comcast business. built for business. good morning. breaking overnight. lay low nbc news reporting the president's son-in-law is being advised to keep a lower profile amid reports he tried to set up a secret communications channel before the inauguration. i think he's the premier and most important threat, more so than isis, putin. >> this morning how does the white house get back on track. >> man well noreega has died. he rose to power while working for the cia and later toppled. this morning a look

impact in history. >> unexpected reaction. tiger woods speaks out blaming his dui on prescription medications claiming alcohol was not involved. what will the police report expected to be released today say on that subject? and prince william opens up about the death of his mother in his most candid comments today. today is tuesday, may 30 th, 2017. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. the president is back. but some of the same headlines are persisting. >> that's right. people kind of shake off the holiday weekend. >> new overnight developments regarding the russia investigation and the reports that the president's son-in-law

channel with moscow before the inauguration. we have complete coverage and we'll start with peter alexander. peter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump and his advisers are gearing up for an aggressive effort to push back on allegations involving russia and his presidential campaign. their plan? to establish a war room to deal with all things russia related. white house aides say the effort will be headed by jared kushner, steve bannon and reince priebus as some people are encouraging kushner to lay low with new headlines that raise questions about kushner's contacts with russia. america's commander in chief, president trump, briefly putting politics aside honoring the nation's fallen military heros. >> i believe god has a special place in heaven for those who layed down their lives to other may live free from fear. >> reporter: but heng

feeling the heat. president trump fighting off critical headlines. mr. trump telling the times earlier this week he has total confidence in his son-in-law. the washington post reporting kushner asked about using russian diplomatic facilities to shield the back channel communications from u.s. surveillance. nbc news was first to report the 36-year-old is under fbi skrooutny in the russia investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia though he's not a target of the inquiry. president trump writing jarod is doing a great job for the country. he's respected by virtually everyone adding he's a very good person. the reported back channel effort getting mixed reaction. >> i don't see any mbig issue relative to jarod. any time you can open lines of communication with anyone

not so good friends is a smart thing to do. >> reporter: but some republicans disagree. >> i don't think it's standard procedure prior to the inauguration of a president of the united states by someone who is not in an appointed position. >> reporter: senator mccain offering this striking assessment of vladimir putin. >> i think he's the premier and most important threat, more so than isis. >> reporter: the man heading up the justice department's investigation speaking publicly for the first time here at a college prep school graduation never mentioning the probe. >> you can be smart, aggressive, ar the ti articula arte iyore not honest, your reputation will suffer. >> reporter: also new, nbc news confirmed the shakeup has begun here in the west wing. the first to depart is the communications director, a man by the name of mike

nbc learned president trump is considering bringing in other names as well in the war room. among them potentially the former campaign manager corey lewandowski. we're told that could deepen the divisions within the factions in the white house as more folks here take sides. back to you. >> peter, thank you. >> let's turn to our political analysts josh earnest and nicole wallace. no place like home doesn't quite make sense. what's going to drive headlines this week? >> right before i came on they sent a note saying remind people of the historic moves in the middle east. no one is going to be talking about any of the good things from the trip. they'll be on the cleanup from nato. it was considered to be a debacle that the president didn't confirm to protecting the allies. on the domestic side they have

crisis on their hands with the russia investigation. it's not just to the top echelons. it goes to the deep inner circle of the president's family. >> which is now the perfect segue to talk about the senior adviser and now reportedly somebody who set up or tried to set up a secret communications channel with the russians before inauguration. i should point out the white house has not denied it. the president said he's a good person but not denied that this took place. how significant is that? >> it's quite significant. it raises a really big question. why was it so important for senior trump officials and like you said, not the president himself but the president's son-in-law to be in secret communication outside the listening of the u.s. intelligence in the u.s., and why did it have to happen before president trump took office. it raises new questions

of new reporting that indicates mr. kushner sought to use the channel to meet with a russian banker who has a close personal relationship with vladimir putin. >> they say it was about syria and the civil war there. >> i'm not buying that. why would you want to talk to a russian banker about syria. you would think if you wanted to set it up, you would want president trump to have the benefits of advisors who could all help him formulate a new policy. it seems pretty obvious they had some other intentions. >> jared kushner is not any normal political adviser. he's family. he has weathered a lot of storms and occupies his own space. if his star is starting to fade or the president starts to doubt him, what does that mean? >> i don't accept the president is starting to doubt him. i think he's going to be busier m

i think he's someone who 25 years old his father went to prison and he took over a family empire. it hardens a human being in a way that most political operatives i'd say you and i included have not been tested personally. i think he's a tough guy. i think what continues to trip up the white house, they were so unprepared to assume the office of the presidency that they had no staff. i find it hard to believe that they couldn't wait a few weeks to start engaging in foreign policy. their excuses are nonsensical and even the attorneys are trying to get their arms around the set of facts to see if the excuses hold water. they make no sense when you consider what was happening. they had no cabinet, yet, they had to urgently rush into foreign policy negotiations secretly with russia? it makes no sense. >> you're telling us it's going to be another calm week in washington? >> happy summer, everybody. >> thank you both. >> now to breaking

word that manue l noriega has died. >> good morning. he was a drug lord. he was a dictator and an ally of the united states playing a key role in the iran contra scandal until he was overthrown by u.s. troops in 1990. he was once one of the world's most powerful military strongmen. a career soldier. he served as head of military intelligence after he took over panama's government. after the leader was killed in a plane crash, norieaga installed himself as the country's later. he was a paid informant for the u.s. government. he also trafficked drugs and secretly sold american technology. the u.s. looked the other way forar

importance of the panama canal as an economic waterway and because of noriega's usefulness. >> he's bad news for panama. he's bad news for the region. >> reporter: amid growing unrest in panama, in 1989, george bush ordered the invasion of panama saying norieag's rule was dangerous. nor noriega was flown to miami as a prisoner of war. he was convicted of money launders and drug racketeers in the drug trial of the century. he was released in 2007. he was extradited to france in 2010. a year later he was sent back to panama where he was imprisoned for the rest of his life for crimes committed during his rule.

confirmed the death in a tweet. noriega had been in a medically induced coma after a surgery to remove a brain tumor caused bleeding. isis has now claimed responsibility far suicide car bomb that killed at least 17 people outside of an ice cream shop in baghdad. a surveillance camera captured the explosion last night on a tree line street filled with cars. dozens of people were injured. the blast came days after the beginning of the holy month of ramadan when muslims fast during the day. this morning a second car baming killed at least 14 people in downtown baghdad. british police are turning to the public to help in the investigation of last week's deadly concert bombing. they've released this picture of the suicide bomber hoping for more information on that blue suitcase you

of the attack. lucy is in manchester for us with more on it. >> reporter: good morning. this investigation now focusing on the four days leading up to the attack. salman abedi returned back to england on may 18th. authorities are working to piece together how and where he assembled that bomb. this morning british police are asking for the public's help releasing this photo of the manchester bomber wheeling a large blue suitcase. he was spotted with it at two different locations on the day of the attack. authorities scrambling to piece together salman abedi's movements in his final days. this chilling video obtained by the bbc shows what appears to be abedi casually shopping near the apartment where he stayed just hours before the bombing. this is the place where he built the bomb? >> this is the point at which he finally put together a device that he had spent

making. where the suitcase went between him manufacturing the explosives and coming here to put the bomb together is the final bit that the police are trying to work out. >> reporter: the investigation not slowing down. in their hunt for clues, police combing through nearly 13,000 hours of tv shoot taj, collecting more than 600 pieces of evidence, searching at least 21 locations and counting. a forensic team on monday scouring this landfill on the outskirts of the city. could authorities have stopped the attack? britain's domestic intelligence agency, mi 5 warned about abedi is investigating why it failed to act. was there the potential to thwart this attack? >> there were opportunities. >> reporter: it's been one week since the attack claimed 22 victims, 7 of

last night manchester stopped to mourn and reflect to honor and remember. >> manchester is all about being together at times when we need to be, and honestly, there was nowhere else we were going to be tonight. >> reporter: and for the first time since the attack, the victim's families were turning to the manchester arena for a private vigil. the city grieving alongside them. and there's been grief obviously, but so much inspiration. people have been coming here day after day to pay their respects. makeshift memorials are growing before our eyes. this is a united community that will not cower in the face of terror. the man accused in the fatal stabbing in oregon expected in court today. the victims were good samaritans who tried to stop his hate fuelled rant. miguel almaguer is in portland. good morning. >> rt

that arraignment will happen in court later today. the suspect who was well known to police was caught on tape spewing hate speech. this as some say he was a ticking time bomb waiting to kill. the day before the deadly train attack in portland -- >> it's like we got a muslim bus ride. i'll stab you too. >> reporter: new cell phone video surfaced that police confirmed shows the suspect on a hate-filled tirade. police say the very next day christian yelled anti-muslim and ethnic slurs at two young female passengers on a train before stabbing three men who tried to come to their defense, killing two. >> the first thing i thought about was we're sitting ducks. >> reporter: michael kennedy, a former paramedic reached two victims giving bass cpr as he slipped away. >> he was surrounded by people soothing him and caring for him.

