directly. as you might expect, trump still has plenty more to say. the party went on without donald trump. >> i'm not sorry that he's not here. conservative convention would have been trump's place to rail against political correctness. instead they fired away at him. >> mr. trump ought to apologize. >> trump's attack on moderator megyn kelly after she challenged his comments about women. >> give me a break. doig we want to win? do we want to insult 53% of all voters? >> trump's invitation had been revoked but questions about him persisted. other candidates, like mike huckabee were tired of talking trump. >> i'm running for president. i'm not running for the social media critic for somebody else who is running for president.

>> trump's turmoil turned inward saturday. a new fight spilled into public view. long time business ally and adviser, roger stone is out. stone provided his resignation letter which cited the current controversies involving personalities and provocative media fights. stone wrote, "i no longer can remain involved in your campaign." more controversy. the campaign claimed mr. trump fired roger stone. and the reason they gave. that roger wanted to use the campaign for his own publicity. trump's top iowa campaign aide and former contest tant on his show the apprentice, tana girts likes his combative style. >> of course his tone will change when he's president. if you go after him, he's sending in the missiles right now. >> reporter: that has bnt donald trump method. when he's attacked, he attacks back. some of the candidates will be reluctant to go after him.

criticizing his words but not discouraging him from participating in the race. many of the conservatives we've talked to say the people should decide his fate over time and not organizations like the party or some of the official groups. craig? >> kelly o'donnell for us this morning in atlanta. kelly, thank you. donald trump will be on "maneet the press" with chuck todd. >> good morning, erica. >> these are far from the most inflammatory things that donald trump has ever said. yet, the reaction really does seem to be different. why is the tide turning at this point? is it the tone or the target? >> i think it's a little bit of everything. i think it's the accumulation, number one. if you look at it, he's been growing the amount of people he's insulted over the years, starting during the berger movement and moving to hispanics with his comments about mexicans and veterans with john mccain. now women with megyn kelly.

it adds to the angst that kelly is a star that -- this has last straw feel to it, number one. second, the republican party, i think many leaders now know, now. at a time when they have got to figure out how to unite and -- they're demographically challenged going up against democrats in '16. this isn't helping. >> kelly talked about the fact that in the past, any targets have been reluctant to respond in any way to donald trump because he attacks back. that seems to be waning a little bit too. jeb bush was very clear when he said, the real issue here is that he could push aside voters, specifically, women voters. how much is that a part of the equation at this point? >> i think that's the issue now. it's sort of all of the candidates, many of them, i don't want to say all of them. not all of them are taking direct shots. behind the scenes they all say this. at first it was trump is trump and they think the swing voters would separate trump from the republican party. now there's a concern that

trump's problems will now bleed into the republican party here and start to stain them even for the long-term. i think that that's what jeb bush is talking about. i think many of the candidates are saying to themselves, if donald trump's words are used against them if they're the nominee. jeb bush, think scott walker. what they said in the moment will matter in pushing back against that criticism. >> there's been a lot made again recently about this phone call that happened between former trump. in recent days, both camps have denied that in the phone call the presidential race was discussed at all. it hasn't silenced speculation. it's interesting. what do you make about the renewed buzz about that call. >> there's plenty that believe donned trum isn't a real conservative. positions on health care and even on taxes. they think that he's nothing more than some sort of democratic plant.

the clintone phone call feeds into that narrative. whatever that phone call was about. and i think that it sort of is just nervousness. he did a belly flop in the republican pool. he's suddenly dominating the race. conservatives who would wish somebody else would do it are wondering how did this happen, why is he doing this? they're going to conspiracy. >> chuck, thanks. always nice to see you. we'll see you in a little bit when donald trump joins you on "meet the press." police in texas asked the fbi to join the investigation into a deadly shooting of a 19-year-old college football player. there's a firestorm of outrage online as a critical new piece of evidence emerges. mark potter has that story. >> reporter: in a security camera video outside a car dealership. christian taylor can be seen jumping on a vehicle and breaking out the windshield which police say he did after

