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power grids to the brink. we'll have the very latest in al's full forecast. tale of the tape. the audio recording at the center of donald trump's indictment leaked overnight. the former president discussing classified documents in his possession. >> it is secretive. >> this morning what it means for the case against him. defiant. vladimir putin spepeaking out f the first time since that military rebellion over the weekend. his new message to the mercenaries behind it and the west. death penalty. the suspect in the idaho college murders set to appear in court today as prosecutors reveal the pun irkment they are seeking in the high-profile case. victims' families reacting to the news tonight. >> the evidence is there, and we feel that we can -- they can go forward with this. >> the latest in a live report from the courthouse. those stories, plus move

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>> last night, flipped the script. they win 18-4. it was a blow-out, and they took the title. so the tigers are celebrating. baton rouge is wild. >> oh, my gosh. what a difference a day makes. we'll start with the weather this morning. >> we are hitting another large swath of the country. seven tornadoes touching down across the plains. including what they call a so-called rope tornado in nebraska. >> we'll ask al about that. >> extreme heat remains the story across the south. more than 40 million people under advisories today. more record high temps expected. here on the east coast, it is rain that's the story. heavy rain and lightening leading to power outages and travel delays. look at that. theerly 3,000 flights cancelled yesterday and unfortunately more expected this morning. >> we have it all covered. of course al's forecast will be just ahead. we will start with sam brock. he is in baton rouge, louisiana. sam, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. even for those like yourself who

are accustom to summers here in louisiana, this is even by those standards exceptional. most of southeast louisiana is under an excessive heat warning today from baton rouge to where i am to new orleans, warning its residents it could feel like it's 120 degrees today. right now this could actually get worse over the course of the week as storms and scorching heat right now are touching and smothering large portions of the country. this morning a stretch of destructive storms slamming the east coast from the carolinas to the northeast. >> holy [ bleep ]! branchs are falling off the trees right now. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, heavy rain prompting flash flood alerts. while hail reaching over an inch in diameter rattling towns, including this neighborhood in virginia. down south, the problem is the sweltering heat, the dangerous heat dome across the region. excessive heat alerts are impacting 49 million people

across 13 states. and at the center of the dome, texas, where many cities are sweating through their third straight week of unrelenting in some cases record-breaking heat. >> i've been here since, what, i was in elementary school, and it's never been this bad. >> reporter: ercot the state's power grid breaking an all-time june demand record on monday. forecasting to reach uncharted territory again today. but saying grid conditions are expected to be normal. officials urging residents to cut back on power usage and go outside during the coolest hours of the day. >> we expect heat and humidity to continue into the triple digits throughout this week. >> reporter: meanwhile, at least six tornadoes have been reported in wyoming, while this scary looking rope tornado touching down in rural nebraska. this trifecta of brutal conditions, rain, wind and heat causing misery coast to coast. while there is no historical database for heat index, new orleans could very well tie or break its all-time records for

temperatures this week. there is some 200,000 customers across the country with no power this week. tennessee by far the worst state with 70,000 customers with no power. these temperatures continue to soar even higher. hoda, back to you. >> thinking about breaking record in new orleans is saying a hot. it gets super hot down there. sam brock, thank you. and those are having impacts on the nation's airports. flight delays and cancellations adding up with more expected just in time for the busy july 4th weekend. tom costello covers aviation for us. he's at reagan airport. tom, what is the latest on the travel front. >> reporter: long lines already. we have 2,200 flight cancellations yesterday. and right now the numbers are building. not just the weather, but that is a major factor today. here is where we stand at this hour. we're approaching, in fact, over 800 flight cancellations at the

moment and about 750 delays at the moment.á1$4ping that's a nationwide number. take a look at the most affected airports. first with the misery map, as you would expect, we are seeing some misery in the northeast. the choke points, of course, as always, new york city airports you move on up, the i-95 corridor all the way into boston. here are the most affected airports listed out now. we have newark airport, laguardia, of course, boston, jfk, chicago, o'hare, where i am right now, reagan airport, as well as toronto on the list. we've got orlando, washington, dull es and dfw in dallas, all of thosem weather. it is going to be a very busy time. if you're traveling right now for this holiday and then throughout the summer, but we are watching this crunch time right now as we go into the long weekend with a lot of people competing for limited space here at the airports. savannah, back to you. >> i was going to ask you about that because we are heading into this busy holiday week. a lot of people might be

traveling this weekend, friday. do you expect things to calm down before the big rush? >> reporter: well, i think it's all up to mr. roker, right? but at the moment, we're looking at 24 million people will be traveling between now and july 5th. so it will be a very, very busy travel period through the nation's skies. we got another problem, though. it is not just weather. you know, we've got a real problem with control towers not staffed appropriately. in fact, right now the inspector general is saying 77% of faa air traffic control facilities do not have the proper staffing. that's a year's long problem. that didn't just suddenly materialize, but they still are short on controllers. the ceo of american airlines taking aim at the faa yesterday saying it caused 150,000 airline's customers to experience difficulties, delays, cancellations over the weekend,

