degrees. stay dry out there today. the "today" show is up next. local updates in 25 minutes. >> always get updates with the nbc 10 news app. it's a free download. thanks for watching. have a great day. good morning. finally at peace. bobbi kristina brown, the only child of whitney houston and bobby brown dies after six months in a coma. her cousin dionne warwick speaking out overnight. >> she was a sweetheart. she will be missed. that's for sure. >> will an autopsy answer the question of why she was found in a bathtub? >> chrysler fined for penalties in the recall of more than 11 million cars n. a rare move the company will buy back nearly half a million suvs and pick it is ups. surging ahead. druch expands his lead in new hampshire and is running a strong second in iowa according

to a new nbc news poll. can he sustain the momentum with the first republican debate ten days away we'll talk to the party chairman in a live interview. tough landing. a plane wobbles its way to the run way before safely touching down. the crew is being praised for their skills today, monday, july 27, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. ten days away from the first republican presidential debate. donald trump making headlines with really impressive polling numbers. >> he's at or near the top of pretty much every poll you see. we'll talk about the state of the race with reince priebus who joins us exclusively this morning. first today's top story.

the family of bobbi kristina brown announcing her death six months after she, just like her mother was found unresponsive in a bathtub. tamron has been following the story. so sad. >> heartbreaking. you can see the reaction from people on social media last night. bobbi kristina brown was rushed to the hospital on january 31 and never regained consciousness. the medical examiner is saying it will take time to determine the exact cause of death. this morning, friends, family and fans are mourning the loss of 22-year-old bobbi kristina brown, the only child of superstar whitney houston and r & b singer bobby brown. the family announcing she died on sunday releasing a statement saying in part she's finally at peace in the arms of god. brown's death comes nearly six months after she was found unresponsive at her home near atlanta. a friend discovered her face down and unresponsive in her bathtub january 31.

for months her family kept vigil as she was put on a ventilator, moved to a rehab facility and finally placed in hospice care. [ bobbi kristina rapping ] >> as the daughter of two stars her life was well documented in a reality show about her father. by age 14 her parents divorced. five years later houston was found dead in a bathtub at a beverly hills hotel. soon after, bobbi kristina spoke with oprah winfrey. >> does it seem real? >> sometimes, no. no. sometimes it's so surreal that you know i still walk in the house like "mom?" >> reporter: she married nick gordon. he was often seen as bobbi kristina's adopted brother. >> we are really very happy.

>> reporter: last month gordon was sued for $10 million accusing him of physically abusing brown and improperly withdrawing $11,000 from her bank account after she was in a coma. >> now that she's not here i am my mother. i am my mother. i am my mother's child. >> reporter: just hours after bobbi kristina's death was announced legendary singer dionne warwick, a cousin of whitney houston's went on bravo's "watch what happens live". >> she was a good girl. she's in much better hands now. >> police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident that led to bobbi kristina's death. no funeral plans as of yet. >> perhaps we'll get more answers now. >> thank you very much. >> thanks. big news this morning for anyone who owns a dodge suv, ram pickup or older model jeep cherokee. the federal government slapped

fiat-chrysler with the largest fine ever in the wake of a string of recalls. the company is being forced to buy back some cars that it admits are defective and potentially dangerous. tom costello has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's a $70 million fine. add in the potential fines and penalties and it could be $105 million. that's a record. this is what's unusual, as you mentioned. fiat-chrysler buying back half a million creekvehicles it's already recalled. the national highway traffic safety administration is imposing the fines and penalties because of what it calls the company's lax attitude in notifying customers of the recalls and fixing the cars that were recalled. the vehicles included in the buyback are the dodge suv and ram pickups built between 2008 and '12. the owners of a million jeep cherokees from the 1990s will be able to trade in their vehicles for above market value or

receive a financial incentive. fiat chrysler says we also accept the resulting consequences with renewed resolve to improve our handling of recalls and re-establish the trust our customers place in us. matt? >> what if you own one of the cars and we can put the list back up, that's involved in the buy it is back program. what do you do? >> go to your local fiat-chrysler dealer. give them a few days. they may not have the details right away. two days ago the company recalled more than a million cars and trucks that could be prone to cyber hacking. today's fine and the penalties are part of the national highway traffic safety administration's efforts to get more aggressive in investigating automotive defects and holding automakers accountable after it took heat for taking so long on the gm ignition switch recall that killed more than 100 people. >> we'll put the information on our website as well.

tom, thank you very much. in the presidential race donald trump is riding the wave to the lead of a crowded republican field. two new nbc news marist polls have him at or near the top in natural and iowa critical early states well. eel talking to reince priebus about the state of the race in a moment. first to nbc national correspondent peter al kpapdexanderalexander. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. another day another new poll with donald trump in the lead. while national polls are usually driven by name recognition the new polls matter because voters in iowa and new hampshire, the first two states to weigh in on the presidential race are already paying attention. trump is hovering at the top. >> we want to take back the country. we have to. [ applause ] >> reporter: call it the trump insurgency. the brash billionaire rocketing to fist place in the new nbc poll of new hampshire republicans, far ahead of jeb

bush. and in iowa he's surging up ten days before the party's first debate with rivals complaining his campaign is light on specifics and heavy on controversy. >> he's appealing to the dark side of american politics. he's not offering slugsolutions to problems. >> reporter: trump's campaign hasn't identified a policy director and there is no mention of his policy position. critics highlight his past registration as a democrat and public statements in support of universal health care. >> liberal on health care. we have to take care of people that are sick. >> reporter: trump faces a big hurdle. 44% of iowa republicans view him as unfavorably, 53% in new hampshire. chris christie blasted president obama's nuclear deal with iran. >> as president the top priority is to protect the united states of america. i'm the only one in the race that has ale small part in that responsibility. >> reporter: trump's latest

target hillary clinton. defending her use of personal e-mail. >> the fact is that what she has done is criminal. i mean what she's tone is criminal. >> the facts are clear. i at any time send nor receive anything that was classified at the time. >> reporter: in iowa 56% of voters view linton unfavorably. in new hampshire the number is 57%. also this morning in a separate new poll of republican voters truch is favored by 18% with jeb bush trailing closely behind. most republicans still believe bush will be the nominee. only half as many with trump getting the nod. a majority of republicans believe trump should stay in the race. >> peter, thank you. now to reensince priebus. good morning, mr. chairman. >> good morning. >> to recap, and i won't go into everything since trump launched his run he has insulted the mexican people questioned the

war hero status of john mccain, called his opponents everything from stupid dummy, idiot. he gave out the cell phone number of a rival. why do you think republicans are responding to him? he's zooming ahead in every single poll. >> first of all, i think you recognize this is very early. i also think he's speaking out to people that are frustrated with washington frustrated in many cases with both parties. there is an element of that in both parties. i think you see bernie sanders at 35% on the democrat side and quite frankly, you know with 16 candidates and 16 choices, i think you're going to see a lot of people surge and move ahead and move behind. even trump recognized that. it will be a long process. i think we have a varsity squad on the field. what i'm excited about is the fact that a lot of candidates

are already beating hillary clinton in the important states. that's important because hillary clinton is at 100% name i.d. and our candidates are beating her. >> i want to get to hillary clinton in a moment. let me stay on trump. do you worry there might be long-term damage to the republican party brand? he's got an unfavorability rate among general election voters from 57 59% depending on the polling you look at. if general election voters think republican party equals trump, is that bad news for you? >> wrote think people think that. i think all the candidates speak for themselves. it is a long process. it will be 15 16 more months until november. i don't see that savannah. i think people understand everyone speaks for themselves. i'm not worried. i agree tone matters and how you speak matters. our moms said it's not what you say but how you say it.

most people understand that. >> last thing on this. do you fear an independent run from trump? most political analysts say if trump ran an independent campaign it would peel off enough republican votes to all but assure a hillary clinton victory. do you have to tiptoe around him to make sure it doesn't happen? >> i don't think so. but my job isn't to call balls and strikes but treat everyone respectfully and fairly. but certainly our candidates should pledge not to run as a third party candidate. i don't see it happening. i think even understands that if hillary clinton is going to get beat she's going to get beat by a republican. most people who run for president run to win. if our candidates want to win they will have to run as a republican. i don't fear that. i think you have seen trump walk that back it is ward the last few days as well. >> you have a slate of 16

candidates. you call them the varsity squad. many experienced, qualifieding thoughtful with policy positions. many of them are worried about getting onto the primetime debate stage. have you heard complaints about the fact that only ten of them will be able to be in the top tier debate? >> it's really clear for everyone to understand if you go back to the beginning, back to 2008 back to 2012 we had 23 debates in a traveling circus no control over moderators. we have taken control of the debates. we'll have fewer debates. we have some say over the moderators. not completely but some. we'll have a definite calendar. the other thing people need to understand every candidate will be able to compete in debate night. there is going to be two rounds of debates. there will be an early debate and a debate a couple hours later featuring the top ten. all 16 are going to be debating on debate night. it's just that i think people

understand we can't fit 16 candidates on a stage. we are splitting the debate into two heats. >> with all of the candidates vying because they want to be on the main stage does that mean hillary clinton can go about her business because the republicans are balting to get on stage? >> you know it's not bad to have a battle instead of a coronation like hillary clinton. everyone is so curious about how the debates will work on the republican side. no one is asking the question when is hillary clinton going to debate bernie sanders. there seems to be no interest on the other side. the interest on our side gives us a leg up. you're seeing it now. people across the country now one of the biggest problems hillary clinton has with americans is trustworthiness. it's why our candidates with a lower name i.d. are already beating hillary clinton in important states across america. i'm excited about what's going on.