christian was cornered by police. detectives are investigating the alleged white spremist. >> i'm here to be heard. >> reporter: who has a history of hate speech and was seen at a rally just last month appearing to give the nazi salute. >> they lost their lives because of me and my friend and the way we were. >> reporter: this woman said her friend was wearing a hijab when three men came to their defense. >> i want to say thank you to them and their families, that i appreciate them. because without them, we probably would be dead right now. >> reporter: late monday 21-year-old micah flech who are risked his life to help strangers was released from the hospital. ricky bas, a military veteran was a hero in and out of uniform. 23-year-old tale the

was a recent graduate. his sister addressing mourners through a stream of tears. >> reporter: everything he did in his life he had purpose. this morning a growing tribute for victims. after the bloodshed here in oregon, the president sent out this tweet. the violent attacks in portland are unacceptable. the victims were standing up to hate and intolerance. the suspect will be in court later today where he'll face at least two counts of murder. >> miguel almaguer in portland for us, thank you very much. now to texas have weather a scuffle on monday broke out between lawmakers on the house floor. it happened on a final day of the legislative session. one lawmaker said he called immigration authorities on a group of people protesting a ban of

republicans and democrats. one state respective reportedly threatened to shoot one of his colleagues but heart said that was in self-defense after he was threatened with violence. >> you call that a scuffle? no. this is a scuffle. this is a basketballaminan ais omy. it happed a the giants pitcher plunked a washington nationals bryce harper. harper throws his helmet and they start throwing punches. the fists are flying. they apparently had bad blood. can't we just move on? both players were ejected. the nationals go onto win that game 3 -0. that's a baseball. let's go to hockey, a sport often associated with fighting. all calm on monday night. the penguins took an early lead and scored two late goals to

game two wednesday night, you can watch it on nbc sports network. >> wait. hockey is the calmer sport? >> yes. baseball, we had a fight. >> let's get a check on the weather. we're unofficially in summer. >> yes, and severe weather. look at what happened yesterday in north carolina, strong storms taking down some power poles. also flipping over some buildings, causing problems. straight line winds, but we'll be checking that for today. we're looking at strong storms firing up, stretching from new england all the way down into the gulf coast. we do look for showers and thunderstorms this morning. western new york into new york city into washington. strong storms, heavy rain and winds. the first front moves out and wednesday we get another one. and down to the south we're looking at strong storms also today with gulf moisture fueling the storms causing problems today right on into tomorrow. anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of

rain from the gulf coast all the way into the northeast. that's what's going on. we'll get a check on your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. a little mist. though not anything showing up on radar just yet. nonetheless, cloudy and cool start of the day. mostly in the 60s across the area. plan on relatively nice day. a little sunshine. visibility down to a half mile at

montgomery county. upper 70s and low 80s under mostly cloudy. 50% chance of rain and thunderstorms. >> al, thank you. coming up tiger woods speaks out in the wake of his dui arrest. why he says alcohol was not involved. and the new wave that atm people are using to steal your card and pin number. you need to see this. tuesday morning, this is "today" on nbc.

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blocks away. now let's check your commute. good morning, jack. >> good morning. out of springfield a crash on the inner loop up near 236. everything is moved to the right shoulder. maryland south lanes of 29 at route 32. the caller describes debris in the road. back to you. >> jack, thank you. we'll take a break and check your forecast next. stay with us.

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back now. 7:30 on a tuesday morning. it's the 30th day of may, 2017. a back to workday after a long weekend and we're happy to see our crowd back on the plaza. >> this is the tuesday that feels like monday. all day long. good morning. nice to haveou along. breaking overnight the former panama dictator died. the 83-year-old was a one-time u.s. ally but was ousted by an american invasion and spent the rest of his life behind bars. he was in a medically induced coma after complications from a brain surgery. good sit

went to the aide of a police officer. you can see bystanders trying to push a patrol car back on the tires. the officer was pulled out and is being treated at a hospital. look at this frightens incident at a memorial day parade near milwaukee. three people were hurt when ro two runaway ponies broke lose. the ponies were probably startled by fireworks or kids throwing tennis balls. also this morning, we're hearing from tiger woods. following his arrest for allegedly driving under the influence in florida. the legendary golfing claiming alcohol was not a factor. nbc's kerry sanders has more on what tiger is saying. >> reporter: good morning. overnight tiger woods released a statement that said this was an up expected reaction to prescription medication and he

and, of course, to fans. the question now among the many questions is will this now become a distraction for a once elite athlete who's been trying to salvage a storied career. this morning he says he wit was reaction to prescription medications and not alcohol to led to police pulling him over early monday morning. woods releasing a statement that reads in part, i take full responsibility for my actions. i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. the. >> reporter: the latest development gives him a chance to get in front of the story and spin it in a way where it's not as damaging. >> reporter: woods' arrest was big news. his mug shot making headlines around the world. he was booked on suspicious of driving under the influence of alcohol or drug

this morning is free on his own recognizance. his life has been a contradiction. winning the masters when he was just 31. he went onto win 14 major golf championships. in 2009 he fell hard. both personally and professionally. first wrecking his suv, followed by a very public apology for extramarital affairs. >> i am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behavior. >> reporter: that led to a high profile $750 million divorce and the loss of big name sponsors. his golf game never recovered. he has not won a major since 2008. since 2014 he's undergone a series of back surgeries, the most recent last month. just last week he wrote in a blog post, i haven't felt this good in years. i want to say i want to play professional

the authorities in jupiter are expected to release the arrest report later today with full details of what happened early monday morning. >> kerry, thank you. tiger woods has been through a lot over the last decade or so. much of it self-inflected. i find no joy in that story. i wish him the best. we'll take a turn now. mr. roker, what do you have going on? is that the omega blocker? >> not quite. sorry. >> i learned my weather. >> i didn't know the omega block had fans. cool weather in the northeast and the great lakes. grand rapids 69. atlanta 78. 81 in new orleans. heat in the west. later this week we start to warm up in the northeast and great lakes. 77 by friday in new york city. 81 in chicago. atlanta mild, 82 degrees on friday. 84 in houston. and in albuquerque a temperature of 84. that's what's going on around the country.

