hail. >> all right. thank you. local updates throughout the morning on the nbc10 app. good morning. breaking news. massive attack. [ sirens ] the rush hour suicide bombing in a highly secure neighborhood in the heart of afghanistan's capital. 80 people killed, 350 wounded. the taliban denying responsibility. so, who was behind it? ready to cooperate? michael flynn, president trump's fired national security adviser, agrees to hand over documents to the senate panel investigating russia's meddling in the election. this, after a garbled tweet from the president left up for hours, leads to confusion overnight.

outrage and an apology. >> i went way too far. >> comedienne kathy griffin says she's sorry, for taking photos holding a decapitated head. was the post, a threat against the commander in chief? and awkward incident. a professional tennis player banned from the french open for groping and forcibly kissing a reporter on live tv. what he an she are saying about one very uncomfortable interview, today, wednesday, may 31st, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning. unfortunately we start with a horrific story coming out of

aftghanistan afghanistan. there's chaos in kabul, as an explosion rocks one of the most heavily guarded areas of that capital city. richard engel has the latest on this. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. this is one of the worst bombings there's been in afghanistan recently. the death toll according to afghan officials stands at 80, 350 people injured. i must say the death toll has been going up all morning. the taliban denied responsibility and came out and said it wasn't responsible for this attack, making isis the most likely suspect. the bomb went off in kabul's diplomat diplomatic corner. first responders were quick to arrive. this is supposed to be the most secure part of kabul. the massive bomb in a vehicle detonated by the gate of the

ge german embassy. the american embassy is just a few blocks away, so is the entrance for a fortified military base. the blast went off around 8:30 a.m., as base employees were headed to work. the trump administration is struggling to come up with a new policy for afghanistan. the country is more unable than it's been in years and bombing alone isn't fixing it. after recently dropping the so-called mother of all bombs on what the u.s. military called an isis tunnel network, u.s. officials say the administration is considering sending up to 5,000 more american troops to the country. that could bring the number of american troops to well over 10,000, fighting a war once said to be all but one. this bomb exploded right in the center of kabul.

the turkish embassy says its buildings were damaged. the japanese embassy said some of its personnel were injured. >> a rush hour attack in the heart of kabul. richard, thank you very much. here at home, major developments to tell you about in an congressional investigation of russia's interference into the american election. and president trump is lighting up the internet with a bizarre tweet. peter alexander has all of the developments. >> reporter: covfefe, covfefe, the power to harness the power of social media, twitter, helped propel him. the megaphone is raising questions of who is monitoring the president's means of communication with the american people and the world. this morning, confusion over a tweet, after trump posted at 12:06 a.m. -- despite the

constant negative press, with the word covfefe. the seemingly unfinished tweet, remains up most of the night. followed by this tweet at 6:00 a.m. who can figure out the true meaning of covfefe. the associated press says that president trump has been handing out his cell phone to world leaders. urging the leaders to call him directly. it raises concerns about the u.s. commander in chief's communications. the a.p. also reporting that so far, only canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, has taken the president up on the offer. all comes amid the backdrop of the russia investigation, as fired national security adviser michael flynn is expected to provide the senate intelligence committee personal and business documents. and this morning, the inquiry is

expanding. congressional investigators requesting information from president trump's personal lawyer. cohen telling nbc news, i have nothing to hide. i'm more than happy and willing to testify. but they have to be specific. spstheyn's lawyer saying he is waiting for more information before responding. as jared kushner remains silent, white house officials are not denying reports he sought to set up secret back channel communications with top russian officials. >> you're asking if he approves of an action that's not a confirmed action. in general terms, back channels are an appropriate part of diplomacy. >> reporter: the bottom line here, is white house is trying to find the proper message on jared kushner and his contacts with russia. this is the first time sean spicer had briefed in more than two weeks. and they're going to come up

with the best way to suggest it, given the fact that the communication team that surrounds jared kushner is different than the one that surrounds sean spicer. >> there's speculation this russia investigation is getting. but with each passing week and new name brought into the investigation, have the people at the white house tartstarted accept this is going to be around for a long time? >> reporter: they realize this is not going anywhere. i talked to a associate, that the seriousness of the investigation, started to settle in for the president when he got back over the weekend. part of the reason why reince priebus and steve bannon came home earlier from the trip. and why the president's team is looking to bring onboard some new manpower. recently interviewing corey lewandowski and deputy campaign

manager, dave bosse. it's unlikely they join. >> let's go back to the tweet for a minute. a typo is not the end of the world. the president himself poking fun at it this morning. on the other hand, does it signal any larger concern? i kept remembering melania trump saying she wishes the president would stop tweeting. is this a concern inside the white house? >> reporter: this is funny for a moment. but it raises questions. account security. was it the president? his social media director. and what if it was something more serious. anything's possible. you think of much trouble the distraction, the wiretapping claims he made against president obama on twitter caused. and this new tweet comes as the white house aides are floating the idea to some reporters of trying to make sure that the social media posts are vetted by

a team of lawyer. so the tweets don't go from the president's mind to the universe. as a senior aide told me, have you met this president? >> peter alexander. everybody is talking about it this morning. thank you. let's turn to fligrightenin moments on a jetblue flight. the incident coming amid the growing debate whether most electronics should be banned from the cabins of planes. gabe gutierrez is at atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport. gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. let's start saying there's no reported links to terrorism on this incident. an electronic ban would mean anything bigger than a cell phone would have to be checked with luggage on flights to the u.s. from europe.

as you're about to see, the lithium batteries could pose anywhere own risk. this morning, passengers are still reeling after a jetblue plane from new york to san francisco was forced to land in grand rapids, michigan, after smoke started coming out of a carry-on bag, holding an electronic device. >> we look back. and everybody is standing up. and smoke coming arnold. >> reporter: none of the 158 people onboard were injured. jetblue releasing a statement saying, the flight landed safely. and the aircraft is being inspected by maintenance crews before commerce continue on to san francisco. while there's no reported ties to terrorism, the stint comes as the department of homeland security says an extended laptop ban is still on the table. >> contemplating extending the ban. >> reporter: dhs secretary john kelly said he would implement

any and all measures necessary to secure aircraft flying to the u.s. including banning large electronic devices from the passenger cabin. >> that's the thing they're obsessed with, the terrorists. the ideaed of knocking down an airplane in flight. >> reporter: a similar ban is already in place on flights from ten airports in the middle east and north africa. expanding it would affect 429 flights and 105,000 passengers a day. >> this will be abinconvenience for all passengers across the board. people's laptops and electronics are indispensable. >> reporter: all unresolved if there could be a gate check system for passengers that forget to put the electronics in checked luggage. and how about those lithium

batteries in the cargo hold. a final decision could take weeks. matt and savannah. >> thanks very much. a historic test comes in the wake of growing defiance from north korea. the pentagon successfully tested a long-range interceptor missile over the pacific ocean. it hit a missile. it was meant to simulate a missile that north korea might launch against the u.s. this test comes two days after kim jong-un watched the launch of a short-range missile into the sea of japan. this was the regime's ninth missile test this year. here's a story a lot of people are talking about. a controversy swirling around comedien comedienne kathy griffin after she posed pictures of herself holding a severed head in the likely of president trump. >> kathy griffin has spent a

career pushing the boundaries of comedy. but her critics say the images she posted are more than a failed attempt at humor. this morning, she is apologizing and asking for forgiveness. a warning to our viewers, the images are graphic. this morning, kathy griffin is all-apologies. >> i sincerely apologies. i went way too far. i understand how it offends people. >> reporter: after facing a grou groundswell of condemnation showing the comedian holding a bloody likely of donald trump's head. griffin said she was taking the images down. >> i'm shooting with tyler shields, who is wildly talented. this is fake blood, just so you know. >> reporter: the behind-the-scenes video begins with a warning. >> i won't give away what we're doing. but tyler and i are not afraid to do images that make noise. griffin joked about the reaction

the photo shoot would get from law enforcement. >> we're going to go to prison. federal prison. >> reporter: online, the reaction was swift. and there were very few laughs. inappropriate, disgusting, upsetting. some calling the stunt done. the president stayed out of it. but donald trump jr. tweeting, this is the left today. chelsea clinton writing, this is vile and wrong. it is never funny to joke about killing a president. >> reporter: there were immediate calls for griffin to be fired from the new year's eve show she hosts on cnn. her friend and co-host anderson cooper tweeting, for the record, i am apoppalled by the photo sht kathy griffin took part in. cnn echoing his reaction. without mentioning griffin, the secret service tweeted threats

made against protectees receive the highest priorities. >> i don't condone any violence by my fans. i'm mocking the mocker in chief. followed hours later by the full apology. >> i beg for your forgiveness. i went too far. >> reporter: forgiveness may not be an option for some. it wasn't just fierce reaction online. federal law enforcement received a flood of calls from people outraged and concerned about the president. >> she had no choice but to apologize. it was way, way over the line. >> crosses every line. steph, thank you very much. this morning, we're hearing from the man accused of killing two people and injuring another on a commuter train in portland, oregon. jeremy christian made his court appearance but with many outbursts. christian is charged with two

counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted aggravated murder. police say he verbally attacked two young women on a train that he thought were muslim. and three men rushed to their defense. mi micah fletcher survived. a portion of orlando international airport locked down late last night during a tense standoff. police responded to a disturbance in the rental car area. a man in mental distress pointed a gun at them and then at himself. authorities got him to surren r surrender. the gun was a fake. some flights were delayed but the airport was back up and running last night. let's turn to mr. roker. relief in the weather? something happen there? >> no. ending may, much like we started. a little on the damp side.

