limbing by 2:00 today. >> great mayweather. >> yes. >> may weather. speaking of that. "today" show is next. we'll be back in a few minutes with local updates. good morning. breaking news. two gunmen open fire at a controversial event near dallas where people were drawing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the suspects both killed by police. we're live at the scene. nbc news exclusive. we're in africa with former president bill clinton as he tours some of the places that benefit from his family's foundation. a foundation under fire for taking money from foreign countries like saudi arabia. >> do you understand it's a problem? >> no. >> why he says it's all for good and what he's doing to quell the critics. "today" exclusive. melissa rivers speaks out in her

first television interview about what led to her mother's untimely dead. >> when it's error after error after error after error after behavior that you cannot even begin to get your head around, you get mad. >> this morning rivers talks about her lawsuit and her legendary mom. and back to where it all began. savannah is in australia the country where she was born taking her mom on a very special journey. >> this is the room you took your first breath in. >> today, monday, may 4th, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news this is a special edition of "today." savannah in sydney. with matt lauer live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza and savannah guthrie live from sydney, australia.

>> and we welcome you to a special edition -- split edition on a monday morning. savannah is in the land down under where it all began. good morning. >> good morning. i should say good evening. it's 6:00 at night here at sydney. we have a beautiful evening, not a bad view. you saw it as the show opened. you see the magnificent sydney harbor bridge. the largest harbor in the world. we also have the famous opera house lit up. and a giant banner as this wonderful country welcomes me back. i want you to know we had a great visit. we visited the hospital the room where i was born and i asked about that banner. it's about a hundred feet. it can be rolled up i'm going to put it in my briefcase for you. >> i don't know how you got it in the overhead compartment on the way over there. >> oh you. >> we're going to talk to you more in a little while. hang in there. let's begin with our top

story on a monday morning. breaking news out of texas. overnight two gunmen killed after a shootout at an event showcasing drawings of the prophet muhammad. this morning officials are looking into a possible link to isis. jacob rascon is in garland, texas. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. it's been a long night in garland, texas. right now a team of fbi agents are 50 yards behind me combing the scene. police helicopters are flying overhead. police are blocking sections of the city. they've been here all night and the investigation is really just getting started. >> inaugural muhammad exhibition. >> reporter: organizers called it a free speech event. $10,000 to the best cartoon depicted muhammad. just as the event was wrapping up two men opened fire on the building shooting unarmed police

officer bruce joyner. police fired back killing both suspects. >> they saw what was happening and engaged the two men and shot and killed them at the scene. >> reporter: the moment the police alerted the crowd on video. >> we have independent law -- >> who? >> okay. shots just got fired. >> we don't know that for a fact. >> reporter: while outside, witnesses say they heard the shots. >> i thought it was fireworks. my wife said no that's gunshots. >> reporter: police rushed attendees inside and evacuated surrounding businesses. >> police officer has been shot. two suspects have been shot. >> reporter: they searched for explosives as helicopters watched from above. a tweet three minutes before the meeting with #texas attack might have been a warning though that's unconfirmed. according to reports, the same account which has since been suspended posted a series of messages supporting islamic

extremism included isis. the controversial event sponsor sponsored wrote after the attack this is war. this is a war on free speech. the motive and religion of the gunmen is not known for sure. the governor of texas has come out with a statement calling this a senseless attack. and a local muslim leader tweeted after the attack saying the muslim community stayed away from the event. this appears to be a lone wolf type of attack. quote, just what we didn't want. >> all right. thank you very much. as a former fbi official don berelli has information on where this investigation might be headed. . good to see you. we don't know who they are. we don't know if they're affiliated with a group although the tweet, quote, texas attack did come out three minutes beforehand. and we understand that hash tag is gaining popularity among supporters of isis online. what jumps out at you?

>> i would want to know how much ahead of time did that start getting traction. is it all after the shooting so isis is trying to claim credit after the attack? or was there some information out there online that might have given investigators some lead as to you know an attack was imminent. >> one of the things that jumps out at me is they opened fire on the building where this was taking place. a security guard was injured in the leg. we're happy about that. when i go back to charlie hebdo and they carried out that attack with military precision. they had a high level of training. that's not the case here. >> it doesn't appear so. those guys moved tactically. they reloaded weapons, did reconnaissance of the target. this seems to be more ad hoc, if you will. maybe not as much planning and the fact it was over in 15 seconds speaks to the level of competency. >> because of the controversial nature of this event, where it

was basically a contest. people were drawing cartoons of the prophet muhammad for prize money, police presence was heavy. would the counterterrorism community been paying close attention to this as well? >> absolutely. the keynote speaker was on an al qaeda hit list. in light of what happened in copenhagen and paris. the fbi and local police would have a presence. they would be canvassing before the event to figure if something might be imminent and monitoring threats. the increased police presence was warranted and was on point in this. >> don, thank you very much. appreciate it. meantime now turning to politics. this is a big day in the next presidential race. the gop field getting bigger. carly carly fiorina.

>> i'm running for president. >> our founders never intended us to have a professional political class. they believed that citizens and leaders needed to step forward. we know the only way to reimagine our government is to reimagine who is leading it. >> fiorina served as a campaign surrogate for john mccain during his 2008 presidential race. a very familiar face. >> other news in that area also entering the republican race today neurosurgeon dr. ben carson. he is the first african-american to join the 2016 field. he's never held public office but he did rise to conservative prominence after criticizing president obama's health care policies at an event in 2013 with the president just a few feet away. the 63-year-old expected to formally announce in his hometown of detroit later today. >> of course there's still big names like jeb bush and chris

christie who have yet to officially throw their hats in the ring as well. all right. on the democratic side it's all about hillary clinton. she's been drawing criticism over certain donations to her family's charitable foundation. in an nbc news exclusive, bill clinton is answering those critics. nbc's cynthia mcfadden went one-on-one with the former president. cynthia, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning from nairobi, matt. as hillary clinton's campaign intensifies, so does the criticism of the foundation that bears her name that of her husband and daughter. she stepped down from her role at the foundation when she announced she was running, but some have questioned whether her independence were compromised from donors. need to talk to bimll clinton. former president bill clinton is making no apologies as he tours some of the african programs his

foundation has helped fund. >> i don't think there's anything sinister in trying to get wealthy people and countries that are seriously involved in development to spend their money wisely in a way that helps poor people and lifts them up. i don't think there's anything bad with that. i think it's good. >> reporter: but his wife's run for president has triggered new scrutiny and criticism. >> there is a deliberate attempt to take the foundation down. and there is almost no new fact on it. >> reporter: he tells me 90% of the donors give $100 or less. but it's who's giving the big money that's causing the headaches. over half of the donors giving $5 million or more are foreign. many of them foreign governments. under mounting pressure, the foundation recently announced it would only take from six western countries. was that to acknowledge it was a mistake before your wife ran for president? >> absolutely not.

it's an acknowledgment we're going to come as close as we can during her presidential campaign following the rules we followed when she became secretary of state. >> reporter: he defended the $10 million to $25 million given by saudi arabia. >> i don't think i did anything against the united states. >> reporter: do you understand the perception is a problem. >> no. i don't want to get in the weeds here. i'm not responsible for anybody else's perception. i asked hillary about this. she said no one's ever tried to influence me by helping you. no one has even suggested a shred of evidence to that effect. >> reporter: but the heartwarming stories here in africa are undeniable. here the hearing foundation program where 150 children and adults will get hearing aides today. you look like you know what you're doing, mr. president. >> he's done this before. >> i've done these in uganda zambia. >> reporter: this little boy

will hear for the first time. >> good? good. >> reporter: much of the work is far from glamorous. at a clinic in nairobi, chelsea clinton witnessed the use of a zinc and hydration pact. >> we bought a million which we donated to the government. >> there's never been anything like this issue where we raised over $100 billion worth of stuff. it's helped hundreds of millions. >> reporter: in you look at the controversy back at home, there is no indication of it here. a sampling of the 10,000 now attending high school. thanks to commitments made through the clinton global initiative. the program has been a whopping success. 98% graduate. 94% go on to college.

if you close your eyes you might think you're back on the campaign trail. as he tries to shrink the gulf between himself and regular folk. >> i once lived on a farm that had no indoor toilet. >> reporter: you certainly didn't grow up wealthy but you have become a wealthy man. >> i have. and one of the most amusing things of all is everybody saying well how can hillary possibly relate to the terms of middle class america because now we have money. it's laughable. it's okay if you inherit your money, then you can help people. i'm grateful for our success, but let me remind you. when we moved into the white house, we had the lowest amount of money. >> reporter: over the years he's made a lot of money giving speeches. while his wife wisconsin secretary of state, he gave 11

of them which paid him $500,000 or more. >> i give 10% of my revenue off the top every year to the foundation. and hillary in the year she was there gave 17%. over the last 15 years, i've taken almost no capital gains. to pay my bills and because in the -- why -- >> reporter: when working americans look and say $500,000 for a speech? >> it's the most independence i can get. it's -- i don't -- if i had a business relationship with somebody they would have a target on their back from the day they did business with me until the end. any kind of disclosure is a target. but it looks bad. there's no facts, of course but it looks bad. i work hard on this. i spend a couple hours a day just doing the research. i have turned down a lot of

them. if i think there's something wrong with it i don't take it. and i disclose who gave them to me. >> reporter: so she's now running for president. will you continue to give speeches? >> oh yeah. i got to pay our bills. >> reporter: if your wife is elected president, will you step down from the foundation? >> if it's the right thing to do i will. >> reporter: why might you step down if she's elected president? >> i might if i were asking to do something in the public interest that hadi had an obligation to do. i'm involved in this as you can see. we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. >> reporter: until then there are many more people to help and lots more money to raise. bill clinton says he trusts the american people to see the good work they have done for years and criticism is political. he's off to see the work of the

foundation there. >> all right. thank you. very candid interview with former president bill clinton. she'll have more of that interview tonight on "nbc nightly news". meanwhile, more on the protests in baltimore. >> baltimore citywide curfew was lifted sunds night six days after the violent riots in the wake of freddie gray's death. six officers in the gray case were charged in his death. com costello is in baltimore with more. hey, tom, good morning. >> reporter: hi natalie. good morning. there's a real sense the city may have finally turned the corner after the violence we've seen over the past week or so over the week we saw people peacefully demonstrating. but they are determined they say, to hold the police department and the city accountable for freddie gray's death. since the protests turned violent, the police department reports 486 people arrested 200

businesses lost 113 different officers injured. but things were peaceful enough over the weekend the mayor did, indeed lift the curfew. we also saw the national guard starting to pull out, restaurants reopening in d.c. those six officers who were connected to gray's arrest themselves are now arrested in his death. there is talk around the country that maybe this prosecutor overreached. that she may have a hard time proving this case against the officers and, in fact she doesn't have a lot of evidence and maybe this is more meant to appease the protesters than to get a conviction. the first court appearance is set later this month. >> tom kothcostello thank you. a shooting that left four people dead in wisconsin appears to have been a random act. a man went on a shooting spree on a pedestrian bridge sunday night. the shooter is among the dead. the surviving victim is listed in critical condition.

nepal's government is urging foreign rescue workers in the earthquake-ravaged capital to return home saying the major rescue work in kathmandu has been completed. meantime u.s. military aircraft arrived in nepal on sunday as part of a u.s. relief operation. a helicopter and four ospreys will be used to reach remote areas. and a survival story over the weekend. a 101-year-old man was rescued from the rubble of his home and had just minor injuries. two officials in the so-called bridgegate scandal are due in federal court. bridget kelly and bill baroni face nine federal charges. david indicts alleged the three concocted a plan to cause traffic jams on the george

washington bridge. and a look at a home run from a new point of view. when third baseman belted a home run, dodgers fan bobby crosby was there to catch it but he caught the moment from his point of view. his own video camera there. and this is what it looked like as it made it into his hands. you could see right into the glove. he has recorded such moments before but usually just during batting practice. the dodgers went on to win that game. happy fan, indeed. making the catch, catching it on video, and they won. >> none of the other fans rushed it. they thought it was his moment. >> they should give out cameras. >> catch it more often. mr. roker? >> we've got some severe weather to talk about. a multi-day event that's going to stretch from ohio all the way back into texas.

you can see warmer moist air ahead of it. stretching from chicago on back. we've got a risk of strong storms today from 6 million people late today on into tonight. isolated tornadoes possible. more of the same again tomorrow. especially through western texas. large hail. but we can't rule out a tornado. and we've got a fire danger. even though we've got temperatures that are nice and mild from 10 to 20 degrees above average, we've also got low humidity breezy conditions. so for western new york and new england, we've got the red flag warnings and fire weather conditions today right

good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for a quick warmup today. bright sunshine and into the 80s. summer like conditions today. again tomorrow but tomorrow afternoon clouds will be here and chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. a few showers will continue into wednesday morning. cooler day wednesday. high of 73. that's the only day that will be cooler. back to near 80 on thursday and into the 80s for friday and the weekend. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thanks very much. coming up a "today" exclusive. melissa rivers' first television interview since the death of her mom joan. this morning, their last conversation and why melissa says her mom's death was 100% preventable. plus a facebook family mystery.

the search for answers in the sudden death of coo sheryl sandberg's husband. savannah? plus a life-long dream. my mother and i have come back to australia and the place it started for me. you won't believe who we ran into. >> here in another room. >> no! well let's meet them. >> but first, live from sydney australia, this is "today" on nbc.

