-- thanks for being with us. the "today" show starts right now. good morning. the fallout. washington reeling from james comey's explosive testimony on capitol hill. accusing president trump of firing him because of the russia investigation. and smearing his name. >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> declaring there is no doubt that moscow interfered with our election. and on the possible recordings of his meetings with the commander in chief -- >> i hope there's tapes. >> president trump fighting back this morning, breaking his silence on twitter, to declare total and complete vindication. where does the investigation go from here? election shocker. turmoil in britain as a snap election gamble backfired

spectacularly on prime minister theresa may. now, she's facing growing calls to resign. did the terror attacks in man chester and london way the results? tip of the iceberg? prosecutors claim reality winner may have stolen even more classified documents. was she planning to use them for, in her words, burning the white house down. we're live with the startling twist in the investigation. and a woman learns a hard lesson about texting and walking. and your wi-fi in the sky is about to get better. and the penguins roll. pittsburgh on the cusp of hockey history today. friday, june 9th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone.

thanks for joining us on this friday morning. a lot going on in your world. we got everything you need to know to get started. and how about this wi-fi story at 30,000 or 25,000 feet. >> this is tom costello at 25,000 feet above new york city right now. would you say can you hear me now? yes. we can hear you, we can see you. >> they're saying the wi-fi at 25,000 or 30,000 feet will be as good as it is on the ground. >> we'll test it out. let's start on this friday morning with that closely watched appearance by fired director, james comey. accusing president trump multiple times of lying and trying to derail the investigation into his former national security adviser, michael flynn. but comey stated, unequivocally, that the president never tried to stop the overall russia investigation. our political team, ready to break it all down. we'll talk to one of president

trump's closest conconfidants, corey lewandowski. but let's start with hallie jackson. good morning. >> reporter: the president himself is responding to james comey on twitter. despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and, wow, comey is a leesaker. the president picking out the parts he prefers from comey's testimony and saying that the rest isn't true. we will hear from the president later in the rose garden where he's set to hold a news conference and likely take a victory lap. this morning, team trump arguing james comey didn't deliver a knockout blow after his pull-no-punches testimony. >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> reporter: that pushback, coming against the president's claims that comey was fired because of low morale at the fbi. >> i know i was fired for something about the way i was

conducting the russia investigation, was putting pressure on him, in some way irritating him. and he decided to fire me because of that. >> reporter: the president's son, saying his father is ready to move on. >> now that this is all past, he can go back to doing what he promised he would do. >> reporter: the president not saying whether he believes comey told the truth. >> do you think he told the truth to the senate? >> reporter: but his lawyer did. zeroing in on comey's claims that he preferrreferred to let go. >> the president never in form or substance directed or suggested that mr. comey stop investigating anyone. the president also never told mr. comey, quote, i need loyalty. i expect loyalty. >> reporter: flynn had no comment, arriving in d.c. overnight. and the president had no comment online, either, thursday. turning not to his twitter followers, but his faith, at a speech in washington. >> the bible tells us, we know

that the truth will prevail. >> reporter: but the truth is what comey thinks the president has a problem with. >> honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting. i thought it important to document. >> reporter: comey acknowledged during his tenure, the president was not under investigation. and that the president did not try to stop the fbi's russia inquiry. comey was less conclusive when it came to their conversation about flynn. >> do you sense that the president was trying to obstruct justice? >> that's a conclusion that i'm sure the special counsel will work towards, whether that's an offense. >> reporter: that, an explicit confirmation the special counsel is looking into whether the president asked comey to d specd his account of reporter. in'counsel. >> reporter: there tapes. on formerinveigation. >> we had matter, which ly presidential adviser and planning aree says that the th

very much.ting president oftake my ve seen wit jim testified to congress, he justice, he is obligated s nice of him to turn th r those over toerbout years as th ways. you like -- don't you like the part where he said the president's not under investigation. >> he told the truth about that. >> according to you. wait a minute. >> he gave his notes to a colombia law professor because he wasn't man enough to give the notes directly to the immediamen he wanted them out to the media. >> you're saying that comey is telling the truth when it's good for the president. and it's bad for the president, comey's not telling the truth. that's not intellectually honest.

>> either you are or you are not under investigation. it's clear. you can't be kind of under investigation. and what director comey said was the president has never been under an fbi investigation. >> he also inappropriate? >> it's loretta h let's take this - a sitting director to let gotionf an associate. >> i hope you can let this go. >> and what director comey cede yesterday, under oath, was in his experience, he has never hoped something would happen -- >> the last one, is it ever appropriate for a sitting president to clear everyone else out of a room and keep an acting fbi director in that room and ask him about an active investigation? >> you know why that's appropriate? because jim comey was the one who asked for a one-on-one private meeting with then-president-elect trump. >> something he denies. >> president-elect trump.

not president trump. that was to brief him on a dossier. >> a false dossier, that he knew was false and perpetuating on something he said was true. jim comey asked for a private meeting. the path was set by jim to say i want a private meeting -- >> all of the counterterrorism folks came to brief the president. and comey stayed after to try to -- to avoid embarrassment for the president, saying you should know this is out there. just real quickly, because it seems like there is debate over what really happened, what was said in the oval office. the president has hinted he has tapes. comey says, release the tapes. i give you permission. you're free to do so. will the president release the tapes? are there tapes? >> i don't work for the white house. i don't work in the white house. i don't know if tapes were made, are made. if they are, i think jim comey's credibility is at about zero right now. that's from the democrats who questioned him as the fibi director not that long ago. the republicans who questioned

him yesterday. marco rubio, senator rubio said the only leak not coming out of the fbi was that president-elect trump and president trump is not under investigation. >> the tapes won't lie. would you say release the tapes if you have them? >> i think the conversation that actually didn't take place in the oval office. i think jim was referring to a discussion they had over dinner, where there were stewards. >> he tweeted and said -- >> he said let's hope there are tapes. >> that word hope, again. >> nothing wrong with hope. >> thank you. let's bring in nicolle wallace right now. what were the questions that lingered to you after james comey's testimony? >> if you needed anymore evidence that we live in two americas, corey just gave it to you. and trump's enthusiasts are going to stare at the trees that paint the picture of the forest they like to live in. the other side will stare at the

trees of the forest they want to live in. the truth we lerped, that donald trump had interactions with james comey as president-elect and president. no one can deny that. in none of them did he ask a single question about the voracity of russians meddles in a democracy. that to me, just as an american, is the most troubling. and the big structural blow for the president is he's always worried about his personal legal equities and the personal criminal legal liabilities of his buddy, mike flynn. >> it is interesting -- corey, we'll let you back in here. it is interesting to me because on the one hand, there were things that were problematic with james comey's testimony. i think, it's a fair criticism on the issue of leaking to "the new york times," rather than going through a proper channel like the congress. or what dianne feinstein said, why didn't you stand up there. but other parts are quite damaging to the president.