calling on a system-wide effort to fix this. but that's not an overnight fix when a quarter of all controllers right now, a quarter, are trainees. back to you. >> big problem. weather you can't control. some of these other issues you can. but it takes time. tom, thank you very much. >> let's get more on the storms, the heat, what's ahead. al, what does it look like? >> yeah. a lot going on. not a lot of it is moving, unfortunately. we have a minimal risk from upstate new york to north carolina. wind gusts, low tornado risk but isolated hail one inch or diameter. we move into the mid section of the country, 6 million people from the dakotas down into texas and parts of louisiana and arkansas. wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour. two inch diameter hail and tornadoes possible. look at this from florida all the way to the southwest tucson, arizona, we have 49 million people under heat advisory, heat watches and heat warnings. unfortunately nothing is really moving. we have this locked pattern all month, hot weather texas into

the plains. unseasonably cool in the east and the west. and the next three days this high pressure moves very slowly, so it's expanding heat and humidity. new orleans will see temperatures near the triple digits. when you factor in the heat, look at this. the humidity it's triple digits in new orleans, little rock, wichita, on into st. louis and nashville. and we're not going to see much changing expected record highs from poplar bluff, houston, gulf port, new orleans, on into the weekend. this ridge will weaken, so we'll start to see temperatures cool a bit, but that heat does expand to the east and north for st. louis, memphis, and jackson, but the heat will continue in texas. guys? >> all right, al, thank you. >> we turn to a major development in the federal case against donald trump. for the first time an audio recording has surfaced in which the former president appears to discuss classified documents of people who did not have security clearance. nbc's garrett haake is in washington with more on this. garrett, good morning. this is a key piece of evidence

and mentioned in the indictment. now, people are able to hear it for themselves. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, savannah. good morning. we have already seen, of course, part of this conversation in a transcript from the federal indictment. but it's a totally different thing to actually hear the recording in which the former president discusses a document he says he could no longer declassify. overnight, mr. trump calling the audio an exoneration, but legal experts say the tape could ultimately be a critical piece of evidence against him. >> you did. >> done by the military, given to me. >> reporter: in his own words, former president trump in a newly-surfaced audio recording that's expected to be used as evidence in his federal case involving classified documents. in it he appears to acknowledge he knowingly held on to a classified pentagon document about a potential attack on iran. the 2.5 minute audio tape obtained by cnn shows mr. trump discussing what he calls the, quote, highly confidential document.

>> i'll show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack iran. isn't it amazing? i have a big pile of papers. this thing just came up. look, this was in here. they presented me this, this is off the record, but they presented me this. >> reporter: that conversation, according to the special counsel, took place during a meeting at mr. trump's new jersey golf club in july, 2021, with two staffers, a publisher and a writer who was working on a memoir of mark meadows, his former chief of staff. mr. trump referencing the document more than once on the tape and at times even jokes about it being, quote, highly confidential. >> it is highly confidential, secret. this is secret information. >> reporter: in a fox news interview last week, the former president claiming there were no documents shown in that meeting. >> that was a massive amount of papers and everything else talking about iran and other things. and it may have been held up or may not, but that was not a

document. i didn't have a document per se. there was nothing to declassify. these were newspaper stories, magazine stories and articles. >> reporter: but the recording appears to tell a different story. >> as president i could declassify, but now i can't. but this is -- >> now we have a problem. >> reporter: the former president, who pled not guilty to a 37-count indictment, accusing him of taking classified national security documents with him when he left the white house, then obstructing the government's efforts to get them back, lashing out overnight on social media. accusing the special counsel of having, quote, spun the tape as well as saying without evidence that he illegally leaked it and calling it an exoneration. nbc news reached out to the special counsel's office for response to those claims overnight. but so far we haven't heard back. mr. trump and his campaign are out with new statements this morning insisting he did nothing wrong but several legal experts and former prosecutes who heard the tape largely reached a different conclusion, describing

it as quite damning. savannah? >> garrett haake in washington. thank you, garrett. also this morning, fallout is growing in the aftermath of that near mutiny in russia. a defiant vladimir putin delivering his first speech since the weekend's short-lived rebellion. president biden also weighing in as the world watches to see what will happen next. nbc's chief international correspondent, keir simmons is in moscow with the very latest. hey, keir, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, hoda. this morning president putin reasserting himself. take a look at these pictures standing in front of his security forces saying, you helped prevent a civil war and insisting that no russian troops had to be pulled away from the front line. late into the night, president putin met with the heads of his security services and this morning another dramatic announcement charges against this weekend's mutiny have been

