morning. hunter biden's lawyer made it clear he believes th investigation into his client is over but on capitol hill, republican lawmakers are convinced that there's still more dirt to dig up on the pd's son, the biden's son legal woes becoming a pestering political problem for his father the department of justice may be prepared to close the book on the hunter biden saga, but on capitol hill, republicans are just getting started >> so i think other investigations will go on. >> reporter: republicans remain convinced that the president's family is involved in a bribery scheme, which they allege involved hunter biden's overseas business dealings. the president has denied any wrongdoing and has said he has never spoke to his son about his business deals and the plea deal hunter just cut also does not involve his overseas work. but republicans on both the house oversight and judiciary committees are continuing to conduct wide-ranging probes of the president's family, as well as federal law enforcement unfairly targeting former president trump. >> i don't think they're going to give it pup

>> reporter: so far those probes have turned up accusations, but little hard evidence and democrats argue it's just a tactic to take the pressure off trump. >> they are embarrassed by what happened to the president, the former president, in florida they believe that even allowing a trump-appointed u.s. attorney to take over the case against hunter biden, without interference from the president is not good enough >> reporter: on wednesday, house members grilled john durham, the special counsel tasked with looking into the origins of the investigation, into possible ties between the trump campaign and the russian government >> you lost all the cases. you brought the trial, correct >> correct >> republicans attempting to show that the mueller probe revealed fundamental flaws in the federal law enforcement's infrastructure >> found troubling violations of law and policy in the conduct of highly consequential investigations, directed a members of a presidential campaign >> reporter: the public airing of durham's probe, just one aspect of republican attempts to re-litigate the aftermath of the

2016 race. also censured, california congressman adam schiff, for his role in the russia probe >> sometimes you can judge a person by the enemies they make. judging from the kind of crazy people that were on the floor today, supporting this resolution, i'm doing really well measured by that standard >> reporter: and there's even a push to put a vote on the floor to impeach president biden but even house speaker kevin mccarthy argues that goes too far. instead of taking the vote right to the floor, he has re-routed the process through a series of house committees hoda >> ryan nobles for us there at the capitol. ryan, thank you. breaking overseas this morning. a russian court hearing an appeal to release american journalist evan gershkovich, the u.s. reporter arrested and accused of being a u.s. spy back in march nbc's chief international correspondent, keir simmons is with us, following this story so walk us through his court proceeding today, keir >> savannah, we just heard from that courtroom in moscow that

evan gershkovich has lost his appeal so he will be held in pre-trial detention. he appeared in a courtroom in jeans and a dark t-shirt inside that now all-too-familiar transparent box with his arms folded there was a moment where he appeared to smile. his mother and father were in the courtroom, as was the u.s. ambassador evan ger sh koe vich, all vehemently denied the espionage charges against him. and we have heard from the ambassador outside the courtroom in the last few moments. she describes evan gershkovich as showing remarkable strength and resilience, says that they have had consular access requests denied three times and accuses the russian government of, quote, hostage diplomacy now, savannah, it will be months before this trial goes ahead in most cases, these espionage charges do end in a conviction in russia. there is talk among russian officials and u.s. officials about some kind of a prisoner swap for evan gershkovich, and

paul whelan, that other u.s. citizen held in russia, charged with espionage, convicted of espionage, but the u.s. government this morning still demanding that both men are released as soon as possible >> keir simmons with the breaking news overseas thank you. 7:18 let's check in with bill once again and get a check of the rest of the forecast hey, bill! >> so much doom and gloom in the weather forecast, i feel need to point out who's going to have a beautiful day? why don't we do that for a change st. louis, great chicago, fantastic enjoy this in northern new england, because you'll have rainy weather heading your way and all of our friends in the west coast have unusually cool and lots of sunshine, beautiful conditions from california up to the north. there is some great weather out there. that's a look at your national forecast we'll get t to your lolocal fort in the next 30 seconds you dodon't have t to keep ts on rototating catetegories. thisis is the ononly rotating i care abobout. ... or activate anything to earn. thisis is the ononly rotating i care abobout. yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou. cacan i get a a cucumber w wa? yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou. earn 5% % cash backk that aututomaticallyly adjus yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou.

