good morning. where are they? the search expanding for two convicted killers who cut through steel walls to escape a maximum security prison in upstate new york. >> they could be literally anywhere. >> a $100,000 reward being offered. did they have help from the inside and the outside? day in court. former house speaker dennis hastert's hush money scandal heads to federal court this week. will his alleged victim be revealed and take part in the government's case? shark attack. a 10-year-old boy bitten in shallow waters in florida. >> traup ama alert from a shark bite. >> 's being treated for severe

injuries. and dream team. after the race of a lifetime. >> american pharoah is finally the one! >> american pharoah, his owners his jockey and trainer are celebrating with us today monday, june 8, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. it's two days later and i'm still not over the excitement of the triple crown is. >> neitherer are are the people in studio now. that's not a long face. american pharoah himself is back in kentucky. his team is here in studio . we have the owners trainer, and the winning jockey. these guys made history together on saturday. >> we were talking to someone

who said they were at a wedding. the ceremony started at 6:00. as soon as it was over everyone ran to the tv to watch the race. >> the bride was probably first in line. >> we'll have much more on that coming up ment. our top story is the desperate search to find and cap temperature two inmates involved in a brazen prison break here in new york state. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. to give you scope on this man hunt authorities are are searching in the u.s. canada and mexico. this prison break out of a hollywood script complete with power tools. the inmates taunting investigators. investigators say these inmates could be anywhere. right now they concede they are nowhere closer to finding them. overnight and into the morning the desperate, around the clock man edmonton for two killers. >> we are leaving no stone unturned. they could be literally

anywhere. >> reporter: some 250 heavily armed officers with canines, combing the woods searching cemeteries and school ss for david sweat and richard mac. sweat killed a sheriff's deputy shooting him 22 times. matt kidnapping beating, killing and dismembering his boss. they were discovered missing early saturday morning, breaking out of prison with power tools. >> we did not recover sophisticated cutting tools. we are still looking for those tools. >> reporter: the escape from this maximum security facility in up state new york 25 miles from canada retraced by new york governor andrew cuomo who called it elaborate and sophisticated. >> solid. >> reporter: he says the prisoners in side-by-side cells stuffed bunks with clothes to avoid detection. they cut holes through the steel wall behind the beds, crawled onto this catwalk six stories

up broke through a brick wall two feet thick cutting holes into and out of a 24-inch steam pipe shimmying beneath the prison wall and breaking out of a manhole more than a block away. they left behind a post-it note with a racist image reading "have a nice day". >> when you look at how it was done it was extraordinary. >> reporter: with the governor saying the inmates must have been heard it's a fortress. >> the community is upside down now. >> reporter: this morning the hunt for two desperate men who have killed before and could do it again. this rural area is dotted with abandoned barns and next to a forest area. grid searches have turned up nothing. investigators say they could have gotten help from inside and outside of the jail. one of the inmates, richard matt escaped from prison in 1986. the governor calls this a crisis. >> thank you so much.

let's turn to governor andrew cuomo who toured the escape route and has announced a $100,000 reward. grorp to good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. >> the inmates could be miles an hour as we just heard. i know you have 150 leads you are working. are any in particular looking promising? are how confident are you that the two will be found? >> well savannah the first order of business is exactly thatter for us -- to get these escapees back in custody. they are truly dangerous, desperate men. they are killers. they are murderers. we want to get them back as quickly as possible. as your report also said they could be anywhere given this period of time. we are doing an intensive search in the immediate area which is basically a rural area. if they had help from the outside given this period of

time they could be anywhere in the country. one of them has experience in mexico. they might be headed south. >> let me ask you about this. when you look at the elaborate areness of the escape and i know you personally saw it. you are talking about people who acquired power tools, knew how to get out, cut through steel pipes, walls, shimmied down the pipes, broke through a manhole. are they that ingenious? lucky or do you think they had help? >> i think they had help. i don't believe are they could have acquired the equipment they needed to do this without help. we have a separate investigation that's going through exactly that question. >> help from the inside or the outside? >> employees in a prison -- well we are looking at everything. primarily from the inside. you have three types of employees at a prison. you have the guards civilian employees and private contractors who come in to do work. we are going through the civilian employees and the

private contractors first. i would be shock ed if a corrections guard was involved in this. but they definitely had help. otherwise they couldn't have done this on their ownment. even from the equipment point of view. it took days to accomplish this. it really could have been a movie script. if you saw it i as a script it would have been unbelievable frankly, what they accomplished. so yes, they were devious. they worked fast on what they did. first order of business is finding them getting them back. they're dangerous wherever they are in the country. that's why we are offering a reward of $100,000. we have a new tip line -- 1-800-give-tip. we'll get them back and do an investigation. we'll find out who gave them the assistance. i believe, savannah they were assi assisted probably from the inside. >> and they left a note for guards saying "have a fiesnice day."

what does that tell you about their mindset? >> they have a little bit of the comedian in then. i plan on giving them back that note salve. >> new york governor andrew cuomo. thanks tr for ss for keeping us posted. >> in texas a police officer is on administrative leave after video of a confrontation with teenagers near a neighborhood pool. nbc's jacob rascon has the story. >> reporter: the video shows a mckinney texas police officer throwing down a 14-year-old girl in a bikini. then pulling his service weapon on two boys. three officers initially responded to a disturbance call at a party at a community pool. cameras didn't capture what led up to this fistfight or anything else before police arrived. when they did -- [ bleep ] --

one officer is seen trying to reason with the crowd. >> don't take off when the cops get here. >> reporter: another takes a more direct approach. >> i told you to stay. [ bleep ] down on the ground. >> reporter: after warning a group of girls to get back. >> you are leaving now. >> reporter: the officer had enough. jaday bacari captured a different angle. >> why are you holding her down? >> i was surprised really. really surprised. i didn't comprehend it. >> our initial reaction was to place the officer on administrative leave so we could conduct a complete and thorough investigation of the incident. >> reporter: internal affairs now has taken the case. >> on your face! >> reporter: deciding the fate of an officer whose caught-on-camera antics may have crashed more than just a party. for "today" jacob rascon nbc

news los angeles. >> we'll continue to follow the story. former house speaker dennis hastert due in federal court in his alleged hush money case this week. this is a scandal that's dividing the illinois town are where with he used to work as a high school teacher and wrestling coach as well. gabe gutierrez is on the story. gabe good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the mystery over what happened here at yorkville high school decades ago is deepening. as he prepares for his first court appearance tomorrow hastert still isn't comment ing but his former students are coming forward to defend him. he was once at the pinnacle of power but former house speakerer dennis hastert is in hiding. his long time chief of staff isn't saying much about his former boss's indictment. >> i don't know anything about it. okay? i haven't worked for the man for nine year ares. >> reporter: today the question remains, who is individual a, the person the indictment alleges hastert agreed to pay

$3.5 million to conceal past misconduct. he's charged with trying to evade banking requirements and lying to the fbi. >> did you ever have think indication any of this was going on? >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: vick gower graduateded from yorkville high in 1975. hastert was his coach and scout leader. >> until more comes out i'm still going to believe he's a good person. >> reporter: the sister of an alleged hastert victim the late steve ryanbold said she hopes more victims come forward. a friend and classmate who asked us to conceal his identity said ryan bolt said he'd had sexual encounterers with hastert years earlier earlier. >> he said we'd do things sexually. it would start with a massage. >> reporter: a series of land deals made hastert a multimillionaire. then he became a lobbyist. disclosure results show his

clients paid his firm more than $11 million. an advocacy group for sexual assault vips is calling for hastert's portrait to be remove from the capitol. tomorrow hastert is scheduled to join a long line of politicians who have marched into federal court in chicago to facele criminal charges. it is unclear who will represent him. the lawyer listed in court documents for him also has not commented. matt and savannah? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you very much. sheinelle jones is starting with a big fire. >> we begin with are breaking news. firefighters are battling to control a huge fire at a chemical warehouse near hanover, pennsylvania. people were ordered to shelter in place as the fire sent up black shoek.moke. haz-mat tapes areeams are on the scene. there were no reports of

injuries. a concert erupteded in violence after crowds of people tried to get into sold out shows without tickets. police wear inging riot gear worked outside met life stadium during the hot 97 summer jam concert. state police say the crowds climbed over fences forcing their way through security personnel, some threw bolts at police. today made several arrests. in germany, the g-7 summit will end with a clear focus preventing russia from interfering with ukraine's sovereignty. it was the g-8 summit until russia was thrown out last year. the president is trying to convince european leaders not to waver on sanctions against russia. they are focused on terrorism, trade and climate change. frightening moments certainty in new york state when a united airlines plane carrying more than 70 people on board skidded off a runway. it happened as the flight from

washington, d.c. landed at buffalo niagara international airport. the plane landed on a slick runway in strong winds skidding into a grass safety area. no injuries were reported. this morning a young boy is recovering from a terrifying shark attack off a florida beach not far from the kennedy space center. kerry sanders has the story. >> reporter: the 10-year-old boy was barely in waist-deep water according to witnesses at a popular spot off cocoa beach when the shark attacked tearing into his leg. >> got bit twice. the shark bit, released. bit, released. realized he wasn't fish. >> reporter: life guards pulled him to safety. >> trauma alert from a shark bite. >> reporter: because of the severity of the bite the boy was air lifted to a hospital in orlando . witnesses say he was attacked by what they believe was a bull shark, similar to the 20 we encountereren count rered a week ago when we searched for a great white.

i don't think i have seen anything like this in the wild where i'm so close. beautiful to look at but so dangerous when sharks and humans get too close. kerry sanders, nbc news miami. if you like sports and you're not watching the nba finals you probably should be. the cavs and warriors game two are from oakland. curry tied the game with seven seconds left and it went to overtime. lebron james had key free throws late. he had 39 points. the cavs held on for the win. 95-93. the series now tied at one game apiece. i was trying to sleep. i could hear my husband howling. sounded like he was coming through the floor. i didn't know what was going on . >> he was watching the game. >> they grab one on the road. thanks sheinelle. >> mr. roker? >> we have flooding to talk the about. our friends outside of denver stapleton, colorado. look at this. dozens of high water rescues.

even a fire truck got stranded by the heavy rains and the deep waters. that heavy thunderstorm activity is making its way east. let's go south to louisiana and show you what's going on down there. this is the red river valley in the shreveport, arealeevehreveport area. they are being inundated from texas to oklahoma. they are going to be stuck in this situation for about the next 30 days. it takes a while for the water, once it gets into that area to drain out. heavy showers and thunderstorms now pushing through from the northeast back to the midwest. we have a regional area 28 million folks at risk for severe weather, damaging winds, a few tornadoes and tomorrow another area stretching from new york to new orleans. also up into minneapolis. we're going to get to your song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, four hundred thirty-four thousand

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weather. >> thank you very much al. now to that history-making horse. everyone is still talking about it. american pharoah capturing the belmont stakes over the weekend and in the process getting the first triple crown since 1978. willy was there. got a winning ticket to prove it. good morning. >> good morning. this is going in the frap.me. this is the $2 bet. american pharoah, the 5 horse as the winner. it was beginning to look like it pay never happen again. american pharoah ending the drought and adding his name to a short list of racing icons. from racehorse to royalty in under two and a half minutes. >> and here it is, the 37-year wait is over. >> reporter: american pharoah capturing the triple crown saturday. >> american pharoah is finally the one. american pharoah has won the triple crown. >> reporter: ending an almost four decade drought in the

process. >> they're off. >> reporter: his wire to wire win left little doubt about his victory during the race. >> american pharoah kicks away. american if a openpharoah opened up a two-length lead. >> reporter: and his legacy. >> he did it! >> reporter: he's a long way from riding into the sun set. his owner said he'll race beyond the belmont, a virtually unprecedented move for the triple crown winner. >> we need to race our stars as long as we can sfrks giving more fans a chance to watch the horse that made history. >> great to see there is a horse that people know his name. he'll be racing and the fans will show up in droves. >> reporter: when american pharoah retires he'll have stud fees. almost $14 million paid for breeding rights earning easily six figures for off spring. he's back at the churchill downs in kentucky.

while his trainer bob baffert and his jockey will be soon preparing for the next race it's saturday that forever will be one for the ages. >> for him to do it and pull it off after 37 years, it was worth the wait. >> just for perspective on how strong he was on saturday the last quarter mile which is when a lot of triple crowns fall apart, faster than secretariat. just the atmosphere on saturday was what i call a hug a stranger where you are jumping up and down turn the kneest person. you feel lucky to be there. >> we're lucky to have the whole team joining us. we saw a live shot of american pharoah. >> right. also a new search for one of the word's great lost treasures. this was stolen by the nazis during world war ii. we are on the hunt with three guys who could find it. carson? >> right, matt. look at this.