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jessica boyington has that. >> good morning, everybody. happy mon tai. we're out on the schuylkill expressway seeing some typical jams. this is right around the boulevard. eastbound from the blue route up to the vine street expressway. just over a half an hour. a little bit slow westbound. eastbound into center city you can see moving a tad bit slower. out the door 295, drive times there no problems as you're headed northbound but just under 50 minutes on the southbound side from woodhaven road. we had an earlier accident around gerrard avenue that we haven't recovered from tracy. happening in burlington county, crews are battling a brush fire. this is pemberton just a short time ago near route 70. officials tell us no buildings are on fire and officials have it contained to four acres. another local update in 25 minutes. i'm tracy davidson. now back to the "today" show. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle

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♪ monday fourth of may, 2015. good morning from the sydney opera house in sydney ab australia. they know how to welcome somebody. these fireworks are just for us. you can see it is a beautiful sight this morning. absolutely stunning as we say good morning to you from

australia. it's actually 14 hours ahead of new york time so it's good evening here. as we take a look and listen to these beautiful fireworks, i've got the opera house behind me. something that has never been shown on television before this is a never before seen video i'm about to show you. and it is video taken by nancy and charlie guthrie, my parents, of the opera house as it was being built back in the 1960s. we found that before this trip. there's the harbor bridge. of course it took 16 years for this opera house to be completed. it opened in 1973 and has been part of the iconic city scape ever since. coming up from here in sydney i cannot wait to show you all my trip back to the place where i was born and spoiler alert, guys things got a teeny tiny bit emotional. >> with good reason though. you've not been back since you were 2 years old, right? >> yeah. haven't been back.

and actually i have no memories of australia. this was just always an interesting part of my background. i always wanted to come back. we had a great trip. >> good. can't wait to see that. >> you were in australia in 2000. you don't have any memories of it either do you? for different reasons. >> thank you for that al. savannah we'll see you in a little while. meantime let's look at what's making headlines. police spent the night clearing the scene of a deadly shooting near dallas texas. two gunmen were killed after they shot at a security guard at an event featuring cartoon drawings of the prophet muhammad. attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev are beginning the penalty phase of the boston bombing trial. they are expected to call members of tsarnaev's family today as they push for the life sentence instead of the death penalty. and the surf expected to peak today. a storm off new zealand is causing massive waves and dangerous rip currents.

led to 16 rescues over the weekend. in the meantime it is been eight months since joan rivers died and her daughter is speaking to us exclusively about the circumstances surrounding her mother's death, the malpractice suit she's filed, and the book of joan. her tribute to her mother. and we started by talking about the last conversation that melissa had with her mom the night before she went in for a minor throat surgery to treat acid reflux. >> i spoke to my mother the night before. very normal conversation. >> it was just typical, talk to you in the morning, good luck. no worry? >> no. all she said was i'm going to do this. getting old sucks. >> reporter: the next morning was august 28th. the phone rang early in melissa rivers' home. >> it was a little before 7:00. my mom's number whatever the office number comes up and i'm thinking this woman has got to add or subtract by three. which she was never good at.

and i answer the phone and it's her assistant. and she's crying. she says i don't know what to tell you. your mother stopped breathing. we're on our way to the hospital. >> reporter: melissa and her son cooper who's now 14 were on the next flight to new york. by the time you got to new york what was the situation? >> i had gotten e-mails on the plane that she was already in a medically induced coma. and they were dropping her body temperature which i knew was bad because that was the protocol. >> reporter: when you walked in what did you see? >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing. it becomes very surreal. there's my mom and machines and doctors. i think at that point it started to dawn on me a little the craziness. >> reporter: as melissa tried to hold onto hope at her mother's bedside, details about the

throat procedure began to emerge. there were wild stories. what did you hear that bothered you the most? >> i think the selfie. >> reporter: explain it for people who don't know the story. >> there was a story circulating that during the procedure, the doctors were taking selfies of themselves with my mother while they were working on my mom. >> reporter: is it true? >> allegedly they weren't taking selfies. they were taking pictures of each other. working. >> reporter: so it wasn't technically a selfie but your mom was in the picture. >> allegedly. >> reporter: have you seen any of those pictures? >> no. >> reporter: health department investigators spoke to medical staff at yorkville endoscopy and found one of the doctors took photos of the late comedienne while she was unconscious. melissa has filed a lawsuit against yorkville and the

doctors responsible for her mother's care. >> in my opinion it was 100% eventable. >> reporter: what could they have done off the bat to prevent this? >> how about paying attention to the vital signs? how about having a properly equipped crash cart? >> reporter: so there's no part of you, melissa, that says this may have been a tragic accident and no one is to blame. >> it was a tragic accident. if everything is done properly things happen. you live with it. when it's error after error after error after error after behavior that you cannot even begin to get your head around, you get mad. >> reporter: an anesthesiologist who has responded to rivers' lawsuit denies any wrong doing and yorkville says patient safety is their highest priority adding they use state of the art monitoring devices and have emergency resuscitation

equipment including a fully equipped crash cart. immediately available during every procedure. you write about ask the time when she's in the hospital and she passes away. can you read it for me? >> i slept on the cot next to my mother's bed that night with some of the lights still on and the tv blasting just the way she liked it. in the morning she was surrounded by those who loved her most and whom she loved most. i lay in the bed and held her for awhile. after a few hours she was finally gone. i didn't have to tell her i loved her. she knew. she didn't have to tell me she loved me. i knew. >> reporter: that's a gift. >> big gift. >> and coming up in another part of our interview, melissa's going to talk about her mom's legacy. and what it was like to be her partner in so many ventures. >> they had such a great relationship. they were lucky to have each

other so long. let's get a check of the weather now from al. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by vaseline intensive care lotion. clinical proven to heal dry skin in five days. >> hurricane season in the atlantic begins june 1st but we are watching development possibly of something even earlier, about three weeks earlier, down around the bahamas bahamas. leftover moisture from an old cold front, energy from a subtropical jet stream and above normal ocean temperatures are going to combine to watch the formation of something late tuesday on into wednesday. and it could become subtropical storm ana. the difference between tropical and subtropical. they form over tropical waters. they have closed surface circulation. they also have moderate to strong thunderstorms. no associated frontal boundary. the difference is there's cold levels in the upper levels of the subtropics.

and warm air in the tropical. and we've had hurricane andriy ya back in may of '07. tropical storm barry and tropical storm arthur. we continue to watch this. if it does form it will be ana. that's your forecast. we're going to get to what you need to kn good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for a quick warmup today. bright sunshine and into the 80s. summer like conditions today and again tomorrow. tomorrow after noon clouds will be building. there's a chance of some scattered showers, possibly thunderstorms. a few of those showers will continue into wednesday morning. cooler day wednesday. high of 73 but that's the only day that's going to be cooler. back to near 80 on thursday and into the 80s on friday and into the weekend. have a great day. and you get whatever weather you need on weather channel on cable or weather.com.

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we are back now at 7:44 with the most talked about baby on the planet. will and kate's adorable little princess. of course word of her arrival quickly spread from london to all around the world. her uncle prince harry was actually here in australia at a rugby match when he learned the news. now the question is when are we going to learn her name? keir simmons is following it all. good morning to you. any hints? >> reporter: good morning. no hint here yet. as you mentioned, prince harry is there in australia. if you see him, perhaps you could ask him if he's heard about a name. the princess we'll call her for now, is here inside kensington palace. in a few hours they will ring out to announce her birth that was done on twitter and the old fashioned way. it's a girl. born early saturday morning, the

little princess eight pounds three ounces sleeping through her first big moment. her mom turning the hospital steps into a fashion runway. please let me look half as good as kate after giving birth, one woman tweeted. this isn't fair said another. it will take prince george some getting used to. sharing his parents and the spotlight with a new sibling. visiting his sister just like william when harry was born 30 years ago. >> very happy, thanks. >> reporter: delighted grandparents charles and camilla visited sunday. though kate's family were first to see the princess. uncle harry away in australia says he can't wait to see his niece. london turning pink to celebrate. a baby sure to be the next trend setter. some saying she could be worth a billion dollars to britain's retailers. while being fourth in line to the throne. >> this princess is the most watched princess we've ever had. >> reporter: following in the

footsteps of queen victoria and diana. >> diana would say let's pop down to a burger bar, let's go to a theme park. >> reporter: william and kate are hoping their children have a normal childhood or as normal as a prince and princess could have. wouldn't it be something if they named her princess diana? that isn't one of the favorites. the favorites are princess elizabeth after the queen who the princess is yet to meet. another favorite princess alice. one thing people have missed is william proposed to kate by lake alice. it would be traditional and romantic romantic. >> all right. so taking suggestions. every name sounds pretty good after princess keir. thank you so much. let's go to tamron. she's in the orange room with more on this royal arrival. hey, tamron. >> hey, savannah. it has been two days as you know since the duchess of cambridge gave birth to the little princess. we learned her brother's name two days after he was born.

now we're awaiting to hear hers. we went to today.com and put up a survey for our viewers. put a couple of names in there that have been voted on. number three, alexandria. number two, charlotte. and the winning name diana. this one a crowd pleaser because she would be named after her late grandmother. and ellen sent out an interesting tweet not about pranking you but about the princess name. welcome to the world princess winn fred fergully ellen of the shire. and coming up later, we are talking about in "trending," "star wars" may the 4th be with you and the big fight. what's your thought for a baby? >> alice. >> i like victoria.

