low humidity, sunshine, 84. >> we're almost out of time. "today" show is next. we'll be back here with local updates and maybe some songs in a few minutes. >> always get updates on the nbc 10 news app. check it out. good morning. ejected. uni vision's anchor kicked out of a donald trump news conference. >> sit down. go back to univision. >> as trump's ongoing battle with megyn kelly forces her boss to step in. can his confrontational style take him to the white house or will it wear thin with voters? we'll talk to trump in a live interview. hero's welcome. one of the americans who stopped the train attack in france returns to the u.s. the man he helped take down charged with terrorism overnight. what authorities are revealing about his plan. >> all eyes on erika. tropical storm warnings for

puerto rico and the virgin islands. and phoenix slammed with high winds. >> oh, my god! >> this morning dramatic images from the storm. and fast food friends? burger king trying to make nice with arch rival mcdonald's by offering to come up with the ultimate burger together. are you ready for the mcwhopper today? wednesday, august 26, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. now you can really have it your way. a combination of the ultimate burgers. i would try that. >> you can have it your mcway. >> exactly. >> we'll see if the two fast food enemies can be friends, peace restored to the fast food galaxy. let's start with today's top

story. politics. donald trump's newest clash with a member of the media. a prominent spanish language anchor jorge ramos. we'll talk to donald trump and also a possible run by joe biden. is that why hillary clinton cut her vacation short? we'll have the story. let's start with trump's heated exchange and heater alexander, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this was quite a spectacle. you decide if trump was out of line. was the anchor man grandstanding? jorge ramos is the most powerful news man in spanish language tv. he's called the walter cronkite there and the two men zwared off. in iowa, more fireworks and another feud. >> excuse me. sit down. you weren't called. sit down. >> no, no. >> sit down. >> a combative donald trump

confronted about controversial comments. >> i have a right to ask a question. >> no, you haven't been called. >> i have a right. >> go back to univision. >> ramos has been a fierce critic accusing trump of spreading hate. >> right now donald trump is no question the loudest voice of intolerance, hatred and division in the united states. >> ramos was let back in where they sparred at length on immigration. >> are you going to bring the army? >> we are doing it in a humane fashion, believe me. >> how are you going tole build 1900 miles of wall. >> very easy. i'm a builder. i build buildings that are -- can i say what's more complicated? what's more complicated is building a building that's 95 stories tall. >> reporter: at times, things got personal. >> do you know the number? you're a part of the lawsuit. how much am i suing univision

for? $500 million. i have a bigger heart than you do. he's an honest guy. now i like him. >> reporter: but trump isn't backing down from the fight with fox news, even after the chief called for trump to apologize for his latest twitter tirade against me gyn kelly tweeting he liked her show better when she was on vacation and retweeting a comment that dismissed her as a bim bo. ales called it an attack. >> it is a small element in my life. i don't care about me gyn kelly. no i won't apologize. she should apologize to me but i don't care. >> reporter: then he added to his philosophy on firing back. >> when people treat me unfairly i don't let them forget. >> reporter: including jeb bush, tuesday blasting trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants as unrealistic.

trump promised to hold back. >> the second place was so far back we won't talk about it. i want to be nice tonight. >> he was nice for a while. to be fair donald trump picked up rick perry's former iowa state chairman. as for the clash with ramos the national association of hispanic journalists is condemning trump for, in their words, allowing ramos so be ejected for asking a question. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. let's go to donald trump on the phone. good morning. >> good morning, matt. >> good to talk to you. this confrontation last night, ramos has been an outspoken critic of your immigration policy. we can debate whether he should have waited. you told him to sit down and threw in a "go back to univision" for good measure. do feuds work for you? does this help with your

supporters? >> i don't know. i have very big support. i'm leading every poll by double digits and there is a movement, a silent majority happening. it's impressive to see. he was totally out of line last night. i was asking and being asked a question from another reporter. i would have gotten to him quickly. he stood up and started ranting and raving like a madman. frankly, he was out of line. most people -- in fact, most newspaper reports said i handled it well. he was totally, absolutely out of line. >> you have said when people treat me unfairly, i don't let them forget me. that leads me to megyn kelly. you thought she was unfair in questioning to you and 19 days later she comes back from vacation on monday and it seemed in an unprovoked attack you went back after her, questioning her appearance, her performance and retweeting a very unflattering comment about her that called

her a bimbo. why have you let her get so far under your skin? >> well, haven't. if you tweet a few tweets or retweets that's not getting under your skin. i'm not a fan. i don't think she does a good job. i don't think she's a very good professional. frankly, the show is better without her. that's up to them. they can do what they want. i respect roger. he can do what he wants. >> it sounds a little bit -- and take it the right way -- like you are a guy with a schoolyard crush. when we were in elementary and junior high school guys say the meanest things about the girls they like the most. >> trust me, matt. there is no crush, that i can tell you. as far as i was concerned during the debate she asked me questions that were totally inappropriate. other people were asked nice questions about jobs, god, other things. she hits me with questions that were totally inappropriate. a lot of people said that. many people agreed with me.

she knows better than anybody because fox -- talk about twitter. they were going after fox big league because of the kind of questions i was asked that night. despite that, every poll of the debate had me winning. time magazine had me winning. i was not asked a fair question. >> the chairman of fox called your attack on kelly disturbing. he said, i could not be more proud of megyn for her professionalism and class in the face of mr. trump's verbal assaults. donald trump rarely apologizes but he should. we have never been deterred by anyone attacking us much less allowed ourselves to be bullied by anyone and we are not going to start now. do you embrace the term "bullied" when it comes to your dealings with the press? >> i'm not a bully. it's the opposite way. i'm not a bully. last night this man starts

ranting, raving, screaming. honestly, very disrespectful to other reporters. we had a packed house, a tremendous group of people in iowa. the room was packed with thousands of people. the press room was packed. i did a press event. he gets up and starts ranting and raving, very disrespectful to the other reporters. >> you are making the republican establishment nervous. there are two moves i want to talk about. in north carolina and virginia, top republicans are proposing something saying if any candidate wants to be on the primarily ballot the candidate has to pledge to support the eventual nominee and not to run a third party candidacy. that's aimed straight at you. how do you respond? >> first of all, winning those polls by a lot also. north carolina just came out. it's a tremendous margin. i have great relationships in those states and other states have the same provision. they have had it for years.

i'm going to run, matt, and i want to be treated fairly and i am being treated fairly by the front-runner. -- party. i'm the front-runner in every poll. i think i will get the nomination and win the election and will make america great again. that's what i want to do. i'm only doing this for one reason -- to make our country great again. >> let me end on this. written by amy walter who compared the embrace of you by some voters as a post college summer fling and wrote this. you are unattached and carefree, want to connect with someone passionate le and fall in love. meanwhile your parents want you to meet a guy like jeb bush. no wonder gop voters are with trump. he probably smokes and drive as motorcycle. but you don't care. eventually you settle down with

the responsible guy. is that the way you see it unfolding? >> not at all. jeb bush is a low energy person. he'll never take us to the promised land. the country won't work under jeb bush. it will work the way it is now where everybody is taking advantage of the united states, laughing at the united states. i have the biggest crowds, the biggest support. the polls just came out in new hampshire, iowa, nationally just yesterday. every one of them has massively -- they are tired of the jeb bushes of the world, the bushes, the clintons. they are tired of the people that have been running this country into the ground. i think that's why i have the biggest crowds and the biggest polls. >> donald trump, to be continued. thanks for joining us. i appreciate it. >> thank you very much, matt. >> let's go to the democrats now. hillary clinton interrupting her vacation to head to iowa today. she's expected to face growing questions over the e-mail scandal as well as questions about a potential challenge from vice president biden.

kristen welker is on the campaign trail in iowa this morning. kristen, good morning. >> savannah, good morning to you. as secretary clinton begins a three-day campaign swing through the midwest she's getting a major nod. the former governor endorsing her. the clinton team hopes it send s a strong message to vice president biden that her support runs deep. this as the damage volume control over her e-mails is still in high gear. hillary clinton is taking a break from her hamptons vacation headed back to the trail in iowa, as questions persist about her use of a private e-mail server while serving as secretary of state. last time she faced the press before she left for vacation last week. things got testy. >> did you wipe the server? >> like, what, with a cloth or something? >> reporter: vice president biden is increasingly

considering a run of his own. already courting voters, anticipating a battle against hillary clinton's fund-raising juggernaut. president obama reportedly gave biden his blessing to run but a white house spokesman said this is an intensely personal decision for the vice president. meantime a poll shows mixed signals for the democratic front-runner in eye wachlt an overwhelming number of likely caucus goers say they are backing clinton. sanders trails by 34 points and the vice president comes in third. 52% of democrats also say the controversy over e-mails would hurt her in a general election. another sign the scandal isn't going away. secretary clinton ends in minneapolis on friday where the draft biden super pac will have several representatives in force. back to you.