i think the debates will be great. everyone will have an opportunity. i look forward to a really great political season for the party. >> we are just getting started. republican chairman reince priebus. thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you, savannah. >> he said we have 15 or 16 months to go. wow, we really do. >> that's a long time. >> a long haul. in the meantime funerals today for two women killed in last week's movie theater shooting in louisiana as the gunman's troubled history of mental illness raises questions about how he was able to legally buy the gun used in the attack. >> reporter: the gunman was spotted in at least three other movie theaters in the state. no word on why he chose this one. they had gone out for a night at the movies. this morn inging their community is

preparing to lay them to rest. >> it's unexplainable. a lot of hurt. a lot of sadness. >> jillian johnson was 23 a mom. mayci breaux was a student, planning her wedding. >> even has dropped their kids off at the movies. >> not thinking something like that's going to happen. >> reporter: today investigators are digging deeper into the past of john "rusty" house. detectives say he planned a rampage meticulously writing in his journal the date time and movie, "trainwreck." >> what clicked to make it happen? his writings weren't talking toward that. people we talk to friends and family don't want to lean in that direction. >> reporter: houser legally purchased the gun last year in alabama. in 2008 court records show his family had him committed against his will to a hospital in

georgia. >> obviously, somebody with this kind of history never should have been able to buy a gun. >> reporter: following the 2007 virginia tech massacre 40 states including georgia now authorize or require the reporting of mental health records to a federal database for background checks. it is not clear why houser's involuntary hospitalization didn't turn up in the federal database. >> more can be done. there is absolutely no reason we can't have all of the records in the system. >> reporter: three of the people wounded at this theater remain hospitalized. one is expected to fully recover. matt? >> gabe thanks very much. >> now to tamron in for natalie and a big wildfire out west. >> good morning, everyone. four firefighters are injured, one seriously in the wildfire that's threatening at least 150 homes in northern california. officials say the fire is only 15% contained.

fuelled by heavy drought-stricken timber. >> very, very aggressive fire. the fires are burning much quicker than normal. >> dozens of homes remain under a mandatory evacuation. a pilot is dead after his small plane plowed into a residential neighborhood in southern california. the plane erupted into a fireball sunday after going down in a front yard in river it isside. luckily no one on the ground was hurt. the pilot reported losing engine power a half mile away from the airport. it was a terrifying landing for a commercial airliner overseas. look at the video. klm passenger jet landing during a violent storm in amsterdam. the jumbo jet rocked from side to side tilting sharply, struggling to land in high winds and pounding rain. the plane landed safely. everyone on board is said to be okay. and a follow up to a story

from last week. tuzens of people displaced by a warehouse fire in new jersey have started to move back into their homes. intense smoke made the air unsafe to breathe. the scope of the damage made clear by the aerial video shot by a police department drone camera incredible video there. especially from that vantage point. 35 of bill cosby's accusers will be on the cover of new york magazine this morning. part of an expansive feature story on the sexual assault allegations against the 78-year-old comedian. cosmetic by denied all sexual assault allegations and hat nos been charged with a crime. a 2005 court deposition revealed cosby intended to give quaaludes to young women he wanted to have sex with. finally, president obama arrived in ethiopia in the first visit to the country by a sitting u.s. president. the stop comes after the tour of his father's homeland of kenya

where the commander in chief showed off smooth dance moves. a dinner held in his honor. joining in a traditional dance made popular by a kenyan afro-pop group. obviously the headline from the visit is the important of the continent and the growing economy in ethiopia. >> no question. >> the picture is incredible. >> we know he can dance and sing. >> al is here on what will be the last mild day before we get a big heat wave in the northeast. you're talking about rain in the south. >> this is in florida. to give you an idea this is cape coral just north of tampa. so much rain this guy has fish on his front lawn. >> no! >> yes. look at that. he's trying to catch it. it's from a nearby creek. made it to the lawn. crazy. >> dinner. >> sushi anyone?

we have heavy showers and thunderstorms. these are going to keep pin wheeling. first of all we have a stalled out front. we were talking last week. secondly strengthening low pressure along that front. third, you have the 90 plus degree fwul of waters. we'll be looking at a lot of rain working through florida through friday. some areas with 8 to 10 inches of rain between tampa and naples. we'll get to your local forecast ♪ hi! what happened to your hair? i got it. walgreens has all you need to keep it all under control. from a little touch-up... come on, guys! to finding that perfect finishing touch... to making memories at the touch of a button. all without missing a beat. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy.

good morning, i'm hance of more storms this afternoon. mostly cloudy will be in the 80s today. not tomorrow. tomorrow is the beginning of some very hot weather. 91 degrees on tuesday. it gets hotter for wednesday and thursday and thursday, much more humidity. steamy conditions leading to late-day storms thursday. humidity drops some on friday but the temperature right back into the 90s for friday, saturday and sunday. have a great day. that's your latest weather. savannah? >> all right, al. thank you so much. >> coming up we are with the coast guard as they search for two florida teens missing at sea. >> when you rent a car could you be in a recalled vehicle? the loophole uncovered by the rossen reports team. first on a monday morning, this is "today" on nbc.

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nbc 10 news starts now. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just a few minutes before 7:30 on this rainy monday morning. let's get our first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> heavier storms moved through philadelphia, still getting rainfall in cape may. that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. the heaviest showers at the shore, now offshore. southern delaware still seeing showers and thunderstorm activity while it's drying out in philadelphia. we're cool to start with 60s and low 70s but we'll see the temperatures warm into the 80s during the day today with a chance of more storms. >> thank you, bill. let's get a check on traffic with jessica boyington. good morning, jessica. >> good morning, vai. we're dealing with major delays on 95 this morning after those

rainstorms can't quite recover from it. 33 minutes on 95 around girard avenue. see in the southbound lanes right in here where we're seeing the bumper-to-bumper traffic. also, watching for a fallen tree on mlk drive. take kelly drive to get through the area or follow the local detours posted. new from overnight, people are back in their homes after a fire at their high raise apartment building in camden. nbc 10 was on the scene at the cooper river plaza apartments on north park drive. the fire broke out just before midnight. crews put it out. one firefighter is being treated for exhaustion. no word yet on what caused the fire. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have went update coming up in 25 minutes. of course, get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. send you back to the "today" show. have a great day. see you in a half hour.

7:30 on this monday morning, 27th of july 2015. here's the view from the top of the rock in new york city and down here in studio 1a. here's the deal. here's what's making headlines. a sad one this morning. bobbi kristina brown, the only daughter of the late whitney houston and bobby brown, has passed away. the 22-year-old has been unresponsive in hospitals and hospice care since january when she was found face down in a bathtub. her family said brown is finally at peace in the arms of god. the f.a.a. is investigating a deadly small plane crash in riverside, california east of los angeles. the pilot who was the only person on board the plane had reported engine trouble shortly

before crashing in a yard of a home. no one on the ground was lion saga rolls on. police spotted the large cat in a ravine and set up a perimeter to try to contain it. but it ran off into the woods. coming up how safe is your rental car? on rossen report a hidden camera investigation showing popular chains putting you behind the wheel of cars with potentially dangerous problems. >> lots to get to. let's start with the desperate search for two 14-year-old florida boys missing at sea. they went out for a day of fishing on friday and haven't been heard from since. sunday crews found their capsized boat. kerry sanders, what's the latest? >> reporter: the latest is that the u.s. navy has joined the u.s. coast guard in what they are classifying still as an active search and rescue mission. they are also not downplaying

the enormity of the effort that's under way here. as we look at a live picture of the area where they are searching, they have every minute more area to search because of what's known as the gulf stream a flow of water going north at 6 miles per hour. the area they are now searching exceeds the size of the state of maine. all night the desperate search went on. nbc news was allowed aboard one of the coast guard planes searching for a sign of 14-year-olds perry cohen and austin stefanos. sunday night friends and family packed the gym at jupiter christian school to pray for their safe return. >> kind of a shock. hopefully they come back safe. >> reporter: for two days searchers turned up nothing. sunday morning -- >> coast guard received report of an over turned vessel black bottom. >> reporter: the coast guard found the boys' 19-foot boat capsized 67 miles east of

daytona, 170 miles north of where they set sail at jupiter inlet. it gave searchers something to work with. but the search area is more than 33,000 square miles. that's the size of maine. >> i just want him home. i know he's coming home. i just want him home now. >> reporter: austin and perry were last seen buying $110 of gas friday afternoon before setting out for a day of fishing. >> oh he ate it! >> reporter: that afternoon the weather was threatening. the national weather service issued a warning to boaters saying they should seek safe harbor immediately. their families say the two were not supposed to leave the safety of the inlet but they were experienced sailors. >> they have been through rough water, thin water. it opportunity matter. those are salty dog kids. >> reporter: neighbors and friend jay namath is lending his support. >> we just keep on praying, man. it's so hard.