>> mainly clouds out there and a little bit of fog as well. and a lot of mist. scattered showers as we continue into the afternoon and thunderstorms as we get into the evening. thursday looks like the best day. even for the weekend we have unsettled conditions. temperatures out there right now were 63 in washington. most areas in the low 60s and upper fikts. we continue through the day temperatures in the upper 70s, maybe low 80s and with a little bit of sun. watch for rain chances as we continue in the afternoon. get that weather any time you need it. check out the weather channel on cable. >> thank you. coming up chelsea clinton will be here. she has a new children's book. >> first an important warning before your next trip to the atm. >> good morning. i'm jeff rossen. coming up the new way crooks are ripping you off at the atm, they're not just using skimmers. now they're able to put in tiny cameras to watch you type in your pin in realtime. can

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reader. it looks like part of the machine. as you're withdrawing cash, it's recording your debit card information for the crooks. so how can you tell if your atm is being skimmed? we set up an experiment with west come credit krunon, the makers of atms. i want you to come in closer and look at the atm. this is the kind you'd find at a grocery store. this looks normal to me. apparently it isn't. jim, our cyber security expert is here. what have you done? >> so this is a skimmer. yeah. it's that small. and that easy to place. >> look at the chip. the chip is right there. >> yep. >> reporter: it just slides in? >> yep. >> reporter: that's incredible. i couldn't see that when that was on there. that looks normal. don't you need my pin number? >> i do, but there's also a camera that we stuck in. it's velcroed into the

>> reporter: match them up and empty my bank account? >> i got all your money. >> reporter: we rounded up a group of bank customers giving them atm numbers and pins to use. >> i want you to take $40 out. >> watching it all near nearby, our security expert. >> reporter: you got your money? >> everything okay? >> suspicious? no. >> reporter: customer after customer. not a single person can tell they're being skimmed. >> how did it work? >> perfect. >> it worked well. >> i got the cash. >> reporter: how did the atm work? >> great. it was simple. >> no idea. >> reporter: all their pin numbers recorded on that camera. time for the big reveal. what if i told you i had a skimmer on this the entire time? >> no

>> reporter: you stuck the card in, no problem. >> we didn't see it. >> it looks normal. >> it looks like it's part of the machine. >> reporter: you get your money but have no idea you're being scammed. a couple of things to look for. you want to make sure that everything is flush against. it was the same color but protruded. the real machine is flush. by the way, you're probably saying you still need my pin number to get my number? get what. there was a camera watching your fingers type your pin numbers. look for anything that's not attached. this was velcroed on. and there was a pinhole camera watching your fingers. now i can take the information from the skimmer, match it up with the camera and wipe you out. >> i always thought it was never going to happen to me, and it just did. >> reporter: are you mad at me? >> a little bit. >> reporter: at least your money is safe and we all learned a

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welcome back. welcome back. carson is in the orange room with a surprising superhero battle. >> good morning. wonder woman hits theaters this friday. in some location not every a fan is going to be allowed in. in austin texas they said apologies we're embracing our girl power and saying no mguys allowed for one night. the women's screening quickly sold out. some shared excite. . it also sparked outrage. >> mark adds if there was a guy's only screening of thor, there would be an uproar. in new york they wrote we heard your complaints. another women only women only sale is on sale. that screening sold out within an hour. the theater chain is now talking

screenings to other locations nationwide. here's what we want to know. on twitter we're asking you should theaters be allowed to hold women only "wonder woman" screenings. so far we're at almost 50/50. >> you want to weigh? >> not really. >> absolutely not. no. >> thank you, carson. >> coming up, brady bunch reunion. i miss home. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tango! for the guy who finds a way. always unstoppable.

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7:56 is your time now on this tuesday may 30th, 2017. good morning. we want to get to jack for a look at the commute. jack, good morning. >> good morning. it's not sunny, bright, with any kind of glare but we're slow. 270 southbound a crash in the local lanes near falls road. that's gone in the main lanes after 28. two blocked left lanes. new crash in virginia on fairfax county before wiehle avenue. >> we'll check your forecast next.

it's chilly. we have fog and mist. temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. we're pushing 70s. scatters rain chances and thunderstorms throughout the afternoon. same tomorrow with shower and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. keep that umbrella handy. >> thank you. another local news update for you in 25 minutes. for now back to the "today" show after this short break.

♪ it's 8:00 on "today." coming up royal reveal. prince william opens up speaking candidly about the death of his mother and how 20 years later he's still coming to terms with her passing. >> plus tennis, anyone? i kick off our new summer of yes series by hitting the court with a little help from my friends. >> it's kristy. i hope you're ready to run and sprint. >> i love the sport. t done well for me. >> reporter: and a brady reunion. >> on your mark, get set, go.

us live. we'll talk about the lasting legacy of the show and the passing of beloved the tv mom florence henderson. today is tuesday, may 30th, 2017. >> it is talent tuesday, and we have mattis. yes. we have breaking news on the plaza. >> we're pregnant. >> it's your birthday? >> yes. i'm 65. >> i got another birthday. >> i'm celebrating any 50th on "today." >> what are you celebrating? >> my 18th birthday. >> happy birthday, cally. >> you know who else's birthday it is? >> and good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today." it's tuesday. it's may

nice day. but a little bit cloudy. we did talent in the crowd. we have talented people wandering around out here. >> we have good crowds. >> a lot to get to in this half hour. let's start with the top stories. here is your news at 8:00. >> i'm at the white house where signs of a shakeup may be underway. a senior administration official confirms to nbc the president's communications director is leaving. it comes at the russia crisis is deepening. this morning "the new york times" reporting the president's responsible and top adviser jared kushner was looking for a, quote, direct line to the russian president back in december. a search that may have led to a meeting with a russian banker. the banker has tieso

is under sanction by the united states. kushner is being advised to lay low by some in the west wing after reports he tried to set up a back channel to russian by trying to shield talks from u.s. surveillance. president trump telling the new york times he has total confidence in kushner. the president is also tweeting this morning and tweeting, quote, russian officials must be laughing at the u.s. and how a lame excuse for why the dems lost the election has taken over the fake news. also today, federal officials drafting a wool to roll back a federal requirement that many religious employers provide birth control coverage and health insurance plans. it's part of an effort to follow through on a pledge by president trump to undo the hotly contested obama care policy. expect the birth control mandate and the russia probe to be front and center at the white house today. the man charged with murdering two good samaritans on a commuter train goes before a judge today. polsa

christian stabbed the men on friday when they tried to stop his hate-filled rant against two women he believed to be muslim. in a video recorded the day before that attack, christian is heard yelling slurs aboard another train and threatening violence. he has a history of hate speech and felony convictions. >> reporter: in one of his most candid interviews, prince william is talking about the impact of losing his mother. he's hoping to help others by sharing his personal thoughts. prince william revealing his biggest regret over his mother's death. i would love her to have met katherine and to have seen the children grow up. it makes me sad that she won't, that they will never know her. in an interview the prince saying i still find it difficult now, because at the time it was so raw. it's not like most people's grief, because everyone knows about it. almost 20 years after that

terms with the impact of his mother's death. i'm in a better place about it than i have been for a long time where i can talk about her more openly and remember her better. will talking to a girl in a center in january. then the princes opening up about their loss making a video for their mental health care charity last month. >> we are uniquely bonded because of what we've been through. even her and i over the years have not talked enough about our mother. >> never enough where are william choosing to tell his own story to get others to talk about their emotions and feelings. people can't access services until they feel less ashamed. so we must tackle the stigma. i've been shocked how many people live in fear and in silence because of their mental illness. >> the prince was open. he also spoke about raising his own children, saying i want to g

stable, and secure world. i want george to grow up in a real environment. i don't want him growing up behind palace walls. they want a normal upbringing for their kids. >> i like how william and harry have been up front about their own challenges. i think it leads the way so people feel like they can talk about it and get rid of the stigma. >> yeah. >> coming up, chelsea clinton is here. we'll talk about her new book. it's all about empowering women. we'll talk about her mom and a lot more. also today's summer of yes, we're on the mission to inspire you to try new things. savannah, tennis lessons from a french guy. that's all i'll say. fist these message away. and things they can't unsee. they see life. and they see love.