show showers, cooler than usual. and a risk of severe weather from new england all the way to washington, d.c. afternoon airport delays likely. damaging wind. hail possible. as the front pushes through, we look for showers and thunderstorms, into the evening hours. gusty winds, heavy rain. and a stationary front down into the southeast, bringing more gulf moisture up into the area. frequent lightning, strong storms and we're looking for some pretty heavy downpours. an inch to two inches or three, as you make your way into new orleans and parts of southern louisiana. and they're getting drought relief through florida. look for severe storms in the northeast. tropical downpours in the gulf. but in the plains, you're going to be looking at a great day today. ♪

♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. thick fog this morning. the fog easies, the clouds, they'll thin this afternoon. look at the warmer temperatures today. 78 in new jersey. 77 in the suburbs. and 78 in philadelphia. the lehigh valley hits 80 degrees. the fog clears out. we'll get breaks of sunshine, and up to 78 degrees for delaware. but most of the area in for a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. least likely at the shore, but reaches 72 degrees today. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> al, thanks very much. want to go back to the story ab about kathy griffin being forced

to apologize after posting those very disturbing images. well, the president is tweeting about that story this morning. s saying, quote, kathy griffin should be ashamed of herself, my children, especially my 11-year-old children, baron, is having a hard time with this. sick. >> our public servants are human beings. coming up, we will tell you about this tennis player banned from the french open for grabbing and trying to kiss a reporter repeatedly during a live television interview. what both are saying now. and new information on tiger woods' dui arrest. and dr. oz will joining with a warning about prescription drugs and how they can impact you behind the wheel. first this, is "today" on nbc. ♪

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towards center city, cameras showing that here, 23 minutes, stop and go eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. the speeds into the 30s and heavy fog to battle with, as well. here's the 42 freeway just around the atlantic city expressway. can barely see the roads. the reduced visibility also a problem this morning. back to you. a 7-year-old girl is in critical condition after she was found in a home in olney with a bag over her head. philadelphia police gave her cpr and rushed her to the hospital. officers were at the house investigating a report of a stolen car. look for construction zone delays in cumberland county as crews start repairs on the morris river bridge. the next six months, they'll make improvements on the bridge over county road 670 between commercial and morris river townships. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. join us weekday mornings for "nbc10 news today" from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m.

♪ [ cheers and applause ] we're back at 7:30, wednesday morning, 31st of may, 2017. say hello to the poncho-wearing, umbrella-holding crowd. >> these days, when the crowd just shows up, we hand them a poncho. >> always poncho season on the plaza. let's look at headlines this morning. we start with a terrible story out of afghanistan. a massive car bombing in kabul, being blamed for 80 deaths. the attack happened during the busy morning rush hour in the capital city's diplomatic district. a jetblue plane was forced

to land after the lithium battery of a passenger's laptop caught fire. the fire was extinguished and the plane was able to land safely. none of the 158 people onboard were injured. and major league baseball has handed down suspensions for the massive brawl on memorial day. it stopped when hunter strickland drilled bryce harper. stick la strickland was given a six-game suspension. and four for harper. both players do plan to appeal. that was a nasty brawl. >> that was a serious fight. now, another weird one from woer sports. did you see this? it's from the french open tournament. a player was banned from the rest of the event after he forcibly kissed a reporter multiple times during a postmatch interview. nbc's kelly cobiella has the story. >> reporter: this is the player we're talking about.

maxime hamoud, ranked about 148th in the world. the french sports minister weighing in saying what he did isn't funny. maxime hamou talking to maly thomas, and diving in for an unexpected and unwanted kiss. she ducks and he dives in a second time. and a third. in the studio, they laughed along. twitter did not. one french politician tweeting, he kisses her by force. she tries to get away. he tolds her by the neck and everyone laughs. another calling him a harasser. the journalist saying it was frankly unpleasant. if i hadn't been live on air, i would have punched him. it's not a first for a female

sports reporter. in 2003, hall of fame quarterback joe namath and reporter suzy kolber. >> i want to kiss you. >> reporter: last year, an australian cricket player was fined for asking a reporter on a date. >> don't blush, baby. >> reporter: the french tennis federation has launched an investigation for improper conduct. and the french open has banned hamou. >> all of the kids are looking up to the pro players. >> reporter: on instagram, the 21-year-old blamed the moment on an overflow of enthusiasm. offering his deep apologies. adding, i'm still learning every day from my mistakes to become a better tennis player and a better person. and the network, euro sport apologized to their viewers saying we regret this incident. hamou may face a fine once the french tennis federation is finish with its investigation. he's also, hamou, offered to

apologize to maly thomas in person. not sure how that's going down. >> yeah. we should say also, you look at her. we do live television. and you know, she is trying to preserve the interview. >> right. >> you can see, she's trying to get his arm off her shoulder. what a terrible position to be put in. >> she probably thought, did that really happen? and everybody's laughing and egging it on. >> you see when it takes that turn to horrible. mr. roker? how about a check of the weather. >> we have this cool air. just can't shake it here in the east. out west, it is a beautiful situation, if you like those warmer temperatures. in fact, for today, take a look at what we've got. bi billings, montana, 86. oklahoma city, 90. temperatures in the 60s in the northeast. green bay, 72. we start to see temperatures in the east warm up. detroit, 75. staying in the mid to upper 80s

in the plains. and moving into friday, we start to finally warm up. boston, you see a high of 70 degrees. pierre, south dakota, 90. 88 in st. louis. good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. thick fog this morning. the fog eases, the clouds will thin this afternoon. and look at the warmer temperatures today. 78 degrees in new jersey. 77 in the suburbs. and 78 in philadelphia. the lehigh valley hits 80 degrees. the fog clears out. we'll get breaks of sunshine. up to 78 degrees for delaware. but most of the area in for a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. least likely at the shore. reaching 72 today. have a great day. >> don't forget. get your weather anytime you need it. go to the weather channel on cable. >> all right, al. thanks so much. coming up, what tops your state, the surprising list of misspelled words.

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following a series of back surgeries. this morning, from golfing greats to golfing enthusiasts, many are pulling for tiger. >> he's been great for the game of golf. he needs all our help. and we wish him well. >> such an inspiration, to not just me, a lot of golfers around the country. we want to see him healthy and ready to go. >> reporter: tiger woods, a hero to many, will be arraigned on dui charges, in early july. matt? savannah? >> tiger woods becomes a high-profile example of a problem in the u.s., drugged and driving. >> drugs are involved in more fatal accidents than alcohol alone. what do you need to know about your medications and how they might affect you on the road. dr. mehmet oz with us. no alcohol involved in this. 0.0 on the scale. he admits he was taking vicoden. let's start there. how powerful a drug is that? >> hugely powerful.

it's an opiate, and the raw material in vicodin, number one most prescribed product in america. more than thyroid medications. and i just checked before we went on the air. 800 other major drugs it interacts with. 800. you could be taking vicodin, thinking you have a lower back pain problem. the dr. prescribed it for you. it's not as regulated as other opiates. and you might take an over-the-counter medication, something that you don't think will be an issue. and next thing you know, you're asleep on the side of the road. >> is that typical? is that the reaction you would fear if you mix this with something unexpected? >> that's one of the most common problems we would fear. that's why you see warning labels, that says don't operate heavy machinery. but the problem with opiates, they numb you and you dull you. you're not aware of what's going on. that's why they work for pain. they don't take away the pain