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nbc 10 news starts now. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just before 7:30. we have issued a first alert weather day. let's find out why from nbc 10 meteorologist brittney shipp. >> we'll see a chance of severe storms as we head into the afternoon and also into the evening. we see bright sunshine right now. that's going to switch over to mostly cloudy skies. here's a look at the first alert issued earlier this morning for the chance of severe storms which could produce heavy downpores and lead to flooding. chance of severe storms the best chance will be the poconos, allentown, stretching out to lancaster county. and right now we are seeing a few scattered showers and light rain moving into allentown and the poconos. today's temperatures will range between 83 and 86.

be careful heading home with the storms expected to move in. >> all right. thank you, brittney. let's get a check on the roads with jessica boyington. >> eastbound is where you're seeing the brunt of that the taillights are going toward the center city area. over a half hour already headed toward the vine street expressway. up northeast philadelphia, we're dealing with a road obstruction from downed wires due to an earlier accident on knights road. take academy road to get by. and we have launched skyforce 10 hovering over this breaking news in northeast philadelphia just a short while ago. this is a garbage truck that crashed into a utility pole on knight road. this happened within the last 45 minutes. that caused power loans to fall and actually start a fire. you can seat fire is out, no one was hurt. much more coming up in another half hour. we'll see you then.

back now at 7:30 on a monday morning, the 8th of june 2015. there is a happy crowd. >> a wild crowd. >> they are. came from the belmont straight here. still cheering for american pharoah. >> let's look at the headlines today. haz-mat teams are on the scene of a dangerous fire at a chemical warehouse near the hanover, pennsylvania. overnight homeowners were told to shelter this place as firefighters there assessed the situation. >> the man hunt is intensifying for two convicted killers who escaped from are a maximum security prison in upstate new york. they used power tools to cut through steel and brick walls. could now be anywhere. earlier this morning governor cuomo of new york said he

believes the men had help from shall be inside the prison. >> a police officer in suburban dallas is on administrative leave amid an investigation into his response to a disturbance at a pool. video of the incident shows him pushing a teenaged girl into the ground. moments later the officer pointed a gun at other teens who appeared to be coming to their friend's aid. >> we'll begin this half hour with american pharoah and a run into history. the first triple crown winner in 37 years. >> they are into the stretch. american pharoah makes his run for glory as they come into the final furlong. trusted in second with an eighth of a mile to go. american pharoah has a two-length lead. all out at the 16th pole. the 37-year wait is over. american pharoah is the one. american pharoah won the triple crown.

>> they are still smiling. >> bob baffert and victor espinoza and the sayezez are with us. i don't know that i have heard a roar from a crowd at a stadium or a track louder than what i heard on saturday afternoon. were you guys too focused to hear it? >> the last quarter mile i knew he was going to win. i couldn't believe it i. i just listened to the roar. it was the loudest. i knew coming down the stretch, everybody 's been waiting like everybody else. i have been waiting longer than anybody here. >> victor could you hear it on the horse? >> no no. i don't hear anything. i was really excite ed when i see the wire 20 yards away from me. i thought, that's it.

i didn't see anybody close to me. it was an amazing feeling. >> bob, we have talked over the last two weeks. you always go back to the horse and say how special american pharoah is how sweet he is. you invited reporters to pet him yesterday. why do you think this horse was special and broke history when so many others tried and couldn't? >> this is my fourth time now for the triple crown. you can't be just a little bit better. you have to be way better to get it done. that's what this the horse is. he was superior. he's got a great mind. we see every type i run him, i see another dimension of him. he didn't hear the crowd. he had the ear plugs. you know as a trainer i have had -- fortunate to have some good horses. we all wait for the one super horse. i think this is him. >> you say "super horse" now. let me ask the zayet family something. i thought the horse was

underestimated going into the race. you didn't hear the superlative superlatives used with this horse you have heard in the past. do you think people under estimated him? >> i think everybody was waiting to see something really special. we got that. it was an unbelievable magical moment. as you say, the crowd went crazy. victor paraded the horse up and down. that particular moment is going to be frozen in my memory forever and ever and ever. but that horse had been doing -- he's undefeated since he's been 3 years old. he has raced in six different tracks. six grade one winners. he's doing things that haven't been done. his time winning the belmont was the second fastest since secretariat. >> i loved looking at your faces when we rolled back the final few seconds of the call. justin how many thousands of times have you watched it?

>> i have watched it every ten minutes. it never gets old. we are so blessed to be here. it's all about the horse. forget about us. it's about the horse the racing industry. he made history. >> let me ask you why. you have said the horse will race again. most people do not do that when they've got a horse like that. they put him out to stud. why is it important to you to keep the horse racing? >> before anything i'm a fan. i love the sport. i love my horses. he belongs to all of us now. everybody has been waiting for such a long time. a sport without a star is not a sport. i want to show him off. like you said now he defines greatness. only 12 in the history of the game that have done that since 1875. he belongs to all of us. >> bob, i'm thinking of you watching secretariat do this in the '70s. you were a little boy.

has it sunk in that now you are in the history books? >> secretariat raised the bar. i don't know if there will ever be another secretariat, the way he won. to get to this point he finally established himself like a horse like seattle slew one of the best racehorses ever. he's such a sweet kind horse . is that horse actually in my barn? coming up to the races i didn't want to talk about him too much. as a trainer you are still superstitious. i don't want to jinx him. my wife jill always asks how he looks. he looks great. we don't know how the race wills affect him. when he went into the paddock i felt good about him. the key is every time victor rode him in the prep races he would never let him run full out. he'd win in a gallop and saved energy for us. the derby was probably the hardest race for him. he didn't bring his a game that

day. after that he could have gone around another time in the belmont. >> victor you will be on a horse in the near future. will it be ho-hum? just a horse. >> just another day. that's my job basically, you know. i have to continue my routine and keep going trying to win some other races. try to find the next kentucky derby. you know american pharoah, it's a very special horse for me. i could have went a little bitter farther three or four lengths. >> i think these guys were happy. guys congratulations. >> thank you. >> what a terrific accomplishment. so exciting for all of us to watch along with you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for sharing it i with us. >> my pleasure. >> we'll get a check of the weather now from al. >> announcer: today's weather brought to you by cottonelle with clean ripple texture. >> we have hot weather to talk about as we get into summer. got a big ridge out west.

record highs over the weekend. we'll continue again today. seattle 83. medford, oregon, 102. san jose 105. minneapolis tomorrow 90 degrees. 91 in kansas city. oklahoma city 92. wednesday it stays there and moves east even further. pittsburgh 87. roanoke 90. by thursday. here in the northeaster temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. we have a first alert weather day issued as we head into the afternoon and evening. chance of severe thunderstorms which could lead to heavy downpours within flooding a possibility as well. lehigh valley, poconos all under a chance of a severe thunderstorm which means we could see wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. some of these thunderstorms could produce hail. warmer conditions as we head into today.

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nbc 10 news starts now. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just before 8:00 this monday morning. it will be a pretty nice day today. we may have thunderstorms later. let's get a look at our first alert forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> mild conditions we're seeing a mix of sun and clouds. we continue to see the clouds increasing heading into the rest of today. we've issued a first alert for for the possibility of severe storms. unsettled weather is heading our way. we're even seeing a few light showers right now in parts of the poconos. our best chance for severe thunderstorms. the poconos, lehigh valley stretching down into lancaster county. you can see light showers, again, starting to move out of allentown and out of the poconos. that's just a little taste of what we'll get as we head into the afternoon. thunderstorms expected to start closer to 3:00 p.m. near the poconos. temperaturewise, high 70s by noon by 3:00 p.m. 83. >> let's get a check on traffic

with jessica boyington. >> a disabled vehicle on the right-hand shoulder of the northbound side. drive times, 50 minutes in almost both directions from the schuylkill towards 95 that's southbound and northbound 50 minutes as well. we are still watching downed wires in northeast philadelphia knight's road north and southbound between 13 and 63. take academy road to get by. this just in, a fire at a chemical plan the in hanover, south central pennsylvania. somewhere near the plant posted this video on to twitter. the nbc of it station in lancaster reports the fire broke out around 3:30 this morning. people say they heard explosions from the area. fire crews are still on the scene. the plant makes fertilizer for crops. there are no reports of anyone hurt. officials say the smoke is not toxic but they've asked neighbors within a mile of the plan to the stay inside for now. another update coming up in 25 minutes. we'll see you then.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up happy birthday barbara bush. jenna bush hager talks with her grandmother about turning 90 the famous pearls and sticking with her family through thick the and thin. >> i stuck with you when you stuck your tongue out at the press. >> you have wanted to do it for years. >> every american has. >> plus will apple take a bite out of the music biz. how taylor swift may team up with the tech giant to shake up the way you get your music. and "jurassic park" and recreation. >> back up. okay. goodment good. good.

>> one of the hot testertest stars many in hollywood, chris pratt on "jurassic world." >> hey, mom, back in west virginia! >> al roker's number one fan. >> american pharoah! [ cheers and applause ] >> we are back now. 8:00 on a monday morning. it is the 8th day of june 2015. we are here with some very cool friends. >> all weekend long i was up working on these.

