for my hair. that's a problem. >> please. >> "today" show is up next. local updates coming up in 25 minutes. >> you can always get updates at the nbc news app. >> beautician works a miracle every day. good morning. breaking news. massive new flooding in texas. much of houston under water. the city all but shut down. people stranded in homes, at a mall and inside a basketball arena overnight. eight now dead across the region. and at least 12 others still unaccounted for. hunt for a hoaxster. authorities searching for someone who made threats against 14 flight. the claim, chemical weapons on board each flight. in one case fighter jets scrambled to escort an air france plane to new york. was he murdered? accusations from two of b.b. king's own daughters. why they think he was poisoned

and who they believe was behind it. and airborne. a tornado lifts a bounce house more than 50 feet with kids inside. >> oh bounce house! >> the dramatic images and a warning for parents today. tuesday, may 26th 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. matt's got the morning off and what a situation down south all weekend long. >> yeah. we're talking historic storms aren't we? >> they have never issued a flash flood emergency for the city of houston. right now schools and the mass transit system shut down. >> it is our top story this morning. this unprecedented flooding in texas. new downpours overnight and it has created new misery for tens of thousands. we've got all of this covered from the hardest hit cities to

the threat of even more storms today. we'll begin with janet shamlian. janet, what can you tell us? >> reporter: savannah good morning to you. this historic flooding in houston today, authorities say it is the worst flooding we've had here in 30 years. right now hundreds of people are still stranded in their cars. people who tried to get home starting at 9:00 and 10:00 last night. unable to do so. this morning there are still people in houston's toyota center after last night's nba playoff game because they can't get out. and no one can get in. the city is crippled and because it is still dark here, the full extent of what's happened still isn't known. historic heavy rains in houston. flooding roads and stranded drivers leaving 80,000 residents without power. parts of the city almost doubled the all-time record for rainfall in just one day. >> excited about their big win over the warriors tonight.

however, we are stuck inside for a little bit. >> reporter: there was so much rain rockets fans were warned to stay inside the toyota center after the nba playoff game. dwight howard staying on the court working to keep up the spirit of the stranded. >> it sucks all these people can't get home to their loved ones. there are a lot of people without power. >> reporter: the rain water flooding the parking lot of this shopping center. residents posting it on social media. >> there goes our power. >> reporter: even our nbc station suffered a power outage live on the air. but that never stopped the reporting. >> we are practically in the dark but happy to at least get you the information you need. >> reporter: all public transportation in houston shut down today. hundreds of schools are closed. the rain is still coming down. authorities are telling people to stay home. some people are not doing that

and that this morning, is impeding the rescue. back to you. >> hard to fathom what they're dealing with there. >> scenes like those are playing out in other parts of texas as well. a neighborhood in austin had to be evacuated and in wimberley, crews are searching for missing flood victims. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. gabe good morning. >> reporter: willie good morning. the death toll in texas and oklahoma is now up to eight. today authorities here in hayes county is searching for 12 people who are still missing and there were new water rescues overnight just to our north. this morning austin texas, is drying out after flood waters swamped some of the state capitol's busiest downtown streets. more than 4 inches of rain fell in one hour. nearly every creek overflowing its banks prompting dozens of water rescues. to the east a small dam ruptured. >> look at that tornado.

>> reporter: and several tornadoes touched down like this one in lagrange. the wild weather making it hard for forecasters across the state to keep up. >> in my 25 years, i've never seen anything like this. tornadoes touching down right and left across the area today and flash flood producing and river flooding going on all simultaneously. >> reporter: and the death toll is growing. alyssa ramirez the homecoming queen was on her way back from prom when her car was swept away. >> she did the right thing. she called 911 and her father but it was too much. >> reporter: in hard-hit wimberley texas -- >> i would describe it as a flood of biblical proportions. >> we're going to search with the boats. >> reporter: -- the national guard has now joined the search for the missing. >> i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: julie shields was on the phone with her sister laura. >> we are in a house floating down the river. call mom and dad, i love you, and pray. >> reporter: her husband jonathan managed to escaped with broken bones and a collapsed

lung. but laura and their two children are still unaccounted for. >> she is with her babies and she will be with her babies always in heaven. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott has just expanded the disaster declaration for texas counties. 37 of them are now declared disaster areas. willie and savannah, back to you. >> those stories are just gut wrenching. gabe gutierrez in wimberley, texas, this morning. thanks. >> we have word from al these storms will continue. >> they'll get a bit of a break, but not much unfortunately. you look at some of the rainfall totals just for the last 24 hours, locally just west of houston, 12 inches of rain. austin over 5 inches. houston almost 10 inches of rain. double what they get for the month. wettest may in port smith, wichita falls. into texas, austin corpus christi their wettest months ever. right now 60 million people are under risk for some advisory

watch, or warning. more firing up to the north of houston as we watch that. and as we move into the day, we'll see more storms firing up tonight into tomorrow morning across dallas. dries out a bit, but then more of the same again thursday and friday. locally heavy rain today. storms developing in the afternoon. possibility of tornadoes from dallas all the way to woodward. and tomorrow a smaller area but we are going to be looking at the risk of strong storms. damaging winds, hail and possible supercells. rainfall amounts generally 2 to 3 inches from atlanta into lafayette, louisiana. 1 to 2 inches really just about done in dallas down into houston. but we're going to see more heavy rain developing as we get into thursday and friday. and in fact the severe weather moves to the east today and into the northeast tomorrow. so we're -- a lot of folks will be affected by this severe stuff. >> thanks. check in with you in a bit. another big story we're following, how would you feel if you were on a flight and looked

out the window and saw military jets escorting your plane? anonymous threats against commercial flights led to some of those nervous moments for passengers on memorial day. pete williams is following the latest on this investigation. pete good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. these telephone threats came in rapid succession to local police departments apparently from the same caller a man. he warned that chemical weapons were on board more than a dozen flights. most of them coming to u.s. airports from overseas. passengers on this air france flight from paris to new york's kennedy airport realized something was wrong when emergency vehicles surrounded their plane the moment it landed. >> i was scared. you know it's pretty clear when the plane isn't allowed to come to the terminal something serious is going on. >> reporter: two fighter jets like these escorted the flight. scrambled after a series of anonymous phone calls early monday claiming that airliners

were carrying chemical weapons. it was thoroughly searched and nothing was found. >> they were very efficient. >> reporter: federal officials say the anonymous caller's list included nine other fliens to the u.s. from london on dell da. from edding burr and madrid on united. and from paris on delta. they landed as scheduled at the airports. authorities determined early on that the hoax calls were not credible but passed it to the airlines to be cautious. the caller also mentioned five international flights outside the u.s. they also arrived with nothing hazardous found. now the hunt is on for the man who made these hoax calls. phoning in these threats is a serious crime. one man who tried it recently was sentenced to eight years in priss. >> no laughing matter. thank you very much. we'll learn more today about the plan to make public tens of thousands of e-mails from

hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. andrea mitchell has more on that and her first official challenger in the democratic presidential race. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. vermont senator bernie sanders is joining the democratic race tonight, but hillary clinton could be paying more attention to what the state department tells a federal judge today. the deadline for producing a timetable for the release of thousands more e-mails from her tenure as secretary of state. on parade with her husband on memorial day in their adopted hometown in new york. posing for photos, ordering ice cream. but today for hillary clinton the holiday is over. the state department is under a court order to produce a timetable later today for releasing more of the 55 thourkss5,000 pages of e-mails. a judge ordered the e-mails released on a rolling basis

every 60 days. something she supports. >> i want people to be able to see all of them and it is the fact that we have released all of them that have any government relationship whatsoever. >> reporter: one democratic ally considered a potential running mate by some should clinton win the nomination called it a side show. >> what you have here with these e-mails is a witch hunt. >> reporter: despite he e-mail controversy, so far only one other democrat is ready to take her on. tonight vermont senator bernie sanders will announce he is running in the democratic contest. after serving almost a quarter century as a socialist. hillary clinton says she is the champion of everyday americans. why isn't she the best standard there for the party? >> we'll let the american people make that decision. i have been working for the last 25 30 years on behalf of working families. >> reporter: and in baltimore next weekend, former maryland governor martin o'malley is expected to join the race.

but so far clinton is dominateing the field. a far cry from the crowded field of republicans competing to be their standard there. >> it is a tale of two parties. andrea mitchell thank you. meanwhile turning to natalie on breaking news this morning. >> good morning. breaking news this morning out of north dakota. police say at least two people have been killed and several others wounded after a shooting at a walmart store. it happened in grand forks, north dakota and officers responded to reports of gunfire overnight. they arrived and discovered multiple victims inside the store. we'll have more throughout the morning. meanwhile this morning, iraq has announced the launch of an operation to drive isis out of the anbar province where extremists captured the capital there earlier this month. troops will be backed by shiite and sunni forces. the fall of ramadi -- had been making steady progress over extremists over the past year with the help of u.s.-led air

strikes. a new jersey man has died after being diagnosed with lassa fever. it's an infectious disease from west africa rarely seen in the united states. the man had returned from liberia earlier this month arriving at new york city's jfk airport. health officials say he died monday night. the cdc is looking for anyone he had contact with recently. but officials say the risk to others is extremely low. lassa fever is not spread through casual contact. the city of cleveland has reached a settlement with the u.s. justice department with the use of excessive force and rights violations. that's what a senior law enforcement official told the associated press on monday. it comes after a white police officer was acquitted of manslaughter for firing 15 rounds through the windshield of a car carrying an unarmed black man and woman in 2012. that incident prompted an 18-month justice department investigation. and a new warning over the

dangers of rip currents. advisories are in effect all along the pacific and atlantic coasts this morning after rip tides led to the death of five swimmers. on florida's east coast alone, over 500 people had to be rescued this holiday weekend. rip currents form when waves pile up water between the breaking waves and the beach. if you find ourself in a rip current, don't try to swim against it. swim parallel to the beach until the flow of water pulling you out to sea disappears. three periods weren't enough to decide the thriller. game five of the western conference finals. blackhawks tied the score with 38 seconds to go sending it into overtime. the celebration, though short lied. anaheim scored just 45 seconds into the extra period. so they win 5-4. the ducks take the series lead three games to two.

