"today" show is next. we'll see you back here in a few minutes with a local update. >> you can always get news and weather with the nbc 10 news app. it's a free download. thanks for watching. good morning. breaking overnight -- hillary clinton's private computer server now in the hands of the fbi amid a new revelation that her e-mails as secretary of state included top secret information. as her republican rival jeb bush launches a blistering attack. >> she was secretary of state for four years. it's a failed record. >> and a new poll puts clinton in an unexpected spot in new hampshire -- second place. black hawk down. a hard landing for a u.s. military chopper off the coast of japan. 17 people on board survived but seven are injured. we have a live report. family trauma. actress kelly rutherford in tears after a judge orders her to return her two children to their father in europe.

>> i have no words at this moment. >> will her initial refusal to send them back make it harder for her to see them in the future? and we're going to need a bigger cage. a massive great white, at least 20 feet long, goes into the record books as the biggest ever filmed. "today," wednesday, august 12, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. [ cheers and applause ] good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. i admit, i'm a person who says you have seen one piece of shark video, you have seen them all. i changed my mind. that's a big shark. >> it's incredible. if you are afraid to get in the water it's off the coast of mexico. yes, that's the shark video to end all shark videos. at least he's kind of smiling. looks friendly. >> we'll talk about that in a few minutes.

>> first our top story. new this is morning that hillary clinton reversed course and turned over her personal e-mail server. federal investigators looking into whether it contains classified information. while jeb bush goes on the attack blasting clinton's time as secretary of state and laying the rise of isis at her feet. we've got it covered this morning starting with andrea mitchell on this e-mail controversy. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. more controversy for hillary clinton today. despite her repeated past denials the intelligence community's inspector general says two of her e-mails should have been classified top secret, the highest level of u.s. intelligence as the fbi finally gets control of the private server. hillary clinton in new hampshire tuesday as aides confirm she turned over her private server to the fbi. in addition her attorney david kendall gave the fbi two thumb drives containing her e-mails. this as the intelligence

community watchdog contradicted clinton's repeated claim that nothing on the private e-mails was cla was classified. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. >> reporter: clinton said there were no classified markings on any of her e-mails. >> i am confident i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> reporter: the inspector general has told congress two of clinton's e-mails should have been classified top secret with code words indicating electronic eaves dropping from satellites, so sensitive it could not be shared with foreign allies. raising serious questions about the security of the private system, set up in her home. >> a server at a house probably wouldn't have the security monitoring you would expect at a fwo government facility where you have cameras and staff watching the systems around the clock.

>> reporter: the controversy has been a huge distraction for clinton's campaign and fodder for republicans. >> it's sad to think but probably the russian and chinese government know more about hillary clinton's e-mail server than members of the united states congress. >> reporter: clinton said she deleted more than 30,000 of the e-mails from the private server that were purely personal, she said, before turning them over. thousands more to the state department. now the fbi could recover the deleted e-mails. in any case this is a controversy that's not going away any time soon. matt and savannah? >> all right, andrea mitchell in washington, thank you. >> in the meantime, clinton's biggest republican rivals in the presidential race are taking direct aim at her this morning. nbc's kristen welker has that part of the story for us. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. for jeb bush and donald trump tuesday was aimed not only at laying out policies and attackiattack ing hillary clinton but looking

at theirs head on. >> president of the united states donald j. trump. >> reporter: trump flexed his muscles in michigan. >> she'll make a beautiful fist lady. >> reporter: and declared a truce with fox news. >> i think i won the debate. i don't think i was treated fairly. these are minor details. >> reporter: when asked to respond to hillary clinton who called his remarks about megyn kelly offensive. adding nothing is off the table including bill clinton's scandals with women. >> he would have had a much different presidency without monica and all the things that happened. >> reporter: at the reagan library in california a different attack against the democratic frontrunner. >> she was secretary of state for four years but it is a failed record. >> reporter: in his first major

foreign policy speech bush blamed the rise of isis on president obama and by extension his former secretary of state. >> isis grew while the u.s. disengaged and i ignored the threat. where was secretary of state clinton in this. >> reporter: the strategy is a risk for bush whose brother started the iraq war and who struggled to articulate his own iraq policy. on tuesday, bush got specific, calling for more support for the iraqi military, ousting the syrian president and a change in leadership here. >> the president and secretary clinton, the storied team of rivals took office. so eager to be the history-makers, they failed to be the peace-makers. >> reporter: the clinton campaign called bush's speech a bold attempt to rewrite history arguing isis is the result in part of former president george w. bush's decision to invade iraq in the first place. a poll shows bernie sanders leads clinton 44% to 37% among

likely democratic primary voters although it is a small poll it's the first time he's over taken her in that key state. savannah? >> kristen welker, thank you very much. a lot of political developments. now to mark halpern, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's start with the e-mail controversy. you have hillary clinton's e-mail server in the hands of a federal investigator. if nothing else it will follow her into the fall campaign. >> politics can be fun and exciting and important. this is important. it's august of 2015. between the poll with sanders and this e-mail development the clinton campaign is in a tough position. they could find more secret information. they could recover her personal e-mails they deleted. what if they do that and find either more secret information or government information she didn't hand over? this is peril for her. she's now sworn under oath she's handed over everything she was supposed to. >> potentially a legal problem. >> and just the political

problem will linger. >> let me ask you about the poll. it is a small sample size, but what a headline. bernie sanders beating her in new hampshire. >> and the trend has been in that direction. he's gotten closer and closer, drawing tens of thousands of people, big crowds. his authenticity and heart showing identification with the democratic base. she's in pressure in new hampshire which, remember, in 2008 was her best state. it is also a strong state for sanders. she has to fight to beat him. >> jeb bush now on the attack. a lot of his supporters wanted him to do that. interesting he chose to take on her foreign policy, specifically the rise of isis and by extension iraq policy. >> he goes to the reagan library and goes to his biggest weakness, association with his brother and the unpopular iraq war. he needs to prove to republicans he can take on hillary clinton in areas like iraq that are bush family weaknesses. he was good last night. he's fighting for his life, too. he's declined in the polls since the debate.

he needs to fight like hillary clinton, the legacy candidates. >> who won -- trump versus fox news? >> trump. hard to beat fox news as a republican. trump did it with confidence. >> good to see you very much. >> another story breaking overnight, a u.s. black hawk chopper makes a hard landing off the coast of japan that injured several on board. jim miklaszewski is at the pentagon. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. it was a scare this morning when it was reported that a u.s. military black hawk helicopter crashed into the ocean off okinawa. instead, the military now says this helicopter with seven people on board made a hard landing on a u.s. navy supply ship off the coast of okinawa. now all seven of those military individuals have been flown ashore for treatment. i would like to dispute the call that this was a hard landing. this, if you look at the video, was a crash.

a hard landing is when a helicopter is approaching a ship and rough seas suddenly push the deck of the ship upward into the helicopter. that's a hard landing. this helicopter didn't land on any kind of platform. it appears to have had perhaps some kind of mechanical tiff cull -- difficulty and landed forward amidst some cargo. this was an emergency landing that ended in a crash. luckily, nobody was seriously hurt according to the reports we are getting, matt. >> thank you very much. jim miklaszewski at the pentagon this morning. now new fallout tied to the brazen escape from a new york prison by two convicted murderers. now the question -- did officers cross the line with other inmates trying to track down the fugitives and find out how they got out? craig melvin has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. according to new information from the "new york times" inmates claim it was within hours after the prison break

they were beaten, choked, slammed against walls by guards in a frantic search for information. the "new york times" calls it a campaign of retribution following the three-week man hunt for richard matt and david sweat the times reports prison guards abused dozens of inmates looking for information about the escape. the times quoting two inmates who worked in the prison tailor shop. one said a guard tied a plastic bag around his neck, tightening it, until he passed out. the other inmate who supervised the tailor shop said corrections officers put him in solitary for three weeks and threw out most of his belongings including his wedding ring and family photographs. following the escape more than 60 prisoners filed complaints with an organization that helps indigent prisoners. >> the amount of complaints we have received lately and the descriptions that we are hearing about tensions within the prison, in particular in

clinton, it's very concerning. >> reporter: the prison came under fire following the escape. some say the relationship between prisoners and prison workers was too friendly. former prison tailor shop worker joyce mitchell pled to aiding the fugitives. any findings of misconduct or abuse against inmates will be punished to the full extent of the law. according to the times one inmate said after being beaten during interfwags he was pressured to sign a report stating, quote, i was not assaulted. left with no other choice, he wrote, i signed. >> if what they say is true and things did happen that they say, why. why was it handled this way? >> cassidy told us many prisoners making claims of abuse feel they are blamed for what happened. he added it is important for

prisoners to have a voice and the ability to file grievances. he said the fact that some may have been denied the right is a concern. we should also note here that so far the only folks accused of wrongdoing are the corrections officers. none of the inmates have been charged so far. >> it will be interesting to see the inspector general's report when it comes out. >> indeed. >> thank you very much. >> now to new developments on the toxic spill in colorado. >> good morning, everyone. signs of progress this morning in the cleanup of the massive spill that sent millions of gallons of mining waste into a colorado river. long-term questions remain. miguel alma gar is in colorado. >> we now know some 300 miles of the animas river were soiled with pollutants. the governor says the ph levels in the river have returned to normal. this as in neighboring new

mexico they continue to warn residents not to bathe, drink or cook with the water. the attorney generals from utah, colorado and new mexico will also come down to tour the river to talk about possible litigation. this as the epa director comes here to colorado to tour the river. the epa saying the long-term impacts will have to be measured for years to realize the true results of the spill. natalie? >> thank you. a young mississippi couple charged with attempting to join isis will remain behind bars without bail. the newlyweds were arrested at a mississippi airport with tickets to take them to istanbul. on tuesday a magistrate said though the pair have never been in trouble with the law she believes their desire to commit terrorism is probably still there. surveillance video shows the man arrested sunday night in an officer-involved shooting in ferguson, missouri. police say the man in the video is 18-year-old tyrone harris.