>> it's interesting. if you listened to jim comey's testimony yesterday. he knew that jeff sessions was going to recuse himself. he made that statement knowing on february 15th, he said i knew that attorney general jeff sessions was going to recuse himself. jeff sessions didn't recuse himself until march 2nd. >> we had good reason to believe he was going to recuse himself. he did this -- he dropped another morsel. i want to play it for you right now. >> our judgment, as i recall, is that he was very close to and inevident mfvitably going to re himself for a variety of reasons the we were aware of facts i can't discuss in an open setting that would make his continued engagement in a russia-related investigation problematic. >> he chooses his words carefully. he just dangled something there, corey. if you're the president of the united states, do you walk into jeff sessions and say, what are they talking about? what else is there? >> what we've seen from jim comey, his goal is to manipulate

the press. he's part of everything that's wrong in washington. march 1st, they published a story about attorney general jeff sessions. and his unreported meeting with kislyak, the russian ambassador. that came from the department of justice, clearly. what it said in that story, there was hammering at the department of justice. and there's no formal way to remove an attorney general from an investigation except public pressure. what we saw that was published, was jeff sessions recused himself. but testimony was, i knew he was going the recuse himself because he probably leaked the story to "the wall street journal." >> i will give you the last word on this. >> i worked for a president for seven years. i met one russian in all those years. everybody around trump and everyone around him, you know, was breaking bread with russians all the time. when it came time to testify to the meetings, they lied about the meetings, left them off the forms.

and what comey was referencing, we had reason to believe that sessions wasn't going to make it because he hadn't been truthful about an interaction with a russian. it's always russia. it's not mexicans or canadians. always russia. >> just for fun, corey, has the president leaked anything? have you seen him talk to a reporter on background? >> what i know is the president is the most open president in the history of our country. he gives -- >> yes or no? >> one man's openness is another man's leaker. >> they're telling us, really have to go. >> wrap it. corey, thank you. >> nicolle. and upheaval in britain over shocking election results. an election called for by theresa may that didn't need to happen. now, pressure is mounting on her to resign. keir simmons is in london for us this morning. >> reporter: matt, this is another election earthquake this morning. the british prime minister won the vote but narrowly. this morning, she is set to

cling to power with the help of northern irish lawmakers. that's a band-aid to cover a country, that like the u.s., is clearly deeply divided. >> as you wake up, the race has ended in a hung parliament. >> reporter: this morning, britain shaken. >> she had a disaster. >> reporter: it's prime minister theresa may shattered. president trump's closest ally in europe, trying to look reassuring overnight, failing dismally. >> this country needs a period of stability. >> reporter: her conservative party, losing its majority in parliament. >> the most shocking defeat by a politician. >> reporter: throwing her government into uncertainty, as it's set to begin brexit negotiations to leave the european union. the opposition leader, socialist jeremy corbin, a maverick whose fumbled high-five went viral last night, calling on the prime minister to resign. >> last support and lost confidence, i would thought that's enough to go, actually. >> reporter: theresa may and

donald trump held hands when they met in washington. now, she needs all of the friends she can get. the shocking election results, coming on the heels of two high-profile terror attacks. last weekend's assault on london bridge and a bombing at an arianna grande concert. strong leadership is what britain needed, the prime minister said. the country's political future in europe still up in the air. and the british pound dropped sharply on the result. will president trump's planned state visit still happen? will there be another election? >> keir, thank you very much. a surprising result in sports. the pittsburgh penguins made it look really easy last night in the 6-0 win over nashville. that was game five of the stanley cup final. six different players scored for the penguins. sidney crosby had three assists. the penguins lead that series

3-2 games. one win away from back-to-back championships, by the way, savannah will tell you hasn't happened in nearly two decades. >> nearly. >> game six, sunday night, 8:00, 7:00 central time. you can watch that on nbc. >> six home runs in that one. >> i know, just a joke. dylan is here for al. hi, allen. >> it's going to warm up quite a bit. we could be looking at a heat wave especially in new york city, down through philadelphia, into d.c. the heat is building in the middle of the country and that ridge is going to move eastward. pierre, south dakota, 100 degrees. chicago, 84. chicago gets warmer as we go into the weekend. and here's the heat moving into the northeast on sunday 95 in (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cor [woman] so beautiful.

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friday morning. june 9th, 2017. that's mission control here at the "today" show. >> they're all awake. that's good news. >> exactly. let's get to headlines on this friday morning. president trump is reacting to fired fbi director james comey's testimony before the senate intelligence committee, tweeting this morning, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and, wow, comey is a leaker. that's in reference to comey's admission that he was behind the leak of memos he wrote, detailing his meetings with the president. we'll have more on that live from washington in a bit. prosecutors in massachusetts have rested their case at the trial of a young woman charged in her boyfriend's suicide. they say michelle carter used text messages to encourage conrad roy to take his life three years ago. late thursday, the defense filed a motion so dismiss the case against their client. a judge will hear arguments on that later today.