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persisted, because, it was something that the mitch mcconnell said about elizabeth warren earlier this year. she was trying to read a letter on the floor of the senate. he said she was warned but she persisted. what did you hear? why did you think that's a message to emphasize? >> i think it was an understatement to say i wasn't alone in being so struck by that moment when senator warren was determined to read the letter on the senate floor and when her colleagues rebuked her and she went outside the chamber and read the whole letter on facebook live. and when mitch mcconnell said she was warned but nevertheless persisted. i don't think he had any idea how many people would take it as a badge of honor for senator warren, even more for correta scott king and for so many american women who persist to make our country healthier. >> you profile a series of wo

the theme is she persisted. it's more than just women and their accomplishments. it's about women overcoming obstacl obsta. >. tha moment on the senate floor, i was thinking how could i explain this to my children? they're very young. my daughter is two and a half. my son is 11 months old. i talk to them about the world already because i'm grateful my parents did that for me as a child. i was thinking how do i explain this? i was thinking about all the american women who have inspired me over time. my wonderful editor was thinking in terms of pictures because that's how her brain works. we decided to work on this together. i wanted to share stories of american women who have inspired me. >> we know your mom is a woman who inspires you. you talked about that a lot. she's been more in the spotlight recently, and i think seeming to open up about the emotional process of dealing with an el

blow. she made a joke the other day about long walks in the wood and chardonnay. what has it been like for you as a daughter to see her go through this process? >> i find my mother even more inspiring today than i did yesterday or last year or the year before that. she's working on her book, and so as she said, i think that's helping her process and heal. and she remains as committed to the fight she's been engaged in for longer than either of us have been alive. i think she's also focussed on what she can do to support campaigns, candidates' efforts to keep advancing women's rights and keep supporting families and children. >> what's it like to go through something like that as a family? >> well, clearly i was so sad for my mom, and yet, first and foremost, i'm now a mom. and i'm a citizen. so sitting here today on

what we do to protect and advance progress than what happened last year. i don't know if that's just in my dna or if it's trying to live up to the example that my parents have always set for me that we always look toward the future. >> we have noticed that you're a little more active on twitter these days. would you agree you're a little sassier on twitter than before the election? >> well, last year when i was campaigning for my mom, i think really sort of up into my due date with aiden and then kind of being on the stage at the convention so proud to support her there, just a few weeks after he was born, i did so many events for my mom, and i had the chance to share my thoughts, kind of publicly in the forums. i did lots of interviews. now i continue to share my views after the inauguration. >> do you feel liberate nobody is running for office? >> i don't think what i say today is different than

would have said if i was asked similar questions for issues. i think we all have a responsibility to not stay silent. we have to speak up and use whatever platforms we have. and social media is part of that. >> everyone reads between the lines for anything that you or your family does or says. some people think she might be gearing up to run for public office. that's something you would like to do. someday? >> i don't have any plans to. i think we talked about this before. one of my earliest memories is being three own standing on the side of one of my dad's rallies waving an american flags. a woman saying to me, chelsea, do you think you'll run for governor, and i think i said something like ma'am, i'm three. yes, people have asked me this my whole life. i don't think being a citizen is something that just happens in an election year. it's something we have to feel a responsibility to every day. these days more than ever, i can't have any plans to run for offic

online and office. >> i hear that as a maybe, and yes, you've been getting this question for a long time. point taken. >> the book is called "she persisted". it's out today. we're looking at showers and thunderstorms especially down through the gulf coast. fairly dry. the western third of the country, wet weather western new york into western pennsylvania. some severe storms later today in the central pennsylvania area. gulf coast a little on the showery side. a little bit cooler making your way through the great lakes and out west temperatures looking pretty good. a few scattered showers around the puj puget sound area. good morning. a lot of fog and mist outside over downtown washington at this point. foggy and misty in a lot of places. visibility down near a mile or less across much of northern virginia into parts of northern maryland. rain chances? have your

mostly cloudy today. we should get a few breaks of sunshine late morning and early afternoon. thunderstorm chances at 50%. have a good day. and that is your latest weather. all right. mr. roker, thank you very much. 8:17. a little late. good time for trending. we have a special guest. maria shriver. >> everyone have a good memorial day weekend? >> yeah. >> we're in the big, strong no. the wisconsin governor shared a photo of his kabobs on the grill. look at this. harmless photo. nothing wrong here. right? apparently governor walker was roasted on social media. hundreds of people tweeting back, many of them blasting his bbk technique. one person said not seasoned.

chicken. this screams noro virus. were you raised by wolves. >> no good deed goes unpunished. >> come on. >> that's what works for him. >> people are so bored. they have so much time on their hands. >> now to the battle of the statues. we all know the famous wall street bull. the artist called it a symbol of strength and prosperity. then we were introduced to fearless girl. she was faced directly in front of the bull facing him head on. the bull's artist claimed that fearless girl diminished the meaning of his famous work because she made the bull appear menacing and monstrous. and that wasn't his intent. now there's a third statue. meet

a third artist created this statue of a dog relieving himself on the girl, lifting it directly next to fearless girl. he apparently, the artist of sketchy dog, sided with the artist of the bull and does not like the statue of fearless girl. well, apparently sketchy dog was removed after about three hours by the artist himself. >> by the statue of a dogcatcher. >> number four. >> are you ready to see a great escape on video? here it is. you're going to see something like you've never seen before. a snake was spotted on the roadside spitting out what he ate. it's gross. he is spitting out an entire snake. another snake is coming out -- i don't know. gag. >>

>> the other snake is still alive. >> we should apologize for this video. >> i didn't see the video. i saw the head lien aline. >> here's the snake spitting out another snake was nature is disgusting. >> it is. >> wow. >> isn't that crazy? >> top that on pop start. >> i can't. maybe they were related and he was like oh, this is terrible. get out of there. >> maybe i was a little rash in eating you. >> yeah. i didn't know you were my nephew. snakes aside, angelina jolie opened up about her late mother in an interview. her mom died in 2007. she believed she would have thrived as a grandmother. she said i've needed her. i've talked to her often in my mind and try to think what she might say and how she

guide me. she said she tries to live by her values and lead by example. she says the most important thing any parent can do is listen. and george and amal clooney expecting the arrival of their twins any moment. he skipped an award show. he shared a message explaining why he couldn't be there in person. he said if i came there and my wife had the twins while i was there, i could never come home. the twins are expected to arrive in june. we' we're excited for the parents to be. >> wow. >> all right. summer just around the corner. we want this to be your summer of yes. >> yes. we are launching a new

try something you've always wanted to do. >> we're all going to get in on this. okay? tennis is a sport i've always loved but my talent has never matched my passion for the sport. this summer i'm going to say yes to tennis lessons. >> i think tennis is just the perfect sport, because obviously it requires a ton of physical ability, a ton of skill, a ton of talent, endurance, but it also requires mental toughness. and you know who else requires mental toughness? the right tennis instructor to handle what i was serving up. how much do you think i should practice to really make a difference? >> well, you definitely have to practice at least twice a week. >> okay. >> and julian at the manhattan plaza racket club was the lucky pro. >> right now my strategy is get the ball over the net.

no problem. >> shall we play? >> yes. let's do it. >> it's not going to surprise anyone that i wasn't a great athlete growing up. i've always been a klutz. i've never been good at ports. i always was the last person chosen for any sports team. the only sport that i had just a flicker of some ability at was tennis. i went to tennis camp every summer, and in arizona, that is a commitment, because it's 120 degrees every single day. but right away this didn't feel like tennis camp. it felt like trining for wimbledon. >> good. >> oh, my god. i'm already tired. lesson one. >> good. >> yes. it's times like this in moments of doubt and self-reflection. i have to dig deep and say to myself what would roger federer do? this is one tennis player i love above all others. and his name is roger de

rog. he just won the australian open. it was the most amazing thing. it was on at 3:00 in the morning. i was on maternity leave. i taped it. and then matt lauer texted me at 4:00 a.m. and said wow, did you see the australian open? the roj did it. that's another story. there's a million things to remember when you're playing tennis. >> when you start, try to grip the racket all the way down. i could see space here. put your right hand on the side. like at 9:00. >> i want the ball to be meeting my right hand. >> yes. in order to not close. >> grip, shoulders, timing, stance. okay. i was starting to get the hang of it. >> great. you are improving there. very good. back hand. loop. all right. start higher.

high. all right. >> but then just as i was feeling confident, the best tennis players in the history of the world started lobbing some tips my way. >> savannah, one the tip about playing tennis is just win. it works for me. >> one tip, tennis starts from the ground up. and that means your feet. i hope you're ready to run, ready to sprint. get off the mark quickly and you're going to be great. >> reporter: a few simple tips from the women who have won a combined 41 grand slams. >> rotate. good. nice. good. steady shoulders. good. great rhythm. >> how did i do on my first lesson? >> you did awesome. >> do i have potential? >> definitely. >> potential maybe and maybe for the first time in my tennis career, guthrie might just have the advantage. >> boom. >> w.