you can see someone take a handgun from his waistband and running toward the street. police say harris fired at least once at the officer's vehicle. they returned fire critically wounding the shooter. they reduced the video to counter claim that harris didn't have a fwun. a runway at orlando international airport had to be shut down tuesday night after a southwest jet went off the runway. no passengers were on board at the time. the boeing 737 was moved from one hangar to another for maintenance. it went off the runway and the nose gear collapsed making the aircraft immobile. ale wild story from the nfl. new york jets startsing quarterback will be out six to ten weeks after an altercation inside the jets' locker room. geno smith's jaw was broken when he was reportedly sucker punched by a teammate. the reserve linebacker was released by the jets shortly

after the altercation. espn is reporting the dispute was all about a $600 plane ticket. smith will need surgery and will be out until at least october. now back to the massive great white shark video at the top of the show. take a look. it's at least 20 feet long. the biggest shark ever filmed. the clip was released on facebook monday by researchers involved in the project. the footage was taken in 2013 near guadeloupe island. the female shark is known as deep blue. she's believed to be about 50 years old, possibly pregnant at the time. does that make her more hungry as she eyes the cage? definitely going to need a bigger cage. >> those fish are so brave. >> she can't move fast enough to get them. she's massive. >> huge. >> she doesn't have to move that fast. just faster than you. >> wow. >> by the way, we are going to show you interesting stuff out of arizona.

take a look at this haboob. this thing coming yesterday into the airport. my gosh. it engulfs the airport. flights theyed. some did take off. in fact, caused big problems for air quality. also for traffic. look at this massive thing. lightning coming out. show you what causes this. we had a big storm system approaching phoenix. as it approaches the area it grew. it produced down bursts and outflow winds coming out of that. as it happened the outflow picks up dirt and sand, turned it into a cloud and pushes it into phoenix. speaking of arizona we have amazing video. look at this lightning display. how unbelievable is that? that's last night over phoenix. we'll slow it down and watch. man, an epic display of

good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the sunglasses. bright sunshine and low humidity. a northwesterly breeze bringing the warm air in, low to mid-80s this afternoon. with dry air in place, a cooler morning tomorrow. 50s and low 60s within up to 84 in the afternoon. still nice even comfortable on friday with low humidity. it will be warmer, up to 88. it turns hotter over the weekend.

we're heading into the 90s. have a great day. that's your latest weather. matt? >> thank you very much. coming up, "gossip girl" actress kelly rutherford ordered to send her children back to their father in europe. where does the custody battle go from here. >> and in step in or step off, if you knew somebody was using a fake resumé to get a job and you had the opportunity to tell their potential boss, would you do so? jeff rossen's cameras are rolling once again. first, this is "today" on nbc. we work weekends here.

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septa's tweets and we have one out of chestnut hill west, train 805 running about ten minutes late. another update from septa, chestnut hill west train 807 to chestnut hill will be running ten minutes late as well. another update from new jersey transit, train 516 to lansdale is running 11 minutes late. if you use the trains to get to work, make sure you leave a little early. >> this story, this man, leroy wilson will go before a judge today, charged with murdering an elderly philadelphia woman by slashing her throat, accused of robbing andç killing 85 regina brunner. her son found her body on june 29th wilson is a handy man who did work for brunner and her neighbors. i'm tracy davidson. another update in 25 minutes. you can always get the latest at the nbc 10 news app.

♪ i got bills >> 7:30 on wednesday morning, 12th of august, 2015. they are playing al's favorite song "bills." lunchmoney lewis is here to perform that smash hit live on our plaza. looking forward to that. >> we'll get out there in the 8:30 half hour. looking at the headline this is morning, hillary clinton turned over her private server and two thumb drives as the fbi looks into the security of her e-mails while she was secretary of state. the move came after the inspector general told congress two of clinton's e-mails should have been classified top secret. clinton said she never knowingly sent or received classified information. >> a runway had orlando airport

had to be shut down after a southwest jet went into a ditch. the plane was being moved at the time. no passengers were ondeflateinv court today. the judge who has urged a settlement plans to meet with bring di and commissioner goodell before the hearing on the case. coming up on step in or step off if you knew somebody was applying with a fake resumé would you tell the boss? interesting dilemma. >> we'll see what happens there. first a major turn in the child custody dispute involving kelly rutherford. her children, now 4,000 miles away with their father in monaco after a tense court hearing in new york. >> i have no words. >> reporter: leaving court tuesday. >> no words. >> reporter: kelly rutherford in tears after a new york judge

ordered her children back to europe where her ex-husband, german businessman daniel giersch, has raised them since 2012. she kept her kids four days past a european court deadline to put them on a plane back to their father. 8le-year-old hermes and his 6-year-old sister helena weren't with rutherford at the courthouse. another messy chapter in the long custody dispute. when rutherford and her ex lived in the u.s. they had joint custody. after giersch's visa was revoked in 2012 a court ruled the children should temporarily live with him in monaco. rutherford's attorney argued three years isn't temporary. since the children are u.s. citizens they have a fundamental right to live in their own country. earlier this year a judge in monaco allowed the hirn to spend the summer with rutherford in the u.s. after she refused to send them back giersch called it kidnapping. his lawyer saying he's pleased

that the american judicial system has prevailed adding giersch's stance of promoting kelly's time with the children has not changed. let us bring in lisa green, author of "on your case." good to see you. >> good morning. >> kelly rutherford held the children in this country days after the deadline to send them back. yesterday they did get on a plane with their grandmother. did she have another choice? >> really not. it didn't help her case to disobey what a court ordered. doesn't matter if you are a judge in new york, california or monaco. no judge likes it when someone takes the law into their own hands. >> she may have hurt her future ability to see the children. >> yes. she has a worldwide reputation as someone who doesn't listen to judges and judges loathe that. >> what about rutherford's lawyer's assertion that these are american children and they cannot be forced to live outside this country? does that hold up? >> totally sympathetic argument n. the law that doesn't matter as much as you might think.

in international custody cases what matters is where the kids are resident. the kids are going to school. they have friends. they are bilingual. every passing day is better for dad. >> the couple lived in the united states. then the father's visa was revoked. interesting to note he has not reapplied for a new visa. can he be compelled to do so to bring the family closer together? >> in a way kelly's biggest legal mistake was getting in the moving van and out of california. the california court which issued the order said we have no connection to this family. if no one can enforce the order why would the father go ahead? >> we asked where the battle goes from here. it goes to monaco. september 3, i think, there is another hearing. the kids will be back there. they will start school. they will become entrenched in their schedules. does it become harder for a judge to uproot them? >> especially in monaco. there is a home court advantage for the father. no one is alleging he's a bad

parent, nor is anyone alleging kelly is a bad parent. she's losing time to get them back to the states. >> thank you very much. >> now a check of the weather from al. all right, guys. we have more heat to talk about. call this an omega block. it looks like the greek letter omega. big ridge of high pressure in the middle. the heat because the jet stream is way to the north. look how far north the heat gets. portland at 91 today. seattle will see a temperature 14 degrees above average. boise 101. where it's been hot it's staying hot. texas, it will feel like 103 in ft. worth. 107 in san antonio. look at lake charles. 108 degrees today. not a lot of rain but we could use it. we'll see more rain coming down in florida. we'll detail that in the next half hour. out west, lots of sunshine. 92 degrees in portland, oregon. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley.

grab the sunglasses. bright sunshine and low humidity. a northwesterly breeze bringing the warm air in, low to mid-80s this afternoon. with dry air in place, a cooler morning tomorrow. 50s and low 60s up to 84 in the afternoon. still nice and comfortable on friday with low humidity. it will be warmer, up to 88. it turns hotter over the weekend. we're heading into the 90s. have a great day. don't forget. get your weather 24/7 at the weather channel and on cable at weather.com. >> always good advice, al. thank you very much. coming up, the front, back and middle. why are people so particular about where they sit in a movie theater? up next, step in or step off? >> hey, guys. good morning. i'm jeff rossen. our hidden cameras are rolling with another ethical dilemma. what if you are in a coffee shop and this guy tells you i have a

big interview but i bought this resumé online. it's a fake. when the boss walks in do you spill the beans or let

when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. he says "it has a certain code, that's my line, this is the date." if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me.