>> thank you. meantime one of the american heroes who helped stop a gunman on a paris-bound train is back in california as the suspect faces terrorism charges. nbc's kelly cobiella is in germany. good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. this alleged gunman faces three charges. prosecutors say he was planning mass murder, even listening to a jihadist message on youtube while on the train friday. meantime here in germany, airman stone has been in and out of this hospital. he said the staff is doing, quote, an awesome job. he and his friends trying to get their lives back to normal. anthony sadler is back on home soil, flying across the atlantic on a private jet with his parents, a flight donated by an oregon sportswear ceo. over the weekend tim boyle flew the mothers to paris to watch their sons receive france's

highest honor. >> these guys really acted how we all wish we would act in that kind of experience. you can see maybe your own kids in that situation. you would hope they would act that way as well. >> reporter: alek skarloto will be awarded the service's highest noncombat award. his actions epitomize what we mean by a soldier of character. the gunman led into a courthouse in france barefoot and blind-folded facing attempted murder, attempted mass murder and being part of a terrorist organization. among his arsenal, an assault rifle. the wife of mark moogalian, who tried to wrestle it away from him, heard him. >> i hear him saying i got the gun. i hear a shot, maybe one or two.

i'm not sure. it was very loud. then i saw my husband -- he fell to the ground. >> reporter: moogalian still in the hospital while plans to honor the homecoming heroes continue. just in the last few minutes airman stone's commander read a statement from stone. he said for the american international audience, i am humbled with the attention the story has drawn. i think everyone in my situation would have done the same thing. his commander said he'll return to service within months. guys? >> kelly cobiella in germany. thank you so much. >> anxious eyes on wall street after a sixth day of losses. domenic chu is monitoring the market for us. >> we are seeing the dow jones industrial average that could open up by nearly 400 points. a positive open is being forecasted now. this is coming with skepticism. we saw the same move happen

yesterday only to see a 400-plus-point gain in the dow dissipate to a 200-point loss, a massive swing of 600 points in a day. of course this following the big intraday drop we were on with you for -- a thousand points on the beginning of monday's trading session. a lot of traders anxiously waiting to see what happens. a lot of eyes will be focused on whether or not anything in china, anything around the world can really change stock market sentiment. for now, what we have seen is s&p 500, the largest cap stocks in america have lost 900 billion dollars in market value in the last two days alone. if you look at when the selling started the stocks have lost nearly $2 trillion in value in the last week and a half. very much a battle between the optimists and the pessimists on wall street. >> dominic chu at cnbc it's a roller coaster and not the fun kind. >> exactly.

we have trouble in the caribbean as erika gains strength. al, good morning to you. >> good morning. we show you erika getting itself together, gaining strength. we are going to continue to track this thing. the latest from the national hurricane center. it is currently not quite making its way felt as a hurricane yet. at 390 miles east of antigua, it is moving west quickly at 18 miles per hour. already we have seen hurricane watches and warnings going up. we have hurricane warnings for puerto rico, the virgin islands, guadeloupe under storm watches. four to eight inches of rain is good news for puerto rico as long as the winds stay off. tropical storm-force winds tonight. over the weekend it makes it to the bahamas. look at monday morning. this is forecast track as a category 1 storm north of miami. we have other models showing this -- you watch this track and

we have eight modelles we look at for hurricanes. just about all of them bring it somewhere into southern florida or the gulf. we'll track this closely right through the weekend. i can't find my discover card! wait, i can freeze my account. [touch tone] introducing freeze it, from discover. it allows you to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds if your card is misplaced. not here... ♪ and once you find your card, you can switch it right on again. hey...you're back! [touch tone] freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover.com. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get the sunglasses ready. lots of sunshine, nice and comfortable as the humidity stays low. the temperatures climb into the lower 80s this afternoon. northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour, just enough to bring in

the dry air which will be on tap for tomorrow, too. 61 in the morning, 84 in the afternoon. beautiful weather for thursday and friday and saturday will still be nice and comfortable. though warmer. near 90 on saturday and into the 90s starting sunday. have a great day. coming up in the next half hour, the power of the haboob knocking an 18-wheeler off the road. >> looking forward to that. coming up, the former prep school student accused of rape. will he take the stand today in his own defense? we'll be live at the courthouse. >> and the painting of jesus removed from a middle school in kansas where it's hung for decades. a raging debate that's ignited. but first, this is "today" on nbc. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america.

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with nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica? >> chris, we are watching a disabled vehicle. of course the camera moves before we go live with this shot around girard avenue. you can see the disabled vehicle. there is somebody on the scene trying to help him get his car out of the way on the southbound side of 95. this drive time almost a half hour from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. and we're following a developing story here, skyforce 10 was over the scene a bit earlier of a police-involved shooting in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. here's what police tell us. they say an officer shot a robbery suspect in the stomach at 61st and spruce around 5:30 this morning. they took that man to the hospital. no word on his condition or exactly what led to the shooting. we'll continue following that for you. another update in 25 minutes. i'm chris cato. have a great morning. patients across the country have spoken.

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] 7:30 now. 26th of august, 2015. pretty morning out in rockefeller plaza. there is a chill in the air. you could say fall is in the air. >> stop it! >> i'm with savannah. >> thank you. >> use some restraint. take a look at headlines. univision anchor jorge ramos was ejected from a donald trump news conference last night. donald trump said he didn't wait to be called on adding last hour in an interview ramos was totally, absolutely, out of line. >> a 14-year-old boy is in custody after holding a teacher and 29 classmates at gun point inside a west virginia high school. the hostages were released

unharmed and the suspect surrendered to police. >> tropical storm watches and warnings for parts of the caribbean as erika heads west and could strengthen. it is expected to hit the leeward islands as early as tonight. >> we begin with the suspect in a closely watched sexual assault trial in new hampshire. he's set to take the stand potentially today. let's get to gabe gutierrez at the courthouse. good morning. >> savannah, good morning. the prosecution rested and this morning the defense said it could decide to call just one witness, setting the scene for another dramatic day of testimony. today owen labrie is expected to take the stand in his own defense after a detective testified labrie said he wept when she called to inform him of allegations. >> he said after he put the condom on, it was a sobering moment. and that he had a moment of self-restraint and stopping. and then he called it a moment

of divine inspiration. >> reporter: during a tense cross-examination the defense fiercely questioned detective julie curtain's interrogation tactics and why she wanted to missouri an interview from a public coffee shop to the police station. >> only after you said it again and again and again and again and finally they said okay, we'll go to the police station. right? >> i did say it again. >> is it fair to say that you convinced them that they should go back to the police station by the fact that you kept bringing it up again and again? >> i disagree with the word convinced. >> reporter: the defense suggesting she was trying to coerce labrie when she recommended the teenager speak to her without his mother. >> that was your goal. >> i told him to think about it -- >> detective, please. that was your goal, wasn't it? >> it was my goal, but he made the decision. >> just admit. >> your honor, i object.

>> another detective said 119 facebook messages from labrie's account were deleted but police got them from a friend. several of them testified labrie either implied or flat out told them he had sex with the girl. he's pleaded not guilty to all charges. >> i suppose unless you have teenagers who are in high school it's hard to appreciate how these kids talk. it can be pretty crude. >> reporter: a forensics expert testified a sample from the accuser's underwear matched labrie's dna profile. a second test came back inconclusive. labrie maintained he never had intercourse with the girl. savannah? >> gabe gutierrez at the courthouse, thank you. lisa bloom is today's legal analyst. good morning. >> good morning. >> there can't be a trial decision more high stakes than whether to put the defendant on the stand. do you think this is a case where he needs to testify? >> the defense team must have come to the decision that the accuser was credible enough that they are concerned at least on

the statutory rape charge. so they have to put him on. he has to connect with the jury. it's really a risky thing to do. >> yes. >> it shifts the spotlight to him whereas the issue so far has been is she credible. you put him on the stand it's almost a one-witness case. >> right. he's already engaged in a few inconsistencies he'll be hit with on cross-examination. >> what do you do if you are the defense attorney. how do you prepare him? >> i would tell him you have to be liked. you can't be arrogant, not for a moment. the way to be liked is come to mistakes you have made. show remorse. you are not going to admit you raped her but admit you went after her, it was inappropriate. she was 15. you feel badly about what happened. >> the reason this is risky is facing a cross-examination can be tough. say you are the prosecutor. what do you go after? >> my favorite is his claim that he pursued her for months, gets her alone, she seems willing, according to him. he puts on a condom and has a

moment of "divine inspiration". >> his words. >> where everything stops and he doesn't engage in sex with her. that's a cross-examiner's dream. >> we'll see if he takes the stand. thank you. >> let's get a check of the weather now from al roker. >> thank you very much. i have to show you this video. this is a haboob in phoenix, arizona yesterday. the storm system developed and shows amazing stuff. you can see the rain coming out. the down burst from this. the winds ahead of it actually blow an 18-wheeler off the road on i-10 outside of phoenix. driver is okay. torrential downpours a mess. guess what. we are looking at more potential for the flooding rain again today throughout the southwest. we go to the map to show you the tropical storm hanging in there as the front starts to push to the south. we see the moisture coming up. damaging winds, flash flooding,

cloud-to-ground lightning from albuquerque to denver as far as casper. we have air quality alerts throughout the northwest. cooler, more humid air bringing better weather. all the way down into parts of nebraska we are seeing smoke from the fires. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get the sunglasses ready. lots of sunshine, nice and comfortable as the humidity stays low. the temperatures climb into the lower 80s this afternoon. northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour, just enough to bring in the dry air which will be on tap for tomorrow, too. 61 in the morning, 84 in the afternoon. beautiful weather for thursday and friday and saturday will still be nice and comfortable. though warmer. near 90 on saturday and into the 90s starting sunday. have a great day.÷1çh all right. that's your latest weather. let's go back to matt and savannah. >> thanks so much. now to a controversial decision to take down a portrait of jesus