>> reporter: joe namath and the families have offered $100,000 reward. but they and the coast guard agree being on the water can be dangerous. they don't want to encourage people to go out there. there is a lot of hope that the guys are wearing life vests. of course there is a lot of prayer that this ends with a happy discovery of the boys. >> if they were experienced, hopefully they would have had life preservers and thought to get them on in time. >> kerry, thank you very much. now a check of the weather from al. >> announcer: today's weather brought to you by gilead proud supporter of world hepatitis day. >> we have a big ridge of high pressure dominating. the jet stream is way up to the north. so that allows the heat to really make its way up so the heat and humidity will be pumped up to the knot.north. we start with highs 5 to 15

degrees above normal in the plains to the great lakes. 96 in birmingham. as we move into tuesday it will feel like 108 in st. louis. 106 in kansas city. 102 as you make your way into the northeast. we start moving into wednesday and thursday. temperatures will feel like they are above 100 degrees. this is going to last right on into the weekend. good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. storms this morning and a chance of more storms this afternoon. mostly cloudy, will be in the 80s today. not tomorrow. tomorrow is the beginning of some very hot weather. 91 degrees on tuesday. it gets hotter for wednesday and thursday and thursday, much more humidity. steamy conditions, leading to late-day storms thursday. humidity drops some on friday but the temperature right back into the 90s for friday, saturday and sunday. have a great day. that's your latest weather. >> all right.

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back now at 7:40 with a new rossen reports hidden camera investigation. as we told you earlier, car recalls making news this morning with fiat-chrysler slapped with a fine for failing to complete safety recalls. >> how safe is your car? any open recalls? jeff rossen uncovered a dangerous loophole and it will get people talking. >> it should. we should all pay attention. it's easy to walk out to the driveway and find out if your car has been recalled. what about when you go on vacation and rent a car? you expect it to be safe recalls fixed. believe it or not, while it is against the law to sell a car with an open recall it is not against the law to rent you one. wait until you see the cars we were able to rent from some of the most popular companies. we are on the open road behind the wheel of rental cars. but these cars have a dangerous

secret. when air bags go off, this could happen. te if he can tif air bags rupturing, shrapnel sent flying. over 34 million of these air bags recalled. the largest in u.s. auto history. over 100 injuries. even eight deaths. are there rental cars out there now with the defect? our rossen reports team scanning the most popular companies. it's easy to see if a car has an open recall. just check the vehicle identification number or vin here. it's on every car. then enter it into a government website, safercar.gov at this dollar rent a car our producer called the vin on this ford mustang to another producer in a nearby car. >> looks like we found one. >> reporter: she typed it in and, boom we have a hit. >> recall status is incomplete.

air bag recall. >> reporter: they rent it to us anyway. >> all set. check out at the gate. >> reporter: imagine driving with your family and having no idea about the open recall. scary. over at avis we spot another mustang with an air bag recall. >> i have keys to another one. >> reporter: we trooif off, no questions asked. >> sign there for me. the keys are inside. >> reporter: watch what happens at this hertz location. we find not one but two mustangs with the recall, ready to rent. >> that car is safe and everything right? >> all the cars are safe. >> reporter: outside we have assurances too. >> is that an air bag? >> they all have air bags. >> reporter: these are good? >> yeah all good. >> we were able to rent four cars from three of the most popular rental companies with open recalls that have killed people. is that acceptable to you? >> absolutely not and it shouldn't be acceptable to the public. >> reporter: we took our results

to washington sitting down with senator claire mcmasskill who is pushing for a bill to make it illegal. >> every rental company should immediately be subject to fines. >> reporter: jeff rossen from nbc news. when we returned the car at dollar i alerted the manager. it has an open recall on it for a potentially deadly defect. >> i'm not sure about that. i will refer it to corporate headquarters and check on it. but, again i apologize. >> reporter: you won't rent this to anybody else until this is fixed? >> correct. >> reporter: at avase they make the same promise. >> can you turn off the camera please? >> will you take the cars out of service? >> can you take the cars out of service? >> reporter: they take the cars out of service to be inspected. the companies saying they ground and remove cars when they have the official safety recall notice and they had not received them. documents obtained by nbc news

show the manufacturer in this case ford sent out not one but two unofficial advance recall notices over a month ago. hertz and dollar acknowledging they received the notice but didn't pull the cars because, as policy they wait for the official notice. >> it's a huge problem. you assume when you rent a car that you are going to get a safe car. >> reporter: our investigation already getting result this is morning. after we reached out to hertz and dollar they have taken all ford mustangs out of service until the recall is resolved. the rental companies and american rental car association telling nbc news safety is paramount and pledged their support behind the legislation to make it illegal. ford has not responded to our request for comment. experts say you should go out to your driveway now, check the vin and do it for rental cars too. you can do it now. we have a link on my facebookle

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nbc 10 news starts now. i'm vai sikahema. we're a few minutes before 8:00 a.m. this monday morning. let's get our first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> vai lots of clouds storms have ended in philadelphia for now. there's a chance we'll see afternoon showers and thunderstorms develop. there you can see the clouds are around for the start of the day but this afternoon we'll likely see more breaks of sunshine. that will lead to a warmup. as far as the wet weather is concerned, the showers and thunderstorms have pushed to the south, heavier downpours in southern delaware. light rain in the atlantic city area. so look for mostly cloudy day, keep an umbrella handy. there's a chance we'll see a midday shower and a chance of scattered showers this afternoon. thank you, bill. remember you can take the nbc 10 news app with you wherever you go from breaking news and updated information to the

current first alert forecast and it is a free download. let's get a check on traffic now with jessica boyington. hi jessica. >> yeah vai, we have been dealing with rain and wet roads for the pre domdominant part of our commute. lindenwold new jersey white horse pike all lanes are blocked around white horse avenue. they are detouring traffic. you can take the black horse pike to get through the area if you want to shall safe. furthermore into new jersey on route 42 right around the new jersey turnpike northbound we're doing just fine heading into philadelphia. vai? police are searching for the driver suspected in a deadly hypothetical and run crash in philadelphia's juniata neighborhood. an suv slammed into a car last night. a man inside the car died of his injuries. a second victim is in stable condition. about an hour after the crash, the police found the in north philadelphia but the driver was gone. more news coming up in another half hour. we'll see you then.

♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up is it okay to soak up the sun? the controversy brewing over one prominent doctor's advice to go easy on the sunscreen. then running on empty? bad news for joggers. why the exercise alone may not be enough to reach your fitness goals. and renner goes rogue. >> shutting down the imf is a mistake you may regret. >> reporter: oscar winner jeremy renner on hunting down tom cruise in the latest installment of "mission impossible," today, monday july 27, 2015. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> university of arizona loves the "today" show. >> hello, alabama.

we are on the "today" show. roll tide roll! >> from ole miss on the "today" show. ♪ >> kansas city. we're on the "today" show! >> hockey moms in nyc! >> first time in new york city! >> we are back now. 8:00 on monday morning, the 27th of july 2015. can we spin the camera? we have an enormous crowd out on the plaza for this monday morning. a lot of people from out of town. they stopped by to spend time with us. >> this is a spring break-like crowd here. >> huge. >> nice and warm on the plaza. by the way, reminder come early

and often if you are a fan of country. two superstars coming in the coming weeks. fist up jason aldean on friday. >> and the 7th we have the one and only keith urban coming in. two great shows back to back for you on the plaza. >> wrangler acting up a little bit here. >> lots to get to in this half hour beginning with a check of the top stories. natalie is off. tamron is at the news desk. >> good morning. fiat-chrysler is facing a record $105 million fine over what the government calls a lax attitude in notifying customers about safety recalls. the automaker must offer to buy back a half million ram pickup trucks and dodge suvs with possible steering problems. and the owners of more than a million older jeeps with rear mounted gas tanks will be able to trade them in for above market value or have chrysler pay for repairs.

an autopsy will be performed on bobbi kristina brown, the only child of singers whitney houston and bobby brown. her family said 22-year-old bobbi kristina died on sunday. she was found unconscious in a bathtub almost six months ago in her home near atlanta and never regained consciousness. overseas nato is expected to hold a rare emergency meeting tuesday amid escalating violence along the border of turkey and syria by extremists. keir summons joinimmons joins us from iraq. >> reporter: america and turkey appeared to agree on a plan to tackle isis. we have been inside syria with a militia of 35,000 and they even have americans fighting with them. close to the front line of the fight against isis it shall is that where isis is? >> they are all through here. >> reporter: robert rose traveled here from the south bronx to fight islamic state.