>> you're amazing. >> lego dinosaur. >> i love these. >> lego chris pratt. >> amazing. i probably shouldn't touch it. >> take one piece out, they all go. >> we'll have more on the dinosaurs coming up. and we have jenna bush hager. >> up north helping everyone celebrate the 90th birthday of her grandmother which is really nice. >> happy birthday to her. first a check on the top stories. sheinelle jones is in for natalie. good morning. >> good morning. police intensified the search for two extremely dangerous killers who escaped this weekend from a maximum security prison in upstate new york. officials say the fugitives left stuffed clothes as dummies in bunks, used power tools to cut through a steel wall, broke through a brick wall and escaped through a steam pipe and a panole. convict david sweat is serving life for the shoot ing death of a sheriff's deputy. richard matt killed and dismembered his boss. the prison is 25 miles from the canadian border.

earlier on "today" governor andrew cuomo said they probably had help because the escape plan was so elaborate. >> it took a number of days to accomplish what they accomplished. this really could have been a movie script. if you saw it as a movie script it would have been unbelievable frankly. >> new york state is offering $100,000 for information leading to the arrest of the two fugitives. a chemical chemical weapon warehouse burned out of control overnight. they making a cultural fertilizer. witnesses heard explosions from coming prosecute the scene. haz-mat crews were called. people living within a pile were told to stay indoors. there were no early reports of injuries and no word on the cause of the fire. streaming services like spotify are welcoming the few radio and apple is getting into the game today expecteded to make the biggest music announcement since the launch of itunes with reports that taylor

swift may be involved. >> reporter: good morning. some folks have been in line since noon yesterday to get a good seat inside the worldwide developers conference for apple's announcement including at one we expect about a new streaming service. apple's will probably come with a catch. you won't be able to get songs for free. analysts say it could give apple an in with the biggest names in the music industry. ♪ >> reporter: todayaylor swift isser more than a pop power house. she's a power player. >> she's for mousily popular and works for a music label she, in part owns. >> reporter: when swift makes music move it is industry pays attention like when she pulled music out of spotify writing music should not be free. apple is expected to launch its own streaming service with the pew sick behind a pay wall which could include royalties for

artists like aloe blacc. ♪ >> reporter: spotify users have streamed his hit more than 200 million times yet blacc has received less than $4,000 in royalties. >> you don't want to get caught up in the quagmire of fighting for rights. we don't want to be with exploited. >> reporter: apple is looking at the biggest fames in music like drake, florence and the machine, and swift herself. ♪ shake it off ♪ >> reporter: part of apple's strategy to shake upstreaming. ♪ spotify says 70% of revenues go to the artists from people who streep songs online and the only way for royalties to go up is for more people to pay. apple is expected to charge $10 a month. >> sheinelle, thank you very much. as we mentioned former first

lady barbara bush kre bratcelebrating her 90th birthday. >> jenna bush hager is there to help celebrate. will we see mrs. bush sky diving the family tradition? >> reporter: i can tell you there is zero chance she biel skydiving. this is the closest we'll come -- this crazy wind. she's been clear about it. we know my grandmother has never been scared to speak her mind but she'll celebrate her 90th in her own special way. >> i have been the luckiest woman in the world, truthfully. and i know it. >> reporter: words of gratitude i hear often from my ganny. thankful for her husband, an incredible life together and their greatest blessing their family. she is our rock and the glue that holds us together. we all call her -- >> the enforcer. >> reporter: why do you think we call you the enforcer?

spam because i enforce. if you do something bad, i point it out to you sthrks. >> reporter: that's true. >> i stood up for you when you stuck your tongue out at the press . >> reporter: you have been wanting to do it for years. >> every american has. >> reporter: that's my ganny, loyal, funny, endearingly outspoken. she's taught us about eternal, unconditional love. her own love story began when she was 16. she met my grandfather at a school dance. >> i could hardly breathe, i thought he was so beautiful. >> reporter: on their first date my grandfather strategically borrowed a car. >> he told me i got the oldsmo biel because it was a radio and i was afraid we would have nothing to say to each other. he told the world i have not stopped talking in 75 years. >> reporter: on a visit to maine to see my grandfather, they said they knew it would be forever. >> i was 16. >> reporter: you were 16.

>> when i came up to visit. a nervous wreck. we'd sit out here. >> reporter: and talk? >> and talk. >> reporter: do you think you are really fell in love on these rocks? >> pretty much. >> reporter: three years later when my grandfather, then a navy pilot on leave from the war, they married. she says a lifetime of adventure followed. she's been devoted to my grandfather and by his side through it all. you are known for pearls. >> right sthrks and white hair. >> right. >> reporter: do you feel you somehow were with stereotyped as first lady? some weren't the ganny i know. >> that's okay. >> reporter: that's okay with you? >> the pearls are to cover the wrinkles which they no longer do. you can't wear pearls all over your face. the white hair is because i wanted to play golf, tennis swim and my hair turned as i'm sure someone else will tell you are, orange green, yellow depending upon how much chlorine

in the pool. i just decided to the go white. >> reporter: as first lady she made a vow to try to make a difference every day. in 1989 she visited an aids care center holding close those suffering with the disease. was that important that you may have helped change the citigroup pa in our country? >> i don't know as i helped change it. i hope i would. >> reporter: helping to change too, literacy in america. >> isn't that a nice story? >> reporter: she started the barbara bush foundation for family literacy which has raised more than $40 million to promote reading. my aunt doro is the honorary chairman. are you surprised she's using her birthday to make a difference? >> she didn't want to. it took a little convincing. but i'm not surprised. she believes so strongly in literacy. it will enable us to do amazing things. >> reporter: with the campaign on horizon and great speculation under way, my grandmother has an

unusual plan. >> i promise that during this next campaign season i will not talk. >> reporter: you will not talk at all? >> no. i won't give interviews. >> reporter: what about tweeting? >> i don't tweet. >> reporter: no prosecuteinstagram? >> i'm not going to be apuzing about someone who does something stupid in the campaign. >> reporter: you will keep it quiet. >> yeah. >> reporter: one thing i admire is that you have stuck up for the thing s you thought are right. and voiced your opinion. >> i'm going to stop voicing my opinion and sticking up for things i think are right, except my boy. i think he's brilliant. >> reporter: i assume you mean jeb. >> right. >> reporter: in these quiet times she finds joy each day walking her dogs along the beach. you're getting older but your mind doesn't seem like it. >> no. >> reporter: your humor doesn't seem like it. >> to. i'm brilliant. you're a good girl. you're one of my blessings.

>> reporter: she's our blessing too. filling our lives with her strength her outspoken wisdom and 90 years of love and laughter. >> so guys. we call her the enforcer. these rules for the bush children and grandchildren still hang on my door in maine. at 33 i can read things like hang up your damp towels and make your bed. which i sort of love as a bossy lady myself. i love that she's outspoken and has been a rock in the family. we are all thrilled to be here to celebrate her. one of the rules when we were little was do your summer reading. she taught us all the love of reading. she's raised for this birthday $17 million for literacy in america which, of course we are all so proud of. >> good for her. >> your assigned reading is the rules, over and over again. >> yes. exactly. i have been reading them to

mila. make your bed and do your summer reading. she's only 2, so she hasn't learned to read yet. >> thanks for the visit. wish her a happy birthday from us. >> i will for sure. >> we should mention, by the way, mrs. bush updated her book "barbara bush a memoir" and rereleased it on her 90th birthday. >> up next on trending a young boy's roller coaster of emotions as he checks out his new cast. >> where's my arm? >> it's here. >> i can't find my arm. i can't! >> that video is just getting started. and putting you on a path to greater wealth this summer. >> what's it like to go toe to toe with

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discriminated against for a job due to your race sex, age or socioeconomic background, listen up . the traditional resumé and interview is out. the blind audition could be in. entrepreneurs developed software that allows companies to vet the most talented employees from a pool of anonymous candidates. >> wow. >> companies are jumping on board. this sounds like a good idea. >> i like it. you wonder why it wouldn't happen before now. >> it's the pillars, the building blocks of a relationship. employee employer in our case on a singing showment you get started. >> fair and square. >> the right reasons. >> it's a level playing field at the beginning. >> you get the interview and then other factors. >> all the qualifications for the gig. >> it's great. >> four words you could hear a lot today, my cast is amazing. it's the buzz phrase because of this video. this boy on painkillers recovering from a broken arm waking up shocked to see the cast on it.

take a look. >> where am i? i have a cast! >> walker. >> look at my cast! >> we love it. >> whoa. >> be careful, buddy. >> lay back okay? >> whoa. do you see it? that's incredible. wow. i have a cast. that's awesome. where'd my cast go? where's my arm? where's my arm? >> your arm is here. >> i can't find my arm! >> to quote a famous movie line i'll have what he's having. >> 13-year-old walker eventually finds his arm and the cast. he broke it while playing. walker's sister uploadeded this to the web. thanks sis. >> i thought how could a parent do it? but it was a sisterer. >> you to why j. lo is being sued and fed up ariana grande fires back. carson? >> we'll start with jennifer

lopez stunning everyone at the tony awards on the red carpet. another appearance has her the target of a lawsuit. jennifer performed in moracco. it aired on tv and was too racy. an education group is suing her and the concert promoter saying the performance tar fished women's honor and respect. no comment from her camp. if convicted she could be sentenced from a month to two years in prison. >> yeah. >> wait until they have the new maroon 5 video. he could do hard time. now to ariana grande. taking a stand for all women with. on sunday she tweeted what's called a feminist manifesto hitting back at rumors she's dating niall of one direction tweeting i'm tired of living in a world where women are mostly referred to as a man's past present or future property,/possession. i don't belong to anyone but myself and neither do you. good for her. we have a first look at one of the most anticipated films

this year "the martian" starring matt damon. he presumes an astronaut presumed dead on mars after a failed mission. here's more. >> i i'm entering this log for the record. this is mark watney. i'm still alive. obviously. i have no way to contact nasa or my crew mates. even if i could, it would take four years the for another manned mission to reach me. i'm this a lab designed to last 31 days. i'm left with one option. i'm going to have to science the hell out of this. >> do you like it? matt damon pan?fan? >> i want to see that. >> jessica chastain alsoer stars and ridley scott directs. >> we have to wait and see. time for the weather. >> he opens the first mcdonald's

on mars. fantastic. that's what's going on around the countr huron. >> hi i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. a first alert weather day issued as we head into the afternoon and evening. chance of severe thunderstorms which could lead to heavy downpours, flooding a possibility as well. the areas highlighted in yellow lehigh valley poconos under a chance of severe thunderstorms which means we could see wind gusts 60 miles per hour. some of the thunderstorms could produce hail. we'll see warmer conditions as we head into today, mid-80s. keep climbing until we reach the 90s thursday and friday. that's your latest weather. matt? >> week two of the summer shape-up as we revisit some of your new year's resolutions. last week today financial editor jean chatzky gave you tips to reboot your savings. she's back to help you stay on track for the year. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> we talk about how hard it is to save. you say science might be to

blame. >> we are not wired to save. we are wired for immediate gratification, not delayed gratification. we need mind games to help . we have five. >> mind games. let's start with photos. why will photos help save money? >> it's like the picture on the fridge all those years ago of a guy with a six-pack so you didn't eat the ice cream. you feed pictures to remind you not to spend money. put it on the home page wallet the house, car, vacation. >> it's the carrot you are dangling in front of yourself. >> and a reminder. >> next you say see yourself older. >> here's the deal. the me of 30 years from now is a stranger. i don't know her. it's tough to convince me to save money for her unless i see her. now there are apps websites that help. >> you age yourself and look at yourself at the future age? >> scary, but yes. aging booth is an app for retirement are from merrill edge

that can help you see yourself olderer. >> if i do it and look at myself older it makes me go out and buy a porsche and an earring. you want to use different measurement devices. >> right. dollars after a while are meaningless. you have to the think of it in other ways sp. >> i want to buy a shirt. >> $60. it's an impulse. if you know it will cost you the same as a month worth of coffee. 30 cups of coffee. or it takes you four hours or whatever it is to earn the shirt. >> that's a dramatic way to look at it. next you are want people to sign a contract like a legal contract. >> a legal contract with somebody that will keep them accountable. a website called stick.com was developed by two professors at yale. if you make it painful for yourself to fail at saving you are more likely to do it. >> what penalty should you put in the contract? >> it helps if if you will give money to a cause you don't believe in. if you are a democrat you have to give money to a republican or

vice versa. it actually works. the last trick come up with some simple rubric to save. one of the camera men here save every $5 bill. end of the year they have hundreds of dollars is. >> you take the money out of the wallet take five dollar bills out. >> all the fives. >> he also uses this one. beer is what he puts here instead of coffee. >> thank you very much. >> if you have trouble saving we have more tips at today.com. tomorrow joy is back to jump start your diet. on thursday come can down to the plaza. turn your trash to cash at the largest garage sale ever. just are ahead headhead kwoez"jurassic world" star chris pratt pays a visit to "today." first, your local news and weather.

nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. a beautiful morning but things could change this afternoon. meteorologist brittney shipp is watching potentially severe storms. brittney? >> we are going to issue a first alert weather day for the severe storms that will move in through the afternoon and evening. a look outside right now. mostly cloudy skies and temperatures starting off on the mild side. we will push into the mid-80s but take a look at our severe outlook. the areas in yellow have the best chance for severe thunderstorms. we expect to see organized thunderstorms through allentown, lee lie and burkes and lancaster, philadelphia, south jersey have a chance of thunderstorms. we're seeing light rain push out

of our area right now and as our -- as we head into the rest of this morning, our temperatures will stay mild. already close to 70 degrees for philadelphia. 64 in pottstown, 55 in mount pocono. today's highs between 83 and 86. >> heading out the door check the roads. jessica boyington is doing that. >> we're watching a lot of volume on the blue route around 320 due to an earlier accident. we're blocking the left-hand shoulder. the next lane over one lane squeezing by 60 minute from the schuylkill to 95. today students at pennville salem county school are honoring a classmate hit by a driver and critically injured. the student at pennsville memorial high school dressed in blue showing colors for kyle. the star football player was hit by a car early yesterday morning riding home on his skateboard. more news in 25 minutes.

8:30 now on a monday morning, the 8th of june 2015. a great loud crowd on the plaza. we have lego dinosaurs and is that the american pharoah winning team? saying hello. >> what do they call them? connections? are they the connections? >> no. >> but they are famous. no question. it's not often the owners of horses become big celebrities

and they have. our congratulations to them on a job well done. >> all right. coming up the reason for the amazing lego sign sawyers. chris pratt, star of what should be one of the block buster films of the summer "jurassic world" is joining us. we'll find out what it was like for him to act opposite those creatures. >> also coming up how would you like to have more time in your day? we are walking you through things you can try in the morn ing, during the day and at night for more minutes to enjoy life. what would you do with an extra three minutes? sleep more get in a quick workout, spend time with the familier or get organize dorganized? >> we have something fun thursday to tell you about. we are celebrating the 15th anniversary of gilmore many girls with a cast reunion. the show stars lauren graham as a single mom. lauren opened up about how the show has defined her. >> it's defined my career in

that it gave me every opportunity i have had since then. i should be so lucky to be defined by this show. >> we have a lot of people who adore the show. tune in on thursday. the gilmore girls reunion on "today". >> and our sirius xm team won the press are club journalism award for entertainment news for bringing millions of listeners behind the scenes at the "today" show every morning. check them out. >> great job. we like them. they are very nice. mr. roek arer take us to the weather. >> take it to the bridge. we'll get to the weather in a moment. first of all, the lego dinos for "jurassic world." this is cool. more than 390,000 lego bricks. almost 3,000 hours to design and build. each dinosaur weighs more than 500 pounds. we have lego chris pratt as well. we have been giving away

t-shirts and lego bricks to everyone on the plaza. anybody holding one of these orange legos? guess what. you win a ticket to a special "jurassic world" screening in new york city tomorrow. alex our fine crack plaza producerer will be handing out tickets. start giving out the tickets to the orange folks. hey, let's check your weather. . >> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. a first alert weather day issued as we head into the afternoon and evening. chance of severe thunderstorms which could lead to heavy downpours, flooding a possibility as well. so the areas highlighted in yellow lehigh valley poconos under a chance of severe thunderstorms which means we could see wind gusts up to about 60 miles per hour. some of the thunderstorms could produce hail. we will see warmer conditions as we head into today, mid 80s. we'll keep climbing until we reach the 90s thursday and

friday. get your weather any time you need it on the weather channel on cable and weather.com online. now for more dino excitement. o, carson? >> it's been 14 years since fans of the "jurassic park" franchise enjoyed a taste of disaster but that's about to change. "jurassic world" is here and chris pratt star thes as a staff member for the now successful dinosaur attraction. how long will that success last? >> you don't scare me. >> owen. are they safe? >> no. they're not. >> what are their names? >> well, charlie. echo. delta. and this is blue. she's the beta. >> who's the alpha? >> you're looking at him, kid.

>> chris pratt. >> how are you? >> let's talk about how good it is to be you. >> how much time do we have? >> time magazine's hundred most influential. star of two of the biggest films last year. the lead if one of the biggest film this is this summer. you have a new kid at home. you must wake up and pinch yourself. >> no. i don't pinch myself. when you pinch yourself it's to see if you're dreaming and it wakes you up. i don't want anyone to pinch me. if i woke up i'd be p iisse d. >> want to keep rolling is. >> keep it going. >> you're in hawaii. tell me about shooting. what was the experience like? >> man, it was unlike anything i have done before. it was so great. the process of being in hawaii. we had a great house near the water. we got to go swim surf fish. the lifestyle of living in hawaii wile making a movie was unbelievable. of course being part of a movie that was essentially like my

"star wars"." my first event movie. i was 13 years old. to be in it is crazy. >> tell us about the plot. hopefully this park will be up and running. >> right. "jurassic world." jon hammond's dream is alive. 20,000 visitors a day. it's been 21 years since the events of the first movie. it explores our society and how our relationship with science has changed over the past 20 years. if you look around us the world is different now than when this movie came out. >> you play researcher owen grady. he's employed by "jurassic world." >> he works on the outskirts of the park. he's a combat veteran. he's tough, heroic. he ride as motorcycle. he has a history with claire. you know when the crap hit the fan. >> she has a different take. giving in to the corporate

demands which is good for the park but also potentially dangerous. >> she runs the corporation. for her it's about the bottom line. you know we come into the park where children are no longer interested in dinosaurs. they are not extinct. they have been around 20 years. going to "jurassic world" is like going to the zoo. the bottom line is falling a little bit. >> they wrapped "parks & rec." you started in a bit part andy. you earned it into a recurring role. what was it like saying good-bye to him. >> in so many ways it was really tf. had a great group of friends i'm still in touch with. i miss them on a daily basis. really great jokes. good writing. i loved the character. rolling three days a week. not even having showered just to play a slob was awesome. i loved it. >> how's your kid? >> family life is great.

we spent a week in hawaii. yeah. he's amazing. so smart. >> finding the balance between home life father mega star? >> i think things are about to take off promoting the movie and with work . i'm just trying to really find a way to be present even when i'm not there, you know. with technology now you can do it more and more. i'm trying to balance it. >> i speak for all fans when i say it's about time. congrats. continued success to youment. >> thanks. >> "jurassic world" opens june 12. we're back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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on her new film that will make you laugh and cry. it's fantastic. we'll chat with molly. >>

all right. we're back at 8:49 with molly shannon, the snl alum stars in the highly anticipated movie "me and earl and the dying girl" playing a single mom facing the possibility of losing her only child. she faces it with courage and the help of a couple of glasses of wine. take a look. >> you're kind nice. i really appreciate it. good good good. [ smooches ] >> okay. >> you really are kind, big-hearted, delicious, yummy,

yummy, young boy. >> molly, welcome back. how are you? >> thank you, matt. i'm great. happy to be here with you. >> when i set up the premise of the movie the way i did about a mom facing the possibility of losing her child, everybody says tear jerkerer. i want to read one of the beautiful reviews. anyone who buys a ticket to a movie called "me and earl and the dying girl" expects to cry. the surprise is the laughter. the near constant stream of wise jokes that make it easy to cozy up to the characters dealing with this wags. >> yeah. >> it's hard to have it both ways. >> it is. i hadn't heard that review. that's amazing. sometimes you need a break when something is emotional. you need to laugh to break up the intensity. our tr director alfonso gomez rajo n did a fine balance of that. >> the movie is getting incredible critical acclaim.

what you talked about and what the review addresses is why audiences -- why it's resonating with audiences so much. >> that's great. i'm proud to be a part of it. it was so fun. my character is hard. her daughter is sick yet she's coping by drinking a little too much much. she does what she can do to get through. >> so many times luck plays a role in success. your involvement with the movie came about because a chance encounter. >> it did. this is funny. i was at a yogurt store with my kids and the director alfonso was with his sister also getting yogurt. he came up to me and was like i'm such a big fan. he was so sweet. i just remember this guy seems nice. he wrote me a letterer and asked me if i would be in the movie. it was several months later. >> cravings for frozen yogurt work. >> yes. >> you are a great one for creating characters not only

dramatic roles but very funny characters. you tell a story about your snl days about mary catherine gallagher, how she almost never happened. >> it's so true. >> what happened? >> you know, it was funny. whennerer you are first putting a sketch on i don't know if they knew exactly what it would be physically. you try the sketches out by reading at the table. i read it. they were like, okay yeah. when it was time to rehearse you rehearse on saturday before the show. they put mine way at the bottom which usually they don't make it. i said i don't think they understand what it will be. i never got a chance to rehearse before the live show. they said i'm sorry, you have to rehearse it on your own. i said i have to show them what this is. for the live show it was the last sketch of the night before -- for the dress rehearsal it was the last sketch. i really showed them what it was. she was going to fall.

it was physical. she would jump into chairs. i had to show them. between dress and air you would go into lorne's office. it went from the bottom of dress to the top. i was like yes! >> when you go into the office is it like the wizard of oz where they see the man behind the curtain? >> exactly. it's like that. >> had you never done that character natalie would have had nobody to dress up as this last halloween. >> i love natalie as mary catherine gallagher. >> she loved doing it. you have a netflix series "wet hot american summer" based on a movie of the same name. people will love it? >> people will love it. it's a camp comedy a prequel to the original movie. it's great. it's a lot of great episodes. they reunited the cast. paul rudd amy poehler, janine

garafolo. >> things are going well. >> i'm happy to see you. >> "me and earl and the dying girl" opens in select theaters this friday. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

all right. we are back. what's coming up in the next hour? >> we have taye diggs.