his fatal encounter with officers. later on the tape, he can be seen driving this vehicle through a locked gate there and in the distance driving through a glass door on to the showroom floor. >> suspect is still inside on the property. >> 14, can they give us any description of what type of vehicle he might be crawling into? >> he broke into possibly a gray-colored ford mustang. >> reporter: police can be seen arriving at the dealership shortly afterward. with taylor roaming inside the building, they told him to lie on ground but he refused. >> there was a confrontation between officers and mr. taylor i which led officer brad miller to discharge his weapon striking mr. taylor. four rounds were fired during this incident. >> reporter: police say 19-year-old taylor, a football player at angelo state university died at the scene. he was not carrying a weapon. the officer, 49-year-old brad miller, just graduated from the

police academy in march. he was still being supervised by a training officer. police say details of the confrontation with taylor and the shooting are still being gathered. the fbi has been asked to join the investigation. >> our pledge is to provide these answers in the most thorough and expeditious manner possible. >> reporter: taylor's family held a vigil saturday night. questions whether he actually had to be killed. >> he was by him search. i would think there would have been other methods or manners you could have done to take him down or whatever. >> police await autopsy and toxicology reports and will be very public with their findings. for "today," mark potter, nbc news. meantime, in missouri, today marks one year to the day since the death of michael brown. the black teenager was shot dead by a police officer in the city of ferguson. it sparked months of protests and violence. at least 200 protesters took to

the streets outside police headquarters overnight. ron allen has been covering the story since the beginning. good morning. >> reporter: during the past year, ferguson is so much more than the death of michael brown at the hands of darren wilson. it's raised national awareness between police encounters in cleveland, baltimore and new york to name a few. a year later, for some much has changed. for others, progress has been slow and there are still cries for justice. >> give us the serenity -- >> on this painful anniversary, michael brown's family still mourns. >> he walked to the store and he never came back. i don't know how you explain that. >> reporter: brown's father leading marches through the streets. streets still scarred by remind reminders of the battlefield ferguson became. >> does this place -- is this street back? >> it is not back. but we're working on it. >> reporter: wesley bell is one of three african-americans on the city council.

the new police chief, top judge and city manager also are black. in a city where a justice department report had said that the police and the courts were biased against minorities. ferguson's leaders reject that sweeping allegation and say they're making changes. all officers wear body cameras. >> do you think kids feel different. >> trust is to be earned. that's a long process, particularly with the police. >> reporter: they're looking the causes of -- from raising the minimum wage to improving local schools. >> are you satisfied with where ferguson is a year later, sir? >> it's a long process that has been decades in the coming. >> reporter: despite fears of flight, most of the 200 businesses damaged by the unrest have stayed. back then, queens green showed us her damaged a salon. >> everything is smoke and water damaged. >> you've been pretty busy the last year or so. >> married with a newborn.

finally hoping to reopen in a new location by labor day. >> we're still not in business. so i won't say i feel good. but like i said, i'm hopeful. >> reporter: overnight, there was a shooting incident in ferguson. police say one man was injured. one man hochtized. the rear window of a police car shattered by the crossfire. criminal activity apparently unrelated to the ferguson anniversary. the anniversary. unlike a year ago, so far things erica. >> thank you, ron allen. let's go to frances rivera with more on a gruesome find in houston, texas, overnight. >> really horrific in houston. police doing a home welfare check called in the s.w.a.t. team after seeing the body of a dead boy. with the negotiator's help, they were finally able to enter only to find eight people shot to death. five were children. the suspect in the murder surrendered at the scene. in florida, april

37-year-old woman is recovering after losing her arm in a vicious alligator attack. >> bitten off of the shoulder by an alligator. we are dispatching a boat now. >> witnesses only looked on in horror as the woman was mauled by the gator. >> this is how big around it was from the mouth. then you see the bathing sue hanging. he had her whole bathing suit. >> they rushed to the river in central florida saturday afternoon. >> after i get in the water, she was totally naked. her arm was gone. >> she was swim wg a group of people when she went off alone to a more remote area of the river. the gator struck, and bit her underwater. >> blood everywhere on the kayak and canoes. >> the officials say a nearby canoer heard the woman's screams and rushed over to save her. >> me and my friend did what we felt necessary to do. to lend april hand to another human being.

