graduation party on sunday very happy to see rain later in the day. >> local updates throughout the day. "today" e show starts right now. good morning. in or out? this is the day president trump says he will finally reveal his decision on the paris climate deal. and the stage is set for an epic showdown on capitol hill. fbi director james comey now cleared to testify, telling his story publicly for the first time. shoot-out. chaos and gunfire break out after two bounty hunters move in to arrest a fugitive in a crowded car dealership. all three men dead and an investigation now underway. moment of arrest. new video just released of tiger woods' interaction with police. >> have you been drinking tonight? >> no. >> no? are you sure about that? >> the legendary golfer seeming to struggling through a sobriety

test and slurring through his words before being placed into handcuffs and taken to jail. and foul ball. the new york mets' beloved mascot caught on camera making a vulgar gesture to fans. and the team is looking for a new mr. met, "today," thursday, june 1st, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a thursday morning. it's nice to have you along with us. >> as mr. matt would say, we're number one. we'll have more on that in a little while. >> the big hands really make an impact. >> let us begin on a thursday morning with the eyes of the world on president trump. later this afternoon he's going to announce whether the u.s. is pulling out of the historic paris climate accord. and there are new developments in the russia investigation as well, including word of key testimony to come

from fired fbi director james comey. we're covering all of it for you and we'll start with white house correspondent kristen welker. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. this morning an administration official tells nbc news later today many the rose garden the president is expected to announce that he's pulling out of the landmark paris climate agreement. but there will also likely be caveats. this official also stressing nothing is final until it comes out of the president's mouth. >> i'm hearing from a lot of people both ways. >> reporter: everyone from the pope to the president's daughter and his secretary of state, a former oil executive, want president trump to stay in the 2015 paris climate agreement, aimed at cutting greenhouse emissions. but top strategist steve bannon and epa chief scott pruitt want the u.s. out, arguing it hurts business and could embold an environmentalist to fight the president's policy. and with almost a fifth of the world's emissions, could a u.s. withdrawal make it all go up in

smoke? jean claude, the european commissioner, said not everything in international agreements is fake news. we have to comply with it. and this morning the president is hearing from these big american brands, arguing the paris deal is good for business with even oil companies including exxonmobil and bp offering their support when the earth had its hottest year on record, a trend that will only worsen if the president pulls out. >> when we talk about heat waves and major storms, we're talking about people losing their lives here in boston. and we cannot let it happen. >> reporter: the only other countries who aren't a part of the paris deal, syria and nicaragua. the president once called climate change as a hoax, but has since softened his language. still the move would be a campaign promise kept and would overturn one of former president obama's biggest environmental achievements. >> kristen welker leading us off. by the way, nbc news will have live coverage of the president's announcement this afternoon on

most of the nbc stations. let us talk now about new developments on the russia investigation. fired fbi director james comey has now been cleared to testify on capitol hill. and lawmakers are now issuing new subpoenas to some key figures tied to the trump campaign. nbc national correspondent peter alexander has more on that. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, matt, good morning to you. the russia questions are mounting just as the white house says it's done answering them ahead of james comey's upcoming testimony, the press secretary sean spicer has announced he's now going to refer all questions about russia to the president's newly appointed council. this morning james comey is ready to share his story, a source close to the former fbi director tells nbc news that comey has been, quote, cleared for takeoff by special counsel robert mueller, getting the go-ahead to testify before congress as early as next week where he's certain to be asked what president trump said to him about the russia investigation.

nbc news has previously learned comey told friends he felt pressured by the president to back off the investigation. it comes as the russia inquiry grows with new subpoenas issued for ousted national security adviser michael flynn, the president's personal lawyer michael cohen, and both men's companies. subpoenas also sent from the republican-led house intelligence committee related to possible improper unmasking of trump associates. the committee seeking information on requests made by three top obama officials. national security adviser susan rice, cia director john brennan, and u.n. ambassador samantha power. rise is vigorously denied any wrongdoing. >> i leaked nothing to nobody. and never have and never will. >> reporter: also this morning "the washington post" reporting the trump administration is considering giving russia back a pair of luxury retreats near new york city and on maryland's eastern shore. diplomatic compounds, the obama administration said were being used for intelligence-related purposes. shutting them down last december to punish russia for interfering

in the election. a state department spokesman says the u.s. and russia have reached no agreements. and the former top national security adviser to president obama tweeting, what possible explanation could there be for this? it only enables russia spying on the united states. as for the russian compounds, notably last week the russian embassy here in washington tweeted the following, they wrote, russia is seeking to return its diplomatic property in the united states asap, otherwise we will have to take counter measures. on a separate topic, as for the indecipherable tweet from the president 24 hours ago with the made up word, covfefe, sean spicer had a word on it. this is his chippic explanation. >> why did it stay up so long? is no one watching this? >> no, the president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant. >> spicer said he wasn't concerned about the president

sending out those overnight tweets. back to you, matt and savannah. >> peter, thank you very much. president trump, james comey, russian interference were all targets of hillary clinton in her most outspoken interview yet about the presidential race. she now says she suspects the president's campaign gave direct guidance to moscow. nbc's andrea mitchell with more on that. andrea, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. as congress launches the russia investigation and accelerates it, hillary clinton is trying to connect the dots about her up expected loss. and putting a lot of the blame on fake news circulated by a sophisticated republican internet operation. the candidate still trying to explain what went wrong. >> we thought we were going to win. >> reporter: and placing blame, not on herself but on the democratic national committee. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. >> what do you mean nothing? >> i mean, it went bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency. >> reporter: and that private e-mail server? >> this was the biggest nothing

burger ever. it was a mistake. i've said it was a mistake. >> reporter: she says the press made too much of it. >> they covered it like it was pearl harbor. >> reporter: but primarily blaming james comey for reopening the e-mail issue just before election day. >> my momentum, particularly among women in the suburbs, stopped and dropped. >> reporter: and she argues while comey revealed everything about her e-mails, he never disclosed he had been investigating the trump campaign and russian hacking for months. >> comey was more than happy to talk about my e-mails but he wouldn't talk about the investigation of the russians. so people went to vote on november 8 having no idea that there was an active counter intelligence investigation going on. >> reporter: late wednesday the president as though the campaign were still underway tweeting, crooked hillary clinton now blames everybody but herself. refuses to say she was a terrible candidate. hits facebook and even dems and dnc. and clinton tweeting back, people in covfefe houses

shouldn't throw covfefe. >> reporter: there's that covfefe again. and hillary clinton said donald trump had a way to rally men in a way they couldn't accept from a woman candidate. today joe biden is launching a new political action committee saying what he calls the negativity of today's politics drives him crazy. matt and savannah? >> that sets the table nicely for james baker who served as secretary of state under president george h.w. bush and chief of staff to ronald reagan and president bush. he's with us along with tom brokaw, secretary baker, secretary brokaw, great to see you both. >> later we'll find out if president donald trump is going to pull the united states out of the paris accord. he said he would make no decisions that wouldn't put

america first and wouldn't be what is best for america before it is best for others. is pulling us out of the paris climate accord the best for america? >> i hope he doesn't pull us out of the paris accord. on the other hand, it is important to have something to point to that would fulfill our obligations under the accord rather than this. i proposed to the white house a carbon dividends proposal where we would impose a carbon tax but reinvade it to the american people so it doesn't grow government. it's conservative, free market, limited government and internationally competitive. that would put us in compliance with that accord. >> tom, mitt romney tweeted yesterday, he said, affirmation of the paris accord is about remaining a global leader do. you think we have to stay in to change the future of the world? >> well, i feel very strongly about the reality of global climate change and we have to acknowledge that jim also has an

idea that has had real merit, not just have the white house make the decision, but we talked about pumping it over to the senate. this is a treaty that needs radification and need a debate on that. >> i think president obama didn't submit it to the senate because he was afraid it wouldn't get approval. so he called it an executive agreement. why not submit it to the senate? if the senate ratifies it as a treaty, then we know the american people are behind it and see what happens. i'm not sure it would get through the senate. >> interesting. because, of course, the senate is controlled by republicans. i have to ask you about another big topic we just talked about, james comey, the fired fbi director set to testify perhaps as early as next week. if you had been in the white house, comey has detractors on all sides, but would you have advised the president to fire the fbi director in these circumstances? or did he make this situation worse for himself? >> i don't know the answer to that because i don't know everything that was going on at the time. but i will say this, i think director comey made a huge

mistake back in july when he stepped down and held that press conference saying, we've seen a lot of bad activity here on the part of hillary clinton but nothing that would result in her being charged. he assumed unto himself the prosecutorial discretion that should rest in the justice department. you can say loretta lynch was disqualified because she met with bill clinton on her airplane, but there was a deputy attorney general who should have made that decision. the fbi's investigative agent. >> if it was a fireable offense, should trump have done it on day one? >> well, again, i don't know everything that happened. but the president has absolute power to fire the fbi director any time he wants to. >> you are often seen as the gold standard when it comes to white house chiefs of staff serving in that position twice. when you look at what is going on in the white house right now, and assess the dynamic, whose

running the show, is it the right person? and are there too many competing interests? >> well, i said back on february 9th to politico, i did an interview and said the one thing that worries me about the way they're set up is there are five or six competing power centers with broad overlapping authority and mega responsibility. and that's not a good recipe because that's contributed to all the fighting going on in there. he needs to empower one person, make sure everybody understands that's the guy or that's the lady, and give them the authority to run the white house. and make it a strong chief of staff. he needs that. they badly need, also, a message discipline in that white house. you know, you can't run something as big as the government unless everybody's singing from the same hymnal. >> it was a lot tougher to cover them than it is to cover this white house, by the way, because there are so many competing in