meanwhile game six of the eastern conference finals tonight on nbc sports networks. of course the rangers tonight do or die for them against the lightning. >> tampa bay could send the rangers home. a lot of people in this room don't want that to happen. >> all right. thank you so much al what do we got out there? >> more showers and thunderstorms to talk about. in fact later on today we'll be looking at that. you can also see sunshine cooler temperatures along the west coast. we're going to get to your local fore shopping for a used car is so intimidating. i mean, you feel like you have to be this expert negotiator to get a fair deal. i hate to haggle. when you go to a restaurant you don't haggle over the chicken parmesan. why can't car-buying be like that? ♪ ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them.

good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. sunny skies today and a quick warmup, too. potentially the hottest day of the year so far. near 90 degrees this afternoon. humidity will be increasing tomorrow, and that will give us a chance of some late day showers and thunderstorms. it's not just tomorrow. the threat will be here thursday and friday though it won't be as hot. highs in the middle 80s. up to 84 degrees both day. a hotter day on saturday with a break from the showers but they're back sunday and monday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> thank you so much. now to a shocking twist in the death of blues icon b.b. king. two of his own daughters are now coming forward with disturbing allegations of foul play. here's jacob rascon. >> reporter: less than two weeks after the king of blues died peacefully at his las vegas home, two of his daughters say in identical affidavits i

believe my father was poisoned and i believe my father was murdered. the affidavits named b.b. king's closest aides as the only people who had contact with the blues legend in the weeks leading up to his death. king is also executor of king's estate. the aide declined to comment. the attorney is calling the allegations ridiculous. the king family calls them reasonable. >> so he did not die in the presence of his children nor were they present for his hospice care. and that's why they have the concern. >> reporter: king's doctors initially said the 89-year-old died of a stroke. now the coroner has performed an autopsy and says at this point we don't have evidence that these allegations of foul play will be substantiated. however, we are taking them seriously. meanwhile the las vegas police department tells nbc news they are not investigating pending the results of forensic tests which will take six to eight weeks. for "today," jacob rascon nbc

news los angeles. >> obviously more forensics to come on that. coming up a terrifying scene in florida. a tornado lifting an inflatable bounce house more than 50 feet in the air with children inside. the frightening video and how those kids are doing this morning. plus growing calls for the duggar family's show to be canceled in the wake of their older son's molestation allegations. and how do you feel about it? the uproar over this t-shirt being sold on memorial day. that's coming up but first this is "today" on nbc.

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early morning fire destroyed three vacant homes in the strawberry mansion center of the city. fire broke out around 4:00 at 29th and diamond streets. the commissioner tells us the building was boarded up which forced the firefighters to break through those boards. it took them an hour to get things under control. no one was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. the fire was impacting traffic of course in the area. jessica boyington has the details on that. jessica. >> vai, as we said out in strawberry mansion, 29th and diamond street is closed. there's other closure around the area as a result of this fire. 29th and ridge, susquehanna and you can take kelly drive to get by that scene. northbound side of 95 around the commodore berry bridge we have a disabled vehicle situation. multiple vehicles involved. two lanes squeezing by making for a rough commute, vai. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another update in 250 minutes. weel -- 25 minutes. we'll see you then.

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evacuated. the death toll across the south has grown to eight people. a new jersey man has died from lassa fever. a disease rarely seen in the united states. he became ill after a trip to liberia and had flown through new york's jfk airport. authorities are trying to find whoever called in threats against at least 14 commercial flights claiming chemical weapons were on board. one of the targets, an air france plane headed to jfk. fighter jets were scrambled to escort that flight. we begin with a rossen report with video people are talking about. kids injured when a tornado picked up and tossed the bounce house they were playing in. today national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is here with more on all of it. >> reporter: good morning to you. hard to believe it's happened yet again, but it has. the summer just kicking off but

here we are with another bounce houseflying away. this video was so dramatic. kids were inside of this when it happened. no question about this they're super popular. but more proof how dangerous these bouncers can be. and this morning we have it all covered for you from the dramatic moments caught on tape to the simple tips that could save your kid. watch that water spout in the ocean. beachgoers in ft. lauderdale enjoying the sighting. but then it comes ashore whipping up sand that blue tent then this. >> oh, bounce house! there's kids on it! >> reporter: three young kids inside hanging on for dear life as their bounce house goes airborne. cell phone video capturing it all posted on facebook. police say the children were above the trees before they were tossed out. >> they were falling out.

they didn't even look real. >> reporter: luckily they landed on sand. injured but alive. >> the bounce house flew while i was in there. then i fell in the dirt. >> reporter: and there have been other accidents caught on camera. in colorado last year two kids were hurt when high winds sent this bounce house tumbling. in 2011 13 people were hurt when it happened on long island. and remember this from upstate new york? two kids seriously injured when wind sent them airborne. they fell out plummeting 20 feet to the ground. dan suci is the manager of jump and jam. >> this wall of the bounce house is like a kite or sail. it could take the wind and tip it over. i'll show you now. this is not properly secured. it's easy for wind to get

underneath it. >> reporter: if kids are inside that's dangerous. >> yes. they can get hurt very seriously. >> reporter: he says the best advice something so many of us forget lock the bounce house down. how do you stake this in so it stays? >> it's got to be at least an 18 inch stake. 45 degree angle, drive it into the ground. you want to go as much as you can. so you don't even see it anymore. >> reporter: all to avoid terrifying moments like this. that's what we all want. experts say bounce houses are safe when people follow the instructions like nailing it to the ground on all sides. after all of us doing it with kids this summer here's another tip. if the wind gets up to 15 to 20 miles per hour and the tops of trees are swaging back and forth, don't let your kids in the bounce house. if you're running it bring the bounce house down. before i go one quick update on those kids i know a lot of us are concerned about them. three kids injured there. two minor fractures already released from the hospital. another one remains in the

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about it on their pc at home. and that can be very risky. the city las vegas, nevada. 10:30 a.m. wednesday. the target me. >> i got him. he's next to the mirage hotel in las vegas. >> reporter: that's james lyne proving that he can hack into my android phone and track everywhere i go everything i do. when i stop to take a photo, james could see it all. >> i just hacked tom's camera phone. he's taking a pretty bad selfie. >> reporter: when i walked down the street he could look out my lens realtime. >> let's see what we can see in your camera. >> reporter: he listened to my phone conversations. how are we for this evening on the video shoot? and saw my personal contacts. >> we downloaded all of tom's contacts and a copy of all the calls he's made. >> reporter: thankfully he's a global security expert not a criminal. but if he can do it so can the bad guys. if somebody hacks into this they have access to my digital

life. >> that's correct. they could have access to your personal information, your e-mail account, possibly even financial information and your bank account. >> reporter: and security experts say android phones are more prone to hacking than apple phones because anyone can publish an app for an android. already more than 600,000 have been identified as malicious. to snare a victim hackers offer an inviting website with malicious software or post an app with an appealing name. >> you call it nice like a game or free software update. and people will install it. >> reporter: people are that trusting? >> absolutely. anything this device can do they can do it without your permission. >> reporter: to show me he had me click on a text message. >> you are no compromised. >> reporter: just like that? >> just like that. we can no take over this device. >> reporter: okay. let's give it a shot. within minutes he have tracking

my every movement. when i stopped to search the web, he was watching. imagine if i was looking at my bank balance. most disturbing he could listen to my conversations. listen as i walked into a mcdonald's at lunchtime. >> hi. can i get a cheeseburger. >> reporter: how should you protect your phone? make sure your operating system and software is up to date. run an antivirus program. and only download apps you know you can trust. >> all of these devices we're putting around us now potentially could be compromised. and that offers cyber criminals potential huge power over the physical world as well as domination of our digital life. >> reporter: it's kind of frightening. google which is behind the android operating system tells us security on android phones is improving each month. fewer than 1% of their phones have malicious apps downloaded.

to ensure that you don't download a hacker's app, google says only download apps from google play which conducts 200 million security scans each day. and if you get a google warning, then don't install that app. be back to you. >> that's shocking. especially the part where you can hear what he's ordering at mcdonald's. >> good thing it was a tame weekend for tom. >> in vegas. >> video shoot. >> i wouldn't want people to hear what i order at mcdonald's. the whole thing. coming up the one thing you should do each and every day to boost your productivity at work. and next what were they thinking? the company facing fire this weekend for selling this shirt on memorial

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review section of their website causing the company to take action. so here's the site there. and they responded in part by writing, out of respect for those who have put their lives on the line for our country we have decided to stop selling the t-shirt. on monday it was for sale there. today it has been removed. another example of the power of social media. coming up in "trending," what's the real reason you're not productive at work? and are you familiar with this? the challenge that has taken over the internet. we'll tell you about it coming up in "trending." >> carson thank you. plus much more this morning on the historic flooding in houston. some people still trapped inside an arena where there was an nba playoff game last night. we'll have it all covered sooo, you're all set to book a flight using rewards miles from your airline credit card. but then the illusion begins. the flights you really want - surprise - they're not available because they cost a ridiculous number of miles. enough is enough...