there is an explosion. he never served in the military but felt he had to do something. >> i'm fighting for my country. >> reporter: fighting for america against isis. >> yeah. before they attack us. >> reporter: isis packs vehicles with explosives and launches suicide attacks. >> the biggest bomb i have ever seen was just over there. about 200 meters in the air. a big fireball. we were getting attacked. it was a suicide bomber. >> reporter: he and his comrades need heavy weapons robert says and soon. >> isis has way better weapons. i'm using an ak from the 1970s. >> reporter: that was made in 1971. it's written here. robert has an 8-year-old son. a month ago he took him to a yankees game and left him with his grandparents. >> i tell him i'm going to fight bad people and help innocent people. >> reporter: they are fighting with guns from the vietnam era against a ruthless enemy.

robert is fighting with a group called the ypg. there is mounting tension between them and turkey. tamron the danger is that the politics of the region allow isis to thrive again. tamron? >> thank you very much. a big week ahead for the world's only surviving giant pan that triplets. the siblings were celebrating their first birthday on wednesday. thousands of pan that fans are expected to attend their party at a safari park in china. let's go back to matt and savannah. 8:05. >> i'll take it tamron. what should you do if you are told to stay away from the sun but now you hear conflicting information. a lot of people lather on sunscreen before a day outside. why is one prominent doctor recommending you take it easy on sunscreen? here's nbc national correspondent kate snow. >> reporter: summer days are filled with surf sand sun and spf. but one doctor is suggesting the

unthinkable saying it's okay to step away from the sunscreen, at least for a little while. in an op-ed in the washington post dr. michael halik said the sun isn't the enemy it's made out to be. faced with high cancer rates health authorities rushed to damn the sun without taking into account the health benefits it provides. these messages are spreading paranoia about sunlight. >> we know we are concerned about sin skin cancer but to avoid sunlight increases d deficiency which can increase your risk for many chronic illnesses. >> reporter: he write it is danger of sun exposure has been exaggerated and while he doesn't suggest soaking up sun with abandon he says to go easy on the sunscreen. >> more doctors are getting on board and saying that sometimes sun exposure makes sense. >> reporter: the american cancer society said that's the wrong

message, warning that the dangers of sun exposure are very real. every year nearly 5 million people are treated for skin cancer. dr. baski says a few minutes in the sun without protection is risky. >> we know that five sun burns in a lifetime will result in an 86% increase in the risk of skin cancer. >> reporter: as for your daily dose of vitamin d this doctor said a supplement is fine. >> the suggestions in the particular article in the washington post really fly in the face of facts. the exposure to the sun in order to get vitamin d doesn't make a lot of sense when you weigh it against the chance of getting skin cancer. >> reporter: for "today," kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> so what's the bottom line? dr. natalie azar, nbc contributor. good to see you. >> hi. >> we know we need vitamin drk. what are the symptoms if we don't have enough? >> there are no symptoms. you can be disht and not know.

some people can have muscle pain. people with vitamin d deficiency the most common association is osteoporosis but it can cause rickets in children which can be a painful condition. >> this doctor says get your d from the sun. the american cancer society says to get a supplement. >> there are numerous layers of debate to the issue. one debate is should you get your vitamin d from the sun, from a supplement? there are more te baits. the underlying layers are what constitutes a vitamin d deficiency how much vitamin d is adequate for bone health? the questions have no definitive answer. >> is there a measurement standard? how much vitamin d? >> there is a recommendation for a daily amount of vitamin d. it's simple. from birth to 12 months it's 400 international units. from about age 1 to age 70 the recommendation is 600 international units and above 70

and if you are post menopausal for men and women, it's 800 international units from a supplement. this doesn't count sun exposure. how can you get -- if you are going to make a decision i don't want to get away from supplements, i want to do it naturally. is there a safe way? it depends on your skip type. very fair skin doesn't need much. darker skinned, you need more. where do you live? near the equator? the sun is stronger. what time of day and how long. i'm not a tie breaker today. this is a very heated tugs eded discussion and debate that happens on a regular basis among those of us who deal with vitamin d. >> we are not telling people to stop using sunscreen all together. >> absolutely not. >> natalie, thank you very much. up next on trending we'll see if you can tell what this 3 month old baby said to his dad that blew him away. plus we are tackling your favorite workouts on the summer of secrets. this morning when running, even

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when they turn 35. if they want to get it early he set ground rules. marlena gets $500,000 for tying the knot if her husband agrees to not touch the money. she gets another $750,000 if she graduates from an accredited university. each daughter guaranteed to receive an annual payout of three times their earned salary. if they have children the children are eligible to earn money but not if they are born out of wedlock. clearly to encourage good behavior long after he's gone. what do you think? are these too many strings? >> the incentives for bumps and benchmarks. it's confusing. >> he's putting parameters on children and marriage. a lot of scenarios there. >> he's trying to encourage good behavior. her going to get the money. he's saying if you want it before you are 35.

>> wait until you're 35 and do what you want. >> he tied it to things i'm sure he indicated responsibility and readiness for the money. >> it's something parents struggle with when coming up with a will. how do we leave our children some money and encourage good behavior. >> not $20 million. >> you leave them enough to do something, not enough to do nothing. >> his girls aren't complaining. no one else should. >> what's great about summer cold treats warm weather, the pool. do you know what isn't great? the smell of urine all over the city. >> disgusting. >> have you noticed? it wafts up. it wafts up sometimes. it seems like summer makes it worse. do you disagree? >> are you going somewhere? >> san francisco has a solution. not just a fine that you would get for public urination, but

literally firing back. urine-proof paint. yep. it's a uv coated urine repelling paint. >> oh! >> this is what savannah was doing upstairs. >> if i could invent a time machine and go back 30 seconds. >> on the left side is the normal urinating on the wall scenario. on the right is the urine repelling paint. >> how does it do that? >> magic. >> i think that's impossible. >> i'd paint my kids' room with that. >> it was an excuse to run the video. >> don't you wish it were real matt? >> no. sometimes you've got to go. >> so it's your neighborhood. >> exactly. >> we have to do more digging on that. >> no we don't. >> now a video that's gone viral of a 3-month-old baby named ben. he says some baby talk but some think he said his first words.

listen closely. see if you can hear this. all right. [ baby talk ] >> did anyone hear -- >> i love you. >> let's play the full video now. >> i love you! >> i love you. >> three monthsled old. in the makeup room we thought if you don't hear the dad nobody will know what he said. you picked it up. >> that's the way i say it. [ mumbling ] i love you. [ laughter ] >> i love you more. >> enough about your weekend. >> that's usually what you say before you urinate on a wall. >> right. pretty much. >> what are you talking about? i love you, man!

>> now to a hollywood mom getting creative and oprah making headlines. popstart. >> so much love. oprah is excited to bring her speaking tour to australia and new zealand but many fans are discouraged after seeing ticket prices as high as $2,499. one fan tweeted i would like a free house under my seat. another said if you paid $2500 for the oprah sound check package you don't need empowerment. you need sanity. you get a meet with oprah preshow cocktail party. oprah's defense, there were cheaper tickets priced at $104 that sold out immediately. everybody is jumping at the chance to see her. kate hudson is one of the coolest moms out there. she shared a glimpse of how she and ryder pass time at the airport. ♪

yeah a little dancing in the airport like nobody's watching. there's your pop start today. >> so cute. >> thank you so much. al can you handle the. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. storms this morning and a chance of more storms this afternoon. mostly cloudy. we'll be in the 80s today. not tomorrow. tomorrow is the beginning of some very hot weather. 91 degrees on tuesday. it gets hotter for wednesday and thursday and thursday much more humidity, steamy conditions leading to late day storms thursday. humidity drops some on friday but the temperature right back into the 90s for friday saturday and sunday. have a great day. that's your latest weather. savannah? >> i'm sorry. >> i love you! >> i love you, too. my fault.