>> canoers got her to shore and she was quickly taken to the hospital. trappers are still looking for the gator. >> i was so scared because i had three kids up there. they were in the water, not as deep as she was. it was very scary. >> really scary moments. keep in mind, this is the second al iligator attack in central florida in as many weeks. a worker was bitten in a deep water pond at a florida adventure park. now to rangers in ye illowstone national park say a hiker was killed in what appears to have been a grizzly bear attack. the man was found off a popular trail in the lake village area of the park. he worked on the park property for medical clinics. he may have run into a bear protecting cubs. in new york, the daughter of singer annie lenox survived a kayaking accident but searchers are still looking for her boyfriend. tally lenox, the 22-year-old daughter of the grammy winner was in a tandem kayak with boyfriend ian jones when it capsized. she was picked up by a passing

boat. but he has not been found. the two were not wearing life jackets when they were thrown in the water. finally, talk about life an the edge. space x and tesla co elan musk is on edge of that plane there in england. can you see him? >> wow. >> he and his wife spending the day with an english wing walking team and while they were doing so up there, they even found time, oh, yes as everybody does for instagrams self-ie and they asked what could possibly go wrong? >> parachute involved or a rope? >> you hope. >> you got bragging rights. >> we captured it. dylan has a check of the weather for us. >> it's dangerously hot down south. not only warm but the humidity is extremely high temperatures. well over 100 degrees. because of that, we have an excessive heat warnings in effect through the south. ft. worth, texas, 106 degrees.

little rock, 102. the feels-like temperature nearly 115 degrees. keep that in mind. check on the elderly, keep your pets indoors. that's a look at the weather across the country. here's a peek out your window. another beautiful day on tap. lots of sunshine and a high of 83 degrees. delightfully warm and low humidity. none of that mugginess we see in time of year. overnight, down to 68 for a low. partly cloudy. a comfortable night ahead. as we look at the seven-day forecast, we have rain coming tomorrow night and especially on tuesday. showers and thunderstorms there. could have heavy rain and then drying out by wednesday. that's your latest forecast. dylan, thank you. nascar's tony stewart returns to an upstate new york track in just a few hours. very close to the raceway where he struck and kimd a fellow driver a year ago. just this friday, the driver's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against stewart.

nbc's kristen dahlgren has more on that. good morning. >> good morning, craig. legal experts say it's not coincidence that the lawsuit was filed right before this anniversary. stewart was cleared of criminal negligence, but for one of nascar's most famous drivers, the fallout, it seems, it far from over. >> tony stewart is ready to race at watkins glen. after last year's tragedy, still carrying a heavy burden. >> i don't think i'll ever be the same. i don't see how anybody could be. >> reporter: it was this weekend, 2014 when stewart hit kevin ward, jr., as they raced small sprint cars on a nearby dirt track. it shows ward getting out of his car to confront stewart when he's hit. toxicology tests showed ward had marijuana in his system. a grand jury investigation cleared stewart who called it an accident. but in a civil suit filed on friday, ward's parents call it wanton, reckless and malicious.

the lawsuit claims other drivers slowed and avoided ward. but not stewart. >> the standard is was he negligent? was he reckless? should he have slowed down? really, they're asking to speculate on what was in his head and what he was thinking. >> reporter: in a statement, ward's parents called kevin the light of their lives adding they hope to hold tony stewart responsible and show him there are real consequences. for stewart, often viewed as a hot head on and off the track, there is already been a cost. >> it's been the worst season of his life. he's been in a huge slump most of the year. he hasn't had many races in which he's been a contender to win. >> reporter: as he gets ready to race again, many couldn't help but go back to that night one year ago. >> i'm trying to not think about it. i have a feeling it's going to get brought up a lot this week. doesn't help you continue to move forward with it. >> that was stewart talking on wednesday before the suit was filed. he hasn't commented since.

