200 products no antibiotics ever. good morning. in or out? this is the day president trump says heill finally reveal his decision on the paris climate deal. the stage is set for an epic showdowonapolil james comey now cleared to testify. telling his story publicly for the first time. shootout, chaos and gunfire after two bounty hunters move in to arrest a fugitive in a crowded car dealership. all three men dead and an investigation now underway. moment on arrest. new video just released of tiger woods' interaction with police. >> have you been drinking today? >> no. >> no? are you sure about that? >

>> the legendary golfer slurring his words before being placed in handcuffs and taken to jail. and foul ball. the new york mets beloved mascot caught on camera making a vulgar gesture to fans and the team is looking for a new mr. met today, tuesday, june 1st, 2017. good morning. welcome to "today" on a thursday morning. >> mr. met would say, we're number one, we'll have more than that. >> big hands really make an impact. let us begin with the eyes of the world on president trump. later this afternoon he's going to announce whether the u.s. is pulling out of the historic paris climate accord. >> and there are new developments in the russia investigation as

including word of key to come from fired fbi director, james comey. we're covering all of it for you. we'll start with kristen welker. good morning. >> good morning to you. this morning an administration tells nbc news later today in the rose garden the president is expected to announce that he's pulling out of the landmark paris climate agreement. but there will also likely be caveats. the official stresses nothing is final until it comes out of the president's mouth. >> i'm hearing from a lot of people both ways. >> everyone from the pope to the president's daughter, and his secretary of state. a former oil executive. want president trump to stay in the 2015 paris climate agreement. but top strategists want the epa out. and with almost a fifth of the world's emissions, could

withdrawal make it go up in smoke? the european commission president said not everything in international agreements is fake news. we have to comply with it. and this morning the president is hearing from these big american brands arguing the paris deal is good for business with even oil companies including exxon mobil and bp offering their support. warning the earth had its hottest year on record. a trend they say will only worsen if president pulls out. squh. >> when we talk about heat waves and major storms, we're talking about people losing their lives in boston. >> reporter: the only other parents who aren't a part of the deal, syria and nicaragua. the move would be a campaign promise kept and would overturn one of former president obama's biggest environmental achievements. >> kristen welker leading us off. nbc news already

afternoon on most of the nbc stations. let's talk about new developments on the russia investigation. fired fbi director james comey has been cleared to testify on capitol hill. and lawmakers are now issuing new subpoenas to some key figures tied to the trump campaign. peter alexander has more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the russia questions are mounting just as the white house says it's done answering them. ahead of james comey's upcoming testimony, the press secretary said he's referring all questions about russia to the president's newly appointed outside counsel. james comey is ready to tell his story. comey has been, quote, cleared for takeoff by robert mueller getting the go ahead to testify before congress as early as next week. where he's certain to be asked what president trump said to him about the

nbc news has previously learned comey told friends he felt pressured by the president to back off the investigation. it comes as the russia inquiry grows. subpoenas also sent from the republican-led house intelligence related to possible improper unmasking of trump voeshts. the committee seeking information on requests made from three top obama officials, susan rice, john brennan, and samantha power. rice has denied any wrong doing. >> i leaked nothing to nobody, and never have and never would. >> reporter: this morning "the washington post" reporting the trump administration is considering giving russia back a couple of luxury retreats. diplomatic compounds, the obama administration said we're being used for intelligence-related

december to punish russia for interfering in the election. a state department spokesman says the u.s. and russia have reached no agreements. and a former top national security adviser tweeting what possible explanation could there be for this? it only enables russian spying on the united states? last week the russian embassy wrote russia is seeking to return the diplomatic property in the united states otherwise we will have to take countermeasures. on a separate topic for the tweet from the president about 24 hours ago with the made up word, covfefe , sean spicer had a comment on it. this was his cryptic explanation. >> why did it stay up so long? is no one watching this? >> the president and a small group of people know exactly what he

>> sean spicer said he doesn't concerned about the president sending out the overnight tweets. >> peter, thank you. targets of hillary clinton in her most outspoken interview yet about the presidential race, she now says she suspects the president's campaign gave direct guidance to moscow. nbc's andrea mitchel with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as congress launches its russia investigation and accelerates it, hillary clinton is trying to connect the dots about her unexpected loss. and putting a lot of the blame on fake news circulated by a sophisticated republican internet operation. the candidate still trying to explain what went wrong. >> we thought we were going to win. >> reporter: and placing blame on the democratic national committee. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. >> what do you mean? >> i mean, it was bankrupt. it was on the verge of insolvency. >> reporter: and that private e-

>> this was the biggest nothing burger ever. it was a mistake. i've said it was a mistake. >> reporter: she says the press made too much of it. >> they covered it like it was pearl harbor. >> reporter: but primarily blaming james comey for reopening the e-mail issue just before election day. >> my momentum particularly among women in the suburbs stopped and dropped. >> reporter: she argues while comey revealed everything about her e-mails, he never disclosed he was investigating russian hacking and the trump campaign for months. >> he wouldn't talk about investigation of the russians. so people went to vote on november 8th having no idea that there was an active counterintelligence investigation goinon. >> reporter: late wednesday the president as though the campaign were still underway tweeting crooked hillary clinton now blames everybody but herself. refuses to say she was a terrible candidate. hits facebook and even dems and dnc. and clinton tweeting

people in covfefe houses shouldn't throw covfefe . >> there's that covfefe . clinton said as men bernie sanders and donald trump had an advantage that they could yell and rally the crowds as in a way that people did not accept from a woman candidate. clinton says she won't be running again. today biden is launching a political action committee saying what he calls the negative of today's politics drives him crazy. >> okay. andrea mitchel, thank you. that sets the table nicely for james baker. he was chief of staff to ronald reagan and president bush. he's with us along with tom brokaw. secretary baker, secretary brokaw, good to see you both. >> secretary baker, later this afternoon we'll find out if the president is going to pull the united states out of the paris accord. he said he would make no decisions that did

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

that. jim has an idea with merit. not just have the white house make the decision. we talked earlier this morning about pumping it over to the senate. this is a treaty. maybe it ought to have ratification and a national debate. >> i think president obama didn't submit it to the senate because he was afraid he wouldn't get approval. he called it an executive agreement. why not submit it to the senate. if the senate ratifies it as a treaty, we know the american people are behind it. i'm not sure it would get through the senate. >> interesting. the senate is control bid republicans. i have to talk about james comey. the fired fbi director set to testify perhaps as early as next week. if you had been in the white house, i mean, comey has his detractors on all sides, but would you have advised the president to fire the fbi director in these circumstances or did he make the situation worse for himself? >> i don't know if answer to that, because i don't know everything that was going on at the

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

running the show? is it the right person and tr r there too many competing interests. >> i said in an interview, the one thing that worries me about the way they're set up is that there are five or six competing power centers with broad overlapping authority and maybe responsibility. and that's not a good recipe, because that's contributed to all the fighting that's going on. he needs to empower a one person, make sure everybody understands that's the guy, or that's the lady, and give them the authority to run the white house. and make it a strong chief of staff. he needs that. they badly need also a message discipline in that white house. you can't run something as big as the government unless everybody is singing from the sam