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how can one foot in front of the other turn into a $3 billion industry? >> with a workout routine by doing higher intensity, higher impact activities we can get a more efficient work out in a shorter amount of time. >> reporter: while running is a good work out there is a demand for a more well rounded work out. 26.2 just isn't enough anymore. >> we have learned it's not just all about being just a runner. it's about the extra element to both the muscle mass and strength. we are creating a well rounded athlete. >> reporter: mood lighting and music pumping headline barry's boot camp in new york city which combines running and weight lifting intervals for an all around work out. >> it's a good pick me up. good for your psyche and body. >> reporter: obstacle courses are hot these days. spartan races, tough mudders, rugged maniac. the hard work hidden in the

course itself. a five or ten-mile race decorated with rope climbing wall jumping, javelin tossing, burpees. by the time you cross the finish line you have worked every muscle in your body. let's do another lap! >> it gives us community, pushes people to perhaps do certain activities they may not have done on their own. >> reporter: thanks to you, running, for inspiring the next generation of athletes who couldn't have done it without you. so there you go. a burpee or two. look fun? >> i knew they were coming. if you are a runner and you want to add to your workout. >> just target body parts you're not using. when running you use your lower body. find ways to improve the core upper body a boot camp class, barre, dance classes like zumba. these target all different muscles in the body in addition to running. so you can get a full body workout. >> a lot of people can't afford these classes or maybe they are

traveling. >> so good work out. run 30, 40 minutes a day. less? >> less. >> to this. we put up four strength training exercises that are good full body exercises. push ups, squats slow mountain climbers and tricep dips. run for 20 minutes, 20 push ups, run for two minutes, 20 push ups. that's a great way to get upper and lower body. the next day do tricep dips or squats. you are still outside. you don't have to go to a class and incorporate all different muscles. >> i feel like that would be a harder workout to do the run and these things along the way. >> you can do what you enjoy the way you enjoy it. >> thank you so much. yoga is not just for relax. the new ways to add it to your work out. that will be my speed. carson? >> we have oscar winner jeremy renner hanging out, having some coffee. we'll get him awake. >> right.

>> ready to rock and talk "mission impossible." first, your local news and weather.

nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm chris cato. 8:26. let's see if there's any rain on the radar still. your first alert forecast here with meteorologist bill henley. >> there are a few spots on the radar but you won't find rain falling at this time in the pocono mountains. storms rolled through earlier, now it's just mostly cloudy skies for lake walnut. that's a live view. clouds will be breaking for sunshine this afternoon but not a lot of sunshine. pennsylvania is dry but we're still tracking some showers and some heavier downpours in southern delaware, scattered light showers moving offshore of atlantic city. clouds will thin out for limited sunshine today, but the cloud cover around will be into the 80s this afternoon and a chance we'll see some scattered showers

and thunderstorms. the monday morning rush looks like it's exactly where it should be at this time. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> you are exactly right. happy monday everybody. we're back to work today and we will give ourselves extra time before we head out the door because we have at least a half hour trip on 95. around girard avenue parts of the schuylkill expressway are starting to see that volume into the center city area. mass transit delays as well. septa's norris town 422, 10 minute delays newark 13 minute delays and 10 minute delays for patco. police are investigating a home invasion and shooting that happened around 5:00 this morning on oakmont street in tacony. police say two armed men broke into the home, shot a man in the shoulder and took off. the victim is in critical but stable condition. it's unclear if the intruders took anything. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with another update. have a great morning.

♪ [ cheers and applause ] 8:30 now on a monday morning, july 27 2015. big boisterous bouncy crowd out here on the plaza. it is going to go up very high on the old mercury this week. >> yes, it is. ready? >> yes. [ singing theme from "mission impossible" ] >> time for the newest installment of the "mission

impossible" franchise, "rogue nation." jeremy renner was in the last movie as well and he's here to talk about it in a few minutes. >> and my fiancee siri is here with an original recipe kicking off sweet treat week. it's not key lime pie, matt. but that could happen. >> sir baking is a good thing. where is al? there you are. >> wrangler we were sent out to find him. what's going on now for today? we have a risk of strong storms in the northern plains. sunshine along the west coast. more wet weather continuing in florida. not going anywhere. in fact as we look at tomorrow oh my golly, more rain in florida. some areas could pick up up to ten inches along the west coast. risk of strong storms in the northern central plains and the temperatures start rising in the pacific northwest as well.

getting in the low to mid 80s this week. we'll see temperatures in the upper 90s. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. storms this morning and a chance of more storms this afternoon. mostly cloudy. we'll be in the 80s today. not tomorrow. tomorrow is the beginning of some very hot weather. 91 degrees on tuesday. it gets hotter for wednesday and thursday and thursday, much more humidity, steamy conditions, leading to late day storms thursday. humidity drops some on friday but the temperature right back into the 90s for friday, saturday and sunday. have a great day. don't forget. get your weather any time you need it at weather channel on cable or weather taum.com online. mr. matt lauer. >> two time oscar winner jeremy renner one of the stars in "rogue nation" n. the fifth installment of the action packed franchise renner's character is

racing to find tom cruise's ethan hunt before the wrong people do. >> i thought you said you could find him. >> i said i could locate him. you have to find him. >> right. >> found him. >> oh man. >> it's a high speed chase. you just had to get the 4 by 4. >> don't blame me. >> you just had to have it! >> it has a bad turning radius as well. jeremy good to see you. welcome back. >> that was awful. >> i saw this friday night. from the opening credit sequence to the closing credit sequence this thing picks you up and takes you on a ride. it never stops. >> it doesn't stop. it's pretty great.

really great. there are funny bits that help cut the tension, you know. >> a little humor in the right places. i was concentrating on the plot but a few times during the movie all i could think was this had to cost a fortune. >> i don't know man. i didn't pay for it. >> it's got all the toys exotic locations, the gadgets we've come to love in "mission impossible." is it a blast to make? >> yeah. familiar people great people. great people who love what they do great at what they do. with the movie, we never knew it would happen today in day out. that's how the movies are shot. the continuity of what you know "mission" to be you have no idea what to expect. i had no idea when i saw the movie how it would turn out. >> is it true the director holds plot elements back so you don't know certain things? >> i don't know if he does it on purpose. all i know is i show up here's the scene for today.

okay. learn it go for it. >> i read that they didn't trust you enough. >> probably not. you know more than i do. >> leave the plot to other people. so tom cruise does a lot of his own stunts. >> he did them all wraeyeah. >> you have done a lot of action. was there one particular stunt he did when you look at the movie you wish you had the chance to do? >> no. i was never jealous. i was so happy to go to craft services and get a donut while they were doing burpees at 5:00 in the morning. if i were required to it would have been fun. i'm okay not doing stunts. >> it's your second time working with him, right? >> yeah. >> what's it like? does he own the set when he walks on? >> this time he was around a bit more. he had a lot of training to do for the first sequence in the "ghost protocol" movie. that side of the movie is separate from us. we were together a lot in this one. it was fun. he has a big voice as a producer

on it and the star. but he commands greatness from everybody in a very fun way. >> i was thinking about you last night when i was looking at notes for the movie and knew you were coming on. >> i'm glad you were looking at notes. >> i was just lying there thinking of you. let's get back to the al roker thing. i love you, man! you were ton show when you were just starting. >> right. >> now i look at "mission impossible," "the avengers," the bourne movies another avengers. has this exceeded your expectations -- where your career has gone? >> yeah. you can't think about it. i enjoy every moment as it comes. i feel bless and honored to work. i enjoy what i do. >> you are getting some of the best roles in some of the best movies. not to say we were there at the beginning. we are thrilled for you. >> thank you. >> congrats. >> i appreciate it. >> good to see you.

"mission: impossible - rogue nation" opens friday. it is a thrill ride. coming up siri shows you how to turn your favorite fruit into a great treat. and meet the trans gender former navy s.e.a.l. running for congress. lots to get to. first, this is "today" on nbc.

8:39 now. caitlyn jenner getting a lot of attention now but she's not the only trans gender american breaking new ground. >> the former navy s.e.a.l. setting her sights on congress. >> reporter: pounding the pavement she isn't your typical candidate. >> i'm running for u.s. congress. >> reporter: kristen is built like a navy s.e.a.l. because she was one. >> i don't know if you notice i'm a little different, too. >> we're all different. >> reporter: kristen was chris, part of the elite all male

s.e.a.l. team 6 with a bushy beard and broad shoulders. >> what did you see in the pictures? >> i see a fighter. i see a patriot. >> reporter: a patriot who showed up for work at the pentagon one day in a dress. >> some people thought it was a party or something. i went from being a navy s.e.a.l. with medals bearded hero guy to walking in with a dress on and long hair. >> reporter: now a new campaign for the country. >> want to defend your country. >> reporter: retired after 13 deployments she's taking on one of the top democrats in washington. steny hoyer in a seat he's held for 34 years. >> what they are doing doesn't make sense. >> reporter: beck had few fighting words when we met at a restaurant in her district. how would you rate him on his handling of lgbt issues? >> he's great. but the lgbt community, are you

telling me the entire community is that shallow they only care about their own rights? >> reporter: the year that trans gender. >> you're going to dress like a lady? >> my whole life i have been dressing up like a man. >> reporter: has transcended. >> we are all different. >> reporter: the pentagon is poised to allow the estimated 16,000 trans gender troops to serve openly. what do you say to skeptics who say this is going to be difficult. >> there is nothing too difficult for the american people. we can do anything we put our minds to. >> reporter: beck hasn't held back criticism of trans gender celebrities from chelsea manning to caitlyn jenner when she went from the wheaties box to "vanity fair" cover. >> caitlyn jenner has star power. if she sets a good example it looks good and brings good credit upon all of us. if she does it poorly it affects us on the street. >> reporter: now from the back of her black pickup truck she's continuing her campaign. >> i will be fighting. this is where i need to be.