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it. good morning. a beautiful look at lower manhattan. it is 9:26. morning. august 9th. i'm kerry barrett. four people have been hurt in a island. you can see bright orange glow from the flames tearing through this home. this was in st. james. a family of three were rescued and rushed to the hospital. they were treated for smoke inhalation. one of the victims, we're also hearing, has some pretty serious burns. it took crews more than an hour to get the flames out that home. >> one of the concerns we had were the houses to the left and the right of the structure. the heat on the right side of the structure started to burn

the siding off the house. so we deployed a hose line and put that out pretty quickly. >> unfortunately, that house is a total loss. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that fire. big crowds expected to line 6th avenue for the festive and colorful dominican day parade. the costumes and floats will make their way through beginning about noon. sibila vargas will be part of the fun. and former mets pitcher pedro martinez is the grand marshal this year. the 25th annual hong kong dragon boat festival continues in queens at corona park. you can enjoy the dragon boats themselves and a lot more. the high today around 83. tonight, cloudy. comfortable, though. that's good. heavy thunderstorms expect and showers on tuesday. sunny and nice for the remainder of the week. day tuned for more "weekend today" and gus, raphi and myself

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moves to the plaza. young dapper california brothers. america's got talent vying r for a million dollars. we have a fantastic crowd on the plaza to welcome 13-year-old zack and his 10-year-old brother cameron. i love it. >> i love it. >> this is great. >> awesome. >> we had a great time watching you practice earlier this morning too. craig and i realized we don't have any moves like yours. good thing you're competing. your name is "the gentlemen." where did you come up with that? >> or choreographer came up with it because even though we're kids, we are gentlemen and we dance like gentlemen. >> i now know why. fellow filipinos. gentlemen, very handsome too. >> how would you describe your moves? how would you describe them? >> some smooth moves. >> how long have you been dancing? >> for seven years. >> i've been dancing for four years.

>> what made you want to start and turn it into an act? >> well, our mom wanted to because we're brothers and we have a good dance moves. we wanted to show everyone how good we are. >> any voting parties planned back in california? >> we're telling our friends to vote for us and tell their friends. >> show us why to vote for you. we'll get out of your way and you can show us those smooth moves. zack and cameron. we'll be watching. great to have you with us. america's got talent airs right

here on nbc both tuesday and wednesday. 8:00, 7:00 central. don't miss it. still have a lot to come in this half hour. guess who landed a guest role on the hit show "suits." >> i did. >> even got her own trailer. talk about the star treatment. she'll take us behind the scenes as she prepares for her speaking role. very exciting. >> that dress was about $3,000. >> did you get to keep it? >> i didn't get to keep it. i could have stayed in the closet all day long with that wardrobe. coming up later, did you know a little town in michigan is the magic capital of the world. this week, modern day harry houdinis are showing off their new tricks and we have a front row seat. also ahead, hillary smith has an ode to summer produce. tis the season, it wouldn't be august or september without the succulent tomatoes and that fresh corn. with harry, it's eating only the best of the best. >> so much to get through this half hour. let's start here.

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$18 million in prize money is at stake. some sports have 27 million people watching live, which is more than the stanley cup, the 2014 world series and the 2015 nba finals. >> there's excite and there are incredible plays and swings in the game. >> fans mesmerized by the skills and players rising out of poverty and struggle. >> this is the son of a pakistani immigrant living in the u.s. he trains for hours every day. >> in a virtual blowout -- >> your grand champion. >> he and his team evil geniuses reigned supreme splitting a $6.5 million prize in a competition that offers more fame and pay for a new generation of professional play. for today, nbc news, los >> aren't just for kids. >> make a lot of money.