>> everybody wants to get their message out. that's why you see stuff coming out 14/7. when jim baker was chief of staff, it was a tightly run ship, and you dealt with a single couple of people in key positions, and he was always very straight with us. he didn't give up anything he didn't want to. sometimes i was pushing him pretty hard at that point, but he wouldn't give it up. in this white house, it's not just about the public image but the chaos behind the scenes. i've never seen before in any way. >> a lot of the power struggle playing out publicly. secretary biker, nice to see you. tom as well. now to the video from the top of the show. a shooting inside a texas car dealership involved two bounty hunters and the fugitive they were looking for. this morning all three men are dead. nbc's stephanie gosk is here with that story. good morning. >> reporter:d

to arrest the suspect. when they approached him a scuffle led to a shootout right in front of employees and customers. a terrifying and deadly shootout caught on camera. new cell phone video released shows the chaotic moments when two bounty hunters approached a fugitive at a texas car dealership. the suspect opened fire sparking a gun battle that sent customers and working diving for cover. >> oh, my gosh. where is he? >> greenville, 9-1-1, what's going on? >> i don't know where he is. >> reporter: police say two investigators tried to arrest 49-year-old ramon michael hutchinson. the fugitive from minnesota had a warrant out for his arrest. as he sat inside an office at the dealership, the bounty hunters approached with guns drawn. huntington tried to pull a pistol from his waste band. then

20 shots for fired in six seconds. the bullets shattering glass and sending terrified customers running for their lives. >> get down. hold on. >> what's the address of the emergency? >> jesus, in geneville at the nissan dealership, there's been a shooting. i'm hiding in a bathroom. please hurry. >> reporter: all three men died at the scene. no one else was hurt in that shootout. you may wonder how often bounty hunters get involved in cases like this. 90% of the people who jump bail in the u.s. are picked up by a bounty hunter. ramon michael hutchinson had an outstanding drug charge in minneapolis. >> way out of hand. thank you. this morning chilling new video taken by police inside the pulse nightclub on the night of

noib gabe gutierrez is in orlando. >> reporter: these videos are disturbing. they offer us our closest and most detailed look yet at what many in this community are calling the he rowic actions of the officers who rushed into the line of fire. the dramatic videos posted online by the orlando sental show the massive response through the eyes of police officers. gunfire ringing out at the pulse nightclub as police sweep the building. one officer yelling commands at the gunman who has taken survivors hostage. after a three-hour standoff, mateen was killed by police. the edited videos offering the most complete picture y

what happened during the deadliest mass shooting in american history. 49 people losing their lives. heavily armed officers are seen entering through a shattered window and taking cover behind the bar. one survivor is found hiding in a shed. the man quickly emerging with his hands up. outside survives rushed to safety as police tried to clear the street. behind the car rescuers assist an officer. police can be heard saying the gunman has pledged allegiant to isis. a horrifying scening affecting first responders and those inside the club. orlando's police chief opening up to nbc news last year. >> some are taking it tougher than others, but not even the most seasoned officer could

prepare for something they saw that night. >> reporter: the police chief has always defended the decision for the s.w.a.t. officers not to storm the room where the gunman was holed up. that prolonged the standoff. it was an unpredictable situation. in less than two weeks orlando city officials will mark one year since the attack by honoring those who died and the dozens of survivors. back to you. >> gabe in orlando, thank you. >> mr. roker is standing here. wild weather around here last 1998. >> it was. new york, take a look at this. this is a time lapse of a super cell storm that really dumped a bud bunch of rain, hail, vivid lightning. it was a mess. that moved through. that's the good news. some other folks are going to be seeing weather like that today through the gulf from houston into new orleans. we're going to be looking at heavy thunderstorms. in fact, all along the gulf

days of storms stationary hanging there. heavy rain, gusty winds, and a lot of hail potential. anywhere from lake charles all the way into central florida, and the system is going to set up next ten days, florida, anywhere from 5 to 7 inches of rain, but some places could get up to 10 inches. the silver lining is there's a drought. the bad news is it's coming down at once. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds.

good morning. i'm your meteorologist chuck bell. bright sunshine over washington this morning. current the temperatur 64 in downtown with a light south wind. the winds will come back to the northwest. could be breezy. 50 and si60s as you get your da started. upper 70s and low 80s. breezy at times. mid 80s for tomorrow. dry weather for today, tomorrow, and saturday. storm chances come back sunday afternoon and continue to monday. and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. coming up, the just released police video of tiger woods' arrest and the new light it's shedding on the case. >> vladimir putin set to answer questions on stage at a forum hosted by nbc's megyn kelly. she'll join us live with a preview of that. first, on a thursday morning, this is "today" on nbc.

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7:26 so your time on this thursday, june 1st, 2017. good morning. >> just in to the news room this morning, d.c. sniper could be heading to a trial. according to our news partners, the prosecutor for prince george's county could ask for the death penalty. last week a judge vacated the life sentences in virginia and ordered him to be resentenced nchts he was never prosecutored for killing in prince george's county. two people were killed in anna bundle county overnight. we're working to know who they

shot to death in shady side. s from th-- homicide detectives are on the scene. now for traffic. >> good morning. this is just cleared inner loop local lanes near indian led highway. that's out of the way. the rest of the beltway is okay. northbound indian head highway before kerby hill. possibly a motorcycle crash. northbound 95 after prince william parkway, crash on the right shoulder. >> stay with us for a check on the forect.

we're in the 50s and 60s. temperatures this afternoon int the upper 70s and low 80s. breezy. the nice weather continues into tomorrow as well.

another local news update in about 25 minutes. >> for now back to the "today" show after this short break. narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us.

all right. we're back at 7:30 on thursday morning. first day of june, 2017. and we're also just one day away from another big concert out on the plaza. much to the delight of hoda and savannah, we have country superstar, thomas ret performing tomorrow live in our 8:30 half hour. >> did we figure out a hash tag? >> i don't think we revealed it yet. >> you guys had your finger on the scale on that one. we're going to have more on that coming up. let's give you a quick check of the headlines. james comey now expected to testify before congress as early as next week. a source close to him tells nbc news comey has been,

cleared for takeoff by special counsel robert mueller who is now leading the investigation in the possible trump campaign ties to russia. >> emergency crews are on the scene of an overnight fire in wisconsin. it happened at a corn mill west of milwaukee. one person was killed. more than a dozen injured. officials say the fire has been contained now but that building was destroyed? >> and mr. met, one of the most iconic mascots in sports is in hat lava this morning. cell phone video came out of the mascot making an obscene gesture. it's not sure what was saido spark the reaction. the team issued an apology and said the employee in the costume will no longer wear the mr. met. >> i can't look at the hands the same way this

maybe he was saying we're number one. >> mascots, they're humans. >> also this morning a firsthand look at the dui arrest of tiger woods. police have released the dash cam video. it shows what led to woods being placed in handcuffs that night. nbc's kerry sanders on the story again for us in jupiter this morning. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as police arrived on the scene, they activated their cameras. it began capturing 98 minutes of video. in the video you see, 41-year-old tiger woods unsteady on his feet, slurring his words. all of this is now evidence in the criminal case for a judge, but also because it's tiger woods in t court of public opinion. it's hard to watch. newly released dash cam video showing tiger woods taking a series of field sobriety tests with great difficulty. >> put your right foot in front