dropped. putin address to the nation focused on one man. while never mentioning prigozhin by name, slamming what he called a militarized mutiny led by traitors. who would see russia choked in bloody stripes. facing down a defiant prigozhin who reported rebellion rocked russia, but insisted in his own 11-minute message that he did not try to topple president putin, rather he says, it was a protest against how his wagner group were being treated. again, demanding changes to russia's military leadership, saying he stopped the bloodshed when he was offered exile in belarus. this morning, the belarus president -- saying the rebellion was painful to watch if russia collapses, we will all die, he says prigozhin's wagner group was cheered by russians after they stood down on saturday some even took selfies this morning, president zelenskyy traveling to the front line, taking pictures with ukrainian soldiers

and amid the fallout from the weekend's events, his counteroffensive is advancing, he says. giving few details but calling monday a happy day president biden, with his own message to russia -- >> we gave putin no excuse to blame this on the west and to blame this on nato we made clear that we were not involved we had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: while here on the streets of moscow, ordinary russians sharing their reactions to these uncertain times >> people on russian side, they also dying. >> reporter: what happens now, do you think >> i don't know. >> reporter: and president putin overnight saying wagner troops can join the russian army or rejoin their families or go to belarus. russia insisting wagner is being disarmed meanwhile this morning saying the national guard will now get

heavy weapons. hoda >> keir, thank you. with his term winding down, the supreme court is facing decisions on several high-profile cases including affirmative action, student loan debt and lgbtq rights. some or all of those opinions could come as early as today lots to discuss with nbc senior legal correspondent laura jarrett with what we're watching for. let's start with affirmative action this is a direct challenge from the court's precedent affirmative action from 2003 saying universities could use race as a factor in admissions the court took this case and seems prepared to strike down that precedent. >> this is the case that could change college admissions as we know it. for years, as you say, the court has said, you can use race but just as a limited factor but the fact they took this case at all led to speculation that they will go all the way and say from now on, not only harvard and unc, the two schools sued here, all schools, public and

private can no longer use race as a factor in admissions. the colleges tell me, look, we're really worried we want a di diverse student body if you say we can't use race anymore, we know what happens because there are nine states that have already banned affirmative action in those states the rates of blacks and latinos has plummet >> the make-up of the court is more conservative now. the schools basically followed the precedence. so the fact that the supreme court took the case is why people think they're ready to strike it down >> exactly they don't have to go all the way. they might say the programs at harvard and ushs nc were wrong the lower court needs to go back and look at it we have to see how narrowly do they slice this decision another big issue is student loan debt forgiveness. this is something from august of 2022 the biden administration did. the trump administration paused repayment and biden paused repayment and then in august 2022 said how about we forgive up to $20,000 of student debt. that is now snarled in this

legal controversy. what do you expect >> and these justices seem to very skeptical of administration's authority to actually be able to wipe out that much debt they seem to think this is such a big deal, it's such political and economic consequence that maybe the president shouldn't have been able to do this without explicit congressional authorization. but there's a wrinkle. they might find that the states that sued do not have standing, in which claim the president's bill goes forth. >> thank you very much. lots to watch. very complicated all right, guys. the party probably still going on in baton rouge this morning lsu tigers are college champions world series once again. they left no doubt in the third and deciding series of the game last night, putting a whopping 18 runs on the board the tigers beat florida 18-4 >> there it is and for the first time since 2009 in seventh overall, the tigers can say we are champions. >> yes, they are

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>> it is a relief. i'm glad that we're in a situation of strength and the evidence is there. and we feel that we can -- they can go forward with this. >> reporter: the family's attorney believes it's a clear-cut death penalty case. >> you are not going to pursue death penalty on this, who are the guy for death penalty on a case like this, who are you going to pursue for death penalty? >> reporter: in just a few hours, kohberger is set to appear for another pretrial hearing. they're asking the judge to pause legal proceedings until they receive those materials. already a key part of the case for both sides, bryan kohberger's dna and where it was and wasn't found. while prosecutors said in a court filing earlier this month, that kohberger's dna is a statistical match to dna found at a knife sheath at the scene of the murdersrs, lawyers say authorities did not find any victim dna in his apartment, home or vehicle. >> is this your car?

>> he had a month before those search warrants were executed to wash his car, wash his clothes, clean out his apartment. there's multiple ways to explain the lack of dna in his vehicle, in his apartment. there's not a lot of ways to explain his dna on the sheath of the murder weapon. >> reporter: the legal battle is also unfolding just over a mile from the scene of the quadruple homicides. the home where they were killed was set to d demolished before a judge ruled it should be preserved. the university of idaho hope to have the house down ahead of the new school year. the goncalves family says the house should be preserved through trial. >> i don't want to sit six months from now and hear somebody in the court case say, well, i really wish we could be in the house right now. >> once the case is over, then they can move on. but right now, it's the crime scene. >> reporter: bryan kohberger has