we have video to serve for warning for texting and walking. a 67-year-old woman didn't notice an access door in front of her. she fell six feet down the hole. emergency crews got her out. took her to the hospital. she's being treated for serious injur injuries. >> that's a cautionary tale and i'm guilty of it. >> you see people go off of the curb into a street. >> there wasdy falling into a fountain. new, disturbing developments of the nsa contractor accused of leaking a top-secret document on russia's election tampering. really winner may have had more classification. that comes after a court appearance that saw a judge deny her bail. gabe gutierrez has more on that. >> reporter: it was a dramatic court hearing wherele from prosecutors laid out more

details about their kags. reality winner has two cases. one, an air force veteran, a loving daughter and yoga instructor. the other, a person who had taken a keen interest in the middle east with suspicious motives. 25-year-old reality winner, denied bail and led away in shackles. this morning, prosecutors have new questions about whether she may have been planning to reveal more classified information. they say during a recorded phone conversation with her mother in jail, winner said, mom, those documents, i screwed up. documents, plural. now, federal agents are looking to see whether she may have stolen other classified information, including some on a missing flash drive she inserted into a top-secret computer. prosecutors have said winner admitted to leaking a top-secret document into an online news site, saying that russia targeted local election officials and a company that provided software for the election. her mother described her as a

veteran and a yoga instructor. >> she would not jeopardize anybody's safety. >> reporter: but her mother was in tears when the prosecutor said her daughter had two faces. winner writing in a notebook, i want to burn the white house down. and a desire to travel to the middle east to meet taliban and. winner pleaded not guilty. and her lawyer says the government issic imaking a mou out of a mole hill. prosecutor brought up julian assange has tweeted support of winner. her lawyer says that has nothing to do with this case. if convicted, she faces up to ten years in prison. >> gabe, thank you very much. let's get another check of the weather. dillon dylan in for al.

>> we have low humidity and warm temperatures. that includes most of nevada over into -- stretching eastward into colorado, too. we are looking at the fires that develop being possible that it can spread quickly. we're going to see in the pacific northwest, though, a change in the weather pattern. it's been beautiful. we're looking for the next storm system. as we go through the weekend, we're going to see heavy showers and downpours possible. severe storms today, across north dakota. the heat is building back through the midwest. it is going to spread eaward as wste i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin with a look at your weekend forecast. a major warmup. temperatures tomorrow mainly in the 80s, although the jersey shore will see a few upper 70s and some low 80s. a mix of sun and clouds. we may see a spot shower early. a koumt -- a couple of clouds to sunshine. the first day of a heat wave on sunday that will extend

throughitudethrough tuesday. the rip current threat moderate. download the app for more updates on the beaches. >> and you can find your full forecast 24/7 on the weather channel on cable. >> dylan, thank you so much. now, to a heartbreaking story out of texas, where a grieving family is speaking out, as they try to come to terms of the tragic loss of their little boy, an apparent condition known as dry drowning. frankie delgado passed away six days after his family returned from a weekend trip to a fishing and recreation area in galveston bay. >> he was my best friend. and i miss him so much. >> reporter: his parents say the 4-year-old was briefly knocked over by a wave while playing in shallow water. he got right back up and seemed normal. but days later, this went quickly downhill. >> the night before this happen, we were throwing the football with him. i was playing catch with him. i was running around. and then, saturday morning came

arnold. and -- >> our world just turned upside down. >> reporter: frankie woke up vomiting and in pain. >> he was like -- he went like that. looked at me with these painful, hurtful eyes. like, i've never seen him before like that. >> reporter: an ambulance rushed the boy to the hospital. but he didn't take it. the family says emergency room doctored said the cause of the death was dry drowning. >> they explained to us that it's something about him ingesting water into his lungs. >> reporter: when it does occur, secondary drowning usually happens after a child inhales water into the lungs, which become irritated and start to fill up with fluid. >> breathing problems, coughing. they may have episodes where their behavior changes, where they're more fatigued than usual. and these are signs they may not be getting enough oxygen to the brain. >> reporter: doctors say it is extremely rare but there have been cases. >> i believe he's in a better

place. i believe my son's an angel. >> reporter: frankie's grieving family says they hope sharing the story will help other parents avoid such tragedy. >> dry drowning, let's bring that out into the world and let everybody know this exists. >> that's what i'm trying to do, spread awareness. i don't want nobody to go through what we're going through. >> drowning is actually the leading cause of death for kids from ages of 1 to 4. but an overwhelming number of those cases do not involve so-called dry drowning. experts say parents should not expect the worst every time your child swallows some water. but keep a close on eye on them if they're complaining about other things. his shoulders were hurting. he had other issues. >> how would you everyone know? >> i know. your heartbreaks for that family. >> absolutely. >> a child that says i'm tired is not something you would rush alarm bells. and he leaped right up.

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♪ all right. we're back. 7:43, with a "today" exclusive that will excite anybody who flies. >> this is very good news if you're frustrated by the slow internet connections you get when you're flying. there's new technology that will allow you to use your netflix account or video chat midnight. tom costello is live from a test plane flying at 25,000 feet to demonstrate this. tom, where are you? >> reporter: we're over upstate new york, right now, matt. we're coming to you via wi-fi in this honeywell test plane.

they're using satellite to get us the signal on wi-fi. some airlines may not like the idea of you using facetime or skype to have a conversation with your spouse on the ground and everybody onboard doing the same thing. but this is where it gets interesting. you'll be able to watch videos, netflix, download files. your internet experience six miles up is going to get a big upgrade. in-flight wi-fi has come a long way. what started with a handful of passengers has become a bottleneck at 35,000 feet. with everyone competing for limited bandwidth, e-mailing, texting, tweeting. >> i have a hard time getting service up there. if i do, it's limited, for sure. >> reporter: now, passengers are demanding better wi-fi to make a cramped flying experience a little more bearable. the big names are dramatically picking up the pace. when we tried jet wave, our

connection was so good, we watched the rolling stone on youtube, "house of cards" on netflix and video chatted with someone in a new york city taxi. >> it looks good. i hear you perfectly. you look fantastic. you've never looked better in your whole life. >> reporter: wi-fi does wonders for me. will it slow down when everyone is streaming all at once? >> no matter where you are in the world, you'll be able to have that at-home or office experience. >> reporter: rather than getting a signal from cell towers below, the plane gets wi-fi from satellites overhead. it's the same speed you get on the ground. gogo claims their faster. delta and american airlines have signed on. jetblue's using fly-fi. >> what they're looking for is to be busy, to be entertained, to be productive during their flights. >> reporter: as for wi-fi video

chatting -- >> i was telling my son, i hope we get to talk facetime. >> reporter: with your dog? >> yes. i wan to hear the barking. >> reporter: not everyone is crazy about that idea. >> we live in a world of technology where technology has totally taken over. sometimes flying is a way just to get away and escape from all of that. >> reporter: there's an added benefit to the honeywell system, that is they're using that wi-fi connection to stream data about how the plane is performing. maintenance information, down to the base. those guys can be ready if they need to anticipate something to fix. how much will it cost? that will depend on what your airline decides to charge you. >> can we binge watch "house of cards" at the same time. >> i would rather you do that than sitting next to me, facetiming your friends.