this white house. everybody wants to get their message out. that's why you see the stuff coming out 24/7. jim baker was chef of staff of ronald reagan and it was a tightly run ship. and you dealt with a single or a couple of people in key positions and he was always very straight with us. he didn't give up anything he didn't want to. sometimes i was pushing him pretty hard at that point but he wouldn't give it up. but in this white house, it's not just about the public image of it but the chaos behind the scenes i've never seen before in any ways. >> a lot of the power struggle playing out publicly. secretary baker, thank you for being with us. nice to see you, and tom, to you as well. appreciate it. now to the shocking video we showed you at the top of the show. a shooting inside a texas car dealership that involved two bounty hunters and the fugitive they were looking for. this morning all three men are dead. nbc's stephanie gosk is here with that story. steph, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the bounty hunters waited hours

to arrest the suspect. and when they finally approached him, a scuffle led to a shoot-out right in front of employees and customers. a terrifying and deadly shoot-out caught on camera. new cell phone video released overnight shows the chaotic moment when two bounty hunter ace approached a fugitive at a texas car dealership. the suspect opened fire sparking a short but intense gun battle that sent customers and workers diving for cover. >> oh, my gosh, where is he? >> greenville 911, what's going on? >> i don't know where he is! >> reporter: police say two investigators from corpus christie gabriel burnall and fidel garcia tried to arrest ramon hutchison. there was a warrant out for his arrest. the bounty hunters approached with guns drawn. hutchinson tried to pull a pistol from the waistband. after a brief scuffle, all three men unloaded their weapons. police say 20 shots were fired

in just six seconds. the bullets shattering glass and sending terrified customers running for their lives. >> get down! hold on! >> greenville 911, what's the address of the emergency? >> jesus, in greenville at the nissan dealership. there's been a shooting. i'm hiding in the bathroom, please hurry. >> reporter: all three men suffered multiple gunshot wounds and died at the scene. incredibly, no one else was hurt in that shoot-out. you may wonder how often bounty hunters get involved in cases like this. there's a surprising statistic, 90% of the people who jump bail in the u.s. are picked up by a bounty hunter. ramon michael hutchinson had an joust standing warrant for failing to appear on a first-degree judge charge in minneapolis. scary stuff. >> that got way out of hand. stephanie, thank you very much. this morning we're seeing some chilling new video that was taken by police inside the pulse nightclub on the night of that deadly mass shooting.

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in orlando for us. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, a warning to our viewers, these videos are disturbing. they have been edited not to show any of the people who died inside this nightclub, but they offer us our closest and most detailed look yet at what many in this community are calling a heroic actions of the officers who rushed into the line of fire. the dramatic videos posted onlicne by the "orlando sentine" show the amazing police officers. a barrage of gunfire leading out of the pulse nightclub as police sweep the building. one officer yelling commands at the gunman, omar mateen, who had taken survivors hostage. after a three-hour standoff, mateen was killed by police. the edited videos offering the most complete picture yet of what happened during the

deadliest mass shooting in american history, 49 people losing their lives. the armed officers were seen sprinting toward the club entering through a shattered window and taking cover behind the bar. one survivor was found hiding in a shed. the man quickly emerging with his hands up. outside survivors rushed to safety as police tried to clear the street. huddled behind a car, rescuers assist a wounded officer whose helmet stopped a bullet. police can be heard saying the gunman had pledged allegiance to isis. >> terrorism in orlando. pledged something to the islamic state. >> reporter: a horrifying scene affecting not just those inside the club but first responders as well. orlando's police chief opening up to nbc news last year. >> some are taking it tougher than others, but not even the most seasoned officer could prepare for something that they saw that night.

>> reporter: despite some initial criticism from some in the community, the police chief has always depended the decision for the s.w.a.t. officers not to storm the room where the gunman was holed up. and that prolonged the standoff. you can see from the video, guys, it was a chaotic and unpredictable situation. in less than two weeks, the orlando city officials will mark one year since the attack by honoring those who died and the dozens of survivors. guys, back to you. >> gabe gutierrez in orlando, thank you. and mr. roker is standing here. some wild weather around here last night. >> there sure was. la grangeville, new york, take a look at this video near poughkeepsie. this time lapse of the super cell storm that really dumped a bunch of rain, hail, vivid lightning. it was a real mess. that has moved through. that's the good news. while some other folks are going to be seeing weather like that today, down through the golf from houston to new orleans, we'll be looking at very heavy thunderstorms. in fact, all along the gulf today. these are going to be days of

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good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a few clouds this morning will be out of here for the rest of the day. that's going to lead to a quick warm-up. 81 degrees this afternoon. the winds out of the west at 15 miles per hour. for the suburb ises will eject the clouds. and for new jersey, 81 degrees and the warmest even at the shore with westerly winds, it's a land breeze to warm temperatures on the beach this afternoon. and look at the lehigh valley in delaware. right around 80 this afternoon. and that's your latest lat weather. savannah? al, thank you so much. the just released police video of tiger woods's dui arrest and the new light it's shedding on that case. and vladimir putin set to answer questions on a forum hosted by nbc's megyn kelly. she'll join us live from st. petersburg with a preview of that. but first on a thursday morning, this is "today" on nbc.

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sikahema. expected to be o a gorgeous day. let's get to meteorologist bill henley. >> more and more sunshine. there are some clouds moving through the area. see them over the city in this live view. the temperatures have started to climb. 63 degrees in delaware. we're looking at 50s in some of the suburbs. low 60s in south enginejersey. and philadelphia is up to 68 degrees in society hill. 63 in west mount. let's get a check on the roads with traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> watching 95, some slow drive times here. on this onramp, a disabled vehicle on the right-hand shoulder. someone is out walking around

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we're back, day of june, away from another big crt delight of superstar thomas rhett performing live tomorrow in the 8:30 half hour. >> remember we were all doing the hashtag fan thing. >> i don't think we have revealed it yet. we have revealed our vote. >> you guys had your finger on the scale for that one. we'll have more on that coming up. we'll give you a quick check of the headlines today. fired fbi director james comey now expected to testify before congress as early as next week. a source close to him tells nbc news comey has been, cleared for

takeoff by special counsel robert mueller now leading the investigation into possible trump campaign ties to russia. and emergency crews are on the scene of an overnight plant explosion and fire in wisconsin. it happened at a corn mill northwest of milwaukee. at least one person was killed. more than a dozen others injured. officials say the fire had been contained now but that building was destroyed. and mr. met, one of the most iconic mascots in sports is in hot water this morning. cell phone video surfaced of the mascot making an obscenerd a fa. it happened during the mets/brewers game last night at citi field here in new york city. it's not clear, what, if anything, the fan said to mr. met to spark that reaction. the team did issue an apology and said that the employee ine that mr. met. >> i can't look at him the same way. the shot with his big old gloves. >> he has four fingers. so how do you really know what gesture it was? >> maybe he was saying, we're

number one, yeah. >> mascots, they are just humans. well, also this morning, we are getting a firsthand look at the dui arrest of tiger woods. police in florida have now released this dash cam video. and it shows what led to woods being placed in handcuffs that night. nbc's kerry sanders on the story again for us, he's in jupiter this morning. kerry, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning. as police arrived on the scene, they activated their cameras and began recording, capturing 98 minutes of video. in the video you see, 41-year-old tiger woods unsteady on his feet, slurring his words. all of this is now evidence in the criminal case for a judge, but also because it's tiger woods in the court of public opinion. >> i need you to follow the red line with your eyes, okay? >> reporter: it's hard to watch. newly-released dash cam video showing tiger woods taking a series of field sobriety tests with great difficulty. >> put your right foot in front of your left foot.

>> my right, left. >> yep. >> reporter: the officer in a whisper narrates for the record almost a play by play. >> stepped off to the right to balance. >> reporter: at one point, woods is asked to recite the alphabet. >> do you understand the instructions? >> okay. >> okay. what were the instructions? >> not to sing the national anthem backwards. >> not to sing the national anthem backwards? >> reporter: an officer found woods asleep in his car around 2:00 a.m. on tuesday appearing dazed and confused. photos taken by the police show the car is damaged, two flat tires on the driver side, both rear wheels bent. woods tells officers he has not been drinking. >> have you been drinking tonight? >> no. >> no? are you sure about that? >> yes. >> reporter: that later verified by a breath test that revealed no alcohol in his system. woods did admit according to a police affidavit he was on four prescription medications including vicodin.