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good wednesday morning. a couple of minutes before 8:00. i'm tracy davidson. we'll get to first alert meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate weather forecast. bill? starting to see breaks of sunshine in easton as the fog clears and the clouds thin out. there are a few showers that are moving toward easton right now. and the lehigh valley, as well. the rest of the area is looking dry for now. this afternoon, we could see some thunderstorms. temperatures have started to climb a little bit, now up to 62 in south jersey and delaware. and with some sunshine breaking through the clouds in the lehigh valley, the temperatures are now climbing in berks county, brandson is 6 -- blandon is 61. bethlehem reporting 60 degrees. we're into the 70s. in fact upper 70s this afternoon. >> all right. thank you. let's check the roads if you're heading out the door. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered. jessie? watching route 30 eastbound around 282. an accident scene blocking part of the left lane and part of the

on ramp over here. so a slow go because all of the traffic has to merge in one lane. that's on the eastbound side. also watching route 202. watch for a crash on the northbound side before route 252 on the northbound side here. 11 minutes from 30 to the schuylkill. back to you. nbc10 has learned technical problems caused the first direct flight from philadelphia to iceland to be diverted to boston overnight. a new flight is now scheduled to take off from boston at 4:30 this afternoon. overnight, iceland air tweeted a rubber smell was detected on board which led aircraft diversion safety, is our utmost priority. mayor kenney was on board when it took off from philadelphia yesterday. his office tells us he spent the night in boston. today you can watch the phillies take on the marlins live from florida here on nbc10. the phills are looking for a much-needed win. full coverage starts this afternoon at 1:00 here on nbc10. another update in 25 minutes. join us weekday mornings from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, breast cancer battle. well wishes pour in for beloved star, olivia newton-john, as she postpones her world tour, as she reveals she's fighting cancer for a second time. why she's confident she will return to the stage soon. plus, breakfast of champions. >> i'm here to learn all your secrets. >> in her special series, "eating to 100," maria shriver takes us to an exotic place where the morning meal can hold the secret to longevity. and brewing up something big. >> i want it to be an everyman's kind of beer. >> it's day two of our "summer of yes" series, and carson is

crafting something special. the life long dream he can check off his bucket list. today, wednesday, may 31st, 2017. >> it may be wet. but it's still wake-up call wednesday. we have an ultralong distance call. where is your friend from? >> calling from india. >> hi, girl. so many wake-up calls this morning. who do we have on the line? >> good morning, grandma, and jessica and dad. >> who is this? >> this is anthony. >> what are you celebrating today? >> my 50th birthday. >> good morning. happy birthday, mondayty. >> good morning, atlanta. >> i found some crazy kids on the plaza. what are you celebrating? >> friends for 50 years from tennessee. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. we're back, now, on a wednesday morning. it's the last day of may 2017. june here tomorrow.

great crowd here today. despite some early morning sprinkles. it seems to have moved away a little bit. >> we love "steals and deals" around here. we have them for moms, dads, girls, boys. what about pets? jill hamartin is here. and katie lee is going to be cooking later, as well. >> has that show, "beach bites" where she travels around to the best beaches. and she's cooking today, fish and chips. >> nice. >> fish and chips. first, let's get a check of the top stories today. it's time for our news at 8:00. >> reporter: good morning. i'm peter alexander at the white house with a major new development on the paris climate change agreement. a axis has made its report. that prump is going to withdraw from the deal.

how it would work out, it's being worked out by a small people, including the environmental protection agency. a top white house aide told reporters the president's views on climate change are evolving. some of the outlieres, nicaragua and syria. the other countries reaffirm their support for the deal last week. here's why this matters. pulling out of the paris deal is the most dramatic action that president trump can take to roll back one of president obama's proudest accomplishments. critics say it sends a message to the word in a the u.s. doesn't view climate change as a priori priority. and many top republicans called for a clean exit from the deal, as well. matt, back to you. >> peter alexandalexander, than for that. the death toll has been climbing after a massive

explosion in the heart of the capital city. richard engel joins us with more on that. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. the death toll has been going up all morning. the latest figures we have, are 80 killed, 300 injured. that would make it one of the deadliest bombings in kabul after the afghan war. the explosion went off in the heart of the diplomatic quarter in afghanistan. where many foreign embassies are based, international aid agencies have their headquarters. the bomb exploded by the gate of the german embassy. the american embassy is not very far away, just a few blocks, in fact. but american personnel were not impacted. the embassy itself, not damaged. there's been no official claim of responsibility yet. seems that most of the people killed were afghan nationals making their way to work. it happened at 8:30 in the morning right at the peak of the

commuter rush hour. the taliban, however, did deny responsibility, which makes isis the most likely suspect. >> richard engel on the story for us from london. thank you very much. just ahead, olivia newton-john's cancer battle, as she puts her tour on hold. we'll hear from her. and then, maria shriver is back revealing more of surprising foods that we should be eating if we want to live a longer, healthier life. it's that time of year. we are checking out some of the wildest end of school celebrations in the country. ugh, no bars. oh no, looks like somebody needs a new network. when i got this unlimited plan they told me they were all the same. they're not. verizon has the largest, most-reliable 4g lte network in america. it's basically made for places like this. honey, what if it was just us out here? right. so, i ordered you a car. thank you. you don't want to be out here at night 'cause of the, uh, coyotes. ok, thanks, bud. bye. be nice to have your car for some shelter. bye. when it really, really matters, you need the best network and the best unlimited.

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neutrogena® we're back. it's 8:08. and the well wishes are pouring in for beloved actress and singer olivia newton-john, as she reveals she is battling breast cancer for the second time. >> reporter: olivia newton-john had been on a busy performance

schedule, with concert stops here in the u.s. and canada. now, that tour is on hold, as she deals with her cancer relapse. olivia newton-john revealed to the world that the breast cancer she battled years ago, has returned. newton-john, who rose to fame in "grease," canceled the first leg of her concert tour. due to what she thought was a sciatica flare-up. it was revealed that the back pain she was suffering was breast cancer that metastasized to the sacrum. >> 20% to 30% of breast cancers will recur. the most common places for breast cancer to metastasize, are the bone, liver, lung, and brain. if it metastasizes to the spine, it can present with low back pain. >> reporter: the 68-year-old singer was first diagnosed with

breast cancer back in 1992. at the time, the 43-year-old went under a mastectomy. in 2013, the five-time grammy winner was once again dealt a blow by cancer, when her sister, rona, died from a brain tumor. in a 2014 "today" show interview, she explained how her sister's death affected her ability to perform. >> i couldn't sing. i was supposed to start a year ago. that's the first time for me i ever felt i couldn't sing. >> reporter: in the latest diagnosis of breast cancer, newton-john said, i decided on my direction of therapies after consultation with my doctors and therapists at my olivia newton-john cancer and research center. >> it's not that met static breast cancer is curable but that it's treatable. and the goals of treatment is to

prolong and improve a woman's quality of life. >> reporter: while the latest battle against cancer will be a tough one, newton-john is confident that after her treatment, she will be back later in the year, better than ever, to celebrate her shows. and she's beloved by so many. we certainly wish her the best. she is receiving treatment, as we mentioned, at the olivia newton-john cancer research center institute. the staff there is working on several clinical trials including targeted therapies that can be effective in treating relapse and mestatic breast cancer. >> natalie, thank you very much. let's turn to mr. roker for a check of the weather. sir? >> all right. we show you what the national weather service is saying as far as our june outlook. much of the country, looking warmer from the mid-atlantic, to the southwest, the west coast. cooler in the northern rockies and the central plains. precipitation-wise, looks

wetter, as well. and we have the summer outlook out. and it is looking warmer. that would feel nice if it would happen from the great lakes to the northeast, gulf coast, into the southeast. and warmer conditions into the sohwest, as well.ut goren, i'm meteorologist bill henley. thick fog this morning. the clouds this afternoon. look at the warmer temperatures. 78 degrees in new jersey. 77 in the suburbs and 78 in philadelphia. the lehigh valley is 80 degrees. the fog clears out. we'll get breaks of sunshine and up to 78 degrees for delaware. but most of the area in for a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. least likely at the shore but 72 degrees today. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. let' let's "trend." and joining the fun, ladies and

gentlemen, our favorite, maria shriver. >> yes. >> nice to see you, maria. >> good morning. >> batten down the hatches. where do you eat your lunch? >> i went out yesterday for lunch. >> you did? >> yes, i did. with my friend, gayle king. and i discussed -- >> awkward? >> no. it's not awkward at all. >> we're like -- >> thanks for coming, maria. great seeing you. >> we're friends from baltimore. and i discussed at that lunch with my friend, gayle king -- >> how great the "today" show is? >> yes. i said, i don't normally go out to lunch anymore. >> yeah. >> that was a long way around to get to that. but that's good. >> welcome to maria world. that's actually -- that's a good point, though. apparently, a lot of people are not going to lunch anymore. here's a headline that caught our eye. going out for lunch is a dying tradition. so, is the one-hour lunch break really a thing of the past?