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to take the sky. airlines are backing the idea. social media users are more hesitant. heck no to boeing airplanes testing pilotless commercial planes. no problem with smart planes but i won't fly in a plane without a pilot. would you board a self-flying plane? 85% saying no. 15% saying yes. boeing plans to test this in a simulator and take it to the sky as early as next year. >> two words for you -- sully sullenberger. sometimes you want that pilot on that plane. >> yeah. two more words, cameron guthrie, an airline pilot. i love pilots. yes. just ahead, she has hits, a platinum album and more t garfunkel (instrumental) [ snoring ]

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good morning. i'm vai sikahema. 7:56. we'll get to meteorologist erika martin with your most accurate weather forecast. hi, a nice warmup in the forecast. topping out in the mid 80s. tomorrow, mid to upper 80s with bots of sunshine. a few extra clouds to start the day, and possibly a passing shower. sunday, we kick off our heat wave with temperatures climbing into the 90s and much warmer on monday. we will be breaking records on monday with temperatures climbing ios. back to you. >> thank you. let's check the friday morning commute with nbc10 ft r. yeah, we're watching route 30 over a watching an

n the eastbound side er backups and delays on the eastd over into the left-hand at frees up a the funneling together down to one thinle that's causing delays.e seeing moreland road at packer avenue. back to you. a new statement from philadelphia police following a deadly shooting triggered by an officer. the surveillance video exclusively obtained by nbc10 shows a man getting shot. the video shows him running around the corner of a building, and then the tape freezes. police say it started with an officer told a man on a dirt bike to stop driving erratically. commissioner richard ross told us in the last half hour whoa the officer said to the rider when he sensed the man was pulling a gun. >> he said he himself looked the

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president. the one who is ly and the investigation? we're live in washington. plus, erin andrews opens up. >> i was just stunned. i was in shock. i was embarrassed. >> the broadcaster speaks out about her traumatic year, from the high-profile stalking trial to her battle with cancer. how she's found a way to move forward. ♪ now, now, now and it's now or never. one of the hottest young stars in the music city, halsey, hits the plaza for a live summer concert, today, friday, june 9th, 2017. ♪ >> we got an amazing crowd, everybody. who is here from new york? [ cheers ] who is here from somewhere else? [ cheers ] ♪ now or never >> how long was your bus ride?

>> ten hours. >> from where? >> pittsburgh. >> i'm excited. >> i want to shoutout to the moms who came with their kids. we have a mom here. >> my 16-year-old wanted to come from massachusetts. >> we came to see halsey and hamilton. >> i'm shouting out the loyal phenomenon moms. >> i'm here with my daughter. [ cheers and applause ] >> those are good parents. >> yeah. >> really good parents. that's a great crowd. look at the size of that. people are gathering all night long, waiting for that in our next half hour. >> a lot to get you up to date on. let's go to the news at 8:00. here we go. we begin with the dramatic testimony from james comey. during questioning, he said he had no doubt he was fired because of the russia investigation. while soundi ing the alarm abou the ongoing threat that moscow poses to the u.s. peter alexander at the white house for us. good morning. >> reporter: the president for

the first time responding himself to james comey, writing on twitter, of course. despite so many false statements and lies, vindication. and comey is a leaker. comey acknowledged the president, during his tenure, was not under investigation. the cloud of the russia inquiry lingers over the white house. but comey making a striking statement, telling senators the president had no interest in how to counter the president's interference in our elections. >> in the intense partisan environment engulfing washington, there's one fact both sides find indisputable. >> this should be no fuzz on this whatsoever, the russians interfered in our election during the 2016 cycle. they did it with purpose. they did it with sophistication. >> reporter: but james comey testified that the president never raised any concerns about moscow's meddling. >> did the president show concern or interest or curiosity about what the russians were

doing? >> i don't recall a conversation with the president about the russia election interference. >> reporter: physician angus king, that statement was reve revealing. >> that us one of the most disturbing moments of the hearing. the president has been dismissing the matter as a hoax and a fake. that is disturbing. this was an attack on our democracy. >> reporter: comey insisting the threat is very real. >> do you have any doubt that russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 elections? >> none. >> reporter: the committee's top democrat, pounding home the point. taking a shot at president trump, who has downplayed russia-related stories. >> it's an effort to protect our country from a new threat that won't go away anytime soon. >> reporter: comey indicated russia, one of america's top adversaries, is trying to reshape the united states. >> talking about a foreign

government, using technical inintrusion. that's a big deal. >> reporter: comey pointed to vladimir putin's denials in this interview with megyn kelly. >> translator: i haven't seen direct proof of russia interference in the elections of the united states. >> reporter: but it remains unresolved. >> he said, if some of my satellites did something wrong, it would be good to find that out. >> by that, i'm sure he meant that somebody around his campaign did something wrong. it would be great to know that, as well. >> reporter: the inquiries are far from finished. and sources familiar with the planning tell nbc news, that the president's senior adviser, his son-in-law, jared kushner, could meet with congressional staffers as early as this month. but no date has been set. cu kushner's lawyer says he will

volunteer what he knows with officials. we have breaking news in london this morning. british prime minister theresa may, announced she will form a new government. may's party failed to win a majority on thursday. the hung parliament left her leadership in doubt. but may was granted permission, from queen elizabeth this morning, to put together a new government. may says she will push ahead with work to remove britain from the european union. the so-called brexit. there's proof that persistence and patience pay off. a mother bear and her cubs try to escape a backyard by climbing a fence. it wasn't a problem for mom. but one of the cubs had some issues. the other three had trouble getting over. eventually, all but one reached the top. the other one runs around for a bit. and then, finds a place -- you'll see it in a second, to squeeze through the bottom of the fence. he's running. and -- >> this is going to be good.