>> have you taken any medication today? >> yes. >> reporter: the golfing great was arrested. >> i'm placing you under arrest for suspicious of driving under the influence, okay. >> reporter: woods said what happened was a reaction to the medications. i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. and he apologized taking full responsibility for his actions. because this is tiger woods' first time dui offense, he may be eligible for a dui diversion program which means that he could skip a criminal trial here if he's willing instead to meet certain conditions of rehabilitation. guys, back to you. >> kerry sanders, thank you. >> al and i often look at each other and i kind of gesture, what are you going to talk about? and he said, there's a take on this weather forecast. kind of a gloomy -- >> it's in the northeast and around the west.

if you look at what has been going on from the northeast into new england, the jet stream is taking a dip in the upper low. it's been hanging around. the last ten days, pittsburgh at cloudy days, eight of the last ten. we have a trace or more of rain the last few days in new york city. nine out of ten cloudy days in boston. and temperatures over the last ten days anywhere from 1 to 8 degrees below average. boston, not too bad friday through saturday. pretty good weather. new york city, some showers tomorrow, sunday the same, but saturday looks nice. d.c. looking fabulous. pittsburgh not t good morning, a few clouds this morning will be out of here for the rest of the day. this is going to lead to a quick warm-up. 81 degrees this afternoon. the winds out of the l west at 15 miles per hour for the suburbs. that will eject the clouds and sunshine ask 78 degrees this afternoon. for new jersey, 81 degrees and the warm-up even at the shore with westerly winds it's a land

breeze to warm temperatures on the beach this afternoon. lock at the lehigh valley in delaware right around 80 this afternoon. have a great day. any time you need it. check out the weather channel on cable. guys? >> all right, al, thank you very much. coming up, the surprising comment about russian hacking from vladimir putin himself. we'll have that story. and nbc's megyn kelly is joining us live from st. petersburg where she's moderating a forum with the russian pr hey allergy muddlers

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we're back, 7:40, russian president vladimir putin making headlines this morning, insisting during a meeting with journalists that the russian state has never been involved in hacking. he added, that no hackers could influence an election in any country. >> we'll be hearing a lot from putin in the coming days as he hosts the international economic forum. nbc's megyn kelly is in st. petersburg where she will speak with mr. putin. we should note, this is his first appearance as an nbc news anchor. so we say good morning and welcome. great to have you hear, megyn! >> reporter: hey, guys. it's great to be with you, matt and savannah. as part of the forum, president putin will be taking part in a panel and i'm lucky enough to be asked to moderate that. this is the first time he's actually taking questions from an american journalist since the special counsel was appoint in the united states to look into allegations of russian interference in our election. and that's an allegation that he

just this week referred to as a fiction invented by democrats. nbc news is in st. petersburg, russia, today for a crucial forum hosted by russian president vladimir putin. a chance to put his country in the spotlight as a destination for western businesses and an opportunity to flip the script about his role in the u.s. election. even before donald trump won the presidency -- >> thank you very much. >> reporter: there were questions about russian interference. in january, a rare public declaration by the u.s. intelligence community, vladimir putin ordered a hack of democratic officials and of hillary clinton's campaign to try to sway the election in favor of donald trump. >> it should be clear to everyone that russia brazenly interfered in our 2016 presidential election process. >> there's a lot of kinder gardenish stuff going on. >> reporter: this is a brazilian broadcaster. >> i sincerely hope that the

americans who have a moderate history of democracy will come to terms with yourselves. >> reporter: well, we see this as a matter of our national sovereignty. and if there was interference with our presidential election, that's a pretty big deal. >> i really think that it is -- i'll use a harsh word, though, it's humiliating, self-humiliating for such a great country as such the united states of america to think that your election was decided in moscow. >> reporter: more than two-thirds of americans say russian interference is an important issue. yet only 29% of registered voters believe russia is an enemy. beyond the election, there's reason for tension. russia backs the syrian regime of bashar al assad. even after april's chemical weapons attack that killed more than 100 syrians, dozens of them children. russia has its own narrative,

that assad did not gas its own people. the white house accused russia of trying to cover it up. even president trump acknowledging relations are strained. >> right now we're not getting along with russia at all. we may be at an all-time low in terms of relationship with russia. >> reporter: there are areas for cooperation. fighting terrorism around the globe, ending the war in syria and economic opportunities for oil and gas exploration. this is president putin's hometown, a place of pride for him and russia's gateway to the west. he wanted to come here to get people's perspectives on our two countries, the possibilities and the challenges. what do you think of the allegations in america that russians interfered with our presidential election? >> it's nonsense. nonsense. >> reporter: you don't believe that? >> don't believe it. it's impossible. >> reporter: how do you think our two countries are getting along right now? >> translator: unfortunately, i think there's tension between

the two countries right now and i'm really sorry about that. >> reporter: why do you think that is? >> translator: i think it's because of my country and because of my president. >> reporter: do you think that russia and the united states should be better friends? >> translator: two big countries, we should live in peace and prosperity. >> reporter: so we just got word this morning that president putin has agreed to sit with yours truly for a one-on-one interview at the clonclusion of tomorrow's forum and i can ask him act the allegations of meddling and the possibility of the two countries working to the and beyond. so that aught to be fun. matt savannah and hoda, back to you. >> the timing of that couldn't be better. >> don't worry, we won't be focused on that at all, so just relax. >> reporter: i'm sure we'll make no news. >> and we saw you talking to so many people, and it is interesting to hear from the people on the russian street. you know, regular folks like folks here, and what they say. did anything about the

encounters surprise you? >> reporter: two main points on that. number one, the russian people have a lot of love for the american people. they see us as the same. they see the politicians as squabbling, but to a person they wanted us to know they care about americans and see a lot in common. but secondly, almost none believes that russia interfered with our election. we found maybe one. >> megyn, thank you so much. and by the way, i want to tell people, you will have more from russia including the interview with vladimir putin on the day buy of "sunday night with megyn kelly" at 6:00 central time here on nbc. good luck, megyn, nice to have you. >> reporter: thank you. coming up, carson is in the orange room with outrage over a new "snow white" parody. you' i guess i was born with a crayon in my hand. i decided to see if there was a way for design to play a... ...positive role in what was going on in the world. there's a jacket that's reflective for visibility... ...a sleeping bag jacket, jackets that turn into tents. i usually do my fashion sketches on the computer.

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explain this. what will it be? >> there's been a lot of buzz about this. this is "red shoes and the 7 dwarfs." this is a parody. social media sharing photos that shows a slender, dolled up version of snow white standing next to a shorter, heavier version of the character. and it has the text, what if snow white was no longer beautiful and the 7 dwarfs no longer short? the plus-size model and body activist shared that ad adding a tweet here, how did this get approved by an entire marketing team? why is it okay to tell kids that being fat equals ugly? one mom wrote, this is the epitome of what i don't want my kids to see, terrible. and this caught the star of the movie, the voice of snow white, she's speaking out online saying, i have now fully reviewed the marketing for red shoes, aim just as appalled and angry. this was not approved by me or my team. the actual story is powerful for young women and resonated with

me. i am sorry for the offense, that was beyond my creative control. the locust creative studios issued an apology for the ad and confirmed the campaign is being terminated. it will be interesting to see when the movie comes out how people react to it as well. >> it's off to a pretty good start. >> a little sarcasm there. ♪ ♪

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good morning, i'm vai sikahema. we are in for a nice warming trend the next three or four days. let's get to bill henley with your most accurate forecast. >> temperatures have started moving up. the clouds will clear out with sunshine. 81 degrees for philadelphia, new jersey and even at the shore. we'll see westerly winds today. the lehigh valley close to 80 and into the low 80s for delaware. the weekend will start off dry and warm on saturday. but the chance of showers increases later on sunday. . police are looking for a gunman that left two people dead and a third wounded just after midnight someone opened fire on three men i along north 13th street. the 17-year-old and another man were killed. the third victim is in stable condition. a woman is in critical condition after a man beat her and tried to put her in a trash bag. philadelphia police say this

happened across from the hospital. yelled out the attacker ran away. the hospital worker took her to the hospital and continued to look for the attacker. jurors will hear testimony in the trial of lee caplin. he's accused of sexually assaulting six girls in the same family. the parents gifted the oldest girl to caplin because he helped them out financially. he fathered two children with her. today in philadelphia you can stroll the street. the event will happen every thursday throughout the summer. it features food trucks and live music and stores and restaurants will have specials. another update in 25 minutes. join us every weekday morning from 4:30 to k a.m. "today" show continues in just a minute. have a great day.

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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, photo shoot fallout. kathy griffin facing new consequences this morning following the controversial stunt. the median now out of a job amid a growing backlash. we'll have the latest. plus, teen driving dangers. with more teens set to get behind the wheel this summer, new tips on how to stay safe during aaa's 100 deadliest days of driving. and grand gesture. >> it's a beautiful place. i've always wanted to go. i've always wanted to go back. >> al shares his trip of a lifetime with some very deserving students, "today," thursday, june 1st, 2017.

all right, gang. it is hometown thursday. i have a question for the crowd, is there anybody here from ohio? ohio is in the house, baby. how do you guys know each other? >> we're from tennessee! >> what are you celebrating? >> my 10th birthday. >> what are you guys here celebrating? >> graduation! >> we are from west virginia! >> we are from reno, oklahoma! >> good morning, canada! >> good morning, indiana. we graduated! >> and good morning, everybody. it's thursday, it's june 1st. it is a chamber of commerce day out on our plaza. >> we have waited for this one forever. >> absolutely. now, come on in here, camera, because i think hoda and i, we know there's a story here. will you marry me? my uncle brad? >> what's the story?