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montgomery drive you can see in and out of the city a lot of delays. >> 56 degrees outside. let's get updated with meteorologist bill henley. >> bright sunshine. in the pocono mountains, the clouds that we started with over camelback have cleared out. temperatures have started to move up. now 63 degrees in mount pocono. northeast philadelphia is 64. 62 in atlantic city. sunny skies. warm summer like temperatures into the 80s. happening today in philadelphia, a woman accused of taking part in a group attack on a homeless man is scheduled in court for a preliminary hearing. kayesha duggins is facing attempted murder along with other charges. she is one of six people arrested after surveillance cameras captured the beating outside a witness in olney. the attackers yelled that the victim had attacked one of their children but police say there is no evidence that that happened. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. i'm tracy davidson. now back to the "today" show.

it's 8:00 on "today." facebook family mystery. more questions in the death of sheryl sandberg's executive husband. plus the doctor is in. travis stork, e.r. physician and star of "the doctors" joins us with what you need to know to protect yourself against skin cancer. and savannah in sydney. >> i was born at this hospital in australia with all of these ladies. >> and me too. >> yes, mom. >> savannah and her mom on the

trip of a lifetime down under. to visit her birthplace and some old family friends. today, monday, may 4th, 2015. ♪ >> it's my 16th birthday! >> celebrating my fab 40 in new york city. >> hi mom in springfield, missouri! >> hi, illinois! ♪ >> i love you, matt lauer! [ cheering ] >> savannah! savannah! ♪

♪ >> all right. we're back now on this monday morning, the 4th of may 2015. and savannah is down in sydney australia, where she's getting a very warm welcome. what is that about? >> oh we have been working on this choreography for days. you know i really wanted to make sure they enunciated savannah you're so fine. these are actually the ministry of dance and airborne cheerleaders. they have won titles. they are awesome and really know how to make me feel welcome. so guys back to you. >> we know it was cool. they were throwing one of those ladies so high she was leaving the frame of the screen and

coming back down. tell them congratulations. nice job. all right. we'll have much more coming up there. but first let's go inside. natalie's got a check of the top stories. >> good morning once again, everyone. a deadly shooting in texas overnight has officials searching for possible links to international terrorism. jacob rascon is live in garland with the latest. good morning. >> natalie, good morning. the latest we now know the gunmen were roommates living in phoenix. s.w.a.t. officers have cleared that apartment of any explosives and a team of fbi agents are now searching it. we also now know in the light of day that the gunmen were wearing some sort of bulky upper body vest what appears to be a bulletproof vest and they are surrounded by dozens of shell casings. their car and them are located about 50 yards away from the entrance of that building where hundreds of people were waiting inside. everyone just glad that they

didn't get any closer to that so-called freedom of speech event, the muhammad cartoon contest. the investigation very much just getting started. >> all right. jacob rascon thank you. maryland's governor says it will take several days to withdraw national troops from baltimore. the curfew was lifted on sunday. protests over the death of freddie gray were largely peaceful over this weekend. lester holt spoke exclusively with gray's family about the news that six police officers would be charged in gray's death. >> tell me about hearing the news from the states attorney that charges were being filed against the officers. >> i didn't expect it so soon. but i was really happy that it turned out this way. but we all know this is only the beginning. and we want to see how far it goes.

>> freddie gray's mother told lester that nationwide protest on behalf of her son gave her hope she would see justice. lester will have more of the exclusive interview with the family tonight on "nbc nightly news." the sudden death of an internet tycoon has stunned silicon valley. goldberg and sandberg were some of the most recognizable. sheryl sandberg's best selling book told women in the workplace to stand up for themselves. but the feminist icon has always shared the praise with her husband dave goldberg. >> it's a bit counterintuitive but the most important career decision you're going to make is whether or not you have a life partner and who that partner is. >> reporter: goldberg died suddenly friday night at the age of 47 reportedly while abroad on vacation with his wife. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg posting with dave goldberg was

an amazing person and i'm glad i got to know him. my prayers are with sheryl and her family. >> he was willing to let his wife have the lead and spotlight. >> reporter: the father of two was a business superstar in his own right. building survey monkey into a multi-billion-dollar company. >> i don't know if i would say they were the most powerful company in silicon valley but they were certainly one of the most respected. >> reporter: a challengic loss for the tech community and one family in particular. of course we're sending our condolences to sheryl sandberg and her family. there was an unfortunate glitch this weekend during the lantern festival in north carolina. flaming lanterns were released into the sky but one hit a cell phone tower and it started a small fire. nobody was injured and the festival went on. >> fire to the small fire. that was a beautiful sight. >> gorgeous. they do that festival every year. >> thank you very much.

we are kicking off a week-long celebration of moms leading up to mother's day called "mom i love you because." and we're starting some 10,000 miles away in australia where savannah had her beginning of her life. savannah? >> hi guys. there are a million reasons to visit this beautiful country. but for me one of them was very very personal. as i may have mentioned a few hundred times to you, this is the country where i was born. it's a part of my history that i always treasured and i always promised to come back here and really see it. but i never dreamed i'd get to do that with the woman who brought me into this world 43 years ago, my mom. it was a trip full of fun, surprises, and some happy tears. ♪ >> reporter: you may have heard me talk about my idyllic childhood growing up in arizona. and it was. but it wasn't where it all began. i was actually born in melbourne, australia, where my

dad was transferred from the u.s. for work. we left there when i was 2 years old and i hadn't been back since. until now. okay. next stop, australia. 15.5 hours and 4 decades later, my mom and i were back down under. it's hard to not be a little emotional because i never thought i'd come back. >> i never thought i'd see australia again. >> reporter: the first stop my very first stop in life. the hospital where i was born. >> this is where we got you. we got you from the stork here. >> reporter: dr. sue matthews was our guide and she should have come armed with tissues. all right. let's walk down memory lane. we might cry. >> that's all right. you're allowed. this is the maternity ward. >> reporter: the last time my mom and i were in these hallways december 27th, 1971.

>> this is the room that you took your first breath in. >> reporter: wow. >> how does that feel? >> reporter: oh my gosh. >> it's a little bit emotional, isn't it? >> reporter: for me it is. to think you took your first breath. >> you did. >> reporter: i think seeing the very place you were born is not something most people get to do or see. i get to go back with my mom, it's really special. >> amazingly awesome. >> reporter: as my mom tells the story, she wasn't alone when she welcomed me to the world in this very room. >> we actually have three mid wives who were here at that time. >> reporter: no. >> they're in another room. >> reporter: no. you're kidding. well let's meet them. a reunion 43 years in the making. >> hello, ladies. >> hi. how are you?

>> you took care of me. >> reporter: hi. nice to meet you. >> you're the baby. >> reporter: i'm the baby. i'm so amazed you came. thank you. it means a lot to me. i was born at the womens hospital in australia with all of these ladies. >> and me too. >> reporter: yes, mom. and then we were off retracing the scenes my mom and dad once took. i can't believe you ever left. this is so pretty. >> i agree. why did we? >> reporter: okay. where's our house? >> there it is. see. it's a light gray little house. >> reporter: this was the backdrop of my first years of life. >> and when you got older, this is where you played. >> hi. >> reporter: we used to live

here. now it's home to the ruston family. but the memories of my own family's time here came flooding back to us. >> you know that picture of you and dad? that would have been around here. taken right around here. >> reporter: as if this journey wasn't sweet enough there was one more surprise literally around the corner. >> i was so hoping you'd be here. hi. >> reporter: many of the neighbors my parents had grown to love and hated to leave were suddenly back in our lives. >> you look like your daddy. you look so much like your dad. >> i recognized you straight away. you haven't changed a bit. >> to the guthries. cheers. >> reporter: thank you for welcoming us home. it was such an awesome thing to do. and i'm here now with my mom nancy.

okay. how was our trip? >> oh my gosh. it was wonderful. i can't even believe that we were able to do this in three days. >> i know. we packed a lot in there. has australia changed in 43 years? >> well it has changed. it is beautiful. it is amazing. look at this harbor. have you ever seen anything so gorgeous? >> no. we showed your home video a little bit earlier when you and dad were here in 1965. >> our first trip yes. >> and you took the footage of the opera house being built. >> isn't that amazing? >> it was wonderful. world exclusive. never before seen footage. >> oh good. >> it's been great to do this journey with you, mom. >> love you. >> we need to be alone, guys. a big love fest here. we'll send it back to you. coming up we'll take you on a trip to sydney. back to you. >> i think people need to know nancy. we know you. but you need to know nancy to

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all right. we're back now with "what's trending" today. the "star wars" theme playing because it's national "star wars" day. >> yes, it is. >> may the 4th be with you. that's right. big trending story this morning, lindsey vonn and tiger woods announcing they split. here's what lindsey posted. after nearly three years together tiger and i have mutually decided to end our relationship. i will always cherish the memories we created together. unfortunately we both lead incredibly hechtive lives that forces us to spend the majority of our time apart. tiger posted a similar message on his page. now to the so-called fight of the century that wasn't. right? the much hyped about bout between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. mike tyson i think spoke for a lot of people when he tweeted, we waited five years for that? #underwhelmed. mayweather ended up winning. and he couldn't wait to show off

all his bags and bags of money. part of his $100 million check there. his total payday could reach $180 million. >> here's the best part of the fight. a lot of folks asking is that jimmy kimmel? >> i love it. >> and if so that's he doing there? kimmel had asked pacquiao if he could join his entourage and he stayed in character the whole time. just as justin booeper seemed to be an unlikely member of team mayweather. >> they've been friends a long time. but i wasn't sure kimmel was channelling run dmc or bieber with the hat. >> the hamburglar maybe. >> i would be part of someone's entourage. >> for the first time kris jenner is opening up about bruce

jenner's transition. in this first look from e! she talked about the news with her daughter kim. >> he has to deal with this for his entire life waking up like whoa this isn't my body. this isn't comfortable. that's the only way i can kind of imagine it. and you really have to like let go. >> i have these memories of this life and i feel sometimes like it didn't exist. >> well you'll see much more of the people's reaction to bruce's transition. it's part of a two-part special that airs the 17th and 18th on e!. this may be why kris jenner didn't give a long reaction to -- they had all the comments from bruce's ex-wives. she allegedly had no comment. this may be why. >> by the way, i saw you fall off the desk there. >> that was a great move. >> is there water in this?

what's going on? >> and that is "what's trending" today. now a quick check of the weather from mr. roker. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by walgreens at the corner of happy and healthy. >> and as we look to show you what's going on as far as our weather is concerned for today, we do have some wet weather pushing through chicago, part of a system that's going to bring he have vi heavy rains. we're also going to watch the effect of this possible tropical storm. other side of the country, big storm out west. out in the pacific causing heavy surf. in fact some cruise ships had to dock down into san diego. but now some surf up to ten feet with waves, rip currents likely and beach erosion at high tide. rest of the country, risk of strong storms. texas on into the central plains. beautiful weather here in the east with temperatures the

warmest they've been since that's what's . good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for a quick warm-up today. bright sunshine and into the 80s. summer-like conditions today and again tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, clouds will be building. there is a chance of scatterered showers, possibly thunderstorms. a few of the showers will continue into wednesday morning. cooler day wednesday. high of 73. but that's the only day that's going to be cooler. back to near 80 on thursday and into the 80s for friday and the weekend. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thanks. it's down to six on "the voice." as carson tells us now both coaches and artists are working overtime to prepare for the home stretch. >> reporter: with just weeks before a winner's announced, "the voice" coaches are under pressure to get their singers into the top five. >> she's keeping me in this

competition. >> reporter: longtime rivals adam levine and blake shelton are each left with one artist. >> i love that. >> reporter: while pharrell williams and christina aguilera remain neck and neck with two. >> this is a really cool moment. >> reporter: tonight with two chances to show off their skills the artists before one song of their choice and another dedicated to the moms in their lives. >> well it's going to be mother's day. >> i want to meet your momma. >> hi mom. >> behind every good man. >> that's right. >> reporter: and once all the votes are counted, five move on and one will go home tomorrow. for "today," carson daly, nbc news, los angeles. >> and don't forget you can catch "the voice" tonight and tomorrow at 8:00/7:00 central time right here on nbc. hello, guys. also ahead, even more perfect

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>> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast for monday morning from meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning. we are enjoying sunshine all day long. the sun will be nice and bright. a little bit of a breeze developing during the day. that's going to help with the warm-up. 60 degrees now here at nbc 10. into the 80s this afternoon. from 83 to 86. southwesterly winds to 15 miles per hour. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching the roads. >> we are seeing delays. all of the majors are starting to back up. on the schuylkill expressway around montgomery drive a disabled vehicle on the right are-hand hand shoulderer.

you can see just under half an hour into the center city area. 95 not doing much. 46 minutes headed southbound from woodhaven to the vine street expressway. we have septa trains 10 to 15 minute delays. >> two of the people at the center of the jersey jam bridge scandal face charges the court. a judge will arraign bridget kelly and former port authority director bill baroni on five federal charges. david wildstein pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy as part of a plea deal. prosecutors allege the trio caused the traffic jams against a mayor who didn't support christie who isn't implicated and said he didn't though about it. another local update in 25 minutes. you can get updated information on the nbc 10 app. now back to the "today" show. thanks for watching.