get ago lot of attention. stephanie gosk is here with the story. >> the debate over le religion in school, a latest chapter , a middle school in kansas where a painting that's hung for decades was removed. this portrait of jesus christ is one of the most famous ever patiented. 500 million copies sold. since the '50s it's hung in this middle school in kansas. but no longer. >> we wanted to try to do it at the earliest point we could. so it wasn't going to create any more controversy. the attorneys were very clear that it was a violation of the establishment clause the way it was hanging. >> reporter: less than a week ago the freedom from religion foundation wrote a letter to the superintendent calling the placement of the portrait an egregious violation of the fist amendment. >> it is a picture of jesus. the courts consistently ruled

pictures of jesus and other religious iconography do not belong in a public school. >> reporter: tell that to an angry middle school student who responded with the portrait in hand. >> i think they shouldn't have tooken it down. it was kind of crazy. >> reporter: the freedom from religion foundation fights battles over church and state all over the country. >> last year we received more than 3,000 initial complaints from people around the country. on all sorts of issues. >> reporter: this month the group protested school prayer before football games in kentucky. the distribution of bibles in some florida schools. in fact, the group brought a lawsuit in ohio over the exact same portrait hanging in a school. the school district settled, agreeing to take the painting down and pay $95,000 amid public anger. >> they don't know anything about the culture of our community. >> reporter: when the letter arrived on superintendent

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willie is following for us. >> good morning. former big league ace pitcher and analyst curt schilling has a history of pushing boundaries on social media. his bosses say this time schilling went too far. curt schilling, contrite this morning. early tuesday she shared a photo online featuring an image of hitler that read, it's said only 5 to 10% of muslims are extremist. only 7% of germans were nazis. how'd that go. his employer espn yanked schilling from his current assignment at the little league world series saying in part curt's tweet was unacceptable and in no way represents our company's perspective. we made the point strongly to curt. schilling responded by tweeting, i understand and accept my suspension. 100% my fault. bad choices have bad consequences and this was a bad decision in every way on my

part. online controversy is nothing new to schilling. he's antagonized some with his outspoken politics. earlier this year drew praise for defending his teenaged daughter from online trolls. >> this is my child. you attacked my child. the rules go out the window when you attack family. >> reporter: despite his mea culpa tuesday he had another post with almost identical language. he's not commented on that post. espn has not said how long schilling's suspension will last. he was up for the third time for the hall of fame, wasn't voted in. he said he believes it is because of his republican and conservative politics that he's not accepted into the hall of fame. >> at least this time he said, my bad 100%. >> yep. >> at least he realized it. >> and did so pretty quickly. >> coming up, we'll have popstart. do your favorites stand the test of time? the most timeless songs ever

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since the "today" show is closing in on 3 million followers on twitter, we want to get to that point by the end of the week. if we do we'll send wrangler on the road. i really think he's excited to get out of this room for a second. we'll send wrangler to visit three cities and many of you. if you're not following the "today" show on twitter, start now. if you are following get your friends to join. we have wrangler on periscope. it is wrangler wednesday. so i will get this on him. he's excited -- on periscope, too. >> he can barely control himself. >> he'll be excited when he gets outside. >> down, wrangler. >> he has the zoo-lander look. blue steel. >> thank you. >> how about this? coming up, are you better off eating alone? the impact it can have on your health. after your local news. we don't need that many bags.

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nbc 10 news starts now. good morning. i'm chris cato. 7:56 and a great start to wednesday out there. let's get your first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. bill, how's it looking? >> really nice. lots of sunshine. though it's still cooler this morning than yesterday, we'll see a quick warmup with sunny skies near 80 degrees for the shore. that's cape may, the beach is looking good this morning. know it's going to be crowded this afternoon. 66 in atlantic city. dover at 62, 68 degrees in philadelphia. we will warm into the 70s to start with and that's where we'll spend the morning. it's this afternoon which will warm into the 80s. >> let's see how the morning rush is shaping up now with nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica? >> and chris, we do have multiveblgs involved here in a small accident scene on 95 right around cottman avenue.

you can see them lined up on the shoulder. a 29-minute drive time southbound from woodhaven road up towards the vine street expressway. not too heavy for this morning. out in burlington township we have the right lane and center lane still closed. but traffic moving on route 130 northbound. the red cross and relatives are helping more than two dozen people forced to their their homes because of a fire. it broke out at 1:30 this morning at the abrams run apartments in king of prussia. it took fire crews about five hours to put out the flames. peco had to shut off a ruptured gas line that's with fueling the fire. one was hurt. an a programming note, the eagles visit the packers saturday night. you can see that game only here on nbc 10. our pregame show starts at 7:30. kickoff is at 8:00. we'll have the completeç postge as well. nbc 10, your official home of the eagles. i'm chris cato. back with another update in 25 minutes.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, table for one? more americans than ever before are eating meals alone. it may actually be good for us. plus, can couples retreats help save a marriage? >> i moved out one day kind of out of the blue. >> courtney, will you forgive me? >> a look at an intense program for struggling couples, hoping to repair their relationships. >> beuller? beuller? >> reporter: from ferris beuller -- >> life moves pretty fast, you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. >> reporter: to a dirty weekend. >> i would like to spend a minute of, you know, personal

time. so just give me a break, all right? >> reporter: we are catching up with matthew broderick, live in studio today, august 26, 2015. >> we are from virginia! >> it's our first time in new york and my son's 6th birthday. >> i have been watching the "today" show for 30 years. today i'm 65. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> from brooklyn, iowa, to brooklyn new york. >> from houston, texas. >> celebrating our golden anniversary! [ cheers and applause ] >> and we are back now, 8:00 on a wednesday morning, the 26th day of august, 2015. we are out on the plaza with a nice group of people. wrangler has joined us on

national dog day. i like matthew broderick. he's coming up. >> i love him. >> 30 years since "ferris beuller". >> i can quote most of the lines. >> big fan? >> huge fan. >> i can't wait the sea that. >> guess what. we had two great concerts this week. we have another one on friday. we love darrius rucker. she's bringing his brand of southern-style music to rockefeller plaza. if you're in town, stop by friday only on "today." i'm old enough, i remember hootie & the blowfish. >> absolutely. loved them. >> i love his voice. that will be good. tamron has a check of the top stories. good morning. republican front-runner donald trump is offering no apologies after having a popular reporter thrown out of a news conference. nbc's national correspondent peter alexander joins us with more. peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you. this was quite oh confrontation. donald trump opening a new media feud taking on perhaps the most powerful news man in spanish language tv, jorge ramos who tried to challenge the canada at that time on immigration policies before he was ejected with trump telling him to sit down and go back to univision. ramos was let back in and got to ask the question. earlier this morning trump spoke exclusively to matt on "today." >> he was totally out of line last night. i was asking and being asked a question from another reporter. i would have gotten to him quickly. he stood up and started ranting and raving like a madman. frankly, he was out of line and most people -- in fact, most newspaper reports said i handled it very well. he was totally, absolutely out of line. >> meanwhile, trump isn't backing down from his reignited fight with fox news, even after fox's chief demanded trump apologize for the latest twitter tirade focused on megyn kelly

calling her a bim bo saying it was unacceptable and disturbing. trump saying kelly should apologize to him. tamron? >> peter, thank you very much. one of the americans who stopped a terror attack on a train in france last week is back home in california. 23-year-old college student anthony sadler arrived tuesday night in sacramento. he and two others helped to over power a gunman who had already opened fire. he probably had help planning what was intend ed to be a miss kerr. a judge will formally sentence james holmes to life in prison without parole. holmes killed 12 people and wounded dozens in 2012 when he opened fire in a packed movie theater in aurora, colorado. a jury could not agree on the sentence. 11 jurors wanted to give holmes the death penalty.