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>> reporter: this job interview is going really well. >> it's probably the best we have seen. >> great. >> reporter: this guy has all the right experience. >> when do i start? >> reporter: but these diners found out a big secret about his resumé. >> i bought it online. it's fake. >> reporter: will they rat him out? our hidden cameras are set up at the fine fwriend in little falls, new jersey. >> i'm tim. i'm the job applicant. >> i'm adam. i will be playing the boss. >> reporter: we are watching everything from a control room down stairs. here we go. our job applicant walks in and sits down next to this family. >> i'm sorry to bother you. i have a really important job interview. >> reporter: he asks for advice about the resumé. >> can i see it a second? they want to see -- >> looks real, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: now the confession. >> i bought it online. >> you mean the whole thing is fake? >> i have no real sales experience. yeah, it's fake. >> that's going to show in the

first five minutes. >> reporter: she gives tim an earful. >> you have to do a lot of fancy dancing. >> reporter: but the boss just walked in. >> how are you, man? >> i'm well. >> reporter: will she give him up? >> your resumé looks fantastic. >> reporter: that gets an eye roll and a whis per to the grand kids. >> the job is yours if you want it. >> thanks. >> reporter: they stay silent. what if the boss is alone? nope. not a peep. not only is it a fake resumé, the whole thing is fake. let's see what they say. hi, guys. jeff rossen from nbc news. you tried to talk him out of it but didn't spill the beans to the boss. >> no. he needed a chance to prove himself. he may have had all of that inside him. >> reporter: even if he was lying. >> even if he was lying. >> reporter: tim asks these teenagers to check his resumé. >> does it look real?

>> is it not real? where did you actually go to school? >> um, didn't. >> reporter: they seem shocked but never say a word. so far tim is having a great day. he's about to meet his match. this fearsome foursome. >> does my resumé look okay? >> reporter: a group of moms who just won't have it. >> you printed a fake resumé. >> does it look legit? i bought it. >> how are you going to prove it? good luck. >> what happens when he checks and none of it's true. >> i just need the money. sick of waiting tables. >> reporter: the boss is here. game time. >> you are exactly what we are looking for. >> reporter: check out this woman's face. eyes popping out, jaw on the floor. even laughing. she can't believe it. >> i'm going to run to the restroom quickly. >> reporter: now that she's gone what will they do? >> it's definitely a fake resumé. >> what's that? >> he just had us look at the resumé and we said it was too impressive and he got it off line. >> check the references.

poor guy will be back to waiting tables. >> reporter: i have to meet these women. >> oh, my word. >> hi, ladies. jeff rossen from the "today" show. when he told you it's a fake resumé what went through your mind? >> i couldn't let him give him the job. >> i wouldn't want to hire anybody that was that dishonest, myself. >> it grinds you if there is someone who's dishonest who hasn't done any of that. he will be hired like that? how fair is that? >> reporter: sold him out. i love those women. how would you react? we have been having great live chats all week with viewers. a lot of opinions. facebook.com/rosen reports. we'll do another atoday after the show. >> this is a tricky one. >> you wouldn't? >> fist day on the job he would prove it. >> what if it was air traffic controller? >> or doctor or something. >> i don't think i would have sat long enough for him to tell me the story.

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we are back. dylan is in for carson. she has a story involving kim kardashian. i have heard of her. >> many people have. they are expecting baby number two. she's been vocal about her problems with morning sickness but she's in hot water because of a picture raving about a morning sickness medicine. she said i felt a lot better and most importantly it's been studied and there was no increased risk to the baby. i'm so excited and happy with my results that i'm partnering with duchesnay usa to raise awarens about treating morning sickness. now the fda has a stern warning because she didn't mention the possible side effects with the drug. part of the letter she received

said the social media post is false or misleading in that it presents efficacy claims but fails to communicate risk information associated with the use and omits material facts. it says the violations are concerning from a public health perspective because they suggest that diclegis is safer than has been demonstrated. the company told us they have paid her for the promotion. she now has taken down the post since the letter was issued. i guess no publicity is bad publicity. the digital buzz about the trug h -- drug has increased 500%. >> a blurry area. >> wow. interesting strategy there. thank you, dylan. coming up, cell phone companies finally dropping the annoying two-year contracts. but will it cost you mor

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nbc 10 news starts now. good wednesday morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. morning, bill. >> morning, tracy. it's a beautiful day. sunshine is bright, don't forget your sunglasses. you won't need the umbrella. showers cleared out overnight, now it's sunshine on boathouse row. the flags are blowing if you look closely. that's a nice, comfortable breeze. dry air is moving into the area, humidity falling. 67 northeast philadelphia. low 70s from toms river, wilmington and philadelphia international is 72. still in the 60s in roxborough and northeast philadelphia. that changes with bright sunny skies, we are into the low 80s this afternoon. if you're heading out on the roads let's check traffic with brittney shipp. >> weç have a disabled vehiclen 95 just as you approach girard avenue near frankford avenue. you can see it there just off the shoulder. you do want to be careful going

in that direction. we are definitely experiencing backups and that's closer to penns landing as well, approaching girard avenue, a disabled vehicle. i'm sure that will be cleared up shortly but in the meantime, lots of delays that stretch all the way back down to cattle hill street. you could soon pay twice as much to cross the delaware river on two area bridges. the toll hike would take effect on two bridges, the tacony palmyra and the burlington bristol. tolls would double from $2 to $4 with a $3 toll for e-z pass users. officials say the added money will pay for safety improvements. if approved, the new tolls would take effect september 15th. tickets to see the dalai lama in philadelphia go on sale today. the tibetan leader will be here in october to receive the liberty medal. you can see him at la cal university and again at temple university. check out the nbc 10 news app for information on dalai lama's visit and ticket sales. i'm tracy davidson. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. thanks for watching.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, hold the phone. major companies now ditching the cell phone contracts. but is there a catch? plus, party animals. the new trend that has kids' birthday celebrations going to the dogs. ♪ i got bills he's got bills. lunchmoney lewis performs his breakout summer hit live on the plaza "today," wednesday, august 12, 2015. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> lunch it is money lewis! >> we got bills and we love lunch it lunchmoney lewis. ♪ i got bills ♪ i got to pay >> i'm celebrating my 60th birth

today. >> with lunchmoney lewis! >> hi from dallas, texas. i've got bills i gotta pay. >> we love lunchmoney lewis! >> we're back now at 8:00 on a wednesday morning. it is the 12th day of august, 2015. a lot of lunchmoney lewis fans out on the plaza this morning. they will hear him sing his hit "bills". >> meanwhile wrangler, close your ears. there are other puppies in studio now. we are having a puppy party. it's all the rage in entertaining. we'll tell you about it. >> pretend you didn't see that. we have a special steals and deals including a mega deal on, yes, the holy grail of american girl dolls. you do not want to miss it. >> jill martin has been pumping it up. it better live up to expectations. first, natalie has a check of the morning's top stories. >> good morning. once again, hillary clinton is

giving the fbi her private server containing copies of e-mails sent and received when she was secretary of state. her attorney gave the fbi two thumb drives, also containing her e-mails. the justice department has been looking into the security of mrs. clinton's private e-mail set-up. mrs. clinton said she didn't e-mail any classified materials on the system but the intelligence community's inspector general told congress that two of the e-mails should have been classified top secret. republican hopeful jeb bush outlined his strategy for defeating isis. he said hillary clinton deserves some of the blame for turmoil in the middle east. nbc's casey hunt is in california where bush spoke tuesday night. good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning. jeb bush used a major foreign policy address here at the ro nald reagan presidential library to blame president obama for the rise of isis and by extension his secretary of state, hillary

clinton. >> who can seriously argue that our friends are safer today than in 2009 when the president and secretary of state clinton, the storied team of rivals, took office. so eager to be the history-makers, they failed to be the peacemakers. >> reporter: taking her on over isis is a risky move considering his brother started the unpopular iraq war. jeb bush himself has struggled to articulate his own policy. it's pretty important for him to show republican voters that he's going to be aggressive in taking on clinton, especially as donald trump continues to sit atop the polls. natalie? >> kasie hunt in simi valley, thank you very much. the u.s. military is investigating the crash of a black hawk helicopter that crashed overnight on the rear deck of a navy supply ship off japan. seven people on board were injured and flown ashore for medical treatment.