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90s on sunday, monday, tuesday. we'll see warm temperatures through the eastern two-thirds of the country. changing out west. showering weather, 80s replaced with 60s and more rain i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin with a look at your weekend forecast. a major warmup. temperatures mainly in the 80s. jersey shore, a few upper 70s and low 80s. a mix of sun and clouds. we may see a spot shower early in the day but then a couple of clouds to sunshine. lots of sunshine on sunday. temperatures climbing into the 90s. the first day of a heatwave that will extend through tuesday. i do want to give you a quick look at our rip current threat. moderate. be sure you download the app for more updates on the beaches. >> and that's your latest forecast. time for what'st's "trendin" you got problems? anything on your mind? what do you want to talk about? >> how much time do you have? >> there's an app for that.

can i interest you in a chat bot therapist? they have created the woebot. it provides talk therapy through facebook messenger. the woebot checks in on you once a day. he uses the ongoing conversations you're having to equal evaluate your mood. >> it will evaluate some of that. and ask you questions like, how often over the last two weeks were you bothered by feeling anxious or nervous. feeling down, depressed or hopeless? how do you feel right now? it's kind of ironic, don't you? a robot to talk to. >> i'm feeling anxious about the fact i don't have friends to talk to. i have to talk to a woebot. >> on the other hand, if it was a way to facilitate you about

getting real about your emotional state, that's a good thing. >> anyway to get it out. >> 39 bucks, a lot cheaper than a therapist. >> and you're texting. you start talking to this box all the time as it is. >> okay. go with that. we have a lot to get to today. "pop start" and the daly click. double-dose here. taylor swift, the pop superstar bringing her music back to streaming services. she removed her hit songs from platforms like spotify after slapping them with royalty payments. she is celebrating telling over 10 million albums. and thanked her fans for making her services available at midnight. that means today, june 9th -- what a coincidence. that's the same day that katy perry's album "witness" is being released. is this more bad blood?

>> you are stirring the pot. >> i am not. datety perry opening up ant the t two-called feud. katy saying, i wish i could turn the other cheek every time. i'm not a pushover, especially when someone tries to assassinate my character. a bit of a coincidence there. >> they need the woebot. >> they can afford the 39 bucks. can i tell you something? natalie is speaking to katy perry over the weekend. we're going to have that interview for you on monday morning. >> thank god for natalie. we go on to jerry seinfeld. kesha trying to hug the star. jerry, clearing the air on the awkward moment on "extra." here's what he had to say. >> i was in the middle of an interview. it was a little off. i don't hug a total stranger. i have to meet someone, say hello. >> there you go. >> i have to start somewhere.

>> before you two in for the hug. >> yeah. >> and finally, justin bieber, right off the heels of despacito, this time a single with david getta. it's called "to you" and here's a little bit of it. ♪ when it comes to you don't be blind ♪ ♪ watch me speak from my heart when it comes to you ♪ ♪ comes to you >> i'm not done. a little more of that one. >> catchy tune. >> check it out, guys. the video stars victoria's secret models lip soi-syncing te words. he had a guest named halsey. and halsey is live with us today. you have to go to "the daly

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and in less than a minute -- >> okay. all good. now, all you do, you dump some sand over it like this, and grab any blanket you have, toss it over it. done. can't see a thing. your stuff is safe. love that. next up, how to prothe exyour kids if uh think wander away from you. >> we have andy. it's called the buddy tag. it syncs up to an app on your phone. it does a couple cool things. if your kid is on the beach or anywhere at all, there's a black button. that's a panic button. and instantly you get an alarm on your phone. you can set the distance for your child to stray. if they stray beyond that zone, an alert goes off. when she hits the water, the alarm should go off.

she just hit the water and the alarm is going off. >> that's not all it does. if you're worried about your child womening without you knowing, watch what happens wen she gets the wristband wet. >> she's under water and it's going off. the most important device may be this one called the kengi. a wristband that can avoid drowning. about ten people die every day from unintentional drowning. you can use this in the ocean, a pool, a lake. there's a little inflatable in this pouch. when you're under water and you want to be safe and want to come to the surface, you pull this latch back. and it juts this thing out. it inflates and brings you up. let's go unde

if you're in the mide boating o. we're min erika martin. it's almost monday, of any fir >> thank you, er or thei, back >> j.b., thank you. here's a live look at the courthouse in norristown. the first week of the bill cosby trial will wrap up today. cosby is accused of raping andrea constand at his home in 2004. cosby says the contact was consensual.ç also, the green flag for nascar in pocono. sunday, the main event, nascar cup, 400-miler. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. in the meantime, get the latest news and weather with the nbc app. i'm vai sikahema. the "today" show starts in just minutes.

♪ 8:30. it's friday morning. the 9th of june 2017. this crowd is ready. one of music's rising stars right here with us. halsey, they're ready for you. are you ready for them? >> i'm so ready. i'm so excited. >> and out in the crowd is our hoda. hoda, what's up? >> come here. jimmy, come with me. there's people way in the back. i found a special someone.

it says, halsey, pull me closer. your name is olivia? >> yeah, it is. >> you're with your mom, your aunt, come on. we're going to bring you closer. halsey, pull me closer. come on. come on. careful, jimmy. come on. all the way. all the way. halsey. hi, girl. come here. come here. come here, olivia. come all the way. come all the way. >> how about that? >> all the way. >> come all the way. >> wow. >> all right. go ahead. >> okay. that works. >> i wish you could see her face. >> she said it's the best day of your life? >> the best day of my whole life. >> stand next to halsey, cozy up. come on, mom.