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"nbc 10 news" starts now. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just before 8:00. it is going to be toasty out there today, although i don't think toasty is a meterology term. let's check in nonetheless with meteorologist bill henley. >> no it will work today. sunshine will be bright. philadelphia heading to near 90. if you're looking for relief you'll find it at the shore. the live view from cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. lots of sunshine. 63 degree at cape may harbor. north wild wood is 64. 70 at cape may airport. still in the low 60s for ocean view. ocean city is 64 degrees. atlantic city marina is 64. inland the temperatures will soar. we'll see the hottest day of the year by 3:00 this afternoon, 86 degrees and still climbing. thank you, bill. let's get a check on the roads from jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center, hey,

jessica. >> hey, vai. still watching things out in strawberry mansion, 29th and diamond street closed due to a three building fire. the rest of the closures around the area ridge and diamond, 29th and ridge and susquehanna and 29th. take kelly drive to go by. tacony-palmyra closed eastbound into new jersey due to an accident. one lane getting into philadelphia. take the betsy ross bridge to get by. a lot of residual delays and jams in the area vai. thank you, jessica. a 19-year-old was shot and killed at a southwest philadelphia playground. police found the man at a rec center playground at 65th and elm wood avenue. investigators found a gun beneath the victim's body. police are investigating another murder along 30th street in strawberry mansion. the 19-year-old victim there was shot four times. there are no suspects in either case. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather with the "nbc 10" app. back to the "today" show. have a great day. we'll see you in a half an hour.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up would you let a computer put you under in an operating room. >> you're doing great. >> reporter: we take you inside the controversial new technology known as digital anesthesia. then let the summer adventures begin. >> i'm doing that? are you kidding me? >> natalie and jenna hit the road to visit the roller coaster capital of the world. and what happens when you mix a turtle -- >> how much time? >> three seconds. >> -- with a whole lot of drama? >> you're vinny's brother? wow.

you look nothing like him. >> two of our favorites from the new "entourage" movie are here with a sneak peek. tuesday, may 26th, 2015. ♪ >> we made it to the "today" show! >> all the way from arkansas. >> all the way from louisiana. >> good morning, tennessee! >> hello from california. >> good morning, "today." we're here from missouri for my birthday. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome back to "today" as we welcome everybody out on our plaza. matt's got the morning off. we're developing a story unfolding in houston, texas. >> take a look at these live images from the above the city of houston where historic flooding has trapped people in their homes and businesses.

even in a basketball arena. we will talk to the mayor of houston in a moment. but first nbc's janet shamlian is live in houston. good morning again. >> reporter: willie good morning to you. unprecedented is an accurate word for it. i've lived here many years and i've never seen houston look like this. look at memorial drive. this is a major artery going into the city. at some point under 13 to 14 feet of water. we just saw a high water rescue by the fire department as they brought in a boat to get a man and woman out of the cab of that 18 wheeler. similar high water rescues going on all over the city. reports that people are still in their cars from 10:00 last night on some of the interstates that have become impassable. they are unable to get home. and as we know some were stuck overnight in houston's toyota center following an nba playoff game. schools have been shut down. all public transportation is closed today. and officials are advising people to stay inside if they don't have to go. with first light we're just getting a good look at what's

happened here and the damage is extensive. back to you. >> those pictures are just stunning. janet shamlian in houston, thank you. let's get to houston mayor annise parker. she's on the phone with us. mayor parker good morning to you. i know it's a busy morning for you. can you tell us what the situation there is? >> well we have -- one of the defining features of houston is we have a number of small rivers that run through the city. and a lot of them converge in the downtown area. and working out from downtown we have pretty severe flooding. and also some severe flooding. it's a big city. much of the city is fine but the areas that are being hit are hit really hard. and we're trying to keep people off the roadways in those areas. >> mayor parker it's willie geist. we understand people are trapped in their homes and businesses

and even in the toyota senator. are you confident that your personnel can get to those people and rescue tell today? >> we've had 131 high water rescues since midnight. we have about a hundred requests pending. we're working them as fast as we can. we're telling people to be patient. as far as i know there have been been no serious emergency situations to date. the water in some areas is still rising. again, you can help me spread the word that some parts of the city have high and dry and others are under water. people need to be patient and we're hoping that folks will stay home and allow us to work. >> mayor, do you feel you were given sufficient warning? do you think people stayed inside? >> we have two different, you know -- we had two different problems. we had torrential rain last

night just as the basketball game was getting out. and we had localized street flooding which is not uncommon in houston. we're very flat. not much drainage profile. but then this morning our river systems are beginning to leave their banks. so it's a different type of situation. last night with cars and people stranded mostly fine. if people didn't go into the high water, it was fine. this morning it's rising water. >> houston mayor annise parker we know you have a lot ahead of you. thank you. >> thank you. >> as al said more rain on the way. they've got more to deal with. >> and the mantra should be turn around don't drown. >> natalie has a look at the rest of the news this morning. >> that's right. nearly two weeks after a family was tortured and killed eded inside

their washington, d.c. mansion, detectives are unsure of key details. craig melvin has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. authorities continue to comb through evidence of the scenes of the horrific killings. as documents revealed the assistant who delivered the ransom money to the family home was not honest with investigators. all of this as we learn more about the victims. this morning investigators are no closer to answering this question. did suspect daron wint act alone in the shocking murder of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper? >> there is a lot of investigation yet to go. and again, potentially other suspects out there who either know about or who participated in this horrific crime. in recently released court documents, mr. savopoulos' assistant lied about the $40,000 money drop at their house just before the murders. a source close to the family

tells our washington station wrc neither friends or family members have seen that assistant since the house went up in flames. the assistant has not been charged. this morning we're also learning more about the family from an obituary released last night. he was described as a world traveler and photographer saying he represented integrity, compassion and courage. amy savopoulos who grew up in a military family and attended army installations across the united states and overseas was long known for her giving and selfless nature. the couple's 10-year-old son phillip known as flip by his friends excelled at school and wanted to be a professional formula one race car driver. he was votedoted on by his older cities. the family recently cuddled together to watch a movie, "finding nemo." for now they only find more questions. detectives remain skeptical that

one person could have held captive, tortured and killed four people by himself. services are being held for the family this weekend in d.c. >> thanks very much. the fbi is investigating telephone threats against more than a dozen airliners, most of them headed to the u.s. from overseas. officials believe it was the same man who called local police departments monday claiming that chemical weapons were aboard the plane. an air france flight from paris to new york's kennedy airport was escorted by fighter jets like these and other flights landed safely in atlanta, boston and chicago. plane searches found nothing hazardous on board. sea lions are amusing and can attract tourists unless they take over an entire harbor. boaters can't even use the docks there. so the city is going to try to use a fake killer whale to try to scare the sea lions away. a whale watching business is going to outfit its advertising float with a motor and drive it

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time for "what's trending." as the unofficial start of summer begins topping the list with what pope francis has not done in 25 years. in an interview, francis revealed he has not watched tv since july 15th 1990. he actually says he made a vow upon the virgin mary and kept his word ever since saying tv is just not for him. in case you're wondering what maybe some of the shows he was watching before he gave it up. "cheers," "designing women," and "murder she wrote." >> also happening around that time argentina was playing the world cup in the finals. against west germany and they lost. so maybe after that -- >> he vowed never to watch again. >> never watching it again. >> he could be a big lanz buryr lansbury

guy. here's a story for you. maybe you indulged at a barbecue yesterday and now you're feeling sluggish. a study from cambridge says it doesn't matter what you eat, drink, or smoke. if you want to be productive at work you need to get at least seven hours of sleep. but smoking drinking and overeating do cause a host of health problems but they don't affect productivity at work. >> i disagree. i think it might matter what you drink even if you do get seven hours of sleep. >> especially if you wake up at 3:00 in the morning. it sneaks up on you. >> yes. remember when ouija boards were a big thing when we were kids? now kids have a way to scare themselves. it's called the charlie charlie challenge. you get two pencils. you put them on a sheet of paper and write yes and no in the four corners. you ask charlie charlie are you here. if the top pencil moves and lands on yes, a demon named charlie is in your house.

social media is flooded with the results. i'm too scared. roll the tape. >> charlie charlie are you here. >> charlie, i want to play are you here? oh, god! it's real! >> okay. so some claim this is an old mexican tradition. >> apparently you can ask life questions and it answers yes or no. >> i wasn't allowed to play with a ouija board when i was little because they said you don't want to mess around with that stuff. i feel the same way. >> not like the magic 8 ball. >> that may be safer. >> a little blair witchy for me. >> how about you just don't call demons? >> probably a good rule. >> even a one direction fan decided to have some fun and ask charlie who will i marry.

one of the one direction guys will do. >> who is it? >> we don't know. but it's one of the four. she's a winner anyway. >> all right. now to an instant classic from jeopardy. one guy's wrong answer that was one for the ages. >> hymns is the category. players, here is the clue for you. a christian hymn and a jewish holiday hymn are both titled this also the name of a 2009 tony-nominated musical. what is kinky boots? yes, indeed. whenever people go to temple or go to church they sing kinky boots. >> the correct answer rock of ages. it didn't matter. all three contestants were stumped so that guy ended up winning. i'd like to think he was kidding because he had no idea. >> exactly. >> but i like to see alex trebek

saying kinky boots. >> now to why johnny depp can be jailed. carson's got. a -- pop start. >> johnny depp could be in prison because of illegally bringing his dogs there. if he is tried in court and found guilty he could get ten years behind bars or fined more than $250,000. early this month you may remember he brought his two yorkshire terriers to australia. that's where he filming a sequel. but he broken the quarantine laws. now, they've been at it for 50 years but the rolling stones are proving they've still got it. ♪