a foreign auto company is making vehicles in an american plant with union labor and they will be sold in china. the first of the mercedes benz suvs rolled off the line in indiana. the plant used to build civilian hum rs until they were discontinued. hundreds of assembly line jobs were added to handle the mercedes contract. dare devil nick walenda has walked over niagara falls and over a moving ferris wheel. he's now completed his longest tight rope stroll ever. he walked more than 1500 feet, ten stories above. he wore special shoes made by his mother. it's 8:04. now back to matt. >> i'm not sure i walked 1500 feet on tuesday. now the end of an era for cell phone customers. verizon, the nation's largest wireless company eliminating

service contracts. beware, the move comes with a catch. >> can you hear me now? >> reporter: remember this commercial? now hear this. verizon is ditching all of its annual cell phone contracts. no more confusing payment plans. no more being stuck for the life of the contract. no more free phones. wait. hold the phone. that's the catch. in return for the freedom of being unchained from verizon, you are free to buy any smartphone you like, at full price. before now you could sign a contract with verizon and get an iphone 6 for $200. you can still get one for the retail price of $649. analysts say you were never really getting a discount, just paying off the phone over the length of the contract. with the new plan you can still do that. but you also have to pay an access fee for the network. t-mobile has been using the model for a while.

at&t and sprint are moving in that direction. >> the era of contracts and subsidies and confusing dealings with the mobile phone companies is over. it will be simple. you're result not paying much in long run but you will know what your phone is worth and you will know what you are paying. >> what should you consider before getting the next phone? jean chatzky, good morning to you. >> hello. >> most people go to the cell phone store because they want a particular phone, the iphone or the galaxy. the plan is probablile the second thought. what should people be thinking? >> people should be understanding that now we are in this bring your own twice era. you can pick the phone, contract. you do it separately. not the contract, the data plan. you pick which is the best for you. >> $600-something dollars for an iphone that used to be baked into the contract. now you have to pay it at the start. >> or pay it over time with it is out interest but you are paying for the phone.

no more subsidies. >> you need the data and the network. >> they are selling data on verizon in sizes that sound like t smi-shir t-shirts. a small plan one fwig bite up to an extra large at 12 fwgigabyte. the cost goes down. once you have the bucket you can distribute it among the people on your plan. if you have kids in the family, the friends and family terminology is going away. you can set it up so they have the number of gigs you want to give them. >> i have two cell phone using kids out of three. i need a big bucket. >> you are going to need a big bucket and there are app that is allow you to limit the data they have which is a good thing with teenagers. >> the obvious assumption is it costs more money. that's not always the case. who is this good for? >> it's good across the board in part because it is transparent. it's flexible.

you can take your device to another carrier. >> you know exactly what you are paying for. >> absolutely. say you are at the end of a two-year contract and you are thinking should i go into this no contract plan? i would say, yeah, you should. it's not going to save you a huge amount of money if you get a new phone. you are going to be paying for that either up front or over time. if you hold onto your phone, if you decide to keep it three years rather than two you could save a couple hundred dollars. you can sell your device or buy a used one which is helpful. >> extra tips? >> know how much at that time you need. we put a calculator up on the "today" show website so you can figure it out. if you are buying data after you buy the plan it costs you significantly more money. tonight just look at the big carriers. look at the smaller ones. they are being rated well by consumer reports and they can save you money. >> the end of an era.

jean, thank you very much. appreciate it. up next, why did people dump millions of tiny balls into a california reservoir? cool video. we'll explain and on popstart, big news for fans of "the notebook." savannah? >> meet my new coanchor. yeah, right here. puppy parties are all the rage. we'll hang out with these guys we'll hang out with these guys ♪ "good morning" ♪ with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella gives you so many delicious options every morning. ♪ send them to school smiling with nutella, spread the happy! my heart beaagain!,000 times a day sending oxygen to my muscles.

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>> also keeps the water from evaporating. >> and algae growth is kept down. >> do they dissolvele or to they have to scoop them out? >> they have to scoop them. >> a big vacuum. >> they will be removed, recycled and replaced. how will they be removed, says the voice in my head. >> they have a job opening for ball remover. you are in luck. >> that sounds like a lifetime job. how about this question up front. in the middle or in the back? when you go to the movies, where do you like to sit? >> middle. >> middle. >> nobody up front? >> no! >> middle aisle. >> aisle so you can go to the bathroom. >> a lot of people don't care. others really to. they suffer from what the associated press calls goldilocks syndrome, too close, too far, just right. it can be the source of fights at the multiplex as a growing number of theaters introduce

assigned seating which is a great idea. >> why? >> i don't like it. you have to buy the ticket first? i'm always late. >> if you have an assigned seat you can be. >> i'll be in the back. >> enjoy the seat by the bathroom. you will love it. now a short video that's been viewed more than 30 million times online. a little boy having fun. he just let this wipeout machine take him away. now it's become an online sensation. >> you should take that thing head first. ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ you raise me up [ laughter ] >> i could watch this all day. >> one more time. ♪ and i -- >> who's the d.j.? >> your back isn't supposed to bend that way. >> take it to the gut if you're doing it.

>> face first. >> now matt and al's wishes have been realized. hugh jackman. >> one of your favorite movies is coming to the small screen. a tv version of "the notebook" is in the works. the series, of course, based on the best-selling novel by nicholas sparks. and it will follow the romantic journey of noah and ali at the outset of the blossoming relationship. it wasn't over. it still isn't over. >> but ryan gosling isn't in it. >> i made the mistake of renting it on an airplane one time. al was across the aisle. he looked over halfway through, i was weeping on the plane. >> i didn't weep. i bawled. >> wondering how the relationship is going. >> find out on the cw. next, check this photo out. guess the singer who got this tattoo. a massive lion on his chest.

try "thinking out loud" and make a guess. ed sheeran said the tattoo is only halfway town and added "ouch." he has 25 other tattoos. i don't know how it's halfway done. like the back side of the lion on his back. >> is there symbolism to the lion? >> a fake monkey comes to hold him up. >> the lion heart. >> apparently. and hugh jackman has been having a great time on social media. he photo bombed a tv reporter in the middle of her story. probably the best moment of her life. now he's giving katy perry a run for her money. ♪ feel like i'm living a ♪ teenage dream ♪ the way you turn me on >> nailed it. hugh posted the video writing he's living a teenager dream. >> you shouldn't chew gum. >> i know. i thought it was a toothpick. >> my mom would have yelled at

me if i had gum on tv. >> thank you. >> mr. roker, a check of the weather please. >> i have a tiger tattoo i could show -- never mind. >> too much information. >> never mind. not much going on. there is a front that brought rain yesterday here in the northeast. it will set up as a stationary front. literally across florida. third week in a row we have seen this. tropical moisture keeps coming into. into the weekend it will keep flowing. we'll be looking. right now we need rain. look at it down through the south. ft. lauderdale, 17 inches below where they should be rainfall-wise. miami, ten inches. west palm beach, 9. we could see locally three to four inches of rain before this is over. ferry. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the sunglasses. bright sunshine and low humidity today. a northwest early breeze bringing the drier air in.

we'll warm into the low to mid 80s this afternoon with dry air in place, a cooler morning tomorrow. 50s and low 60s, up to 84 in the afternoon. still nice and comfortable on friday with low humidity. we'll be warmer up to 88. then it turns hotter over the weekend, we're heading into the 90s. have a great day. and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. we are transfixed here. they call it puppy love for a reason. >> what's better than a furry bundle of joy in not much according to the "wall street journal." the newest party trend is renting puppies. here's joe fryer. >> reporter: at some birthday parties you will find hot dogs. >> happy birthday, puppy lover. >> reporter: and at some -- >> give them time and let them come out. >> reporter: you will find these stars. >> sit town and put them on your lap. >> this is cocoa. >> reporter: for her 9th

birthday isabella invited furry friends to play with her human ones. >> because everybody has a cup cake party. this is different. it's a puppy party. >> reporter: isabella loves dogs but can't get her own yet. >> that's so cute. >> so cute. >> reporter: her parents hired puppyparty.com in brooklyn to bring a variety of pooches to the backyard. >> every person wrote me back saying, what is a puppy party? are you kidding me? real puppies? >> reporter: the cost varies based on location and the number of puppies. >> this one's sitting on me. >> reporter: puppyparty.com prices start at $175. kids want to really interact. they want something that's soft, lovable that they can play with and love. >> reporter: it's becoming a trend coast to coast. southern california, 3-year-old mason's guest list features ten pups in a pen courtesy of

puppies and reptiles for parties. what do you like most about the party? >> the puppies. >> reporter: it's not just little kids. everyone here has gone the dogs. you're an adult. >> yeah. >> reporter: you want to go in there? >> yeah, totally. not with these guys. >> reporter: some adults just couldn't wait. do you feel like a kid now? >> i am. right now i can tell you i am a kid. >> reporter: when you have your next party. >> i might have an adult puppy party. >> reporter: no worries. these events do not discriminate. >> i love when the adults call to book an adult party. they get a tone of voice like they are ashamed. they're like, it's for adults. i tell them, we do adult parties all the time. okay, great. >> reporter: the social hours are good for the canines. getting them used to people before they find permanent homes. cementing their statuses as tr

party animals. >> puppies! >> reporter: for "today," joe fryer, nbc news, california. >> that white one is an animal. >> it's like "fight club" in there. >> just a blatant excuse to hold them. >> to a want to escape prison? okay, come here. >> so cute. >> i'm into it. >> good idea. >> great idea. >> it says most of the puppies get adopted because people interact with them. it translates to shelters. >> breeders do it that we know of but maybe something shelters could do. >> wrangler will never speak to us again. >> unless we have can i bel. >> thanks to our friends in puppy paradise in brooklyn for letting us borrow these cuties. dylan? >> we are in the orange room with an extra guest. jill martin is here. everybody is excited about the collaboration with kwvs called today's next big thing. jill is the creative director of

jili collection on qvc. >> have you ever seen something on tv and thought to yourself, i should have thought of that. >> every day. i think the one i think about is the zipper pull. it's very tiiy tifdifficult to . >> we want your product invention. we are calling it today's next big thing. we have three categories, home and household and pets, apparel and accessories and gadgets. all you have to do is go to today.com. the criteria is there. we want to know what you have. at the end, nine people will pitch their product. america will vote. at the end, one person will come on and sell it with me on qvc and make it big. this can change your life.