we need patriots veterans. no strings attached and no fear at all. >> reporter: while this former navy s.e.a.l. said her toughest struggle was to be herself she's a candidate with nothing left to run from and everything to run for. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> reporter: for "today" kristen welker nbc news maryland. >> tough race in the district. >> no question. >> we'll keep an eye on it. >> coming up next "today" food and a new use for your muffin tins. siri is cooking up a special sweet treat. first on a monday morning, these messages. this is "today" on nbc. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected.

restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

we are back at 8:44. the best part of any meal, dessert dessert, of course. we have tasty summer treats. we start with siri pinter of

siriously delicious.com starting out with muffin tin fruit pies. four words i love all together. >> who doesn't love an individual sized dessert. >> we all want to eat the whole pie. >> that's true. now you can have three. >> not a lot of ingredients. >> we have blue it is berries, butter sugar, cinnamon corn starch and store bought pie crust. >> you can make your own or do store bought. >> we mentioned the peanut gallery is down stairs the taste testers. are you eating already? >> all right. here we have blueberries cooking. we'll add cinnamon and butter. and sugar. the important part is we are going to add two pints of blueberries and let it cook five or six minutes and at the end add the third pint to keep some of them whole and plump. >> so it's not just liquid. >> i see other fruits here. >> if you don't like

blueberries, you can use blackberries cherries. use fresh, not frozen. i mean you can do frozen too. i cheat at home. so i have a tablespoon of corn starch and a tablespoon of water. whisk it together. add it back into the berries. that will thicken the sauce. we'll cook it for another two or three minutes. >> okay. >> then let it cool. >> all right. >> while that's thickening and cooling i will grab the store bought pie crust. i come from a very long line of dutch pie bakers. they would kill me for using store bought. >> what would they think if they saw it? >> i'm sorry, betsy. i'm a mom of three. wrote want to be -- >> i have to tell you. i couldn't do this. >> you can do it. this is simple. it's delicious. we'll use a cookie cutter. you can use a tupperware or a

large glass. >> okay. >> we'll cut out the rounds. this is about four and a half inches. we'll use the bigger one first. >> okay. >> and a smaller one later for the top. >> okay. >> i have our muffin tin. i fwreesgreased it earlier. i will grease it more. do you want to help? >> of course. i thought you would never ask. here we are baking like we always do. >> aren't you proud of savannah. >> fantastic. >> unbelievable. >> this is the hard part. look i already broke mine. >> use your fingers to put it back together. no one will know. we have the filling. we'll add it. let it cool. >> room temp or put it in the fridge? >> you could probably put it in the fridge to speed up the cooling process. >> okay. make it look really home made. now we'll let this chill in the

fridge for a little bit. >> okay. >> you can do a savory version and make little chicken pot pies. >> good idea. >> you should do that carson. make me dinner tonight. >> i'm having a little communication issue. did she say pizza tonight? >> now we'll use the smaller one. we have more pie crust. >> use the smaller one for the topper. >> i made a mistake. chill the pie crust first. then add the filling. >> got it. okay here. >> all right. all we want to do is take a knife and make a slit in the top to air out the crust so they don't explode in the oven.

>> you can make the pie filling in advance and do the pies later if you want to. >> that's a shocker. >> i do my research. >> you can do it with a fork or whatever. >> we bake them in the oven for -- let's see. 400. >> for how long? >> for, like 25 -- >> an hour. >> 30 minutes. >> 25 to 45 minutes, until the alarm goes off. >> until the fire department shows up. >> we're trying to figure out how carson doesn't weigh 500 pounds. >> i'm on my way. >> usually i send them to work with him. >> we have never seen them. i think he's eating them on the way in. >> i give them to the crew. it's delicious. it is.

>> a little bit of ice cream. whipped cream. >> if you wanted to make your own dough would it take a lot of time? >> it doesn't take a lot. i have done it before. the recipe is on the web if you want to make your own. >> my cousin betsy will make it from scratch at home. >> does anybody know where we keep the forks? >> behind you. >> in the little -- >> right there. >> here's a big one. >> anyway whatever. >> i'm eating it like this. >> here they are. forks. here you go. >> pick it up and eat it. >> it's like a mcdonald's hand pie. >> this drawer has duct tape in it. this is not like everybody else's kitchen. >> siri, come back next week with the chicken pot pies also.

>> okay. i'll get that recipe. >> delicious. >> today.com/food. >> don't talk with your mouth full. >> i can hear you, al. i can hear your commentary. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. look at these

from siri to carson in the orange room. >> making pot pies.

>> all month long today's parenting team has been sharing tips for the summer. here are the top contributors of the month. let's give them more love than that. excellent job. we are wiping the slate clean. it's time for a new challenge. we want your back to school advice from preschool to college. share your best tips and stories with the "today" parenting team. anybody can sign up to contribute. go to today.com/parenting to join. back to you. >> carson thank you very much. time to find out who's celebrating a birthday today. hey, willard. >> new york is where the action is. that's why efb loves the "today" show and they love to visit. eleanor daughtry 100 years old today. she likes to sing in the choir. from coral gables in the great state of florida hazel yates is 100 and loves scrabble. lawrence caldwell handsome

fellow from taylorville in the great state of illinois. he's been a chef for 75 years. cooks up a mean omelet. happy birthday. that's great. 100 years old today. henderson's pride and joy, irby lapington makes the greatest chili in the world. try it and you will thank me. we wish him a happy birthday. he's 100 today. he's a really great chef. i hope you like chili as much as i do. he knows how to make it irby. back to new york where they love chili. >> we love it. >> even in the summer. >> also like chocolate chip cookies. >> the world's greatest chocolate chip cookie recipe. >> we are testing it out. they have one key ingredient. >> chocolate chips. >> no. >> different. >> will they reveal it? >> and american authors will be

here. and the 25th"law & order".

nbc 10 news starts now. >> good monday morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> tracy, it was a stormy start first thing this morning and we're looking at clouds and just a few showers in southern delaware at the shore. cloudy skies over center city. we get some breaks of sunshine and warm into the 80s this afternoon. umbrellas still going up to the south but those showers are

moving off shore and then just a chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. 77 now in northeast philadelphia, 75 at philadelphia international with thinning of the clouds 80s this afternoon, scattered showers today, we'll be done by tomorrow. >> philadelphia police are looking for the driver of an suv involved in a deadly hit and run. the crash happened around 10:30 last night near luzerne in juniata. the driver of a mazda died and the passenger is in the hospital in stable condition. investigators did find the suv in north philadelphia about an hour after the crash but they have not found the person behind the wheel. people are back in their homes in pen socken following a fire at their high rise apartment building. nbc 10 on the scene on north park drive. that fire broke out just before midnight. crews put out the fire. one firefighter is being treated for exhaustion. today the exson-in-law of former pennsylvania governor tom corbett expected to stand trial

for a second time on theft charges. joe gibson was a police narcotics officer in 2013 when accused of taking money from a car. prosecutors say the money was planted as part of an internal affairs investigation. now a judge declared a mistrial in the case last october. we'll have another update in 25 minutes and always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app when you're on the go, download it. it's a free download. now back to the "today" show. i'm tracy davidson. thanks for watching. iran keeps their nuclear facilities.

military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

this morning on "today's take," american authors "go big or go home" with a live performance. and "law & order" hitting a major milestone. and the recipe for the perfect chocolate chip cookie. that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" for a monday morning i'm al with tamron and jenna bush hager who is helping out. willie and natalie are off today. have a good weekend? >> good weekend. you? >> i was in georgia for my

wife's family reunion. >> how hot was it? >> 95 degrees. but the food was good. >> did you eat well? >> sweated a lot. ate a lot of foods. >> you're looking beautiful. i saw'p you this morning and said, oh, it's the finish line. that's easy for me to say. i'm not in >> it is. i have to say with my first child she came in a week from now. i'm 36 weeks. she came at 37. any week now. but with this one i'm okay if she stays in there longer. i already have one. you know? she's a lot. >> but she's coming. >> this child will come. >> the finish line is the start of the next marathon. >> a lifetime of work. >> one of the producers at msnbc had a baby -- he and his wife. they have not named the child, born 24 hours ago and there is research out that you should have a name picked out and introduce the baby to its name immediately. >> really?