taking a look now at the headlines. frances? >> we start with donald trump. a top adviser to trum says he quit the campaign after trump's latest attack on megyn kelly. trump is saying he fired the key operative. new video of a black teenager vandalizing cars at a texas dealership right before he was shot to death by a rookie police officer. now, the fbi is joining the investigation. the national park service says a hiker found dead in yellowstone national park was the victim of a grizzly bear attack. rangers say tracks left behind suggest an adult female grizzly and at least one cub were involved in that attack. dylan is back now with a check of the weather. back outside. dylan? >> every once in a while you find a creative sign. i'm going to read this one to you. we don't come here daily we're hoping instepped of being criers, you'll make our eyes dryer, we'd love to join ms. jones in

tones. >> did you come up with that yourself? >> i had a little bit of help u fantastic job. >> across the country, we have a chance of stronger storms today, especially right through parts of southern south dakota. that's where we could see hail and damaging wind gusts. we have very, very dangerously hot temperatures down south with a feels-like temp around 115 degrees. warm and not too humid and scattered showers and storms building back into the great lakes and stretching down into the southeast into tomorrow. still dealing with monsoonal moisture and temperatures northwest. west coast looking good. mid-70s. that's a look at the weather across the country. here's a peek out your window. >> good morning everyone. another beautiful day on tap. temperatures in the 70s right now. lots of sunshine today. a high of 83 degrees. delightfully warm and low humidity. a warm mix of sunshine and clouds.

overnight tonight, down to 68 e for a low. it's partly cloudy, a comfortable night ahead. the seven-day forecast, we have rain coming tomorrow night and especially on tuesday. showers and thunderstorms there. could have heavy rain and we're drying out by wednesday. >> and that's your latest forecast. guys? >> all right, dylan. thanks. still to come, we'll take you to the magic capital of the world where harry houdini's biggest rivals got a start. first, our own dylan dreyer, bringing the heat to hit show "suits" getting a guest role. we don't want to miss this. nd of wrap itself around me... my mind just goes kind of blank- and the next thing i know it's morning. with tempur-flex you've got the spring and bounce of a traditional mattress and it also adjusts to my body. my cloud feels so comfortable. it feels like somebody's hugging you. how can a bed do that? this is the best investment of your life because this is where dreams are made. (vo) there's a tempur-pedic for

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when it comes to tracking storms, the coolest stories in the world, we know, dylan can bring the heat. >> yes, she can. >> she's brought a lot of sizzle to the set of "suits" after scoring a guest role. >> some intro. >> you know, it is really cool when we get to go on the set of any show. it's that's much more awesome when it's a show i'm a huge fan of. when they offer me a speaking role next to the actors i love and a wardrobe worth thousands of dollars. i'll never forget. >> suits a glimpse inside a top new york city law firm. mixing everything from high fashion to high drama. >> we're a law show that isn't about cases, but it's about people. >> we all have our insecurities and our vulnerabilities. i think ultimately that's why people really relate to this show. >> there's so much drama in this show. how often do you guys break down'while you're filming? >> it's not even a case of the giggles.

that would be a complete understatement. ca watch this. >> the outfits you have on the show, what do you guys think of wardrobe and how fun is it to play dress-up? >> it's great when we're barbie dolls standing in front of the mirror. look what i get to wear. cut to 12 hours later when we're crippled and our toes are doing this. >> living up to the show's name. wardrobe is a closeted of coutured fashion. >> this is armani. >> vein di. >> this is why i like everythingment. tom ford. >> gorgeous. >> oscar de la renta. >> i only wore these once. valentino. >> everything is purchased and tailored to our bodies. >> even though i was only here for a guest appearance -- >> i have my own trailer. i don't even have any lines in this episode. i still get a traile here's the inside. about half the size of my apartment in new york. we've got a living room, and

we've got a bathroom and a tv. what else do you need? this is so much better than my desk at the "today" show. i'm wagt for hair and makeup now. i'll just rest. >> after my beauty rest, i met with their glam sq d. >> it's a whole new me. then finally my turn to play dress-up. >> just a little dress by a designer named gucci. >> this has nice detailing in the back. victoria beckham. fits me perfectly. the shoes are fantastic. i think i'm sold. back onset, jitters set in. >> scary. >> i'll take it. >> i haven't been nervous this whole time because i haven't had a line. they said, do you want a line? i'm not going to turn it down. but now i'm nervous. >> moments later, lights, camera, action! >> and cut. >> thank you. >> i'm going to say i nailed it.