submit you are idea. >> it's probably another thing i will think, i wish i thought of that. >> like the pet rock. >> you're going to be back with a huge steals & deals including something wig big from american girl. now out to al on the plaza. >> thank you very much, jill. the man, the myth, the legend, lunchmoney lewis. he's got bills. he's going to sing it live. >> right here.

nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. a beautiful day on tap, bill. >> it sure is. lots of sunshine and we're seeing more sunshine now in the pocono mountains after some clouds starting things off this morning. a nice sunny view from lake wallenpaupack. a breeze is blowing. see the ripples on the water. 8-mile-an-hour wind in the pocono mountains. northwesterly winds, dry air moving in. a comfortable day today. the humidity is already falling. as the temperatures climb 82 degrees at 1:00, by 4:00, 83 with northwesterly winds at 11 miles an hour. >> heading out the door get a check of the roads. brittney shipp is watching traffic for us this morning. what are you seeing? >> good morning.

476 near reed road we are seeing a bit of a backup here that is all due to an accident near route 1. debris reported over the lanes. how slow it is once you approach route 1. in both directions we are seeing delays and some slowing. tracy? >> today we will hear from pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane for the first time since charged with perjury and obstruction. nbc 10 will carry her news conference live at 1:00 this afternoon. you can also watch6aç]t live streaming using our nbc 10 news app. yesterday, kane's security chief pleaded not guilty in norris town. patrick reese accused of using an e-mail scheme to keep tabs on a grand jury investigation. prosecutors said she leaked information and denied it. she has denied any wrongdoing. i'm tracy davidson. another update in 25 minutes. we'll see you then.

♪ i got bills ♪ i got that pay ♪ so i'm going to work, work, work ♪ >> wednesday morning the 12th of august, 2015. the man of the hour, lunchmoney lewis, takes the stage in a bit to sing the song we all love to sing along. >> huge hit. it comes for him after writing songs for other artists like jesse j, diddy and all kinds of people. >> nicki minaj. >> we are thrilled to have him with us this morning. >> also ahead, we are launching something new. it's almost back to school time.

it is already. get them ready for the school year. this morning we have fun and creative ways to liven up the lunch box for your kids. >> before that a check of the weather. it's beautiful outside. >> lunchmoney lewis, lunchbox enlivenment, i like it. let's see what's going on as far as your weather for today. wet weather down through florida. showers and monsoonal moisture in the southwest, the central rockies. sunny and warm in the pacific northwest and the in the great lakes. more wet weather through florida. look for showers making it through the southwest. again the sunshine continues. southern california today. tomorrow, 86 degrees. fworgs in the northeast and new england tomorrow. the temperatures in the low to mid 80s. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the sunglasses. bright sunshine and low humidity today. a northwesterly breeze bringing the drier air in. we'll warm into the low to mid 80s this afternoon with dry air in place, a cooler morning tomorrow.

50s and low 60s, up to 84 in the afternoon. still nice and comfortable on friday with low humidity. we'll be warmer up to 88. then it turns hotter over the weekend, we're heading into the 90s. have a great day. look at this. we have american girl girls here. that's cool. where are you from? >> buffalo, new york. >> okay. that's the effect i have on people. my voice isn't mediocre. let me announce with al roker. say "back to savannah". >> back to savannah! >> perfect. >> great job. thank you so much, guys. now a new summer style edition of steals & deals. stick around. we are saving the best for last. today's mega deal that cannot be beat. let's find out what jill martin has for us today. good morning. you're pretty in yellow. >> oh, thanks. every mom has their fingers on the keyboard.

what is it? >> it's an american girl mega deal. stand by. first these deals. >> handbags. for the fashionista, onn onna ehrlich with soft pebble leather available in these colors. cameron diaz and kourtney kardashian. fun colors. most of them are great transitional colors into fall. >> love the bags. you have to have a scarf. it's not part of the bag. i don't want to confuse everybody. >> yes. this is also a great transitional item for fall. the polka-dot scarf sarong. retail $79. available in eight colors. polka-dot is very trendy. right on trend. retail is $79. the deal is $23.99.

70% off. >> nice and light, too. >> they are ombre so there are two colors. it can be worn as a sarong. >> it's freezing in here. i'm getting right to it. >> the soul journey bracelet. retail $118. semi precious gem stone beads. you can go on to see each represents a different tradition. give it as a gift or stock up for the holidays. the retail is $118. the deal is $34.95. 70% off. >> silver, rose gold, gold. >> all different beads. >> and a black pave. >> great to stack as well. >> very pretty. >> you know how i like to just steal andle deal the whole way. tell me about these.

how interesting. nice and sparkly. >> super cool. cocoa rugs. $90 to $123. they are indoor-outdoor reversible rugs and you can wear them as a hat. >> as a skirt. >> two sizes, 5 x 9 and 6 x 8. these are just some of the patterns and colors. they are all on the website for you to choose from. carried in urban outfitters and nieman marcus. the deal is $27. up to 78% off. >> that's great. rugs aren't cheap. shall we step on them on our way to the mega deal. american girl always goes crazy when you do it on the show. [ fanfare ] >> i love the music! >> ta-da! >> you're like bob barker. >> we'll each do one. >> all right. the mega american girl doll collection. retail $401 to $415. >> okay. >> two different themes. if you want your child to go

horseback riding, the stable is here. this is the entire collection. you get up to 50 items in this collection. you can see all of them on today.com. you can split it up into 12 gifts for the holiday. we won't have another mega deal until the holidays. if you like it and your child loves horseback riding oral really great to play with and fill up a playroom. the retail is $401 to $415. the deal is $180. 56% off. >> the doll, horse, all the accessories. >> i like these sound effects. exciting. >> very exciting. this one also, part of the deal. you can choose to go back to school with everything here. you can write in the locker. you have stickers and pens. you can have a pizza party. i meant to write puppy party and i wrote pizza party but i remembered we have one here. you get to pick from five dolls.

one goes with each set. you get everything here to go back to school. $401 to $415, the deal is $180 again. up to 50 items in each. >> that's not just a deal. that's a me fwa deal, jill. the bags, the scarf, bracelets from soul journey, rugs and the toll cleks from american girl. for more information go to the steals & teals page before it crashes at today.com. thank you. up next, the ultimate fuel for school, creative sandwiches for your kids' lunchboxes. first, this is "today" on nbc.

back now at 8:39. we are kicking off something we are calling fuel for school, a month-long spotlight on everything your kids need to succeed as they go back to class. first up, we have sandwiches for

the lunchboxes. brandy maloi, host of pop shu far's eat the trend. good morning. >> good morning. >> five great sandwich ideas starting with the true peanut butter & jelly with a twist. >> this is a twist on the classic. this is pb & j sushi. take your rolling pin, flatten the bread. we removed the crust. add peanut butter to this. what's great is, you know, grown-ups aren't the only ones who eat with their eyes. kids do, too. make it fun for them. a key to the jelly is dollop it right on top. use the back of the spoon and roll it just like a sushi roll. how cute is that? >> and slice it up. >> we already have some over here. oh, my gosh. >> will you make my lunch? this is exciting. i have the monster sandwich.