not entered a plea. a judge has entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. regarding the death penalty here in idaho, there is a new law allowing for death by firing squad if they can't locate the chemicals necessary for lethal injection. that law goes into effect july 1st. savannah? >> all right, erin. thank you. want to turn to nbc news legal analyst, danny se value las. you wonder if they are confident with their case, what do you think. >> study shows that idaho prosecutors seek the death penalty in about 20% of death penalty eligible cases they only get death penalties in about 3% of those that go to trial. so, idaho prosecutors, it seems, are willing to try for the death penalty. they'll file the notice. that maybe a negotiating tactic, of course. if they file the notice of intent, then the defense says, uh-oh, the stakes are higher

perhaps that is meant to bring them to the table. but it seems under idaho law the death penalty, which the supreme court has very much restricted they're a little more permissive than other jurisdictions. >> how does that affect the case let's say this remains a death penalty case and goes to trial as a capital case. how does that affect in terms of the jury that is selected and the evidence that's presented? >> absolutely. so in these cases, it becomes really two trials. you have a trial on the guilt phase and then a trial on the penalty phase. and as they must in every state, they have to take into account the aggravating factors and mitigating factors in idaho, they have a list of mitigating factors the jury finds during the penalty phase that any one of them was met, i'll give you an example of one, that during the crime the killer committed another murder that is exactly within here, and there are other aggravating factors that fit as well just one example, if the jury finds that beyond a reasonable doubt, then the defense has to come up with some mitigating

factors or else the jury must essentially impose the death penalty. so idaho procedure creates a clear path to the death penalty with those aggravating circumstances, one of which an example i gave you, if we get to that phase, it's not likely he would be found guilty of one murder and not the other, it might be a fore gone conclusion. >> that's a strict statute in idaho sounds like. >> permissive for the death penalty. the supreme court has limitations it imposes when compared to other states it could be said that idaho is more death friendly. >> we hear about this dna information. how likely would the court grant access to the dna information. >> this is interesting the state's argument is essentially that there are two kinds of dna there's what we're familiar with traditionally which is str, going back to the oj case, traditional dna evidence the state says that they use this new kind, this emerging evidence, forensic genealogy evidence, they use that to build

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control everything from our cell phones, to our cars, washing machines, a.i. and industry officials here are warning that the entire global economy is at risk because of tensions between the united states and china. vibrant, democratic, rich and pro-american taiwan is the silicon valley of asia the island has a near monopoly on semiconductors. the chips that drive our digital lives. taiwan produces over 60% of all semiconductors and shocking 93% of the most advanced chips needed for a.i nbc news was given rare access to a taiwanese semiconductor factory. the founder and ceo of mecronics. how many of these tiny little chips do we depend on to get through the day?

>> look at your cell phone, there's so many. >> reporter: the united states is racing to build semiconductor factories but these tiny digital brains are incredibly difficult to produce each one is made of ultra thin layers of silicon, and contain up to a billion tran sisters >> reporter: the u.s. is on this initiative to diversify, produce more chips like this in the united states. how long do you think it would take them to catch up? >> i would say ten years >> reporter: but will political tensions here boil over before then china insists taiwan belongs to beijing. in early june, a chinese warship cut off a u.s. navy destroyer, and chinese fighters have repeatedly flown over the island >> what would be the economic impact for the world if semiconductor industry goes offline? >> yeah. >> because of military tensions or conflict? >> my opinion is you'll be set

back at least 20 years. >> reporter: although washington has no formal obligation to defend taiwan, president biden said he would. >> would you u.s. forces defend the island. >> yes if in fact tlchs unprecedented attack. >> reporter: a semiconductor billionaire has spent $100 million to train the taiwanese people in civil defense. >> protecting taiwan is protecting the u.s. interest. >> reporter: what about all the semiconductor factories here the chinese start to invade and you don't want the chinese to take them over, what are you going to do? blow them up >> sadly it may be one option. >> reporter: a potential digital meltdown that no one wants industry officials here tell us they hope that taiwan's essential role in producing semiconductors will force the united states and china to find some sort of diplomatic solution because the cost of failure is simply too high. hoda

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of july parades and barbecues are around the corner, but the holiday sales, those have already started. here to help us find the best deals is nbc's vicky nguyen. good morning >> good morning. >> one of the big ticket items that go on sale around the fourth of july >> these are the categories to keep your eye on mattresses right now, casper has 20% site wide. beauty rest is doing 900 dollars off certain mattresses appliances, best buy off to 40% off deals there. furniture, crate and barrel west elm up to 60% furnishing and accessories. beauty, check with individual brands you like. some are having semiannual sale. you know spf expires from last year finally, outdoors. rei up to 50% things like running shoes and hydration packs for the hiker in your life. >> okay. cool

i didn't think they do outdoor this time of year. >> so the team says at lowe's you can get a 10 inch queen hybrid memory mattress for $499. that's almost 40% off. the next item at home depot, looking for a dishwasher, 24 inch stainless steel dishwasher by ge, almost half off at 41%. then we're talking about furniture. so there's a three seater sofa going for 299 at ashry furniture, the deal that people like and finally, we have rei with this discovery base camp bundle, when they say four people, they mean two people unless you want to sleep like sardines this comes with two sleeping bags, two sleeping mats and only $161. >> okay, cool. >> so july 4th sales are one thing, but if you want to wait a little bit, there's a whole another day that's coming up on july 11th, prime day what should you wait for