see if it hits the cutting room floor. >> did it hit the cutting room floor? >> it did. >> i thought i nailed it. i think we have the deleted sign. >> do you have that file. yes, it's all set. >> great. thank you. how did they cut that? >> come on. >> you were great. >> i smell emmy. >> i agree. >> you seem very natural. >> that was only the second take. that's how good i was. >> it's true. >> we knew you when. >> that dress, everybody is like did you get to keep the dress? did you goat keep the dress? >> no, i didn't. >> hey don't get to keep any of the wardrobe. sometimes it's out on loan. but i have to bring everything back. >> it's beautiful. >> it felt expensive and nice. >> what was the cast like? >> they were so lovely. it was so fun to see them. because on the show, there's not a lot of. they don't break down. it's very dramatic and in person.

they were so fun and just easy to talk to and hang out with. interview. i had such a cough hat i had to excuse myself several times to go cough in a corner. they were very accommodating and nice. >> it's great. >> fun to share some of that through your eyes. >> they should have you back. >> i agwee. >> say it again. >> we'll start a campaign for etyou. >> dylan, thanks. >> you can catch "suits" on the usa network at 9:00, 8:00 central. >> au>cas we continue our sunday stories, a generation of harry houdinis after these messages. urance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacolent, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. p with liberty mutual new car replacement, pae'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new

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back now on a sundaynuamorning with the tale of a small sleepy town ie michigan that this weowekend is a little bit more like a scene out of harry potter. >>a from card tricks to disappearing objects, we go inside a show like no other. >> show me a trick. >> this weekend, colon, michigan is living up to its nickname. the magic capital of the world. the 78th annual magic get-together is swellir he population of this 1200-person

village with hundreds of performers of prest dijtation. he's been coming since 1956. >> it's like greeting family when you come back again. >> beginners like 9-year-old maya green. >>hat's in your hand snoo? >> leo lee came from hong kong. >>sy it's well-known around the yes. >> magicians show each other tricks. trying to outdo each other and trying to learn from each other. >> raises the bar for everyone. i've shown you a card trick. guess what? i'm going to show you another wa-fy tor do it. organizers say the gathering has given early encouragement to well-known ers,rmerp like vegas star lance burton. in 1977 he won the get together's talent show when he was just 17 years old. when magicians come to colon, mich an for their annual

get-together, not all performances are on stage. sometimes you find them walking down the street. >> it's sponsored by c on's as-year-old abbott magic company. >> wow. this is our showroom. greg is the son of the co o-founder. they still make tricks by hand. dove harnesses, egg bag. >> the roots go back to 1926 when famed performer harr blackstone, sr. shows it as a summer home. the high school's mascot, hare e blackstone. >> push that all the way. >> it's attracting a new generation. for "to y," john yang, nbc o.news. colon, michigan. very cool. you said you took magic lessons. >> w n i was mach younger. i was a little boy. but to move to the next level, you had to spend a bunch of money on the stuff you had to use to perform and mykay, ir was

like, we're not doinggthat. >> could you make us disappeir? >> behold, magto of television. try it again. behold -- >>er there we go. >> look at that. reappear. here we go. television. >> do it again. >> craig. >> everybody -- this is why i got out of magic. this is why i stopped. >> you need a few more lessons. that's why i stopped. >> up next, harry smith dishes up his take on summer's most succulent foods. that's next. yeah, there you go... wait! oh, no! there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. and unitedhealthcare has ways to make the system simpler. like virtual doctos visits. what happened here? i cave in too hot.