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we're talking about an insect invasion with many experts saying that these invasive species have been hitching a ride into the country on plants. i'm standing right now in miramar, florida, in brow card county this entire neighborhood is under quarantine from a giant african land snail emphasis on giant. the woman in this house behind me have found eight or nine of them, the largest which is the size of her fist and this is a small snapshot of a pest problem that is causing billions of dollars of damage to agriculture across the country it's not the apocalypse or even a plague, but it's pretty close. >> oh, sweet baby lord jesus, i'm a prisoner in my own home. >> reporter: like something out of a steven king novel, the summer of creepy crawly is here. >> we just stay inside we don't go outside. >> reporter: out west from idaho to utah to nevada, it's the snap, crackle and pop of summer 2023 these katy dids can lay dormant

eggs anywhere between 5 and 11 years but now have hatched in mass >> they will form a tsunami and roll across the landscape devowering everything in sight and this is what's under way right now. >> reporter: the big red bugs are everywhere and eat everything their migration is a natural phenomenon and after a couple of months, they'll mate and die but for now -- >> this is a pile of dead mormon crickets that is absolutely -- that is absolutely foul. >> squish. >> reporter: not to be outdone, from the mid-atlantic and the northeast to parts of the midwest, spotted lantern flies, an invasive species are back experts say they're harmless to people and pets, but do pose a threat to several variety of trees and orchards and hops and grapes and especially threatened, the $170 billion u.s. wine industry. >> this is going to be a major headache for our grape growers and fingers crossed they don't get to california and the napa valley

>> reporter: and as the summer infestations continues, a portion of broward county, florida, has been placed under quarantine as state officials work to get rid of giant african land snails that can grow up to 8 inches in length and produce 500 eggs at a time beyond their ability to damage hundreds of different crops, the snails can also carry meningitis >> i don't want anybody to get sick and they do leave a slimy residue behind, so god forbid someone doesn't know and they touch somewhere where they've been crawling. >> reporter: this woman first started seeing the snails around her home months ago and posted these pictures to facebook >> the fist one we saw was literally like your fist >> reporter: the state came right away and extracted around 90 snails from the immediate area a host of unwanted pests nationwide has americans itching for some relief. >> this is disgusting on so many different levels >> sam, i don't know if we'll

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that makes it very confusing, manipulative or deceptive for users to get out of something. and complicating that entire cancellation process. cancellation process for its part, the ftc basically put it very clearly. they said, amazon tricked and trapped people into recurring subscriptions without their consent, not only frustrating users, but also costing them significant money. we should note, amazon fervently denies these accusations, in a statement to nbc news, they say the ftc's claims are false on the facts and the law and by design, we make it clear and simple for customers to both sign up for and cancel their prime membership a lot of comments online about this >> back in march, i remember we did a "today" show exclusive where the ftc was trying to figure out a way to make it easier for you to cancel, something quick. did that ever come into play >> it is in the public comment period right now, hoda if it were to take effect, the ftc would give companies six months to comply with this rule. the rule would require companies to make it as easy for you to

cancel as it is to sign up meaning, if it's one click to sign up for a membership, they should be one click to cancel. so you're not on hold, you're not having to send in e-mails, wondering if you're going to get your money back. it would also allow the ftc to levy hefty fines on companies. we're waiting to see whether this rule is approved, but a lot of consumers have weighed in and certainly they're in favor >> that's a good point >> i'm noticing some of the language in the ftc. they're basically saying that the cancellation policy or procedure that had been set up had not been to let people cancel, but stop them from canceling. that's what the ftc is accusing amazon of. >> to trike you out of it or make it so difficult, you can't find the menu, you can't find the literal button to say, i don't want this anymore. >> i can't even unsubscribe from certain e-mails. >> we've all be there. >> thank you, vick let's get another check of the weather. miss dylan is on assignment in london, just arrived top of the morning to you, dylan! >> surprise, guys! i literally just got off the red