>> we need uncle brad. >> where is uncle brad? he just ran down 49th street. >> where's uncle brad? >> come here. why are you hiding, brad? >> brad didn't want to get married. >> they made me do it. >> open to this suggestion? >> yeah, i'll open to it. yeah. but it is embarrassing. >> where do you live, uncle brad? >> i live in boston. >> what kind of woman are you looking -- just kidding. >> brad is kind of hunky. all right. >> ever heard of johnny cakes? johnny cakes are cool. we have bobby flay here who says those are perfect for summer. he's ready to share his go-to recipe with you. >> looks good. but first, let us get right to the top stories of the morning. here's the news at 8:00. >> reporter: good morning from washington. i'm hallie jackson live from the white house. and this morning an administration official tells nbc news that president trump is expected to pull out of that

landmark paris climate agreement when he makes a big announcement at the rose garden here later today. but there will likely be caveats and multiple sources of caution. nothing is final until the president says it is. this move would fulfill a pledge the president made again and again out on the campaign trail, but he's been facing opposition from business advisers like elan musk and his own secretary of state. and this will do nothing to alleviate concerns from allies around the world. close to 200 countries have signed onto this deal, only syria and nicaragua are not in it. we are also keeping an eye on action up pennsylvania avenue at capitol hill where we could see james comey testify publicly as early as next week. a source close to the fired fbi director says he's been, quote, cleared for takeoff by the special counsel to tell his story publicly and answer questions from members of congress. the white house, however, is not answering questions. instead, they are now referring all inquiries on russia to an

outside lawyer. but press secretary sean spicer did address, kind of, something else that made headlines 24 hours ago. that tweet from president trump. despite the constant negative press covfefe. saying the president and a small group of people knew exactly what it meant. reporters asked spicer to explain it to everyone else and he declined. >> hallie, thank you very much. there's new fallout from the gruesome photo shoot featuring comedian kathy griffin and a replica of president trump's head. stephanie gosk is here with the latest on this. steph, what is going on? >> hey, guys. it was only a matter of hours between kathy griffin posting the disturbing images and the apology, but it is clear this morning that there are a lot of people not in a forgiving mood. and again today, the comedian is dealing with the aftermath of what she now describes as a mistake. a warning to our viewers, the images are graphic. >> tyler and i are not afraid to do images that make noise.

>> reporter: this morning kathy griffin finds herself out of a job, even after apologizing for the photo shoot gone viral. >> i sincerely apologize. >> reporter: the image of the comedian holded the bloodied likeness of president trump's head was instantly condemned online. >> i beg for your forgiveness. i went too far, i made a mistake and i was wrong. that's how this guy works, the glasses come off -- >> reporter: cnn ended its agreement with griffin. she won't be hosting this year's new year's eve special. ending a decade run on the job. >> but first i'm an artist. >> reporter: the comedian said the photo shoot intended to mock president trump. but there was a nearly universal consensus that the 56-year-old had crossed the line. the first lady writing in a statement, as a mother, a wife and a human being, that photo is very disturbing. and makes you wonder about the mental health of the person who did it.

chelsea clinton had this to say on "the view." >> i hope that people know it is never funny to joke about violence to anybody, especially in the politically charged moment toward our president. >> reporter: al franken said a fellow comedian was not ready to pull an appearance this summer, but he was still critical. >> she did make a very heartfelt apology. i think she was thinking she was making some artistic statement. but that image has no place in our political dialogue. >> there have been questions raised about how the secret service should handle all of this. the agency has to look into any possible threat to the president. and that would likely include interviewing griffin. but the secret service is not commenting on this status of the inquiry at this point. >> okay. stephanie, thank you very much. with schools out for vacations, the number of young drivers on the road is going way up. and so is their risk of serious

accidents. aaa calls the time between memorial day and labor day the 100 deadliest days for teen drivers. but they do have some tips they can greatly reduce the danger. you hope your teen is a responsible driver. but this dash cam video shows what really can go on. their eyes down, texting on phones, distracted by other passengers. swerving off the road and narrowly avoiding a crash. >> what we know about teens is they are not only a danger to themselves but to other people on the road. the vast majority of the people injured and killed when a teen driver on tis on the road is soe other than the teen. >> reporter: the number of deadly crashes goes up by 15% in the summer. the common factors, not wearing a seat belt, speeding and distracted driving. >> when we looked at what was causing the distraction,

passengers was the number one culprit followed by interaction with your cell phone. >> reporter: most days of script texting and teens driving with minors, experts say it is really up to parents to make the difference. talk to your teen about obeying speed limits and staying focused on the road. even hands-free phone use can be distracting. so tell them to turn their phones off. and as adults, make sure you model good behavior, too. >> it's really important that parents set a good example when behind the wheel. >> yet when their kids are driving, a lot of parents like to text or call to check in. but aaa say that is can be dangerous. instead, tell your kids to message you when they are leaving and arriving and to stay completely off their phones while on the road. aaa also recommends having your teen sign a safe driving agreement. for that, go to today.com for more info. and sometimes when you're just driving down the road and you look out the window and see someone next to you texting. and you realize that. >> matt white-knuckled through the story. >> raise your hand if you're

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nyctinasty. >> krengt. >> correct. >> how did she get that? >> she's in kindergarten. >> she's home schooled. >> i think she is, actually. nyctinasty is the term for plants in response to light. she's home schooled in oklahoma. she spelled all her words correctly. but there's a written test now for her to advance and she didn't ultimately advance because of the written test. >> i wonder how much practice goes into that. every night they are probably at the dinner table, spell, spell. >> she's hoping to come back next year. everybody familiar with the term flopping? f-l-o-p-p-i-n-g? now you know what a plop is in sports. carson will explain. >> when you take a foul but it's overacting, you know? maybe it wasn't an infraction but you make it seem like it was a flagrant foul.

>> it's a deceptive way to get attention from the referees, maybe get a foul. well, the old sympathy card. this is the most elaborate flop we have ever seen. watch this. a serbian soccer player gets tackled in a game and reacts this way, a little over the top. he flails all over the field. watch it again. >> it's like a flounder. >> maybe he's hurt. >> are you sure he's not in pain? >> yes, he's hurt. >> maybe he was stung by a bee. >> so what happened after? >> he runs off the field. >> hey! >> what was the injury? >> maybe a cramp? that looks like what you do with a cramp when you stretch out the achilles or the hamstring. i think that was a bad flop. >> floppy. from flops to pops. >> that's right. >> let's do accou"pop start." >> we'll start with venus williams. did the star spill the gender about her sister serena's baby.

take a look at this interview. and more importantly, listen carefully. >> did you think about a name for you? like, how is the baby going to call you, like on tv or think about it? >> she's going to call me favorite aunt. of course, we're always, like, every day is like, baby lynn. we all want the baby named after us. >> venus referred to the baby as she and mentioned girl names. serena said, i did not grow up with only brothers and only sisters. and we all say "she" more than "he." she said finding out on the day she gives birth will be the best surprise. and lorde was here in town, and why not a pitstop for a smoothie? that moment goes viral after the cashier, a big lorde fan, shared this. >> don't corny, this is my first smoothie to a famous person. we got lorde in the house today.

>> doesn't end there. lorde reached out to the cashier on twitter and invited her to if governor's ball and she responded, no way! this is a joke, right? lorde writing back, i was going to ask you in the store if you wanted to come but i got shy. to celebrate your new job, aisha is absolutely psyched. omg. that's your "pop start" today. >> i love it. >> carson, thank you very much. plmpblts ro mr. roker? >> all right, we are looking at showers and thunderstorms near the gulf coast. a real on midwest. the plains are looking wet as well. toasty through the southwest, the 90s there. and the northern plains in the 90s. on the cool side into northern new england and parts of new york, 90. we'll see a lot of wet weather over the next week or so. tropical downpours down through the gulf. flooding is going to be a possibility. we look for showers around the

central rockies. plenty of sunshine up and down the west coast until you get to the pacific northwest. and we're looking at another nice day here in the northeast on into new good morning i'm meteorologist bill henry. a new clouds this morning but will be out of here for the rest of the day. that's going to lead to a quick warm up. winds pick up, 81 degrees. out of the west winds for 15 miles per hour. new jersey, 81 degrees and the warm up at the store with westerly winds, it's a lands breeze to warm temperatures on the beach this afternoon. look attlee hi valley warm every where have a great day. thank you very much. we're wrapping up our special series "eating to 100 today." maria, we're ending with a great lunch date. >> that's true, we are. we have been traveling to exotic far away lands as he writes down

the recipes of those making it to happy and healthy 100 years old. this morning his search for the kitchen secrets of the blue zones takes us right to our very own backyard in sunny california. the table's set for a lunch party hundreds of years in the making. >> we are slow old people. >> she's 102. >> reporter: the guests? some of the sharpest you'll ever meet. >> i'm maria. >> hello, maria shriver. >> wow. you're 102? >> i am. >> oh, my god! >> and i can remember that i am. >> look at you. >> we followed dan's search for the longest lived humans. through italy, greece and costa rica. >> he loves you. >> but some of the most amazing people making it to 100 are just an hour west of los angeles. in local indy, california, where

nearly half the city belongs to the seventh dayed a eve aed ad church. >> according to the study, the adventist live seven times longer. >> reporter: most of them don't touch alcohol or cigarettes. >> here the sabbath is powerful. from sunset on friday until sunset on saturday, you're focusing on your family, focusing on your god, and in the afternoon they take a nature walk. it's that 24 hours where they can reverse the inflammation of the worry and the hurry of the every day lives. >> reporter: a strict lifestyle established over 150 years ago by the church's founder, a woman named ellen white. >> the diet here comes directly from the bible. so this is the diet of the garden of eden. >> reporter: this is the diet eve put in, right? she told adam and said, wake up, let's start eating healthy. >> it wasn't until they added apples when they got in trouble. >> reporter: the garden of eden