according to the market research firm npd group, americans made 433 fewer trips to restaurants last year. that translates into billions of dollars less revenue for restaurants. the lowest it's been in decades. whether it's due to busy work schedules or people want to eat healthier or they can't afford to eat at a restaurant. >> kathy reintroduced me to the magic of lunch. to sit down and take an hour break away from your desk, it matters. and it's such a joy. i never enjoyed lunch. i started having lunches out. >> people realize it's much cheaper to make your lunch and bring it in. >> the fast casual launch market probably exploded in a couple years. you two to chipotle. but you're not lunching with people. >> what about your love life, maria? >> more about my love life. >> single and ready to mingle.

that's what's trending. >> she has the vapors. >> look at her. >> i will have to flip through my phone and see what i can do. >> i have a feeling you're going to get some lunch. this isn't as interesting at all. a lot of us google to check our spelling, of course. google has reviewed the online searches it has how to spell blank. then, it released a list of the most common spelling questions. and the results are funny. we start in new york. the most commonly misspelled word, beautiful. in arizona, the word we have trouble with, tomorrow. >> what? >> maria, in illinois -- >> i was given illinois because coursen had california. i was born in illinois. >> pneumonia. that's a hard one. okay. wisconsin? we love you. but they are looking up how to spell wisconsin. >> well, there you go. >> we love you, wisconsin. come on. >> that's great. >> look at the license plate.

they're everywhere. guys, when you were kids and it was time to grabduate high school, dild you celebrate? did you have traditions? >> none i can talk about. >> check out this video from chandler, arizona. watch how these student celebrate the school year. it's a giant paper toss. >> that's impressive. >> right down the stairwell. they show up with boxes and suitcases filled with them. some students slid down the mountain of paper. nobody gets in trouble. it's part of the school tradition. look at that. >> who cleans that up? the kids do it themselves. >> can you imagine if you had to shred it. >> still going. wow. >> gets recycled, right? >> like "pop start" scripts. >> the scripts do. not the material. this is fresh "pop start" for you, savannah. we're going to start with ariana

grande. the singer is returning to manchester and bringing some of the biggest stars along with her. she will host a concert to benefit manchester victims and the families. justin bieber, coldplay, miley cyrus, katy perry, pharrell williams, usher, take that, naill horan. the net proceeds go to the we love manchester emergency fund. that will be on the bbc, and live streamed online. sunday, june 4th. good for her. coming home, going back there to raise money. now, to jessica chastain. the actress' comments about women are getting praise. after ten days of serving on the jury, the one thing she took away from the experience, was how the world views women, through the representation of its female characters. >> it was disturbing to me, to

be honest. there are some exceptions, i will say. i to hope that when we include more female story tellers we'll have more of the women that i recognize in my day-to-day life. >> jessica saying she wants to see more proactive female characters with their own points of view. and women-only screenings. we brought you this story yesterday in the orange room. here's some more. some theaters announcing female-only show times for the "wonder woman" movie. that has backlash online. jake from philadelphia said, i propose men-only screenings of "star wars" for the entire first week. an executive from lucas film chimed in. her name is jennifer he'dle. we ladies who work at lucas film will see it before you. her reply went viral. according to "hollywood reporter," over 50% of female executives work at lucas film.

pretty cool. >> don't take "star wars" away from me. >> a ladies only screening with gayle king. >> you can come with us. >> carson, thank you very much. let's now talk about the real season that maria is here with us. a special series called "eating to 100 today." >> revealing secrets for a long and healthy life from the so-called blue zones. they're places home to the longest living populations. on tuesday, we went to greece. this morning, we're going to a corner of costa rica. >> i found a lot of fresh and healthy food and colorful characters, including a frisky 100-year-old cowboy. dan buettner is on a mission, to capture a way of eating that's disappearing. >> arguably the greatest diet invented by humans. >> reporter: i joined the explorer and author on costa

rica, famous for sandy beaches and exotic wildlife. but we're here to meet some of the most remarkable residents, the humans that seem to defy the limits of age. >> there's about 1 in 4,000 people make it to 100 in america. in this area, you have about 1 in about 250. we're going to see a special centenarian. he doesn't exercise. he doesn't take supplements. he drinks a little bit. he loves the ladies. >> reporter: is this him? >> there he is, yeah. >> reporter: i'm here to learn all your secrets. meet jose bonafacio. 100 years old, and jumping on his horse every morning. >> he's one of the great cowboys. they're famous for being tough. if you find a centenarian in america, most of the time, they're never as sharp as he is. he has a certain charm to him.

i asked him how many girlfriends he's had? he can't count them all. >> reporter: maybe that's the secret to being 100. but it turns out, the real reason behind jose's incredible staying power, may not be so sexy. in america, this would be viewed as a rather unhealthy breakfast. rice, beans, tortillas. >> it's way better for you than you think. this is whole corn that's ground up. the average american can eat a couple beans a day would add four years to their life expectan expectancy. >> reporter: a morning ritual that's washed down with a cup of black coffee. >> over the centuries and millennia, these people have learned how to make healthy food taste good. >> reporter: in a nearby town famous for its tortillas, they built a statue honoring the women who make them.

>> that's a thing of beauty. >> reporter: this is why she's famous here. >> people come from villages around. she'll cook 140 of these a day. and she sells them about 50 cents a piece. >> she's going to take her ashes from the wood. soak in the corn. >> reporter: how can eating ash be good? >> they don't eat the ash. they use the ash to remove the hull of the corn. to release the niacin. >> reporter: that niacin is a b vitamin that reduces cholesterol and the risk of heart attacks. this takes the place of going to the gym right here. >> reporter: it's hard work that requires a lot of skill. why doesn't it come off? oh, my god. look. >> they're laughing at you. >> reporter: i know. they should. >> reporter: turns out the younger generations here aren't picking this up, either. >> younger women won't know the recipes. if you notice the people we interacted with, are 60, 70

years old. as you saw this morning, we drove by fast food restaurants. burgers and fries and sodas. the diet that got people lived to 100, is being overtaken by the standard american diet, like a tsunami washing away. and i want to capture it before it's gone. >> reporter: the recipe for longevity, that's kept a 100-year-old cowboy riding tall in the saddle. >> he said, i'm poor but i have money. in the pursuit of beautiful women, that's what really kills me. basically, a big compliment. he loves you. >> he does. >> frisky is right. >> tomorrow, we're heading to the blue zone that's right here in the united states, loma linda, california, where a unique community may have found the mountain of youth. they're really interesting, as well. >> my take away, beans. a cup of beans.

>> that tortilla. >> all of the recipes, they're on today.com, in case you want to click. >> dan buettner is fascinating. >> he's the one that put these recipes together. he is traveling all over saying so many fast food restaurants coming into the areas and the recipes will be lost. and in ten years, there won't be blue zones anymore. >> thank you very much. coming up, we're going to find out what carson has been brewing up for his "summer of yes." that's the same thing of winter of yes

8:26. good wednesday morning. i'm tracy davidson. the fog is lifting. first alert meteorologist bill henley has your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> with the fog out of the way we have a better view of the clouds. we'll get to see some sunshine this afternoon. showers -- the first showers of the day moving through the lehigh valley. most of that missing us to the north. but this afternoon i expect to see some showers and thunderstorms. we could see some strong thunderstorms pop up. the temperatures will also move up from the 50s and 60s into the 70s this afternoon. partly sunny skies with the shore at 72 degrees. warmer for the lehigh valley up to 80. now let's check the roads with jessica boyington. watching route 30 at route

282 this crash that was blocking the lanes has moved over into the right-hand shoulder. at the bottom of the ramp as well we're still slow with residual delays. they're getting ready to tow the car involved in the accident. camp hill road around highland avenue for this crash. tracy, back to you. a jury is expected to resume deliberations even after telling the judge they can't reach a verdict. the judge told the jury keep working. he is accused of killing his 3-year-old son in 2015. opening statements scheduled to begin in the trial of a bucks county man accused of sexually assaulting six girls from the same family. they say he fathered two children with one of the girls. investigators say the girls parents gifted them to kaplan. you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. i'm tracy davidson. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy...