one voted for life without parole. indycar driver justin wilson left a legacy that goes far beyond the racetrack. his brother revealed on twitter that wilson, who died from crash injuries monday saved six lives by being an organ donor. the 37-year-old british driver was a well known advocate for numerous charities. and a woman whose picture became an image of the 9/11 attacks in new york has passed away. marcie borders was photographed covered in dust from the world trade center collapse. her family confirmed she passed away after battling stomach cancer. mayor bill deblasio said they hold her loved ones in our hearts. we have an important recall. 2 million pounds of turkey bacon that could spoil before the best by date. this after the company received

reports of illness from eating the bacon. the company said turkey bacon from may 31 to august 6 are affected. go to today.com for the full list of products. and when you go on a whale watching trip there are no guarantees. sometimes you come up empty and then there are times like this. you get treated to a site you will never forget. amazing. the people on this boat off the coast of nova scotia saw a humpback whale breach in spectacular fashion. the whale was upside down, headed right for the boat. didn't stop there. the whale put on quite a show, breaching dozens of times. something we can all enjoy. we didn't have to be on the boat. >> not like any whale watching trip i have been on. do you think that's it? >> cannonball! >> do you ever go out to eat by yourself or grab food on the go. >> yep. >> you like to and so do i. a lot of americans are eating

solo. is it a gooder a bad thing? here's jacob rascon. ♪ >> reporter: when it comes to meal time, many americans are now saying "table for one". >> i get a lot accomplished in a restaurant. >> by themselves, with their cell phone. >> reporter: the food marketing institute said we eat nearly half of all meals in sole tuesda -- sal tuesday. >> people don't have a lot of time. >> reporter: mostly breakfast, 55%. 34% for dinner. naturally snacking is also spiking. at least three times per week nearly half of american adults grab and go instead of eating a meal. >> when you eat alone you tend to make smarter choices and think about what you're doing. a lot of studies show when you eat with other people you're not so mindful. >> reporter: we are so swamped on the run, on the road, or just busy at our desks. eating has become less of a social platform and more about

just fuel. before you fill up, consider this. >> eat slowly. take 15 to 20 minutes. remember, you are eating for one so order carefully something you enjoy. try reading a book or catching up on social media. stay away from work e-mails. you want eating to be an enjoyable experience. >> reporter: when you can, enjoy it with another person. >> eating alone is convenient but don't miss out on the social activity and positive interactions of eating with oh people. >> reporter: in a nation of n oonoshing solo, that's food for thought. >> raise your hand if you like to eat alone. >> i love it. >> i do. >> i do feel like i eat worse if i'm alone because there is no one there to be embarrassed in front of. do you know what i mean? >> i think when i'm eating alone more people stare at you. i think they are looking at what i eat. >> wondering what your doing. i find it relaxing.

you can clear your head, chill out. occasionally. >> dinner time is when we all get together. that's where you get the download from the kids. >> i love eating with the family. on the occasion i eat alone. >> i didn't mean to imply that. >> wow. >> up next, do your kids have good manners? i wouldn't know. al thinks i shun my kids. meet the dad who put his kids to the test with the worst birthday gift of all time. >> they love you! >> need help with your marriage? a closer look at the intense therapy sessions for struggling couples. >> and matthew broderick on his dirty weekend and a milestone for his breakout movie

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we are back at 8:13. time for what's trending today. >> is this a p.r. stunt or a quest for peace? burger king proposing to end the beef with mcdonald's. check out the full page ad in papers. it's an open letter suggesting the archle rivals bury the hatchet and for international peace day come together to create the mcwhopper. that's a sandwich blending the best of the whopper and the best of the big mac. >> oh, man. >> here's what it would look like. top is the big mac, bottom is the whopper. the sandwich would go on sale for one day in atlanta. proceeds would benefit the nonprofit called peace one day. so far, no response from mcdonald's. but they are boxed in on this one. do they say no, we're not into

peace? >> come on. >> if the whopper and big mac had a love child this is what it looks like. >> the best of each. >> so the special sauce we keep, mcdonald's. >> the meat from burger king. >> fries from mcdonald's. >> which raises the ancient question. which do you prefer? >> we are both whopper people. >> whopper from burger king and mcdonald's fries. >> i like the double cheeseburger. >> wasn't one of the choices. >> i have never had either one. >> you have never -- >> no. >> this is like spider-man versus super man. >> dylan never had a big mac or a whopper. >> have you ever had a mcwhopper? >> welcome to breakfast. >> get in there. >> if you get it to go, put a fried egg on it at home and you're in heaven. >> you need all of that. >> how are things in boston? >> temperatures in the 70s. >> kind of a summer day there. >> you will not just see grills

and lawn mowers. you will see snow blowers for sale right outside on the sidewalk. it's not even labor day. >> not ready. >> store shel shelves are bein stocked with things for fall and watch this sign. asking people to preorder christmas trees. people, there are 120 days until christmas. >> i like it. you want to guarantee you will not have a snowstorm at your house, go spend a lot of money on a snowblower. fwree guaranteed. buy a generator, power never goes out. >> you get a mcwhopper, it's good. i was able to taste it all. so the sauce is good. i love the pickles. >> you're like the secretary of state here. >> it's a diplomatic burger. >> how polite is your child? a father wanted to test his son's manners. so he deliberately gave him a

terrible birthday gift. it was an avocado. heaven wrapped it up. here's how the little boy responded. take a look. >> an avocado! thanks! >> aw! [ applause ] >> that child passing the test with flying colors. the father saying he's trying to teach his child the importance of being gracious, even when you don't like a gift. >> that's terrific. >> i love that he knew it was an avocado. >> and he could say it. >> next he said guacamole! >> margarita! >> my brother is a fan of putting a different present in an old box. one year it was a nintendo 64 box and inside was a shirt. she was the most disappointed i have ever seen somebody. yay! oh. >> dylan's mom went to high school with bruce springsteen. >> i heard. >> matt loves the pick for the most timeless song ever and amy

schumer recreates an iconic image. >> the first one is controversial. not everyone happy. first up the most timeless songs of all time. at least according to spotify looking at which songs have been replayed the most. only those released between 1950 and 2005. so 55 years of songs. here are the top five. in fifth, "smells like teen spirit" by nirvana, "don't stop believinging," "numb" by linkin park, "mr. brightside" by the killers and number one -- listen to this. [ rapping ] >> oh, wow. ♪ you only get one shot do not miss your chance to blow this opportunity ♪ ♪ once in a lifetime >> users played eminem's song more than 59 million times. other songs on the list, number

8 "billie jean" by michael jackson. number 12, "all i want for christmas is you" by mariah carey. gold digger, with or without you by u12. sweet child o mine by guns n roses and in da club by 50 cent. >> that will get a party started. >> i didn't see stevie wonder, the stones. >> the fact that it goes back to the 50s, 60s, 70s. >> there was no way to make everyone happy on that list. >> it speaks more to who uses spotify. >> exactly. >> next, melissa mccarthy -- we're done with that. showing off girl power on "ghostbusters." not only gathering all her female cast mates but every female member of the cast and crew holding signs with their job titles. talk about girl power. >> is this song sung by -- >> no. >> maybe beyonce should redo it.

>> and we showed you this this photo of ed sheeran. he tweeted it saying he was getting a huge lion tattoo on the chest. ed is coming clean, posting a new photo on instagram admitting he was joking about the lion. >> i'm happy about that. >> he has a lot of tattoos. when he was in studio. >> that's fine. as long as it's not a lion on the chest. >> you have sesame street. >> do i? >> that's so mean! >> at least wait until i'm done. >> finally amy schumer getting the last laugh. someone on twitter said she could be related to the woman in the american gothic painting. amy recruited j.k. simmons and they recreated the painting using an everyday fork instead of a pitchfork. >> i like it. >> well done.

good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get the sunglasses ready. lots of sunshine, nice and comfortable. humidity stays low and the temperatures climb into the lower 80s this afternoon. northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour, just enough to bring in the dry air which will be on tap for tomorrow. 61 in the morning, 84 in the afternoon. beautiful weather for thursday and friday and saturday we'll still be nice and comfortable though warmer near 90 on saturday and into the 90s starting sunday. have a great day. that's your latest weather. >> thank you. we have been focusing on marriage this week. andrea canning is back with more on the intense boot camp of sorts that some couples are turning to. she told us about this on tuesday. good morning. >> hey, everybody. it's a weekend get away where couples sit together in a group and focus not only on issues between them but how their own history may affect their current relationships. on tuesday you met maisy and

patch, together for two years t. pair arrived at the retreat separated, dealing with betrayal issues. emotions ran high. they did see a light at the end of the tunnel. let's see how the other couples did. >> reporter: couples retreat is designed to be tough. the founder tina conkin use it is r-3 factor -- reveal, rewrite, renew -- to help couples find forgiveness. >> many of them will have the reaction, whoa, didn't know this is what it would be about. but within the first hour they get reallile real. >> reporter: she asks each person to look at their background and see how their own experiences may affect their current relationship. she said she has an over 80% success rate. >> there is a lot that is learned when there is a group. you realize, hey, we don't have to hide. we are not the only ones. >> reporter: for courtney and jake, diana and sean, and julie and mattias admitting their role in the relationship breakdown is

eye opening. married over two years, courtney and jake arrive separated. >> i moved out one day, kind of out of the blue. just because i was really fearful in our marriage. jake has a lot of anger. >> reporter: when asked to rate the relationship the two were in different places. >> 7 is a really good marriage. you shouldn't be here. but you're separated. what did you rate it as? 5. even 5, you shouldn't be separated. do you want to change the number and get honest? >> no. >> is she home? >> she's not. >> then you're not a 7. >> that's our last hurdle. >> could this be your last hurdle? >> yes. >> put it at a 5. i can't work with 7. >> reporter: over two days courtney and jake open up and

find forgiveness. >> courtney, will you forgive me for instilling fear in our relationship? >> i actually finally think i can say yes. >> reporter: for julie and mattias, their five-year marriage has had ups and downs from the start. >> we have really strong personalities. we also just go at it. >> reporter: he's from germany. she's from california. realizing their cultural differences affect the marriage help it is two find common ground. >> understanding where she's coming from, where i'm coming from. >> reporter: it's not as easy for diana and sean. a group exercise meant to elicit fun has the opposite effect for these two. >> there was no fun. i was trying to take pictures, he's like, i don't want pictures, i don't do selfies. >> what could you have done this afternoon to get back on track? >> given her a hug.