>> the stones kicking off their tour in san diego before a sold out crowd. mick jagger 71. showing he does have the moves like jagger. all right. soft joke. will taylor rescue of some students in montana? this is the deal they made with their teacher. the student wills snot have to take their final exams if she calls the professor. the exams are two weeks away. so far no word from taylor swift. but taylor if you're watching, tough call mr. pierce. >> make the call. >> if you sound like taylor swift, call mr. pierce. >> i'd keep studying. >> thank you. just ahead, thrills, adventure, bad hair. natalie and jenna take a trip up to the roller coaster capital of the world. but first a check of the weather

now. >> all righty. more wet weather from new orleans up to chicago later today. some severe weather. in fact new orleans in the midst of showers and thunderstorms. chicago as well. looking at cloudy skies and some fog and airport delays as we check in. show you for today we are looking at risk of strong storms. we're going to see from woodward all the way down to dallas. damaging winds. can't rule out a tornado or two. and then tomorrow we've got the risk of some severe weather as well stretching from garden city down to wichita falls with damaging winds. now, we've also got a lot of warm weather coming into the northeast and mid-atlantic. big area of high pressure pumping up warm humid air. look at the highs today. boston 86 degrees. syracuse same thing. d.c. 90. 88 in raleigh. tomorrow the heat will continue. 89 in d.c. boston 84. syracuse 86. charlotte, 82 degrees. temperatures above average and, in fact they continue on thursday. so with all that warm humid air

and that frontal system pushing in we look for strong storms firing up late tomorrow and on into thursday and the afternoon. good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. sunny skies and quick warmup potentially hottest day of the year near 90 degrees. humidity increasing tomorrow giving a chance of late day showers and thunderstorms. the threat will be here thursday and friday though it won't be as hot. up to 84 degrees both days. hotter day on saturday with a break from the showers but they are back sunday and monday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you so much. for many of us one of the most nerve-racking parts of surgery is the thought of going under anesthesia. now some hospitals are turning to computers to deliver the drugs to patients. so how does this work?

here's nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: moments before penny's colonoscopy, she meets her nurse, her doctor and her anesthesiologist. a computer. >> it will make you nice and sleepy. >> a machine will deliver your sedation right? >> yes. >> reporter: yet, she's not nervous. >> there are people also in the room that are trained. this is just an extra layer of safety. >> you doing okay penny? >> i am. >> reporter: the medical center is one of the few hospitals using the machine. it's approved for healthy adults have been colonoscopies and upper endoscopies. she is constantly mon tord by a nurse while the machine tracks her vitals often asking her to squeeze a controller to measure her response time.

>> you just squeeze that when she asks you to. you're doing great. >> reporter: if there's a problem, it can shrink the dose or stop delivering the drug altogether. it only gives more if instructed by a nurse or doctor. >> you're doing great. >> you no longer have the situation where is patients feel like they're inadequately sedated. >> reporter: it administers propofol that kicks in quickly and goes away quickly. before this this hospital did not use anesthesiologists for the procedures so doctors used other sedatives that wore off slowly leaving patients in a fog. >> we would try to tell them what we found during the colonoscopy and a lot of time they wouldn't remember. >> reporter: the study by virginia mason found that this method reduced patient recovery time by nearly 20%. still anesthesiaologists don't expect to be replaced by this any time soon.

>> we need to do more studies to determine the safety for other procedures. >> reporter: for gilead a nurse here the machine is with m. she woke up minutes after her procedure and minutes after that she's talking. is this something you think will make things better for people who have these procedures in the future? >> absolutely. i'm ready to talk to the doctor. i'm ready to find out what they found. >> reporter: and ready to remember what she's told. for "today," joe fryer, nbc news, seattle. >> interesting idea. let's get more on this with dr. natalie azar. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i can see why this is appealing particularly when you look at the price differences between having an anesthesiologist in the room and the machine. it's a little unsettling. it's like thinking about a plane being flown without a pilot. >> i know. i think that's the natural reaction. it's the natural reaction i had as a doctor and patient that i

would want the doctor to administer it. but i think it's important for people to remember what this is for. it has a narrow indication. that is for these procedures for a very very select group of patients. again, for the induction and maintenance of the anesthesia. this is not anesthesia for lengthy procedures. and again the patient selection is important. you need to be over the age of 18 relatively healthy as defined by the american of anesthesiology. >> what would happen if you don't have one in there. could they help who are in there? >> no. there has to be a physician-led team. there's always a physician in there doing the procedure but the doctor doing it is not the doctor doing the anesthesia. everybody in the room this is important, has to be trained in terms of the whole process of the anesthesia. making sure there's airway

protection. making sure there's reversal of narcotics. people have to be trained. and there is either an md or nurse on call should there be a complication so they can respond immediately. these are e the safeguards in place. >> you think we might see more of this in the future? >> yes. apparently with even more -- machines that are going to be doing even more than this. more sophisticated than this one. this is a very early step. i think we've seen the response. >> thank you very much. carson over to you. >> thank you, ladies. coming up "entourage" and kevin dillon and jerry ferrara will be here. and our buddy nick needs to talk to you about the importance of gumption. he's getting ready.

nbc 10 news starts now. >> just before 8:30 this could be the warmest day of the year. let's get our first alert forecast. >> if we hit 90 that would be the first time this year and a possibility for philadelphia. the pocono mountains will be comfortable ableable with lots of sunshine. the numbers are starting to climb. right now 67 degrees in mt. pocono. 71 in philadelphia and 71 in atlantic city and redding. the temperatures will continue their climb marching toward the 90 degree mark later this afternoon. >> let's get a check on traffic.

there is a problem with the bridge? >> a little earlier we had an accident into new jersey. the accident has cleared but delays have not recovered from. major delays only one lane getting by into philadelphia. right now you want to take the bridge to get by to avoid the delays. a half an hour headed westbound. these are cameras. 23 minutes if you are heading into the center city area. the trial of former philadelphia police officer accused of forcing children to fight their classmates begins today. she is facing several charges including endangering the welfare of a minor caught on video punching a 14-year-old girl that her daughter was fighting. we will have another update. you can get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app.

8:30 now. it's a tuesday morning, the 26th of may 2015. a big post-holiday crowd out here on our plaza. gang's all here. matt's got the morning off. by the way, we are looking forward to a huge crowd on friday in orlando. >> you guys are going. >> al and i are going. pitbull will be our summer concert this week. we are also celebrating the 25th anniversary of universal orlando

so come on down. >> that's going to be fun. what's cool about that is when you ride all the roller coasters in the park. >> exactly. we're going to -- >> leaving our hands outside of the car. >> try the hulk. scary. speaking of roller coasters and rides, we're going to show you what happened when jenna and i took a trip to the roller coaster capital of the world. cedar point, ohio. 0 to 120 miles per hour. >> you always had a big smile on your face. >> i love it. jenna was just there for the fun. of torturing me. >> we'll check that out in a minute. and just ahead, do the guys from "entourage" get along as well as they appear? no. look at that. we'll talk to them in a minute. plus what did he do with the stash? nick opperman. >> we look forward to talk to

him about his new book. but let's look at the weather. >> show you what's going on right now. we are look at a risk of strong storms up into the upper midwest and river valley. we're looking at risk of strong storms tomorrow. texas into kansas. and nebraska. we're looking at wet weather from new england all the way down to the gulf back into the northern plains. sunshine along the western coast. down to texas will finally start to good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. sunny skies and a quick warmup. potentially the hottest day of the year near 90 degrees this afternoon. humidity will be increasing tomorrow and that will give us a chance of late day showers and thunderstorms. it's not just tomorrow. the threat will be here thursday and friday though it won't be as hot. up to 84 degrees both days.

hotter day on saturday with a break from the showers but they are back sunday and monday. have a great day. >> and that is your latest weather willie, savannah? >> thank you so much. now to "today's" summer adventure. when it comes to adventure, you cannot beat our dynamic duo of natalie and jenna here. >> we think they're trying to kill us. but this time our viewers picked our destination. >> that's right. after more than 50,000 votes on today.com, we packed our bags for ohio's cedar point amusement park. >> reporter: we've been stuped by an eye popping psychic, took a turbulent tube ride and who could forget our trip of the pterodactyl. >> mommy! mommy!

>> reporter: this time around we let you choose our next big adventure. >> diane said send her to cedar point, ohio. >> reporter: turns out there was a bump in the road. >> what? >> a baby kicking? >> some people will do anything to get out of a roller coaster ride. >> reporter: but with 17 coasters 71 rides, and over 3 million visitors to the park every year i knew we'd find something for jenna to do at cedar point. >> i'll be saying mommy as i watch you from below. in my lawn chair. >> look at that. i'm doing that? are you kidding me? >> reporter: what exactly is that? >> our most intense experience in the park. you go from 0 to 120 miles per hour in 3.7 seconds. and then 420 feet in the air. over the top and back to 120 miles an hour on the 420 foot drop. >> reporter: and with a coaster

expert by my side -- >> she's been on this thing 15 times. >> reporter: -- it's go time. as i take off, jenna kicks back. >> what a hard day at work. go, natalie. ♪ oh, hello. i would love some. ♪ cotton candy. thank you. i'll take one of these for natalie. thank you. yeah. it's nice and cool. i wonder how it feels up there. >> i had so much drool all over my face. >> was it fun? >> did my drool hit you? we're done!

yes! >> you're not done. there's one more ride. >> what? >> reporter: who can deny a pregnant woman? with my new side kick in tow, we're off to cedar point's newest attraction. >> who else to ride with besides natalie? >> so our feet are dangling. >> just your feet and not your whole body. >> reporter: so here i go again. >> can we make this thing go a little faster? go, natalie! >> you clearly enjoyed yourself a little too much. >> i have to say, nothing says summer like funnel cake. >> and a pregnancy summer. >> you still have a little drool there. >> poor peyton. she was covered in drool. >> she got down and her hair was in this amazing bouffant.