>> right -- left -- >> yep. >> reporter: the officer in a whisper narrates almost a play by play. >> stepped off to the right to balance. >> reporter: at one point woods to asked to recite the alphabet. >> do you understand the instructions. >> yes. >> what were the instructions? >> not to sing the national anthem backwards. >> not to sing the national anthem backwards? >> reporter: an officer found him asleep in his car appearing dazed and confused at 2:00 a.m. photos taken by police show the car is damaged. two flat tires on the drivers side. both wheel rims bent. woods tells officers he has not been drinking. >> have you been drinking today? >> no. >> no? are you sure about that? >> yes. >> that later verified by a breath test which reveal nod alcohol in his system. he admitted he was on four prescription medications including vico

today? >> yes. >> reporter: the golfing great was arrested. >> i'm placing you under arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence. >> reporter: later that night woods wrote what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. it didn't realize the mix of medications had affect med so strongly. and he apologized taking full responsibility for his actions. >> reporter: because this is tiger woods' first time dui offense, he may be eligible for a dui diversion program. that means he could skip a criminal trial here if he's willing instead to meet certain conditions of rehabilitation. back to you. >> all right. kerry, thank you. al and i often look at each others and i gestured him, what are you going to talk about? the talk on the weather forecast? >> gloomy. in the northeast and around the great lakes, dallas having its fourth driest may

from the great lakes to the northeast, new england. jetstream taking a dip. upper level low hanging around. last ten days, pittsburgh, seven cloudy days nature trace of rain or more seen days out of ten. temperatures over the last ten days anywhere from one to eight degrees below average as we look ahead for the weekend. boston not too bad. friday through saturday, pretty good weather. new york city j showers tomorrow. sunday the same. saturday looks nice. d.c. looking fabulous. pittsburgh not too bad. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. really nice for this thursday. 64 degrees currently. we have the clouds around, but those will start to clear through the day. plenty of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures for most of the area, upper 50s to mid to low 60s. leesburg, if you're eating out today, perfect by lunch. 78 degrees. lower humi.

degrees. plenty of sunshine. and going into the weekend, it looks good. much dryer. next rain chance is sunday and monday. >> get the weather channel any time you need it. check out the weather channel on cable. >> coming up, a surprising comment about russian hacking from vladimir putin himself. we'll have that story. and nbc's megyn kelly joins us live from st. petersburg where she's moderating a forum with the russian president. more on that afterhi

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we're back, 7:40, russian president vladimir putin making headlines insisting during a meeting with journalists that the russian state has never been involved in hacking. he added that no hackers could influence an election in any country. >> we are going to be hearing a lot from putin in the coming days as he hosts an international economic forum. nbc's megyn kelly is in st. petersburg where she will make with mr. putin. this is her first appearance as an nbc news anchor. so we say good morning. >> good morning. >> and welcome. >> great to have you here, megyn kel kelly. >> it gat with you. as part of this forum, president putin will be taking part in a panel. i was asked to moderate that. this will be the first time he's taking questions from an american journalist since the special council was appointed to

in the election. that's an allegation he referred to as a fiction invented by democrats. nbc news is in st. petersburg for a crucial forum hosted by vladimir putin. a chance to put his country in the spotlight as a destination for western businesses and an opportunity to flip the script about his role in the u.s. election. even before donald trump won the presidency, there were questions about russian interference. in january a rare public declaration by the u.s. intelligence community. vladimir putin ordered a hack of democratic officials and the clinton campaign. >> it should be claiear that russia interfered in the election process. >> reporter: this man is a russian broadcaster. >> they sincerely hope that

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

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

think there's tension and i'm sorry about that. >> reporter: why do you think that is? >> translator: i think it's because of my country and because of my president. >> reporter: do you think that russia and the united states should be better friends? >> translator: two big countries, we should live in peace and prosperity. >> reporter: so we just got word this morning that vladimir putin agreed to sit for yours truly tomorrow. and i'll ask him directly about the prospect of the countries working together and the mettling and beyond. that ought to be fun. >> that's going to be fascinating. the timing of that couldn't be better. it's going to be great. >> don't worry. nobody will be focussed on that at all. just relax. >> i'm sure we'll make no news. >> we saw you talking to so many people. it's interesting to hear from the people on the russian streets. regular folks like folks here. and what they say. did anything about the encounters suse

>> two main points. number one, the russian people have a lot of love for the american people. they see us as the same. they see the politicians as squabbles, but to a person, they wanted us to know they care about americans. they see a lot in common. secondly, almost none believe that russia interfered with our election. we found maybe one. >> megyn kelly, thank you. you will have more from russia including that interview with vladimir putin on the debut of "sunday night with megyn kelly" this sunday on nbc. good luck. nice to have you. >> thank you. >> all right. coming up, carson is in the orange room with outrage over a new "snow white" parody. >> first, these messages. s bornh a crayon in my hand. i decided to see if there was a way for design to play a... ...positive role in what was going on in the world. there's a jacket that's reflective for visibility... ...a sleeping bag jacket, jackets that turn into tents.

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white"? what could it be? >> there'sn a lot of buzz about the movie. this is "red shoes and the seven dwarves". there's controversy. social media users sharing photos. here's the ad which slows a slender version of snow white next to a shorter, heavier version. it has the text what if snow white wasn't so beautiful. >> they added a tweet, how did this get approved by a marketing team? why is it okay to tell young kids being fat equals ugly? this mom writing this is the epitome of what i don't want my children to see. the voice of snow white is speaking out say i have now fully reviewed the marketing for "red shoes". this wasn't approved by me or my team. she says the story is powerful for

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good morning. gorgeous day setting up. plenty of sunshine through the afternoon. temperatures will be back into the low 80s. not as humid as yesterday. 68 kurchtly knit district. 66 leesburg. 82 for a high temperature. tomorrow mid 80s. the weekend looks better. mostly dry for most of your weekend. saturday looks good. next rain chance comes late sunday. >> thank you. another local news update in a minutes. for now, back to the "today" show after a short break.

it's 8:00 on "today." comingup, kathy griffin facing new consequences following the controversial stunt. the comedian out of a job amid a growing backlash. >> plus teen driving dangers with more teens set to get behind the wheel. new tips on how to stay safe during the 100 deadliest day for teen drivers. and grand gesture. >> it is a beautiful place. i've been there. and i've always wanted to go. i wanted to go back. >> al travels to his dream destination as part of our summer of yes sharing his trip of a lifetime with deserving students. today is thursday,

2017. >> all right, gang. it is hometown thursday. i have a question for the crowd. is there anybody here in ohio? ohio is in the house, baby. how do you guys know each other? >> we're from tennessee. >> what are you celebrating? >> my 10th birthday. >> what are you celebrating? >> graduation. >> we're from oklahoma. >> good morning, canada. >> good morning. we graduated. >> good morning, everybody. it's thursday. it's june 1st. it is a chamber of commerce day out on our plaza. >> we've waited for this one forever. >> come on in here. i think hoda and i know there's a story here. it says will you marry me or my uncle brad. what's the story?