the bacon brothers. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. change is on the way outside. first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking it. >> that's right. the clouds continue to increase and as we head into the afternoon, we will see storms moving in to our area. live look outside right now showing you the mostly cloudy skies. it's a first alert weather day for the possibility of severe storms as we head into the afternoon and evening which

could produce heavy downpours, flooding is a possibility. be careful as you're heading home from work. these thunderstorms will start in the poconos the lehigh valley and redding first, closer to 6:00. if you live in those areas you need to use extra caution. we won't see the thunderstorms moving into the philadelphia area until closer to 9:00. our temperatures today will push into the mid 80s. over the next eight hours expect to be in the 70s by 10:00 a.m. 72 by 1:00 p.m. 80 and by 4:00 p.m., 84 degrees. >> we have this just in. take a look at the fire at a chemical plant near hanover in south central pennsylvania. someone near the plant posted this video on twitter. the nbc tv station in lancaster reports the fire broke out at 3:00 this morning and heard explosions. the plant makes fertilizer for crops. no reports of anyone hurt. officials say the smoke is not toxic but they are asking neighbors within a mile of the plant to stay inside for now. overnight, philadelphia police arrested two men who they say climbed scaffolding and

broke into the window of an office building on broad near arch. investigators say witnesses called police when the pair started to throw various items out of the windows of the vacant building. police arrested the pair on the 18th floor. and today a philadelphia judge is expected to appoint lawyers for the three suspects in the jewelers row kidnapping case. the three are charged with abducting a woman from a parking garage in april and beating and torturing here. police say they wanted the code to the safe at the jewelry store where she worked. more news in 25 minutes.

this morning on today's take, actor and singer taye diggs shows us why he never lost his groove. then could this be the next hot trend in men's fashion? plus the bacon brothers, kevin and hikemichael kick off something big for summer. that and more coming up. >> announcer: from nbc news this is today's take with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a monday morning june 8, 2015. a big innereninnerenergetic crowd on the plaza. i'm willie with al and tamron.

fatly has the morning off. perhaps she's celebrating american pharoah's triple crown. >> her birthday. what happened to me? [ coughs ] man down! >> you stay there. >> heimlich. >> don't rush to do it. >> i didn't win big money. >> kind of. >> i was fortunate enough to go to the belmont on saturdayment. i bought a $2 ticket to have something to frame up. >> what did you win off the $2? is. >> $2 bet on that -- he was a 3 to 5. now i have to do the math. three bucks. not a lot of money. >> but you were there. >> if you spent more perhaps. i had other tickets. that was a souvenir. inkreb. american pharoah ran toward. here is the final moment of the race. the first triple crown since 1978. >> into the stretch. american pharoah makes his run

for glory as they come into the final furlong. frosted is second with one eighth of a mile to go. american pharoah has a two-length lead. frosted is all out at the 16th pole. here it is. the 37-year wait is over. american pharoah is finally the one. american pharoah has won the triple crown! >> so american pharoah winning by five and a half lengths. that's a wire-to-wire win. pharoah was there from the beginning through to tend. a lot of the trip crown bids lose steam. that's the longest race at a mile and a half. pharoah widened the lead. >> he could have kept going. >> that's what bob baffert said earlier with matt and savannah. said he could have run the track one more time. >> he was up against horses with fresh legs. i didn't know some horses are held out just for the race so they can be in their best shape. >> didn't matter. >> frosted was the runner-up.

didn't run the preakness. ran the derby. it was not enough. this horse is that good. the owner says he'll race american pharoah beyond the belmont. >> which is unprecedented. >> it's happened before but it's rare. he said the horse is so great the country deserves to see him. the run him a few more types. >> it's like a victory tour. >> exactly. i understand you had an exciting day. >> we watched the race at fres co's because we were celebrating. my son nick roker achieved his black belt in tae kwon do on saturday. >> yay! >> it was a gruelling, three-hour test. some of his classmates did as well. did a great job. there were seven kids three adults. it was about an hour and a half this i thought this could be touch and go. he hung in there. >> is he available for security now?

>> exactly. >> he's nick roker now. >> he wore his black belt to school today. >> have we reached the threshold where dad can david beckham dad down? sweep the leg. >> if he does -- where he ambushes me. you know, from the pink panther movie. if he hides in the fridge and jump ares me like cato did. >> does he have the signature rokerekkerer takedown move. >> the thumb. i fall for it every time. >> corrosionngratulations. >> thing. >> -- thank you. >> on a sad note, the funeral for beau biden was held on saturday. the former delaware attorney general, iraq war veteran. tragically passing on may 30 of brain cancer. beau biden's wife, their kids natalie and hunter joined by the vice president. more than 1,000 mourners. chris martin performing.

president obama delivering a touching eulogy. >> he did in 46 years what most of us couldn't do in 146 . he left nothing in the tank. he was a man who led a life where the means were as important as the ends. the example he set made you want to be a better dad or a better son or a better brother, sister. better at your job, a better soldier. he made you want to be a better person. >> just really was very, very touching. you look at what might have been. you realize the pain everybody as commented on how much can one family have to deal with after

having lost his wife and young son in a -- daughter, i should say in a car accident. it was a very sad time. >> it was such a moving ceremony. the president was great. you listen to hunter, beau's brother, and ashley, his sister speak. particularly hunter jumped out at me as talking about the moments or the days after the accident. it was beau holding his hand saying, hang in, buddy, we're going to be okay. now the rolesreversed. hunterer was in the hospital room with beau saying, i love you holding his hand. devastating stuff. >> to see his children. that's always the sight that brings you to tears and you wonder how it's explained to them how they go on. thank god they have a support system a wonderful grandfather and grandmother, mother and people around them to provide support. you know, i don't like the phrase "teachable moment" but it is a chance to talk with kids

about loss. and how in some way life goes on. that's what the president was saying. these are the beautiful gifts your father left behind. there were gifts he left that would live within them forever. >> yep. >> great family. >> it is a great family. another sports story. we had the nba game last night. the cavaliers pulled it out in overtime. somebody said, i wonder who that was in my ear. adam from ohio. >> one of our producers is from cleveland. >> and has worn the same cleveland cavs t-shirt for six or seven months at least now. >> it worked last night. >> the shirt can walk on its own it's been worn so much. the other star of the weekend serena williams winning her 20th grand slam title. how do you feel when you go on the court and you're like, oh serena.

pack it up? >> no shot. >> take a shot but you can get better playing against the best. that's the upside. >> that's the way. >> that's the ticket. >> when i take on nicky in black belt i will get better. here's serena. drops the racket, ie drops the mic. someone else who caught attention was stan wawrinka won his first title against novak djokovic who we like here a lot. his shorts were a mayerjor topic. some wonder if he was wearing a bathing suit, boxer sorts but you can buy them for $42. we researched them. speaking of shorts, tony award withes last night as well. alan cummings wore navy shorts a la pharrell. we have seen it before. alley was mesmerized by the thought of men wearing shorts and asked me to ask you guys do

you think this is a new trend? >> no. >> her words were, it's everywhere, tamron. every guy is wearing them. >> no no. it's tot ees's not. >> no. >> alan cumming, pharrell can pull it off. very few guys, myself included -- you look like peewee herman. but alan cumming can pull it off. very few guys want or have the desire to wear a short suit. >> so this is not a huge trend ali told me. >> j crew has a seersucker red pinstriped suit with shorts is. >> what would it take you to model that? >> nothing. i'm not doing it. >> we did a segment when matt wore shorts with a suit. >> he's also worn a woman's dress. >> for the show. >> that we know of. >> i would rather wear a kilt. >> you get the breeze. >> exactly.

>> the breeze. >> it's very comfortable. >> i have learned so much about men. >> very, very comfortable. we show you some scattered showers and thunderstorms stretching from the northeast to new england. tall all the way into the midwest. we have a risk of strong storms from northwestern new jersey back to memo fes. 28 million and a slight risk. 85 million in the marge fall risk. we could see damaging winds around tornadoes. more of the same tomorrow in the upper midwest. gulf coast into the northeast. we'll watch that very closely and tropical storm blanco literaturing on sore. 50 miles per hour winds. you can see the cloud shield reaching up into the southwest. some of the moisture gets in there sometime wednesday into thursday >> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. we have a first alert weather day issued as we head into the afternoon and evening. chance of severe thunderstorms which could lead to heavy downpours, flooding a possibility as well.

so the areas highlighted in yellow, lehigh valley poconos under a chance of severe thunderstorms which means we could see wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour some of the thunderstorms could produce hail. warmer conditions into today, mid 80s, keep climbing until we reach the 90s thursday and friday. that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. it's like you always say, there is nothing better than a double serving of bacon in the morning. we have one. the bacon brothers, kevin and michael hanging out with us. >> look how cool they ar ahhh look at this! ahhh put it away. this is my last chance. she sees you. she's coming. five seconds and counting. login, a couple clicks, done. what?! she was on her phone i told her to get off. i heard what you said earlier. sign up now. visa checkout. the easier way to pay online. visa. everywhere you want to be. ah joey's gonna love this. there is not enough time obviously. i'm gonna forget otherwise. (whispering) they're coming. login, couple clicks, done. wow she looks gorgeous. no she looks pretty i mean don't get crazy. hi! sign up now. visa checkout. the easier way to pay online.

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the thing is people think boys are loud and immature and don't care about feelings. but they're wrong. thanks. kleenex. someone needs one. kevin bacon is known for his roles in footloose, apollo 13 and "the following". >> his brother is a cop poser for film and tv. together they are -- >> the bacon brothers. >> thank you very much. >> we had no idea.

>> you know your names so that's good. they are hitting the road for a tour this summer. ♪ >> kevin and michael, good to see you. >> thanks for having us. >> you are touring again. >> we are. we're playing, i don't know, 20 dates something like that. >> going to be a busy summer. >> somebody gave us a list of the states. that was cool. >> how many states? >> i think maybe 8 or 10. >> that's not railroadvery impressive. >> how many are there? >> 50 at last count. >> good, good. >> how far back does music go for you? since you were kids? >> pretty hutchmuch. i'm nine years older than kevin. my dream was to play pew sick together and here we are. >> what is it like? that doesn't sound impressive.

is it a battle? >> it's a great way to come together. you have to listen to each other be respectful of each other as musicians. that's what we do . >> you have day jobs -- acting, writing music. when you come together as a band, how much different is that? as far as the different exercises. >> it's different. as a composer you work by yourself and you are in a collaborative -- i write music for film and television shows. i have clients people i have to work with. in the band we own the band for whatever it's worth. we don't want to do anything we don't do it. if we want to do something we do. that's freedom a lot of people don't have. we are lucky to have it. >> who's the better artist? >> michael is a better artist for you are sure. >> no hesitation. >> a life long amazing composer orchestrator

orchestrator, plays the cello. i don't know which hand to put the bow in. >> that one right there. >> what are you better at? >> i play a little harmonica. >> oh! >> didn't see that coming. ♪ >> a really little one. >> we set them up, you kick them down. >> oh, yeah. >> like gallagher. >> he's a prop comedian. fantastic. >> i just spectate. >> what about growing up with the last name bacon? we did a bad double bacon joke. >> that was al's. you wrote it. >> how long did you have to deal with the bacon jokes? >> i hated it. to me it was a curse. >> really? >> i made up new names for heist myself. >> like what? >> rex fraser. >> you almost did a spit take. >> my brother gave me a great gift ten years ago.

he started collecting pigs and embracing. i realized, it's kind of cool. everybody loves it. it's even getting more love every day. more love about bacon. so i go i feed love. so i will embrace the fact that it's my name. i feel good now. >> what's the history of the name? did you do -- what's the website where you put your family tree on? >> i did the finding your roots show. there was a long, long history . it's funny. when we were kids our dad sent away to a cheeseball site like that. >> coat of arms? >> spg >> something like that. >> my dad did the same thing. >> it's garbage. it comes back and the coat of arms had a wild pig on etit, of course . he said, we figured it out. your history comes from sir grimbald beechum, a great nobleman back in jolly old

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people donated instruments and kids across the five boroughs were given instruments either refurbished or new instruments. playing music is spg close to our hearts and something we actually, even in public school back then you were given instruments. mostly that's gone right out the window. it shows that kids are -- do better in school, are less like to bully. positive things from music. we are getting involved with them and tyingie trying to help in next year's drive. one of the kids will play with us at the city winery. >> great place. >> they used to give you the recorder. >> six degrees.org to learn more. >> speaking of school, we are going to play know your bacon. first question we'll ask which bacon brother spenter more more time in the principal's afcoffice.