and there was chili dog drool hanging down. >> she gave me a chili dog right before the ride. >> that's what friends are for. in august when i'm waddling around new york city hugely pregnant you can laugh at me. >> we had a great time. i will. we had a great time at cedar point. thanks a lot to peyton who was much braver than most of us. >> than me. what she's trying to say is than me. >> yes. by the way, for more summer fun head to our website today.com. you can see the top ten tallest coasters in the country. i think it's up there. >> so fun. >> by the way, speaking of thrill rides, al and i are heading to universal orlando on friday. the great wine bars there, coffee house. >> some funnel cakes. >> yes. and i'll try to get on a roller coaster. >> rip ride rocket. coming up next more fun. working on the "entourage" movie

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we're back at 8:40. it means get ready for a lot more drama and new look turtle as the guys from hbo's hit series "entourage" gets the band back together for the movie. drama still needs reassurance after landing a role in his brother's latest project. >> you're really good in this movie. tell him, guys. >> i mean i didn't think you could act until i saw it. >> thanks. >> don't worry. we'll handle it. hey, and if it doesn't work out we can always move back to queens with mom. >> i don't want to go back to queens bro! i like the weather out here too much. >> kevin dillon plays johnny

drama chase. jerry ferrara plays turtle. a lot of the guys have changed a little bit. they've grown up. kevin i hate to say this drama not so much since we saw him last. >> not so much no. i mean he's got a one track mind. he wants fame. not so much fortune. he really wants fame. he'll do whatever it takes to get it. >> don't give away too much. but drama fans i think will be happy by the end of this. turtle on the other hand wow. he blew up since we saw him last. he's a multimillionaire. >> yes. >> he's doing great. >> yes. he made some money since we left him on the show with mark cuban. and just how much no one really quite knows. there's an ongoing bit throughout the movie asking how much do you make. >> drives drama crazy. >> i've actually tried to find out from the director. like how much did the character make? we don't know. >> i saw the house. he did well. >> yeah. but he looks like he rents the

house and the furniture in it. >> and vinny might be subsidizing a bit. but he also finds love. and i don't think we can call this a date what happens in the mma ring between you and rhonda rousey. but you did what you had to do to get the date. >> it's a cool storyline. he gets caught between duh he want to go after her romantically or businesswise. and his decision is put to the test as you can see. in this clip. and obviously i have a lot of respect for her before i met her. then messing around with her in the octagon, wow. >> and the broken arm was all worth it for love. >> hey, what we do for love. >> the things we do. >> let's talk about how this came together. i think when the show went away on hbo, a lot of people thought there will be more from these guys down the road. did you feel like it was ending in 2011 or did you say maybe there's a movie here? >> after the "sex and the city" movie, i thought we'll for sure end up doing a movie. but a lot of time passed and i

was getting nervous thinking is this going to happen? it was sad. we wondered if we'd ever play the characters again. like are they still alive? what are they doing, you know? or are they gone forever? >> but thank god doug cracked the whip. mark wahlberg cracked the whip on doug. he wrote the script finally and here we are. >> anybody hesitate to come back or was everybody all in? >> i can only speak for me but also kind of for everyone else. we were all in it's just like kevin was saying it happened so fast from that moment on it felt like there was really no break. like we got right back into that. >> kevin, you said something that i thought was interesting about playing this character that you're so associated with. you had a career before and since entourage. when you walk down the street i imagine everybody else drama. you said it was like playing

gilligan probably. good or bad thing? >> that's a bad thing. you don't want to be too typecast as one guy. i do get drama, all that stuff. i did have a big career before. this has taken me to the next level which is nice. but i'll have to fight my way out of it. he'll have to fight his way out of turtle. just the way it is. >> before we let you go you're both ranger fans. elimination game tonight. you told me something fascinating. they watched the movie before the game. >> we screened it before game four and then nash went out and had a ridiculous game and they won 5-1. then kevin went to game five. >> yeah. i'm the kiss of death. i won't go to tonight's game. >> and if they win, don't even watch game seven. >> it's the drama curse. i think the only answer is we've got to watch "entourage" again tonight before the game. >> that might be it. >> congrats.

the movie is great. >> thank you. >> and jerry by the way will be back in our next hour. entourage opens next wednesday, that's june 3rd. up next what nick offerman wants you to learn from america's gutsiest troublemaker. and whether or not he will bring back the stache. let's hope so. but first this is "today" on nbc.

we are back at 8:47. and nick offerman fans nick is not slowing down. >> the actor and best seller author is out with a new book in stores today. it's called "gumption: relighting american freedom" so good to see you. can we do the elephant in the room first? the mustache. >> sure. >> any chance it's coming back? will we see it again?

>> some day. i mean, i'm a character actor. so that was something i used for my character whose name was ron swanson. but that job is over. so that tool is hung up in the tool box for awhile. >> but you call yourself a mustache icon. do you feel like that's you know losing the mustache as subtracted from being a mushtache icon? >> i would never call myself any kind of icon unless it was an icon of belching. >> really? >> i'm very bold at gas. >> say more about that. >> sure. i'll run you through the menu. >> let's talk about the book. one of my favorite words in the english language. you profile 21 people ranging from george washington to conan o'brien. what do they have in common? >> well, those two are tall. they're american who is have inspired me with the way they've lived their lives or things they've created in their careers

with a sense of humor. but they all sort of show me the way they can live in which i can be more decent to my fellow men and women. and it seemed like a good hearted thing to pass along. >> you actually did the research right? >> i did. the difference between my first book and this one is this one required homework. >> why would you do something like that? >> it was -- it did not occur to me when i thought of the book that i would have to do a ton of homework. but it was enjoyable. you tell a great story about teddy roosevelt that displays gumption. >> it's true. there's so many great stories about number 26 but he was campaigning in milwaukee and he was getting ready to speak and someone tried to assassinate him and they shot him. and the bullet passed through a glasses case and a folded up

speech and entered his chest. and he stopped and said he checked out and determined it hadn't entered the lung. and then he said i don't know if you are away but i've just been shot. it takes more than that to kill a bull moose. and then he spoke for 90 minutes while his shirt is soaked with blood. and they later determined it was safer to leave the bullet in him than to pull it out. so he bore that slug the rest of his life. >> that's a man. >> can you imagine someone on the campaign trail just getting a splinter they'ded have to go to the hospital for a week. >> and end the campaign. last time we had you on you mentioned the previous book there were canoes involved. you were seated in one. al roker and i in the other. we were trying to fit in one together. and al so enjoyed the experience that he volunteered to bring in his canoe from home. how does it feel? >> i don't think i volunteered. >> you did, actually. >> yes, i did.

>> you've never left that canoe. that's how much the segment meant to him. >> you can really feel at home in a canoe. he looks right at home. >> still making your own canoes by the way? >> not as frequently as i was. i'm too busy reading books about benjamin franklin. >> the book is smart, funny. the man is nick offerman. thanks for being here. we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

hello. how are you? >> we're back at 8:53 and willard scott has some birthday wishing to share. you. >> central park in the spring. all the great broadway shows. who can beat new york city? happy birthday how sweet it is. take a look if you will. betty mayer. she is from connecticut. she's 100 years old today and she likes to work with preschool children. maddie johnson from middleton, north carolina. i know that town. lovely town. 106 years old today. what a lady. and she loves butter cookies. my favorite. hello there. this is larry perry. how about that? isn't that a great name for a talk show host on the radio? he's from waco maine. he's 100 years old today and

he's a handsome fellow. just like me outgoing and good humor. dusty hanson from illinois. 100 years old today. big sports fan. loves to watch the tv. well that's it. that's all for right now. so back to new york. >> willard, thank you very much sir. let's head outside to savannah. >> thank you. we've got some exciting news on our ongoing "shine a light" series. for our project matt and i teamed up with a non-profit kaboom. and they're here. you have a big announcement from carmax. >> we do. at carmax we deeply care about giving back to the community. with our friends at kaboom we've been transforming the lives of children across the country with the power of play. thousands of carmax associated like my many friends here today have been traveling with kaboom

around the country to build playgrounds. we've got a special check here today. >> well let's see it. >> so on behalf of the 20,000 carmax associates around the country, it's our honor and privilege to present you this check in the amount of $150,000. >> well the playground we're building with kaboom this is going to help a lot. >> thank you so much for that. we're so grateful to have carmax as a partner. i've had the privilege to work with associates to build a playground. i can tell you first hand that they're a hard working, dedicated, and committed very playful bunch. and we're all parents here. and i have three wonderful daughters. as parents, what we want is for our kids to be happy and healthy. and you can imagine how hard that is if kids don't have something to get the opportunity b to play.