try to hold her hand. >> did you do any of that? >> no. >> because it shall. >> you have someone sitting like this. >> i don't care what she's doing. sit in his lap. i want you to hold her so she knows and feels what you want her to feel. it definitely felt hopeful as the couples left today. did you feel hopeful for them? >> i did. i really did. i see hope where others don't. i felt they left in a good place. >> reporter: these couples, each embarking on a new future. >> it was an emotional weekend for all of the couples. we have checked in and they all say they are doing great.

courtney and jake who were not living together at the start of the retreat are now moving back in together. tina, the woman who runs the program, said you need to wait 30 days bf you move back in together. >> we love you, but we all agree this has been hard to watch. >> it's draining. >> i guess it is supposed to be. >> it has been. it's hard to watch people that broken. >> it is. she said what you can really do for each other, the little things. get your spouse a cup of coffee in the morning. plug in their phone at night for them. all the little things matter. >> kindness begets kindness. >> do something nice for your partner today. >> like for matt. >> okay. thank you so much. it's really been thought provoking. thank you. coming up, creative cakes you can cook -- get this -- in the microwave. i like that. >> and matthew broderick is here talking about

nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm chris cato. it's 8:26. time to check your first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. a beautiful morning out there so far. >> it really is. it's going to be really comfortable all day long. the temperature will be warming up, a nice breeze out of the north and bringing the dry air into the area. clearer view of the of center city from mellon bank building. 10 mile an hour breeze in philadelphia. the dry air will keep the humidity low as the temperature climbs. most of the area still in the 60s and we'll be enjoying plenty of sunshine to warm us up to 81 degrees by 1:00 this afternoon and stay in the lower 80s later today. >> all right.

let's see the roads out there for the morning rush. nbc 10's jessica boyington has a look at traffic. >> we're watching the vine street expressway right now. just a tad slow right around eighth street approaching the schuylkill expressway on the westbound side headed to 30th street station. 40 minute drive time towards the schuylkill, the eastbound lanes doing better and slow everywhere now on our philadelphia majors, 95 southbound from woodhaven, 29 minute trip there, 23 minutes heading into center city on the schuylkill and slow on the blue route. >> we have new information on that breaking news we've been following for you. >> nbc breaking news. >> philadelphia police say the man that they shot this morning tried to ambush an officer. investigators say they responded to a robbery at 60th and spruce in cobbs creek and say one officer chased that suspect on foot. the other officer saw the suspect lying in wait for his partner and shot the man in the stomach. no word on the man's condition. i'm chris cato. we're back in half hour with another update.

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in country music. he'lle be here live on friday as we mentioned. as an added bonus we are hearing that perhaps he'll give us a taste of hootie & the blowfish. >> bonus. >> i love that. >> like a mix tape. >> coming up, the must have supplies you need to make sure your kids have the best back to school experience possible. almost all schools in the next couple of weeks will be in. >> fwosh, it's good. >> and tasty cakes without the oven. mini desserts for the microwave. >> now a check of the weather. >> are you a tastykake person or drake's cake? >> hostess. >> thought i would bring it up. >> all of the above. >> little debbie. those oat meal cakes. i di greesz. you get an idea how bad the wildfires are in the northwest. this is a sun set from omaha,

nebraska. because of the smoke in the air it gives a red tinge to the sky and the sunset. it's gorgeous. what a rough time for our friends in the northwest. let's see what else is going on for today. wet weather in florida may get better depending on what erika does this weekend. heat continues in the northwest with smoky conditions. tomorrow, the smoky conditions continue with the winds coming out of the northwest blowing into the midwest. more rain to the plains and showers along the southeastern atlantic good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get the sunglasses ready. lots of sunshine, nice and comfortable. humidity stays low and the temperatures climb into the lower 80s this afternoon. northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour, just enough to bring in the dry air which will be on tap for tomorrow. 61 in the morning, 84 in the afternoon. beautiful weather for thursday and friday and saturday we'll still be nice and comfortable though warmer near 90 on saturday and into the 90s starting sunday.

have a great day. >> get that weather any time you need it on the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> can you believe it's been 30 years since "ferris beuller's day off." matthew broderick has been entertaining on the stage and screen ever since. his latest movie "dirty weekend," things get crazy when he's stranded in new mexico with a co-worker. >> just looking to get to albuquerque. is that okay? let's just head into town, all right? >> all right. as you like it. that's some shakespeare. >> yeah. thanks. good one. got it. >> i saw the title on the screen and i thought it was like a video of my kids on the weekend.

it's not a kids' movie. >> not really. >> simple premise. co-workers, colleagues, don't know each other well. they get stranded in albuquerque. as they spend more time with each other they start to reveal things. tell me about les. >> well, les is -- you really don't know. he's some sort of businessman. he doesn't love. they get trapped in town and start to reveal very secret things about their lives. he's had an experience in this very town he doesn't remember and wants to get to the bottom of. >> doesn't remember because it was infused with alcohol. >> it was infused with alcohol and it was of a sexual nature. he doesn't remember it. >> his colleague, also starts to -- first of all, she's pushing him. she wants to know more about les. les turns the tables on her a bit. >> yes. she has her own secrets. yeah. i don't want to give anything away. >> that's why i'm treading

lightly here. >> it's neil la butte wrote it if you are familiar with his work. it's like a play. >> it made me wonder if you have had experiences like this. you spent time shooting on locations. >> blacked out? >> have you blacked out because of alcohol and not remembered what you did sexually? no, that's really not where i was going with that. >> i would avoid talking about that probably. >> have you had experiences where you are with someone you don't know well and all of the sudden you start learning things that shock you? >> yes. i think actors -- and if you do movies it happens a lot. because you end up in a best western hotel for two months in waxahachie, texas, not knowing anybody except your costar or the sound guy or something and you end up hearing incredible things about people. >> that people would rather not know. >> you leave and it never

happened. >> the movie is dialogue intensive. >> yeah. >> you shot it in three weeks? >> that's true. >> how did you learn the pages of script that quickly? >> by the skin of my teeth. i learned some before we started, as much as i could. then alice eve and i and almost all the seen scenes are teen be us. we would do our scene, run off to learn the next scene. we would have dinner together and learn tomorrow's words. >> you must have a photographic memory. broadway, all the things you do that are dialogue intensive. do you have that? >> no, i don't. some people do it quickly. when i was a kid i could. now i have to -- it takes me time. >> you're going back to broadway. you will be going back. i was looking at the notes. i know you commented about this. it's hard to believe it's been 30 years since "ferris beuller." when you shot the movie did you

have any idea people would still talk about it 30 years later? >> no. i mean, you always hope you will make one of those, you know. i thought it would be good. it was a great director, john hughes. i had lots of dancing and music in it, as you can see. lots of fun. booty-shaking. i hoped it would last. i didn't know 30 years later we would be talking about that one. >> have your kids seen it? >> my boy, the older one has. my 6-year-old girls haven't seen it. >> they have a few years. >> probably soon. i make sure everybody in the family watches it at least twice a month. >> matthew broderick good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> he'll be back with his costar in the next hour. also ahead, back to school bargains on notebooks to book bags. you need a lot of those. and first, this is "today" on nbc.

we are back with fuel for school. we tackled food on tuesday. this morning it's about school supplies an gear. good housekeeping style director joins us. lori, hello. >> good morning. >> i used to love back to school shopping. >> we have everything for you. i want to start with lunch. >> lunch is important. >> it can be frustrating. things melt, get goopy. this is $20 and this is the packitt. this is the only container of 30 that kept food at a safe temperature below 40 degrees. >> cold or hot? >> cold. >> it's a freezable, portable fridge. we talk about having food not leak or get goopy. it's hard to get kids to eat.

this is the yum box. it's a bent tlo box bpa free, dishwasher safe. it won't spill anything. everything stays secure. >> even if you toss it around. >> even the most wild toddler won't make it spill. >> speaking of backpacks, here we are. >> thank you. everybody loves a personalized backpack. it makes it easy for your kid to find. we love these from garnet hill. we know you can get monogrammed backpacks but these are $26. they are really affordable. really durable. they come in cute designs, horses, bunnies. but now -- do you want to guess how much this is? >> i don't know. $30? >> it's less than a brand name toothbrush. this is $3.97 from walmart. aren't they great? this is perfect for a preix --

preschooler, first grade. >> backpacks for everybody. >> you want something for durable in middle school. your kid should not have a backpack more than 10% of his or her body weight. this is a back to school segment. this is fjallraven, starts at $65. designed to be ergonomically safe. >> you can fit all the books in there. >> and the laptop. wave of the future. >> how much? >> they start at $65 and go up from there. >> good for the older child. >> middle school, high school. this is what you want. it's a bright color. they want to design it themselves. they don't want a lot of patterns. >> good-bye princesses in middle school. >> exactly. >> school supplies. >> everything you see here is under $10. what we love about this company yoobi, all available at target, for every school supply you buy they donate one to a classroom in need.