>> you want to wait on small electronics, hoda. prime days will be july 11th and 12th kohl's is also doing its cyber deals the 11th and 12th. best buy said we see you, we're starting our sales july 10th for black friday in july and target is like, we're going to do a whole week of deals. our circle week, so that starts july 9th through the 14th. >> so it's better to wait if you want these categories. >> accessories around your house, summer apparel shop at the end of the season, even july 4th some sales but mid july, around prime day, that's the best time to get those bathing suits. >> a lot of time when we see the sales we're hitting buy, buy, buy, buy pause before you go crazy buying everything. >> make a list of the things that you actually are in the market for so that you don't get carried away and buy things you don't need never too early to shop for christmas as al roker knows. this is a good time to think of those people on your list. and then you can sign up for emails you'll always get the sale alert. but, please make a separate

email that you use simply for retail that helps you keep the spam down. then finally, these days, always use an extension like honey or go on google shopping and get a sense actually if you're buying the best time. they'll tell you the price history of that item >> on regular days, leave something in your amazon cart for a few days, not a sale item, and see if you really want it. often i want it. let me wait two days do i still want it >> you forget about it >> i got an acrylic pitcher i don't want or need but it looked shiny and happy so i got it. >> hey, al. >> you can't wait to get this because it's really going to expire by tomorrow storms and heavy rain in the northeast. we're watching that record highs down through texas and the gulf. severe storms in the central plains beautiful weather up and down the west coast good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall.

we're still in nice weather today, but we are bracing for heat in our inland valleys, going from 77 this afternoon to 95 on saturday. we are going to have those temperatures peaking on saturday and then going back down for early next week, also leading to the fourth of july holiday. for san francisco, mostly cloudy today and tomorrow, but look at saturday, sunny and highs and that is your latest weather. best time of the morning "pop start." >> we have a lot to get to today. upg uncle al, thank you for that intro. we will start with angela bassett. she did the thing. this november, the legendary actress will be awarded her very first oscar. >> about time. >> she was named the academy list of governor's award recipients the honorary trophy being given -- in celebration to the two-time nominees iconic roles in "what's love got to do with it," "waiting to exhale" and

more recently "black panther." she'll join mel brooks and editor carol littleton congratulations to all of them next up, barbie, in case you haven't seen her glamorous dream house in the latest movie trailer, here is a peek. >> hey, barbie can i come to your house tonight? >> sure. i don't have anything planned, just a giant blow-out party. with all the barbies and planned choreography you should stop by >> sounds cool. >> well, that dream house is coming to real life. take a look at this. yesterday airbnb announced they are opening those fantastic plastic doors to the public, an opportunity to live in their barbie world fantasy according to the listing ken is inviting two lucky guests to stay at the malibu dream house in all of its kendom glory. visitors get a chance to take a tour of ken's closet, boogie on the disco dance floor and chill by the pink pool bookings open july -- >> for real?

>> malibu, i guess. >> duh, malibu next up, olivia rodrigo. the music star revealing dropping her new album making this album was very daunting, very fun and very fulfilling i can't wait for it to be yours. don't forget that 2021 debut album earned her three grammy wins can't wait to hear what's next for her. the first single is called "vampire." it comes out this friday should olivia need a place to rehearse that song, dust off the plaza out there. get some summer jams going >> come on, olivia. >> just putting it out there the billboard hot 100, it's been more than 40 years since country music has taken the chart's top two spots since this track in 1981. ♪ working 9 to 5 ♪ ♪ what a way to make a living ♪ >> very poppy. >> yeah.

>> almost not even country. >> very poppy. well, if you look at it, it looks country. that's number two. number one, take a look. ♪ ♪ i wake up to a sunny day ♪ ♪ because i love a rainy night ♪ >> it's a weather song. ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ >> it's your anthem. >> do you know that song >> he has no idea. >> well, that was almost like 50 years ago. >> 50? >> yeah, 42 years ago. bringing country back to the chart with these two mega hits at one and two ♪ you got a fast car, and i wan a ticket to anywhere ♪ ♪ maybe we make a deal, maybe together we can get somewhere ♪ ♪ ♪ last night we were at the liquor store, i can't remember everything we said but we said it all ♪ >> well, luke covering tracy chapman, number two.