>> we're excited to have partners so experienced as you and our vision is coming to life already. we'll keep everybody updated. thank you again to carmax and kaboom. go to crowd rise.com/matt and savannah to learn more. >> what an incredibly generous donation. >> yeah. that will go a long way. >> coming up next, our buddy mel b. stops by to talk a little "america's got talent." but first your local these and nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> lots of sunshine and temperatures are climbing. we are in the low 70s right now looking past the ss united states going to see plenty of sunshine through the day and temperatures continue their

climb. forecast calling for readings near 90 this afternoon. 75 in northeast philadelphia. 71 in mt. pocono. still in the 60s for cape may. an early morning fire destroyed three vacant homes. the fire broke out around 4:00 this morning. the fire commissioner tells us the building was boarded up which forced the firefighters to have to break through and took about an hour to get things under control. the cause is under investigation. police are looking for the gunman in two separate murders in philadelphia. in both shootings the victim was 19. police found the first man inside a rec center playground. investigators say they found the gun and then this is video we took at the second murder scene on 30th street. investigators say the victim was shot four times. there are no suspects in either case. we have new video of a boarded up elementary school hours after

a car slammed into it. one person went to the hospital following the accident. no word on what caused the driver to lose control. we'll have another local update in 25 minutes. you can get updates on news and weather with the nbc 10 news app. now back to the "today" show. have a great day.

this morning on "today's take," mel b. spices thing up and shows off a few talent. then a frightening scene when a bounce houseflies away with kids inside. ferrara aka turtle is here. coming up 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 rock fell plaza. >> welcome to today on a tuesday morning here in new york city. may 26th 2015. i'm willie along with natalie, tamron, and al. my gosh what's happening in texas. >> texas and oklahoma, just unbelievable. they have for the first time in

houston a flash flood emergency. they have never issued one. >> what does that mean? >> flash flood emergency means life threatening conditions exist at that moment. and -- >> you see the pictures, you understand why. these are drivers who i guess in the flash flooding they can get through the water. >> the mantra is turn around, don't drown. at least eight people have died. there are 12 people missing. about 209 fans were stranded at the toyota center that had gone to see the rockets take on the golden state warriors. you can see the jumbotron telling people stay in place. some of those folks are just getting out now. but it is really frightening what's going on there. some areas picking up 10 inches of rain in several hours. and there's some heart breaking stories out of this.

julie shields was on the phone with her sister laura and she knew something was wrong. and just listen to this. it's heart breaking. >> we are in a house that is now floating down the river. call mom and dad. i love you and pray. she is with her babies and she will be with her babies always in heaven. >> they haven't found them. her husband jonathan managed to escape. he has broken bones and a collapsed lung, but laura and her two children 4 and 6 are still unaccounted for. another heart breaking story, alyssa ramirez was on her way home from prom she was homecoming queen. flood waters swept the car off the road on sunday near san antonio. she didn't survive. and there's more coming. we'll detail that coming up in weather, but the atmosphere is set up they're going to get a bit of a break after tomorrow. then the atmosphere will reload thursday and friday and bring

more heavy rain. >> the swath of the state that's affected by this. my family's there. you sent me that note sunday morning saying how is everything there and my mother is in burlington. her back yard is flooded. but it's just this huge mass of texas being impacted by this. and arkansas and oklahoma as well. it's bad. >> if there's any silver lining it's the drought has been eliminated. but just now it's feast or famine. >> we'll stay on top of this story. another one we wanted to tell you about, we've seen this several times in recent years. and it happened again in ft. lauderdale, florida. a water spout lifted a bounce house more than 50 feet in the air with three kids inside. as you can see right here. a water spout when it touches on land -- >> becomes a tornado. it was an ef-0. but still enough to do that kind of damage. >> my gosh. here's what the ft. lauderdale

police department said about the incident. >> that bounce house was occupied by three small juveniles. the juveniles fell out of the bounce house onto the sand. the bounce house continued to travel across the parking lot, through the median, and onto the southbound lanes of a-1-a. >> it's amazing these kids survived. three of them in there. two of the kids already released from the hospital. one held overnight just for observation but they say that child will be okay. you know, we saw this a couple years ago. two kids were hurt in colorado last year. in 2011, 13 people were hurt in long island. jeff rossen did a report in the last hour and talked about needing to get those stakes deeper in. >> can you nail it to sand? >> if you have deep enough spikes. but they have to be way down in there. >> you can barely get an umbrella to stay steady. >> we had one of those bounce houses years ago and you see

right on the -- it says death may occur. i mean, when you see that, you're kind of like, do we really want to blow this up? i'm not so sure. and another safety tip, if you see trees blowing which indicates winds of 15 to 20 miles per hour, probably best to take it down. macy's thanksgiving day parade, winds over 22 miles per hour, they take the balloons down. it's not worth the risk. >> amazing to see the force of mother nature. that gust of wind how it lifts that -- it's like a kite. pretty unbelievable. >> but the kids survived and they're going to be okay. thank goodness for that. >> something else that caught our attention this morning, we love sharing anything that will make you smile. and this one's out of tuscaloosa -- i can say that all day. tuscaloosa, alabama. what? oh, that was a joke. i didn't see that coming.

>> what happens after they get loose? >> the tuscaloosa. >> your tusks get loose. >> like loose teeth. >> yes. >> willie, you keep thinking about it. >> i'll just say roll tide. that's all i've got. >> so back to tuscaloosa. receiving his high school diploma a boy got a big surprise that goes in an amazing direction. take a look. what you hear are screams because there is his mom petty officer second glass dara turner surprising her boy on his graduation day. they've not seen each other in nine months. she was deployed to guantanamo bay. he even got a scholarship, by the way, to alabama a & m in the fall. >> there are hugs and then there are hugs like that.

>> beautiful moment. >> you could watch that all day. all right, well, is the lion the king of the jungle for real? >> yes. >> is he? not if he's being chased up a tree by a herd of angry buffalo. take a look at this lion scampering. >> is that simba? mufasa. >> that was the mean one, right? >> no. that was scar. mufasa climbs up the tree to escape the wildebeest stampede. >> they don't look that interested. they look like they're just walking by. >> the lion is like i'm not taking any chances. >> you need to see the video prior to and probably -- he was probably trying to attack a baby and then they all gather. well, there's a viral video if you go on youtube, these wildebeests all come to the rescue of a baby wildebeest.

it's been viewed millions of times. but i'm sure -- because i'm a naturologist? >> naturologist? >> i made it up. you made a story about tuscaloosa and simba. i'm a naturologist. >> because the tusks get loose. that's what happens. >> naturologist would know that. >> willie required more. >> i needed a long explanation. i'm still working through it. again, roll tide. >> we'll explain in commercial break. >> this is incredible video burning up the web. >> we have verified this? >> yes. marco wilson making a ridiculous -- you have to watch this again and again. one handed odell beckham style. wilson already has 11 scholarship offers to play in college. he's only a junior. you can see why right there. his older brother quincy plays at the university of florida. so that level of talent runs in the blood. unbelievable. >> 11 scholarship offers and

he's a junior. >> that's an athlete right there. >> he can write himself a ticket to wherever he wants. >> looks like it. al, how about a look at the weather. >> i think i will. well, we are talking about all this wet weather that just will not stop for our friends in texas. harris county. almost 11 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. generally houston gets about 5.4 inches for the month. they've more than doubled it. wettest mays for fort smith, oklahoma city, wichita falls. and down into austin and corpus christi seeing their wettest months. and we push this system forward and to the east. you'll see heavier thunderstorms come through. again, another round of showers and thunderstorms dallas and houston again on wednesday. and pushes to the east eventually. so far today we do have the risk

of damaging winds and the possibility of tornadoes. tomorrow much of the same area will see that same possibility of isolated tornadoes. rainfall amounts anywhere from 2 to 3 inches through the southeast. little bit less for the next 48 hours from oklahoma city to dallas. but we see that firing up thursday on into friday with good morning. sunny skies today and a quick warmup, potentially the hottest day of the year so far near 90 degrees. humidity will be increasing tomorrow and that will give us a chance of late day showers and thunderstorms. not just tomorrow. the threat will be here thursday and friday though it won't be as hot. highs in the middle 80s up to 84 degrees both days. a hotter day on saturday with a break from the showers but back sunday and monday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. up next a new season of "america's got talent" begins

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>> he needs to be permanently hypnotized. >> that's what me and heidi were saying. he needs to get rid of it and just be touchy feely. >> he wasn't acting there? >> he wasn't acting. he's a germaphobe. he doesn't like to touch hands. so he was touching everybody's hands. but this season has been full of really surprising crazy stuff from people blowing themselves up in cars or jumping off 12 stories. it's full on extreme. i get the best seat in the house. i get to be front row watching it. you'd love it. >> hey, you brought some robes and slippers? >> you know what? because we're live tweeting tonight because it's a live premiere. so we're hosting a pajama party. so i brought you a robe. i don't know if you're going to wear it or not. >> sure. >> you're not meant to wear anything underneath it. >> i'm just -- it's just a jacket. but okay.

the idea to take a jacket off you're going to cringe in horror. i'll just put it on the back of my chair. i didn't think i look that bad, jeez. no, no. you knew what you were doing. >> she didn't want the full monty. that's all. >> please. hello. >> you never know. >> i thought you were going to do the whole thing. anyway. so we're live tweeting tonight. that's why we're having a pajama party. >> this is your third season. tenth season of the show, your third season. and they keep getting crazier. do you think they're going to run out and i've seen it all and then the season comes up and you haven't seen any of it? >> you would think after ten seasons they would have run out of talent. but clearly they haven't. and it's more entertaining. this is the rejudge at a timer. he regurgitates stuff in an order. like water and then salt which

you think would mix. >> gross. >> wow. >> how do you discover you have that talent? >> he's got a back story. >> okay. we're good, guys. is it over? >> you watch it like this. like you don't really want to see it. >> crazy. you're so talented. when you watch these people, is there any talent you see that you wish you could do that? >> yeah. there are times i wish i had that talent. then a lot of it is the danger zone stuff so i'm glad i can't do it. >> what does that mean? >> like the sword swallowing stuff. or the big trampoline flipping stuff. i wish i could do that but i can't. why are you looking at my crazy? >> no, i just -- no. i'm just picturing you bouncing up and down on a trampoline. >> that sounds inappropriate.

>> what? you said about trampolines. >> i don't know why i brought that up. >> i think we already have a great relationship. >> you are so talented, mel b., we decided to do a little talent bowl. willie is going to pick a talent. and you have to do whatever it says. >> free style rap. i can't do it. what you really really want. that's it. >> i don't know if that's free style. i think we've heard that before. >> i'll give you that. >> another talent. >> let's see. sing. ♪ hello farewell ♪ >> a little sound of music. okay. >> that's nice. >> who put you all up to this? >> dance. really?