>> that's what we were talking about. it's not that i don't know how to play. i've never really applied myself. now i'm going to. >> that tennis instructor -- >> carson is going to brew up something for summer. good morning. 8:26 on this tuesday, may 30th. right now let's get a check on the morning commute with jack taylor. >> thank you. in darnstown a crash before 112. sen ka road. it's caused a delay. virginia on the george washington parkway northbound, long standing activity at spout run. traffic is jammed back. eastbound on 50 moving inside the beltway, the light at patrick henry drive short timing. the red line is there from the beltway in. give yourself extra time if that's where you're headed. >> jack, thank you. a check on the forecast when we come back. stay with

i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies held all the power. now i'm running for governor because it's wrong that most virginia incomes haven't gone up in 20 years. together, we can stop donald trump, raise wages and build an economy that works for everyone. and we'll make sure this never happens in virginia.

low clouds, fog and mist outside this morning. temperatures in the low to mid 60s now. we should get enough sunshine in order to get temperatures into the upper 70s. perhaps a new spots into the 80s.

future weather carries maybe a shower at noon and a chance for stronger thunderstorms at 5:00 or 6:00 this evening. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes. back to the "today" show.

♪ we're back now. 8:30 on a tuesday morning, may 30th, 2017. got a nice crowd out on the plaza. we have charlie out on the plaza. and even though it's not all that warm, you know what? >> what? >> we'll take it. >> it's a nice day. >> coming up, do we all just love "the brady bunch"? >> adored it. >> it's been nearly 50

we're going to talk about the show's lasting legacy and the love for florence henderson. >> i feel like i've seen almost every episode. it's coming up, maria shriver travels the world where people are living longer across the world. we'll have recipes for go-to greek dishes. also neo joins us. he's a judge alongside jennifer lopez in a new competition called "world of dance". you can catch the premier tonight. supposed to be great. >> mr. roker has a check of the weather. >> today's weather is brought to you by nature valley. no artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners. just good. >> let's take a look and see what we have for you as we start off with today. showers and breezy conditions ar

northeast. look for wet weather through the gulf. beautiful in the western third of the country. spreading to tomorrow, we have more storms making their way into the northeast of in the evening. heavier rain into the central gulf coast. also through west texas, beautiful sunshine through the plains. a little on the cool side. sunshine out west with a few showers in interior sections of california, oregon, and washington state. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> well, chilly out there. temperatures are in the upper 50s and lower 60s. right now we have fog. we are making it into the 70s today. we get a few peeks sunshine, maybe into the 80s. scattered rain chances and storms into the afternoon. some of the storms could be strong. thunder later on this morning. dry tonight. another about 30% chance of showers tomorrow. thursday absolutely goeo

and saturday. >> get weather any time you need. go to weather channel. you need to stop taking babies. >> i'm going to give her back. >> the authorities are going to be called. matt. >> thank you very much, al. nearly 50 years ago a little show called "the brady bunch" premiered and pop culture would never be the same. we'll catch up with some of the original cast members in a moment. first a short walk down memory lane. ♪ >> reporter: it's a story that cemented in pop culture history. a mother with three daughters a father with three sons that come together to form one big family. ♪ >> reporter: for five seasons the bradys experienced the trials and tribulations that came with a house full of six kids, a housekeeper and a

>> there's tiger. >>. >> reporter: some of the episodes providing classic television moments. >> hike. >> hey, you guys. oh, my nose. ♪ when it's time and it's time to change ♪ ♪ keep on moving keep on keep on moving ♪ ♪ keep on singing and dancing all through the night ♪ >> reporter: for all theed atures the bradys had, it always came back to family. >> you know, money and fame are very important things, but well, sometimes there are other things that are more important. like people. >> i now pronounce you man and wife. >> reporter: nearly 50 years after the show first premiered, some of the cast members have passed away. most recently florence henderson

but the show and the legacy live on forever. and here they are,are,. so nice to see you guys. is my math wrong? could it really be 50 years? >> 48 years. >> it's a bit of a shock to hear that. >> it's a bit of a shock to say it. does it seem more present because this show airs somewhere every single day or because it's referred to so often in terms of its pop culture significance? >> you know how you don't grow old for yourself until you see yourself in a photo? somehow you don't see it. it's as though the show keeps us young in everyone's mind, but we're really this old. >> everyone always refers to us as kids. it doesn't matter how we refer, we're still the kids. >> is that a good thing? >> sure. >> not c

>> you're pushing 60 and still called a kid. it feels okay. >> how long after the show went off the air did you guys realize that you were never going to walk away omhe characters? they would always be a part of your life? >> i remember a teenage girl came over and asked me to sign an autograph for her mother, and right then i knew. i was in for good. >> i had to reach peace with it in my 20s. i was trying to get away from it. then it was always in the room before me. it was always in the room after me. >> size, you also? >> yeah. you spend a little while trying to run away from it, but you can't. it's like having a hunch back. i mean, you can't disguise it so you might as well dress it up. >> what do people -- that was one of the most unusual analo analogies i've ever heard. what do people most often say to you when they come up and

connected so with the show? >> i sort of had to figure that out. it's become a generational thing. every age group was represented on the original show, and now those people have children, and we're even into the third generation of brady fans. our fans have grandchildren. >> the it's also a style of television. people are asking i wish they made shows that way now. of course, things change so they can't, but there are network that will and they'll show classic television. there's a new one, the me tv started a new campaign called the summer of me. they do blocks of all the classic sitcoms and westerns and you can sit down and watch it. and then they have a brady wrun brunch on sundays. four brady bunch episodes back to back. >> it was wholesome, but it was a different time in all of our lives. >> yeah, but i think there's still a need

what you have on "the brady bunch" is a family where the parents and the kids respect each other. and today -- i've heard from producers the formula is get the parents out of the show for the kids shows. and you really don't have shows where you can watch it with your kid and maybe pick up some parents tips. >> as i mention the word wholesome somebody before the show mentioned to hoda some of you have off color lyrics you've attached to the theme song. without saying them, who would claim that is true? raise your hand. i've heard all kind of lyrics. >> have you sung all kind of lyrics? susan, you're raising your hand. >> i wrote them. >> can we talk about the woman there in the larger picture on the screen, florence henderson who can i also say we have a history with here on this show. she passed away n

who wants to take an attempt at describing florence? >> she was just great humanity. everyone she met felt better about themselves and about the world around them after having spent a moment with florence. >> she was a mentor, a friend. we learned from her. we learned how to interact with the public. she was so gracious with her fans, and we all learned how to do that graciously. mostly she loved to make people laugh. you probably know that if you've been in her space. she would fall down, say off color jokes. she would make people smile. >> a movie -- tv show can be tense. you know? it can get tense. you get behind schedule, and that's not okay. she could lighten the mood -- i'm double parked. >> she could lighten the mood naturally, and we all benefitted from that.

loss. we share it and miss florence as well. so nice to have you guys here. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for coming in. almost 50 years. and the reunion is not over. they'll be back in the next hour. also ahead, we're unlocking the secrets of the world's longest living people. here's a hint. it could be in their indicts. maria shriver has more on that on a tuesday morning. first, this is "today" on nbc.

all right. we're back, 8:42. a series we're calling "eating to 100 >> nbc special news anchor travelled the world to meet people who are thriving to 100 and beyond. >> i know. we'll talk later about whether we want to get that old. these are called the blue zones. the five places on earth with the highest

reaching a happy and healthy 100 years old. the author is returning to write down some of their secrets so we can copy them in our own kitchens. >> look at that. >> if you want the secret to a long and healthy life, you might start by visiting this woman. >> she's 100 years and four months. >> her front porch in costa rica is filled with grandchildren, their kids and even their kids. >> that's a great, great, great grandchi grail 'sb thin you can tell people in america who want to live a long time? >> you got to leave it in the hands of god. >> but it also helps to have a few friends down here. >> a friend that runs a bar sends over a beer every now and again. >> but dan thinks he has a better recipe. >> i was interested in the mystery of how we maximize the capacity of our human in