>> there is development -- you have more things on the mind like who are y'all? it's not dark and warm anymore. >> i didn't name mila for about two days. >> really? >> we thought she was a boy. you were the only one who predicted -- >> you don't have a backup name? >> we did. but i had a c-section, my blood pressure spiked. ile really couldn't think. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> do you have two names picked out? >> one picked out. but we haven't settled on it 100%. >> all right. >> don't tell anybody. >> i won't. >> my mom is like i don't want to know. you don't want to hear the reactions. >> tonight tell us. last night a lot of people started to wind down from dinner. and the news came out of bobbi kristina brown passing away after weeks of speculation on

her health and her condition yesterday. the family confirmed that after six months of unresponsive health conditions. she's only 22 years old. she was rushed to the hospital january 31 after being found in her bathtub in her home outside of atlanta. apparently she never regained consciousness despite conflicting reports of her condition. she was the only child of bobby brown and whitney houston who, of course, died also in the bathtub in 2012. the houston family released a statement saying in part she's finally at peace in the arms of god. we once again thank everyone for their tremendous amount of love and support during the last few months. there was an overwhelming response of grief and compassion. but oprah winfrey, the houston family think she's finally at peace. since her mother's passing she had turbulent sadness in life. >> you got the sense even before

that. this was a really difficult childhood and young adulthood for this young woman. unfortunately didn't seem she had a lot of people in her life that could help her. >> her death is being invest investigated. there is an autopsy planned as well. in the end, it's one of the stories we all watched play out. you pray for a different ending. >> 22 years old. >> a baby. >> any time a 22-year-old loses her life it's heartbreaking. >> yes. >> we have a different note. >> yeah. here's something we all -- we work in newsrooms -- can relate with. did you know it takes 25 minutes to get back to your original task after an interruption? >> so it shall. >> say you look at twitter. you're writing a script, trying to write an e-mail. you look at twitter or somebody

says, hey, al, what's going on, man? 25 minutes to get back. >> all the time. >> tooung that's true? >> absolutely. >> it takes that long? >> easily distracted. it leads me to something else and something else and then, oh, wait. i was trying to do this one thing. for me -- >> i agree. that's according to a professor who did this study where he found that it takes that much time. also says it increases stress which i found. you know you get an e-mail and it's a stressful e-mail and you're doing something. in your home you're doing an activity and you end up in the kitchen like, why am i here? what am i doing?w4[w >> i have been distracted like where is my cell phone my keys when i used to drive. then you look in the refrigerator and your keys are in there or your cell phone is in your hand because -- where's

my cell phone? >> how many times have you been on the phone talking and you're saying, i can't find my phone. listen, i have to hang up. i can't find my -- and somebody on the other end will say what are you talking to me on? >> so embarrassing. >> this happened this weekend to me. i believe in it's a great excuse for my behavior. i was wearing my sunglasses on my head and i said i can't leave. you get frantic when you're stressed. i can't leave! where are my sunglasses. he said, are you kidding? >> on top of your head. >> on your head. >> do you know what's good for that? chocolate chip cookies. >> it cures everything. >> it does. even if it doesn't, who cares? we have now, ladies and gentlemen, if you are in the kitchen, you're distracted by something else come to your television. >> put your sunglasses down cell phone down. >> this is going to change your life. it's the perfect cookie.

the website chef has found the perfect ingredients. using chocolate chips, big mistake. they won't spread throughout the dough when they bake. chop the chocolate so it spreads evenly. >> an entire chocolate bar. >> yes chopped up. >> why do they say that? >> they tested it. cookies are crumblier when the dough is undermixed. >> tamron, you love to cook. are you a baker? >> you know, i learned to do both at the same time. i do. but most cooks say they are bad bakers. i'm a better eater. >> people say that. i'm a good eater. >> mm. >> it's good. >> it's good. i don't know if it's the best chocolate chip cookie i have had. >> it's hard to make that claim. >> it's the best one i'm eating

right now. there you have it. >> it's the best one i have had this monday. >> the best one. >> i think it's absolutely delicious. >> i feel like i'm on top. >> you're like a scientist. >> the distribution of the chocolate. >> we have our band over here american authors. each trying a chocolate chip cookie. tell me if this is the best one. >> go for it. >> all right. >> i love it. >> you like a crispy cookie. >> i don't have a beer to go with it. >> al, what's your favorite cookie? >> oatmeal raisin. >> the brand. >> oh. i cannot say. >> chips ahoy? >> let me think. i can't do two things -- was i distracted? >> weather! >> we are looking at he havier thunderstorms. severe weather in the northern plains today. bismark, rapid city.

fwus gusts of 75 miles per hour. isolated tornadoes. in florida, crazy rain. holiday, florida, 11 inches of rain over the weekend. we may see another 8 to 10 inches of rain because we are watching a stalled out front not going anywhere. plus a strengthening low pressure system. plus, look at the gulf moisture. 90-plus- 90-plus-degree water temperatures could lead to ten inches of rain between tampa and naples over the next five days. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. storms this morning and a chance of more storms this afternoon. mostly cloudy. we'll be in the 80s today. not tomorrow. tomorrow is the beginning of some very hot weather. 91 degrees on tuesday. it gets hotter for wednesday and thursday and thursday, much more humidity, steamy conditions, leading to late day storms thursday. humidity drops some on friday but the temperature right back into the 90s for friday, saturday and sunday. have a great day.

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>> this is american authors. good to see you. good morning. >> good morning. >> go big, go home. the same positive feel-good vibe that we have come to expect. can't let us down. keep us happy forever. >> always keeping you happy. >> do you know -- do you feel it that, you know, this could be big? this could do well? >> not at first. >> wow. >> at first it is never like that. it's bizarre because you are taking different pieces and putting them in one song. it's usually not until like a week or two later that we get the feeling that, hey, we might have something special. this is cool. >> i like that the two of you were jamming out to your own music.

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well, not to be a debbie downer or anything, but all that summer fun you're having can take a toll on your body. >> before you kick back at the pool there are hidden side effects you should know about. here to explain is nbc news medical contributor dr. natalie azar. good morning. >> good morning. >> go through the list. >> teach us. let's start with the chlorine in the hair. i'm a blond. >> yes. >> so -- we can go there. are you ready? >> which part? >> chlorine in the hair. >> okay. we'll start with chlorine in the hair. it happens with fair skinned, lighter haired people. it's not that dark haired people tonight absorb chlorine. we do, but the pigment change doesn't happen as much. we think the chlorine is mixing

with metals causing a reaction to turn the hair green. a couple of tips i thought were useful is to go into the pool with already wet hair. if you think of it simply dry hair is a sponge. the drytrier the hair drier the hair you will absorb more chlorine and get more of that effect. putting coconut oil or conditioner in to seal and prevent more water absorption and most importantly, as soon as you get out rinse off with clean water to rinse off the chlorine and there are specialty shampoos you can use. >> summer vacation time, people think of vejing out giving your body a break from activity. >> do you exercise on vacation? >> no. >> i do. walk or do a more fun exercise. >> exactly. i still exercise when i go on vacation. do i get up at dawn and get the

same intensity work out as at home, no. that defeats the purpose. the issue came up because of an interesting study that specifically looked at what happens to muscle mass when you immobilize a leg for two weeks. >> don't exercise at all. >> it's not generalized to a vacation scenario but it was interesting. they found young men in their 20s who had the leg immobilization lost 28% of muscle mass. older men lost 20%. >> over what period of time? >> two weeks. and it took them longer to regain the muscle than to lose it. you break it town faster than building it up. maintaining activity, especially resistance training during vacation so you don't play catch-up. >> doing something. >> tamron's favorite, flip-flops. >> we are both from texas. we wear flip-flops. >> i wear flip-flops. i think i developed plantar fasciitis from my flip-flops and

i switched to a different show and it went away. these aren't okay. they are brandless. it is a soft rubber. really specifically something called the bend test. if you can do this and your shoe bends more than 90 tigers indegrees in the middle, not good enough support. the american societyd0jt podiatrists recommends a soft leather that will mold to your foot, arch support and most importantly a strap so your foot -- >> what if they can bend? sandals probably bend but they have straps. >> then apparently, according to to a podiatrist the clamping down in the front will cause problems, plantar fasciitis. >> and five-inch heels. that's a more painful segment. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> i will reduce the number of flip-flops i own. coming up, we are celebrating a big anniversary. 25 years of "law & order"."