come on. >> i'm standing here. >> savannah, come here. come here. come give savannah a hug. >> come here, you cutie. >> while we're back here, why don't we take the picture. and you give us a check of the weather. >> no one cares about the weather right now. >> what's happening? >> if anyone does, we're going to see -- >> best day of my whole life. >> why do i bother? we're going to see a nice weekend across most of the country. i am. we've got the belmont stakes tomorrow. and it looks like we might see an isolated shower. an isolated storm. but the race time looks fine. 78 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow. we're going to see temperatures that continue to warm up across the northeast as we go into the weekend. by sunday, record highs possible across the midwest. and also, stcattered i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin with a look at your weekend forecast.

a major warmup. temperatures for tomorrow mainly in the 80s, although the jersey shore will see a few upper 70s and low 80s. a mix of sun and clouds. we may see a spot shower early in the day and then a couple clouds and sunshine. lots of sunshine on sunday. temperatures climbing into the 90s. the first day of a heatwave that will extend through tuesday. i do want to give you a quick look at our rip current threat. moderate. be sure to update for the beaches. >> the the citi concert series "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> that was really sweet. superfan olivia there. >> she's so awesome. >> i asked if she wanted to sing now or never. she said, no. i'll leave that up to halsey. the time has arrived. halsey takes over our citi concert stage. first, her rise, your rise, as one of the hottest stars of

music. this is the music of halsey. an alternative pop artist that speaks through her lyrics. ♪ everything is new >> reporter: she is one of the rising stars, performing to sold out crowds across the globe. her debut album "badlands" has sold a million copies in less than a year. ♪ i can't stop >> reporter: she's collaborated with some of the biggest names,d performed here on theaza. halsey just released her secon n kingdom." andnever" is gaining traction with 2 million views on youtube. 2017 may be halsey's year and you're about to see why when she takes her citi concert stage.

performing her hit, "now or never," ladies and gentlemen, halsey. [ cheers and applause ] right n♪ ♪ith me ♪ ♪ been through the ups a spreaick up never call me ♪ ever♪ick up when you want me ♪ ♪ i g ♪ i've done enough talking you ♪ baby right now ♪ babynow, now, now, now, now ♪ ♪ now or never ♪ i want you to hold me down, down, down, down ♪ ♪ down forever said you know i want to keep you around ♪

♪ around forever i want you to love me now, now now, now, now ♪ ♪ now or never ♪ turning off the light right now ♪ ♪ calling it a night wishing you were around with me ♪ ♪ but you're in a different town than me. we've been through it all ♪ ♪ but you could never spit it out for me ♪ ♪ trying to talk to the wall ♪ but you could never tear it down for me ♪ ♪ never pick up, never call me you know we're running out of time ♪ ♪ never pick up when you want me now i got to draw a line ♪ ♪ baby i done enough talking ♪ noeed to know that you're mine ♪

♪ baby we done, done enough talking ♪ ♪ got to be right now baby going to love me now, now, now, now ♪ ♪ now or never ♪ i want you to hold me down down, down, down ♪ ♪ down forever ♪ going to keep you around forever, i want you to love me now, now, now, now, now or never ♪ >> are you guys having a good time this morning? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ draw the line up don't take no more time up ♪ ♪ make your mind up i need you to make your mind up ♪ ♪ draw the line up don't take no more time up ♪ ♪ maybe you got to decide something ♪ ♪ let me know ♪ now, now, now, now, now, now now or never ♪

♪ i want you to hold me down, down, down, down, down ♪ ♪ down forever said you know i want to keep you around ♪ ♪ around forever i want you to love me now ♪ ♪ i want you to love me now or never ♪ ♪ whoa [ cheers and applause ] >> that is halsey, who is just getting started. more music from her just ahead. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪

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what a spectacular day. at just 22 years old, halsey has already had a platinum album and collaborations with artists like justin bieber, the chain smokers. >> that's right. but 2017 will be another big year for her. she just released her second album called "hopeless fountain kingdom." and he's out on a tour of her own, this fall. >> we're happy to have halsey join us. nice to see you. we read about you last night. but you know what wasn't in the notes? you're so nice. we wsht prepared for this. congratulations on the new album. what's it like having it out there? >> you're just worried, do they still like me? >> i'm lucky, i have the best fans in the world. and i try hard every day to establish a personal connection with as many of them as i can. because of that, our relationship is going to last a

very long time. >> you feel that connection not only with your fans but can we point out your family? it's cool to see family members. >> that's my brother and my dad, my grandmother and my grandpa. >> what a beautiful group. >> i'm lucky. very attractive family. >> you have a great story about you putting your own music out and getting discovered that way. what advice would you give to somebody that's watching right now and think, i can do that, too? >> i think follow your gut. when you read a story about a massively successful artist, you hear them say, i followed by gut. i trusted myself. you never hear them say, i did what my gut was telling me to and it didn't work out. follow your heart. you will manifest what you want, if you believe in it. >> halsey is being modest. she co-wrote her album on it.

tons of visuals. how do you stay connected to these people? your relationship with your fans is admirable. >> i want to say it's an extra effort from me. but i have a great memory. i never forget a face. everyone has a special story. i remember how we met. i always will. that will never leave me. >> ready to sing again? >> i guess so. >> ladies and gentlemen, halsey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ she doesn't kiss me on the mouth anymore ♪ ♪ it's more environmental and she doesn't look me in the eyes anymore ♪ ♪ too scared of what she'll see somebody hold me ♪ ♪ i wake up all alone

and i'm thinking of your skin ♪ ♪ i remember, i remember what you toll me ♪ ♪ we're not lovers we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the single hunger to be loved ♪ ♪ to feel anything at all we're not lovers ♪ ♪ 'cause we're just strangers with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved ♪ to feel anything at all she doesn't call me on the phone anymore ♪ ♪ she's never listening she swears it's innocent ♪ ♪ she doesn't let me have control anymore ♪

♪ i must have crossed the line i must have lost my mine ♪ ♪ wake up all alone wyotouched loversn hunger ers ♪ i mess the memories replaying in my h of a forever, you and me ♪ ♪ but all you're missing is my body ♪ ♪ so, we're not lovers 'cause we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ we're not lovers we're just strangers ♪ ♪ with the same damn hunger to be touched ♪ ♪ to be loved

to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ anything to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ anything to feel anything at all ♪ ♪ mm, mm [ cheers and applause ] >> a big thank you to lauren jauregui. first, this is "today" on nbc.