>> the martial geographic explorer and author has traveled the world in search of people who not only live the longest but are healthy up to the end. >> what about people who say these are people who got lucky. >> pop youlations don't get lucky. there's too many people to chock it up to luck or genes. >> reporter: instead, he says the biggest reason is the diet. >> there's four pillars of the diets. beans, greens, grains, and nuts. they know how to make them taste good and optimize them for their health. >> reporter: he set out to capture 2 recipes of the world's longest lived people. >> how much red union did you put? >> reporter: his first stop in korea. the remote greek island where people outlive the average american by more than a decade. >> it was made with the food growing outside your

>> reporter: you could see that scene a thousand years ago. a shepard gathering dinner. >> they'll have a side dish for a meal. >> this is wild dandy lion. >> reporter: these greens have up to more than ten times of antioxidants than wed wine. >> reporter: it's what the researchers discovered about the people eating them that was the real shocker. >> in america after you hit 85, there's a 50% chance you're suffering from dementia. we found about 97% of people over age 70 on the island and found only three mild cases of dementia. those antioxidant rich greens are also in the potato salad. >> the whole salad probably has the calories of four french fries. >> reporter: a lot of people are saying get rid of the carbs. eat more protein, and you're

with things like cookies and candies an these simple carbs. the healthy carbs are things like whole potatoes, beans, whole grains. those are all very good. chickpeas like all beans is the corner stone of every longevity diet in the world. if you eat about a cup of beans a day it adds three to four years to your life. >> most of them are eating the same thing all the time. in america we're like what's the newest thing. italian to mexican, bbq to japanese. you're saying that's not good for your health in. >> there's some rerng thsearch suggests it's harder on your immune system which leads to problems in older age. >> in costa rica he takes me to meet one of the most amazing products of the blue zone. >> he doesn't exercise. he doesn't take

he drinks a little bit. he loves the ladies. there he is. he's a cool dude. >> you'll meet that man tomorrow. >> tease us. >> when we travel to costa rica. you can find the recipes in dan's book the blue zone solution. it's interesting especially when you think about how few people in korea have dementia and the focus on diet. >> that bean analogy was stunning. >> yeah. >> that's crazy. >> i'm not a big bean person, but since i did the story, i've started eating beans>> what kind? >> black beans, garbanzo beans. >> how's it going? >> it's going. >> look at the time. let's go to the break. >> you are sick. >> maria is sticking around. we'll cook some of the dishes you just saw in the piece from

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we're back with more on eating to 100. as we just saw the piece, there's something special happening on a greek island where the average life expectancy is about a decade longer than america. here is michael the chef and restaurant tour with restaurants in new york. michael, good to see you. this is awesome. let's -- we're going to make a stew and then the potato salad. talk to me about ingredients. >> they're simple. no tomato, peas which are beans. fennel, a big love of mine, and garlic and onion. >> no meat. >> no meat. the protein is in the beans. a lot of fiber and protein. the first thing is take the beans. we're going to sort through th

it out. we'll take that whole thing, dump it into here. you're talented. >> good job, matt. >> all right. we'll bring this up to a boil. shut it off, let it sit for about an hour, get them soaked. while that's happen, we'll saute onion and fennel. we'll make it translucent and as that's getting ready, we'll add carrot. >> i think what you're saying is great. these are all very simple. quick recipes. easy to do. hard for some americans because as you said, no meat, and to think about that's where your protein is. >> i think the think is peasant food. it's typically cheaper. there's a lot of value. it's easy to make. it holds well. you can make it the day before. you can even freeze it. >> for working parents, really good. >> we'll add tomato paste.

it's going to thicken up the stew. you'll dissolve it in there. once it's dissolved, add water. >> watch me do this. you'll never see it again. >> wow. >> let's pretend we've got that. you add the beans back in, and then because you're a good cook, matt, it's going to look like that. we're going to taste that in a second. >> we'll add kale and dill. we'll stir it up. cook it for about two minutes to five minutes, and then really important, olive oil. >> downstairs, how is that? >> delicious. >> this olive oil, very important in all of these diets. >> all right. maria come around here. we'll do quickly the potato salad. i noticed no mayonnaise. >> no mayonnaise. no really important. olive oil is the key to the

super healthy. >> very good. >> we'll add a little bit of this to the vinaigrette. >> he's hungry. >> this is simple vinaigrette. we put in a little bit. toss it up. >> okay. this is right, and as you saw in the piece, matt, where they were saying many people think po days aren't good for you, they eat a lot of potatoes. >> don't put mayonnaise and the sour cream on it. but also they don't eat the other kind of carbs. this is where they get their carbs? this is simple to make. what about the potato salad? >> it's terrific and light. >> that's everything. then you plate it. there's a little bit of green onion if you want green onion on top. >> and hard boiled egg for protein, and nuts. nuts was a big ingredient in all of these diets. >> when you think about all the food on this table, simple stuff. it's stuff that's recognizable and readily availab

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>> i'm excited. i love watching people do things that i could never do. >> you can feel the energy, and even if your not a dancer, it's fun to watch and see the energy. >> why not? it's kind of fun. >> you stayed down in orlando. >> chanel has a story when it starts like that. >> what did you do out aaron, our producer and myself once we left in. >> kudos to uncle al and aunt erin. when we had our delay at the airport, i don't know what i could have done by myself. one that was finished, i ended up having one day off. with friday and having a saturday off, the it was like -- >> and your husband was supposed to come down. >> i had the whole first day at a theme park by myself with all three kids. >> he didn't get there until saturday? >> until maybe 3:00. so -- you know -- >> all right. >> that video. >> of all the rides and all the

things they offer at universal, one of the -- the bouncy house. you can do that in the back of a burger king, but they loved it. they were sweating. i'm like we have water rides and roller coasters. after we did the bounce house -- >> look how high he got. >> right. and i discovered the slow-mo. it's a good time. and you saw the video, my seven-year-old, his mission was to be tall enough to ride the rides. when he realized he made the first cut, the second cut was being tall enough to ride by yourself. so we found a ride where you could ride by yourself, and that was it. he was in the front car by himself and i was in the back with my four-year-old. it was the best time. by the end of the trip, by husband got there. we spent -- there's the vk in the background. we spent the entire day there. >> was it worth the nightmare of travels? >> it was worth every single last bit. and at the end i plopped them on the couch. we r

i don't know why i'm whispering. i didn't care. >> divide it by five. >> there you go. >> always thinking positive. >> what about you, dylan? >> i find this hard to believe give than you are -- you worked in boston. this the first time this weekend that you tried an oyster? >> oysters kind of freak me out. there's a texture issue, and i feel like there's always shells in there. my father-in-law -- >> shells? >> it's just gross. >> who is shucking your oysters? a guy with a hammer? >> look at your face. >> this is my father-in-law making me try an oyster. >> did you see that video earlier of the snake spitting out the other snake? that's what that look like. >> well, then i -- >> it's like the same -- >> that's where he get it from.