eye. i missed the last half hour by minutes, but changed my shirt on the plane, did my makeup on the plane and i'm ready to go and totally worth the wait it's beautiful here in london, but not so much across the eastern partings of the country. we have a lot of rain continuing up through florida, through virginia and the carolinas, too. this heavy rain is stuck in place. we have flood watches in effect through at least tomorrow. we've already had more than a foot of rain fall in florida, and with more rain on the way, a that's why we could end up with more flooding. we could see 2 to 3 inches of additional rainfall. this stretches up into pennsylvania and new jersey, too. along the panhandle of florida, we could see as much as 5 inches of rain. behind this, looks real nice the sunshine clears things out, but temperatures warm back through the midwesest. good morning. i am cinthia pimentel in for kari hall. let's look at our 7-day in san francisco. we are waking up to fog and breezy conditions at least through the first half of the weekend before the pride parade

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and it is,, you know -- >> it's a poncho morning, but we still rolled in the ice cream truck and we'll let it rip and let you know who won that exciting competition, coming up. bef a we do have a busy morning. let's get right to our news at 8:00 additional crews and equipment joined the search overnight for that missing submersible in the north atlantic rescuers clinging to the hope that those mysterious noises could actually be coming from the sub. nbc's kristen dahlgren joins us now from boston with the very latest hey, kristen, good morning >> reporter: good morning, hoda. yeah, it is pins and needles time here. we have just gotten word that that french rov is now in the water, being lowered as we speak. another canadian rov already combing the sea floor. these are critical moments in the search for "titan. this morning, more crews joining the desperate search for that

missing submersible, covering an area twice the size of connecticut and 2 1/2 miles deep the massive search effort focused on underwater sounds first picked up by a canadian plane on tuesday, and heard again at times on wednesday. searchers trying desperately to isolate the sound and its origin >> the noises have been described as banging noises. but we have to eliminate potential man-made sources, other than the titan >> search planes have now dropped buoys across a massive swath of ocean the devices capable of hearing sound from miles away. but pinpointing that sound can be quite difficult >> the ocean is a very complex place, and it's difficult to discern what the source of those noises are at times. >> still, with the titan still possibly two miles underneath the sea, where it is pitch black and ice cold, sound has become one of the only possible clues so far >> how important is sound in this search? >> sound is really important, because it's the only thing that you can go a great distance. light doesn't travel very far

underwater >> reporter: sonar is short for sound navigation and ranging and in effect uses sound waves to see under water. late wednesday, a long-awaiting french ship with a high-tech remote operated vehicle arrived. the robot victor 6,000 capable of diving deeper into the titanic, perhaps the first time searchers will actually be able to put eyes on the titanic wreck since the submersible disappeared. >> they bring some state of the art equipment and so once they get on, we'll have more assets down to look and we'll continue to put them where we think the best location is >> reporter: trying to pinpoint a tiny submersible with high-tech tools from around the world. >> now, the coast guard has said repeatedly that the amount of oxygen left is an estimate so whatever times we may have heard, this is still a very active rescue operation. hoda >> a lot of people hoping for a miracle here, kristen welker,

thank you, kristen now to severe storms that slammed into parts of the south and west overnight a tornado devastated the west texas town of matador. it smashed buildings to pieces and left at least four people dead rescuers spent the night searching for survivors. in colorado, fans waiting for a concert at red rocks were pelted -- look at this, with giant hailstones and heavy rain. about 100 people suffered injuries, ranging from cuts and bruises to broken bones and at least seven people had to be taken to the hospital. also this morning, we are counting down to tonight's nba draft. young players on the verge of realizing their life-long dreams what's better than having one nba hopeful in the family, how about two? craig caught up with the identical twins, expected to make history when their names are called hey, craig >> reporter: hey, sheinelle. good to see you. remember these two names aminh and asar thompson. amin and asar thompson are widely expected to become the first pair of siblings ever drafted in the top ten when the

nba draft kicks off tonight. and their path to the nba, it's been pretty nontraditional but it is a dream they have been manifesting since they were kids >> reporter: at new york city's famous barclays center tonight, more than 130 hopefuls are vying for 58 open spots at this year's nba draft. but all the eyes and attention are on aminh and asar thompson, twins expected to go in the top ten and who did not come up through the traditional high school or college ranks. who's the better shooter >> me. >> who's the better defender >> me. >> it's me >> who's the better passer >> me. >> me. >> i see a theme emerging. >> yeah. >> the identical twins share a lot of other things, besides their sense of humor both are 6'7", with 7-foot wingspans, both share a middle name, excellency and both took an alternative