which started higher than the original number one song on the billboard charts. >> that's amazing. that's amazing. >> very poppy now. >> country is changing w. there you go. next up, taylor swift, used to be country, singer rocked ticketmaster with her presales now on track to be the first artist with a billion dollar tour 54 international dates they just added. "wall street journal" reporting that milestone would break the global concert record currently held by sir elton john the journal saying that taylor could profit over $500 million when accounting for merchant expenses still making her way across the u.s. the international shows are slated to kick off in august >> amazing >> rain wilson, the office star joined jenna bush hager at the austin ideas festival, bringing together leaders, change makers and big thinkers from around the globe and caught up about the

book "soul boom. >> i lived most of my life with this idea that happiness was something that was going to be down the road. if i did x, y and z, then i would be happy no, no, no like this is it, baby. like, your day, your breath is where joy, bliss and well being is to be found. >> yep >> that's good advice. >> real good. >> depressing but good advice. >> this is as good as it gets. >> extremely good. >> how do you like it, carson? >> i was lining up the -- i'm not buying rain wilson's book. no, it's a great book. it really. come on. >> good advice. >> nbc universal news group is the partner. >> if you think this moment isn't good enough, how about this >> it's better now. >> john krasinski, wendell pierce, michael kelly, stars of jack ryan.

are you happy now, carson? >> finally >> this is bliss right here. >> this moment was worth it. >> guys, talk about the final season can't believe it first a check of your local news and weather. al good morning. it's 8:26. police in vallejo are trying to understand what led to a shooting that killed two people last night around 8:30. police responded to a call about a car crash in vallejo near 780. officers found two people had been shot. paramedics took them to the hospital, where they later died.

police are working to identify a motive. meteorologist kari hall is giving us our forecast for this tuesday. >> it starts out cloudy along the coastline, san francisco also going to continue to see clouds and cool temperatures today. we're heading for 68 degrees in oakland. in the south bay it'll reach the mid 70s today. only just a couple of degrees warmer each day for the inland areas. not as much of a drastic change for san francisco and along the coastline. our valleys head into the low 90s for the weekend. >> i'll have another local news update in half an hour. see you back here then.

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these are members of the class of 2023 from a. phillip randolph campus high school right here in new york. >> oh my gosh. y'all! >> this is your moment >> you guys look so good in your caps and gowns we're so happy to see you in the class with us as well. is the class value victorian, the principal. happy graduation, guys come on over well, congratulations. how are you feeling on this day? >> very excited. we're able to congratulate everyone that worked so hard for these four years to get to this point. >> they really did in principal. these were kids that had to go through the pandemic and be at home something so hard for high schoolers in particular. what do you want to say about this class >> i want to say i'm incredibly proud of the class of 2023. >> yes >> they're going to some great colleges they all worked extremely hard both in the classroom.

we also have student athletes here very successful on the field. we have our football champions here. >> yes >> and where are you going to school next year >> i will be going to johns hopkins university i am doing a double major in molecular and cellular biology and medicine, science and humanity. >> very cool. >> wow we want to get a good look at the grads behind me. your moms and dads are looking for you. you're on tv congratulations to this beautiful -- >> give you folks a round of applause who helped you get through this. >> that's right. >> have a wonderful day. today is the day you're getting your diplomas? >> absolutely. >> y'all are the future. we need you. all right. go get 'em congratulations. >> class of '94. >> xavier, all right

>> cool! just ahead in this half hour what drama and action can we all expect on the final season of "jack ryan"? well, we are about to get a sneak peek. plus, we will meet a baseball fan on a mission to share the sport he's passionate about with the next generation jacob will share his touching story and the remarkable surprise for deserving kids he got to join. also, some bright and light recipes for summer produce that will fill you with a lot of energy all throughout the day. >> we like that. and on the 3rd hour, it's money made easy from the grocery store, gas station, vacations. we found some of the best ways for us to all save this summer. >> al, a check of that weather. >> all right for today, we are looking at again severe storms here in the northeast. fire risk out to the southwest sunshine along the west coast. record highs in texas. for tomorrow, that heat continues from texas right on into parts of the gulf coast showers and storms lingering in the northeast and new england. hot and humid in the plains. fire risk in the southwest sunny and cool along the

california coast but you get on up into coastal good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we are starting out cloudy but we'll head for sunshine for inland areas. it's going to get hotter over the next days. the end of the week into saturdays temperatures reach the mid 90s. slightly cooler sunday into monday and the fourth of july weather. you have an idea w everyone should say their name really fast. go. >> anthony >> donna >> haley. >> elizabeth. >> m-arinella. >> we know you >> jordan. >> stacy. >> julio.