welcome back to our citi concert stage on a friday morning. halsey is about to sing aay.ovee overflowing edge but you're a masterp s covered ♪

♪ it e's true ♪ ♪ you're a vision in the morning when the light came through ♪ ♪ and i've only felt religion when i've lied with you ♪ ♪ you said you'd never be forgiven until your boys are due ♪ ♪ you awaken every morning but it's not with you ♪ ♪ you're dripping like a saturated sunrise ♪ ♪ and you're spilling like an overflowing sea ♪ ♪ you ripped it up but you're a masterpiece and you're tearing through the pages ♪

♪ everything is blue his pills his hands his jeans ♪ ♪ now, i'm covered in the colors ♪ ♪ pulled apart at the seams and it's blue ♪ ♪ and it's blue ♪ everything is gray his hair, his smoke, his dreams ♪ ♪ now, he's so devoid of color ♪ he don't know what it means but he's blue ♪ ♪ and he's blue [ cheers and applause ] >> i couldn't be happier. ♪ everything is blue his pills, his hands, his jeans ♪ ♪ and now, i'm covered in the colors ♪ ♪ pulled apart at the seams and it's blue ♪

♪ and it's blue ♪ everything is gray his hair, his smoke, his dreams ♪ ♪ and now, i'm so devoid of color ♪ ♪ he don't know what it means and he's blue ♪ ♪ and he's blue ♪ blue everything is blue ♪ ♪ everything is blue everything is blue ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you guys so much. >> hear more from our summer concert artists at applemusic.com/today. our thank.

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the forecast. jersey shore, upper 70s. low 80s and plenty of sunshine across the entire delaware valley. we may see a spot shower early and possibly one isolated shower for the outer suburbs and lehigh on sunday, temperatures climbing into the 90s and to kickoff a heatwave that ends on tuesday. vai, back to you. >> erika, thank you. jessica, how about the people on the roads? >> not so much. we're not starting our friday on

a good note yet at least on 95, from it t pretty big delays. 29 minutes from 495 to 295 and that's usually about a ten-minute trip. also, service delays blocking the rails between 58th and 49th. they are shuttle bussing service on woodland avenue. >> j.b., thank you. the first week of the bill cosby trial will wrap up today where jurors will hear a fifth day of testimony. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his home in 2004. cosby and his lawyers say the contact was consensual. a man is on life support after being shot in the head in lehigh. surveillance photo shows him getting into a fight with another man in a nearby deli.

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this morning on "today's take," professional wrestler john cena tags in as co-host. it's freebie friday. find out what our fans on the mr plaza and you at home can win. and the "bad moms" are back, all set for the sequel. alat and more, coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning to you. look at this crowd. welcome to "today" on this freebie friday morning, june 9th, 2017. starting with a little funk this morning. listening to "closer" by the chain smokers, featuring halsey, who just put on an incredible live concert on our plaza.

sh she's young, right? >> early 20s. >> 22. >> and has a good relationship to her fans. they were staring at her. >> and you can tell she is genuinely happy to be there. we'll hear from her later this morning. and then, you know them, you love them, your favorite guest co-host. you're not even a guest. >> john cena. there you go. >> appreciate it. >> i was holding on to hot packs. >> really? you're holding on to hand warmers. >> it's always really cold in here. and i'm the only one that feels it. you're always hot. >> maybe it's not cold. clearly, just you. >> i guess it is my -- >> the hand warmers. >> if it's me, it's me. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for squeezing us in. >> he's a busy man. let me back up. how is wedding planning? the last time he was here, he popped the question in epic

fashion. she had the j. lo fan going. you have fans on the bottom? >> that was outdoor. that was the citrus bowl. 75,000 people. al roker was there. i was supernervous. wwe a like me and sometimes they don't. i was expecting for them to give me hell. if that happened and maybe she didn't say yeswhatever. supernervous. >> it's so adorable. >> maybe she doesn s audience, . it's weird they're like, no, no, no. she looks the face or come on. >> you know what it was? watching? it felt like it wastanding ther. and like i said, she had the earth fan going. it's called wind. >> certainlyit was a moment.

and doing it on television wase forever. we can relive that excitement. it's really cool. i'm shirtless. my manoobs are all out. i don't think we're doing wwe weddings. they tend to be smash cakes. i'm going to cut my losses and hedge my bets right there. >> speaking of wearing clothes for the wedding. did you see the video -- what were you doing? >> taking off our clothes. this was on the youtube channel. we decided to celebrate 500,000 subscribers, doing it crazy style. there was an accident that happened eventually. that was my fault. >> oh, no. >> you got to watch later on. yeah. >> what a tease. >> you have to go to the youtube channel and watch it. >> did you drop the blur? >> no. you're going to have to see. >> were you really naked?

>> it was a mistake? >> were you naked? >> you have to watch the video and decide for yourself. i don't know what you're talking about. >> let's talk about something you can talk about. >> yeah. >> "american grit 2" are you excited for that? >> i am. a little clip of it. we decided to do something different. last year, we took established, determined people to see who had the most grit. and this year, to be more relatable to our audience, we take a cast of characters that are lost their grit. they're going through personal deficiencies or life problems. i have a great set of military mentors thatm get back on track. sunday nights on fox, we urge everybody to find their grit. >> can we see a clip? >> i want to hear. >> this is where we fight it. somebody's pulling. back up we go. >> in the zone, wow. >> and she's just all-smiles.