path to get here in 2021, they gave up college eligibility to play for overtime elite, a basketball league for the world's top 16 to 20-year-olds >> there are projections that more than half of the top ten in the draft are going to come from non-ncaa pathways. why do you think that is >> i think people are realizing that there's a lot of talent in a lot of different places. and to just look at one place is kind of like ignorant. >> how much do you care about where you go in the draft? >> it doesn't matter that much it's more of a like, a pride thing. if i get there before him, i get to make fun of him >> i don't mind who goes higher, i want to go to the best organization for me. >> i've heard it's bad luck to say one or two of the teams out loud where you would prefer to go, but i don't believe in luck. do you have preferences? >> nah just, the best team for me

>> the best team for me. >> joining a pro team has been a dream a decade in the making when twins were just 9, they created a vision board with a detailed list of daily habits that would lead to nba stardom, including some intense training. >> 9 years old, you were dribbling basketballs like two miles a day? >> yeah, yeah, that was crazy. >> makes us look like 9-year-old geniuses >> makes you look like prophets. >> our handwriting was pretty good >> their good humor, despite their attention, no surprise to dad, troy, and mom maya. >> they've been raised a certain way and they've shown that they are stellar young men. >> reporter: there will be parents who have young athletes in their own homes and they're thinking, how do i do it what's the secret? >> we let them lead the way. this was their dream and we made sure that we had everything available to them so that they could manifest and see that into fruition >> just love the kid and support

them in what they want to do >> reporter: they're carrying that love and support into bare clas center tonight to see those 9-year-old dreams finally come true excited? nervous? all the things or just a little bit proud that all the work's about to pay off >> a little -- a little bit proud. i'm just happy that i got the opportunity to make it here. >> it's going to be the start of -- start of the dream got more goals after >> so, the twins did tell me that there's one part of this that's just a tad bittersweet. think about it, for the first time in their entire lives, they're going to be living and playing apart. they'll be drafted by different teams, so they'll live in different cities, which has created a bit of a conundrum for mom and dad. they're still trying to figure out where exactly they'll be moving we should also let you guys know, guys, they will join us tomorrow morning exclusively right here on "today" show to tell us how magical their night was. >> that's great.

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her highly anticipated and very personal new album called "chemistry." >> kelly, it is so good to see you. i had the good fortune of listening to this album this morning. it is -- carson, it's a home run. >> thank you >> i think it's going to be one of your biggest selling if not your biggest selling album yet, because each song, you're taking your heart and placing it on the table and saying, that's me. how hard was it to get all of those emotions out >> this just hit me that you two know me a bit outside of work, so it's interesting to talk to you about -- >> you can't lie everything you say, we know the answer already >> it's an interesting place to be in an interview no i think it's -- i waited until i was like through it. so now it's a different chapter for me i had to wait in order to put this out so i could have interviews just honestly, i wouldn't be crying in all of them because it's very intense going through that kind of loss, it's grief. i waited a good amount of time

to release it and i've been sitting with these songs for two-and-a-half to three years. now everybody else is finally getting to hear them >> does it come in waves i feel like grief, no matter what you're going through. whether it's the loss of someone. >> it's a roller coaster >> like, when you're calm, all of a sudden you feel like, here it comes again >> there's literally a song on the album, probably my favorite one called "lighthouse," it says, "like a wave, you're always crashing into me. because it feels like it's calm and then just -- you don't see it coming. a wave comes in. so, yeah it's a very intense record, but -- but i don't know, i guess it was important because i kept debating if i was going to release it or not. >> really? >> it's very personal. and i've always released personal music i'm that kind of writer in general, everybody knows that. but when you have kids, you both have kids, you kind of debate, what am i going to do here i was very selective about the songs i picked for the album >> what does "chemistry" mean to you? chemistry in people, good and bad? >> yeah, that's why there's a