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wi, th harry, it's unfortunate but true. summer is nearing an end. soon a lot of kids back at school, others getting ready. >> yeah. some parents are saying it's not a bad thing. >> there is that part. >> harry smith is here to tell us, this is the time to savor thdoe best of summer. >> it's the sweet spot. the month when a lot of people take time off, take it easy a little bit and some of the best of august ispe as near as your backyard or the local farm stand. august is a month like no other. if y love fresh produce, august is the sweet spot. farm stands groaning under the weodht or vine wipened toma oes, sweet corn, green beans, squash, peaches too. it is indeed a time for glorious food. much of our aroduce lost its way over the years, uniformity and

portabil my ru.ned tomatoes for decades. the apple industry had us convinced the washington delicious was once the only one we wanted to eat. we haven't touched one in years. the tomato rev lution has been a godsend for us lere of the autiful fruit. the scent alone is sublime. now the colors, yellows and puyorples to g with the beautiful rellds. in a restaurant, always ask where the tomatoes are fro. the locals rarely disappoint. and corn. somewhere on earth it is a sin that we love sweet corn so much. you can get an argument started over which variety is best. some corn lovers are diehards. only one color will do. but peaches and cream hav me whlted many hearts. don't leave it in the hot water too long, though. if the corn starts to cook, you might as well get it out of the can. soon your neighbors will be leaving grocery bags filled with zucchini on your doorstep. as a good neighbor, it is your duty to say thank you.

it is not your duty to eat . >> let's get this straight here. harry smith, not exactly a zucchini fan? >> no, no. it's fine. who wants a bag full. >> zucchini bread. >> that's a lot. >> i get a lot of flack for being from new jersey. the tomatoes are so red, they're almost purpose am. the corn is so sweet, doesn't i love august. >> south carolina, peach. those -- >> don't have samples here. >> i was hoping we'd have a lot of produce. >> my tip for the dade, get the vine ripened tomato, drizzle olr ive oi't crack, crack, crack with the salt and the pepper. >> we were just talking about that. >> change your life. >> on dinner on thursday night. that story in a couple weeks on "today." it was -- you would have been in heaven. >> how commie didn't get that. >> doing a happy dancnte.

>> produce stands. >> elizabeth haskell, harry wants to come. >> before we go this morning, remind to you tune in to meet the press. chuck is talking with donald trump and marco rubio. >> that does it for this sunday edition of "today." thanks for watching. thanks to the crowd on the plaza as well. have a good day.

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turmoil. 6th avenue turning into a parade in midtown. good morning to "today in new york" at 10:00 on this sunday morning. battle. >> i'm gus rosendale. as you say, a big day in the city with the parade. everyone will like the weather. miranda. >> what's not to love about the weather today. sunny, low humidity. temperatures back to the 70s. headed back into the 80s. it's a beautiful sunday ahead. a warm mix of sun and clouds like yesterday. the difference today is we're tracking that rain chance tomorrow night. we need some rain. we're going to get it starting monday night. it's not going to interfere with any weehend plans. here's a live look at storm tracker. nice and quiet out there much as we head deeper into the morning, high pressure staying with us. sunshine from new york city all around the region this morning. temperatures warming up. 76 right now. back to 79 by lunchtime. today's high temperature a hot but comfortable 83 degrees. low humidity giving us one of the best weekends we've seen this summer.

there have been many great weekends so far. the rain in the seven-day forecast coming up. our top story this morning. four people hurt, one seriously in a house fire in suffolk county. >> it happened early this morning at a home in smith town on long island. news 4's sheldon dutes has been at the scene all morning long. sheldon? >> reporter: gus and kerry, good morning. three of the people who got hurt in this fire are all related. they're recovering from their injuries while demolition crews demolish what's left of their home. you can see all the piles of wreckage rights there. this is what that family's home looked like earlier this morning, just after 2:00 a.m. flames and thick plumes of smoke of their home. i spoke to a neighbor who even though he saw all of those flames still ran toward danger to help one of the family members get out. >> just do what you have to do in the heat of the moment.