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good morning from sydney australia. 8:30 now on a monday morning, the 4th of may 2015. and matt you know i always tell you you light up my life but this really lights up my life. it's pretty spectacular, right? this is actually all part of a festival called visit sydney. watch what happens when i do this. yeah. it turns a little bit "today" show orange. let me bring in the artist of this particular exhibit. great to see you. you're an american that's living here in sydney. tell me what vivid sydney is about. >> it's a festival that begins in may. we have lighting installations and last year 1.4 million people

came down to see it. we'll have a better crowd this year. this is our exhibit called art light. which responds to environmental stimulants. it will fluctuate in color. >> with weather -- >> yes. wind speeds things like that. and on special occasions like the "today" show it also does things like this. >> sort of a disco light thing going on. >> that's right. we're getting into it. >> it's beautiful. these are supposed to be like looking at trees. >> that's right. inspired by environmental inspiration. >> thank you very much. vivid sydney starts at the end of this month. we'll have a lot more from here just ahead. >> when you clapped like that savannah half the tvs in australia went off. okay. not a problem. >> clap on clap off. >> the clapper. >> how about a check of the weather? >> let's show you what we've got starting with today. we're looking at wet weather, severe weather possible texas up into the central plains.

high surf advisories both along the california coast. tomorrow a nice day in the northeast although showers move in late in the day. look for the high surf to continue on the florida coast. storms in west texas. showers move int here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for a quick warm-up today. bright sunshine and into the 80s. summer-like conditions today and again tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, clouds will be building. there is a chance of scattered showers, possibly thunderstorms. a few of the showers will continue into wednesday morning. cooler day wednesday. high of 73. but that's the only day that's going to be cooler. back to near 80 on thursday and into the 80s for friday and the weekend. have a great day. >> get that weather any time you need it go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. >> thank you very much.

earlier this morning we heard from melissa rivers about the circumstances surrounding her mom's death. but in her new book "the book of joan" melissa focuses on the good times. pulling back the curtain what it was like to grow up as the comedy legend's only child. >> curtain open! drum roll! >> reporter: joan rivers was known as one of the hardest working women in show business. >> i hate ugly children. >> she was in clubs at least once a week if she wasn't traveling, working out new material. constantly. you have to stay relevant. you have to stay fresh. >> reporter: and now her daughter melissa rivers is out with a new book giving her mother's memory and her jokes new life. as you were sitting writing this were you hearing the voice of your mom saying don't forget that story. you must have known exactly what she would want in here and what she shouldn't think was appropriate for this book or funny enough. >> funny enough. she would think everything was

appropriate. >> reporter: because she had an open book. >> and no filter. no facility per. none. >> i was such a dog. do get me down the aisle they threw a bone. >> reporter: she broke a lot of barriers especially for women in comedy. did she consider herself a femme innist? >> no. which was hilarious because she was the ultimate feminist. she didn't care if she was funnier than the next man or woman. she just wanted to be the funniest one. >> reporter: melissa and joan rivers were not just family. they were business partners too. >> it's a real exciting night. >> reporter: and of course on the red carpet. what was she like to work with? >> pretty amazing. it doesn't mean that we didn't have creative differences. oh there were some huge fights. but the amazing thing was there

was this chemistry and we were a team. i was the straight man, she was the funny one. and if you come across a partnership like that once in your life as a performer, you're lucky. >> it's very scary when you see yourself totally without any makeup. >> reporter: and when it came to her appearance and her insecurities she was open about the fact that she'd had plenty of work done. >> yep. >> reporter: did her view of her own physical appearance impact you as a young girl? >> how could it not? how could it not? but, you know i look back and can say a lot of the things she said were destructive. i'm not a serial killer. i seem to be contributing somewhat to society and i hold down a job, so how destructive could those comments have been. >> peeping toms look in my window pull down the shades. >> reporter: for all of the jokes and jabs that joan rivers

dolled out, melissa says she was the most critical of herself. do you think your mom had any idea the impact she had on so many people? >> no. i think she thought she was disliked. >> reporter: why? >> that's like delving into the psyche of a comedian. >> reporter: insecurity. >> that's a deep dive. and she was controversial. i mean she would meet people and she would know that they got it or they didn't get it. but not in her wildest dreams was she ever going to change. >> she speaks with her mom with such reverence and joy and love. it was really nice to spend time with her. >> whenever they were here in the studio it was just such a hoot and you could see the love between them. >> and we put the seven second delay on them. up to natalie. get ready because your favorite pitches are back. "pitch perfect 2" opens up next

week. and this time the bellas are going up against a tough german squad at the world championships. ♪ ♪ where them girls at ♪ ♪ who run this mother ♪ ♪ girls ♪ ♪ who run the world ♪ ♪ girls ♪ ♪ who run the world ♪ >> elizabeth banks stars, produces directs, and even sings a little bit. elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning. >> i just love the film. congratulations. >> thank you. >> your first feature directorial debut. what was that like for you? being a director producer and actor on the film. >> it was -- you know it was a great challenge. really fun. something i was working towards for a long time. i've been wanting to direct. i directed plays in college. i sort of had my three ring binder staring at me in my office calling to me. and this was something i was attached as a producer to this project from the very beginning.

i got to work with my husband next to me on this whole film. it was a great way to make a movie. something i care about. very funny which is something i care deeply about. great comedy for a bunch of great women. such an amazing cast. >> and they all came back for this one. says a lot about the film when everybody comes back. >> yeah. it does. i think the first movie was such a surprise. we knew we had made a really fun movie with a big heart, but it caught fire. and it's because of the fans and the love that we were able to make a sequel. the biggest challenge was not disappointing those fans. >> so the barden bellas are back. they're on top until there is some national scandal. rebel wilson or fat amy has a glitch in front of the president and the first lady. >> she does. she has what we call muffgate.

can you say that on morning television? >> you just did. >> yeah. and the challenge here was at the end of the first film they were so good the barden bellas. and they are good and we wanted to showcase them as a group this time. but we also -- we love an underdog story. we wanted to make them underdogs again. they're a wonderful group of misfits. and we really wanted to highlight that. one of the ways to do that was to just take them down a peg. you know? that's how we started the film. >> and you're back as a sassy a cappella commentator. when i got to see you on set about a year ago, that is all -- a lot of that is ad-libbed. you crack each other up the whole time. >> yeah. we have really funny jokes written for us but we really love to play. i think our goal is essentially cracking up the crew. it's almost like if they're all laughing that's when i can call cut. >> and toif ask quickly, you had six of the green bay packers

on -- doing cameos. and they can actually sing. >> they're great. they're really good singers. >> how did that come about? they tweeted you and begged you for the opportunity? >> it wasn't a beg. it was during his rookie season that the movie came out and he basically was tweeting about it. so i followed him on twitter and he immediately messages me saying he loved me in the film and my husband is a huge football fan, giant football nerd. i put the two of them together and the next thing i knew here they were in our movie. >> i was impressed. they're really good. maybe a "pitch perfect 3" spot for them. >> the whole movie on a football field. >> there we go. elizabeth banks, thanks again. "pitch perfect 2" opens on may 15th. awesome. coming up next savannah's going to show you all the fun she had in sydney. but first this is "today" on nbc.

all right. we're back now. 8:42 with more of savannah's adventures in australia. savannah you got to tour the town which doesn't surprise any of us. >> that's right. sydney is beautiful. it's considered by many to be the media and financial capital of australia which is great. but for me i was here to have fun. with more than 70 beaches right here in the city i had to start my adventure where else? at the ocean. >> reporter: each new day begins here with the sun viserising over sydney before the rest of the world. early morning swimmers get a jump start on the day. >> it's often been said we're lucky because we get the best start to the day in the country. >> reporter: with the waves beckoning surfers and soul

searchers, keeping watch over the ocean loving city dwellers the famed bondai lifesavers. a local group of volunteers they also work with kids as young as 6 called nippers on beach safety. i caught up with a member of the life saving club. what's it like here? >> bondai beach is perfect. you think you're doing something strange or out of control, there's something someone doing something weirder. >> reporter: you ever had any rescues? >> last year i pulled maybe four or five people out of the water. >> reporter: for the thrill seekers, the best view of down under is atop the sydney harbor bridge soaring over 400 feet above the harbor. nearly 200,000 cars cross the expanse every day. >> it's so unique because there's no other bridge in the world that you can climb like this and experience such fabulous views of sydney. >> reporter: a more tranquil way to see this city of over 5

million, by ferry. nearly 15 million riders hop on and off every year. city scapes and shopping give way to my kind of aussie adventure. >> i grew up in the sand and salt water and fresh water. coming here to the big city so much to do. and the love brought me here. ♪ i still call australia home ♪ >> reporter: me too. i had such a good time checking out this beautiful city. guess what matt. i even made a few friends. guys come on over. and you'll appreciate this. does someone have a present for matt? oh yes. here it is. >> which way does it go? >> we can't wait to see your legs in it. >> yeah. that's great. >> how chilly is it there, savannah? >> oh, gosh.

>> well you don't get to take them home savannah. mike's going to have something to say about that. >> i know. and i don't even want to tell you what they call these. never mind. >> no. we've heard all the nicknames. thank you. thank you very much and hi to your friends. up next this is perfect. sun safety. natalie is going to show you live how easy it is to get a skin cancer screening. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

all right. we're back. may is skin cancer awareness month. today is melanoma monday. a day to raise awareness about the aggressive form of skin cancer. natalie is going to get an exam live in the studio. but first dr. debra wattenburg

is here in the city and dr. travis stork is host of "the doctors." good morning. nice see you. how often should we get screened? >> screenings really depend on your risk factors. so everyone should do a self-skin exam. if you have a risk of melanoma family history, you have pale skins, light eyes get screened frequently. determine how frequently you need to have the screening. >> so you go to a doctor. but you can do a certain amount of the screening at home by yourself. >> absolutely. you should look at your body all the time when you're naked. and the other thing are troublesome areas as far as you can't always see the top of your head or back. have your spouse look. and if anything is changing have them look at it have it get checked out. >> it really is a head to toe check, right? >> yeah. i usually recommend that people strip down to their birthday suits and start at the top of the head. look behind the ears look under the lips under the arms all the way down places sun doesn't

shine and even between your toes. >> what exactly are you looking for? a lot of people have moles, birthmarks on their body. what differentiates that from what you should look at? >> it can be a non-healing growth a recurrent pimple. it can also be a melanoma. melanomas follow the rules of the abcs. asymmetry, border. it should be a clear, crisp border. the color, it should be one color. not multiple colors. brown and blue and black. the diameter less than the size of a pencil eraser. a mole bigger than that can also be a problem. and anything changing. >> you're going to check natalie. while she does that, early detection is the key. >> i would say on "the doctors," you shouldn't fear a diagnosis. fear a late diagnosis. because melanoma is treatable if caught early. if you let it grow it can metastasize, spread to other

parts of the body and that's truly deadly. and people can see this is so easy. nowadays there are so many tools that dermatologists have to quickly scan your body. if there are concerns, they can do a biopsy. my other mother had melanoma and thank goodness she was diagnosed early to have it removed. i'm very cognizant of this myself. not only screening but protecting yourself from the sun as much as possible. you don't have to avoid going outside. but if you're going to go outside, wear clothing that covers up your skin. wide brimmed hats sunglasses certainly sun screen. and this is one of those things where it's cumulative. >> you're an outdoorsy person like i am. i don't think i've been as diligent about covering myself until my husband had a melanoma removed from his chin as well. i think it takes, sadly, having a personal experience. >> it is melanoma monday.

a great day to talk about this. >> all good? am i good? >> yes. natalie did well. it's important to get these screenings. almost 10,000 people will die this year from malignant melanoma. >> for more skin cancer prevention tips and to learn where to get a screening, head to today.com. up next savannah hangs out with animals australia. the actual

pretty day in new york city. if savannah's trip has inspired you to head to australia, tamron's got something. >> our sponsor qantas airways are viewing one lucky viewer the trip of a lifetime to sydney. so you can have a chance to win airfare and five nights down under exploring the sydney harbor and hunter valley wine country. head to today.com. let us know why you deserve to wake up in australia. good luck to you. >> all right, tamron. thank you very much. let's go back to savannah in sydney where she's spending time with new friends not clad in speedos. >> oh you can't blame me matt can you? by the way you cannot come to australia without meeting some of the favorite animals here. marsupials.