song, "favorite kind of high," which is that sexy beginning part of the relationship, you're just like ahh. there's magic, when it might not be going so well, but you're trying to hold on and fix it and stay and other songs on the record that are, you know, it's over. it's like a whole scope of a relationship and chemistry is basically, it can be an insanely amazing thing an insanely unhealthy thing and a negative environment >> when a lot of relationships end, there are lots of things that are fought over and a lot of times, it's money >> hey >> but that's really what happens. and you have a line, it's like, fine, you take the towels. you can drag my name through the mud, but i'm giving it back. it's all in there. >> because you're right. i said this. the show i did in alaska, just the dumbest things come out. you know in an argument -- even in an argument, talking about

stuff, it's not going well friendship, family member, lover, doesn't matter. sometimes you get in arguments and you're like, what did you just say it's like -- it's beyond -- how did we get here, you know. >> right. >> and there's a lot of that on the record, too. >> i was very angry in that song >> it's a good one it's very anthemy. i cranked it. >> you are doing a lot obviously. the daytime show is moving here to new york. >> i'm neighbors. >> why did you want to move to new york >> i'm like floors away. >> you're at studio 6a. >> i am. >> that's a good studio. >> why the move? >> i'm very excited. >> family. covid pointed out a lot of things a lot of us didn't make it relationship wise. also it just proved i've never liked living in l.a. beautiful. lots of things to offer that is awesome. it's never been my thing in 20 years. i never wanted to live there in the first place. also pointed out, you know, especially getting divorced, it was just me and my kids all the way on that coast.

all my family lives on this coast. and so it just got lonely. i have been honest "the voice" i'm lonely there not as in i need a boyfriend thing. lonely you miss your family, your connection. you miss just having any family or that kind of relationship >> speaking of boyfriend, i mean, you must have every one of your friends trying to set you up. >> not my friends. but people will. >> are you into that process >> no. we've talked a little briefly on "the voice." don't give up on people just because it didn't work out i'm not that way at all. i'm not in a bitter place. i love love. i know i have a song called i hate love. it's a moment. but i love love. i'm not closed off but obviously i'm just not looking at all either. >> do you think -- i wondered this when i heard the album because it's amazing do you think about your ex listening to it? >> no.

i don't know if he would care. i don't know but i did -- we did have a text exchange about it. i don't remember why or how it happened i was like, hey, i didn't just diminish us down to -- you know what i'm saying. it's all in there. the ride the beauty is in there as well now, there's a lot of pain but that's what happens, you know, for all of us. >> miley wrote this thing about she doesn't want to tour it anymore. the experience is there. you have the vegas residency you have the talk show you have kids. you're a mom first how do you tell your fans who want to see you live. >> i know. i've been running into them here it's one of those things i do actually love going -- i love touring. i love going to different places i love being on stage. it's a different life. but it is incredibly hard if you're trying to be a present parent to do that plus do the talk show for 9 to 5 it's just a lot. so, if i weren't doing the talk show i would but it's a new path. >> you are going to perform

on -- out here on the plaza. we'll have a concert here. >> yes >> we want to welcome you, girl. >> you need a little new york love. >> welcome to new york >> we stole your purse so that's you're a new yorker now. >> wait. >> this is amazing >> new york loves kelly. >> how does a new yorker get a hot dog. >> what do you like, girl? >> i'll take -- i'll do plain. plain. >> plain >> plain >> i'm doing plain don't judge my plain >> kelly, we love you to the moon and back. you're going to come back on the fourth hour. we're happy you're here. the record is incredible incredible. >> "chemistry. go to today.com. love you, kel. send it over to dylan another check of the weather hey, dylan. >> good morning, guys. it's weird in london