inspired cici's recipe for bisque. >> it's one of the soups that whatever you have green, just put it in a pot. >> some of the greens have five times the antioxidants of wine. we like to talk about antioxidants because it gives justification for a glass of wine at the end of the day, but you get a lot more from this pot right here. >> my grandmother lived to be 90 something years old. >> reporter: clear brain? >> clear brain and strong as an ox. >> i noticed you didn't overcook the greens. >> no, no. >> you didn't cook the vitamin c out of them. >> just wilt them. >> reporter: as lunch is prepared, dan temperatulls me ae of the friends he's made here. a retired heart surgery named ellsworth. does it astound you that you are 100? >> well, i don't think about it and don't feel any different than i did 30. >> he toured me around driving, i was in the passenger set. >> reporter: at 100. >> yes, at 100. >> i remember when radio came in

almost. like tv. >> he just turned 102. so i haven't seen him for a while. >> reporter: what about people who say, oh, my god, i'm 50 or 60? it's too late? >> it's never too late. you can add to your life expectancy. once you've tasted it, once you've learned a few recipes that you like, you become mindless. >> reporter: oh, my god. that is unreal. that is unreal. >> isn't that wonderful? >> reporter: it is unreal. and it's totally healthy. and as the lunch hour nears, our guests of honor arrive. including dan's old friend, ellsworth. you're 102 now? >> 102. >> reporter: wow. and just as spry, bonita welabur. >> i win sometimes. >> you start meeting them and they are all likable people. they will touch you when they

talk to you. they like to tell you their stories. >> reporter: a table with a combined age of nearly 800 years. >> thank you for being here. and here's to those among us who are over 100. >> they are so sweet. by the way, that bisque recipe will be in dan's new book. he's working on it. but we have it up right now on today.com. you can find all the recipes we have mentioned all week in his current book "the blue zones solution" which has skyrocketed to number one. >> oh, good. >> there are two sides to this, you're talking about living longer. but it is also when you eat better, it's better for your brain health as well. >> right. all of these people as you could see, they are cognitively healthy as well. and so much of what we're learning about what causes alzheimer's or the best way to prevent it is to eat properly, exercise, sleep and be around positive people. >> very nicely done. >> thank you.

>> you were interesting and the mike dropped. >> hoda is coming, that i'm excited about. the second year we have done it. and it's all about empowering people with this kind of information on how to live healthier and be cognitively healthy. as long as you possibly can, and try to find a cure for alzheimer's and figure out why women are getting it as such a disproportionate number. >> it's one of the great things. just ahead, the grand surprise of al's summer of yes project. plus, do-it-yourselfers with ideal father's day gifts from

. good morning i'm tracey davidson and beautiful morning to start your date. bill henley. >> we're seeing more and more sun shine and the temperatures are warming up. it's going to be a warm afternoon but the wind will be pick k up. it's calm and 66 degrees in philadelphia. the wind will start picking up from the west, eight miles per hour. 77 degrees 11:00 and 80 degrees by 2:00 this afternoon with winds at 17 miles per hour. once we get into the afternoon hours with the winds that will limit the warm ultimate. warm temperatures across the board including the jersey shore which will hit 80s today. >> jessica with the look

outside. >> there's pretty much no accidents in here you can see vehicles involved on the south side the cars are moving away from the trenton area. we're slowing past that southbound side and watching i 95. approaching route 13, this is the northbound side. you can only see it a bit pass the trees. tracey. >> a primarietrial hearing is scheduled this morning in the cosby case. cosby's attorney says his client won't be there. he's accused of drugging and sexual sexually assaulted a woman in his home. and hurricane season begins this month. that's today at 4:00 right here on nbc 10, thanks for watching. ♪

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we're back now at 8:30 on this thursday morning. welcome to june, everyone. after a rather up-and-down may, we've got a beauty here on the first of june out on the plaza. nice people gathered. and we thank them for joining us. by the way, the music you're hearing, although it's loud out here, is from country star thomas rhett. he's going to make a stop on the citi concert stage tomorrow morning. >> that is going to but withute!

and forget about the boring tie, we'll make this day special for dad that the whole family can tackle together. and you can enjoy the gifts year-round. and it will be a pretty good morning when our buddy bobby flay stops by to cook the perfect meal. we're talking johnny cakes. my grandma used to make these. >> the summer of yes. you do something productive with children and i make beer. thank, al. >> good thing you didn't get those confused. while on the subject of food, we are almost to the end of the top 10 today getting you ready for summer. we have teamed up with thousands of you taking part in this. and joy is back with a new one-minute tip. we'll go inside to start the clock. joy, begin. >> okay, hey, guys. today i am presenting five slim

and scrumptious spreads to help give your sandwich some doesle. now normally spreads are calorie bombs, but each of mine clock in at less than 35 calories per tablespoon which is a pretty nice deal. first we have horseradish rosemary mayo. just take low-fat light mayo with one tablespoon of horse radish and a teaspoon of minced radish. for a tex-mex theme, take one container of non-fat greek yogurt and mix it with your favorite taco seasoning blend. fantastic favor. if you like humus and heat and a generous amount of soracha sauce, it will elevate any meal. i call this salsamole because it is an even blend of salsa and guac. and this is a bonus recipe on the website at today.com with all the recipes. now back to you. >> you went with a bonus recipe

to get away from the timing. good one. >> that's right. you can find this whole meal plan and the bonus recipe at today.com. we want you to share your progress with us. just use the #drop10today and we are rooting for you. mr. roker, check of the weather? >> it's a bonus forecast for you. we'll see what we have. starting with our weekend outlook for tomorrow. tropical downpours through the gulf. the plains are going to be hot. the western third of the country looking pretty good, sunshine hanging around here. saturday, more sunshine in the northeast with showers in northern new england. strong storms in the upper western great lakes. sunday, sunday! rainy and cool returns to the northeast in new england. wet weather through the gulf. plenty of sunshine through the plains down into the southwest. a little wet weather making its way into the interior sections of pacific good morning i'm meteorologist bill henry. a few clouds this morning but will be out of here for the rest of the day and that'll lead to a quick warm up. winds will pick up 81 degrees

this afternoon, winds out of the west for 15 miles per hour in the suburbs. 78 degrees this afternoon. new jersey, 81 degrees and the warm up even at the shore with westerly winds. it's a land breeze to warm temperatures on the beach this afternoon. look at the lehigh valley in delaware. around 80 this afternoon. have a great day. >> you can check out the forecast any time you need to go to the weather channel on cable. now to more more on your tec series, way to inspire us to try new things, making this your summer of yes. >> let's review. i'm working out at tennis with my french pro julian. carson -- >> my beer is doing very well. >> he's brewing for a good cause. al, what are you going to do? >> i've had the privilege to travel all over the world. and one of my favorite spots is a place i used to dream about as a kid growing up here in new york city. and i've been lucky enough to go there a few times. this time i want to share it with young new yorkers and try to inspire them to dream big. i think the toughest part of

growing up in an urban area is that you tend to see the same thing over and over again. it's harder to get to someplace different than from where you're from. growing up in brooklyn and queens, new york, i didn't always experience wide open spaces. and even though i loved where i lived, i dreamed of experiencing something other than the world i knew. i was always captivated as a kid by the grand canyon. just the idea of this massive open space and a river that's way, way down and it took millions of years to form, just seemed so crazy to me. over the years, the grand canyon had become such a special place to me, i even proposed to my wife debra there. i remember thinking that the only thing greater than this unbelievable site is to be able to say this is something i've shared with somebody else. and now i was going to share this special place once more

with some very special seventh graders growing up in the city just like i did. jud east saw kinjenkins is one . >> i would rather be a teacher. >> i would rather be a doctor or a basketball player. >> reporter: at the bedford school, she is a leader among her pears. >> this is my wall of achievements. i received this in fifth grade for being the math whiz of the year. >> reporter: jason is so trusted, his teachers ask him to help grade papers. >> i was telling him that one thing i respect about him is that he's respected. >> reporter: his teachers say he's the young man with the sunshine smile. >> he's a tremendous young man. he's driven. he's passionate. >> reporter: but even dreamers have their struggles. and sometimes it can be tough to

see your future beyond these city walls. >> here there are buildings and everything. >> sometimes, you know, i would see people robbing other people. so in my building, there's a lot of people who smoke. and that is bad because my sister has asthma. >> reporter: but on this day, abdu, jason and jadis are about to find out we have a secret plan for them, a grand plan you might say. hello. how are you? let's see, is this -- jadis? and this is jason. and abdu? hi, i'm al roker. >> i knew it! >> reporter: how are you? >> i can breathe again. >> reporter: you can breathe again? i tried to reveal the surprise with a series of clues. when you drink a soda that can come in a bottle or a -- can, yes. >> grand. >> reporter: but these kids were too smart for me.

people go hither and -- >> grand canyon. >> reporter: they go hither and yon. put together that is grand canyon and that is where the four of us are going. we are going to the grand canyon! we're going to the grand canyon! >> are you serious? >> reporter: are you okay, ja n jason? you all right, bud? >> okay, i'm good, i'm good. >> reporter: it is a beautiful place. i've been there. and i've always wanted to go. i've wanted to go back. and my own kids wouldn't go with me. so i figured i would find some other kids to go. when they look at this, i hope they see the possibility that time can afford you. so they can still do something great. because they could see something great. >> one, two, three, grand canyon! whoo! >> so -- >> we want to go. >> i want to go, too. >> come on, everybody. the end of june, jadis, jason

and abdu andry heading to the grand canyon. it will be like experiencing it all over again. a big thanks to the robinhood foundation to put us in touch to find these terrific kids. >> can we just say how beautiful that was? even before they went, it's a beautiful story. wow. >> great kids. >> there will be a selfie of all time it. will be great. >> that was gorgeous. summer, we are so excited. and tomorrow is hoda's turn. and this is going to blend your love of music, rascal flatts and some surprises. >> yes, come on. a little joy. >> we've got to see this. but remember, this is all about you. we want you to try something you have always dreamed of doing. this is your summer of yes. so go to today.com or the "today" app to tell us what you want to say yes to. maybe we'll help you out. >> we look forward to that. coming up, some fun projects your kids can do with dads for father's day. and enjoy the projects all year round. but first, this is "today" on nbc. are allergies holding you back?