we've got the curator at featherdale wildlife park in sydney. i am holding a little gal who looks like a kangaroo but she's a kwaka. a little kangaroo we have in australia. >> she's adorable. >> and then we've got a koala bear here. that you raised. >> she is probably the most famous in australia. i was lucky enough to be her mum. >> very sweet. very lackadaisical because they only eat eucalyptus. >> yes. and there's nothing in them that gives them energy. >> i can relate. i like this. and over here a wombat. >> that's right. the closest relative we have to the koala. these guys learn to dig burros. >> is it okay to pet the wombat? >> yes. he's a sweetheart. >> he is sweet. this is a new one. we have is the billby over here. >> they used to be all over the

entire continent of australia. they've almost become a mythical animal here. they're adorable and we like to have mr. billby rather than the easter bunny. >> thank you for showing these off. how many orders for the wombats do we have? >> we've never seen a billby before. that's cool. we want to mention you're going to have mor >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i i'm tracy davidson. let's get your forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> we are enjoying a beautiful morning. lots of sunshine. cures are kwekly rising. we are headed for the 80s this afternoon. a few scattered fair weather clouds over the city. that's a live view from center city. 60 degrees now at 8:56.

and the temperatures are climbing. 71 in northeast philadelphia. m into the 80s this afternoon subpoena. >> happening now in burlington county crews are battling a brush fire. sky force 10 was there a short time ago. near route 70. no buildings are on fire or in danger. the flames contained to four acres and no one has been hurt. two of the people at the center of the jersey jam bridge scandal face charges in federal court. a few minutes ago former port authority director bill barone arrived in newark expected to make a statement after his arraignment this morning. chris christie's former chief of staff also faces charges. david wildstein pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal. it is alleged they caused the traffic jam on the bridge as pay

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this morning on "today's take," brad garrett with a funny look at what happens over the hill. then we're throwing a birthday bash. big willie style in honor of his 40th. and straight off the night shif, jill flint helps celebrate. all that and more coming up right now. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a beautiful monday morning. it's may the 4th 2015. >> hold on a is sec. we've got a song in honor. hit it. hit it. >> that was flawless, al.

>> i was told we have a song. >> is it called crickets? >> can't even hear it. what is it? >> oh. >> all right. we have a party from the '70s. >> this is no way to celebrate though. we have a big celebration today. we're going to crank it up a notch. because it's the big 4-0 for mr. willie geist. >> i was off last week. >> and while you were gone, we had the best show ever! unbelievable! unbelievable! tina fey, ellie kemper, jane krakowski. check it out! >> the best "today's take" ever! ellie kemper, jane krakowski tina fey, fancy. are you coming back? >> if you'll have us. >> and you know what the best part is? willie, tamron, and natalie missed it all! >> wow. >> a little too much there.

>> what is wrong with you? >> and the best part is just before we started today i asked how we were? they said we were okay. it was fantastic. we had the singer who is fancy on. >> yeah. >> it was -- by the way, tina left a little something. >> oh, tina left you something. >> that's nice. hi willie. so sorry i missed you on wednesday. have a fantastic your fan tina fey. i have to say i was in remote reaches of this world and the internet access was patchy. but when it came through i saw a tweet with you sitting here with tina fey, jane krakowski, and ellie kemper and i was jealous. >> he wrote that for you to feel good. >> i actually thought that was your handwriting. >> he was on cloud nine. >> i was jealous. >> people were coming into the newsroom and talking about it. i mean, everybody just kept coming up and high fiving me.

it was unbelievable. i mean, all the producers said it was the best "today's take" ever. >> all right. see ya, al. >> they were high fiving the women. not really you. >> i don't care. i was just here. i was a conduit for their greatness. >> for happiness, morning show greatness. you'll probably win an emmy or something for that. >> we look forward to the day you're out and they come to visit us. all right? >> we'll be surrounded by comedy geniuses as well. >> the three of them are so good together. >> i know. that's what was -- it's literally like watching magic. the three get together and -- i mean, they're ripping off of each other. it was -- you should watch the tape. it was really -- i'll get you a dvd. >> is this your birthday gift to him? look at all the fun you missed rather than you were missed. >> yeah. >> you'd be lying. >> i'd be completely lying. i was so thrilled you all were gone. >> wow. >> i can't help it. i want to be honest.

i had these three fantastic women to myself. >> can i pour this on you? >> should i lie? >> you should say i love you guys and wish you were here. not like suckers, bye. >> wait until she goes on a shoot some time. say i met this woman in the park. she was hot. >> the magic we had. >> don't just say i missed you debra. >> like a joke mom's up in a tree. come on. >> oh man. that's awful. >> well we look forward to the celebration. it's going to be happening throughout the morning. >> thank you. >> you know who else was celebrating a big birthday this weekend. saturday morning we woke up to great news. another little baby, a little royal. this time a girl. eight pounds three ounces. >> i like that, little royal. >> fourth in line to the throne. kate looking as spectacular as ever after giving birth ten hours prior. they left the hospital and took

her home. and william managed to get the car seat in very quickly second time around. two for two on this one. this time he was like i got it. so name, that's the big question now. what is she going to be called? so there are a couple favorites online. today.com our viewers like number three alexandra which would be beautiful. charlotte which of course would be for grandfather charles. and then number one on the list would be diana from our viewers. although that might be a little too -- >> it's a lot to bear. >> too much weight for a little baby. >> i like victoria. >> i do too. >> i like alice. >> after the queen victoria. >> charlotte elizabeth also for grandmother. >> but not to belabor but -- thank you. i'm here all week. tina fey thanks for that. she sent me that. kate middleton walked out ten hours after giving birth in high heels.

i mean, like -- and i know everyone says she has a style team. i don't care. she still had to walk out the door. she physically had to get up. i could not -- i e-mailed all the women i know saying someone explain this to me. how does that happen? >> same thing with prince george. she was apparently late overdue. but it seems like the minute they come out, she's in high heels. >> like standing there. incredible. >> i did love seeing william walk in with george. that was so cute. the little wave. >> the matching outfits. blue and white. >> as mentioned, i've got a hash tag we'd love to see trend today. we need your help at home to do it. because it's in honor of our brother who's turning 40 -- well, you already are 40. >> yesterday, yeah. >> so this is the official hash

tag for his birthday. #wg40. as in willie geist 40. can you stop reading the teleprompter? we have some gifts. we have wd-40 which you should always have in your home. >> you should, actually. >> you should not have a home without it. it's the best stuff. you cannot have anything on twitter today without #wg40. we have helen's kitchen cookies. in charlotte. your family sent these over. >> these are the best cookies you'll ever eat. they have a bit of sea salt on top. i was with helen for a week. >> where were you? >> for the birthday hang. you're going to love these. helen's kitchen. >> now, willie geist as you know was born in 1975. fun facts about that year. just look down. don't look at the prompter. >> are you going to ask me? >> i'll ask you. what do you think the best picture was? >> '75? >> yeah.

>> "jaws". >> no. "godfather part ii." >> bill board's number one song of the year? "love will keep us together." ♪ ♪ love will keep us together ♪ ♪ think of me babe whenever ♪ >> go ahead. >> yes. ♪ look in my eyes ♪ >> okay. >> okay. i'm very impressed. >> first class postage stamp would have cost you ten cents. a loaf of bread would have run you 28 cents. and a glan of milk? >> $1.57. >> 57 cents.

>> is this almost over? >> oh no. >> cost of this segment? priceless. >> we do want to check in with our friend savannah guthrie. she's in sydney but she doesn't want to miss out on the birthday party. hey. >> hello. by the way, i want my senior old zone sign back in my office by the time i get back. i need that. >> you got it. >> all right, willie. happy birthday, my friend. happy 40th birthday. gosh that's a lot of years. i have a few surprises for you. first of all cheerleaders take it away. >> hey willie you're so fine you're so fine you blow my mind! hey willie! hey hey! >> wow. wow. >> that's great. >> it doesn't end there willie. come on, life size koala. life size koala wants to say happy birthday willie!

wait, what? i know he's super old. >> it's like a dream. >> it now becomes a nightmare. >> this is becoming a dream. >> ooh, jeez. >> random old people walking by? >> i think that was kathie lee gifford. >> kathie lee gifford, ladies and gentlemen. >> willie, i've been baking for you. >> what do you have? >> i've been baking for you some pies. these are pies. meat pies. since we're here in australia. i know you're a carnivore. and one more thing. these are lambingtons. not made of lamb. well, they're a sponge cake with chocolate and coconut. >> oh, man. >> that looks really good. >> just for you. >> put those in the carry on. bring those home with you, savannah. >> and the life size koala? you got it. >> yes. frighten the children. >> keep him in his native habitat. savannah, thank you.

>> okay kpp you not look at the teleprompter? >> i think it's too late for that. >> so we had this surprise planned for willie. but for some reason someone keeps putting the information in the screen. >> not that surprising. >> so willie can see the surprise. so we have -- >> now that he's old, we don't want to shock him. >> here's the deal. we talked about all the things that happened in 1975. this is a party. don't forget your hash tag. also happening in 1975 as young willie was entering the world, not far from here in the land they called the bronx a deejay named cool hurt and his crew created what we know as scratching and hip hop. if you know willie geist he is all things hip hop. kanye west gave you a high five bowing down to your greatness, not his greatness. so to get his party started, we have the deejay who is going to be deejaying tonight at the met gala.

>> no way. >> are you ready to party? >> hey now. >> all right. >> and we are kicking off the dance party with the greatest -- well, next to willie one of the greatest. the great ll cool j. let's hit it, deejay. >> oh. don't call it a comeback. >> cue the hash tag. we're going to be partying all day. ♪ don't call it a comeback ♪ ♪ i been here for years ♪ >> wow. did you get this guy? you're the man. wow. mick thanks, man. he's here all morning? >> yeah. all morning long for you. >> dance to it. can you do the weather? crank it up. ♪ >> go al. go al.

that's wha g here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for a quick warm-up today. bright sunshine and into the 80s. summer-like conditions today and again tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, clouds will be building. there is a chance of scattered showers, possibly thunderstorms. a few of the showers will continue into wednesday morning. cooler day wednesday. high of 73. but that's the only day that's going to be cooler. back to near 80 on thursday and into the 80s for friday and the weekend. have a great day. >> and that's your weather. >> and mick, he's staying all morning. got an incredible play list ready. >> just for willie. #wg40. >> yeah, mick. yeah.

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decided to bring on the only guest who could make him feel dare i say worse about it. comedian brad garrett. best known, of course, for his emmy winning role on "everybody loves raymond." brad is turning the chapter on his younger self-with a new book called "when the balls drop." look at the face on that cover. >> when the balls drop. >> just going to say happy birthday, willie. >> thank you, thank you. >> you look amazing. >> i know. >> that's a middle aged white man. >> it must be tough. how old are you now? >> i'm 60. >> oh god, you look like crap. whatever you're doing, al. >> stop? >> stop it. i'll be 71. no. i just turned 55. and i've given up. i've just given up. i know you probably work out and everything like that.