>> we need a wife for uncle brad. >> where's uncle brad? >> uncle brad. he's mortified. >> come here. come here. why are you hiding, brad? >> they made me do it. >> are you open to suggestions? >> yeah. it's embarrassing. >> where do you live in. >> i live in boston. >> your phone number, please? >> what kind of woman are you looking for? just kidding. >> uncle brad is kind of hunky. >> ever hear of johnny cakes? we have bobby flay here. he says they're perfect for summer. he's ready to share his go-to recipe with you. >> looks good. first the top stories of the morning. here's the news at 8:00. >> good morning from washington. i'm hallie jackson live from the white house. this morning an administration official tells nbc

climate agreement when he makes a big announcement at the rose garden here later today. but there will likely be caveats and multiple sources of caution. nothing is final until the president says it is. the move would fulfill a pledge the president made on the campaign trail. he's been facing opposition from elon musk and his own secretary of state. this does nothing to alleviate concerns from allies around the world. close to 200 countries have signed on. only syria and nicaragua are not in it. also on pennsylvania avenue, we could see james comey testify publicly as early as next week. a source close to the fired said he's been, quote, cleared for takeoff by the special council to tell his story publicly and answer questions from members of congress. the white house, however, is not answering questions. instead, they're now referring all

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

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

on the view. >> i hope that we at least agree that never funny to joke about violence toward anyone. and particularly in this politically charged moment toward our president. >> reporter: democratic senator al franken was not ready to pull the plug on an appearance with griffin this summer. but he was still critical. >> she did make a very heart-felt apology. i think she was thinking she was making an artistic statement, but that image has no place in our political dialogue. >> reporter: there have been questions raised about how the secret service should handle all this. the agency has to look into any possible threat to the president. and that would likely include interviewing griffin, but the secret service is not commenting on the status of the inkwquiry this point. >> stephanie, thank you. with schools out for vacations and the number of young drivers on the road is going way

of serious accident. triple a calls the time between memorial day and labor day, the 100 deadliest days for teen drivers. there are tips to reduce the danger. >> you hope your teen is a responsible driver, but this dash cam video shows what really can go on. their eyes down, texting on phones, distracted by other passengers. swerving off the road, and narrowly avoiding a crash. >> we know teens are a danger to themselves and a majority of people on the road. the majority of people killed on the road is someone other than the teen. >> reporter: a new study finds the average number of deadly teen crashes goes up 15% in the summer. the common factors? speeding. not wearing a seat belt, and distracted driving. >> when we looked at what was causing the distraction, but found that passengers

number one culprit and some form of interaction with a cell phone. >> reporter: experts say it's really up to parents to make the difference. talk to your teen ant obeying speed limits and staying focussed on the road. even hands free phone use can be distracting. tell them to turn their phones off. and as adults, make sure you model good behavior. >> it's really important that parents set a good example when behind the wheel. >> a lot of parents like to text or call them to check in. triple a says that can be dangerous. they say instead, tell your kids to message you when they're leaving and arriving and to stay off their phones while they're on the road. they also recommend having your teen sign a safe driving agreement. sometimes when you're driving down the road and you look out a window and you see someone next to you texting, and you realize -- >> matt white knuckled through that or

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wow. it is 8:14. time for what's trending. maria shriver is here. >> okay. time to trend. and it's getting better. >> it is. >> trend. >> trend, one contestant is trending. her name is'd it fuller. he's the younger person to qualify for the competition. just six years old. the word wasn't an easy one like nothing or cat. it was nyctinasty. >> nyctinasty.

>> correct. >> how did she know that? >> she's in kindergarten, folks. >> she's home schooled. >> nyctinasty, a term for the movement in plants in response to light. and she's home schooled in oklahoma. she spelled all of her words correctly. i guess there's a written test this year to advance, and she didn't ultimately advance because of the written -- >> i wonder how much practice goes into that. every night they're probably at the dinner table studying. >> she's hoping to come back next year. >> all right. >> too quick. >> everybody familiar with the term flopping? you know what a flop is in sports? carson, explain. >> yeah. you take a foul but it's overacting. >> yeah. >> maybe there wasn't an infraction, but you make it seem like

>> it's a deceptive way for players to get attention from the crowd or refs. this is perhaps the most elaborate flop we've ever seen. watch this. a serbian soccer player is tackled during a game and reacts this way. a little over the top. he flails all over the field. watch it again. >> like a flounder. >> maybe he's hurt. >> are you sure he's not in pain? >> what happened after? >> he runs off the field. >> he does? >> what was his injury? do we know? >> maybe a cramp? it looks like you do with a cramp when you kind of stretch out the achilles or hamstring? >> that's a bad flop. >> from flops to pops. >> that's right. >> let's do pop start. >> no flopping here. venus williams, did she s

the beans about the gender of her baby's gender. >> did you think about a name for you? how is the baby going to call you? >> she's going to call me favorite aunt. of course we're always like every day it's like baby, we all want the baby to be named after us. >> venus referred to the baby as a she and mentioned girl names. serena responded on twitter saying i did not grow up with any brothers, only sisters, and we all say she more than he. she added finding out on the day you give birth is still one of the best surprises. now to lorde. while she was in town, why not stop for a smoothie. that moment went viral after the cashier, a big fan, share third down video. >> don't worry. this is my first smoothie to a famous person.

she got a blue velvet. >> doesn't end there. lorde reached out to the cashier on twitter and invited her to the governor's ball. she respond nod way. this is a joke, right? >> lorde responding i was going to ask you in the store to come but i got shy. to celebrate your new job. the cashier is psyched. that's pop start. thank you. mr. roker. >> all right. let's see what we have for you. we are looking at showers and thunderstorms down around the gulf coast. a real mess there. a few showers hanging around the pacific northwest. central plains looking wet weather as well. for today, temperatures nice and toasty through the southwest, 90s. northern plains in the 90s. cool into northern new england and parts of upstate new york, 90. florida wet weather over the next week. tropical downpours through the l

central rockies. plenty of sunshine up and down the coast. looking at another nice day in the northeast on into new england. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. a great day outside in the washington area. from the blue ridge to the bay, it's going to be a sunny and breezy and dry afternoon. temperatures mid 60s in the shenandoah valley. upper 60s around downtown. upper 70s and low 80s. breezy. northwest winds, 15 to 20 miles per hour. nice dry weather continues into at least the first half of the weekend. showers and storms likely back late sunday. and that's your latest weather. >> all right. al, thank you. we're wrapping up our essential series, eating to 100. maria we're ending with a great lunch date. >> we are. and we've been traveling to

exotic far away lands with dan as he makes twrites do recipes. this morning the blue zone takes us to our own backyard in sunny california. the table is set for a lunch party hundreds of years in the making. >> sorry we're slow. old people. >> the guests some of the sharpest centenarians you'll meet. >> i'm maria. >> hello, maria shriver. >> yes. hi. >> good to see you in per >> you're02? >> i am. >> oh, my god. >> and i can remember -- >> look at you. >> we followed dan's search for the world's longest-lived humans through italy, greece, and costa ri rica. but some of the most amazing people making it to 100 are just an hour west of los angeles.

the city belongs to the 7th day adventist search. >> 7th day adventists live about seven to ten years longer than the rest of americans. >> reporter: most church members don't eat meat or fish and they never touch alcohol or cigarettes. >> here the sabbath is powerful from sunset on friday until sunset on saturday. you focus on your family, focus on your god, and in the afternoon they take a nature walk. that 24 hours where they can reverse the inflammation of the worry and the hurry of our everyday lives. >> a strict lifestyle established over 150 years ago by the church's founder, a woman named ellen white. >> the diet here comes directly from the bible. this is the diet of the garden of'den. >> this is a diet that eve put in. wake up. eat healthy. >> it wasn't until they added

apples that they got inspired. >> it's a food that whatever you have green, put it in a pot. >> some of the greens have five times the the antioxidants of wine. we like to talk about antioxidants. it gives justification for wine. but you get more from this pot. >> my gram was 90 something. clear brain and strong as an ox. >> and you didn't overcook the greens. >> you just want to wilt them. >> as lunch is prepared, dan tells me about one of the friends he's made here. there he is. >> a retired heart surgeon names ellsworth. >> did it astound you when you realize you're 100? >> i don't think about it, and i really don't feel any different than i did when i was 30. >> he toured me around the town driving. i was in the passenger's seat. >> at 100? >> at 100, yes.