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] 8:30 now. a wednesday morning. the 31st of may, 2017. warming up. a little bit -- it's a little drizzley. spitting on us here. it's misting. it's still summer, though. we kicked off what we're calling "summer of yes." the wheole idea is to inspire yu to do new things. one thing i'm trying to do is get better at tennis. >> that was great yesterday. i used this opportunity to perfect a craft. that's a craft beer. it's all for a great cause. a lot of fun to do. i'll tell you about that more coming up. >> really? you got to do this?

>> yeah. >> you are my idol. jill martin is helping you pamper your four-footed members of your family. all-pets "steals & deals." and katie lee, all about the tastes of summer this morning. she's going to take us to the beach. first, let's get a check of the weather. >> all righty. we look at what's going on for today. we have wet weather in the northeast, especially later this afternoon. tropical downpours in the central gulf today. and we're going to look at some wet weather in the southwest. looking ahead towards tomorrow, the heavy rain continues to the gulf. sunshine, finally here in the northeast. yay.-atlantic states. showers into the central rockies aninto the pacific northd we good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. thick fog it this morning. the clouds this afternoon. look at the warmer temperatures

today. 78 degrees in new jersey. 77 in the suburbs and 78 in philadelphia. the lehigh valley it's 80 degrees. fog clears out. we'll get breaks of sunshine and up to 78 degrees for delaware. but most of the area in for a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. least likely at the shore where we reach 72 degrees today. have a great day. don't forget. get that weather weather anytim. go to the weather channel on cable. >> al, thank you. more to our "summer of yes" series. we're trying to do some things we've always wanted to do. and we hope you think of something you want to do, too. >> think back to yesterday. savannah said yes to tennis lessons. this morning, mr. daly's turn. >> i said yes to beer, ladies and gentlemen. thanks to andrew berman and his team at other half brewing company, i got to do it. take a look. ♪ i'm here in the industrial part

of brooklyn, new york, doing something i've wanted to do forever. that's make my own beer. and i found the perfect place here in brooklyn. what's up, y'all? i died and have gone to heaven. i would like to taste some beer. >> i have a bunch in here. there's a lot of different flavor varieties. >> should i put my mouth under this? or do we want to go with glasses? cheers. thanks, andrew. i like a simple, american-type beer. but i want to give it oomph. >> there's a sweetish, swedes and heeds. >> let's try it. twist my arm. wow. that really does taste like pino coe ladda. >> you're the first person we let back here.

>> this is like cheese. >> it's drier. >> we should try 20 more. that's it. let's take about names. you have awesome names for your beers. daly brew. daly dose. let's shelf it. we'll come back to the name thing. >> try the cheddar. >> cheddar named after the money. that's so crazy. that flavor. >> this is what we make all of the beer out of. hops give the bitterness and flavor of most of the beers you have. >> are you getting a sense of my flavor profile. >> pale ale, a little bit of fruit. but don't tell anybody. let's make some beer. >> you have to get the malt in. ♪ >> do it daly. >> you can taste this. >> a little like beer taste to it. >> yeah. >> not like -- >> i don't need to have another? my wedding ring is gone. >> uh-oh. >> i got it.

my gosh. let's cook. ♪ >> carson, here is where the malt meets the water. at that point in time, we make some beer. >> do you check it when it's boiling? >> yeah. >> can i look at it? >> go up there. >> looks like it's about to boil. >> once it's done boiling, we put it into fermentation. >> how long is it in this process? >> about two weeks. >> this is like laverne and shirley. this is so cool. >> now, you get to help out doing this. you can grab some cans and put them in here. and we can pack them. >> i am the hipster heartthrob. casanova valentine. >> you work on the line. >> are you a wrestler of some sort? >> when i'm not moving kegs, i'm breaking legs. >> my beer is going to come down the same line.

the daly word up. can i drink one of these? yeah. my man. yeah. yo. that's ice cold, fresh beer. it tastes so good, brother. yeah. i'll see you dudes, later. have a good one. right on. >> let's get my name on the board. >> on the daly. >> the money will go to help vets and their families, near and dear to my heart. my grandfather's a green beret in the army. on the daly it is. let's do it. going to pick up my beer. i did not drive that forklift home. i walked all of the way to long island from brooklyn. >> i love you, andrew. you're the best. i love you. >> by the way, poke fun, al. this is all for the military. the other half brewing, they're

making a donation to operation home front. it was worth the work. we're going to reveal on the daly, guys and women in the military, they work every day. we thought on the daly made sense. it will be available this summer. >> we will bring it here for the crew. yeah. >> you want a little fruit flavor but don't tell anybody. >> you did. >> just a guesstimate how much beer did you drink in the process? >> no more than five. >> kegs. >> around there. that was fun. tomorrow is al's turn. now, we want to hear from you. what have you always dreamed of doing? seven. i chaunged my answer to seven beers. >> head to today.com and tell us and we may give you a helping hand. coming up next, steals and deals all for the dogs. jill lined up big discounts on special products for pets. first this, is "toda on nbc.y"

♪ we're back with a new edition of "steals and deals." this might be the cutest one yet. in honor of military appreciation and our puppy with a purpose, charlie, jill martin has deals on pet products and it's all for a great cause. >> this is exciting. all of the companies featured today will donate 10% of your purchase to america's vet dogs to sum popport more training see dogs for our veterans. >> charlie is a perfect model for our wonderful beds. >> majestic pet beds. 74 to 125. you can see the different patterns and the different colors. maybe do a pop of color for a room in your home. they're machine washable. 74 to 125. the deal, $19 to $31. up to 74% off.

>> they're very soft. i'm handing you over to matt and his friend. >> can i sfwintroduce you to br? that's the dog of our executive producer, dawn nash. that's why brody has been ordering the other dogs around. these are the lena wald dog tags. if you have a dog tag and you want to add another charm, you can get things that say royal dog, or lucky dog, to have dawn as an owner. the retail is $98. you can personalize it with a name, as well, or phone number. the deal is $19, that's 81% off. and celebrity fans of the brand include charlize theron and dawn gnas nash. >> look at mine, jill.

>> this is tama by motto. and quincy. >> what happens? >> this is a pet feeder. what i love about this. you can record your voice to say, time to eat quincy. or what you normally will say. and then, the dog knows to come over. you can set it if you go to work during the day. they say vacation. but you wouldn't leave a dog on vacation. if you have someone visit the dog during the day. this is the retail is $119.99. the deal is $38. that's 68% off. >> quincy says thank you. all right. >> can you put people snacks in there? like peanuts and cheese-its. >> time to eat, carson. >> now, this is heinz. >> these are the robin rhodes pet accessories. these are great because it's two different sets. you can get the mat for food and the collar. or the leash and the bag, for

when the dog -- >> i'm watching al. >> i'll come over soon. but the retail is $154. the deal is $46. 70% off. >> thank you very much, jill. >> ozzie. >> hello. this is ozzie. the personalized pet photo blankets. the retail is $82. it's okay. now, we are going to put your picture in a collage or your name. you want to go down? >> ozzie just -- he missing her master. >> i know. >> i'll come over here. the retail is $82. the deal is $19.99. that's 76% off. you're having fun playing. and you can do writing or personalized photos. and everyone can play with their owners now. >> okay. >> we got lila. don't forget lila. >> oh, lila.