>> occasionally. >> don't buy the hype. >> why do you say that? >> because i really believe it all goes south anyway. now, you're 40. so you've got a good -- maybe a good 15 20 years. >> then shut the whole thing down? >> how do you feel? >> like hell. i can't get out of bed. >> you never hear anybody say oh if i could relive my 70s. that would be so -- you know have that stroke at the mall again. wake up face down in my own vomit. nobody wants to do that. so you got to live it now. that's the point. >> is there any advice to give it to him? >> where's lauer? if anybody needs to hear about middle age, him. not a big enough name for him to be here? where's lauer? >> no. he's off of this show. >> this is our hour. >> good for you. >> he's on a break right now. >> really? because i hear things aren't good. >> i love what you said about

exercising in the book. you said you get all the exercise walking around parking lots looking for your car because you forgot where it was. >> if it wasn't for stress, i would have no cardio at all. you seem frightened. don't be frightened. >> soaking it all in. >> your balls are fine wherever they are right now. no. all i'm saying is it's really a man thing. women outlive all of us anyway for obvious reasons. and you know why. you've worked with them long enough. so it's really about the guys. and, you know, the jimmys will -- i mean, have you -- >> drop? >> there is a drop. >> no no no. >> no you need to hear this. >> no, we don't. i'm going to be honest with you. >> you really do. is it hoda? it's yoda? >> that's the other brown girl. >> okay. i'm not a morning person. forgive me. >> here's the deal. the science and the anatomy we

can do in the aftershow. i was hoping for like, you look amazing from waste up. what's your secret? >> from waist up? i should get these let out a little bit. i don't feel amazing. i feel like -- you know, to me 50 is the new 70. because i don't think that we're really getting better. i really don't. >> you don't? >> i really, really don't. i think we have to live it and just enjoy it but not buy the hype. i think a lot of it is -- like i've known you -- you okay al? >> i'm here. i'm with you. >> i know you're thinking about your weekend. but i knew you when you were a lot heavier. you were a lot happier. >> yeah. >> you would do the weather with more glee. now it's just like. you know what i mean? >> it's the fat jolly guy. >> i think that's important. look. i'm a burrito away seriously, from a bypass. but this is how i look at it. i'm enjoying.

i'd rather have 65 great ones than -- >> kind of the jackie gleason. >> stop fighting it is what you're saying. >> yes. you have good dna what are you german? >> there's some in there. >> so you're for gentile. you probably don't have a lot of the the narosis i have. a lot of it is up in your dna. >> gosh. there's so much in this conversation. >> what do you expect? it's a book about my jimmys. >> you're not talking about what goes on top of the ice cream. >> no. and i wrote a book about it. >> i don't think i can read the title anymore. you read it. >> one more time. >> it's your birthday. >> we'll say it together. the title of the book is "when the balls drop." >> available online and in stores tomorrow.

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>> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast for this monday morning from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> good morning. we're enjoying plenty of sunshine. that's going to be all day long. leading to a quick warm- up, even warmeren than yesterday with a high of 81ment southwesterly winds will help with the warm-up today. right now, currently, 71 in northeast philadelphia. 72 degrees already in coatsville. wrights town up to 67 degrees and climbing in the area are. stand by for a. summer-like may day. 83 by 2:00 with sunshine through this afternoon. >> within the past 20 minutes two people at the center of the

new jersey jam bridge scandal have arrived in federal court. new jersey governor chris christie's former deputy chief of staff bridget kelly and bill barone will be arraigned on federal charges. dade wildstein pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy as part of a plea deal. it is alleged they caused the jam as pay back for a mayor who didn't support christie who says he didn't know about it. hurricane experts in egg harbor township to raise awareness of the upcoming hurricane season. the first step to preparing is to help people find out if they live in a hurricane evacuation zone. hurricane season begins june 1. new from overnight a man is dead after a shooting in kensingtonment police are looking for the gunman. it happened around 10:30 last night. it's not clear what led to the

violence. i'm tracy davidson. another local update in 25 minutes. get updates with the nbc 10 app.

taking a look at the headlines, some children with adhd may be prone to developing a binge eating disorder. john hopkins evaluated kids for adhd and loss of control eating syndrome. those with adhd were 12 times were likely to have the eating disorder. birthrates are on the decline but only slightly. a new report reveals childbirths fell by 1% between 2012 and 2013. teen deliveries were down 10%. and births among unmarried women also dropped slightly. there were also fewer c-section deliveries. more american renters are being faced with a serious

dilemma. pay the rent or buy groceries. more than one in four americans renting their homes have to use at least half of their family income to pay for housing and utilities. that's according to the data by enterprise community partners. experts say you should spend closer to 30% of your income on rent. the reason rental prices have surged at nearly twice the pace of average hourly wages since 2010. it was a big opening weekend at the box office for "avengers: the age of ultron." it took in $187 million. it would have made more if it weren't for people staying home to watch saturday night's floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao fight. "the age of adaline" was second. let's get a check of the weather. >> marvel, top three of all time. crazy stuff. all right. thanks so much. we've got a risk of strong central plains through west

texas. high surf advisory southern california and the east coast of florida. we're looking at a risk also of the plains. beautiful weather in the east with temperatures getting as warm as they've been since mid-october last year. tomorrow still fairly mild although some showers here in the northeast with that pushing in cold front. more strong storms later on tomorrow for west texas. that's what's going on around the country. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for a quick warm-up today. bright sunshine and into the 80s. summer-like conditions today and again tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, clouds will be building. there is a chance of scattered showers, possibly thunderstorms. a few of the showers will continue into wednesday morning. cooler day wednesday. high of 73. but that's the only day that's going to be cooler. back to near 80 on thursday and into the 80s for friday and the weekend. have a great day.

>> #wg40. that's your latest weather. >> over the hill. a chickadeeian, actor, writer mark marin has developed a huge fan base with his neurotic style. >> we're already taking shots in three seconds? >> back with the third season of maron where he navigates family career, and women. >> hi. >> hi. >> my friends and i were watching you from over there. >> oh really. well, i'm marc. >> yeah. marc, are you here with anyone? >> no i'm not. i'm actually single. i'm just, you know watching the kids. >> yeah. well, my friends and i think you

need to leave. >> what? >> he thought he had it. >> so close and all of a sudden you're a pedophile. how does that happen? >> just here watching the kids. >> for the right reason al. for life affirming reasons. >> you've said that this show presents the worst case scenarios of your real life. what do you mean by that? >> it's not the worst case scenarios. the undercurrent is if everything had gone wrong, maybe a little of that. it's to protect myself from it happening in real life. some things happen. it gets a little dicey this season. but funny. >> like neurotic in real life though a little bit? >> no. not at all. i don't know why you keep saying that. why? do you keep saying that? >> a little neurotic. >> don't come for me.

i said nothing. >> let's be nice. in the season of the season opener you have to meet your girlfriend's son. >> uh-huh. >> are you okay with kids? >> i am for a few days. and then -- no, i like kids. i don't know what it's like to have them. you know i can talk to them reasonably. and i think they're fun and they seem lovable and interesting. but my experience is limited to, like okay thanks for having them by. my brother's kids, you know. but i have no problem with them. i just don't have any. >> you're better off with cats. >> here we go. >> you're like the crazy cat lady. >> why does it have to be a cat lady? why can't it be cat man? >> the crazy cat man then. >> wow. okay. all right. i see where this is going. look, i don't -- i'm not a cat guy. you know, i don't like -- i like my cats. i don't like others. i have two and a few outside. >> those are cute.

>> oh, there's pictures. >> are those professional port trats? >> no. that was taken from my chest the one on the left. >> tell us about why you shaved your mustache? >> it's just so weird because people -- when you're a man and you're my age and you live alone with cats, there's a very -- it gets to a point it's not that endearing. there's a fine line between aww and uhh. cats are like your children. no, they're not at all unless my children are morons that aren't going to change. there's a -- you get a cat. how much is it really going to change? it's not going to win a sports trophy. it's not going to surprise you with a word. >> what do they bring to your life? >> what do they bring? i have a conversation with them. i used to think my cats were skittish because they're wild. but now i'm actually realizing that it's me. because i am a little neurotic

and sometimes i wake up and go damn it and they're like what's happening it's been three minutes. and i'm like do you want to eat? and they're like now it's a question? >> they're not really talking, are you? >> i don't know your experience with cats, but that's the thing. they're not like kids. i'm a little sad about that. the most surprise you're going to get out of a cat maybe a couple times you'll hear yourself go, how'd you get up there and that would be the big mystery. >> my gosh. >> did i lose you? do i need a dog to be appealing to you? what's happening? >> no. you are appealing to me. you know that. you're a wonderful guy. you're hilarious. and your fans every time you come on they go on twitter and they love you. your podcast. >> wow. this has gotten really good. >> and you can catch the season premiere of maron may 14th on ifc. >> i'll be there. coming up next star of "the night shift" tells us about her special costars this week.

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subway. eat fresh. our deejay is still going. meanwhile, she left the sunny beaches of the hamptons on "royal pains" for a job on "the night shift" where jill flint plays a passionate doctor in a busy e.r. this week they're doing something extraordinary. >> teaming up with michelle obama and jill biden for an episode highlighting veterans benefits. what a great honor that must have been. but probably a little nerve-racking i'm guessing. >> yes. we were all very nervous.

if you see the psa you can see the three of us standing behind the first lady and dr. biden just hoping we don't embarrass ourselves entirely. >> and the psa is for veterans. >> it is. it's for joining forces which is an organization that i think they have over 300 different outposts in the states where veterans can go and, you know, it's -- gives them a sense of community. it's a place where you can go and talk about things and really really -- as you can see not all of the scars that you come back with are physical. >> right. >> the first lady and dr. biden have both been great on this issue. how did this come together? i know they're interested in it. how did it come together with your show? >> well, they liked the way we were portraying veterans. as people. our two main characters, it's in the fabric of our show. our two main characters suffer from ptsd.

and they like the idea that they have -- we have these two veterans that came back that are still active in their community and really doing what they can to get back on track with their lives and that's exactly the message they want to portray for all of their veterans that you can -- so you can come back to your life. it's important to make a difference. >> well, we obviously followed you on "royal pains" and your character now. but there are things floating around on the web that we want to verify. are you cool with that? >> it's a game. >> i want to put her on the spot. that's okay. it is a game. but some of it may or may not be true. will you let us know? >> okay. >> so we pulled three tidbits from the web. the first one was your first major role was in "garden state" as obnoxious girl. true or false? >> oh, yeah. >> okay. so you come from a family of

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okay. as you well know, willie is officially 40. we've been celebrating all morning long with mick our deejay. but there are a few people who couldn't make it here today in person. >> sent him some birthday wishes because he is, after all big willie. >> william russell geist. born may 3rd 1975 in evanston, illinois. the son of a journalist and social worker, he's been a sports and music fan for as long as he can remember. tall, dashing charismatic, the man built to bring you the news. >> happy birthday willie. i wanted to sing you a special rendition of happy birthday. i'm sorry. that's all we can afford. >> we love you so much. you are one of the most hysterical people i've met. i love seeing you. i love everything about you. hay pi birthday. >> willie happy birthday.

>> the baby and i want to say happy birthday, willie. >> dude, what's up? >> happy 40th birthday. you're still a kid. >> happy 40th. >> it's not every day you turn 40. make it a good one. >> i'm five years ahead of you and it only gets better. >> i can't believe you're actually younger than me, but i do remember our very first slow dance. i'll always have it close to my heart. >> happy birthday to willie geist. i'm jealous you're only 40. >> i heard you're turning 21. i want to say congratulations. happy birthday. i hope you celebrate it big willie style. >> happy birthday willie. the big 4-0. wow. >> happy 40th mr. willie. >> here's your gift right here. just for you. >> i can't believe you're 40 already. i would hate to say it's all down hill from here but it is. >> honestly in the history of nbc and the "today" show, you are without a doubt the tallest person that's ever been on here. so enjoy your 40th birthday. hey, your life's half over at least.

>> happy birthday, willie. 40 is the new 10. so look forward to being a kid again. >> any day is great as long as it's your birthday. >> wishing you the biggest most beautiful, and exciting happy birthday and an amazing year. >> happy birthday buddy. i was going to do a shot in your honor but i'm going to drink all this whiskey just for you. >> nice. >> yeah! happy birthday willie! our gift for mr. geist coming up. but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪

all right. willie's 40th birthday would not be complete without some gifts for our birthday b-boy. >> and look who's bringing them in. >> i didn't see you over there. >> yes, you couldn't see us. happy birthday willie.