almost. let alone tv. >> he justed turned 102. i haven't seen him far while. >> what about people who say i'm 50, i'm 60. it's too late. it's never too late. you could be 90 and go plant based and add to your life expectan eta yon f recipes you like, it becomes effortless. >> it's unreal. >> and it's totally healthy. >> and it's a lunch hour, and our guests of honor arrive. including dan's old friend, ellsworth. >> you're 102 now? >> yes. >> wow. >> and just as spry, bonita. >> i play cards, and i win sometimes. >> you come here, and you start meeting these centenarians, they're all

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

>> tyke take the mike own drop . you have a big event this weekend. >> that's right. and hoda is coming. it's about empowering people with the kind of information about how to live healthier and be cognitively healthy as long as you can and trying to find a cure for alzheimer's. >> and it's all over the country, and it's a great event. >> positive people. >> come on, maria. >> we've known each other 30 years. it's flown by. thank you. >> thank you. great spirit. we loved it. just ahead, the grand surprise. al teamed up for his summer of yes project. plus do-it-yourselfers that double as ideal father's day gifts and a recipe from bobby flay. first your local news a weatr. rom

good morning. 3u8 26 on this thursday, june 1st. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's check on the commute. melissa mollet is in the first traffic. >> good morning. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway looking go ahead. southbound 29, crash on the left lane. and southbound 29 before lock wood drive, crash blocking the left lane. northbound branch near st. barn bas, disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. >> a check on the forecast after a quick break. stay with us.

temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. breezy. it's cooler less humid air. we get to enjoy it for several days. tomorrow plenty and sunshine. if you're beach bound this weekend. friday and saturday dry and

late day chance of showers on sunday at the coastline. >> all right. get the latest news and weather any time. open the nbc washington app. another update in about 25 minutes.

we're back now. 8:30 on this thursday morning. welcome to june, everyone. after a rather up and down may, we've got a beauty here on the first of june on the plaza. nice people gathered. we thank them for joining us. by the way, the music you're hearing although it's loud out here, is from thomas rhe thett. he'll be here tomorrow

>> get me some of that. >> coming up, al's grand summer of yes project. he's going to give kids the summer of a lifetime. >> and forget about the boring ties. we'll show you how to make this father's day extra special. you can enjoy these gifts year around. >> and you know it's going to be a pretty good morning when bobby flay stops by cooking for us this morning. the perfect summer meal. talking johnny cakes like grandmother used to make. >> you do something productive with children and i make beer. thank you, al. >> while we're on the souubjectf food, dr. oz and joy have teamed up for this. thousands are taking part. joy is back with a new one minute tip. let's go inside and start the tip. joy, begin. >> okay. today i am presenting

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>> you went with a bonus recipe to get away from the timing. >> that's right. you can find the full meal plan and the bonus recipe at today.com. share your progress wit us. we're rooting for you. >> it's a bonus forecast. starting with our weekend outlook for tomorrow, tropical downpours through the gulf. plains hot. western third of the country looking good. saturday more sunshine in the northeast. western third looks good. sunday rainy and cool returns to the northeast in new england. wet weather through the gulf. plenty of sunshine through the plains to the southwest. wet weather into the interior sections of the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good thursday morning. it's nice outside. 68 degrees. plenty of sun developing

this afternoon. if you are dining out, perfect weather. lunchtime 78 degrees. we'll be warming up. nice and dry. plenty of sun by happy hour. dinner time around 80. the humidity lower. comfortable. the weekend looks better mostly dry next rain chance comes late sunday and into the start of next week. and you check out the forecast any time. go to the weather channel on cable. >> now making this your summer of yes. >> that's right. i'm working out at tennis with my french pro julian. carson is brewing beer. al, what are you going to do? >> well, i've had the privilege with this program, traveling all over the world. and one of my favorite spots is a place i used to dream about as a kid growing up in new york city. i've been lucky enough to go there a few times. this time i want to inspire other young new yorkers and

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

with some very special 7th graders. growing up in the city ste i did. they have big dreams. >> i want to be a lawyer or a politician. >> i would like to become a d.j. or a teacher. >> i would like to be a doctor. or a basketball player. >> at the uncommon school's in brooklyn, one is a leader among her peers. >> this is what i like to call my wall of achievement. >> jason is so trusted his teachers ask him to help grade papers. >> i was telling him earlier today that one thing i really respect about him is that he's introspecti intrpe d immigrant from guinea is not only the school soccer star and on the honor roll. his teachers say he's the young man with the sunshine smile. >> he's driven and passionate. >> even dreamers

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

>> people go hither and -- >> grand canyon. >> no, hither and yon. put together, grand canyon. that's where the four of us are going. we're going to the grand canyon. >> oh, my god. >> we're going to the grand canyon. >> you okay, jason? you all right, bud? >> i'm good. okay. i'm good. i'm good. >> it is a beautiful place. i've been there. and i've always wanted to go. i wanted to go back. and my own kids wouldn't go with me, so i figured i'd find some other kids to go. when they look at this, i hope they see the possibility that time can afford you, that they can still do something great, because they could see something great. >> one, two, three, grand canyon. >> so we want to go. >> i want to go too. >> everybody.

the end of june, we are all going to head to the grand canyon. it's going to be like experiencing, i think, for the first time all over again, and a big thanks to the robin hood foundation for putting us in touch with the kids. >> look at how beautiful it was before they went. it's a beautiful story. >> great to hear. >> going to be a selfie of all time. >> yes. >> that was gorgeous. >> awesome. summer of yes, we are so excited. tomorrow's hoda's turn. this is going to blend your love of music, rascal flats and surprise. >> yes. a little of joy in the room. >> this is all about you. we want you to try something you've always dreamed of doing. this is your summer of yes. so go to today.com or the today app and tell us what you want to say yes to and maybe we'll help you out. >> up next, fun projects your kids can do with dads for father's day, and enjoy those projects all year around. first, this is "today" on nb

welcome back. father's day just over two e away. while presents are always great. try something different this year. diy projects can serve as an ideal gift and a great way to get into quality family time. kevin o'connor, host of "this old house" is here with great ideas. we want to mention the projects require adult supervision. >> they do. mom and dad should get involved. that's part of the gift, the quality time. >> a tree swing. >> you see there, this one is attached to the bar, but this is going to go into a tree. we have glue and paint and hardware and rope. here we've taken hardwood.

we glued them together to give them a big enough surface to cut out into any shape you want. i love your flower. drill a hole. this is a one-inch bit. wear safety goggles. we go right through that. the rope is going to go through here. >> and tie a knot at the bottom? >> yes. here's the key, we're going to put it into a branch in a tree. you don't want to tie the rope around the branch. we're going to take a bolt, drill through, secure it through, and then we have a thimble, and the rope is going to get attached to this. >> i'm going to pretend to paint and then swing. >> how is your short game? >> it needs work. >> fairway? >> perfect. >> you going to make a golf hole? >> this is mini golf. you can make it as complex or as simple as you want. this is mdf board. this is two by two stock.