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welcome back. father's day is just over two weeks away, and while presents are always great, why not try something a little different this year? diy projects can serve both as an ideal gift and a great way to get in great family time. kevin o'connor, host of "this old house" is here with great creative ideas. always great to see you. >> good to be back. >> we want to mention the projects we are going to show people require adult supervision. >> get involved. mom and dad should get involved, but that's part of the gift, the quality time you said. >> the tree swing. >> you can see right there molly is swinging on it. this is attached to the bar because of the pavilion, but this is going into a tree. we have glue, we have paint, we have had wardware and we have r. we have taken hardware and taken glue to put them together to

give you a big enough surface to cut into any shape you want. >> i love your flower. >> right through the middle. this is a 1-inch bit. >> wear safety goggles doing something like that. >> right through that and the rope is going through here. then you are going to paint this up. >> and tie a knot at the bottom to make sure it holds. >> here's the key, you will put this through a branch on the tree. you don't want to tie a knot to kill the branch or weaken it. so we are going to taken a i-bolt and drill it through. secure this through. then we have a them thimble and the rope will be attached to this. >> i'm going to pretend to paint and then swing with molly kate. >> carson, how is your short game? >> it needs work. >> how did you know? lady fairway? >> you're going to make a golf hole? >> you can make i want as complex or as simple as you want. >> this is medium density fiberboard. we have adhesive.

take that. wholesaw, plumbing fixtures. >> how do you get the felt through -- >> start spraying. >> spray the felt. get all over it. >> this is just a glue? >> this is a spray adhesive and you're going to get the felt from a craft store, all the wood is coming from a home center. you're then -- this is the bottom side. this is the 2 by 2 glue here to raise it up. and you're going to pull it up and put it on there. work on that. now every panel gets put together, but one of them is going to have a hole in it right here. >> okay. >> so you will have drilled the whole first with the wholesaw. once the felt is on, this is an end cap, pvc. that ends up going in. >> making a mini golf course here. >> you're playing -- >> i'll send it over to al. thanks, kevin. >> how are you doing? soccer, you look ready to play? >> i always wonder how people put together the goals. pvc pipe, fittings, elbows and

tees. this is deep netting, zip ties and cutters. you have tubing cutters here, this is a ratchet. very easy to work with. you can cut this to length. watch this. pops it right off. you'll be putting these together with the pvc glue. and you're going to form up the goal. you can see the kids over here playing with it. now the netting, we've put it on there, apply it with zip ties. put it on there, turn it around the other way and put that all the way around. and you're probably, in all of these things, in an afternoon, will be playing with the kids in a whole bunch of different ways. >> they are playing soccer. >> you got that there? >> i don't think so. mr. lauer? >> mr. roker, thank you. just swinging with molly kate. we'll have much more from directions on these projects at

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visit pa.gov/opioids for resources and information on substance abuse. paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. we're back with today food. more cooking of a special two-course summer dinner with our friend, bobby souffleflay. we should mention bobby's hit show returns on sunday. good morning, excited about the new season? >> yes, very much so. 9:00 on the food network, 15th season. >> johnny cakes, which i like to call bobby cakes. >> i like that. >> what are they for those who don't know? >> they are cornmeal pancakes. we have yellow cornmeal, obviously flour and baking powder. i'm going to put fresno chilies on top and use tomatoes. i like the idea of forcing summer in. now, i think, when i think of summer foods, thii think of cor and tomatoes first.

why not use ground cornmeal to get the flavor in? and if you are going to use tomatoes in june, the first day of june, go with the small tomato. we'll talk about those later. >> okay. start us off. >> we're going to make the cornmeal pancakes first. start with the dry ingredients, cornmeal, flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. then i have an egg here with egg whites. and we're going to mix this together and take the wet and then fold it into the dry. okay? so milk and then the egg and the egg whites. >> wait. fold in. show us your folding technique. >> so you're going to take your spatula. and as i slowly start to -- >> how is my folding? >> pretty good. you want to be more aggressive, just kind of like that. just fold it -- >> that's what matt always says to me, be more aggressive. fold. >> then we have the johnny cakes. the thing about the johnny cakes is they don't need to be perfect, okay? in terms of shape. if you look at some of the ones i've made here, some of them are circular, some are oval and some

have shape that is don't have a name. it doesn't matter. we'll put the johnny cakes in here and let them cook. i like to use the cast iron pan because you get the crust on the outside. >> you have a little oil on the bottom. >> exactly. turn these over, perfect. >> is there anything about this type of pancake? >> the cornmeal will give it a nice crust and crunch while cooking it. you can serve these savory, like we're going to do today, or for breakfast as well, like maple syrup, butter and some foods. >> can i just check in with team pancake over here? >> it is like a pancake and cornbread. >> that's exactly what it tastes like. >> my grandma used to make these. >> okay. >> it's all the ingredients you have in your pantry. so we'll top these quickly with a little bit of tomatoes and shallots. you can see, savannah, i'm using the smaller tomato that is are sweeter in the offseason. >> we're not quite into tomato time yet. >> not quite. so fresh basil, fresh tomatoes

and shallots and a little bit of lemon juice to bring out the flavor. you want to season that with salt and pepper? >> sure. >> there you go. >> nice. >> and a little bit of olive oil. stir that up if you would like. >> yep. >> and then -- >> pork chop. >> the pork chop is for later but thanks for asking. so we're going to take a little bit of ricotta cheese. i feel like ricotta cheese. >> you sound like giada. >> ricotta cheese is sort of making a comeback. you can see it in a lot of restaurants and on the table. so we are going to take some ricotta cheese and put it on top of the pancakes. and the beautiful tomato relish that we made ahead of time. >> that's gorgeous. >> it doesn't have, again, don't make it perfect, just kind of let them go and cascade off the johnny cakes. >> it looks like it's light even though it's a pancake. >> it's fantastic. >> it gives you that sort of summer feeling. >> do explain the pork chop, is that on dot com?

>> we're going to make that later. >> as you explain, hand that over. >> we'll have the pork chop. >> this is part one. you're going to show us the pork chop later. >> this is the appetizer and that's the entree later. >> when are you on, at 10:00? >> yeah, 10:00. >> all right. >> so don't fill up. >> come for the johnny cakes, stay for the pork chop. if you want the recipes, go to today.com/food. and as we mentioned, appetizer, got to have an entree. that will be fun with kathie lee and hoda. they will tell you how to make the chops. but first, let's catch up with oscar winner rachel weisz. we'll talk to her in just a moment. ♪"all you need is love" plays my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, just by looking in my eyes. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. i used artificial tears from the moment i woke up... ...to the moment i went to bed. so i finally decided to show my eyes some love,... ...some eyelove.

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we're back now with oscar winner rachel weisz starring in a new prove see called "my cousin rachel" suspected of poisoning her late husband. rachel, good morning. she sounds nice. i love the fact that you first read the script of this, you didn't know whether she was innocent or guilty. and you called the director. >> i did. i said, tell me, tell me the answer and he said, i don't know. and if you play this part, i don't want you to tell me, i want it to be a secret even for me. >> wow. >> so then when you played it in your mind, did you decide? >> i did. i know the true answer but i obviously can't share it with you. >> but the movie doesn't reveal it, or does it?

>> the movie, people interpret it different ways. some people come out to say she's guilty and some people say, she's completely innocent. >> did it change the way you played the role? i find it disconcerting not knowing what was supposed to happen and begin. >> i made a decision before it started. so i knew from the very beginning. but when i first read it, it just wasn't clear. yeah. >> and you do such great movie work. but, i mean, you just come alive on the stage as well. any plans for the new stage work coming up? >> i have lots of ideas but nothing definite. sorry. >> you stage in london and new york. what is the difference between the two, between broadway or the stage in london? >> well, the west end and broadway are incredible places to do plays. i mean, the big difference, i would say, is that when a celebrity comes on stage in london, the audience don't clap. >> does that happen when you are here? >> i'm used to it now. i've been here for 17 years. so i'm really used to it, but

it's a big difference. in england -- >> you won an oscar so -- >> whisper in my ear, is she in just about 9:00 good morng i'm tracey davidson. morning filled with sun shine. let's find out what's to come, bill. >> we had clouds but now they're out of here. look at the temperatures, 70 in new jersey, 70 degrees in philadelphia and 74, delaware and the lehigh valley where we started off with mostly cloudy skies.

sun shine from the west, a kick warm up, 77 this afternoon. most neighborhoods will reach into the low 80s. suburbs 88 degrees and 77 for delaware. 80 at the shore. >> let's look at traffic. >> tracey we are seeing big float on moving on the eastbound side. you can see behind our graphic here he says accident up ahead, center lane closed. if you're muffing towards 95 you'll see the slow down but the traffic has to move in beau directions. this is at the vine tree expressway. not even just a normal rush hour, 37 minutes on the eastbound side from the blue to the vine. if your going westbound watch for construction. we're seeing 50 minute drive time. tracey. right now police are looking into the man who stabbed a politician. police say a man tried to rob

him. councilman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, he had surgery over night and doctors say he will be okay. a woman in critical condition after a man beat her and tried to put her in a trash bag. philadelphia police says it happened last night across from the hospital. hospital employee yelled aut and attacker ranway. stay tuned on the news weather app. are allergies holding you back?