>> happy birthday willie. >> i thought you'd never do this. autographed. >> and autographed a little big town girl crush hat. >> we've got 1975 theme ongoing here. we have the -- you've got to have your mood rings. your pet rock because that was very big. and our best friend -- we have to toast to you. you've got to blow out your candles. >> you make a wish. to the biggest willie in the world. >> there we go. >> the one we love the most. >> thank you. i love you. you think i can do it? >> big wish wig big willie. >> yea! >> happy

>> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm chris cato. it's 9:56 on what's shaping up to be a nice monday out there. let's get your forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> perfect spring day. feels like we are we into june or july with temperatures in the 80s. the winds are picking up. the flags on boathouse row, the southwesterly winds kicking in and the temperatures moving up. 70s for mount poke know.

77. now 71 in philadelphia. a quick warm up into the 80s this afternoon. >> police are still looking for the person who shot and killed a man in philadelphia last night. it happened in kensington around 10:30. police say a bullet hit the man in the arm passing through to his chest, killing him. no suspects or a motive. a man's outdoor bathroom break turned violentment he was 'leaving himself in an alley when a man came up to him, called him homophobicer slurs and stabbed him in the face neck and hands. police are looking for the attacker. the fire marshal's office is investigating a vehicle fire. an suv caught fire around 5:00 this morning. thankfully the fire didn't are spread to nearby homes. no word on how the fire started. i'm chris cato. we are back with another update in 25 minutes. remember, you can always get the latest news and weather with the

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from nbc news this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockafeller plaza. ♪ >> hi. >> hoda's back and she's t a lot of stories to tell. it's fun day monday, may 4th. ins case you didn't know it's "star wars" day. may the force be with you. reality star businessman husband of giuliana rancic, bill ran sick. >> a good guy. >> going to talk about something special. >> we will give you something you want if you really want. >> if you really really want. >> you will a' figure it out. >> lovely -- >> charlotte.

>> she's here. >> here with a few surprises with us. she has a disturbing -- exec produced a special on the -- >> horrible on what they do to elephants and the ivory trade, hard to watch but important. >> it's interesting to see the multiple facets of people you think you know everything about them. >> you think you know them. >> but you don't. >> you have a big weekend to tell us. i want to say how lovely it was to go to dinner with regis and joy. friday night. they send their love to hoda. >> how was it? >> we always have a great time together. >> you lad a -- yours was like. >> it was a great weekend. >> a marathon. >> okay. if you've ever been to new orleans during jazz fest you know what this feels like. it was a low humidity day a huge shock for new orleans. >> the first miracle. >> stunning. >> it was the best music, the food at the new orleans jazz fest is astonishing. >> i can't imagine. >> not a hot dog hamburger or pretzel to be found. it's craw fish bread.

>> jambalaya. >> something for you if you don't like that? >> soft shell crab cakes. >> there you go. >> po boys. >> a po boy. >> that's the gospel tent. if you -- we went to -- right here, this tent is the blues tent. the people playing at this tent were a great kind of funk singer, gene knight and the dixie cups who sang -- ♪ going to the chapel and we're ♪ ♪ going to get ♪ >> i was going to sing harmony but too late. >> i was sweaty dancing doing the electric slide. >> you don't know how to do the electric slide. >> i don't. no girl, go forward, not like that. i kept saying just teach me. >> that's what people love about you. >> it was uxfun. just you get the breath of the crowds at jazz fest, look, this is ed sheeran, the ed sheeran tent, it was a small part of it. take a look. ♪

♪ >> never seen gwen stefani and no doubt in concert. >> you said she was fantastic. >> watch how she electrified the crowd. go. ♪ >> and while we were sitting there watching her, i look next to me and drew brees and his wife were there. >> stop it. >> he's our hero, we love him. >> we love him? a girl named rebecca randomly in between, goes, can i stay in the picture? i said you have to. >> nice to see everybody getting along. >> one of the most fun cities in the world. >> boy the kathie lee questions abounded. >> did we ever get a picture of hoda and her hot shorts? >> can i tell you when i walked out, i wore a dress the first day like a flowy dress,

everybody goes girl wear your shorts. i go what? kathie lee said you would have shorts on. i cannot -- >> you can't let your people down, hoda. did you do it? >> i did it on the second day. >> good for you. i have breaking news. >> tell me. >> we have a girl. we know that. but we have a namep. it's just now being announced. >> this baby, the one we're talking about. >> the royal princess. >> ready? >> we're breaking news on our show. everyone together now. >> charlotte elizabeth diana. >> that's perfect. that makes me cry. wow. >> oh. that's beautiful. >> oh, gosh. >> we wanted diana but we didn't know whether it would be -- >> charlotte elizabeth diana. >> a great grandmother elizabeth, queen elizabeth, so happy and the memory of his mom diana, wow. >> say it again. charlotte elizabeth diana. >> oh. >> it's perfect. >> i wonder if they'll call her charley. >> wouldn't that be cute. >> yeah. >> by the way will be back in her size 0 by friday afternoon.

she's unbelievable. >> gave birth on saturday. a lot of people may have been busy over the weekend and didn't notice. one of the things we were watching during the week. 8 pounds 3 ounces. >> yeah. >> why do i care about a little baby and why do we all care so much? >> we care. >> and when that little william was waving with his dad, oh, as he went in to meet his sister. >> with the matching shirts. sometimes when you see a moment like that, i mean, george. >> george. >> and prince william next to him with prince charles going in to meet harry all the years ago. beautiful, back in '84. >> oh, my gosh. >> that baby fourth in line to the throne. >> jumped over harry and i don't think harry cares. >> the joy we feel, so much bad news in the world you know. >> yeah. >> so much negativity and like this miracle keeps happening called the birth of a baby and you realize you know what it ain't over yet. there's hope. >> she's so --

>> great. >> perfect looking baby. >> she looks like a caesarian baby not a mark on her. she's beautiful. >> i can't believe kate walked out carrying the baby like this hi, okay that happened a few hours ago. >> yeah. >> she has set the bar very high for most women. >> i can't believe -- >> can we focus we broke news on our show? >> yeah. >> when does that ever -- that happened like one other time. >> we break wind a lot but not news. >> so so sad. >> and you know who i'm talking about around here. >> tomorrow on the program, because we are a news breaking program these days. >> of course we are. we forget sometimes but we are. >> tomorrow, we are going to have a presidential candidate on our show. >> i'm excited about this. >> a little shocking but happening. >> i think she's a cool lady. >> carly fiorina. >> i've started reading her book a couple weeks ago. she's a fascinating woman, very accomplished. she's going to be here with her husband and she of course, declared was it -- >> today.

>> early today. >> yes. here's the thing. we are doing a series called "candidates uncorked." you will get a lot of politics on other programs, with us we get the feel. >> to the person. >> the vibe. >> the human being. >> we want to know who carley is. >> behind the ideology. >> red or white a lot of questions that are important. >> she ran for the senate in california, did not make it why not president. >> let's try it out. >> melissa rivers was on earlier. >> lovely interview that matt did with her. >> yeah. >> has written a new book, going to be on with us soon. >> tomorrow. >> the book, big tomorrow. >> can we ask, why are we getting all the big stories and things happening on our program? it's about time. >> it's in honor of you, hoda. you are the gracie award winner. you are -- i see a know bell in the future. why do we have these by the wayle. >> this is exciting. okay. >> we're going to get to that. >> they're going to be cold by the time we get to it. >> this is the interview matt did with melissa. >> he talked to her about a lot

of things, about, you know, her mom and all kinds of things but also talked about some business things like fashion police and the trouble there. take a look. >> let's talk about "fashion police". >> yes. >> it's been in the headlines a lot. >> you think? >> i am so sincerely sorry. >> a heartfelt apology. >> the reason kathie kit. >> the matriarch of the family died and the family fell apart. and the sisters started fighting and everybody mourns and grieves differently and someone tried to marry into the family and we know how that went. that's the only way i can sort of explain what happened. >> do you think the the show is mean spirited? >> no. i think the show is funny and people say it's mean spirited. it wasn't. because it was a celebration. my mother loved fashion and she loved celebrity and she loved being famous and she loved that these women were getting dressed up and even though we were

talking about it and making jokes, it came from a place of excitement which made it okay. in the second incarnation, i don't think we ever achieved that warmth, that excitement that love, that came through the screen. >> i think that's a perfect assessment. >> by the way, potspot on. >> we were blessed to know and love her dearly. when you knew joan if you only new some of the caustic things that did come out of her mouth quite often, if you didn't know the human being, i mean i -- if you ever needed a friend in this life, it was joan. she was as loyal as the day is long. she said she only picked on people that could defend themselves. >> right. >> so i think she overstepped the line on occasion but we all do. you walk a tight line in this, especially now in the world of social media. she started out saying these kinds of things back in the '50s. >> right. before people were doing it. >> yeah. >> nice to see melissa, too, like that.

because no one has really heard from her, heard her speak about her mom. >> yeah. >> much since her mom's passing. >> and there is a lawsuit pending. i'm sure she has to be guarded about what she says. she will be with us tomorrow and on thursday night i will be introducing her when her college, bernard college, is honoring joan. >> that's sweet. >> yeah, yeah yeah. it's all going to happen. it has to. >> you were asking about these very very important, we all do, biscuits from taco bell, the breakfast business. tomorrow they are going to serve breakfast, give these away for free to celebrate cinco de mayo. >> with eggs, cheese, bacon, sausage and going to give one free biscuit taco per customer between 7:00 and 11:00 local time at the participating taco bell restaurants. >> that's the operative word. make sure your taco bell is -- you would be so disappointed. >> are you going to -- you can't because there's cheese on them. >> it does look good. >> i gave up cheese until memorial day. >> memorial day. >> val?

want to give it a shot? >> give it a try. mexican not italian. is that all right with you? >> i can deal with it. >> what did you get? >> what kind. >> looks like sausage and cheese. >> okay. >> it's good. >> yeah. >> all right. >> thank you. >> thank you, sal. >> that was excellent. a little sad update i don't know if you remember the truly brave video we did with cyndi lauper and sarah ber rel his, a lot of great stories that have come out of that. today a sad story debbie, one of the young girls in the video, passed away. she was 13. she was a very, very sweet kid. >> i remember her. she was special. >> her parents talked about how she never complained about anything. they said stef loved to sing and dance and when she lost the ability to speak she could still sing and brought joy to those around her. an amazing kid. >> she never complained but would say, cancer sucks. >> that is exactly. >> her family is in our thoughts and prayers. okay. if you leave now your a'rer a're going

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the end of august. we love every minute of it. >> oh, my gosh. >> nothing like it in the whole world. >> we're going to get to the small business stuff and see pictures of giuliana all over, had her sitting there where you were. >> recently. >> rough patch no how is she doing? >> she's great. she is a strong woman, inspiration for me and our son. been through so much over the last eight years since we've been married. i love her obviously. >> didn't you go after the people being mean to her? i can't imagine how you didn't. >> it was tough. her intent was to make a hippie joke. >> yeah. >> had nothing to do with what some of these people were saying and boy, it just took on a life of its own. >> any time, like when we were talking about with joan, when you know the real person and see them being accused of something you know is just unjust. >> that's right. >> it's easier to be accused yourself than watch somebody else you love go through it. >> if joan was around she would have never allowed that to happen. >> did you say this is how we're going to handle this? when there's a crisis in a

family you make a plan sort of. >> we did. we made a plan, we kind of -- >> what was it? >> we were just going to kind of weather it. we have a strong marriage. we love each other. we knew that, you know, she didn't do anything wrong. >> yeah. >> and obviously these situations bring us closer together. >> right. >> they can tear you apart or bring you closer together. we always were a team. good times and bad. >> the hardest part the frustration you feel in not -- when you can't get the truth out there. >> as a husband. >> yeah. >> it was hard because as a husband we are the defender, want to protect our family and i kind of had to be muzzled. i wanted to get out there and i wanted to defend my wife. >> of course. are we planning on expanding the fa mily? >> we're talking about it. we're looking at our options. >> that's true, that's true. little more than that. >> we'll be the first to know. >> we will break it here. >> tell us about the small business thing. >> yeah. >> you are a champion of small businesses. >> i've been a small business

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>> victoria joining us by skype. hi, victoria. are you surprised? >> yes. good morning. >> all right. we're going to tell everybody why you were chosen her husband robert they both recently became empty nesters and enjoying every second of it. used to getting all of her free time, she spends it on hobbies and watching our shows. >> she's cute. >> her husband put a tv in her bathroom to watch the fourth hour every morning. we are like new companions. we appreciate that. why is she in the bathroom for an hour though? >> i don't know. a little weird. >> we're going to put your fandom to the test. 15 seconds and one guess. ready? >> [ inaudible ]. >> when we play our weekly trivia segment who knew, those who answer the questions receive a $100 gift card, those who don't receive that what do they get, a mug wine what is it?