take that. saw, plumbing fixtures. start spraying the felt down. >> this is just a glue? >> this is a spray adhesive. you're going to get the felt from a craft store. the wood will come from a home center. you're going to then -- this is the bottom side. we have the 2 by 2 blue here to raise it up. you're going to hold this up and put it on there. now, every panel gets put together. but one of them is going to have a hole in it. you'll have drilled the hole first with the hole saw, and then once the felt is on, this is just a simple plumbing fixture. this is an end cap, pvc. that goes in like that. >> i'm going to go play over here. over to al. >> soccer? >> yes. >> you look like you're ready to play. >> i always wondered how people put together these goals. >> pvc pipe, elbows and ts. this is deer

supply. this size, glue, and the cutters. simple. you can cut these with a saw. you've got tubing cutters. this is a ratchet. easy to work with. you can cut it to length. popped it off. you're going to be cutting these together with a pvc glue and form up the goal. you can see the kids playing with it. the deer netting we put on there. very simple. we're going to apply it with zip ties. if you stick it through there, turn it around the other way, and you're going to put that all the way around, and you're probably on all of these things in an afternoon, are going to be playing with the kids a whole bunch of different ways. >> well, the kids playing soccer. >> look at that. you going to get out there? >> yeah. let me try it. >> shirts and skins. >> i don't think so. these kids are too good. >> mr. lawyer? lauer? >> yes. for more directions on these

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we're back with today >> we're back and cooking with bobby flay. we'll start with the appetizer. but first, we should mention, bobby's hit show "food network star" is coming back. >> i can't wait. >> johnny cakes. i like to call them bobby cakes. what are they for those who don't know? >> they're corn meal pancakes. i'm going to put chilies on top. we're going to use tomatoes. i like to force summer in. when i think of summer ingredients, i think of corn and

why not use ground corn meal to get the flavor. if you're using tomatoes in june, go with a small tomato. we'll make the corn meal pancakes first. start with the dry ingredients. we have corn meal, flour, baking soda, a little bit of salt. corn meal with egg white. take the wet and then gold it into the dry. milk and then the egg and the egg white. >> wait. show us your folding technique. >> take your spatula. you want to be lileor aggressive. just kind of fold it around. >> that's what matt is always saying to me. be more aggressive. >> exactly. let that go for a while. >> and then we have our johnny cakes. the thing about these johnny cakes is they don't need to be perfect in terms of shape. if you look at some of the ones i've made here, some

some of them have shapes that don't have a name. it doesn't matter. put in the johnny cakes. i like a cast iron pan because i get a little bit of crust. >> is there anything different about this type of pancake? >> no. it's not like cooking any pancake. the corn meal gives it a little bit of crunch. you can serve these savory like we're going to do today or for breakfast as well. maple syrup, butter. >> can i check in with team pancake over here? >> it's like if a pancake and corn bread mated in. >> my grandmother used to make these. >> really? >> it's all the ingredients you'll have in your pantry. we'll top these quickly with a little bit of tomatoes, shallots, and you can see i'm using the smaller tomatoes. they're sweeter in the off season. >> we're not quite into tomatoes

yet. >> fresh basil, and shallots. season it with salt and pepper. all right, and then we'll do a little bit of olive oil. stir it up if you'd like. >> yeah. >> and then -- >> pork chop? >> it's for later. thanks for asking. >> we'll take ricotta cheese. >> you sound like giada. >> i don't say it like that. ricotta has made a comeback. we're going to put ricotta cheese on top of the pancakes and then our beautiful tomato relish that we made ahead of time. it doesn't have -- don't make it perfect. let them go on there and cascade off the johnny cakes. >> it looks like it's light even though it's a pancake. >> fantastic. >> freesh ingredients gives you a summer feeling. >> explain the pork chop. >> is pork chop is

going to make it a litt b later. >> hand that over. >> yeah, this is part one. you'll show us the pork chop later. >> right. that's the adish later. don't fill up. >> come for the johnny cakes, stay for the pork chops. if you want the recipes, go to today.com/food. later they'll show you how to make the chops. first, let's catch up with rachel wiesz. we'll be back in a moment.

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

it, or does it? >> the movie, people interpret it differently. people say she's guilty and some people say she's innocent. >> did it change the way you played the role? >> i would find it disconcerting not knowing what was supposed to happen and then begin. >> i made the decision before i started. so i knew. but when i first read it, it wasn't clear. >> yeah. >> and you do great movie work. you come alive on the stage as well. do you have any plans for stage work coming up? >> i have lots of ideas, but nothing definite. >> what's the difference between broadway or being on stage in london? >> well, the western and broadway are incredible places to do plays. the big difference, i would say, is that when a celebrity comes on stage in london, the audience don't clap. >> is it because they're like whatever. >> it look -- i'm used to it now. i've

it's a big difference. in england, we -- >> you won an oscar, so for us, amazing. is she innocent or guilty? whisper in my ear. >> rachel will be back next hour. first your local news. this is a news 4 "today" news break. >> 8:56 is your time on this thursday, june 1st, 2017. good morning. we want to get a check on the morning commute with melissa mollet. and your 4 traffic. >> hi. right now connecticut avenue at randolph road have police activity there because of a suspicious package. some lanes might be blocked. the beltway looks okay. no big slowdowns or

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this morning on "today's" take, josh gad spills his secrets. and it's a throwback thursday treat. third eye blind is here to rock us with a classic. and hamburgers or ribs, nachos or fries? we'll help you pick the healthier option. >> this is "today's" take live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to today. throwback thursday morning. first day of june, 2017. that's hard to believe. you're listening right now to "semi charmed life". they're going to take us back to

>> we go you know this great song. i'm like it sounds nothing like it. >> i don't recognize that. >> they have a live performance of a 20--year-old hit later in the show. >> hard to believe. >> it flew by. >> may flew by and the last 20 years. >> that's a nice segue. yesterday i told you guys yesterday i had a chance to go back to northwestern university. we're all doing stories where we're going back to our schools and reliving memories. this is the iconic place on campus. it's right outside of chicago. it was a lot more emotional than i thought it would be. i thought i was going to run on campus and have a good time. this is the rock. it's an iconic places on campus where you paint it overnight and then guard it until the next morning. when people walk on campus, they see it. i painted it back in the day in the middle of the day. that was cool. and then i wanted to knock on d

i remembered the dorm and kind of the area. it's fascinating to me that 22 years later they knew exactly which room. >> you got records? >> clearly. knocked on the door, and it was a sweet little girl. she's so smart. they changed the floors. they have hardwood. a little fancier. but it was pretty cool. the piece will air next week. i got kind of emotional. i'm from kansas. these were the journalism students. this is what made me emotional. i always wanted to do news. when i was in middle school, i told a guy i wanted to be a news anchor. he said what's your backup. i was like, huh? i don't have a backup. it's what i want to do. i remember telling my mom, that's the first time anybody asked me what else. yesterday to get there and be there 23 years later and be like, i did it, it kind of happened. it was kind of emotional. very grateful. >> i remember when we did rocker -- look at you there. a cheer