>> it's genetic. but then i decided it's not that bad. but it's like all i really tasted was the cocktail sauce and the horse radish and all that. so what's the point? >> i don't know. >> do you like them? >> i love them. >> the texture doesn't get you? >> no. >> nick, my son has been eating oysters since he was 7. he loves them. >> do you like the taste? >> yeah, i do. they're different. i try not to drown it in sauce, because sum are saltier. some are brianier. some are sweeter. the it's pretty tasty. >> it wasn't that bad, but it was covered with stuff. >> would you do it again? is it something you would order? >> if it sounded like that, i don't know if i would eat it. >> i don't know. it's just -- i like other things. i'd go for a burger. you had seafood this weekend. >> sunday was national burger

did scallops, kourtney did some soft shell crabs. and then she really -- i mean, that -- she threw down with the crabs. deep fried them and made a sauce and corn on the cob. >> how is corn right now? >> it's good, the stuff i got, and then i made lamb burgers. >> potato buns? >> yes. can't go wrong. the only thing better, and i love the martin potato bun, if i had had kings hawaiian buns. >> i could eat a pan of se by myself. >> they're dangerous. >> i buy them for the kids, and then if they don't eat it, you don't want that? you don't have to eat that. that's fine. >> it would be interesting to see how many of the mini ones you could stuff in your mouth at the time. >> what a fun challenge. >> i'm in. >> all right. on a serius

tiger woods arrested early yesterday morning on suspicion of dui. woods was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and drug. released without bail. >> what stinks is the highs and lows of social media but as soon as i saw that picture on twitter, i thought oh, it's going to be everywhere. and within minutes, you couldn't even turn on your phone without it being on every news outlet, everything. i do not dismiss his behavior, his actions. he could have hurt someone, but that doesn't mean i don't have to feel bad for the guy. you see somebody and when they're down, i'm all for listen, bad behavior demands consequences, but you don't kick a man when he's down. >> he released a statement saying i take full responsibility for my actions. i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. >> i thought that was interest snchlgt. >> it was an unexpected reaction to

i didn't realize the mix of medications affected me so strongly. >> they're going to release the arrest report earlier in the afternoon and we'll have a better idea of what went down. this guy is a four-time major championship -- 14, i should say. but he hasn't won one since 2008. all the back surgeries. >> and the complications with his back and the medication he's on because of his back, and -- >> and i can't imagine the stress of having something that you've had for your entire life, not that it's his identity solely, but golf is -- part of who he is. >> yeah. >> i can only imagine. >> i'm always kind of stunned at the number of celebrities, especially -- anybody, but especially celebrities, who don't order like an uber or get a car service to take them home. >> and you wonder -- you wonder why. it's not a money thing. is

the situation and thinking well, i'm fine? >> maybe because you're already under the influence. >> we have the presence of mind now to think about it, but maybe, i don't know, like you said later today we'll know a little bit more. can we talk about the 80s movies reboots? what do you think about those? >> well, the latest one "top gun" is supposed to get a sequel. i don't know. i think let a good thing be. but there is a report that of all the 15 top movies from the 80s, 12 of them have already been rebooted. three have not been rebooted. you have "e.t." >> don't touch it. >> i say touch it. >> no. >> why? >> because you will never, ever, regain that emotion from seeing that the first time. it's not going to happen. and by the way, it's not like you can't see this. >> i was just about to say it. why don't we do that? can they come up with a way

it. but now they could make it look more authentic. >> same thing with "star wars." >> is there a way to release it? >> they can digitally remaster it. and it's still holding up. "tootsie if th "te" >> nse it. it's unbelievable. especially today. i think it would hold a certain amount of -- >> same movie? same thing, just rerelease it? >> yes. >> and then "rain man". >> that's another one. >> i don't think you can remake it. >> i think the new generation should watch it. the movies are just as good. >> yes. >> we voted. rerelease them. >> okay. i feel like we've done this before, but it's always worth doing again. coming up next, do you shower at night? i was looking over at our producers. do you shower at night or

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it's a debate as old as i am. shower at night or shower in the morning. >> at night. unless i need a boost. >> in the morning you don't shower after you've showered at night? >> i did this morning because i was too tired last night, but for the most part at night. >> i love showering. i could shower at night and the morning i could. >> what's stopping you? is there some law in your apartment building? what's going on? >> it's true. i don't know. it's just a mental thing. i can't do both. if i shower at night, if i really want to shower in the morn, i'm like nope. >> i shower at morning and at night. >> really? >> yes. >> and that's how i know we've had this conversation, because you perspire on average a cup of sweat a night. >> i do remember that conversation. >> yeah. >> well, then don't shower a

the morning. >> how about washing off the grime and filth of the day. >> i don't have any grime. >> are you made out of teflon? >> clean in 2017. >> have you seen the air outside? do you wipe your face and notice there's stuff on it? well, that's all over you. >> i wash my face before i go to bed. the clothes are protecting me. if i exercise, i'll shower. >> yeah. >> anybody else take a shower twice just because? >> okay, orange room. okay, hash tag "shower once" hash tag "shower twice". >> remember, which one? >> that's what he wants. it's what's going to happen. >> there's a theory that when you do shower at night, if one was to shower at night, that you should do it 90

you go to bed so your body has a chance to go down on the natural cooling cycle before you go to sleep and you'll sleep better. >> what do you think? >> that makes sense. and then you take a shower in the morning to wake up and get all that grime all of you. >> 90 minutes before you need to leave? >> no. and wake up. and you're saving time in the shower. >> i do take very long showers. >> how long do you take? >> around 20 minutes. >> what? what are you doing in there, a cross word puzzle? >> i just stand there. >> 20 minutes every time? >> i'll lean over, let the water hit my back. >> we know you shower backwards. >> i do. i face the water. sometimes i'll just stand there. and sometimes i fill my hands up with water and let it splash. >> wow. glad we're not in

[ horn sounding ] . >> what goes on up there? >> i just looked at dylan like -- [ laughter ] >> like your own little water fall. >> it's fun. sometimes it makes a louder splash than others. >> that's the best. >> what do you mean you shower backwards? >> your butt to the front. >> yeah. i face -- no. i face the nozzle. >> that's not backwards. or sometimes i'll face reverse. >> oh, backwards would be having your back to the nozzle. >> yeah. no you can do that too. >> we've lost all control. >> i rotate around. >> now you're spinning like a top. water flying off you. >> then i squeegee the shower. >> no. >> that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your o

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>> i've always done the indent, but i never know why. >> it plumps when you cook it because it's a protein. any time you cook it, it's going to go whoa. it protects the moisture on the inside. this is what you've looking for. let's go ahead and give a little bit of oil, and you've always got to use a nice seasoned grill. and what does this mean? if it's seasoned, it has oil on it. i always use vegetable oil. it has a high burn point. >> you salt before on the burger? >> yes. >> how long do you keep it on one side before you flip? >> about three and two depending on the amount that you want it to cook. but that's what you should hear. >> a nice sizzle? >> yeah. >> you got to listen. see? you're a master. >> i saved it. >> and then there's another trick you guys can use. go ahead and put a cheese on

we want to cheese to melt. so your grill is at home. you might not have a fancy one. all you have to do is use this metal pan or aluminum foil. you're creating heat on top of your grill. you can also toast your buns on here. >> you have a topping. i love pimento cheese. i never thought to top a burger with it. >> absolutely. i have burger hacks and bourbons in my cook book. essentially, you have to build a perfect burger. it's a little house. we made the burgers the perfect size for the patty. you always have to salt and pepper. we're building a flavor house. >> you build the house. if you want the recipe for pimento

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♪ >> it's a show that premiered nearly 50 years ago and ran for five seasons. but the legacy spanned generations. we're talking about the "the brady bunch". it save us pop expressions. >> we're joined today by four of the onlial cast members. barry williams, christopher knight, mike lookinland and susan olson. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> we should mention that maureen mccormick wanted to be here but couldn't join us. you guys grew up in front of our eyes. and it was so much fun for us to watch you. was it difficult at times going through puberty and