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the coolest spot is right on the beach. people taking in some sunshine at cape may. that's a live view. philadelphia already in the 70s. 73 now in mt. holly. atlantic city at the airport is 77 degrees. right at the beach the temperatures are in the low 60s right now. but, philadelphia, warming into the 80s this afternoon. and right now two people at the center of the jersey jam bridge scandal are in federal court facing charges. governor chris christie's former deputy chief of staff bridget anne kelly and bill baroni will be arraigned on nine federal charges. on friday david wildstein pleaded guilty to two counts of con spour si. prosecutors allege the trio caused jams on the washington bridge as payback against a mayor who did in the support christi. christie said he knew nothing about it. governor jack markell is going to talk about ending

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and we are back on this fun day monday and if it's nice weather and you want to spend more time outdoors but your messy yard is keeping you inside we have something for you. >> about to show you three different ways to transform your garden with help of landscape design expert and the host of "outback nation" jamie durry. >> hello. how are you? >> i'm really well. >> why are you here when savannah is in australia? >> it's kind of weird but i love you're giving away a holiday in my hometown. it's making me home sick, actually. >> bird feeders and ways to attract birds. >> i'm about getting birds into the garden. you know australia birds mean a different thing, of course. >> like in england. >> but here i've got a little bird feeder.

>> okay. >> and i've got you know, this little birdhouse here. >> adorable. >> you want to give them a place to escape. >> dos these plants attract birds? >> yes. this is a great one. butterflies and nectar feeding birds and phlox. >> we put in a tough of this stuff. >> merry golds around the front there merry golds keep away the pests which is a a great thing to do. >> i didn't know that. >> that's your home. >> okay. >> and brings a lot of interaction in the garden and the kids love it which is great. over here i have a little bird bath. so i'll just throw a bit of water in there if you don't mind. >> yeah. >> there you go. >> just leave it like that. >> that's it. >> you have to change it. >> and the mosquitos. >> no. wash it out. you can't leave it there forever. >> okay. >> maintenance to everything, hoda. >> okay. >> correct. >> sounds like a lot of work. >> one of the girls, click her fingers and it's done for her right. >> that's our hoda. >> the birdhouse the acrylic

birdhouse is cool because that sort of keeps all the water away from the bird seed, which is great. >> okay. >> i have a little test for you girls. >> no. >> this is a horticulture exam. >> oh, lord. >> marked all of these ones. rosemary and eggplant and a few of those other things here but left the names to the other edible plants here for you guys to guess. >> i know, this is not basil. >> basil is this one. >> no, it's this one. >> no. that's not. >> okay. this is mint. >> you killed the sage. >> i'm sorry sage. >> wait. >> we don't have sage. stevia. this is mint. >> stevia is the brown one. >> that's basil. this is stevia. >> basil. >> basil. >> basil. yes. >> never seen that color. >> that's why i did it to trick you. >> that's nice. >> you do this one. >> i don't know. what's this big fluffy thing. >> eggplant. >> must be this one up here. over here. >> there you go. this is stevia.

we're not going very well are we? back here. >> okay. >> that was fun. >> try this one over here. >> what are you doing? >> is that a -- >> i'm putting a tomato in. i like to give the roots a bit of a tickle before i put them in. >> that kind of guy. >> of course you are. >> they appreciate it and it opens up the root system. >> that's exactly right. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes yes yes. of course once you've planted always water. >> okay. >> okay. >> there we go. that's looking sgloods water these every day if you do this? >> every second day it's great to do that, particularly with -- >> unless it rains. >> yes. >> i'm vertically challenge so i'm having trouble over here. >> these are azaleas and blooming like crazy. >> aren't they great? >> magnificent. >> i walked the line this morning and i love that garden. >> all right. >> so i've brought in evergreens here. you know it's lovely having the plants that lose their leaves and flowers come out but you want your foundation plants that keep the foliage all year-round.

this is variegated. >> as opposed to an annual. >> well done. >> i didn't want to get too scientific with everyone. >> she guessed it. whatever. >> the azalea over here. you have a yellow tip to the leaf. that's glossy and it's water -- >> this is a small leaf holly. >> oh. >> i've never seen one like that. >> it's compact. >> will it grow large? hollys can get very, very ungainly. >> they can, yes. >> we don't like that. >> we don't. spindly. >> they get leggy. >> >> yeah. >> that's good if you're a bird. >> we got to run. thank you. >> thank you. happy spring. >> catch "outback nation" sunday nights on fyi. >> all right. from gardening to gardens of eden, kristen davis shares news. >> and tiger and lindsey call it quits and taxi! sorry to stop you, but i noticed

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most people aren't crazy about mondays but we are. that means we get to fill you in on "today's buzz." >> here with the hot hollywood gossip you policed from the weekend is "rolling stone" contributor joe levy. >> you're at "rolling stone." you get around. >> i move from place to place like a little bird pollinating the flower. >> like a little bird. tiger woods and lindsey vonn announced their breakup over the weekend. >> they did. >> three years. >> they announced it on facebook. they've been together since 2013. >> two years maybe. >> two years, a little more than that. here's the thing, they're saying, our busy schedules prevent us from seeing each other. i believe he's got nine tournaments -- no five

tournaments in the next nine weeks on two continents. >> that could be partly true. >> it could be true, but still, using facebook to announce it in the aftermath of all the sports events is a quiet dignified end, as opposed to the way tiger's relationships have ended in the past. >> much more interest throughout either one to see who are they dating next. >> i don't think we were all so invested in that relationship. you sort of knew they were together but i don't think you -- >> we didn't have a name for it. we didn't -- >> liger -- >> yeah. >> sophia vergara and her fiance joe man ga nel lo are moving in to egts. >> they've moved in together. it already happened. >> i'm excited. >> why is this news? >> because they're both super sexy and this fun little thing and also if you were on instagram you saw her put up a photo when they were moved in together, our first fight in our new home and they're watching the pacquiao/mayweather fight. >> nice digs.

>> she told ellen that she didn't really want to go out with him at first, he seemed like a lot of work "people's" hottest bachelor engaged since december, moving in together. moving quickly. >> yeah. so they're moving fast. >> when you're with someone that good looking you always worry someone is going to steal them. >> oh, no people have always worried about that. i know that burden very well. >> we were talking about the big fight there. something else that grabbed headlines and not the fight itself was it? >> no. a little bit of controversy or negative reaction to jamie foxx's rendition of the national -- at least i think the national anthem. >> do we have it? i want to see. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪

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we're used to seeing emmy nominated kristen davis on hit tv show "melrose place" to the optimistic sweet good girl charlotte on "sex in the city". >> now working behind the scenes as executive producer of the documentary "gardeners of eden" follows the wild life trust as it raises orphaned elephants in

hopes of returning them to the wild. take a look. >> the big elephant with the baby is malika and her baby. malika is an ex-orphaned who was orphaned when tiny, raised by the trusts, reintroduced to the wild and mated with a wild elephant and had the baby. and when they first were re-releasing the orphans they didn't know if the wild elephants would have anything to do with them. the fact they're mating and having wild born babies is a miracle remarkable thing. >> it's still all about sex. so nice to see you. we watched this, and it's well done and i know you put up all the money for it. this is really a passion project. >> yeah. >> so tell us the statistic of how often an elephant is killed for its ivory. >> every 15 minutes. >> unbelievable. >> shocking. >> when did you become interested in this? what is it? >> i always loved elephants like

when i was little. >> because of dumbo or -- >> no. i had a big stuffed elephant. i can't explain it it. when i went on my first safari i was like i just want to see elephants. the guide was like what about leopard leopards. they're like people and have an elaborate family structure and watching their behavior. they're very gentle giants. cooky and funny. it never occurred to me when i saw them they could be extinct in our lifetime in ten years at the current rate because of ivory trinkets that people are buying not knowing that -- >> right. >> are they still ignorant about the fact it's illegal done by poachers? >> yes. i think there are loopholes in the law and new york and new jersey have banned ivory which is great but you can buy antique ivory, but no one dates it so you don't know. don't buy ivory. that is the main point. >> you're roughing it when you go out there obviously. >> yeah. >> you looked so beautiful. >> you're kind. so kind. >> can i see, i cannot believe

you turned 50. i look at you -- >> annoying. >> i can't believe it either. i have no relationship. i don't know, i have no relationship to it. it's like 50 how weird. like when we were little we had a weird association with what it meant. >> right. >> i don't feel like it means that, but maybe that's me. >> 100 which means old. >> my grand mother is 106. >> you are kidding. >> and southern ladies take care of themselves. >> not her. she's like a hill billy tough. >> slopg the bourbon. >> no like get out of my way. >> do you ever watch the "sex and the city" marathons? >> no. >> why not? >> i don't like to live in the past. >> really. >> i don't really turn on the tv a lot because my 3-year-old gets like -- watches whatever it is whether appropriate or inappropriate. >> right. >> >> i like to go through it. it's cute and i see picturesp. i don't want to watch it. >> what about a "sex in the city" movie. >> is that a possibility? >> i don't know what's happening.

>> of course i would be in it. >> in a 3 1/2-year-old world. >> i have two worlds. 3 1/2 world and elephants. 3 1/2 and elephants. >> not working -- >> i just did a play. there we are in santa barbara. a play in england for six months "fatal attraction." off working over there, very different. that was while we were making a documentary. and the way that i came, i didn't answer your question, hoda was in 2009 i found an orphaned baby elephant and i took her to the trust and she's now living out in the wild, so exciting. she's in the film briefly. >> that's her. >> i love it when people can take their great power of their celebrity and use it. >> to turn it into -- >> totally chance encounter. >> no such thing. >> she found me but then i became obsessed with the elephants in general and had no idea they were at risk. >> wow. >> when i found that out i made the documentary which will be on pivot this wednesday. >> it does come on wednesday

and pivot. where can we find it? >> pivot tv. >> congratulations. >> thank you, ladies. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> we're ready to share our favorite things. first this is "today" on nbc. >> well done. >> mine is a

it's time to share our favorite things and mine this week is this great book, i can learn the bible for kids. it's 52 devotions and scriptures for kids, hard cover $13 from amazon.com. makes it understandable and lovely. >> mine, i told you i went to jazz fest ate a lot of food. one of the things i had is this jambalaya that made the mouth water. they gave me a business card. a group of people from gonzalez, louisiana. it's made by wally talon from gonzalez louisiana. the whole recipe i'm not going to read it to you, although it looks delicious, will be on our website klgandhoda.com.

mouth watering. >> this is for the girls. >> thank you. >> you need this. >> tomorrow melissa rivers sits down and remembers her mom. >> "modern family" star sarah highland. >> she could be madam president we don't know, power woman carly fiorina and her husband. >> and all the other stuff. have an awesome fun day monday. >> maybe we shouldn't call it booze day tuesday. >> it

nbc 10 breaking news. >> and breaking right now at 11:00, two of the people at the center of the jersey jam bridge scandal are now facing charges in federal court. former port authority director bill barone arrived a short time ago. he's expected to make a public statement following his court proceeding. and bridget kelly also arrived at the courthouse in newark this morning. a judge will arraign barone and kelly on nine federal charges in connection with the lane closures on the george washington bridge in september of 2013. on friday david wildstein pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy as part of a plea deal with prosecutors. they allege that the tree ceo caused