15 degrees above average back in new york, it's about 15 degrees below average today. it's cloudy. it's cool. that's the story up and down the east coast with heavy rain down through florida, with flooding concerns through virginia, from virginia right down into florida. we're also looking at those extremely high temperatures especially across southern texas. up around 100 degrees. it will feel warmer. out west, it's beautiful lots of sunsnshi good morning. let's take a look at our seven-day. saturday and sunday look extra great for the san francisco pride parade that kicks off in the morning hours. in our inland valleys we'll slowly see a warmup into the weekend, sunday really kicking off a warming trend where temperatures return to

and that's your latest forecast back to you in new york. >> thank, dylan. it's carson's birthday edition of pop start >> i appreciate that let's get to it. >> hayden sheridan giving an update on the fate of this beloved tough guy. >> the man said if you didn't lee, we'd bury you here, and you didn't leave we keep our word in this valley. >> fine, we'll leave >> no, it's too late for that. >> i said we'll leave. i don't want you to leave. i want you to dig. >> in an interview with the hollywood reporter, sheridan opening up about kevin costner's "yellowstone" departure, leaving revealing that he's leaving to pursue a multi-part western saga he had this passion project he wanted to direct

he added he and the network were arguing about when he could be done with "yellowstone." i said, we could certainly work a schedule towards his exit date, which we did as for the future of "yellow stone. that sounded a little icy, right? sheridan also teased the upcoming matthew mcconaughey spin-off, calling the texas actor a natural fit. certainly is next up, "snl," do you remember that the star-studded "snl" had turned 40 years ago. big anniversary show well, get ready, there's another big one. next year, the iconic show joining in the 50s club. five decades of "snl." this time the extravaganza headed to radio city, while speaking at the cannes festival on wednesday, loren michaels revealing that the 50th anniversary will kick off as part of paris' olympic coverage. that is next summer. >> that will be amazing. finally, the beanie bubble we've got a pop start exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming movie starring elizabeth banks and sarah snook about the invention of those beloved toys with the heart-shaped tag and the craze

that soon followed take a look. >> this has always been my company. >> a company we created together >> why do you have to be so dramatic >> my salary has been reduced 75%. >> yeah, i'm doing what's necessary, running the real actual business over here. ♪ >> my life is this company i see where it's going there are signs of real trouble. >> genius is 1%, inspiration, 99%. presentation >> that's not how the saying goes >> that's zack galifianakis. catch the full trailer it's out at today.com. "beanie bubble" hits theaters july 21st and streams on appletv plus a week later. and ahead of the premiere, we're happy to say that elizabeth banks will be here in studio 1a to chat more about it. >> she's having a good year. remember she did "cocaine bear." >> that's right. and we do have a champion to crown. it is the winner our ice cream truck bracket. we'll do it in style, live on the plaza, we'll reveal the

winner two classics, two titans of the tasty frozen treats went head-to-head and there is a winner, hoda. we'll find out but first, a quick check of your local news and weather good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. the owners of a san francisco restaurant are cleaning up the store front after being

vandalized for the third time in as many months. the latest incident happened at a guy chicken and rice in the castro early tuesday. thieves were able to get inside the restaurant by shattering a glass window. once they got inside they stole $650 in cash and $1500 worth of equipment. the business says the attack happening during pride month feels personal and they won't allow this to shake their spirit. the restaurant had a break-in memorial day as well as april. >> it's looking a little bit cloudy and gloomy still out in san francisco. there is a giants game during the middle of the day. i think the breeze will also start to pick up. similar conditions for tomorrow. over the weekend pride parade looks like the weather will play nicely and we'll see a warming trend beyond that, especially in our inland valleys where we'll see 70s to 80s into the weekend

and next week. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

[ cheers and applause we're back at 8:30 >> we're getting ice cream

>> do not rain on our parade, because the ice cream truck, mr. softy is here. y'all, some of our favorite treats are being served up we all submitted what we love the most >> and the chocolate eclair uncle al was talking about, we've never had one. >> can we have two chocolate eclairs. >> let's get right to the winner without wasting -- time to reveal the ice cream bracket reminder, we started out with 16 delicious cold contenders after shocking upsets especially in the eastern bracket and surprises, many online voters narrowed it down the field to these two clazic treats. >> okay. >> the drumstick versus ic cream sandwich are you ready to find out which one took the title drum roll, please. >> and the winner is, drumstick! [ cheers and applause ]. >> what? >> drumstick >> the crowd does not agree. >> the drumstick is the winner