>> vail is young for this but it's good practice. we have two pieces of bread we cut out with circles. we cut out the cheese in a zig zag. >> how did you do that? >> i love using kitchen safe scissors for this. it's worth it for the presentation and the faces. the kids get so excited. add folded pieces of meat and another peace. top it with the other piece of bread. if the kids don't like olives you can swap out grapes or cherry tomatoes for the eyes. >> little monsters. >> what i love about this is you can have so much fun. make them into frogs by adding a tongue. i wouldn't be scared to eat that. keep making monsters for me. >> you like to add a little heart to the kid's lunchbox. >> every kid wants to see a heart. who doesn't love grilled he's? we use the heart cookie cutters. we have buttered the panini and

folded the meat so they don't take over the shape of the heart. a slice of cheese is plenty. butter side up and pop it into the panini press. >> is it on? >> there we go. >> now you got it. >> child safety lock. >> there you go. >> press it down for 60 seconds. don't let them burn. >> fantastic. >> if you're like my dad he would leave messages in any lunchbox. now you can leaf them in a sandwich. take your bread. using little alphabet ---le look, al. >> oh, yeah. >> using cutters like i heart you. cut out the message in one piece of bread. then add peanut butter or if you are allergic like my god son, almond butter. what's awesome is you have left over pieces of the message.

if you have two kids, two for one. they don't even know it. you're great and you're great! i can't choose. >> time saver. >> make one for me. >> we are making minions. >> they are everywhere. banana! these are so cute. we have ham and cheese. it's open-faced minion. >> this looks like kevin. >> what are you making these out of? >> this is nori seaweed wrapper. you can find it in your grocery store. we have ham, cheese. this is when the kids can get in the kitchen, have fun with you and you see the personalities come alive. this little guy only has two teeth. look at that. oh, i smell the panini. >> it's coming. >> wait a second. when you smell it, it's done. right? >> we can make a snack of peanut butter & swrelly sandwiches at

the beginning of the week and freeze them. >> what? >> this is a little different. >> the best part is the kids get in the kitchen with you and get their lunch ready for themselves. >> what did you have for breakfast, bran ti? >> it's the puppy therapy. i named the one y'all were holding theodore. i couldn't let him go. now i'm really happy. plus the coffee. >> and the bowl of sugar. >> these are great ideas. >> i'm so excited for today. >> we have step by step instructions on the website today.com/food. up next, speaking of lunch. lunchmoney lewis is here for a live performance. first, this is "today" on nbc.

♪ i got bills >> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by

toyota. >> 27-year-old lunchmoney lewis scored a hit with "bills." al even made his own version of the video. lunchmoney lewis's version has nearly 32 million hits on youtube. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how did you get this name? >> lunchmoney was a friend of mine. i was young and i thought if i was a chubby kid like you i would call myselfle lunchmoney. lewis is my real last name. >> you have written songs for jesse j, fifth harmony, nicki minaj. when you write for yourself does the style change? >> a little bit. i'm just fun, funky and i talk about myself a lot. personal stuff. yeah, it's an event, i guess. kind of cool. i get crazy. >> what was the inspiration for "bills"? >> me moving from miami to l.a. and i had real bills, a light bill, you got to feed yourself,

uber, life. that's the first thing that came to mind. came out like that. >> in your wildest dreams did you think it would take off the way it has? >> not at all. it's fun. i appreciate it. >> do you have an album coming out? >> we are finishing it. hopefully by the end of the year. we'll have more fun stuff. >> cool. want to take it away? >> let's do it. >> ladies and gentlemen, lunchmoney lewis. [ cheers and applause ] >> how's everybody doing? who's got bills out there? anybody? oh, yeah. put your hands in the air like this, hey. hey, hey! sing it with me. ♪ i got bills ♪ i gotta pay ♪ so i'm going to work, work, work every day ♪ ♪ i got mouths ♪ i got to feet ♪ so i'm going to make sure everybody eats ♪ ♪ i got bills ♪ all these kids running

around ♪ ♪ they looking like a mount ♪ all the little kids run around ♪ ♪ i can hear their stomachs growl ♪ ♪ it's a full moon out ♪ my girl just keep on howling ♪ she said she gonna leave me ♪ if i don't come home with 50,000 ♪ ♪ oh, man, oh oh, man ♪ oh, man, oh, man ♪ new york city, where you at? ♪ i got bills ♪ i gotta pay ♪ so i'm gonna work, work, work every day ♪ ♪ i got mouths ♪ i got to feed ♪ so i'm gonna make sure everybody eats ♪ ♪ i got bills ♪ woke up and i bumped my head ♪ stubbed my toe on the edge of the bed ♪ ♪ opened the fridge and the food all gone neighbor's dog crapped on my lawn hopped in the car and the car won't start ♪ ♪ too lot but i still got to walk ♪ ♪ behind an old lady in the grocery line

praying my card don't get declined. >> oh, many man, oh, ♪ oh, man, oh, man ♪ let's do it ♪ i got bills ♪ i got to pay ♪ so i'm fwon thgonna work, wor, every day ♪ ♪ i got mouths i got to feed ♪ so i'm gonna make sure everybody eats ♪ ♪ i got bills ♪ put your hands in a air like this ♪ ♪ let's do it ♪ i got bills ♪ put your hands in the air like this ♪ ♪ hey, hey ♪ my shoes ♪ my shoes ♪ i said my shoes ♪ ♪ ain't got no sole

♪ i got bills ♪ i gotta pay ♪ so i'm gonna work work work every day ♪ ♪ i got mouths ♪ i gotta feed ♪ so i'm gonna make sure everybody eats ♪ ♪ i got bills ♪ i gotta pay ♪ so i'm gonna work, work, work every day ♪ ♪ i got mouths ♪ i gotta feed ♪ so i'm gonna make sure everybody eats ♪ ♪ i got bills ♪ your mama got bills ♪ your daddy got bills your sister got bills ♪ ♪ i got bills ♪ everybody got bills ♪ everybody got bills >> thank you! [ cheers and applause ]

>> lunchmoney lewis! thank you so much. that's lip synching from al roker. lots more music but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> one more time. ♪ [ cheers and app

signing a couple of autographs outside. we thank lunchmoney lewis for stopping by. now let's get a check of some birthday wishes from mr. willard

scott. hi, willard. >> how sweet it is to be part of the greatest show on television, the "today" show. new york, we love you. happy birthday to lillie washington from los angeles, california. she loves the lakers. she's 100 today. everybody loves her. emogene morris from newport, arkansas. i don't know that town. i hope to one day. she's 100 and plays the piano by ear. harold larson is 100 today and he's from mt. pleasant. he fought in world war ii. one of our great veterans. we appreciate your server service, sir. sir thomas copeland from louisville. louisville, kentucky. he's 100 years old today. one of the things he loves to do in life is study genealogy. that's a big thing now aday.

find out which tree you fell out of. that's all for now. enjoy your smucker's morning. see you later. >> we always do. thank you very much. >> thank you. what's coming up next hour? >> i have a little more from lunchmoney lewis. new song coming out that's terrific. do you weigh yourself every morning? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> interesting study about people who do. >> you weigh yourself every morning? >> i do, too. >> when i feel light. >> that's why i never weigh myself. i never feel light. >> another reason to hate natalie. >> when i feel heavy i don't get on the scale. >> oh, my god, i gained an

nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. bright sunshine to start your day. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley. >> it's going to stay for the rest of the day too as the humidity comes down. the temperatures go up. they're starting to climb with bright sunny skies. up the schuylkill, a view from the comcast center. in philadelphia we are seeing low 70s.

70s climbing into the middle 70s in philadelphia international just updated to 75 degrees, 72 trenton, 68 in coatesville, and 70 in roxborough. warming process has begun. we will be in the 80s this afternoon with bright sunny skies. >> new from overnight a barrage of gunfire sends two men to the hospital and narrowly misses a breg nant woman. this happened on 30th street in the grays ferry section of philadelphia. police say two men in their 20s were sitting on the front porch when the gunman unloaded firing two dozen bullets at the house. both men were hit multiple times. they're in stable condition. the bullets just missed the victim's sister who is 6 months pregnant. another woman sleeping inside. more violence in east germantown neighborhood. police tell us someone shot three people, two men and a woman, on crowson street. police are still searching for the gunmen in both shootings. democrats scored a win in yesterday's special election for

three philadelphia seats in the state legislature. in the 195th director voters sent donna bullock to harrisburg she will finish the term of one who resigned. joanna mcclinton former chief council to anthony williams will represent the 191st district, left vacant by that corruption sting in the 174th former city councilman ed nielsen is the winner. i'm tracy davidson.

this morning on "today's take," lunchmoney lewis hits the stage because, you know, he's got bills to pay. >> and do you believe in magic? you will after you see what this guy's got planned for us. all that and more coming up. >> annocer: 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. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome to "today" this wednesday morning, august 12, 2015. we have a big crowd on the plaza. we'd like to think it's for us but it's for lunchmoney lewis. >> yes. >> lunchmoney lewis is in the building. >> he is. everyone loves him.

i love the signs. people gluing dollars to their signs. we should clean up the plaza later. they got bills but they brought cash. >> we have a great new song coming up with it. >> we'll talk to him at the table. eel play a song for us. this is al's jam. >> earth, wind & fire, "september," 1971. crazy. >> if you have ever seen them live. >> they have been on the plaza. >> it's amazing. the song is september and my birthday is in september. as a 7-year-old i was like, this is my jam. >> they wrote it for me. >> we have had them on. they are touring now with chicago. that has to be a heck of a concert. amazing. >> i went to see hamilton. >> oh, my gosh. >> everyone under the sun said it is the greatest thing. i will add my voice to that. i saw it. i can't even tribe it for you.