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this morning on "today's take," josh gad spills his secrets as he rides the rails on the orient express with al. plus a throwback thursday treat. third eyed blind is here to rock us with one of their classics. and burgers and fries, we'll help you pick the healthier option. all that and more coming up next. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome to "today," throwback thursday morning, the first day of june, 2017. that's hard to believe. >> can you believe it? >> no. >> you are listening right now to "semi-charmed life" but third eyed blind. they are going to take us back to the '90s. >> i can't wait.

i loved the '90s. i was like, you know this great song and we were singing it. it sounds nothing like it. >> i don't recognize that. they have a live performance. a 20-year-old hit later in the show. it's been 20 years, hard to believe. >> it's worth going on tour again. >> the last 20 years flew by. >> that's a nice segway. so yesterday i told you guys yesterday i had a chance to go back to my alma mater, northwestern university, we are all doing stories where we are going back to our schools and just kind of reliving our memories or whatever. so this is the iconic place on campus at northwestern university in evanston outside of chicago. it was a lot more emotional than i thought it would be. i just thought i was going on campus to have a good time. this is the rock, so it's one of the iconic places on camera, on campus where you paint it overnight and you guard it so the next morning when people walk on campus they see it. there you are. i painted it back in the day. in the middle of the night with my sorority, that was kind of cool to go back to that. and then i wanted to knock on the door of my old dorm room.

i remembered the dorm and kind of remembered the area, but it's fascinating to me that 22 years later they knew exactly which room. clearly. so i knocked on the door. and it was this sweet little girl, she's so smart, she's like a neuroscience major. they changed the floors, they have hardwood now. >> fancy. a little fancier. but it was pretty cool. the back-to-school piece will air next week. but i think i kind of got emotional because i remember, i'm from wichita, kansas, these were the journalism students. and this is what made me emotional because i always want to do news. i told this guy in middle school that i wanted to be a news reporter and he was like, what is your back up? i was like, huh? i don't need a backup. i said, this is what i want to do. so yesterday we get there and be there 23 years later and i was like, dang, up kind of did it. i was very grateful. >> i remember when we did roker-th

roker-thon. look at you there. >> i was a cheerleader in high school. i auditioned for the dance squad and was the alternate. i didn't make it. that was the first thing. i was devastated at the time. so to go back and dance with them -- >> you were like, i can do it. that was a really good move, too. >> that was a good move. >> and you did the same thing, you went back. >> when we did roker-thon, we ended in oswego, and i went to my dorm room. there were young women there. >> there you are. >> i knocked on the door, there they were. it was so much cleaner. >> wait, were there women living -- >> any year was the first year was the first year in 1972, it was the first year they, our dorm, they are suites, but it was coed and they alternated suites. >> oh, wow. is that why you decided to go there? >> no, i didn't even know that. >> that room looks huge. >> there's a living area and then three bedrooms. so two people apiece. >> that's cool. >> and we had our own bathroom. >> were they shocked when al

roker showed up on their door? >> i think they had an idea i was coming. >> same thing with the girl that was in my dorm room, like it was mine, she's an r.a. >> sthey chose the most responsible? >> you don't want to, when the door's locked in, don't come knocking? >> when the room's a-rocking, don't come knocking. >> if the door is a-locking, don't come a-knocking. that's what we used to say. >> you used to -- you found this throwback. >> this was my first billboard. i found it this morning as i was trying to find a childhood picture. oh! there's a lot in. >> can we just stop? my first billboard, some of us have never had a billboard. >> well, and the local markets, that's how -- my first job, we had bus shelters, but this was a billboard. >> you look younger now,

sheinelle. >> you look like a young felicia rashaad. >> she's my shero. the blazer, the helmet hair, there was a lot going on there. >> the early 2000s were good. >> can we say congratulations to you? i didn't realize you were writing a book with your sister. >> it's coming. at the very end, "sisters first," barbara and i are writing a collection of essays. we are at the very end. you have written books before. i dream about it. how anxiety-inducing is it? yesterday i read the manuscript to edit it and see barbara's parts. and i was like, wait a minute, that's what you thought of me? i read it from cover to cover. and we still have a couple more chapters to add in, but it's so much fun. and the bea is going on here in new york. >> what is the bea? >> the book expo of america. >> i didn't even know. so what is that? where everybody goes -- >> everybody goes to talk about their books. >> and what is kind of cool for you, because i have done this,

where you get to meet the authors you have so admired. >> oh, my gosh. >> and idolized. >> one, that's my dream. when i was first interviewed by diane sawer. and she said, if i could introduce you to anybody, who would it be? and i said, tony morrison. and i think she thought i was going to say an actor or movie star. and she said, tony morrison? well, afterwards, she said, what are you doing now? i said, oh, i have to fly to somewhere. she goes, dang, because i was going the have you over for a margarita with tony morrison. i was like, that's my dream! >> did you ever do that? >> no, i have never done it. tony morrison, let's have a margarita. i was an english major. it's been fun to do with my sister. we are excited, next fall it comes out. and it's been therapeutic. it is therapy for barbara and me. we write about things i didn't know bothered. >> are you surprised at how surprised you are that people

think you're so dang cool? >> not cool but so dang boring. people are like, y'all are so normal? that's my throwback thursday. >> the great thing about this book is it's -- the idea of sisters is a broad topic. >> yeah, exactly. i just think more than ever women have had, they have to have each other's backs. we just do. so let's raise each other up. that's what i had. and a built-in partner in crime my entire life. >> that sounds so good. >> i'm very lucky. it will be fun. speaking of fun, i got to do a bucket list of the lifetime last month. i got to go on the orient express with actor josh gad. we rode from venice to paris on the venice orient express to talk about the upment cooing movie, upcoming movie "the remake of the orient express." 13 people stranded on a train where everybody is a murder suspect. guess what? we got a first exclusive look at

the film trailer. check it out. >> something about the tangle of strangers pressed together for days with nothing in common but they need to go from one place to another and never see each other again. >> so i got him after all. >> you assume you are unscathed? >> no. not yet. he was in perfectly good health but had his enemies. >> indeed. he was murdered. >> good god. a murder here? >> someone was rummaging around my cabin in the middle of the night. no one would listen to me. >> if there was a murder -- >> what is going on? >> then there was a murderer. the murderer is with us. and everyone of you is a suspect. >> i can't wait. >> it stars penelope cruz, leslie odom jr., michelle pheiffer. >> what we call a good cast. >> i'm telling you, if you

remember the book or the movie with albert finney in 1974. it's amazing. >> so who did it? >> i can't tell you that. in fact, we have an interview with josh gad coming up next half hour. we were talking off camera this morning, there's a young teenager named carolina williams who was accepted to yale. but she actually -- it was because of her -- her -- what do i call this, admissions letter. >> she wrote all about her love of pap a john's pizza. which, by the way, i love papa john's pizza. she's a vent graduate from brentwood, tennessee. >> any godchildren went to tennessee. >> i bet they know her. >> maybe they do. >> she said accepting the cardboard boxes is second nature to me, but i will always love to order the pieces because of the way the spices are so ordinary and invoke feelings of independence, consolation and

joy. she's a good writer. >> i was going to say, it's about pizza, and i read it this morning and there are a lot of vocab words in there. she's a great writer. >> as a fellow lover of pizza, i laughed out loud and ordered pizza after your application. but she's going to auburn university instead because of the scholarship. >> wow. >> so all in all -- >> by the way, doesn't that prove that making people laugh is the most important thing? >> it helps. >> not maybe the most important but -- >> you think about the admissions letters, that woman wrote a gazillion essays and she gets one about the love of pizza that's well written and creative. she's got the gift. >> let's order pizza. >> unfortunately, there was a not-so-appropriate interaction that one mascot gave to the crowd that got him suspended. not too creative about that. we'll talk about striking out. we'll have

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internally. the employee involved will no longer wheear the mr. met costu. >> sheinelle and i were saying, if you flip somebody off, it may have been a swan song. >> wait a minute, it's a costume? >> you always thought he was a real ball? >> it's a costume? >> you didn't know that was -- >> how can mr. met be a costume? he's a real person! >> here's the thing. people say that -- i can only imagine how sometimes fans say certain things. and maybe he just had enough. >> and, by the way, it's hard being a mascot. >> it's probably hot. >> imagine getting in the ball costume all day long, sweaty. >> stinky. >> people think you're a ball like al roker and talk to you as if you're an object. >> next, you're going to tell me mr. psalty is not a real guy. >> no, that's the band. i always -- i usually have

empathy for somebody and i do in this case. he was probably just having a bad day. but i also agree with jenna as we talked earlier, if you do that, i think you know you're done. >> it's a hard job. >> you don't do that and say, i'm coming back tomorrow. there's kids there. this is it. can we play a game? >> sure. >> i think we have some fingers. don't worry, the fingers are appropriate. >> i want to come back tomorrow. >> okay. it's a summer theme. so here we go. >> wait. do you know the answers to these? >> i don't because i dropped my cards. anyway, here we go. all right, question number one, summer means ice cream. when ben & jerry's first starting selling ice cream, they also sold -- >> bomb pops. >> bomb pops? >> no. a, sandwiches, b, soups, c, hot dogs. >> hot dogs. >> i'm going to say soup. >> sandwiches! >> what's the answer?