>> is this blind? >> michael. >> you each think you each spent more time. >> i think i did. >> you each fancy yourself a bad boy. >> the school kevin went to, did you have a principal? >> no. good point. >> sharper dresser, kevin or michael. >> nice. okay. >> this is a fun game. >> which bacon brother gets more speeding tickets? >> oh. -- >> we're boring. >> i would say probably -- >> when he gets a speeding ticket he goes, hi. >> i'm kevin bacon. >> that's different from being pulled over. there is the get out of jail free card. >> bacon! >> who plays more air guitar? >> kevin really doesn't play the guitar. >> there you go. thank you. >> america's slowest growing

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today temperatures will range between 83 and 86. afternoon and evening storms expected. this surveillance video shows an suv ramming into a business in delaware county. check this out here. early saturday morning, an suv hit mike johnny's sports bar. there it goes right there on north fifth street in darby. you can then see a passenger get out of the vehicle and inspect the damage there the driver took off and police are still looking for the person. more testimony is expected today in the sentencing phase of the trial of a bucks county man convicted of murdering a pregnant woman and her daughter. last week a jury convicted marcel johnson of stabbing ebony talley and her 4-year-old daughter rmani and setting their apartment on fire. talley was 5 months pregnant at the time. the jury could sentence johnson to death. happening today, some low-wage workers at philadelphia international airport will protest at city hall. dozens of baggage handlers and airplane cleaners say they're

making as little as 7:25 an hour. we're become with another update in 25 minutes. have a great morning.

taking a look at headlines a texas police officer who wasser recorded throwing a teenaged girl to the ground has been placed on leave. he's seen pulling his gun while shouting at other young people. it took place friday in texas after police responded to reports of a disturbance at a community swimming pool. the video posted on social media didn't show what led to the confrontation. a blood test used to detect down's syndrome in a developing fetus may also identify early stage cancerer in mothmother. researchers in belgium were trying to improve the accuracy when they noticed genetic abnormality in the three women that resembled cancer. the women had three different types of cancer.

they are hopeful it could lead to a screening capable of detecting cancer at an early stage. apple is getting into streaming music. they are expected to athouns the service today at the annual conference in san francisco. unlike other sites you won't be able to get songs for free. apple is expected to charge $10 a month. if you are retired or will be soon, listen up. according to bankrate.com the best city in the country for retirement is phoenix arizona. the report weighs several factors including weather, cost of living, crime rate and health care quality. arlington virginia, was second. prescott, arizona was third. and bison on the run. four bison escaped from a farm in new york and took to the highway to evade their owner and police over the weekend. the animals were eventually captured and taken back to the farment police said there were to accidents or injuries as a result of the bison joyride. types you want to get away, al.

>> i would give a nickel for every time that happened. thank you sheinelle. for today a risk of strong storms from new jersey to the central plains. out west looking great. the heat continues in the pacific northwest interior sections with temperatures again in the 90s. that's going to spread to the east. look at this. parts of the dakotas in the mid 80s. des moines eyeiowa, 87. we have a risk in the upper midwest of wet weather stretching from new england down to the gulf coast to florida. wet weather through the four corners as moisture from what will be the remnants of tropical storm blanca make their way up into the area. >> hi i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. a first alert weather day issued as we head into the afternoon and evening. chance of severe thunderstorms which could lead to downpours, flooding a possibility as well. the areas in yellow lehigh

valley poconos, all under a chance of severe thunderstorms which means we could see wind gusts up to about 60 miles per hour. some of these thunderstorms could produce hail. we'll see warmer conditions as we head into today, mid 80s. we'll keep climbing until we reach the 90s thursday and friday. and that's your latest weather. >> thank you very much, al. taye diggs can do it all -- tv, movies, broadway. sources tell me he looks good doing it. >> he does. now he's back blushing and fighting crime in "murder in the first." he plays a homicide detective who finds himself interrogating a teenager after he went on a school bus shoot ing spree. >> they won't let me have a tv. >> i know. >> what are they saying out there? >> that you're the killer of the week.

famous. for a week. >> wow. taye diggs, good morning. >> good morning. >> as intense as the first season was, this season seems to get grittier darker. >> yeah. definitely. we are pushing the envelope. last season there was one crime throughout the season. this time we are dealing with a few and leaving it up to the audience to figurer out how one crime is related to the next. >> this was a big hit for you guys last year. averaged almost 5 million viewers in season one. >> yeah video on demand was a life saver. we had no idea. >> if people didn't catch season 1, they are jumping in tonight for the premiere of season 2, what should they moeknow? >> that i'm on it. >> we're this. >> it's just more of last season. and to be prepared for a lot of

twists, turns and some good entertainment. >> speaking of twists and turns you were at the tonys last night. >> i was. >> fantastic job. >> yes. >> great show. you will be next month stepping into high heels. >> literally. >> headwick and the angry inch. the 11th actor to take on the role. >> you did your research. >> i just read it off this. with that said, how is have you been preparing? >> a lot of words. a lot of music. i'm trying to get the tex the t in my memory. rehearsals start in three weeks. >> have you tried on the shoes yet? >> i had a fitting maybe two weeks ago. today custom fit my feet with this electronic thing. they are high tech there. no joke. >> have they started practicing the makeup? >> yes, i had a makeup test.

>> transitioning you to the role? >> what's today -- monday? torp i have a photo shoot. tomorrow will be -- i will be kind of awakened. i will be in full makeup, full -- heels, full drag. we'll see how i feel. >> it's beener more than a decade since you were on broadway. >> it has. thank you for reminding me. a long time. >> no pressure. >> none at all. >> what made you decide to get back on broadway? >> you know, it was a situation where i could not say no. only in that i have been begging you know, my agents, managers and god to give me a role where i could show off everything i feel like i can do because i'm a song and dance cat. this role has it all. you know, dancing singing, acting comedy. so i told myself i had to at

least try to take it on. and it's the first african-american. so a little bit of history there. >> there you go. i cannot wait to see it. your son walker has some crazy theatrical genes going between you and adina. >> so evolved. >> he got a little show business in him? >> he's got it. i'm trying to squash it. >> whoa! got to keep the legacy alive. >> best i can. he's definitely singing and dancing and acting. you know, doing the whole thing. >> before we let you go talking about dance, # dadjams, cute video of you with dockerers. do we have it? what is this? >> this is father hood, yo. check it out. they said i couldn't make this dad thing look good. >> # dadjam. what's this? what's the story?

>> it's for dockers. it's basically exemplifying how dads can be dads and look cool but still ache fun of themselves. >> and be good dads. >> exactly. >> fiesnice flow. >> come on. got to do it all today. >> the dad jeans. >> thanks. good to see you. >> likewise. >> season 2 of "murder in the first" premieres tonight on tnt. check it out. up next, the movie your teens will be obsessed with this summer. and other things parents should know after this. vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration.

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vogue magazine joins us. >> good morning. >> let's start off with one of the most anticipated movies. my daughter is looking forward to this. when does this hit? >> july 24. john green is a superstar y.a. author. the fault in our stars was last year's hit. "paper towns" stars matt wolf and kara delavigne, the hot model. it will be a block buster. >> john is excited on it as well . >> he had his line of fans outside. >> yes. >> that's going to be huge. >> huge in that. >> and courtney eaton. >> if you saw mad max she was one of the beautiful girls. she's been doing the one-two punch conquering the fashion world and the hollywood scene. she's scored a lead in gods of egypt with gerard butler. beautiful girl. >> music. >> yeah. look out for mister wives. maybe you haven't heard of them

yet. it's a u.s. band and they have scored a number one spot on the emerging artists shot. their debut album generated 100 million streams. >> geez. >> sold out headlining tour. they are blowing up this summer. catch them. >> and fashion. >> fashion. >> what the kids are wear. we have a lovely podle model stephanie. gingham. >> it's a pretty take on played. remember the grungy played. this is a pretty take. lots of colors. easy to pull off. mix patterns. don't wear a lot of accessories. she's wearing inexpen sieve pieces. gap, aer are opostale, forever 21. cute and fresh. >> and bangs. >> bangs yes. they are having a moment. you have seen taylor swift or lea michele with a thick chunky are bang. dakota johnson with the shaggy.

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one of the cool perks of this place, is you can eat as much cereal as you want. you can go to any line that's running, and pull a box of cereal. alrighty. we just like cereal, we make it, eat it love it, live it. (laughing) today's kitchen is brought to you by post honey bunch of oats, dedicated to delicious. >> all right. back now on today's kitchen with summer desserts using five ingredients. the author of "let them eat cake," welcome back. >> taunghank you for having he. >> you know it's a good segment when the samples are gone almost before it begins is. >> for a baker or cook you want

to see empty plates. >> what's first? >> pavlova which is gluten-free, not calorie-free. no, no. tons of calories, but gluten-free. that's great. first i take a pan and you have a ten-inch round. trace itment it's hobby time. crafty. you can do it. after you are done take off the circle and flip it over. take that after. >> don't cook the cardboard. that's what you are saying? >> don't cook cardboard. you don't want the pen mark, sharpie on the meringue. sniff it don't eat it. and it's gluten-free. >> what are we starting with is this. >> we are making meringue. add salt and vinegar first. as it gets foamy, slowly add sugar. >> all of this?

>> it's important. tap, tap it in. you want to add it slowly because if you have granules that haven't melted when you bake it you will see fissures as it caramelizes in the meringue as it cooks. >> like this. >> gentle. >> if you make ceviche you add acid to cook and stabilize it when you end up baking this. you could use cream or tarer tartar. lemon juice. until it's super stiff and you get a gorgeous meringue. >> beautiful. >> this is misessy but good. >> dump it in the circumstance. it can go outside the lines. it just has to kind of look like a circle. >> look how thick it is. >> this is pretty. you can eat it with a spoon if

you like. >> beautiful. >> i'm not your master. >> in this segment you are. >> this is a little offset. push it around so it meets the edge s of the circle. you can make it smaller, taller. you are limited to the confines of the sheet pan. you can have are a square, a rectangle. >> does it mather how thick it is? >> not really. bake it at 300. start at 300 and when you put it in, turn it to 250. if your oven runs hot 225 is fine. you want the initial blast of heat to have the nice crackle outside. turn it down so it doesn't get too golden. you want to maintain the look. >> what are we putting on top? >> whipped cream. shove it on there. >> all of that? >> a little or a lot. i'm m eringue on the block. i like to garnish with berries. you can do chocolate shavings,

anything you like. anything from the garden. >> beautiful. we should point out the blueberry ---er tart? >> free form. easy and fast. >> all the recipes on today.com. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> we'll be right back. this is "today" on nbc.

we had the great molly shannon with us today. the tenors will singer for us. the great buzz and a little bit of a surprise. >> surprise revealed at 10:00. it's worth waiting for. >> what is it? >> can't reveal it. not even to you. >> tell us now. >> as soon as we go to black? >> well, maybe. >> six, five, four, three, come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up.