>> do we have another deal or no? >> that's it. i wanted to introduce lila over here. >> we look at lila. the products are the pet beds. the pet feeder from tamo or cheese-its like carson suggests. if you have questions about the products, information on how to support and get involved with america's vet dogs, check out today.com. coming up next, katie lee's here. she's going to show us how to do a southern fish fry on our plaza. fit, this is "today" on rsnb

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kicking off its second season on the cooking channel. katie, good to see you this morning. >> great to see you. >> i'm not going to give you a hard time about this show. >> it's a tough job. somebody's got to do it. lots of good food. we went all around america this season. a lot of great regional cuisine. i started out in south carolina with a fish fry. this is a southern friish and chips. >> is that different from the traditional fish and chips? >> you think of a beer batter with the nice, thick breading on it. this is a thin corn meal crust. we have cod we're using today. any firm white fish. potatoes, lemon, corn meal, powder, paprika and oil and milk. >> we're going to start with the potatoes. you cut and take the side off and make sticks out of it. it's easy.

and frying can be intimidating for people. >> yu don't mind leaving the skin on them. >> i like the skin on. you want to fry them at 350 degrees. then, you do a second fry. >> why do you do that? >> you let them cool between. >> you do. you want to raise the temperature to 375 degrees, fry them again. that gives you the nice, crispy brown. and give them a little salt. >> that's the entire chips portion of the recipe. >> exactly. while you fry the fish, put that in the oven for 250 degrees. and to make our batter, corn meal and flour here. you put in the paprika, garlic powder and baking powder makes it rise and salt and pepper. there we go. and then, you take your fish -- this is really easy. what kind of fish do you use? >> isn't this great? >> come to momma.

>> so good. >> the fries are crazy. >> they're healthy, right? >> oh, yeah. >> this will help you live to 100. you'll be happy. i'll take 85 and happy. >> did you tell me what kind of fish this is? >> this is cod. you can use haddock -- >> that's what she said earlier. >> i got distracted by some guy walking around on the set. >> who was that? >> sorry. >> it goes into the fryer at 375 degrees. i like to use bamboo sticks to turn them over. >> what do you use to turn them over? just kidding. >> you see what i have to deal with here? how long does that cook? >> they only take three to four minutes. see how xwoegolden brown it get.

now, let's make tarter sauce. >> can't you buy tarter sauce? >> homemade is so much better. >> is that mayonnaise? pa capers, scallions, and dill, salt and pepper and dijon mustard. it tastes better than what you buy. >> it doesn't get in your nose. >> gentle. >> a gentle tarter sauce like matt. >> doesn't get in your nose? >> it's like -- like wasabi. >> you guys malt vinegar on the chips? i love ketchup. i eat french fries just because they harbor the ketchup. >> the coleslaw, too. >> and the fries in the tarter is sick. >> the batter around the cod isn't that thick. you can enjoy the fish. >> what kind of fish is this?

>> just for fun, tell us where else you go on "beach bites" other than south carolina. >> i went to hawaii. >> was this your idea? >> it was. and they pitched it, i was like, really? i can have this job? >> carson was the creator of "pop start" on our show. >> i pitched it and i couldn't believe it. i pitched it on the beach. >> i know. >> i keep pitching spas of the world. they don't take that story. >> i pitched motorcycles to beer spots. >> maybe i'll learn to play tennis and they'll pay for it. >> that's true. totally true. guilty. guilty. >> golf lessons on the show. >> love it. >> there you go. katie lee, this is a fun show. and this is a great summertime recipe. and the coleslaw, we didn't mention. >> it's fantastic. >> this is traditional southern food. >> i get the feeling that carson did bring the beer back and

didn't share it with us. >> we're sitting here, we can troll you all through the cooking segment. >> i can do this for an hour. >> like live twitter. >> "mystery science theater." >> we're like the aliens watching the show. >> congratulations on season two. these recipes and so many more at todacom/food. y.th are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything.

remember the time that katie lee made meatless lasagna and we were all disappointed? >> we deemed. >> i learned not to make anything vegetarian. >> winner, winner here. >> and now, deep fried birthday wishes from al. >> that's right. you know what's great on these fries? smucker's jelly. let's wish a happy 100th birthday to edna brown of baton rouge, louisiana. her favorite meal, a plate full of chicken wings. julia baron, a proud grandma from new york. loves getting her hair don. it looks lovely. andrew cable, 100 years old. a baseball fan from flora, mississippi. he says the secret to longevity, eat a good breakfast every morning. james buffalino from pennsylvania. 100 years, a few months ago, brought himself a brand-new car.

carrie crawford, hardworking from asheville, north carolina. worked until she was 76. and a happy 100th birth day to mary fisher of san francisco, california. her secret to longevity, i love this. eat a scoop of ice cream every night. can't go wrong with that. if you know somebody celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrates. and make sure you include the photos. >> good stuff. >> so good. you know what's coming up next hour? >> yeah. how to treat and spot summer health symptoms with dr. natalie. animals of summer with corbin maxie. and we started a debate yesterday on our "today's take." you take one shower a day in the morning or two showers? >> my word. >> two hours. >> lady macbeth here, take three showers.

>> how about you? >> every other good morning. i'm vai sikahema. the fog behind me slowly d disappearing. right to bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. every once in a while a glimpse of sunshine. a few breaks in delaware, still cloudy in wilmington. up to 65 degrees at 10:00. by 1:00 warm into the 60s. the other thing that happened, the winds shift and that is going to help with the warm-up

this afternoon. upper 70s today for most locations exception the shore with partly sunny skies. inland areas, spotty showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and into this evening. >> thank you, bill. let's get a check on the roads. route 42 and the ac expressway. huge, huge amounts of reduced visibility there because of that fog. right now looking a bit better and we're seeing less volume moving on the northbound side towards philadelphia. still slow in some spots. watch for a ground stop. we tweeted out directly from the philadelphia international airport so for flights that are departed to philadelphia. right now major delays but check before you go no matter what. vai, back to you. a 7-year-old girl in critical condition after she was found inside a home in olney with a bag over her head. philadelphia police gave her cpr and rushed her to the hospital. officers at the house investigating a report of a stolen car. nbc 10 has learned technical

problems caused the first direct flight from philadelphia to iceland to be divert ed to boston. a new flight scheduled to take off from boston at 4:30 this afternoon. overnight iceland air tweeted a rubber smell was detected onboard which led to aircraft diversion. safety is our utmost priority. it took off from philadelphia yesterday. vai sikahema with another update in 25 minutes.

this morning on "today's take," scarlett johansson and katy perry, jump-start june. and dads open up about fatherhood. and the 12-year-old overnight sensation that's got everybody talking. coming up, right now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning. last day of may. that's nuts. you're listening to one of our faves, miss betty who, "some kind of wonderful," which you both are. >> when she performed here, she was so much fun.

>> so fun that we like the song even more. we hear it. >> like we're bffs. >> that's right. >> betty's friends for life. there you go. yesterday was -- not to be outdone by the ladies, you guys, kathie lee -- >> for mother's day. >> hosted a mother's day brunch, which was a lot of fun. >> it was. yesterday, i got the "today" show dads together, matt, carson, willie, and craig. we came to my backyard and brilled up corn and steak and scallops. >> you did the cooking. was it as eye-opening for you guys as it was for us? >> yeah. i think so. you find out the angst we have. >> can i be honest with you? i never heard anybody talk about dad guilt. you know it's real. you know it's there.

>> we worry about the same things, about missing events and not being there enough. when our dad's there. and i was very fortunate my dad -- even though he was a bus driver and worked odd shifts, i can't remember him missing anything. >> and you're so involved in your kids' lives. >> yeah. you feel like you guys. >> the things you're not doing enough. comparing myself to my dad, i feel like i'm falling a little short. but it was a lot of fun. we'll have the whole thing coming up. >> i can't wait to see that. >> the week after. >> this is so funny because you and i just talked about this. >> we did yesterday. >> we talked about it yesterday. but down in orlando. >> and i said -- i was watching you nursing calvin. and i said the -- >> she was covered. >> not in a creepy way. >> we're really close. >> like -- wait.

>> really close. >> i feel like i should interject. there were actually a lot of us in the room. >> yeah. she had a cape on. >> do what you have to do. one of the greatest moments when your child is an infant, they can hold a bottle themselves. >> yesterday, calvin held his bottle on his own, for the first time. and watch this. it's a glass battottle. it's pretty heavy. at the end, when he's done, he just pops it out of his mouth. >> just looking at you. like look at what i'm doing. >> it was so sweet. >> i'm noticing the milestones with calvin, they come out of nowhere. you go through the day to day. and all of a sudden, one little thing clicks in his brain. and he learns how to do a whole new thing. and he just pops it out of his mouth. >> that's so sweet. >> he also peed his pant

there's. >> i remember the first time he hold a pacifier on his own. and you catch it. and these days, with cell phones, you're able to capture it. >> i don't know how i happened to be recording him at that time. it was so special. and i sent the video to brian. get out of here. >> the little things, right? >> you're going to be taking off. >> my flight leaves in a few hours. i'm going back to college. i'm so excited about going back to my old dorms and knock on the door to see who is there. dylan, you went to your high school, bright? >> i went to high school. i'm here in manhattan. >> they're out for the summer in wichita, kansas. >> they're out already? >> yeah. in evanston, illinois. i found some old photos. most of my pictures are in sturj. >> you don't look that different. >> really? that's at the end of class. that was philosophy class. >> that's a big class.