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we are back. 8:37 with the cast of tom clancy's "jack ryan" is here. john krasinski has been taking out bad guys as the cia analyst turned agent with help from james greer played by michael

>> that bad? >> hey, buddy. >> say welcome we could use the help. >> you heard from chavez >> i have searched his hotel, his car, airport, nothing. >> that's all right. we'll find him. >> oh, yeah? i have known guys like this my whole career if he doesn't want to be found, we'll never find him >> john, michael, wendell, welcome. >> thank you. >> where have you been >> it's been a long time, yeah you have been avoiding the show purposefully. >> it's something i do. >> okay. this is the final season. >> it is. >> i can't believe it. how was the last -- like on the final shoot, the final day, were there tears, hugs, man hugs? >> it does not take much for me to cry i was already crying i think before we wrapped. but when we wrapped, it was very, very emotional not just because it was over but the entire cast and crew came out and you see this family you

created over four seasons and it was very, very moving. >> i was asking if people would be satisfied with the ending, michael, but you shot this a long time ago. you did seasons 3 and 4 back-to-back my question to yo, do you know how it ends? >> i don't remember at all no, i think one of the most beautiful things about this season is it's full circle, you know home is sort of the underlying thematic in it it is beautiful in that. you know, we come home. >> yeah. i told you guys, i watched the pilot last night. >> you're a super fan. >> super fan. >> all the way back to the top >> and also research i did my research. but it is fun to see the genesis of that relationship here you have jack ryan, which is an iconic character there had been a movie people love it it is not necessarily assumed that this is going to be a big hit. how did you know this is going to work? >> john krasinski. no, but it's -- you get to go back to the origins of how thess

they -- these characters developed. and in the long form in the series like this, you don't -- movies don't have an opportunity to like we did so we were able to dive deep and get to see how they came together, how he turns from that analyst to that great operative out in the field, and that's the thing that makes it entertaining and at the same time exciting. w >> the first day working with him, that's how i knew it would work. >> you see it right away the chemistry is there right away i was trying to remember, john, because, of course, you will always be jim from "the office" for me and others. >> greatest honor ever. >> when you became jock ryan, had you done an action character before that. >> you seem shocked. >> that's what i'm saying. were you like, i think i can be

an action star. >> no, definitely not. >> i pictured you as the pencil pushing jim. >> i did a movie called "13 hours. once they saw that, they were like, hey, maybe he can do "jack ryan," and they were right. >> you traveled all over the world together, which is a bonding experience. >> sure is. >> who is the most adventurous eater on these trips that you take. >> it's me it's me. wherever we went, i went on some adventure. when there was camping in the sahara, a midnight seafood feast right out of the ocean in morocco or budapest jazz club. i enjoyed the travel log. >> you have to okay who is the friendliest out on the road. >> probably michael kelly. >> maybe. >> that doesn't track.

>> that doesn't track! >> everywhere you go in the world they go, hey, can you take a picture. i go, sure they go, no, no, no of him no problem smile. >> i always say it doesn't track, michael, because you are like a homicidal lunatic. >> my last one is who is most likely to violate a cultural norm or be arrested overseas >> that's him, too. >> well, it is really fun. it is hard to say good-bye to "jack ryan," but thank you for being here come back any time don't be a stranger. the first two episodes -- actually, why don't you read it. can you get a tight shot of john. >> where am i going? >> which one already i'm messing it up. >> there we go. >> the first two episodes of "jack ryan" are out this friday on prime video prime video. and a pair of new episodes drop each friday after that leading up to the grand finale on july 14th >> boom. >> yeah. up next, take kids out to the ball game. jacob introduces us to the movement bringing the new generation of fans to the field. nbc. first, this is "today" on

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estamos de regreso con una inspiring story all about one man on a mission to share his love of baseball with the next generation >> jacob soboroff met up with him in minneapolis with a few surprises up his sleeves >> i love this dude. the goal is simple, 30 ballparks, 30 games, 3,000 new fans seems easy, right? the man spending the summer visiting every baseball stadium in the country here is the catch. he is paying for nearly 100 kids to attend every single game, too. we wanted to help to make sure that game number 12 was a home run. >> i always loved coming to a stadium. when i walked in, i see the green grass, the smells, the sights, the sounds. >> there is nothing like it. >> there is nothing better. >> reporter: baseball isn't just a sport for steven it's his lifelong passion. he fell in love with the game when he was 6, watching

baseball games on tv with his dad and he's never backed away from the plate he volunteered as a little league coach for over 20 years what's been the best part of being a coach for you? >> you get a young person that maybe wasn't an actual athlete but by the end of the season, they make a big catch at the end and they're like the hero of the day. >> when steven retired from his full-time job this year, he decided to celebrate by crossing off an item on his bucket list visit all parks across the country in one season. he wanted to share his passion with kids who might not have a chance to otherwise attend a game the tampa native pledged $1,000 towards each stadium stop and working with major league baseball and local nonprofits, he's been able to bring along nearly 100 kids to every game. we were in denver and it was an amazing organization that helped homeless young people. one young man pulls me aside and got tears in his eyes. this is one of the greatest days of my life i never thought i would get to go to a professional sports

game this young man who had went through so much hardship in his life was enjoying a baseball game some of us take for granted because this was one of his best days in his entire life. >> reporter: we wanted to create more memories just like that when we heard about his story. everybody ready for a ball game? >> yeah! >> reporter: working with the minnesota twins, we set up an up forgettable day for members of the boys and girls club of the twin cities. you know the game starts at 12:00. are you wondering what you're doing here so early? >> yeah! >> reporter: everybody like surprises? >> yeah! all right. let's go let's go let's go our first stop, straight to the field. >> i'm really excited. >> catching. >> watching people play so i can learn more better. >> reporter: the kids got to meet kyle farmer, who threw 10-year-old dante davidson a autographed ball >> i think it's really nice that i got a ball.