>> i was a cheer leader in high school. i remember i additioned for the dance squad. i was an alternate. i was devastated. to go back and dance with them, i was like yeah, i can do it. >> that was a really good move. >> it was cool. >> and you did the same thing. you went back. >> when we did rokerthon, we ended it, and i went to my dorm room. and there were young women there. >> there you are. >> i knocked on the door, there they were. so much cleaner. >> wait, were there women living -- >> my year was the first year in 1972, it was the first year that our dorm, their suite, but it was coed, and they alternated suites. >> wow. >> that room -- >> that's why you decided to go there? >> no. i didn't even know that. >> that room looks huge. >> there's a living area, and then three bedrooms with two people a piece. ha

>> were they shocked when al roker showed up? >> i think they had an idea. >> the same with the girl that was in my dorm room. mine. this room, you don't want to walk in when the door is locking, don't come aknocking. >> what is it? >> if that room is rocking, don't come a knocking. >> popping and locking? >> if the door is locking, don't come a knocking. >> either way, kind of sloppy. you found throwback -- >> this is a great picture. >> this was my first billboard. i found it this morning. i was trying to find a childhood picture. oh, it's just -- there's a lot there. >> can we just stop? my first billboard. some of us have never had a billboard. >> well, in the local markets, that's kind of my first job we had bus shelters. but this was a billboard.

>> you think so? >> you look like a young phylicia rashad. >> the blazer, the helmet hair. the early 2000s. >> can we say congratulations. i didn't realize you were writing a book with your sister. >> it's coming. we're at the very end. "sisters first". it's a collection of essays. we're at the very end. you're written books before. i dream about it. how anxiety inducing is it? yesterday i read the manuscript to edit it. i see barbara's part, and i'm like that's what you thought of me? we still have a couple of chapters to add. the bea is going on in new york. the book expo of america. everybody goes to talk about their books>> it was kind

cool. you get to meet authors that you have so admired. >> one, that's my dream. when i was first interviewed by diane s diane sawyer, she said if i could introduce you to anybody, who would it be. i said tony morrison. she said tony morrison? after she said what are you doing now? i said i have to fly to somewhere. she said damage, i was going to have you over for a margarita with tony morrison. did you ever do that? >> no. can we please have a margarita. i was an english major. this is what i care about. it was been fun to do it with my sister, and we're excited. next fall it comes out, and it's been therapeutic. it's been -- it's been like therapy for us. we write about things that i didn't even know bothered. >> are you surprised at how surprised people are that you guys are so

>> not cool. we're boring. >> but you're fun. >> people come ump and say you'e so normal. >> the great thing about this book is it's the idea of sisters is a broad topic. >> exactly. you? guys are helping. >> i think more than ever people have to have each other's backs. we just do. let's raise each other up. that's what i had in a built-in partner in crime my entire life. >> that sounds so good. >> it'll be gfun. >> i got to do a bucket list of a lifetime the last month . i got to go on the orient express with josh gad. we road and talked about the upcoming movie, the remake "murder on the orient express" based on a novel. it tells the story of 13 strangers stranded on a train where everybody is a murder suspect. we have an exclusive first-look at the film

check it out. >> something about that tangle of strangers pressed together for days with nothing in common but the need to go to one place to another and never see each other again. >> they got him after all. >> no. >> he was in perfectly good health. >> indeed. he was not -- >> good god. a murder, here? >> someone was rummaging about my cabin in the middle of the night. no one would listen to me. >> if there was a murder -- >> what is going on? >> the murder is with us and every one of you is a suspect. >> it stars johnny dep, josh gad, michelle pfeiffer. >> what we call a good cast.

if you remember the book or the movie with albert finny in 1974, it's amazing. >> so who did it? >> i can't tell you that. >> i'm kidding. >> we have an interview with josh gad coming up in the next hour. >> we were talking off camera this morning. there was a young teenager accepted to jail named carolina williams. it was because of her, her -- >> she made the admissions laugh. she wrote all about her love of papa john's pizza. which, by the way, i love papa john's pizza too. she's a recent graduate in tennessee. >> her short essay said, accepting those warm cardboard boxes at my front door is second nature to me, but i will always love ordering pizza because of the way the aged spices evoke feelings of independence,

consolation, and joy. she's a good writer. >> i was just about to say, it was about pizza, but she's a great writer. >> the yale admissions office wrote as a fellow lover of pizza, i laughed out loud and ordered pizza after reading your application. she's going to auburn university instead, because of the scholarships. all in all -- >> doesn't that just prove that making people laugh is the most important thing? >> it helps. >> it's also a creative idea. you think about that woman has read a ga zillibillion essays. she gets one about the love of pizza that's well written. >> unfortunately there was not so -- or an inappropriate action that one mascot gave to the crowd that got him suspended. talk about striking out. we'll have the story after these mege

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we are back now with more of "today's" take. well, a little troub. the new york mets are having a rough start of the season. mr. met, the -- he was here. >> right. >> yes, i like mr. met. >> he invited me to throw out the first pitch in an upcoming game. i'm going to, but i'm afraid he might not appreciate what i do. he made an inappropriate gesture yesterday at the game. it was at citi field during the 7-1 loss of the brewers. mr. met walking down a tunnel at the ballpark. turns around and gives a fan an inappropriate gesture. one that says we're number one. it's not clear if anything was said to the mascot to park is reaction. the mets said we apologize for the inappropriate action. we do not condone this behavior. we are

internally. the employee involved will no longer wear the mr. met costume. >> sheinelle and i were saying if you flip somebody off, you might -- it might have been a swan song. >> wait a minute. it's a costume? >> you always thought he was a real ball? >> it's a costume? you? didn't know that was -- >> how can mr. met wibe a costu? he's a real person. there's even miss met. >> you know how fans can be. i can only imagine how fans say certain things. maybe he just had had enough. >> and by the way, it's hard being a mos cot. imagine getting in that ball costume all day long. it's hot and sweaty. people think you're a ball and they talk to you as if you're an object. >> next you're going to tell me mr. softy is not a real guy. >> no. ial

somebody. i have empathy in this case. i feel like he was probably just having a bad day, but i also agree with, if you do that, i think you know you're done. >> it's a hard job. >> you don't do that and think i'm coming back tomorrow. you're like this is it. >> can we play a game? i think we have some fingers. don't worry. the fingers are appropriate. the middle one is nicely put down. >> i want to come back tomorrow. >> it's a summer -- okay. here we go. >> do you know the answers? >> i don't. because i dropped my cards. anyway, here we go. all right. question number one, summer means ice cream. when ben and jerry's first started selling ice cream, they also sold -- >> bomb pops? >> bomb pops? >> no. sandwiches, soup, hot dogs. >> hot dogs. >> i say soup. >> sandwiches.

>> they gave all of them. what's the answer? >> soups. >> i picked soup because it makes no sense. >> one more. >> hot and cold. >> tom cruise starred in his share of summer block busters. what was his first film released in 1981. >> the outsiders. >> "endless love" is the answer. >> one more. >> where's my finger when i need it. that's it. >> that's it? >> one more. one more. one more. >> okay. >> okay. question three. who doesn't love to the baseball game and getting snack. what was the first snack originally sold? >> cracker jacks. >> yes. high five. >> cracker jacks.