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nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning, tracy. we saw showers and thunderstorms to start with. they're quickly pushing offshore, cape may is starting to dry out as a cloudy view from the lafayette hotel. the last rainfall at cape may is offshore though still a steady rain in southern delaware. a chance we'll see a shower this afternoon, possibly even a thunderstorm as temperatures climb into the 80s. 75 now in philadelphia trenton, wilmington at 75 degrees. occasional breaks of sunshine will push our temperatures into the low to mid 80s. police are searching for the driver suspected in a deadly

hit-and-run crash in the juniata neighborhood. an suv slammed into a car at east luzerne and i streets last night. a man inside the car died of his injuries. a second victim is in stable condition. about an hour after the crash police did find the suv in north philadelphia but the driver was gone. police will continue their search today for two sets of suspects wanted in connection with two robberies at cvs stores over the weekend. first in burlington burlington county investigators say an armed suspect walked into the cvs on neck road yesterday morning and demanded cash. no one was in -- no one in the store was injured. meantime we now have a surveillance picture of two robbers who tied up employees at a delaware county cvs on saturday night. police say the men shown here walked into the store in aspen, around closing time. that's when investigators say the men forced two employees into a back room and tied them up. the employees were not injured. the robbers got away with some cash. contact police if you have any information. i'm tracy davidson. another local update in 25 minutes. you can always get the latest

news and weather with the nbc 10 news app. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

taking a look at the headlines fiat-chrysler is facing a record $105 milliontyë fine for mishandling safety recalls. the automaker must offer to buy back a half million ram pickup trucks and dodge suvs with possible steering problems and the owners of more than a million oltder jeeps with potentially dangerous gas tanks can trade them in for above market value or have chrysler pay for repairs. the coast guard intensifies the search for two 14-year-old boys who vanished after leaving for a fishing trip on friday. their capsized boat was found sunday 170 miles from their starting point. nbc news was granted access aboard one of the coast guard planes. one of the boys' neighbors, joe

namath offered a $100,000 reward in the search for the boys. a new report in the journal of pediatrics raises concerns about the growing popularity of e-cigarettes. one-quarter of teens surveyed said they tried e-cigarettes. half didn't realize there was a health risk and more than 40% of teen users have never smoked a traditional cigarette. a new study says a majority of young cancer patients aren't aware of the effect chemotherapy could have on fertility. researchers say males were twice as likely to be kounsled on ways to preserve fertility. they apparently took such measures nearly five times more than women. a scary landing for commercial flight overseas. look at this klm passenger jet landing during a violent storm in amsterdam. it tilted sharply in high winds. the plane as you see did land

safely. just who eats the most chocolate? switzerland. while the u.s. eats more chocolate than all of asia-pacific combined it is only ranked 20 on the list with the average american eating almost ten pounds of chocolate a year. a little food for thought. and a second straight winning weekend for "ant-man" which barely beat "pixels" followed by "minions" from our sister company universal pictures. now to al for a look at the weather. i think you have seen all the movies. >> i didn't see "pixels". >> you're the reason they got second. >> what are you going to do? i did like "ant-man." a risk of strong storms in the northern plains. wet weather from illinois to the northeast. a little on the humid side. the heat is on in the southwest. dallas yesterday getting down 100 degrees for the first time. it will stay at 100 or better

right through the week. heating up in the pacific northwest. starting to warm up in the northeast as well as the beginning of the heat wave in the northeast. the heat continues southwest as well. some very hot weather. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. storms this morning and a chance of more storms this afternoon. mostly cloudy. we'll be in the 80s today. not tomorrow. tomorrow is the beginning of some very hot weather. 91 degrees on tuesday. it gets hotter for wednesday and thursday and thursday, much more humidity, steamy conditions, leading to late day storms thursday. humidity drops some on friday but the temperature right back into the 90s for friday, saturday and sunday. have a great day. that's your latest weather. >> okay. catch my breath. >> let me%hfc help you. it's one of the most famous sounds in television. ♪ >> that wasn't it. we were -- >> we cued the wrong -- okay.

we'll get the music right because we have major celebrities making history in studio. we are talking about "law & order." >> it's one of the longest running shows marking 25 years on the air which i can't believe. >> we'll catch up with three of the stars in a minute. first a look back at the popular show. ♪ "law & order" is one of the most successful franchises in primetime television. >> it's a crime scene. >> reporter: this is the story. ♪ created by dick wolf 25 years ago each episode followed one crime along two paths, the police investigation and the prosecution in court. >> do you remember that statement? >> yes. >> reporter: the original series running for 20 seasons on nbc, boasting an impressive cast who week after week fought crime in new york city. >> we need more. >> reporter: the series launching four spin-off shows

including "law & order" criminal intent and special victims unit. the franchise also attracting a hollywood who's who including julia roberts, bradley cooper, claire danes, ludacris, jennifer garner. "law & order" will live on and justice will be served for years to come. [ "law & order" sound ] >> there it is! >> jill, hennessy play aid assistant d.a. clare kincaid and you played dr. donald craig on "law & order" and the spin off. >> good to see you. is this the first time you have been together in a while? >> in a longle while. >> saw you. you it's been a while. >> at a christmas party a couple of years ago. >> chris noth, the usual

suspects. yeah. >> we were talking earlier that of course, some of you acted together. it was behind the scenes that was fun. >> absolutely. >> got any dirty secrets. >> i don't know about dirty secrets. >> i heard you. >> oh, oh. >> ben directed a number of episodes. it was phenomenal. we'd go out afterwards for research. with chris noth. >> location scouting. >> yes. >> late night bars. >> all worked their way into the script. lovely. >> you were a bit of a practical joker on the set? >> i don't know where it comes from. >> you just did the weather, right? >> got me. >> we are having an el nino. but here we are having an al

nino i think. >> this is so embarrassing. al? >> we didn't see it coming. >> you think you're embarrassed. >> regarding the show -- >> back to the show. >> there was a stat that said somewhere in the world there is always a "law & order" airing somewhere in the world. amazing how the marathons have gotten people through breakups, blizzards. what's the staying power, especially given -- >> the writing really. the scripts were always so incredibly well written. also people had an investment because they were taken from the headlines. you already knew the story. but what you watched for was how the twist would happen at the end. >> jill, you were 24 when you started. >> i remember meeting you my first year. >> you said i was your first interview. >> you were so sweet. i had curlers in my hair and i loved you so much. al roker is going to see me with curlers. all i could to is smile.

>> to be part of something like this has to be special. >> it was amazing to me that 25 years has passed. when we were talking about doing this i said, 25 years? there will be kids that will walk up to me and say i have watched through college and, you know they're in their 30s. 40s. >> i watched your show through college. >> thank you for getting me through it! >> it's amazing, too. we first did it for another network. they passed on it. >>s wow. >> it was forgotten and picked up almost by chance. >> that poor network. >> nbc came through. >> and you helped save the network. thank you. guys, thank you so much. you can tune in to we tv tomorrow night for the first of a two-night "law & order" marathon.

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perfect for breakfast or an afternoon snack. good to see you. >> great to be back. >> we are starting with a topping because it has to be refrigerated. here are the ingredients here. >> all of the things we are working with. we have topping crumb stuff here and butter, sugar, eggs, flour and good spices to go with it. we are mixing all the different shu fwarugar sugars, butter and spice. this is the topping. it help this is if it's cold. >> does it matter the mix of nuts you use? >> it doesn't. i prefer walnuts for this cake. that's what we are working with. you could do pecans cashews if you want to. >> how far ahead do you do the topping? >> you can do all of it a day ahead. >> this goes in the fridge? >> yeah. we'll mix it up more. it goes in the fridge. take it out right before you want to put it in the pan. >> okay. what about the batter? >> the batter is next. butter and shu fwar.

cream that. >> i always turn down a little bit when i go to add in the other ingredients. >> you don't want stuff flying all over. >> more nuts and ginger spice. >> heat keeping here isn't all at once. just don't dump it all in. even if you do let it catch up to itself. >> and you have flour? >> i'm a fan of premixing everything, whisking to blend. some people say what's the point of whisking it, i like to have it all incorporated so the mixer doesn't have to do all the work. if you want to pour the liquid into the measuring cup, it's milk, lemon, cream and vanilla extract. we are basically making a little

bit of a buttermilk. we would slowly mix this all in together. >> let's assume we have it done and we have the batter here. what's the secret to the bundt? >> lots of pan spray. the nuts will stick. you can use nonstick but even if you to spray it well. >> topping first? >> topping comes from the fridge. nice and cold. we dump it in. try to spread it around. >> and the batter goes in? >> you can use a trigger release scooper, soft flexible spatula helps out. if you get some there you can -- >> lick it off. >> make sure it's good. in the oven how long you bake it depends on the temperature. 325 for about 45 minutes. >> and frosting. >> pour that on top. >> ladies? >> delicious. >> the frosting is delicious. >> all about the frosting. >> make extra to eat later.

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nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> tracy, we're seeing some thinning of the clouds but it's a mostly cloudy day. look closely you can see blue sky at the top of the screen. that's a live view from center city. it's enough to warm things into the upper 70s now in northeast philadelphia and trenton. 76 in wilmington and we will see 80s this afternoon. but there is a chance we'll see more scattered showers and thunderstorms. >> this morning two phone

companies are working to fix a 911 problem in burkes county. the county's department of emergency services says sprint wireless customers are hearing a squealing noise when they call 911. the dispatchers hear the same noise making communication impossible. sprint and verizon are working on the problem. pennsylvania governor tom wolf will be in willow grove to promote schools and pursh his budget plan. he will visit willow grove elementary school. the governors an state lawmakers have not been able to break a budget stalemate. wolf proposed a tax on the a natural gas industry to fund $1 billion for schools. in delaware governor markell will welcome young scientists and engineers to the university of delaware. the conferences focuses on coastal environment. scientists and engineers will exchange projects and research to protect the coast.

always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 news app. back to the "today" show. thanks for watching. have a great day. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hey, everybody! it is funday monday. that is kelly clarkson. it's july 27 we have a very, very funny lady. we adore her. >> she's over there acting like -- please pull out a 6rj little. >> show what she's doing, it's only fair. >> she's posing she's posing. and she is doing pilates