it's fun stuff. you want your kids excited about writing with pencil erasers, glitter gel. >> what's this? >> magnetic pencil case. you can put it in your locker. it's fun and that's the point. make learning fun for them. >> what's this? >> a big novelty. >> i loved going to the office supply with my dad. >> i can see you guys using this even here in the "today" show hq. this is the think board. this turns any surface into a dry erase board. you can do it anywhere. this is great for group projects, family organizing at home. >> you lift it right off? does it restick again? >> yes. wipe it off. >> what did you wipe it? >> you could use a credit card or a hotel key. >> resourceful. >> i have done a lot of

traveling. >> this starts at $17.50. and you will want this for vail. they turn any lace tie shoe into a slip-on. get your kid out the door in the morning. these are $6.50 a pair. easy to mix and match. this is a middle school shoe but they are great for little kids. for adults going into the tsa. >> true. >> this is something to take from the kids. >> take out the laces, put those in and it's a slip on. >> exactly. this is important. we love these from may bell's labels for identifying your kid's stuff. but kids have allergies so they have developed these labels that are gluten free, soy free, nut allergy, egg allergy and you can put it on whatever lunch container and keep them safe. >> finally we have an app. >> this is life 360.

see my picture? i will check in. my husband knows i am now here. this allows you to know where your kids are at all times. if the babysitter or grandparent is picking them up at school or you are. it has a gps locator to know they have arrived safely. >> guess what, vail, this is happening when you're 16. it's private. >> finally -- >> we are pretending this is your locker. >> oh, my, yes. >> dreamy. >> now this is the big thing. it's decking out your locker like you wouldle deck out your dorm room. everything is under $25. we have heard from high schoolers that it's all about having this pendant light. any kind of light in your locker. >> it's cute. i'm dying. why wasn't this around in 1922 when i was a girl. >> pb teen. >> thank you. find all the back to school ideas on today.com.

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this morning the sweet treat without baking. the author of "let them eat cake" is here with a delicious dessert that doesn't require a hot oven. two stars today. you have it not heating up the kitchen. >> it's so hot in so many places you don't want the oven on. we are using the microwave. >> which is great. any challenges with that? we'll get to it in a second. you will mix dry ingredients and wet. >> correct. first mix the flour. >> put it in. >> first, flour, cocoa powder and espresso powder. add that not to make it coffee-like but to enrich the chocolatey flavor. >> okay. >> whisk, whisk, whisk.

>> okay. >> while you do i will add the eggs to sugar, vanilla, milk and salt. the reason i'm adding salt here is because usually you put it in the dry ingredients. you want to keep the salt intact. we'll put this through a sieve and salt fwrgrains are big so i would sift out the salt. >> do this. >> tap, tap, tap until it's all the way through and then mix it gently so it doesn't explode. >> like id did earlier. >> exactly. >> what do you do now? >> now you have a batter. say this is the batter. >> say it's finished. >> sieve it again into a cup with a spout. >> so you don't get lumps. >> no lumps. the reason it's in a cup with a spout is we are putting it into a whipped cream dispenser. >> that makes it easier to get into the cups. >> we'll pour it in, pretend

this is batter. then charge it and shake, shake, shake. >> okay. >> this is one of the fun things. you get a waxed cup but you don't put nonstick spray on it because you want it to stick slightly. make sure you shook it enough. what this does is it aerates the batter. we didn't put in baking powder. put it in the microwave for 45 to 55 seconds. this is molecular gas tron my. >> you want to work it into our cooking segments. this is what it looks like. >> yep. >> should you not expect perfection? >> you want perfection, i know. it's lopsided and you hate that. some microwaves go wonky and sideways. that's okay. make sure you can tear it apart. out's a sponge cake. tip it in the ganache right

there. >> again, make it in less than 25 minutes. >> if you have time you can make the ganache which is chocolate and cream. hot cream on chopped chocolate, whisk, whisk, whisk. this is under 25 minutes. >> let me tell you, cardboard would taste good if you dip it in that. that's fantastic. >> or whipped cream or berries. >> always good to have you here. thank you very much. you can get this recipe and more at today.com/food. we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc.

we are so -- >> you didn't tell me i had ganache all over. >> nobody is handing it over. speaking of letting them eat cake. birthdays today. willard is all about it. >> hey, everybody in new york watches the "today" show and all across the country. we love our audience. alice thomas, ft. lauderdale, florida, where the boys are all there to see alice because she's so pretty. she's 100 today and loves to play bridge. >> mary wiley, the princess of inwood, west virginia. not far from win chest. she loves to bake and is she's today. marc moore from allen town, pennsylvania. he's 100 years old and loves to

play practical jokes. we need more people like him. edward spurling, atlantic beach in new york. he loves photography. he's 100 years old today. we salute him on his birthday. we'll be back and make it fantastic. >> willard, thank you very much. do you know what, earlier on today in trending we talked about burger king's offer to mcdonald's to come together to create the mcwhopper for international peace day. mcdonald's ceo just responded on facebook. >> okay. cue the breaking news music. he said, we love the intention but think our two brands could do something bigger adding, we'll be in touch. p.s., a simple phone call will do next time. >> oh! >> don't put us on the spot, burger king. >> dang. >> nobody puts mcdonald's in a corner. >> who's the real king? >> wow. >> maybe they need the marital therapy session we just saw.

>> what else is coming up next hour? >> matthew broderick back with us again, having some fun talking about his movie "dirty weekend". >> and his costar alice eve. >> we are playing two truths and a lie with them. >> so four truths and two lies. >> i can't count. >> looking forward to that. >> i will just eat this cake.

nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm chris cato. 8:56. looking nice out there. first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> the temperatures have started to creep up even in the pocono mountains. brilliant sunshine over lake wallenpaupack just a few clouds in the distance, to sign of any wet weather. really low humidity and a cool start there and in the city, though, philadelphia is now

warmed up to 73 degrees. that's six degrees behind where we were yesterday. and in the mountains, still plenty cool at 60 degrees for mount pocono, 69 trenton and wilmington 71. in montgomery county, the red cross an relatives are helping more than two dozen people who were forced from their homes overnight by a fire. it broke out around 1:30 this morning at the abrams run apartment in king of prussia. the fire destroyed 16 units and took fire crews about five hours to put it out. peco crews had to shut off a ruptured gas line feeding the fire. no one was hurt and investigators are still looking into what caused it. a man shot by police this morning is in surgery now and in the past hour we learned he tried to ambush an officer according to police. police responded to a reported robbery at 50th street and spruce in cobbs creek and say one officer chased the suspect down the street while his partner followed in a cruiser. police say the gunman rounded a corner and stopped waiting on the officer on foot to come around. the officer in the cruiser

spotted him and told the man to drop his gun and when he didn't the officer shot him. again, he's in surgery. no word on his condition. i'm chris cato. we'll be back with another update in about 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather through the nbc 10 app. now we go back to the "today" show. have a great wednesday.

this morning on "today's take," two-time tony winner matthew broderick dishes on his "dirty weekend." plus, the hilarious star of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," em an -- emmy nominated titus burgess. and surprising tips to stay awake without caffeine, coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from stay in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." it's a beautiful wednesday morning in new york city. a beautiful crowd on the plaza. august 26, 2015. inside, i'm willie with al and tamron. natalie is off. she'll be back next week. our morning jam brought to you

by al roker and aretha franklin. >> 30 years ago. june, 1985. clarence clemons, the great, with the sax solo. oh, man, i love it. i had a convertible. >> really? >> i had a convertible volkswagen rabbit. >> i love those. >> turn it up and drive to arena. >> that's my bucket list thing. i want a convertible, scarf. >> and aretha shotgun with you, singing along. >> i can't get her to sing. that's just a bucket list thing. driving. i think you said or was it natalie, driving along the coast in california. natalie said it. >> i did it from san francisco to los angeles so you were on the outside lane. >> do you know what would be better? >> have your dog by your side.

>> it's national dog day. >> she's only 3 pounds. >> you have to strap her down. >> she can't see over the -- >> there's our dog. wrangler is chilling. >> wrangler is a convertible dog. >> a good convertible dog. >> pepper likes it. >> pepper and may luv. >> she loves being in the car. >> pepper hangs out of the car. >> the only problem now is pepper figured out how to open the window. >> the automatic window. >> finally she's like, oh. >> are you serious? >> now i have the window locks on. >> this is when we need dave on air. stupid pet tricks. but that's a great one. >> i have to get a big dog. i'm keeping may luv. >> may luv is home going, what? >> i do leave the tv on. >> doing a scooby doo now. >> after all i do for you tamron

hall? after all i do. >> she calls you by your full name? >> tamron hall. >> what's your middle name? >> well -- >> it's a mystery. >> it is a long complicated thing with my name. tamron latrice hall. >> that's the full name? >> i always feel you use the three names you're about to commit a crime. >> i have been a journalist all my life. >> just a moment before you turn to a life of crime. >> once you learn a name, we are looking for bubba jo johnson, you're doomed. >> instead of watching dog videos may lee. >> may luv. >> may luv might like cat videos. they are good for you to stay awake. remember these? >> that's a baby video, not a cat video . >> babies and cats. >> i love that jumper.