>> we're still on. we're still on. >> not too bad. you made it through the first drip. there it is. nobody's pulling. you drop right now, you go home right now. >> you see, that's on sunday. we had contestants that had fear of water, fear of heights. and like fear of own environment. being upside down, down in the water and -- >> all three of those are my biggest fears. >> and how about all at once? >> i know. >> shouldn't you not be upside down for that long? >> they have -- you'll find on the show. they have a rip cord they can pull anytime they want. it's a matter of determination and find your grit. >> no wonder you had no sympathy when i told you i was tired. >> i'm fine. >> it's warm in here. >> that's good stuff. we were talking before the show, there's so many shows that are

being filmed in georgia. >> yes. >> yesterday, i with us in atlanta to meet the cast of "bad moms." "bad moms christmas." you're going to love it. i told them. the first time i saw "bad moms," i was on a plane. i was supposed to be prepping for an interview. i was looking at the movies. i watched "bad moms" laughed out loud. it was so relatable. we have felt pressure to be the perfect mom. she comes in with doughnuts. >> i feel those pressures all the time. >> but dads do feel some pressure. >> i can relate to the bad mom pressure. >> they said this time around, even more guys will enjoy "bad moms christmas." i think they thought they were going to a chick flick. and the guys ended up enjoying it. this time, it's the moms with their moms, their tv moms. it's really going to be good. >> that's a good concept.

>> they were very revealing, too. talked about not only their characters, but their lives. we'll have that coming up. >> i saw an instagram. were you at a trampoline house? >> oh. >> i don't know if we have it. it's called sports zone. like a new -- trampolines all over the room. you can jump all over the place. >> so much fun. >> stupid fun. what do you call those ac tnk. >> in atlanta? >> i tcountry. can you imagine? itos down. >> that's true youpack" down the andfoundation. nt.et to speak with bill next i'm going to keep it under wrs. happy to be

asked to a groundbreaking announcement. very good stuff happening next week on behalf foundation and bill and melinda gates. >> they're the real deal when it comes to giving. >> i cannot wait to talkthat it's going to be interesting. >> we're going to air the interview. >> i hope so. it's a big announcement. >> you know what i did yesterday? >> what did you do? >> i napped for 20 minutes. >> that's kind of a big deal. when did you find time to do that? >> i don't know. i closed my eyes for a minute. and the house was quiet. >> were you out cold? >> i think i just napped. i looked at the clock and it was 20 minutes. >> there you go. >> kudos to you. >> that's what i did. speaking of secrets you can't reveal yet. you know what time it is? >> what time is it? >> game time. >> i love games. i'm so good at "today" show games.

>> anything clever? >> it's secrets of cena. >> all right. this sounds like -- once again. >> deodorant. >> typical "today" show setup. >> gavin put popcorn in it for you. >> to make it more appealing? >> dive right in. >> what do i do? how do we play the game? is it just me purgie ining my secrets? what's the worst injury i've suffered during a wrestling match. what's the worst injury i caused. i cause my opponents' feelings to be hurt. and the worst injury i ever had, i had my nose shifted to the side of my face. it's documented. and i ended up wrestling 15 minutes with the nose on the side of my face. >> could you breathe? >> through my mouth. >> why didn't you say, let's stop now? >> i don't do that. >> grit. >> exactly. >> you have one of the most famous scenes in "train wreck,"

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ticket and get on and sit down. >> let's look at twitter. >> 87% of people said no. >> well, okay. >> they would not fly on a self-flying plane. >> well, my message was rather convincing. >> we might see those numbers change. >> what was that quote? >> what ifs, hold back invent n invention. >> it wasn't invention fail. >> something deep. >> you'll all be laughing when you're in the pilotless planes. >> don't you want that guy to say, good afternoon, there's a tailwind of 50 degrees? >> what planes were you flying? >> yesterday. we're about to face turbulence. >> i'm not saying that pilots are bad. but if we can automate it, let's ead .r. >>brea and we don'tdpphe best part. andou

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rosemary, back to you. police are releasing new information about a shooting involving a philadelphia officer. surveillance video obtained by nbc 10 shows the moment that the 29-year-old man was shot and killed by a police officer near honey park avenue. the man appears to be running away from the officer. we froze that video the moment the man goes down. earlier today, commissioner richard ross told us what the officer said to the man when he sensed he was pulling a gun. >> he said he himself looked the guy in the face and said, don't do it, man. don't do it. and as if to say, don't pull that gun out. >> right now the officer is on leave pending the investigation. the family of the 29-year-old man who died is now calling for justice. i'm rosemary connors. another update in 25 minutes. now back to the "today" show. vee and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed.

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you're everywhere. i can't pretend like i'm a die-hard hockey fan. what is this? >> the energy of hockey is great. if you go there live, it's even better. and the scene in nashville, that's as cool a scene as i've seen for any sport, in the 25 years i've been doing this. pittsburgh won last night. they're one game away from winning the stanley cup for the second-straight year. but the nashville fans are nuts. as loud as i ever heard. you heard hoda lost her voice. we'll see if they can force a game seven. >> fun to watch for everybody. >> i'll be at the belmont tomorrow. >> you will? >> betting on horses like i did. first time you're at the belmont stakes. are you getting into the horse racing thing? >> the people around horse racing is great. it was so much fun. the derby and the preakness winners on there. but we have patch.

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outside.w minutes before 10:00 fill us in. >> any clouds that cer'rinly cl. upper 80s by tomorrow but star sunday through tuesday, possibly record-breaking temperatures on monday and tuesday with temperatures climbing into the mid-to upper 90s. back to you, rosemary. >> thanks, erika. and now to jessica boyington with the traffic.

>> we're doing okay but there's construction here at 422 on route 23. you can see construction in both directions. police activity there as well. one lane getting by in both directions. watching for a crash on plymouth road around germantown pike road. rosemary, back to you. day five of the bill cosby sex assault trial is under way. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his home in 2004. he and his lawyers contend that the contact was consensual. today, a charity run will happen later on today to help two girls from our area battling severe illnesses. the event is called the chicken run at midnight this evening wrapping up with a 3k run down town. the money raised from the event will go to help a pair of 13-year-olds. i'm rosemary connors. another update in about 25 minutes. have a good one.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> we have made it, dean. >> we d it. you had a heck of a week. >> i'm just glad you're here at the end. friday, june 9th. dean cain is in for kath. when they hear you're filling in, the staff is happy. something happens when you show up here. i don't know whether it's you know everybody, you're friendly with everybody. >> yes. and i bring the california weather out here. >> we've been freezing for the last god knows what.