♪ i don't care if i never come back ♪ it's one, two, three strikes you're out at the old ball game ♪ >> nice. >> that was close. >> that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> sunshine in the washington metro area. right now and pretty much all over the region, 68 in hagerstown. 70 for manassas. 73 in washington. planning out your day today. plan on sunshine. start to finish. all the way through the day and a delightful evening. temperatures going back to the 60s by 8:00 or 9:00. today's high around 82 degrees. a pleasant day to be outside. another nice one coming up for tomorrow, saturday, a few more clouds and a touch cooler. next chance for organized rain is late sunday. >> because it's june 1st, that's why we played the first game. >> here it is. >> up

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all right. this >> we're ready to have fun in the sun. >> beach parties in the ballpark. it's not easy to hit a home run when it comes to food choices. >> jackie london is with us this morning. she's here to put us to the test with a food faceoff called this or that. >> good morning. >> r we ready? we are going to get started. we'll talk about major summer classics. first we have this hamburger or this half rack of ribs. which one do we think is more nutritious? >> that. >> this is the hamburger. that's the ribs. >> that. >> it is this. >> your hamburger is a little bit like your veggie vehicle. you can put up deliciousness that will help you reach your nutrient needs without having the extra added sugar. >> but what about the bun? >> it will set

200 calories. i would rather you have the bun. it will make sure that you're keeping it as nutritious as possible for as little saturated fat. now potato versus macaroni salad. it is this. potato salad. potatoes are a vegetable. they are nutrients with a ton of vitamin c and potassium. >> that's good. >> all right. let's go to a picnic. all right. here we have this peanut butter and jelly sandwich or this turkey and cheese sandwich. both on whole wheat. it is this. it's the peanut butter and jelly. the practicality is there. you can grab some peanut butter to go, add fruit instead of jam, and you will have an ext

nine grabs of fiber. >> as opposed to turkey. >> yes. it's higher in sodium and saturated fats which is less nutritious. >> yes, which i knew. >> you're three for something. >> now we have ballpark classics. >> hi. >> we have this nachos or that plate of fries. that is correct. >> the tries are the more nutritious option. potatoes are a vegetable. it's just potatoes, oil and salt. fiber, potassium in the fries. the nachos are loaded with saturated fats. >> and deliciousness. >> i had no idea. this is a good segment. >> how about eating this and that? >> cheers to that. thank you j jackie. >> to find out more about the summer food options head to today.com. next, an

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beautiful bright sunshine out there today. temperatures will be up in the low 80s across much of the area. breezy from time to time. but nothing to worry about rainfall wise. we'll be dry for today,

saturday as well. around here tomorrow, full sunshine. high of 84. dry weather on friday and saturday and a chance for showers at the beach both sunday and here.

just last just last month al made us jealous when he took a trip of a lifetime riding on the orient express. >> the train is a backdrop for the famous murder mystery "on the orient express". there's a big screen reboot with a star studded cast, including the funny josh gad. >> we caught up with in austria to talk all things murder and mystery. >> our pal josh gad is all aboard the highly anticipated remake of "murder on the orient express". >> the murder.

big screen in 1974. the actress won an oscar. >> the murder is with us, and every one of you is a suspect. >> reporter: now more than 40 years later, the mystery lives again. >> so, mr. gad, the murder on the orient express. when you were asked to do this, was there've an moment's hesitation? >> they couldn't get the words out. agatha christie's murder, i'm no. you have this timeless story . it's a tale everybody loves revisiting. every actor is attracted to those roles. >> i am probably the greatest detective in the world. >> reporter: and this. one of the characters. >> the main character. it is the main character. i mean, as a little kid, i knew the words orient express, and for me, to n

the actual train, it's so weird. it's like pinch me. it's crazy. and the scope and scale of it. that epicness, is going to blow people out of the water. >> it was in perfectly good health. >> reporter: tell us about your character. >> hector is a secretary. there's more to him than meets the eye. like all the characters in orient express. each of one them has a secret. >> reporter: i wanted to ask you about the mustache. >> it was real. unfortunately. my children were terrified of me. they wanted nothing to do with me. i would walk through the streets of london, and it was like jack the ripper was walking by. parents would hide their kids and shun me. >> reporter: you tormented daisy ridley. >> that's a strong word. harass is what my lawyers are calling it. >> reporter: he

order still in effect? >> i'm so happy that i can finally stand within ten feet of her. >> i told you it was a myth. >> as a "star wars" fan, i felt like i owed it to the "star wars" community to know the answers, but she was great. i mean, she really did escape. >> reporter: in the series for those of us in the "frozen communi". the second movie, is there a love interest for ola sn. >> olaf? >> this is the first i've heard of it. wouldn't that be great. >> i do know they're going out of their way to top the first one, and they are not going to make a movie that is unnecessary. that doesn't feel essential. this feels like harassment, al. and i now see

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

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>> not at all. what is it? >> italian tea, infusion, made from herbs. here. try. try. >> it's, um, disgusting. >> it's good for you. it's good for the health. >> or is it? >> don't drink that tea. >> we vote not to drink the tea. >> welcome. >> the things that are good for you often taste bad, right? >> but things that are poises you also taste good. >> or good. >> in this movie, we're not sure. i mean, there's a question as to whether you are a bad person or not. and when you first took the role, you didn't know. >> the script didn't tell me for

way. i think the same is true on viewing the film. i met three or four people who had an argument. they said she's innocent. she's a poor victim of her late husband, and the other person was saying she's noisening this boy. >> i decided this morning you're guilty. >> you did? >> yeah. this morning i was like you know what? she did it. >> what do you think? >> did rachel do it? >> i know how i -- it's not exactly the truth. i played it in a certain way, but i can't tell you. that would ruin it. >> can you tell us later off camera? >> i can't tell anyone. i'd have to kill you. >> hold on a sec. don't drink the coffee. >> wow. >> i've always wonders, when you play these great period pieces, when you're in the costume, does it somewhat take you back? you had to learn to ride side saddle. >> in a corset, yes, i know how to ride a

you're in pain and you're fixed around the horse. it was a weird thing to learn, and then this beautiful horse that i was riding. it had been trained on "game of thrones" a couple years before. i didn't know, and they just didn't know this horse was such a great performer. if you pull the left reign left, it dives to the left. he bends front knees and bag legs and just lies down gently on its side. >> did it happen? >> yes. >> so did rachel kill the horse too? we have to know. was it so much fun portraying this character? >> it was. it was a lot of fun. the actors were great to play off of. we were out on the british country side. there's pictures. it really looks like that. it's very beautiful. >> what are the odds you get to play a movie with your real fi

>> fantastic. rachel, thank you so much. and "my cousin rachel" hits theaters june 9th. we're back in a moment. first this is "today" oc.

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thursday, june 1st. if you're driving through fair fax, watch out for two new red light cameras. starting today city police are turning the cameras on and sending warnings. the new cameras are at germantown road and main street at woodland drive and fair fax boulevard.

starting july 1st. now for the forecast. >> a beautiful day. 82 degrees this afternoon. mostly sunny. nice and dry. tomorrow mid eighty and sunny. the weekend is looking sunny and dryer than what we expected. 80, mostly sunny and dry saturday. sunday chances of rain in the evening. next week we start with rain and we're back in the 70s. >> coming up, the latest on the two people shot to death in shadyside, maryland. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight.

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>> aou from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello. it's thirsty thursday. the first day of june. the sun has come out. >> this is the first time in forever, it seems like. >> it was gorgeous last night. everything is in bloom. thank you. all right. it's throwback thursday. you're listening to "semi charmed life" by third eye blind. >> and the beautiful and talented neve campbell is here. she's back