>> what's the answer? >> it is soup. >> no one makes that mistake with the finger sticking up. >> i picked soup because it makes no sense. >> hot and cold. >> tom cruise starred in his share of blockbusters, but what was his first film released in 1981? the outsiders or endless love? >> outsiders. >> the answer is "endless love" starring brooke shields. >> you're usually great with the games. >> that's it? >> that was it. >> come on, one more. one more! one more! >> okay. question three, who doesn't love going to a baseball game in summer indulging in snacks? what snack was first sold -- >> cracker jacks! >> yes! high five. ♪ i don't care if i ever come back and it's root root root for

the home team ♪ ♪ if they don't win it's a shame for it's one, two, three strikes you're out at the old ball game ♪ jerry, hit me! >> nice. good morning i'm hodges bill henry. a few clouds this morning, they'll be out of here for the rest of the day. winds pick up 81 degree this is afternoon. winds out of the west. sun shine and 78 degrees this afternoon. for new jersey, 81 degrees and warm up at the shore with westerly winds. it's a land breeze to warm temperatures on the beach this afternoon. the lehigh valley and delaware, around 80 this afternoon. have a great day. by the way, because it is june 1st, that's why we are playing the first game.st game. >> that's relevant. up next, when i was a kid,

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this first day of june, we're ready to have fun in the sun and a little fun. >> beach parties and the ballpark, but it is not easy to hit a home run when it comes to food choices. >> jackie london is a registered dietitian for "good housekeeping" and is here to put us to the test with a show called "this or that." >> we are going to talk about major summer classics. first we have this hamburger or this half rack of ribs. which one is more nutritious? >> this is the hamburger? >> that. >> this is the hamburger, that's the ribs. >> you can load up the hamburger with tomatoes, lettuce, onion, all the deliciousness that will help you reach your nutrient needs without having the extra added sugar. the bun will set you back 200 calories. honestly, i would rather you

have the bun because it will make sure you are keeping it as nutritious as possible for as little saturated fat. now we've got potato salad versus macaroni salad, which runs this or that. >> i want to say this. >> it is this. potatoes are a vegetable, remember. because nutrients have a ton of vitamin c and potassium. super important for immunity and blood pressure. >> that's good. >> let's go to a picnic, all right? so here we have this peanut butter and jelly sandwich or this turkey and cheese sandwich, both on whole wheat. >> which one is this? >> this is the peanut butter. and that would be the turkey. it is this, as the peanut butter and jelly. first of all, the practicality is there. you can grab some peanut butter to go, add some raspberries instead of the jam and you will have an extra up to 9 grams of

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just last month al made us all jealous when he got to take a trip of a lifetime riding across europe on the orient express. >> impressive. >> was that right? >> the backdrop was the famous scene for the movie "the orient express" and he rode with the hilarious josh gad. >> i caught up with him at a station stop in austria to take murder and movies. johnny depp, penelope cruz and josh gad are in the highly anticipated "murder on the orient express." the first film hit the big screen in 1974 starring albert

finney, sean connery and ingrid bergman who won an oscar for the role. >> the murderer is with us. and every one of you is a suspect. >> reporter: now more than 40 years later, the mystery lives again. so mr. gad, "the murder on the orient express," you were asked to do this, was there a moment of hesitation? >> will tliterally, they couldn the words out. you have this incredibly timeless story. it's one of the tales that everybody loves revisiting and every actor is attracted to these roles. >> my name is -- and i'm probably the greatest detective in the world. >> reporter: and this. i mean, as one of the characters -- >> the main character. it is the main character. i mean, as a little kid, i knew the words orient express. and for me to now take a ride on

the actual train, it's -- it's so weird. it's like crazy. and the scope and scale of it, that epicness, is going to blow people out of the water. >> he was in perfectly good health. >> reporter: tell us about your character. >> in the movie i play hector mcqueen. he works for ratchet played by johnny depp, he's the secretary. but there's more to him than meets the eye. like all the characters in" orient express." each one has a secret. >> reporter: i want to ask you about the mustache, did you grow that? >> i grew that. my children were terrified and wanted nothing to do with me. i would walk through the streets of london and it was like jack the ripper was walking by. parents would hide their kids, shun me. >> josh, do not ask me "star wars" questions. >> reporter: you tormented daisy. >> harasswhat tormented is a st

word. harassed is more like it. i'm so happy i can stand within 10 feet of her. as a "star wars" fan, i owed it to the star wars community to know the answers. but she didn't cave. >> reporter: in that spirit, for those of us in the "frozen" community, "frozen 2." >> i see what you're doing. >> reporter: is it true there's a love interest for olaf? >> this is the first i'm hearing about this. >> reporter: i'm making it up. i'm just trying to get "frozen 2" stuff out of you. >> i certainly hope so. wouldn't that be fun? >> hey, whoa! i love it even more. what i do know is they are going out of their way to top the first one. and they are not going to make a movie that is unnecessary. that doesn't feel essential. you are like harassment, al.

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the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> that's good. >> third eye blind's 1997 debut album sold over 6 million copies, three top-ten singles including "semi-charmed life." >> 8 million copies. we don't want to sell you short. >> now they are celebrating with the summer god's tour to perform the album in its entirety. plus releasing a re-issue of the seven-time platinum someday buy.

that's all right. good morning. good to see y'all. >> good morning. good to see you. >> how fun is it to go back 20 years? >> i don't know. i have never done this before. it's a thank you to the fans. that's why we are doing it. and i don't do this kind of thing, like, we play new music. we have a new album coming out. guess what it is called? it is called "summer gods." get it, al? >> gods of the summer. >> and the winter. >> but this album stayed current and it stayed, like, people have stayed involved with the record so we have to mark that. that's what we'll do this summer. >> you have an audience in here who loves the music. >> thank you for loving us. thank you. you make us feel good. >> what is the song you're going to do? >> i don't know. >> what are we going to play here? >> what do you think? >> flip a coin. >> can we just get a shot of me and jenna together? that's good. all right. here it is, third eye blind, whatever they're playing.

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doo doo doo ♪ ♪ the sky was gold, it was rose i was taking sips of it through my nose ♪ ♪ and i wish i could get back there;someplace back there in the place we used to start ♪ ♪ i want something else >> yea! all right. guys, thank you so much. >> good job, guys. that was awesome. >> third eye blind. you guys are going to be on the road starting june 9th. we'll be back in our next hour with that classic. >> i loved that. >> pardon me, but i have to go over and do the weather. we'll let you catch your breath, everybody hanging out. excuse me, we have a little applause walking over, that's great. thank you. our weekend outlook shaping up

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what is it? >> it's italian tea infusions made from these herbs here. try it. try it. >> it's -- disgusting. >> it's good for you. it's good for the health. >> oh is it? >> don't drink that tea. >> we vote not to drink the tea. >> rachel, welcome. >> the things that are good for you often taste bad, right? >> but things that are poisonous also taste bad. >> sure. this is true. >> and in this movie, we're not sure, i mean, there's a question as to whether you are a bad person or not. and when you first took the role, you didn't know. >> when i first read the script, the script didn't tell me for sure. it was -- you could have read it either way. and i think the same is true on

viewing the film. i've just met three or four people who said she's definitely innocent, she's a poor victim of her late husband. and the other person was saying, she's poisoning this boy. >> i decided this morning you're guilty. i was like, you know what? she did it. >> what do you think? did rachel do it? >> i know -- i know how -- it's never exactly the truth. i played it in a certain way so i can't tell you now or i would ruin it. >> can you tell us off camera? >> i can't tell you or i would have to kill you. >> don't drink the coffee. >> i always wonder, when you play these great period piece, does it -- when you're in the costume, does it somewhat take you back? you had to learn to ride side saddle in this thing. >> yes, you mentioned costume n in a corset. you are fixed around the side of

the horse with your legs. you know what side saddle is. it's a weird thing to learn. and then this beautiful horse that i was riding had been trained on "game of thrones" a couple years before. and i didn't know. they just didn't know this horse was such a great -- if you pull the left reign quite hard, it dives to the left. so i pulled the reigns -- he just bends his front knees, his back legs and he just lies down very gently on his side with me underneath him. >> so did that happen? >> yes. >> did rachel kill the horse, too? we have to know. was it so much fun portraying this character? >> it was. it was. it was a lot of fun. it was really wonderful actors playing opposite of me in glenn. we were out in the british country side, which you can see from pictures. it really looks like that, it's very beautiful. >> and what are the odds, you get to play a movie where it is your first name? >> yes, it was one last thing to

remember, yeah. >> fantastic. rachel, thank you so much. and "my cousin rachel" hits theaters june 9th. we are back in a moment, but first this is nbc.

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jessica boning ton. >> watching the expressways westbound ramp to 202. we had this crash earlier it was blocking but it's moving normal now. back ups on the westbound as well. also watching across presidential boulevard on east sea avenue. tracey. >> thank you. we have updated information about philadelphia council man's condition. we are told he's out of surgery and expected to recover. he was stabbed in the side as he arrived in his home. police say a man tried to rob him. he's expected to make a full recovery. today the one day convenience pass will be switched for a qcard. >> you can stay updated

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