>> yeah. yeah. >> it's tougher now, though. there's just so much more coverage today than there was back then. i mean, there wasn't a national inquirer. there were teen magazines. >> i actually wore a disguise once to go hies skaice skating. it didn't work. >> the nice thing is we could cover each other. we were all going through it together, and we could relate to that and were protective of one another. i think that made it easier for us. >> and we all went back to public school. which i don't think any kids today on tv shows would dare do that. and go back to school and get teased for the episodes. >> tell me this. would you trade it? there are a lot of folks probably aren't a lot of people in your position where the role was so iconic where i look at you now and see that character, and you're not a kid anymore. we've talked about that. would you trade it or is it one of those things wh

it as a badge? >> very proud of the show. >> i just think we got lucky. i think we got lucky. the worst thing that could happen is you have that much attention as a child. later if you don't have that attention, it's life altering. it's difficult with success or without it. >> we're lucky in the sense that there's so much good feeling tied to the show. and for so long that we've never suffered at any time i interact with a fan, it's almost exclusively a positive experience. you. >> you guys are beloved. you hear about some actors who have these iconic roles, and they say it suffocates them. it puts them in a box, and yet, from everything i've seen, you guys have embraced being brady. >> generations of people grew up with the show. they don't make shows like that anymore. thank goodness we have networks

devoted to classic tv so people can enjoy them like me tv, but it's an honor. it's an honor. >> it hasn't been off the air. there's no running from it. we all spent a moment trying to run from it and realized it was always going to be there. >> i never wanted to be an actor. >> i think if i continued to be an actress, it would have been more of a hassle to me. but now -- when i found out that our show is used with kids who are severely abused, that psychiatrists used our show, and it gave the kids hope, that made it really special for me. >> we're going to -- we like to play games on this show. here we go. props. just kidding. oh, nice. here we go. boom. okay, al. you set it up. >> all right. who among you do you think hasn't changed since the

>> oh. look at that. >> they say you. >> whoa. >> i work at it harder than anyone. >> that's funny. >> who was most likely to play ball in the house? >> i'm going go with -- >> i would call that a tie. >> that's a tie. >> all right. who was most likely to forget their lines? >> wait. >> are you saying everybody? >> no. >> everybody. >> you know, before we go, i wanted -- a friend of our show was florence henderson. we lost her in november. >> we all lost her. >> yeah. tell us what she meant. >> she was a mentor. she was a

she was a peer. we learned a lot about how to relate to people and our public. she was a very gracious lady who loved to make people laugh. >> and a very good mother. she has four wonderful children who have turned out to be great people. for everyone out there who felt like she was a mom. people really are psychic. you were right to love her. she was a wonderful mom. >> if you wanted -- if you needed an example of how to be a better person, you could look to florence henderson hanging out with her was a joy. and you never wanted to disappoint her. >> we played around a lot, and she played back. and that was -- for a mom figure, because she really was, it wasn't like my mom. because she did still have that light of an inner child that she played with. . she engaged with you on it, but at a certain point we had to get the work ,

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can you hear that song? >> k you hear that song? it's another love song. the new single from this super star, ne-yo. sold more than 10 million albums. >> and you know his big hits like "closer" and "so sick". now he's sharing a stage with others as a judge on nbc's new show "world of dance".

♪ >> the performance was water. water crashes. water flows. water is rough. water is soft. you gave us all of that. you can't teach that. that's something that's either in you or not. and it's in you. >> thank you. >> nice. that's a good review. >> come up with that on the spot? >> i had no idea what i was talking about. i was just saying whatever came to mind in the moment. >> what sets this apart? you get a million dollars. >> that's one, but this is kind of the olympics of dance. there are no amateurs on this show. everybody on this show is the best at what they do. and it's for one, for starters, it's an honor to be on that stage. i don't even want to talk about how difficult it is to get on the stage, but when you get there, you got to bring

if you don't, you'll get sent home without 1 million. >> how do you judge the best of the best? >> well, i thank god for the producers of the show. they gave us this -- the judging, the tablet that we have, the criteria is creativity, technique, choreograp choreograp che, musicality. it takes out the guess work. usually it would be hard to compare, but with this criteria, the it's easier. >> word on the street is you're the tough one. is that through? >> something like that. i always put it like this. for a man with money, a million dollars is a big deal, even if you have money, so if you don't have any money, it's an even bigger deal. it is famous that dancers are not very well paid in the industry. that's one of the things that attached me to the show. i wanted to be a part of something that finally gives these dancers who work blood, sweat, and tears for this craft, the spotlight and the

compensation they deserve because they don't get it. if this is for $1 million, i'm not going to just give you $1 million. you're going to work for this $1 million. you're going to earn the million dollars. if that means i have to be tougher than everybody else, so be it. >> that makes me nervous. >> i was surprised to see you downstairs without the hat. >> yeah. >> because you're a good looking man. you should have taken the hat off long ago. >> my hat has been my crutch for a long time. like high school. my hair started thinning here and here when i was 11, 12 j 13. i was allowed to wear my cap in school because i got picked on about it so much. after a while, it became part of my face to where i felt naked without it. i said 2017, it's about

just living in who you are and loving it. >> cheers to that. >> sheinelle has the saying for that. >> you make me better. >> going clean in 2017. >> oh. >> wait. is that it? at my rehearsal dinner at my wedding, we played that song. ♪ you make me better >> this weekend we were listening to your version of "friend like me ". >> you're everywhere. >> it's one of my favorite covers. i cook a little bit too -- that's a lie. >> ne-yo, thank you so much. you can check out the premier of "world of dance" tonight at 10:00 on nbc. >> that's right. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in our neck of the dance. a few showers out there. let's zoom

county. that's where we're seeing rain out there right now. coming through dale city and into woodbridge. just along i-95. isolated chances of showers continuing into the afternoon. it's a little cool out there with temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. today passing showers with storms likely later. the best day of the workweek looks to be thursday. >> ne-yo, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> if you ate too much this weekend, we have the hottest workout gear to keep you fit and fabulous all summer long after these messages. long

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the aerobic workout. >> this is a lot going on. don't look at me. >> let's move on. next up. >> what's it called? >> vita-vibes. >> this is a tiny tsa approved wooden paralete. think about it as a pommel horse. we use it for pushup kcompetit n competitio compio my goodness. >> you can kick it out to a 45 degree angle. >> there's all kinds of gymnastic moves you can do as well. >> like what? >> just kidding. let's do overhead pushups. this guy is called the mobility wad supernova 2.0. >> have you used a foam roller? >> no. >> this kicks it up a few notches. a grid in the ball breaks up the

try not to scream. you can put it under your leg and use your body weight to roll out the muscle. >> that hurts. >> hurts so good. >> it's helping your muscle recover. >> you go to al while i hurt so good. >> dylan is working upstairs. i love the trf. >> they're fantastic. you can take them anywhere. this one is only $150. dylan is upstairs doing a row. >> you're using your own body weight? >> exactly. put it on a door. make sure it's a strong door like the one upstairs that dylan is using. >> can you use it in a hotel? >> yes. the closer your feet are, the more you lift. >> let's talk about sneakers. >> take a look at the tread on the bottom of these things. dean up there turned them into wolverine. they have a control plate that prevents your feet from getting hit by rocks. >> what about rl

>> these shoes have a great women's shoe as well. they have a moderate amount of cushioning. they're great for long distance running. >> and for weight training. >>? this is the ultra hits. i love them. it stands for high intensity training. >> he's our fitness senator. >> and you have a couple of apps? >> that's right. this is one of my favorite apps. the great thing is if you're a runner or cyclist, this allows you to log your activity and compete. i know that i'm about there's a lot of people. check it out. there's great activity. it's a social network for athletes. >> and what about the tabata. >> it's great. it's about workouts that keep you moving and you don't have to rest between them. >> after you

to shower. check out our shower once 49 %. shower twice winning barely. 51%. how many times a day do you shower? >> at least four or five. >> that's my man. >> matt, thank you. >> thank you guys. >> and dylan, thank you. we're back in a moment but first this is "today" on nbc.

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her body when she was brought to the hospital. police are looking for her parents. now let's check the forecast. a few showers. just light stuff. mainly around the mixing bowl coming all the way down to quantico marine base. temperatures in the cool side. in the 60s with clouds and fog. chances of storms later on this afternoon as well. a 30 % chance of rain tomorrow as well. thursday sunshine. rain for the weekend. >> coming up, the latest on the fire that broke out at a home in clinton. see you at 11:00.

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from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. ♪ >> we're talking about what song we'd like to have. it's not going to happen. today, it's may 30th. it's also spanky tuesday. hoping everybody enjoying your long holiday weekend. >> yes. this is a song called don't worry. >> i'm worrying because there's a cleaver like. look at what she's doing. it was like she -- >> we have to be