it takes the story of our founding fathers, makes it accessible and contemporary. lynn miranda wrote the lyrics. it is a stroke of genius. it might be the best piece of art i have ever seen. >> that's what people are saying. >> your father enjoyed it, too. >> my dad said, who sometimes is skeptical of broadway. he sat there and said, i would sit here now and watch it again? >>. >> it is transformative. the number of musical genres it covers, r & b, hip-hop. rap. british pop. the king george number alone. >> our hearts are racing. >> we are waiting for our tickets. >> i love the diversity of the cast. >> and not it is athletic,

graceful. >> we were saying how you go from hamilton's story to hip-hop. how you combine the two. >> opening night, he said in the book, the biography of hamilton inspired him. i'm reading it thinking this guy is a genius. how you say that, which is a well written book, but transform it to that -- >> aaron burr. >> it makes broadway accessible for people. people think broadway is super expensive tickets. not necessarily the most exciting night. we have the opportunity to go see a mix of plays. when you have something your kids could enjoy. your kids. it makes it contemporary and accessible. >> changes the audience. >> i don't want to give away too much. i hope you can go see it. you would love this. there is a rap battle between

jefferson and hamilton and they are debating in a hip-hop battle. >> there was a schoolhouse rock like i'm only a bill. >> it was a drop. >> it was. >> we have to go. >> you're killing us. >> thomas jefferson quotes big --biggie. >> did you know today is a national celebration? it's middle child's day. >> confetti. >> who's a middle highlanchild? >> oldest? >> oldest. >> i'm surrounded by old children. >> we were surrounded by whiners. >> is that what middle children? >> no, we are not. >> ooh, marcia, marcia, marcia. >> that was the case in my house. patricia, patricia. researchers found middle children are risk taker, often have it easier with the parents because you paved the way as the

older children. we accept that. middle children are more adaptable. we go with the flow. >> you have to survive. makes a great activity. would have been having fights with you. >> oh, yes. >> do you fit the bill of things we describe? do you fall in the middle category? >> i was a middle child for -- i was the baby for six years and my mom decided to have another. >> that explains a lot. >> then i became the middle child. >> middle children are attracted to other middle children. >> no, he's the oldest. but there are a lot of famous middle children. bill gates, jennifer lopez, anne hathaway, chris hemsworth. the handsome brothers. >> right. >> of course jan brady. >> poor jan.

>> poor jan. she gets the shaft a little bit. >> she did. >> yeah. it was always about marcia. >> so the older child was the baby, the first child. then you come along and then there is another one that needs the attention. do you get lost in the shuffle? >> totally. in fact my older sister convinced me for years, you were adopted. i know. >> those are the issues. >> your parents are watching now feeling like we gave her our all. >> they do their best. >> you may as well tell it now. >> that's a one-time story. >> google it. >> google natalie telling a story about her sister. really good. >> speaking of something that caught our eye outside of the study of middle children, how often do you weigh yourself? >> twice a today. once in the morning, once at

night. i like to know where i am. >> does it change during the day? >> it does. >> how often? >> every couple of days. i said earlier and you laughed. if i feel like i had a good week of eating and being healthy. >> affirmation basically. >> if i feel i have had a terrible day or had too much wine on the weekend i don't weigh myself. >> you do it to feel good. >> in the last five years, twice maybe. >> me, too. >> i never do it. we don't have a scale. >> jeans test. >> i don't do it based on one pair of jeans. if my clothes aren't fitting for, a couple of weeks i assume. i know when i have gone buck wild on the pancakes too much. >> buckwheat and buck wild. >> researchers at cornell gave scales to 162 people interested in losing weight. after a year, 29% of the people in the group who weighed daily

maintained at least 5% of the total weight lost. just 10% of those who weighed themselves less frequently maintained the loss. i think it makes you neurotic. >> it keeps track. >> i think it -- >> i have an app. >> my scale transfers wirelessly from the scale to an app so i can keep track. >> whoa, that's amazing. >> listen, when you weighed a third of a ton at one point, you become -- because you know what? that fat guy is still waiting out there somewhere. >> no, he's not. >> he is. just in case. just in case he is, i protect against him. >> lean and mean, roker. >> i see you back there! we are looking at the frontal system off the coast. that brought rain. we'll look at wet weather

setting itself up across florida over the next several days. afternoon temperatures, the heat is on through the south and the northern plains into the inner mountain region. temperatures in the 80s and 90s there. northern new england, the rain continues through florida. more moisture in the southwest. may see haboobs again back down through arizona. that's also something you want to see. any time. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the sunglasses. bright sunshine and low humidity today. a northwesterly breeze bringing the drier air in. we'll warm into the low to mid 80s this afternoon with dry air in place, a cooler morning tomorrow. 50s and low 60s, up to 84 in the afternoon. still nice and comfortable on friday with low humidity. we'll be warmer up to 88. then it turns hotter over the weekend, we're heading into the 90s. have a great day.

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>> i have to tell you. i was so excited about the song when i first heard it. we got to meet and do a little video together. let's relive the moment, shall we? ♪ i got bills ♪ i gotta pay ♪ so i'm fwon that work, work, work every today ♪ ♪ i've got mouths ♪ i gotta feed ♪ so i'm gonna make sure everybody eats ♪ ♪ i gotle bills ♪ ♪ i got bills >> how does it -- >> trying to take my gig. >> never, never. rolling stone called you one of the top new artists. sound like something between southern soul, miami bass and randy newman. that's high praise. >> randy newman is amazing. to be in those conversations is cool. it's fun. >> when you write the songs they are so catchy.

"mama" is huge in our house. are you going for a catchy song that will catch on like these have? >> because of my background as a songwriter we really are free with it. just with thele whole -- >> we have some audio problems there. >> we get in there. i like writing about how i feel and things that are important to me. try to make it fun, you know? write about my mom, bills, love, having a good time. just very fun and feel good for everybody. >> you collaborated with so many other artists. you have written songs for them. what made you say, hey, i'm doing this song instead? >> it was really organic. "bills" was done in a session we were working on for another artist. it kind of just happened. i wasn't looking for it. i did the songs. people liked them. it got me here with you. >> we went to break on a trivia question. your connection to the hit song "bad boys." what's the connection?

>> my dad and my uncle founded a group inner circle. my dad is the bass player. my uncle is the guitar player. a lot of reggae music. i was lucky to be around musical stuff young. >> we need to go to your house. a party. >> they are really successful record producers. >> my dad and my uncle are great songwriters. did stuff the with reggae, jamaica and pop culture. runs in the family. >> it lives forever as we watch "come "cops" in reruns. >> and sean hayes did something for mother's day. ♪ this is dedicated to my mama ♪ taught me how to put on my pajamas ♪ ♪ always let me have a couple dollars ♪ >> this is for all the mamas. grandmamas, great-grandmamas.

>> we have mr. geist lip synching this as well. >> i have never seen this one. that's cool. >> that's erica. there we go. >> huh. >> you don't remember? >> that was great. >> i did? >> of course i know the words. that's the anthem in our house. >> what can we expect with the new album? >> i'd like people to get to know me from the music. more fun, personal stuff. stuff you can dance to. >> the new one "whip it" is great. lunchmoney lewis, thanks so much. we'll hear it in our next half hour. up next, a who's who of a-list stars and jennifer aniston's wedding. guess which "friends" weren't invited? ooh! ooh! details in popfix because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy

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refers to as haters who question whether or not she's really pregnant. some people believe she's faking the pregnancy. she posed naked and wrote in part, first they say i'm too skinny so i have to be faking it. now i'm too big so i have to be faking it. she added, no filter, no photoshop. good lighting. kim is also making headlines for another instagram she shared last month. this one promotes a morning sickness medicine diclegis she said made her feel a lot better during her pregnancy. the fda issued a stern warning because she didn't mention possible side if he cans in the post. the company that markets the drug said it paid her for the promotion. she's deleted her post since the letter was issued. kim and kanye are expecting a baby boy. i'm glad this was addressed by the fda. people started buzzing about it online wondering if it works. a lot of women suffer severe morning sickness. the fda needed to clarify.

>> you need to know. >> absolutely. you're carrying a child. frightening. details are trickling out about jennifer aniston and justin theroux's wedding last week. two celebs who didn't make the cut. her, quote, "friends" costars matt leblanc and matthew perry. both actors said they were happy for jen and justin and they are a great couple but they were not invited to the surprise ceremony. leblanc telling "people" if she wanted me there i would have been there. lisa kudrow and courtney cox were there. about 70 people. have you ever had a friend not invite you to something like a birthday party? somebody you thought you were close to. >> and you hear about it from other people? probably. >> once or twice. >> doesn't bother me much. >> it's all good. >> i didn't like you anyway. i didn't want to buy you a gift. >> saved me cash.