the classic! >> our crowd -- guys, carson, will you please poll the crowd >> yes >> will you poll them -- >> who likes drumstick >> which one likes ice cream sandwich >> but america here has already spoken >> oh, my god. congratulations, thank you >> it wasn't even -- >> it was close between the final two. i do want to try the eclair. >> the treats will keep coming, as we've been mentioning, it's a special day. carson daly's 50th birthday. really >> we're going to celebrate a little bit >> yes our ever-youthful carson is turning 50 siri is going to make one of your favorite meals in your honor. >> my wife is here >> siri daly is right here in your honor 1973 >> i wasn't born in '73 and i want that t-shirt. speaking of parties, tomorrow, kim pettus will be here on our plaza for a live concert. definitely a performance you're not going to want to miss. all right, now let's get the weather from dylan in london

hi, dylan! >> hey, good morning, guys happy birthday, carson and i totally agree with the drumstick. i'm here in london, because royal ascot's this weekend, so i'll be covering the horse race for nbc. but in the meantime, i'm just here a day early to deliver you a beautiful forecast from here where the sun is shining but we do have to keep an eye on the tropics where we have tropical storm brett still moving to the west a lot of rain and wind with it, winds are at 70 miles per hour as it continues to move westward, it looks like it's not going to run into a very favorable environment. it's going to remain as a tropical storm through the weekend. and beyond that, it looks like some wind will rip it apart. hopefully that does not develop into anything to worry about tropical depression 4 is also out over the atlantic. this is also expected to run into unfavorable conditions. it might strengthen into tropical storm cindy, either way, this looks like it will take a turn north of the islands, and also weaken, as it does so, as the wind kind of

rips that one apart, as well they're out there but they are of no concern. elsewhere across the country, we have that rainy and cool weather through the mid-atlantic, down through florida. it's extremely hot with no end in sight through southern texas. still up over 100 degrees with even higher heat indices it's slightly cooler across no good morning. i'm cinthia pimentel. let's look at the seven-day forecast. no rain or storms here on the west coast. we're just waking up to breezy conditions and fog. looks like the weather will be nice for the pride parade in the city this weekend. we'll slowly see temperatures warm up. our inland valley is going to see a nice comfortable couple days ahead. a and that is your and that is your latest forecast savannah, back to you. >> dylan, thank you so much. just discussing the ice cream results with jenna, but we've got to look ahead now, because

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today.com/shopallday let's head over to my birthday boy hey, carson. >> thank you, hoda we have a great time here. we have siri, my wife is here. so i'm flustered on top of turning 50 today what the heck is going on in the world? we have a wonderful meal you're making tonight for my birthday we'll mamake it thisis morning

i hope i do better than this in my 50s. >> look at that. this is a very special "today" food. we are celebrating our dear carson's birthday. it is the big 5-0. and this is his lovely wife, siri, is here to whip up one of carson's favorite meals.

chimichuri grilled steak and mashed potatoes. >> >> kelly clarkson said -- >> i didn't know you were 50 >> i had no idea. >> i owe america an apology. people who watch me on mtv and trl waking up going, oh, my god, carson is 50 oh hi god. i remember when i was 43 luke perry god rest his soul. he was on the cover of aarp magazine turning 50. he was my buddy from "90210," and i thought, 50. >> 50 is young, says all the 50-year-olds here. >> raise the roof. >> this is one of his favorite meals. we make it quite often >> yes >> surprised i made it to 50 >> a steak but with a yummy chimichurri sauce. our little secret to our chimturery is cilantro typical is parsely parsley, but we love cilantro. >> are we using all of these garlic cloves?

>> a lot of garlic you can add more or less of the red pepper you can add more or less of the red pepper this is what it will look like when you're all done >> can you keep it does it keep in the fridge. >> we like to put a lot on our steak to marinate. but save some to put it on top >> do you both sides or just the one? >> cover it all and an hour at minimum but overnight would be awesome. here's the steak and we use flank steak if i didn't mention that. you can use skirt steak, too we'll throw it on like a medium-high heat and it's pretty quick. like four to five minutes a side >> unlike most steaks where you're always worried about getting the temperature right for medium rare, the flank or skirt steak is great because it's quick and almost no matter what you do, it's hard to ruin. it's a nice alternate to your classic steak. >> this is a cast iron grill pan, but can you use any old grill? >> a grill, skillet, cast iron