>> that was a big one. >> this is college. >> this is college. >> you didn't get your high school stuff. >> and look at this one. talk about the freshman 15. i have like the freshman 30 in the first few weeks. >> the shirt wasn't really -- >> we wore boys' clothes. >> are you kneeling or is everyone that much taller than you? everybody is taller. >> really? >> that's the story of her life. >> that's been my life. >> since -- >> i don't think of you as short. >> thank you, al. i am. 4 4'11". >> all of those girls are really tall. they're all like 5'11". >> okay. that was my case. >> that's the late '90s, right? >> you remember structure? we used to buy clothes. we tight rolled our jeans. we -- i was a men's shirt. >> it looks like it. >> can't wait to go back.

>> everybody around you was so stall. >> did you see the first picture? that first picture, i only had one boyfriend in college before my now-husband. he was -- he was probably shorter. >> you met your husband in college. >> i did. >> you were giving him a tour, right? >> his father pull me over and asked me for directions. my husband proposed on campus. i'll go there. i'll be right back. >> the picture you show is with your ex-boyfriend? >> the only one my girlfriend happened to have. we're still friends. he's a sports journalist. my other friend is an attorney for netflix. we're friends. yesterday, we got home, my phone exploded with people talking about this shower conversation we had yesterday. >> i had no idea. >> we tapped a nerve. do you strike a nerve or tap a nerve? >> i think it's strike a nerve. >> you strike a nerve. we did it. >> it was the #showeronce or #showertwice. you put the question to our

view viewers. yesterday, it was a tie. is it still a tie? >> i believe it is. >> 50/50. >> okay. there's something in there for everybody. matt and savannah weighed in on sirius radio. matt showers three times. savannah on team al, admitting to brushing her teeth in the shower. >> you missed that part of the conversation. >> are you that busy? >> my husband does that. and it drives me bonkers. he gives toothbrushes to the kids. when savannah said it this morning, oh. >> let me get this straight. you're against brushing their teeth in the shower. but they can do the other thing in the shower? >> oh, no. >> oh, yeah. >> you know, i don't like the smell of toothpaste. >> other people's toothpaste skoo skeves me out. it just makes me want to gag.

gag-inducing. >> when college roommates when they would brush their teeth and talk to me at the same time. >> really? >> hey. how are you? >> what's? >> you have something to say about my showering habits? >> i just don't understand how busy is your life that you have to take the toothbrush in? >> i'm not a weather man. i have things to do. >> you're a new mom. i get it. >> i would like to do a song from the new album. >> here's my theory. the shower is nice and warm. you want to do as much as you can. >> it steams up. it's efficient. my toothbrush is in there. >> it's in the shower? >> i keep it -- >> i'm going to tell you -- >> do we have natalie azar. that cannot be healthy. >> why not? >> because -- >> when you brush your teeth at night, do you go into the shower to grab your toothbrush? >> no.

i have two toothbrushes. and i have two toothpastes. and i leave the toothpaste tube. one in the shower. >> a little caddie. >> i have a little shelf. >> does mike brush his teeth in the shower? >> no. >> of course not. >> i think a lot of people brush their teeth in the shower. >> can we do another poll? >> orange room. #showerbrush. #noshowerbrush. >> not brush your hair. >> i brush my hair in the shower. >> you brush your hair in the shower? >> i brush the shampoo. >> do you feed calvin in the shower? >> do you do your taxes in the show shower? >> she takes a 20-minute shower. >> i take a 15-minute shower. >> hold on just a second. i think we have dr. azar coming in now. >> this is like the magic door. >> she is just about in. >> what are you worried about,

bacteria? >> yes. yes. some of the favorite responses. diana hanway saying al is the only sane one. jessica was giggling at the shower discussion. dr. azar. >> yes. >> i'm right, right? >> savannah says she keeps her toothbrush in the shower. >> e w. >> what's wrong with that? >> from your standpoint -- >> it depends on if you have an enclosed spa shower. >> i have a shower. >> the heat and the humidity. most of us put it on the sink, right? in a new york city apartment, you're going to have a small area. >> why is the counter any different than the shower? >> once the steam dissipates. >> here's a place, the shower head, you're supposed to clean frequently because that's a place that's moist and that's where bacteria -- >> do you clean your shower

head? >> yes. >> no. >> never. >> honestly, if your shower is open -- it's open, right? is it open to the rest of the bathroom? it's probably fine. just feels gross because of the potential mildew. >> you know what's gross, not brushing your teeth in the shower. you spit it right out. >> that's my answer. >> that's right, doctor. thank you for helping us with medical summer hacks and tips. >> i learned a lot. >> maybe too much. >> no one really teaches you how to shower. you get in the shower and you figure it out. >> that's a tough one. >> we all do it differently. >> wow. >> i haven't learned -- >> it's not like taking ining m lamaze class. coming up next, a 12-year-old girl who sim simon cowell called unforgettable.

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♪ summertime when the living is easy ♪ ♪ so, hush, little baby don't you cry ♪ >> you made my heart melt. you were brilliant. i'm trying to describe how amazing it was. you know what? ♪ >> i just got chills. >> she's the first winner of the golden buzzer. that sends her straight through to the live shows. >> we were saying in our morning meeting, she's the average young girl. has talent. the next day, she is a rock

star. everybody is talking about it. that's the whole point of a show. >> and mom said she was really shy until she got her this puppet. and to talk about making her come out of her shell. that's an understatement. >> i admire ventriloquists. as a kid, we would try to imitate them. yeah. you just dropped a gem during the special break that you used to do this. >> i mentioned this before. i had a jerry mahoney dummy when i was in second grade. and i loved the jerry mahoney hour. i won a talent contest. >> you came in second place. that's unbelievable. >> we found a sock. >> are you going to ventriloquist for you? >> hello, dylan. >> you're so sweet. let's look at what's going on as far as weather is

concerned. roll this. if you watch -- i can't drink water and do this. >> can you sing? >> i can't sing in real life anyway. that hurts my voice after a while. >> severe storms making their way through the northeast later this afternoon. tropical downpours in the gulf tomorrow. that heavy rain will continue. we get some sunshine in here. and looking for sunny skies through the southwest. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. thick fog this morning. look at the warmer temperatures today. 78 degrees in new jersey. 77 in the suburbs. 78 in philadelphia. the lehigh valley hits 80 degrees. the fog clears out. some breaks of sunshine and up to 78 degrees for delaware. most of the area in for a chance of showers and thunderstorm this afternoon. least likely at the shore where we reach 72 degrees today. have a great day.

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to create a paste. this isn't pasty stuff. >> and that stops the itch? >> taking soda, not powder. >> poison ivy. >> the nice thing about this, is a lot of them are interchangeable. fruits and vegetables. you can put them on your skin. a raw onion, very soothing for poison ivy. the skin of a banana. >> and you smell like a pina colada. >> and lemon and lime. anti-bacterial. be aware that if you use lemon and lime, you go into in the sun, you can have a little risk of sensitivity. >> sunburn. >> i coined this idea, right? you have alow works, as well as ice. you make an aloe ice kabcube.

label these. you don't want them in your cocktail. >> and the powder. >> nice cool sheets can feel nice. you can use cornstarch or baby powder. put them in your sheets, nice and soothing. >> and swimmer's ear. it can be a pain. >> especially for little kids. they're complaining of pain. you press down on this part of the ear. exquisitely painful in a swimmer's ear. tugging on it causes a lot of pain. you go to the pediatrician and get drops for that. how do you get water out of the ear. you use a blue drier. you blow on it about a minute. the other thing you can do, i don't know if you have ever gone

scuba diving. but many times you can get that pressure buildup and fluid in the ears. you're going to take a glass of water. this is called the toin bean ma nu maneuver. you're going to hold your nose. and take a similar of water. >> my ears almost popped. >> it opens up the eustachian tube. a little tube that goes from the inner ear to the nose. >> my hiccups are gone. >> if you -- it takes two peo e people. you put a finger in each ear and drink water as much as you can. and your hiccups will be gone. >> do you promise? >> i promise. it is 100%. i've done this over 20 years. dr. azar. thank you so much. these wild guys really know how to beat the heat and protect