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around 5:00. these will continue to move into the region by 9:00 still in that same area. so that looks to be the bull's eye of the storm that will be moving in. as we put this in the afternoon. philadelphia, south jersey expected to see at least isolated thunderstorms heading into tonight. 69 degrees in horsham, starting off at 71 in philadelphia, 67 in kenneth square. temperatures range between 83 and 86 today. an attorney representing a penn state whistleblower will announce the latest announcements in the investigation into the school's chapter of kappa delta. james contacted state college police about possible crimes on the fraternity's private facebook page. the chapter suspended after they found photos of nude unconscious women on the page. rocky the baby duck is set to arrive at 30th street station later today. the 10 foot tall rubber duckling will be looking for his mom due to float into town in a couple weeks. she's the world's largest rubber

duck 61 feet tall here for the tall ships festival june 25th. we're back in half an hour with another update.

>> from nbc news, this is "today." with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody! it's a terrific fun day monday. >> it's june 8 and it's national best friends day. so to celebrate, hoda has a best friend that isn't me but only because she met her long before. post a picture of you and your bff on our facebook page in honor of them. >> this morning's merging is "verge" by al city. >> whatever happened to doris day? a great show for you today.

find out why supermodel kate mos was escorted off a plane and where george and amal were spotted hanging out. also, the multiplatinum vocal group known as the tenors have a number one album. they'll perform their latest song for you. you know her as mary catherine gallagher from snl but molly shannon is getting terrific reviews for this movie. she likes to sip a little wine during this movie. >> she does? >> oh, yes. >> everyone now and then right before we go on the show something happens. and sometimes we get to reveal that something on our show. just a few minutes ago we learned that "esquire" magazine came out with the 18 beautiful women in america that america won't be able to resist this summer. and guess who made the list? i hear our drum roll. it is -- kathie lee gifford.

this is where you'll find her. >> number six, hoda. >> you'll find her in the gallows on july 10. this is what "esquire" magazine calls her. "full-fledged hollywood starlet." and as rig would say "it's out of control." it must be bizarre she has a movie coming out in july. it's a horror story and everybody -- i'm going to see a screening of it this thursday. this guy from new line cinema came up to me and he says "have you seen the movie?" i said "no." he said "oh, my god. it's terrifying." so i don't know how i'm going to feel as a mother watching it. because i don't like horror movies. i don't like them." cassidy has loved them since she was a little kid. so anyway, hoda and i, we're at the beautiful delmar hotel in greenwich for the first

greenwich international film festival. by the way we want you to look. >> these guys do in the a classy way. regis and kathie lee were hosting it. so this is the video of their arrival. it's like a movie. >> think cannes in the south of france. [ laughter ] there's joy. >> oh boy am i old. look at my hair. >> look at the people waiting for you. >> hoda was there waiting for me. me. >> what happened to my hair? >> your hair? you have a hairpiece in the back. i like. >> it looks like american pharoah's tail. we want to thank ginner have, when dirks colleen and carina. >> look how beautiful they all look. >> you and regis were hysterical. we were cheering you on in the

front row. >> we honored two people that night as the change makers in films. the very handsome still harry belafonte. "day-o" we kept singing. mia farrow who was not feeling well was not able to come. and you know it's an acronym giff, so frank thought the whole time it was about him. giff. >> the greenwich international film festival. >> frank looks good. >> frank looks fantastic. >> right before we went that was the big race. so exciting. i don't even care about horse racing but i was so excited. >> joel and i got to greenwich early because we didn't want to miss the belmont so we sat at the table, had a couple martinis. was that not thrilling. >> i started to cry. i thought am i crying because they we're egyptian and i love you so much or is it because it's a great story.

>> american pharoah is the first horse to win in 37 years. >> they ate his dust. >> you almost thought, like, is he gaining? that last quarter mile they said he ran faster than secretariat down that back stretch right there. the jockey, victor espinoza is donating all of his winnings to charity. >> he is? that's fantastic. >> yes, to city of hope. and the owner says he's going to keep racing his colt because he think this is horse belongs to everybody and he doesn't want to keep -- a lot of times after you win a big race it's over you're like, okay we did it, we won the triple crown, it's wrap. >> didn't you love seeing the horse getting his little bathy ever wards? i wonder if he knows? >> they said all the reporters went over and were petting him and he wasn't like -- he didn't seem like a big -- he seemed like a sweet horse. >> everybody says he is. and he's going to get his reward soon because he's going to be sent off to stud.

>> that's always weird. don't you think that's weird? >> it's weird but at $14 million a stud if you know what i'm saying. [ rim shot ] let me give a quick hello to leah. leah stills is the young girl who -- she's five years old she has cancer. she's getting better. i went back to see her over the weekend she's getting better. this just shows how awesome people are. right before i left my assistant handed me a package and said "this came from somebody who sent it to the station." there was two head bands and it was a note and a letter from a woman named odessa cohen and she wrote "i'm a 70-year-old grand mother and i ask god everyday to let me be a blessing to someone." so she said she made these head bands and they have certain colors, bengal colors and she said "god late it on my heart to make these head bands for leah." so i took the picture and sent it to odessa. >> and god bless you. >> she's such a sweet lady.

>> and hats off to kristen chenoweth. such a great talent. she was so good with alan cumming hosting the tonys. >> look how ridiculous they were. it was very shticky and very funny. she had lots of costume changes. >> she kept saying she couldn't look at herself. she said it wasn't "phone home" it was fun home. she said "i thought you said "phone home." she didn't take away the tony but she's won before so keli o'hara from "the king and i" took that. >> helen mirren won. best dreszed, too, i think. >> her first tony. her third time on broadway but her first tony. she -- by the way, she was stunning. she said that she's -- >> she's so elegant. look at her. i'm sorry, what? what? >> i could just look at her all day.

congratulations to everybody. this thursday in honor of father's day we got some lovely, lovely letters from you telling us why somebody should be nominated for "everyone has a story." but guess who's on the phone right now with us? they don't know. it's time to reveal our winner and please go -- oops no keep going. right there. it's michelle gamble and her husband luke. hi! hello! and michelle wrote us about luke who suffers from a degenerative eye disease called retinites pigmentosa. he works full time at the local hospital, is in school for business and anyway we wanted to honor you, luke. hello! how are you? and that's your eight-year-old daughter, right? >> hi sadie. >> hi.

>> hi sadie. so this condition is genetic, i understand and sadie has it as well, right? >> yes, she does. >> how are you doing, sadie? >> good. >> well are you going to come to new york and visit with us? >> yeah. >> we will see you in our studios this thursday. luke is an amazing role model and he's taught her they can do anything to fight their challenges. >> we can't wait to see you on thursday, okay? >> all right, we're excited. >> that's the line me. it's the the best things in life you don't see with your eyes. so the lyrics wrote itself. >> we have to wednesday this cute little baby pickure? have you seen prince william and kate's new baby? it's the unofficial photo. george is holding charlotte. >> and just -- oh my gosh. it was taken at kate's mom's house, their country home in norfolk.

oh many i gosh. >> he's such a little man and she's such a little princess. >> oh! >> forgive me for making it about this but when cody -- i have pictures like this where everybody does it. you've had a boy then there's a little -- the next sibling. and he used to say "mom, why do i like to kiss her little head so much?" and then about nine months later he'd go "when is she going to be fun?" which is more like it. >> i love how they shared their photos on twitter and instagram. speaking of babies -- >> last one. >> carry underwood's baby. oh many i god. this was an instagram snapped while carrie was working on rehearsal. this is isaiah at his first band rehearsal with his daddy. you can tell they were enjoying it. >> i'm so glad she's protecting his little ears. >> mike fisher is cute too. >> darn cute. "wake me up before you go-go." >> she is gearing up for the 2015 cmt awards. she has five nominations. >> and wash board abs already

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good, good good good, good. >> okay. >> you really are kind, big hearted delicious yummy, yummy young boy. [ laughter ] >> got a little weird there. a little weird. >> i watched it and said "where is this going?" hello! >> hello kathie lee hi hoda. >> i love the way she got this job. >> tell everyone how. >> i met the -- my kids, stella and nolan, they're 11 and 10 and i were at a little yogurt place in our neighborhood and the director, alfonso gomez rejon were also at the yogurt store and he said to me "i'm such a fan of yours" and he was really nice. several months later he sent me a nice letter reminding me he met me and asked me to be in his movie.

>> you would think it would be a sad story -- >> like "the fault in our stars." >> but there's a lot of humor and levity but it has a balance of both. >> it does, it's both. it's so hard to describe but i feel so proud of the movie. but right when it does get serious it's nice to lighten it up with a joke. >> well it has an amazing cast and these three young leads are just so -- i love to see new talent coming along. >> tell us about the kids. >> these kids are the best. thomas and olivia and r.j. it was so fun being around them because they're so young. it reminded med of what i love about acting. i felt like i was back in drama school. we were so excited and we were all shooting in this little house and it was inspiring to be around them. they're excited about their acting. >> and you drink a lot of wine. >> yes, you do. >> i do. >> did you say "this mother

would be numbing herself"? >> the prop guy gave me a choice. he said "what does this mom want to drink? a martini or a wine?" i was like wine. >> wine! >> a little savvy b as somebody says. a little savvy b to numb the tough time she's going through. >> off television show coming up, too, miss busy thing. >> "wet hot american summer" is coming out on netflix. it's prequel. >> that sounds like a porn movie. >> it is porn-ish. no, not at all. it's sex and romance and comedy and drama. >> okay. well, let's hear about your life. it's called "truth or dare." >> oh my gosh. >> did you ever, ever, kiss one of your fellow cast mates? >> yes, yes. >> who? >> well, i'm not going to say! >> truth or dare -- what's the

next one? >> oh, my gosh dare. >> this is a dare. do a little mary catherine gallagher, please. >> do a little mary catherine gallagher? >> not in that skirt though! >> um -- um -- >> what did i do? i'll just do -- this feels good to do. superstar! is that okay in this dress? superstar! it feels good to do that because you feel like you're stretching. >> and they love it. >> i have a -- how about if i give you a dare? >> okay. >> who wants a dare, kathie lee oar hoda? >> i don't trust you. >> hoda! kathie lee, i dare you to get up off the chair and say "i love being a woman" and then shake your booty and do a little dance of joy. >> she does that everyday!

>> okay, oh, gosh. i love being a woman. it's so crazy! [ laughter ] [ applause ] whoa! that is a lady. >> we love you. the movie is fabulous "me and earl and the dying girl" it's in theaters this friday. >> you two are a delight. >> thank you. you want to know what beyonce and jay-z did to kick back? stick around, you'll find out in today's buzz. >> and one of you is about to get a big surprise. >> you may be our fan of the week. the thing is people think boys are loud and immature and don't care about feelings. but they're wrong.