>> and when you cut it, cut against the grain. that's very important. >> you want to let the steak rest always >> how are you liking it >> this is incredible. >> we do it on taco night. >> i'm their neighbor, so i'm like -- >> yeah, kelly, come over! >> taco tuesday. >> so we're going to serve this with a potato cauliflower mash >> so we actually do a lot of cauliflower mash, but i like to add a little bit of potato, it gives it a creaminess and it's a cheat. >> special occasion. >> oh, i've got beer >> so we just steam this for about, i don't know, 10 to 15 minutes, until you can spike it with a fork and it's tender. and then you'll drain it but -- >> you don't have to chug it >> thank you should i pour some in. >> absolutely. that would be delicious. >> so then you can use an immersion blender, which is easy, because it's all in the same pot or throw it into a

blender and blend that up. and of course, you have to add a little bit of cream. >> cream and cheese! >> white cheddar cheese. >> how does it taste >> yummy >> this is great meal. it's easy. >> not good! >> this was his request. >> i love for the holidays, creamy mashed potato this screams christmas eve >> i could eat this every day. i shouldn't, but it's so good. >> time to raise a glass if you know anything about carson daly, it is that he is a family man so we have etta, london, and goldie, his three youngest >> goldie! >> there's my big girl >> ice cream for breakfast, huh! is that good >> we love daddy's birthday. nobody's happier that i'm 50 than goldie. and etta and london, will you help me eat that >> no. >> it was a hard pass. you have the most beautiful family you really do.

>> thank you very much. >> jack daly is a teenager sleeping in. >> he asked how much the appearance fee was to show up this morning nothing, nothing >> we have to sing happy birthday y'all ready? >> i'm sorry, america. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to carson ♪ >> #you're old. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> yeah, carson. >> we love you, carson. >> i love you guys i love my work family. i love my family-family. i appreciate it. thank you. >> ice cream for breakfast she's killing it >> look at goldie. >> goldie is living her best life we're back in a moment we're back in a moment

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vamos a celebrar más we have more birthdays to celebrate. carson, since it's yours, will you do the honors. >> let's spin the smuckers jars. happy 100th birthday to kay winey. one of the first nypd very very first female police officers thank you for your service >> isabella johnson in buckingham, virginia, 100 years young today. to celebrate her big day, she's partying with 150 of her closest family and friends i have five. happy 100th going out to bernie schulman, a retired professor from woodbury, new york. gifted one to every member of his family that's awfully generous. happy birthday, bernie eleanor bloom zucker is an avid reader, 100 today. she started her career in retail at the age of 55 inspiring.

and tina damaco of tinley park, illinois, is 100 and loves to knit for the ones she loves. that's a nice gift the blankets she made for her great grandkids are her most treasured pieces and last but not least and happy birthday to carmen from utica, new york his secret to longevity, a glass of red wine every night with dinner i'm going to live to be 200 in that case. happy birthday to y'all. >> we love you, carson >> that was nice. >> thank you appreciate it. >> how are you going to celebrate your 50th? >> just hang out just like to be with the family and just relax >> chill >> just chill. >> everyday is so busy and i'm always traveling and crazy >> that's the best some days >> love it >> and look at these children. i think you should have 12 more. >> yeah -- >> hey, now. hey, now >> my kids are coming, just so you know, i'm totally coming over with my kids. >> do they like steak and cauliflower mash we'll do chicken fingers for them >> these kids and riv and rem have spent a lot of time

together on "the voice" back in the day. >> remember the compound >> "the voice" compound. first on the third hour, another music star, kylie minogue is live in studio, that's after your local news >> thanknk you, guysys >> love yoyou, guys. >> happypy birthday,y, carson. >> kids, get to school

good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. police are investigating the identity of a person who died in an overnight crash. police say that crash happened after a brief police chase starting after midnight in san pablo. police ended that chase due to unsafe speeds. not long after that, police responding to a rollover crash, finding the man dead on the scene. the 29-year-old man in the car had several outstanding warrants. we'll have more details during our midday newscast.

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this morning on the third hour of "today," the desperate search for the missing sub reaches a critical point as the crew may already be out of