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try listerine® zero alcohol™. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. just about 9:30. getting warmer. bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. bill? fog is clearing out. still some cloudiness. a lot of cloudiness. you can see some bright spots. this is a live view from wilmington, spring city. starting to lighten up a little bit. we will get some sunshine this afternoon. but that will heat things up and given us a chance at showers and thunderstorms. first showers of the day have already moved through parts of the lehigh valley. those have moved off to the northeast. the rest of the area is dry right now. watch out. could see some strong storms develop later today. vai? bill, thank you. a check on the roads with jessica boyington. vai, watching the schuylkill

highway. over into the shoulder right in between where the exit ramp is and the road but, of course, we're seeing big slowdowns because of that. the vine street expressway 18 minutes and really slow by the scene as well. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. today opening statements are set to begin in the trial of a bucks county man accused of sexually assaulting six girls in the same family. prosecutors say lee kaplan fathered two children of one of those girls. investigators say the girls' parents gifted them to kaplan. jury selection was completed yesterday. and today a jury in camden is expected to begin deliberations in a murder trial. even after telling the judge yesterday that they couldn't reach a verdict. that judge told the jury to keep working. he is accused of killing his 3-year-old son brendan in october of 2015. a new mural created by patients at children's hospital of philadelphia was unveiled yesterday. you can see it at the pavilion.

i'm vai sikahema. another update in 25 minutes. we'll see you at the top of the hour.

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when it gets sweltering hot outside, we can go inside and grab a cold drink. but animals have to adapt. >> here with some of the clever creatures from the pittsburgh zoo is wildlife expert corbin maxie. >> fogood to see you again. >> this is a fennic fox. his name is dash. his birthday was on sunday. born at the pittsburgh zoo. and dash is the world's smallest fox species. this is an animal in north africa. temperatures get over 130 degrees. you're a weatherman. but it is very hot. what they do to cool off, they have these ears. >> ear conditioning. >> ha.

>> you're so good. ear conditioning, it held helps dissipate the feet. they have burr. it's like snowshoes. and this is an animal in the sahara that can survive without water. >> how long? >> indefinite. >> they get the water you of the food in. >> out of the food. the moisture. they're omnivores. they eat plants and iraqed aara. >> you put them in our faces. i never know. >> hold it. just don't drop him. this is -- >> look. >> this has never been on the "today" show. this is a pancake tortoise. >> did you just pet him? >> i did. >> he's friendly in. >> his name is jack. get it? flat jack. >> and he's pretty fast, though? >> he's the fastest tortoise in

the world. >> really? we can set him down. i never clocked him before. >> with we talking slow speeds here? >> compared to other tortoises. because the shell is soft and smooth, they run. and it helps them out to get away from predators. >> he's really shiny. does he use turtle wax? >> i think he got his shell waxed. this is a big animal. >> this is a bearcat? he smells us by the armpits. get in there. >> whoa. >> yu were -- >> here you go, al. this is an animal that is found -- >> why armpits? >> in the philippines. and interestingly, this is an animal that is not a bear or a

cat. it's part of the sivit family. >> the red panda in. >> not in that family. but close. everyone smell right here. >> i'm literally -- >> i'm not going to small for that one. >> i'm smelling popcorn. >> isn't that great? >> you're right. >> it smells so good. that's a great way. we like the smell. but this is how other bearcats communicate in the wild. >> doesn't that attract other animals? >> it's a great way to let other animals know this is my territory without having to fight. you act like the smell -- >> i'm fascinated. >> it smells like popcorn. >> this will get bigger. >> it becomes an extra large. >> al, can you help me with the banana. >> a new banana? yeah. >> this is an animal. >> you want me to give it to you? >> there you go. >> hi. >> an animal that willives in the trees. we will keep the bearcat on.

we have one more animal. we're going to pass this off. >> just like calvin. >> just don't get your hands pinched. this is -- not a cantaloupe. a three-banded armadillo. >> if i put him down -- >> let's see. maybe just massage his shell? >> that's a great defense mechanism. >> he's like a pokemon. >> yeah. >> oh, this is the only animal -- this is the only animal -- animals are taking over the studio. the only animal that has a -- mammal that has a shell, able to completely go up. great defense mechanism. >> i don't think he likes that claw there. >> more banana. up next, she's the amazon princess in her prime.

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at the core, this film is about love and the hate of war. i had a chance to see it yesterday. i can tell you, this is as satisfying and sfulfilling experience as the genre can deliver. a nice mix of action and humor and romance. it's a good date night movie believe it or not. expectations are really high. it's expected to make $175 million globally and $80 domestically. if those numbers stay true, we could see more female superheros. >> and first superhero film directed by a woman? >> patty jenkins. they are nailing everything on this one. >> another girl movie night. >> that's right. if you like raunchy female comedies, give this a shot. it's scarlett johansson, kate mckinnon, jillian bell. and about a bachelorette party

going wrong. demi moore does a come cameo in there. and kate mckinnon wrote and performed the kiwi song. >> speaking of treats, my son is waiting for "despicable 3." the first two films have done $1.5 billion at the box office. "minions" did about $1 billion. and it has steve carell returning as the voice of gru, to return to his old villainous ways. this is critic-proof. it doesn't matter if you say anything wrong about it, it will make a lot of money. >> it's our sister company, universal. >> it works out great. >> switching over to tv shows. i've been seeing the advertisements for "fear the walking dead." >> two-hour season premiere on amc. and the way the producers are

calling this, the ultimate experience. at the point that you think the audience won't be able to breathe. one thing to keep note of, the character dan nny salazar. fans will be happy with his return. >> and "queen sugar." >> a two-night premiere on june 20th and 21st. the journey of the siblings to once again honor their father's legacy in the sugar cane mill. a lot of people likes the first season. this one should be much, much better. >> and to music, coldplay has a new album? >> june 30th, dropping an e.p. a minialbum. it's called "kaleidoscope." and the first one is called "hypnotize." he's calling it a dream-like

ball ballad. it's a companion album to the to 15 "head full of dreams." anything they do. >> and katy perry has a new album, "witness." >> her fifth studio album. three singles have been released. in an interview, she said she wanted to make an album that connects, relates and inspires. she has a busy rest of the year for 2018. she starts off her north american tour on september 7th. also, is performing with ariana grande in manchester on june 4th in honor of the victims of the attack. and she's the new judge on "american idol." >> thank you so much. >> good to see you. i'm going to check out our weather right now. starting off, we'll start in may. but turn to take a look at the june -- you can go ahead and have that. it's all right. warmer in the east coast. cooler in the northern rockies and the plains. as far as precipitation is

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caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. just about 10:00. we're starting to warm up a little bit. right to first alert meteorologist bill henley with be most accurate neighborhood forecast. bill? it's going to be warmer today than the last couple of days. we will see some sunshine. i'm waiting for the sunshine, as we all are. clouds over center city. the fog is now gone. 65 degrees in fill it fill. look at delaware, 67. middle 60s for the lehigh valley. we will warm into the 70s today. there is dry air around this morning but that could change as we go into the afternoon.

we're watching the doppler radar for showers and thunderstorms later today. vai? bill, thank you. a check on the roads with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington looking at the platt bridge. starting here with the platt because we had some construction on the eastbound side causing some delays here. it's starting to clear out. you can see on the eastbound side there is a lane blocked, so that traffic moving in that direction is seeing a little bit of a delay as well. also watching the rest of the bridges, going through an earlier opening so you should be good by the time you get out the door. it was scheduled at 9:20. back to you. a 7-year-old girl in kr critical condition after she was found inside this home in olney with a bag over her head. philadelphia police gave her cpr and rushed her to the hospital. officers were at the house investigating a report of a stolen car. and today a jury in camden is ex inspected to resume deliberations in the murder trial even after telling the judge yesterday that they couldn't reach a verdict.

that judge told the jury to keep working. i'm vai sikahema. another update in 25 minutes.

from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. hey, everybody. it's one of your favorite day of the week. >> which one is it. >> you know what it is, wines day wednesday. it's the last day of may. >> thank god. >> i feel like we haven't had may. it's gorgeous and lush and beautiful up in connecticut. i'm sure it is everywhere else. it's starting to get soggy. >> it's chilly still. is that snap back by owed dominion? they are nominated for a cmt award for group of the year. it's a big reminder for us. >> we'll