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our fan debbie miller. oh, my gosh! you've got two! >> good morning! >> who are those two cute little ones? >> these are cali and claire. >> they're so cute we can't take it. debbie, we'll tell everyone why you were chosen. after they retired they move to help their children take their of their five children all under the age of six. and debbie assures us the twins will be fans one day when they are older. >> oh, i can't. oh, they're beautiful! look at them! >> debbie we want to put your fandom to the test with a trivia question. you have 15 seconds to answer and if you get it right you win the grand prize. >> ready? >> yup. >> every thursday during our host talk hoda does something she calls "i hoda" when she shares what?

her favorite song of the week? her favorite web site of the week or her favorite app of the week? >> i think it's song. >> yes! debbie, you're going on a trip. you're headed to naples, florida, where you will stay for three night, four days at la playa beach and golf resort. >> not only will you lounge by the beach, you'll receive spa treatment for two and dinner at the resort's restaurants. so round trip airfare is included and it sounds like a great trip. >> you and your hubby can get away. is our last week and it feels like february, so terrific. >> have a wonderful time. send us a postcard, please. >> i will, thank you so much! >> those kids are so cute. are you in an emotional funk? how do you tell the difference between being blue and something more serious? >> plus, the scoop on hollywood's hottest couples in

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that was in a fourth floor classroom at ben franklin high school and we'll find out if there were any students inside that classroom at the time of the fire and no injuries are being reported that the time and there are ground crew on the way there. we'll have much more ahead during the nbc news at 11:00 and let's get the forecast from brittanyney shipp. >> we are gearing up for storms as we head into the afternoon. and here is a look at a dry cape may and we switch over to the satellite radar we see cloudy skies and fast-moving showers just pushing past burlington county and it's the first alert weather day for the storms that we expect to move in as we head into the afternoon. the storms will hit the poconos, lehigh valley first. we have storms for philadelphia right around 6:00 with our temperatures warming into the mid-80s today. sky force 10 was over a crash in northeast philadelphia just before 7:00 this morning. a garbage truck there slammed

into a utility pole on knight's road. the impact caused power lines to fall down and cause fire. no one in the area was hurt. investigators are looking for the cause of a fire. flames broke out in langden avenue at around 5:45. it took crews 90 minutes to get the fire under control. it is unclear in the house is vacant. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have more news in 30 minutes and you can always get more news and weather with the nbc 10 app.

we are back on this fun day monday ready to fill you in on the hot headlines for the week end in "today's buzz." hear what the celebrity scoop is popgoestheweek.com brian balthazar. always nice to see you back home where you belong. so kate moss, a dustup on the plane. >> i could do five minutes on this story alone. this is allegedly because the easy jet and authorities have not named kate moss. passengers, on the other hand, and some reports are saying that was her. so the news that she was on easy jet which is a -- >> not a private jet? >> in england it's like the low-price airline but real people like us use it. she was on there and reportedly was being disruptive and so when

she was flying from turkey for, like, a zen weekend, apparently that didn't last, she got to london and was escorted off the plane reportedly by authorities. they say they do not tolerate disruptive behavior. >> what was it? >> according to the dil"daily mail," nbc has reached out to kate moss and she hasn't responded? >> i can't believe that! >> the "daily mail" says she was on there and had been drinking. when they wouldn't give her vodka she went into her own bag and got her own. >> how did she get it on the plane? >> in the carry-on. >> duty free. remember you can guy duty free. >> that's true. but if you want the vodka badly enough you get resourceful. so she was reportedly taken off the plane but days before she was at -- and they didn't make arrests and they did not name her so you know, onwards and upwards. >> easy jet can confirm police met flight la la from bagram to london.

>> they don't name the passenger. everyone seems to know but cannot name definitively. >> everybody knows something. >> i look to put up a sign that says "allegedly" and i'll wear it on my shoulder. george clooney and his wife amal went to kentucky. not allegedly. >> they did. according to pictures it's true. so george clooney and amal went to kentucky for a family reunion. they're at mcgee's bakery where he loves to get these transparent pies. i don't know how they're transparent but they're delicious. they went country but she's still wearing a $3000 dress, by the way, because she can. >> even when she wears ripped jeans and a leather jacket -- >> she looks amazing. they also went to caproni's on the river. >> aww. >> and a lot of his family got to meet amal because they hadn't been to the wedding. >> or allegedly they were all invited. >> i'm guessing you're right. >> i love he goes back home. >> the thing is, this wasn't a surprise to people there because he's there fairly often. he goes, i think, almost every

year. >> to visit his family. awesome. how about the movies? should we talk about the movies? what happened? >> well, melissa mccarthy is hilarious. she walks into a room and you want to laugh. so "spy" took in $30 million. internationally $86 million. >> i'm sorry, i've seen that clip 10 times. >> she can do anything. she can be drinking -- >> just her face. >> yeah, she could be drinking -- i could laugh at her eating lunch or drinking coffee. she's a funny woman. the movie has everything. it was the movie people wanted to see. "entourage --" well, "san andreas" was number two. but "entourage" just a little over $10 million. >> what were they expecting? >> more. >> yeah, more than that, exactly. the movie only cost $27 million so they'll get their money back. however -- >> i thought it'd be like a franchise. >> the reviews were terrible.

it doesn't compare to "sex and the city". >> it was panned. >> it opened on wednesday. i thought they would get more days in the bank. >> well, they think they got $18 million when they add in the other days but when you compare the weekend box office with your competitors it was $10.4 million. >> so it won't be good for this coming week end. >> they may build on the fact that critics didn't love it but people who saw it did. so maybe people will go back. but the "jurassic" movie is coming out next week. melissa mccarthy is here to stay. she'll be building on that. >> thank you, darling we love you. the difference between feeling blue and being depress. >> then a pitch-perfect performance from the tenors coming up after this. today you can do everything in just one click even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. a single use applicator that helps you avoid contact with germs. just click it in and recycle!

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we all have those times in our lives where we can feel sad. the feelings can last a few hours a few days and sometimes a few weeks. >> but how do you know when you're experiencing the normal ups and downs of life versus a long term depression. >> here to answer that is psychotherapist m. gary newman. how are you doing? >> good to be back. >> it's a fine line between feeling crummy and being depressed. we were talking about the numbers of people who are misdiagnosed. >> absolutely. n a recent survey of over 5000 people 60% of the people were misdiagnosed and 75% of them were given medication.

>> that they didn't need? >> that they didn't necessarily lead need. if you need medication and you're on an antidepressants under a doctor's care and it's working stay on it and work with your doctor. but before you, the consumer runs to the doctor to get medication you have to consider that not every doctor who tells you you have a prescription means you have the medical criteria for depression. >> and what are those? >> how do you know? >> those become more of that functional problem. it's the kind of blue that last a couple of weeks where you're hopeless, you're not having any type of joy, there's suicidal thoughts. it's a very deep sense -- and it's got to last a couple weeks because all of us can be down for a day or two. >> especially also if you're grieving or -- >> something happens in your life. it could take months to get through things. so situational sadness is there as well. i think for sure during the depression you have to get some kind of help. but what we have to remember is

a lot of times people have such pressure to be happy, happy, happy 24/7 that sometimes they run to the doctor just because they're not happy enough. and that's what we have to reconsider. >> i think the weird thing about when you get on medicine because when you need it, when dough do you know it's other? because you're taking something that makes you feel better. >> and you get nervous about getting off of it. >> so what do you do? >> you have to do it under the care of a doctor that's for sure. many doctors will keep somebody on antidepressants for nine months to a year before even considering lowering the dose and seeing how the person works at that point. but there are things you can do for your sadness whether you're on antidepressants or not. >> okay. >> that's what's important. >> these are the blues we're talking about? >> for the blues but these are proven to help you even if you're on antidepressants. people think you take a happy pill and that's it. antidepressants work much better when you're getting the rest of your life in order. >> because the blues can lead to

depression. >> absolutely. >> so a lot of us are leading lives where we don't have regular exercise, good nutrition and good sleeping habits. let me tell you today, do you know how many -- we sleep an hour less today on an average night than in the '50s. so here we are doing more than ever before getting less sleep. you know what that's a recipe for? sadness and depression. sometimes you have to look at life and say how can i get better no tradition, exercise. >> and looking at other people's lives who seem to have it all -- >> like on facebook or something. >> you think, my life is crummy. and you file that wanchts there are studies that show that social media leads to depression. >> what do you do? >> you realize not everybody has the new car and love interest. they're not showing you photos of when they can't get out of bed in the morning. so that's a matter of saying how do i change my life? do you have something this week you have to look forward to?

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that's canadian multiplatinum group the tenors. they're known for their pitch-perfect harmonies with a signature mix of classic and contemporary pop songs. >> they're heading out on tour and sharing more original tracks than ever before on their latest album "under one sky." the tenors are frazer, clifton,

victor and remigio. so nice to see you guys. >> so nice to see you, too. >> congratulations. you're announcing today your brand new tour, tell us about that. >> goes on sale at 11:00 today. 70 cities around north america. we're thrilled with the response to under one sky around america. >> you wrote eight of them. do you get along? >> well, that's another conversation. [ laughter ] >> we need the fire to keep the house warm but you don't want to let the fire burn the house down. >> who are you joined by? >> the gotham rock choir. >> they're going to sing the title track "under one sky." take it away the tenors. >> good morning, america, we're the tenors. this is the title track from our new album "under one sky." ♪ every moment of my life is

breaking through my mind ♪ i can finally take it in all the days i felt the times ♪ when i could not see the light, i was searching ♪ deep within ♪ but now i have arrived under one sky ♪ where dreams come to life, under one sky ♪ a world will unite, it takes a lifetime ♪ for a chance to shine under

one sky tonight ♪ ♪ there are heroes all around we never let you down ♪ they will always be inside your heart ♪ take the silly dreamers to help you get this far ♪ and now you have arrived under one sky ♪ where dreams come to life, under one sky ♪ a world will unite, it takes a lifetime ♪ for a chance to shine under

one sky tonight ♪ ♪ we're under one sky one sky, dreams come to life ♪ it takes a lifetime for a chance to shine ♪ under one sky, where dreams come to life, under one sky ♪ a world will unite, it takes a lifetime for a chance to shine ♪ under one sky tonight ♪

>> thank you. [ applause ] >> that was great. >> that was awesome. >> have an awesome tour, have fun you guys. the cd is out. thank you so much. >> don't miss our favorite things coming up. >> few first, this is "today" on nbc.

okay, time to share our favorite things. mine is this book, called "gardens at first light" by stacy bass. it's $39 on amazon. just beautiful. >> if you want to fall asleep on a plane and you don't want to wear the mask you know what you can wear? these are called blackout shades. you put them on, i'm not kidding, not one ounce of light. it's like new the dank. they're perfect for sleeping, blocks out 98% of light. it's perfect. $19.99 and up.

blackoutbands.com you'll seriously start falling asleep. you don't even need the mirrored. they have regular ones. >> and he's such a sweetie. tomorrow we'll get tested. how smart we are with game show host ben lee. >> and find out what your man is thinking when we have our tell-all panel. >> that makes me happy. plus an inspirational performance we promise you won't want to miss. >> have a great, awesome, fun day monday. i'm going outside to "access hollywood live". >> then your radio show on sirius. >> tomorrow is booze day tuesday.

sky force 10 was over breaking news in just the past hour. a fire forces the evacuation of students in philadelphia's ben franklin high school. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. nbc 10's jesse gary is live on the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: there were students inside the school of the at the time of the fire and they were moved to the franklin learning center. fernando i understand this fire began in a classroom, tell us exactly what happened? >> on the fourth floor classroom the teacher called down saying there was a fire in the ceiling so they immediately started to evacuate the building. they got all of the students