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>> oh, turtle. >> that had to hurt. >> jerry. >> yeah, that did not feel great. >> most dates i've been on don't include the words tap out. that's a long way to go for love. >> yeah. my girlfriend is real life was like would you do something like that for me? i'm like, yeah absolutely. break it off if you need to. >> we all saw the movie. so much fun. did you have a blast getting the band together. >> it's the best part. the best part is being on set with those guys who have now become my family. think back that i was 23 when we started and now i'm coming up on 36. it's like they're literally my family whether i like it or not. i fortunately like it you know? >> and turtle kind of sticks with you, like it or not, right? people come up to you like, turtle, all the time now. >> yeah. in the beginning it was -- i just started answering to it because it was a lot easier.

instead of being my name is jerry. >> i'm actually not that guy. >> right. but it's something to start to transition and become jerry more. just when you think you're out, the movie pulled us back in. i think it's a small price to pay when i look at the things i've had the opportunity to do in my life. what would i say? no? >> you've gone through an amazing transformation. you look fantastic. >> thank you. yeah. it's weird. i look at some of the older stuff not often by the way. but before we did the movie i look back and that picture, that one will follow me around on the left there. i don't know how -- i even tell my family sometimes you guys didn't tell me to slow it down with the pasta? my mom was like i thought you looked great. it's my mom. you have to say that. but i just changed my whole life. i was on a pretty bad track there in terms of just not taking care of myself properly. it's helping me now as i get a little older. coming up on 36.

>> i keep saying what is your fountain of youth. you hear women asked that. but you, you look like you're 20. >> thank you you're very kind. >> it's true. >> i really -- i don't have one. if i did i would try to sell it and make some money. >> you're selling tequila in this movie and doing very well. turtle is no longer just the driver. he is making the money and having the film screening, the premiere everything at his house. >> when we last saw him in the show, he and mark cuban turned a tequila company into millions of dollars. what i do love is as you mentioned in the movie, he's kind of this businessman now. but he does still drive the guys around which is what the heart of the whole thing is. there's no hierarchy or ranking order. they're just friends. >> people wonder are these guys friends in real life that you were the best man in kevin dillon's wedding who plays drama. >> i was. >> what kind of bachelor party

were you? the whole thing? >> i was definitely -- >> now you got to tell us with that laugh. >> there was no bachelor party. >> no? >> nothing. we played golf. yeah. went to a show. it was in vegas. we went to a show. you know how those vegas things are. >> a magic show? >> i think it was a cirque du soleil, the michael jackson one. >> my gosh. you guys went nuts. >> this is not a true story. >> you'll tell us in commercial what really happened. >> that's what really happened. >> i believe it. >> i don't believe that story. >> jerry, man, the movie is great. great to see you. congratulations. >> thanks for having me. >> "entourage" hits theaters june 3rd. that's next week. up next, items i always put in my carry on bag and never leave home without it. they're coming up. and including how we can ditch the high heels when we travel.

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it's not like a thin thing. if you're running around you don't want shoes to be too flimsy. >> the other thing i do i pack my toiletries like this as required by tsa and it ends up nasty. >> this looks like everyone's bag of toiletries. if you want to come over here i'll show you. >> with my one ballet foot. all righty. >> we're unpacking our bag. instead of the big bag of disgusty toiletries. say you need a 3.4 or less ounce product. you're vounging for everything. you have the squeezable tubes. you refill them with your favorite product. whatever it is. >> and then not to make this a gender battle but women we have to carry more things. there's more stuff. >> yeah. so these are fabulous. you fill them up. you can get everything out of them because they're so squeezy. and they have suctions on the back so you can put them up on

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online searches is daniel siebert with our hot google fit. it's fitting because it's about 106 in here. >> it is toasty. >> yeah. >> so a lot of folks searching for french open. >> so the french open getting underway in paris. roland-garros. and some controversy around the match with venus williams and sloane stephens. venus lost the match. venus decided not to participate in the press conference after the match. so she may be fined as a result of her behavior. so one of the things people were searching for. of course lots of great matches taking place. happening again today in paris. >> sloane stephens, a great young player. >> yeah. >> can question getwe get into the charlie charlie challenge? >> yeah. this was trending big over the weekend. people were checking out videos on youtube. you set up two pencils like this.

we've got it set up here. then you say charlie charlie will you come out to play. and apparently charlie charlie is this mexican demon and if the pencil starts to turn -- >> wouldn't it be carlos carlos? >> you would think it would be a different name. fair enough. if you see it start to turn, it would correspond to if he says yes or no. these videos were all over the place. people trying to find out what it is. >> and you said people may have offered some help. >> i wonder if somebody did some blowing on the pencil to help it along. that's just my guess. i don't want to burst anybody's bubble. >> now we know why there's no air conditioning in here. >> charlie charlie may not be real. >> those people are freaking out. >> it's like the new ouija board. >> poltergeist 2015. >> yeah. there were a couple of sequels. this came out over the weekend. the reviews were mixed. people were checking out what it

was about. it's really not totally connected to the original movie, but -- and the box office where it was decent. $26.5 million. the movie only cost $35 million to make. so it actually did okay. although it was a slow weekend for movies. >> one of the highlights of every memorial day weekend is the indy 500. >> yeah. so juan pablo montoya won. he managed on the third to last lap, he passed the checkered flag. and of course the iconic moment with any winner of the indy 500 is when they're drinking the milk. people were trying to find out the origins of that. it goes back to 1933 with lewis meyer. and he had a picture of him chugging the milk bottle. he requested it the three times he won and it became a tradition. we hope it was cold milk because we don't want to have the anchorman scene where it's just not a -- >> it was a bad choice. >> yeah. so congratulations to him. >> thanks so much. appreciate it. and we're going to be back

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from nbc news, this is "today," with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it's booze day tuesday but hoda is gone. she looked over here to the left -- >> we can't. we are not allowed to show but we do have to say that ingrid mickelson is here. >> love her. >> love her. >> she's going to sing for us. but there's somebody else here. >> no, we can't show the other person. >> oh, my gosh. >> we just want you to know that we have a secret. >> we hope you had a wonderful weekend. we had a -- that song which we didn't hear called "adventure"

by cheat codes. >> featuring everybody began gardener. >> where a big star spent her memorial day weekend. >> partying with a bunch of pals. >> i guess so. and all the news you might have missed. we did. >> we can't show. don't show it, but i can't believe we're looking off camera and we have the biggest secret. >> this is so mean to the people out there. >> i am busting because -- >> hey. there's a show here to do. all right. >> i wish so much i could say what i'm looking at. all right. >> i'll tell you about my weekend. >> wait, let's talk about ingrid's song. ingrid has a song called "girls chase boys". >> yes. >> turn it up a little bit. >> chase not hate. >> ♪ girls chase boys chase girls ♪ ♪ all the broken heart in the world still beat ♪ >> she's going to sing and talk to us today and it's exciting. >> the beauty product winners of the year. >> how was your memorial day weekend? >> thank you for asking.

it was fun. fun. i had a new friend spent the weekend with us, kirsten power, wrote this book called "the silencing." we had a lot of great political and spiritual talk. >> you love that. >> yes. it was beautiful weather. the reg man came by, baer grylls we had a crab feast and a barbecue. >> the reg man? >> there's my regis. we had a ball. just, you know old friends are the best friends. >> yes, they are. >> except for you hoda you're relatively new comparatively but you're a dear friend and i love you to pieces. >> wint to rehoboth with the kids and my mom and joel came. look at them with the bubbles. oh, my god. can you believe i caught an action shot. that's us al mel's coffee shop. >> you love that. >> i just want to point out ella for a second. look how cute. >> she's beautiful. >> the picture before she's sitting on joel's lap, very

happy by the way. when the picture -- she's laughing hysterically. every time the pictures are being taken before she does that face. >> why? >> i don't know. because it's a head game. okay. >> okay. >> playing a head game. >> she's 5, right. >> she's 3. >> okay. >> or 4. i can't -- i'm kidding. i'm pretty sure she's 3. >> oh -- >> by the way, she did sing on karaoke, we had a machine and i couldn't videotape it because i was putting my music in but she held the micro faen and ella sang "twinkle twinkle" like she was on stage. i said everybody welcome to the stage, ella kotb and she started ♪ twinkle twinkle ♪ i almost wanted to cry. >> too bad you don't have it on video. >> okay. . >> but you have a nice memory. >> yes. >> all right. >> this is apparently fantastic. yesterday 228,000 flags were planted for memorial day in front of every grave marker at

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>> demi 52 and rumor 26. she captioned when you realize you're becoming your mother. >> in her case is not a bad thing, right? not a bad thing. >> if you have a photo of you and your daughter post it on our facebook page wearing matching clothes. we like that stuff. maybe you can do it with cassidy. >> cassidy is at the age where she doesn't want to do a whole lot with mom. that's okay. we lost a funny, funny woman this past weekend, ann mera passed away, 85. her son ben stiller tweeted thank you so much for all the kind words about ann. all of us and our family feel so lucky to have had her in our lives. >> she and jerry stiller were married 61 years. >> she was a saucy woman. when downstairs getting her hair and makeup done, it was the most -- you never knew what was going to come out of ann's mouth. it was hysterically funny.

she suffered no pulls and a lot of fun. you have a cute story. >> i was in a broadway show with a friend and she was behind us. it was -- in front of us, so excited and she turned around and i had some m&ms or something. >> of course you did. >> she said, i said oh, would you like some, because i thought -- she goes, of course i would. she stuck her hand in there, i remember, took a handful and was like these are delicious and i loved her because most people say no. >> she got involved. >> she got in there. it was great. >> she got involved. >> we loved it. >> the couple were regulars on show like ed sullivan and johnny carson. we know all that. god bless her. >> speaking of weddings. >> a beautiful shot. how you're not supposed to see the bride and the groom before the bride before the ceremony. this taken before a ceremony is going viral. the u.s. marine corps corporal praying with his now wife maggie earwood. >> right before. >> friends and family positioned them so they wouldn't see each other. the groom said we were about to take our first steps in life together and we didn't want to

take a step without being in god's will. look at both of them. >> that's beautiful. >> oh. >> that's absolutely beautiful. >> that is beautiful. >> i'm weepy. >> me too. >> see how happy we are. >> thank you jerry. >> okay. >> all righty. speaking of, if you're getting married later in life like mid-life, do you tell your partner everything you did before you walked down the aisle? a woman wrote to the daily"daily mail" mail"'s advice column explaining she had a wild past. she was a student in the '80s. knows her fiance is disaproefk of women who sleep around. >> would you tell him? >> i think that -- >> the advice was perfect. who doesn't have some baggage by the time, since you know this, admit to something like, i did go through a party phase. >> yeah. >> but what if your friends go party phase? yeah. hello. >> what do you do about it? you're quite the baggage lady.