>> watch the cat. >> fantastic. i don't know if i would let my -- >> are you supposed to do that? >> don't do that actually. >> if you want to stay awake without caffeine -- >> oh! >> cat videos. it's called the cat booster effect. while watching the clips, it increases the ox to sin level in the brain. it decreases levels of the stress hormone cortisol. so you can concentrate better and stay more awake. >> midday at work instead of chugging coffee, watch cat videos. >> instead of working pull up some cat videos. >> which people are doing. >> they say music, drinking water. dancing. ♪ i don't want to work ♪ i just want to bang on the drum all day ♪ >> this comes from the american chemical society. >> doing great work there. >> without chemicals, there is

no funny. >> what? >> i don't know. >> as the old saying goes. >> that's right. the chemists are a laugh riot. >> the headline is the cat thing. >> watch cat videos at work. >> drink water and dance. >> speaking of dancing, singing and all things wonderful, this is cool. the teachers and staff were having a meeting at west des moines school district. just when you think teachers can't get cooler than they are these teachers break into song during an employee meeting last week. here it is. >> i know that we have only -- ♪ [ applause ] ♪ one day more ♪

♪ these students ♪ ♪ one day more [ cheers and applause ] >> nice. >> they changed the lyrics to "one more day" from les mis. >> they have good voices. that's what's crazy. >> a voe cacal teacher. computer science. >> probablile a shop teacher in there somewhere. >> social studies. >> more popular than ever. >> it should be. >> these are actual teachers having fun. we do it from time to time. >> every blue moon. here's the deal. we are looking for teachers who have unique teaching styles to inspire their kids. do you sing, dance, show cat

videos? i don't know. inspire us. we are looking for the craziest, coolest, most creative teachers in america. it is not a contest. we won't pit you against each other. >> aw. >> this is not "game of thrones" teachers style, darn it. >> slide rules. >> this is to give you love and show people out there in 'merica what you're up to. tell us about your teacher, yourself, your school. anything that will make us smile. # todaystake on twitter. >> can't wait. especially the arts programs, music. >> my mom, yeah. we'll get that. >> that performance in west des moines. i love music teachers. they can wrangle a hundred kids. for my kids' school play they did "the wizard of oz."

nursery school through 8th graders. i don't know how they do it. awesome. >> were you in the play? >> i was on the stage crew which was exciting. >> i did summerstock for several summers. [ clears throat ] >> really? >> my first role was the only boy in miss hannigan's all girl orphanage in "annie." i broke that fwlasz ceiling. the boys and girls. >> we have to get the video. >> i was a caterpillar in "alice in wonderland." i had green socks connected to strings so when i moved my arms. >> fantastic. >> i'm still scarred. >> that's great. >> marlon brando over here. >> the baton has been passed on. nick was on the speed crew.

>> we've got that going on for you. >> we have a game inspired by buzzfeed trying to identify a movie by freeze frame for one of the first scenes. loved it so much thanks to our friends at buzzfeed, we'll play again. this time with animated films. we have not seen them. >> we don't know. >> play along with us. >> toy story. >> got it. >> next one. >> shrek. >> oh, wow. al roker. >> watch this. yep. >> the lion king. >> al roker! you're a machine. ♪ >> you should have been in the play. >> we have no chance in the game. we'll keep playing. >> he wanted to be an animator. >> what's this one? >> "frozen". >> is it? >> very good. ♪ >> how did you get to it? >> i am elsa.

>> very impressive. >> one more. >> is that a freeze frame? >> painted. >> "cinderella". >> rich in romance and tradition. >> snow white? >> she needed a mother's care. >> we got it right. >> do you know what's amazing? speak about six degrees. who was in "the lion king"? who played mufasa -- the young s mir imba. matthew broderick. we have royalty here. of course there is alice eve his costar from "dirty weekend." >> go hang out with them for the weather. >> you can do what you want. you're al roker. >> i can do anything. >> a tv legend. >> who's going to stop you? ♪ hakuna matata ♪ what a wonderful phrase

>> that was weak. i'm sorry. >> good job. >> we have a monsoon moisture coming in. looking on the wet side. they will see more -- that was very nice, your little -- ta-da. we have erika. we are watching the tropical storm get itself together, pushing through. this is the latest from the nationalle hurricane center. erika is 335 miles east of antigua. either of you been there? >> yeah. >> 45 miles per hour moving west at 17 miles per hour. we have hurricane warnings up from puerto rico to antigua and barbuda. 48 inches of rain for puerto rico could be good news. here's the path making its way through the caribbean by monday, sunday. look where it ends up monday. this is the forecast path, winds at 2:00 a.m. still within the cone of uncertainty. we'll be watching that.

this is fascinating. >> it is. >> the cone of uncertainty. >> have you ever been in the cone of uncertainty? >> i have. lovely to come out of that. yeah. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get the sunglasses ready. lots of sunshine, nice and comfortable. humidity stays low and the temperatures climb into the lower 80s this afternoon. northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour, just enough to bring in the dry air which will be on tap for tomorrow. 61 in the morning, 84 in the afternoon. beautiful weather for thursday and friday and saturday we'll still be nice and comfortable though warmer near 90 on saturday and into the 90s starting sunday. have a great day. >> another line, slimy but satisfying. >> that's from the pig thing, the hogwart. >> the grubs. the hogwart? that was harry potter.

>> the pig ate the grub. the warthog. >> our producer. all right. let's move along. coming up, all the dirty little secrets your co-workers are hiding is the premise of the new movie starring matthew broderick and alice eve. they are here to tal

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if you're mad about this -- >> no. i'm not mad. we are not married. remember? >> okay. >> we are butch and sundance, but i don't recall them and i don't think i have seen the movie. that's the point of the ampersand. >> i don't know what that means. >> they earned their name by sticking together. >> good morning. good to see you both. i love it. butch & sundance. we have been in this situation where you end up with a co-worker that you don't know well, potentially on a weekend or overnight trip. how was it for you getting into this role? have you had awkward moments like that before? >> we had the real life version. we met at the airport on the way to albuquerque from new york. we didn't know each other but we were going to be co-workers. i bought matthew a pillow to sleep on. >> that's a good start. >> then he liked me.

i stole his jacket, crumpled it up and slept on it. >> halfway through -- can i take your coat, wadded it up in a ball and slept on it. i got off the plane, not at my sharpest. >> the pillow was strategic so you could later steal his jacket. >> i had a pillow as well, but i needed two things. >> this movie, so much of it is just the two of you. >> yes. >> you have done so many ensembles. is that a different set of acting chops? >> you depend a lot on -- she was a great partner. most every scene was just us. dialogue-driven. we spent a lot of time learning it the day before or during lunch. you become very dependent and luckily and happily dependent. >> we got on well naturally. he's got funny bones as you guys

know . >> funny bones. >> my shoulder surgeon -- [ laughter ] >> -- laughs like crazy. >> a living operation game. >> matthew, you may already be sick of being asked this. it's almost 30 years now which is hard to believe for those of us who grew up with "ferris beuller's day off". >> yeah. >> can you believe the staying power? my kids are watching it. it's generation to generation. >> it is. so far. at some point somebody will say, let's watch something else. >> not yet. >> no. >> little 10-year-olds, i like ferris beuller. okay. thank you. >> that 10-year-old sounds like you. >> every imitation i do is the same. >> can we hear yours? >> i wish the union would be strong. >> matthew and alice, thank you both so much. "dirty weekend" opens in theaters. it's on demand september 4.

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kids, especially because in dorm rooms the space is small. something like this, just use a hook. they can organize. >> or the back of the door in the closet. that's terrific. >> that's for the shower. you can use it for the office. >> cheap toy organization. >> dollar store buckets. zip tie them so the kids can start organizing, sort out toys. it's easy and cheap. >> they can build this. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. >> more ideas on today.com/parents. there is a video with tips on organizing school kids. up next, an exclusive look at one of the most anticipated holiday films. you will see it here first after your local news and weather. ♪ guapo doesn't know that he's eating natural food made with real quality ingredients, and no soy, no wheat, and no corn. all he knows is, there will be no crumb left behind, and you're to thank for it!