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month. authorities say james harris broke into jasmine wright's apartment last month when she returned they say he beat strangled and sexually assaulted her. police said harris had been a maintenance worker in the building and when fired he never returned the keys giving him access to her apartment. tom wolf is scheduled to meet with house republicans as the state's budget standoff drags on. governor wolf in norristown yesterday where he called for compromise. they have been running without a budget for 41 days. wolf vetoed a republican veto plan he called a sham. delaware state officials are expected to discuss plans for more than $4 million in funding to tackle substance abuse. governor markell says 185 delaware residents died from suspected drug overdoses last year and nearly 10,000 adults sought public treatment for addiction. i'm tracy davidson. we'll have another update in 25 minutes and you can always get the latest news and weather with

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taking a look at the headlines, complaints from airline passengers are soaring this year according to the department of transportation complaints about delayed flights, missed connections and lost luggage jumped more than 20% in the first half of the year compared to the same time a year ago. american, united and spirit airlines had the most complaints. at the same time on-time arrivals improved for the nation's biggest airlines. about 75% on time in june compared to 72% last year. a new study is suggesting that uber may be reducing trunk driving deaths. researchers looked at alcohol-related deaths on california roads and found death rates trapped as much as 5.5% in areas covered by uber-x.

trans-fats are linked to an increased risk of heart disease. looking at data from 50 studies, researchers found trans-fats in margarine and snack foods were linked to a 21% higher risk of heart disease and a 34% increase in risk of death from any cause. they found no extra cardiovascular risk from saturated fats from things like butter and milk. experts say rather than eating lots of saturated fats it is best to look for healthier alternatives. your car one day may help you navigate traffic lights on city streets. bmw is working with an oregon tech company on a way to alert drivers when the next traffic light will turn red or green and suggests the best speed to drive before the light changes. it uses the enlighten app already available for smartphones. the bmw system would display on the instrument panel and in the future may warn you if you are about to run a red light. if you are headed to the beach any time soon this video

may be the last thing you want to see. take a look. it is impressive. this is a massive great white shark. at least 20 feet long. in the record books as the biggest shark ever filmed. it was released on facebook monday by researchers involved in the project. the footage was taken in 2013 near guadeloupe island. the female is noboknown as deep blue, possibly pregnant, too. she was probably extra hungry. >> that looks like a cross between an orca and a shark. >> g inormous. >> let's see what we have over the next several days. for today, wet weather on the west coast. a lot of rain in florida. they have drought conditions. they will be thankful there. the mid section looking good thanks to the area of high pressure. heat continues through the gulf

coast into south central u.s. and the midwest. a beautiful day in the northeast in new england. plenty of sunshine and low humidity. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the sunglasses. bright sunshine and low humidity today. a northwesterly breeze bringing the drier air in. we'll warm into the low to mid 80s this afternoon with dry air in place, a cooler morning tomorrow. 50s and low 60s, up to 84 in the afternoon. still nice and comfortable on friday with low humidity. we'll be warmer up to 88. then it turns hotter over the weekend, we're heading into the 90s. have a great day. and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. september is childhood cancer awareness month. in our latest hope to it we take you to messfest. dylan? >> this event was incredible. you know, cancer is the number one cause of death by disease of children and the campbell family

knows it well. after cindy and lou lost their son ty to cancer they started the muddy puddles project. they organized a day like no other to celebrate ty and other kids who have faced cancer. a muddy puddle in memory of py. a fire truck in memory of tanner. and a food fight in memory of cole. all part of messfest, a fund-raising event honoring kids dealing with or who have lost their battle with pediatric cancer. >> let's celebrate the idea that the kids can have fun and do activities in honor of those who can't sprks cindy and lou's son ty was diagnosed with a tumor at 2. >> he was the love of my life. from the time he was born my world began and ended with him. >> reporter: he passed away at 5. >> how much did ty help you get through things maybe you wouldn't have thought you couldn't have gotten through? >> without him here it's much harder.

when he was next to me, how can i not be happy that he was there? it didn't matter that he was sick. it didn't matter what was happening. if i was laying next to him in a hospital bed i was in the best place i could be. >> reporter: they created the muddy puddles project as a way to raise money for pediatric cancer research. >> it was just a simple question. one day that i asked him when he wasle really not doing well. i asked him what do you want to do when you get better. he said, i'm going to jump in a muddy puddle. it was just the simplest thing and it stuck with me forever. as a grown-up that would be the last thing on our minds. >> reporter: emily, lindsay and their son ailyn come in memory of mac. >> it's having fun and remembering at the same time. >> reporter: brindly is in remission. she had leukemia. her younger brother became her bone marrow donor. >> last year she wasn't allowed to go in the mud pit. she wasn't allowed to go in the pools. this year she can do it all.

>> is it fun? >> first things first. we are standing right beside a fire truck. that's the activity that's dedicated to your son. can you tell me about him? >> tanner was diagnosed with a brain tumor before his second birthday. he passed away at three and a half. he believed he was a firefighter. every year we are touched that cindy and lou dedicate the fire truck to tanner. it means so much to us. >> reporter: tanner's brother chase got into the spirit. a big high five. oh! right in our faces. >> three, two, one! [ cheers ] >> this is great. >> it's so fun. there is nothing you can do but smile. >> i'm thinking of ty and smiling all day. >> reporter: i rinsed off before hitting the pies and the food fight. >> we never get to do this. it's what every kid wants to do. >> it's for a good cause. makes me happy.

>> he's not here to witness it, but i feel he's watching and loving this year after year, every moment of it. he needs this day. >> events like messfest raise money for pediatric cancer research. to give you an idea of what the kids go through ty endured 20 surgeries, 11 cycles of chemotherapy and countless other treatments. go to today.com for more information. there are a lot of tears but everybody gets messy and smiles and laughs. the parents, kids. nobody gets in trouble for being messy. it was an amazing event. >> beautiful. well done, dylan. >> nice job. >> nice job. we are back after this. cottonelle cleanripple texture gets you cleaner, >> nice job. we are back after this. but will it get people clean enough to go commando? did you just wipe your bum? well, i sure did. did you notice anything about the texture? it's very...functionally efficient. this is the equivalent of your muscles. it just gets a hold of everything. yeah. nothing's left behind. nothing. are you clean enough to go commando?

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make sure i don't catch it. keep me honest. nothing in the hands. >> you're sitting next to us. >> watch the first coin. the centabo. willie has the best seat in the house. didn't it look like it went in the hand? the next is the english penny. didn't it sound like it went in? >> it went in. >> the last is the half dollar. set it right there. watch close. didn't it look like it went in as well? watch. shake and the first coin jumps across. you didn't know what to look for. i will show you. the pen write is next. one, two. the last is the centabo. all three coins jump across. >> incredible. >> now hold on. >> there's more. >> you didn't know what to look for. i will show you again. watch the hand. >> watching it. >> first the centabo. you will see it go in. next, the english penny. did you see it? >> this time i will tell you when i do the move.

half dollar. one, two, three. you saw it, right? i stole out the half dollar. but really that's just an illusion because the half dollar is here. these are just the foreign coins. >> come on. >> wow. >> i will show you one last time. >> watch the hand. ready in one, two, three. >> the last is the half dollar. >> just to change it up this time we'll take the half dollar and put it in my pocket. how many does that leave in the hand? >> two. >> but remember the trick ends off right back. watch this. where it started -- >> no way. >> come on. >> no. >> inside the purse. >> did you shake the purse? >> wow. >> i'm not in on the trick. >> mat franco, thank you so much.

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nbc 10 news starts now. >> it is 9:56. good morning. i'm chris cato. shaping up to be a beautiful wednesday out there. let's get your first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> you're not the first to notice that. look at the crowd growing at cape may. beautiful sunshine, a nice warm afternoon and the humidity is falling. that's a live view of cape may. you can see people are making their way towards the ocean. seven-mile-an-hour breeze in wildwood, not all that strong but enough to bring the humidity

down. that's dry air that's coming in. as the temperature goes up 74 in cape may, 77 in philadelphia. we will warm into the lower 80s today. >> well if your daily drive includes one of two area bridges get ready to pay more to cross the delaware. commissioner are voting on that issue tonight but looks like it will pass. the burlington county bridge commission will likely raise tolls for the tacony palmyra and burlington briston bridges. tolls would double from 2 to $4 for cash paying drivers and easy pay drivers would pay $3. officials say revenue will pay for safety improvements on the bridges. if approved the tolls would take affect september 15th. the pope not the only religious packing his bags for philadelphia. the dalai lama tickets go on sale. the tibetan leader will be here and appearing at two events you can see him one at lasalle university, one at temple university. you can check out the nbc 10 news app for information on the

dalai lama's visit and how to buy those tickets. i'm chris cato. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. have a great morning.

>> announcer: from nbc news this is today with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody, it's wednesday. winesday wednesday, august 12, 2015. >> look what happened. >> what happened? >> i don't know. >> how did you get roped in and recruitedment it happens every now and then. >> but for good reason this time, obviously here. kathie lee taking time off with her family. it's good to sit in with you. you've spent time with kathie lee over the last couple days. i talked to her on sunday and monday. i called her monday after speaking with her on sunday and i said kathie le