>> reporter: that smile says it all. and we had many more surprises for these young baseball fans. give me some high fives. >> reporter: including a stop inside the press box where aspiring broadcaster 13-year-old got to show off her talents. >> one day i'm going to be here. >> you're already here here is a microphone >> let's go twins! >> reporter: i love that do you think you'll be back here and this i will be the place you work >> yeah. >> reporter: while we wait for her big break, down on the field, it was time for the first time 13-year-old romeo riley had the honors how is that arm? strong did you warm it up a little bit. give a little shake out. you feeling ready? >> yeah. >> reporter: with his arm ready to go, romeo and steven headed to the mound just a bit outside but that pitch set the matchup against the boston red sox, a swift and decisive victory twins won it 6-0

but perhaps the greatest victory, dozens of kids with full tummies and nine innings of baseball consumed. and their own shot at glory. swing for the fences, one, two, three, go! let's go all right, romeo i see you. you got it you got it you got it whoo >> thank you, steve! ♪ >> so nice. >> yeah. >> i love those kids so much. >> that was steven's 12th game he completed game 13 other the weekend. he'll be in st. louis tonight. almost half way there. you have to say hi after he sees him. the real retirement will begin when finally he can kick his feet up and relax. what a dude. >> paying it forward >> i loved it. i love the girl in the boots the kid at the plate. >> she'll be there i don't doubt it. >> without question. >> i can tell that you have children very at ease. >> big shot to kyle farmer for coming out. >> he's the man.

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and welcome back to "today table. we are whipping up a bright summer bowl you can make in 30 minutes. joining us of course, chef helana, host of new today all day series head of the table to create this vibrant dish at home, you can just scan the qr code to purchase all the ingredients right there on the screen it's easy. great to see you as always our tasters are down there >> hey, tasters. >> chef, how is your summer going? what's new >> it's going well can't complain i've been traveling all over for

this new series which is really exciting head of the table. it's going well. i was just in maine with a lobster fishermen. >> you brought us greens lovely all right. >> get excited we're having chicken today >> what are greens let's start with that. >> well, this is quinnoa loaded with tons of minerals and nutr nutrients. we can make it taste really good i promise you. here is how to do it first thing we're going to do is add a little oil to a pan. i like to rinse mine really well because that's going to get any of those excess starches out of it get a nice, fluffy you want to toast this to add nuttiness to the quinoa bringing out the flavors it has to add more flavor to it, we respect just going to add water, we are going to add in stock whatever your preference is. since we have chicken coming into play later, exactly it will give it some flavor. bring it up to a boil. then you're going to pop theed

will on, cook it for 15 minutes. turn theed will off. let it sit for five. >> is this a grit, is this in the grits family. >> it is not no it's not >> it looks like it, though. making very similar. >> we have our quinoa ready to roll >> it does look similar. then we have fresh herbs any delicious -- >> cilantro, the world is your oeser. >> this is the base of the bowl? >> this is. >> better for you than rice? >> about as good as brown rice. >> this has protein. >> it does have protein. >> how is it, uncle al >> i like a good bowl. >> i love a grain bowl. >> you have scallions. we're just going to slice these. that just means it's a fancy word for diagonal. we're sliegs it. we have the greens on the side and then you can take the white

parts and you'll slice those and those scallion whites will end up going into our dressing, which we're making amazing jar i want it to be easy we have olive oil. add more scallion whites. >> here comes all the flavor. >> scallion whites, oil. we have garlic we have a little bit of white miso paste fermented soy bean paste. subtle sweetness i'm a huge fan you can swap it out for dijon. >> is this like a vinaigrette. >> exactly white wine vinegar you could use rice, vinegar, whatever you want. add in salt. hit it with pepper and then shake it on up and you have your dressing. >> dressing is delicious >> you can make this ahead of time. >> you can make it ahead of time, store it in your fridge. >> you can add anything to this. cucumbers, avocado and things. you could make this into anything. >> you can what i like to do is i like to

rock my cucumber back and forth and create this really nice, large, oblong chunks they give nice crunch. if you don't love cucumber as much, won't make the whole thing taste like cucumber. snap peas, i like to take the top and pulling that off, giving it a nice rough slice. then we're putting it all together so here we go. we have -- i love ill lit ration that's why this is a green grain bowl do it up like that >> this is delicious guys, you approve? chicken? >> guilt free. grains bowl. lots of grains to choose from. thank you as always. the ingredients get by scanning that qr code good morning. it's 8:56. in about 30 minutes the alameda

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