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9:26. skyforce 10 over breaking news in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. a row home burned out. fire crews have been working to put out that fire. it looks like they now have it under control. this is a home on kimble avenue. no injuries reported in this one. we will keep an eye on this and leapt you know if it clears up and anything else to pass along we'll have that for you on the nbc 10 news app. it is a beautiful morning out there on this wednesday. let's get your forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's going to stick around all day long. it's going to stay with us for days. plenty of sunshine and nice, clear skies for not only daytime, but nighttime too. pleasantly comfortable through the day today and into the night. that was the lincoln financial field enjoying sunshine, up to 73 in philadelphia, still seeing

60s in pottstown, coatesville, doylestown, trenton 69 along with roxborough, 72 in northeast philadelphia. and we will warm into the 80s this afternoon. philadelphia police say they shot a man who tried to ambush an officer during a chase this morning. police responded to an armed robbery at 50th street and spruce in cobbs creek. they say as one officer chased the suspect down the street on foot his partner followed in a cruiser and police say the gunman rounded a corner and then stopped, waiting on the officer on foot to come around. the officer in the car spotted him, told him to drop his gun and when he didn't, the officer shot him in the stomach. the suspect is in surgery. today move in day for the class of 2019 at wider in university in chester. staff members and upper classmen will help new students move in the dorms. if you're in that area today, be sure to expect traffic delays and lane closures. i'm chris cato. another update in 25 minutes and always get the latest news and

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taking a look at the headlines, more than 2 million pounds of turkey bacon are being recalled nationwide. kraft says the food may spoil before the best when used by dates. kraft has received reports of people getting sick. for a full list of the recalled turkey bacon products go to today.com. researchers in denmark say taking a low dose painkiller every day for five years may reduce the risk of colon cancer. the study found those who took one or two low dose aspirins for five years cut the risk by about 27%. it also found those who took nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories such as bieb fro finish for five years cut the risk by 30% more

or. there is a caution that people shouldn't take any medicine regularly without consulting their doctor. a new study is suggesting omega-3 supplements do nothing to prevent memory loss. researchers looked at more than 4,000 older adults over a five-year period and found they did nothing to slow down the cognitive decline. one researcher said while the supplements don't cut it, eating foods that are naturally high in omega 3s like salmon, flaxseed and walnuts are a better bet for overall brain health. amazon is expanding the prime now membership program to include beer, wine and hard liquor for the first time. the alcohol sales are offered only in the seattle area with no additional fee for two-hour delivery and $8 for one-hour delivery. amazon isn't saying how soon it could spread to other cities. whale watchers got an eye full

off the coast of nova scotia when they got something. a hutch back whale not only breached but headed right toward the boat full of tourists upside down, kept going, going, breaching dozens of times. all caught on -- can you imagine? >> i could keep watching this. >> it's so fun. i sense a road trip. >> yeah. you bet. >> no? >> he got a little close. >> what's going on? >> let's see what's happening. for today, we are looking off the southeastern atlantic coast through florida. beautiful day in the northeast into the great lakes. low humidity. smoky conditions. that's smoke from the fires in the pacific northwest making it into the midwest and the plains. wet weather in the southwest. tomorrow we'll continue to have smoke problems. we are hoping to see rain next week to help the fires in the pacific northwest. meantime, showers from the monsoon up into the central rockies. eastern half of the country looks spectacular tomorrow.

the exception in the southeast coast to florida. florida may be in for a wet time depending what erika does. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get the sunglasses ready. lots of sunshine, nice and comfortable. humidity stays low and the temperatures climb into the lower 80s this afternoon. northwesterly winds at 10 miles an hour, just enough to bring in the dry air which will be on tap for tomorrow. 61 in the morning, 84 in the afternoon. beautiful weather for thursday and friday and saturday we'll still be nice and comfortable though warmer near 90 on saturday and into the 90s starting sunday. have a great day. that's your latest weather. >> that groan was on air. >> it was covered. >> out of the zone. relax. guess what time it is. sit back, relax, get your groan on. it is time for your pop fix. i have the car. get in the car. here we go. i'm not a good driver.

we have a pop fix exclusive. oh, wow. a holiday film. "love the coopers." it's about four generations of the cooper family coming home for christmas with unexpected visitors throwing a wrench into their annual tradition. the all-star cast includes diane keaton, john goodman, ed helms, alan arkin, al roker, willie geist. take a look. >> this is the only time of year when we are together. i want everyone to have the memory of a perfect christmas. >> next stop. >> the one, the only -- santa! yay! and santa's army of helpers. >> really? >> eleanor is looking for the perfect guy. >> every time i go home i'm told it's okay i'm not in a relationship. >> be my boyfriend for one night. >> no way. >> you would make my parents happy. all we have to figure out is how long we have been together --

and what your name is. >> her sister emma is looking for the perfect gift. [ coughs ] >> this is a misunderstanding. >> how did the jewels get in your mouth. >> i thought it was a lozenge. >> that's amazing. >> wow. >> the film comes from the producers of the family stone. it hits theaters november 13. mark your calendar. to the biggest paychecks on television. forbes list of highest paid tv actors. it pays to be in a sit com. here is the first thing. the top five, ten actors. i'm about to explain starting at 5. it's a two-way tie between "grey's anatomy" star patrick dempsey and simon baker at $12 million. in fourth, everybody loves raymond star ray roman and jon cryer. >> he's not even on tv. that's residuals. >> jon cryer, $15 million. both shows are done. things are crowded in third.

ashton kutcher, ncis star mark harmon, simon helberg and kunal nayyar all earned $20 million. >> nice. >> can we get a loan. >> "big bang" closes out the top two with johnny galecki. at $27 million. and jim parsons taking the top spot. >> ooh. >> guess how much he makes? >> it says $29 million. >> that's why you make the big bucks here. $29 million. >> it was written there. a number right there. >> that's a popular show. parsons earns his money. >> he does. everyone loves him. my nephew is in college. they love it. >> the residuals, seinfeld just sold it to hulu for half a billion. i think he's probably number one. carry on.

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oh, hey. we're just having shoe time. tituss. >> please. look at this. >> are those corn chips? >> how do you walk in these? >> i teeter. this is what we do in commercial breaks. if you need a good laugh don't watch this show. watch tituss in anything he's in. he first cracked us up playing a hair dresser on "30 rock." >> now he has a bigger and emmy-nominated role in "unbreakable kimmy schmidt."

>> he plays tituss andromedon, a struggling actor looking for his big break on broadway. >> this was me then. i was cute, just like you, showed my teeth when i smiled, just like you. i changed my name to tituss andromedon and auditioned for the lion king. >> you were in the lion king on broadway? >> yes. except i was not. i auditioned until they told me, you are not passing as a straight giraffe. >> tituss! good morning! congratulations on the emmy nomination. >> thank you. >> we love the show. you had quite a reaction when you got the call. >> i did. i was in my living room with my best friend. i was waiting for the announcement. but the lead characters are announced and you have to wait for the rest to surface online. it's taking too long, as far as

i'm concerned. so i just politely got up, went down stairs, got all of the shots at 11:00 in the morning, as i'm getting up i get a phone call and i see my publicist. they go, oh, tituss. i said, it's okay. you don't have to tell me. i was convinced it didn't happen and it would be fine. i would spend the day finishing off those shots. and i started crying. you'd think you know how you will feel. >> you hung up on your agent. >> i did. i have to go. i was inconsolable. i'll call you back. i don't think i got that far. i called my mom who was not available. oh, my gosh. forgot to tell my mama i would be on the "today" show. mama, i hope i can still be your son when this is over with. i'm sorry. but i'm on the "today" show. >> okay. where does she live?

>> she's in athens, georgia. >> this time zone. >> yeah. >> your emmy nomination is one of seven for the show. we feel like honorary members of the family. ellie has been with us, jane was with us this week. we have a great crew of people. throw in tina fey. what's it like working with them. >> it's like recess every day. >> it is. the hours whiz by. tina and robert create a warm familial environment. they are generous. >> it's terrific. tituss burgess, all the best. congratulations. >> thank you. >> "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" >> "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" is ♪ ♪

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sleeves or shirts that show our burns. we feel more comfortable hiding them. >> reporter: trey lynn, the youngest, learned of dr. jill weible who was experimenting with laser treatment. >> for there to be hope for burn victims, i just felt like we needed to call and maybe something could happen from there. >> reporter: the sisters reached out to the doctor who, with a laser manufacturer, agreed to perform the procedure on all three of them, free of charge. >> i'm about to get the treatment! i'm excited. >> reporter: as part of the treatment, the laser fires tiny dots of heat into the scar tissue, vaporizing the scar and allowing a healthy layer of skin collagen to eventually regrow on their faces, arms and chests. three months and one follow up treatment later the sisters revealed the results on "today." >> you love the changes you see in the mirror. >> yes. >> reporter: it didn't end there. after six treatments, here are

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>> reporter: big changes that improved many lives and much of the widespread attention for the procedure can be traced back to these three stunning sisters. >> we were blessed to have each other growing up. we could go through the challenges together. i know a lot of people don't have that. so when we shared our story, i think a lot of people know, hey, there is someone else out there like me, too. >> three beautiful women. we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran.

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breaking news in philadelphia's nicetown neighborhood. skyforce 10 there within the past 30 minutes when fire crews put out the large flames at a home on north 16th street. now there were initially reports of people trapped inside that row home, but now we know that everyone made it out safely. no word on what caused the fire. skyforce 10 over the scene of this row home fire in germantown and crews quickly put out the flames before they spread to any nearby homes on kimble avenue. no injuries reported in this one either and also to word on what caused that fire.

a gorgeous wednesday morning out there. let's get your forecast now with meteorologist bill henley. >> plenty of sunshine and we're seeing the temperatures slowly climb. still really comfortable. pleasant for late august. we should be warming into the middle 80s and that's exactly where we're headed today. look at that great view from the comcast center up the schuylkill. clear skies overhead. the temperature 75 degrees in philadelphia. the humidity now 48% and we're running 7 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. still in the 60s in the mountains, but everybody else is now in the 70s, 76 in atlantic city at the airport and up to 74 in wilmington. a shooting at a bar called the last shot left one man in critical condition and another facing charges this morning. philadelphia police say two men got into a fight at the bar in port richmond and went outside, one man pulled a gun, shooting the other man three times. when the victim ran back into the bar for help the shooter fired more shots narrowly missing customers inside the bar. police arrested the suspect a

short while later near the scene. i'm chris cato. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. have a great morning.

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