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caitlin. he could have serious head injuries. >> concussion. >> supposedly he's fine, came back later that night. it was hard to watch. >> how was she reacting? >> worried about him. >> it was fine. and she made out with him. >> of course she did. >> that will make him feel better. >> the next group date, a comedy night out, amy schumer the mentor had to teach the guys how to be funny. she had a conversation with this guy jj, who the men hate because he's so arrogant. take a look at their conversation. >> okay. >> like my pick-up line, hi, i'm jj, divorced, i have a kid and live with my parent snos. >> is that true? >> totally true. >> is that bad? >> i love that. >> sometimes i feel like i'm too smart for like 90% of the audience. it gets me in trouble. like 90% of the time no one knows -- >> jj is a sweetheart just missing like charisma and humility and sense of humor.

i hope it does comfort you to know that you're not [ inaudible ] anybody here. >> maybe when he sees the show he'll reflect a little bit on himself and not be such a turd. >> i love her by the way. >> finally caitlin kicked off this guy named kupa who was claiming she wasn't being sincere on the show. sent him packing. >> where's all the making out? >> let me go home, dude. please, please give me that. ask me the question, let me go home. what? i'm obsessed she sent me home whatever. >> if he touches [ bleep ]. >> i lose immediately. go on man. immediately i lose. immediately i lose. >> what do you mean? i hope she did send him home. >> that's how the show ended with a two be continued. >> he's out. >> i don't know. >> all the making out you were

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♪ i just want to be okay be okay ♪ >> reporter: since then she's released five albums that included hits like "be okay" and "the way i am" which led to commercial success like this ad from old navy. ♪ love the way you call me baby ♪ >> reporter: and tv shows like "grey's anatomy." ♪ >> he's gone. >> reporter: three of ingrid's biggest songs heated up billboard top 100 chart including "girls chase boys." ♪ girls chase boys chase girls ♪ >> reporter: which has more than 10,000 views on youtube and her journey has just begun. >> yes. >> oh. >> yeah for me. yeah for me. >> you are the best. oh my gosh. >> like my life. >> what's it like seeing the pictures of you as a baby and staten island? >> that was really beautiful. i want a copy of that. >> you can.

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we're back on this brain teaser tuesday. before the break we gave you this riddle, what has hands but cannot clap? >> and we all -- >> it's got to be a clock. >> yes, it is. >> we're all so smart. it is time to put your lands together for "today's buzz" since there was an extra day this weekend, we know that we're chock full of gossip. >> here with the scoop is the co-host of cubby and carolina in the morning, it's -- on new york's ktu radio station carolina carolina. >> hello. >> hi. >> so there are some "full house" news to report. >> john stay moss is speaking out. what's going on? >> we're devastated over the news because i mean i cannot wait for this reboot. >> yes. >> over the weekend john ta stamos tweeted out he was

#heartbroken the twins will not be coming back. >> mary kate and ashley. >> why? >> they've decided not to come back fort remake and, you know, here's a lot of reasoning, is that people are thinking that they've moved on with their career and that they're on a different path right now. but some other people are saying that ashley has been having a bit of a difficult time with her lyme disease. >> i didn't know she had it. that can be horrible. >> let's not be quick to judge yet and the executive producer considers them family. everything is good there. the fans are more upset than anyone else. >> sharon osbourne, a little scare for her. what happened? >> she collapsed? >> she collapsed in her home and if you've been following sharon osbourne has had a number of complications. hernia surgery and pneumonia and she's been traveling recently. she was at her network's up fronts the talk show "the talk" they shot the week in new york city and had a trip to canada. >> she had not recovered from

the other things and started back to work too soon. >> that's the reasoning why the doctors told her she needs to take a month-long hiatus. we won't be seeing her for a month. her daughter kelly filled in last time she was out. no word on who will fill her chair, but safe to say she might be there. >> a unique voice on that show. you know when sharon is not on that show. >> yes. >> kelly rutherford, this custody battle. >> she's been -- >> battling this for the longest time. >> finally a resolution? >> a huge legal victory. happy for her as well. this has been three years she has been fighting for custody of her two children and they've been over in monaco with her ex-husband. over the weekend a judge california her sole custody and l.a. county in particular, meaning she'll be reunited fully with her children and that's the hope. >> he'll have to come to america to visit now. >> exactly. >> the whole thing was strange. the kids were allowed to be with him overseas is weird. >> and the battle over the passports and how did they get to monaco in the first place. there will be another hearing on june 15th where either a

representative or her ex-husband will have to be there. so it doesn't seem like this is over yet. >> her attorney did give the statement we are ecstatic and hopeful monaco will respect the california court's ruling and send the children home. it's been our position monaco has no jurisdiction because they are american citizens and have a right to live in the country. >> they have to cooperate. >> he's french. her ex-husband. >> yeah. >> so tarijp. henson was letting it go in vegas. >> a lot to celebrate. >> she was twerking it with lee daniels. i love they jetted off to vegas for memorial day weekend. they went -- >> he caught her on instagram. here she is twerking like okay. >> and he's just having so much fun. that wasn't the only thing. they ran into kevin hart. he's a comedian and he and tarij had worked together and ran into

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i love when you -- all the products are picked for us. this shampoo/conditioner combo is hot. >> these are beauty insider who work in the industry and be know what the challenges are and trends are going to be. this is from living proof, a conditioning wash. you tried this out. >> i tried it this morning. it doesn't lather. it feels like conditioner. put in your hair, wonder if your hair is getting clean. rinse it out, it's silky. i like how it did. look, laura blew it dry so, you know -- >> that's the trend we're seeing is toward the conditioning washes people don't need to shampoo all the time. you can do a two in one wash as your shampoo and conditioner and out the door. >> i liked it. easy and fast. >> what is this beautiful stuff? >> this one for moisturizer, it's a sleep mask. we're seeing all these korean beauty trends. >> buttery. >> now a korean brand that is here. >> i love the smell of it. >> what's great, a sleep mask put on before bed wake up in the morning with improved skin. >> bags under the eyes help.

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the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. we got to know the new york born pop sensation ingrid michaelson earlier in the show but now we get to hear her sing. >> performing her single "time machine" off her album "lights out" which hit number five on the billboard top 200. ladies and gentlemen ingrid michaelson. >> have fun, girl. ♪

♪ you lit the fire then drank the water ♪ ♪ you slammed the that door and left me standing all alone ♪ ♪ we turn the pains you changed the end like everybody said you would ♪ ♪ i should have seen it coming it should have sent me running that's what i get for loving you ♪ ♪ if i had a time machine and if life was a movie scene ♪ ♪ i'd rewind and i'd tell me run ♪ ♪ idswe were never meant to be so if i had a time machine i'd go back and tell me run run ♪ ♪ i got your letters

and i got your words ♪ ♪ i stacked them high and lit them all and let them burn ♪ ♪ your broken sorrys don't mean a thing you made that bed good luck falling back asleep ♪ ♪ i should have seen it coming it should have sent me running that's what i get tore lovefor loving you ♪ ♪ if i had a time machine and if life was a movie scene i'd remind and i'd tell me to run ♪ ♪ i'd rewind and i'd tell me we were never meant to be so if i had a time machine i'd go back and i'd tell me run run ♪ ♪ oh, your love it got me higher ♪ ♪ then it drove me up the wall

but the higher up you go the further you will fall ♪ ♪ oh, ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ if i had a time machine and if life was a movie scene i'd remind and i'd tell me run ♪ ♪ we were never meant to be so if i had a time machine i'd go back and i'd tell me run ♪ ♪ if i had a time machine and if life was movie scene i'd

rewind and i'd tell me run ♪ ♪ we were never meant to be so if i had a time machine i'd go back and i'd tell me run ♪ ♪ run ♪ >> yes! >> ingrid michaelson. >> yes. >> ingrid. we'll be back in a moment with more. >> first this is "today" on nbc. >> yeah, baby. >> that was fun. ♪ ♪ i'd go back and tell me run ♪

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mandel no i love him. >> find out what lilliana has in store for fans when we play luxe for less. >> and a whole lot of summer fun with a game of "who knew." >> you know how much we love that game. enjoy booze day tuesday. >> see you wines day wednesday. it gets better all week long. >> it does. >> love you, hoda. >> you too.

right now, plenty of sunshine all around. we could be in for the warmest day so far this year. if you decided to extend your memorial day holiday at the shore you're in for a very pleasant day. taking a live look right now this is cape may. glenn is here with the forecast. what a day.