good morning. breaking news. yet another terror attack in london. a van plowing into a crowd of worshipers, leaving a london mosque. at least one person dead, ten others injured. >> there was >> this was an attack on london and all londoners. er >>s. the suspect was obtained bs witnesses and investigation ti e underway. we're lye at the scene. what went wrong, u.s. navy dentf identifies theie seven sailors n killed what their destroyer collided with a container ship off the coast of japan as new e questions are raised about whate ledw to that tragic crash. breaking overnight, a u.s. t fighter jet shoots down a syrian war plane, the first time the o u.s. has engaged in

combat i there. a major es ka laitlation in an n already tense project.ive we're live. pentagon. those stories plus danger for 130 million people coast to coast. a kinder relevanta story at the u.s. open. >> a major champion. and her twin what we finally here from pop superstar beyoncee today, monday, june 19, 2017. >> from nbs news, this is todayt withh matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1 a in rock feller plaza. "t >> good morning.s welcome to today glad to have youu with us. >> we've got a lot happening int your wofrld right now. n oo right. right we're going t start with this breaking noutz of london a van slamming into people outside a mosque with city's mayor calling this a horrific terrorist attack. a we've got complete cover

morning. let's start with billllet' neal is at the seen for us. bill, good morning. what happened. >> reporter: this is britain's fourth terror attack in as many months and the nird london in tr which a vehicle was used as a e weapon. but this one was different on because it. seems that a group f religious worshippers was s aft targeted. minutes after anotherer deadly terror attack and the injured are treat where'd they fell, fe rammed by a van at high speed. t >> basically drove on the pavement coming straight towardi all the muslims and as he's coming to them he hit all of them. >> women and men onall of the f people flebleeding, there was skreemg. >> the attacker appears to hav s targeted people leaving prayerse at a mosque.rashed he crashed his and have then tried escape but was caught by the crowd. >> me and my other two friends we get him out of car but befort we do that he stt

and spitting on us and he bitesm us. >> some witnesses say he wasitno shouting threats at muslims. >> he said did i it and i want d to killid some of them. ill >> those he tried s toom kill he him over to police. >> he was led away to the police van, he basically screamed out i'll do doh it again and stuck k out his hand like that as a gesture to mock people. >> one man died of the scene though police aren't sure if this was as a result of the he attack. they're now examininggresult th > this is being treated as a terrorist . attack. or >> reporter: another deliberat horror the mayor trying to reassure lond may orowners. >> there will be an increased lond on todaye in at and around muslim place of >p worship. >> reporter: muslims who prayedm justst prayed hadus in the mosque for the dead of t last week's london fire. dea trj did i following tragedy, this one deliberate terrorism. >> reporter: people here are angry and they're scared because the momentum of these attacks i.

now of tit for tat attacks, of retaliation. london this morning very much n edge. >> allh right. bill neale starting us off. we fwapt to turn to the senior analyst with nbc news. good morning to you. >> good morning. th let mesurrat pick up where b left off. you have someone who it appearss is targeting muss lums.ims. you've got to worry bethem, tab the psych he will of violence going on. >> i think some of them were cc worried about them starting witn muslim extremist attacks that we've seen before this attack. g and then eventually far right r wing from the other side. european authorities have been worried aboutut that, a self-ren forcing radicalization on both sides that can escalate the n on violence. andh swlau here say demonstratin of the use of vans, the ability to tear ri

think authorities have to worryd about that escalation of violence. >> this is the third time in as many months we've come on in the morning and talked about a van attack in the city of lond on. there are people in don london and also across protect the uni states. what do you when all you have is a man in a van? >> this is incredibly to stop when all youn soc conspiracyie traffic as well as vehicle have trask. you have to create security around events where people are congregating, potentially barriers and restricting areas e where you've got lots of p pedestrians just to walkways. it's a difficult thing to stop a especially in d congested areass in london, as in new york, it's just hard to stop if you have s somebody motivated to kill fell know e low citizens and nnts. >> thanks for your perspective, we appreciate it. >> there are no abo questions ad thrng aboutly the deadly commission about

this is the 7 sailors who were killed have now been identified. >> janice, good morning. good morning. the "uss fitzgerald" took a hum hit. it left seven sailors dead, three injured including the captain and a lot of unansweredw questions now about how and why the collisions happened. >> the "uss fitzgerald" is badly damaged. it's crew and the tight navy community here mourning the ed seven sailors who didn't make a it. >> >> their loved ones are what make our navy great.f my the fle strength of ny fleet arl people. so had is something we . all feel. >> today we know their names, faces among them dakota kyle m rigsbee from virginia and carlos victor of chula vista californic who was 23. his father, a retired navy man, his mother didn't worry about her son. >> heidn't knows t

situation, i know he can get out of it. but this time, he wasn't given a chance. >> how an advanced war ship with sophisticated equipment and a watch crew could collide with ah cargo ship more than three times its size is the focus of several investigations. there are conflicting reports s about the time of the crash and marine traffic records show thec cargo ship called the acx cargo crystal made a series of course changes and a u turn before heading toward tokyo. the fitzgerald's captain commander bryce ben son suffered a head injury and was airlifted from the destroyer. now at a hospital he's facing na questions about how a collision could happen in a calm weather.m repairs could take up to a year. the star board side is crushed and gashed.arbo thear entire crew scam tobld ker the ship from sinking but couldn't save the seven lives that were lost. >> reporter: it's unclear how long the investigations willit' take. gentleman pab invga

already been aboard the cargo ship that were involved and u.s. navy officials say they will cooperate fully but for now their focus is on the families a of the seven sailors. where back to you. >> that's where our thoughts are as well.janis, janice thank you so much. >> a lot more to get to include a u.s.s. war plane shooting down a syrian war jet. hans with more on that for us this morning. >> good morning.savannahit's it's the secrecy that's among the more troubling aspects of this. the syrian pro pro regime was w5r7bd once but twice. for initially it was ace fly over a, show of force.this this is after u.s. partner forces, the sdf, our allies there in fighting isis came under attack.sdf, they warned them with a fly o or and then they used the the deconfliction line with the russians to say stop firing on our forces. after that warning to the russians who are in contact with many of the pro regime forces,

jet from the syrians sent up. they shot that jet down.been this isn't the first time we're having some sort of tension between the pro regime side and the coalitionpr forces. just earlier they shot down a e, drone. u real quick statement four indicating just how serious this is, this is from the centcom down there in florida saying the coalition doesn't seek to fight the syrian regime. not russian or pro regime forces part nerd withth them but will t hesitate to defend po coalition forces from any threat. this is a complicated part of the world that just got more complicated. >> and a scary es ka operation lt thank you very much, appreciate it. h >>s thissa i lot more going non washington this week. let's walk you through some of the highlights. president trump hosts the leader of panama at the white house today. of plan to discuss a. range issues including the fight against illegal drugs and organized crime as well as

>> also heading to the white house today, some of the tech ceo's for the inaugural tions administration's american technology counsel. amazon, apple ds of and microsoft of among those expected to attend. president trump's son-in-law and senior white house adviser r jared kushner traveled to the middle east on wednesday. he's e expected to meet with israeli and palestinian leaders as a follow-up to the president's visit. and theeas friday a is the t deadline set by the house committee for the white house to confirm whether or not the sidet president has h recordings of h private consituations fired fbi director james comey. a tlot get to our political tea has it all covered. let us start with white house l' correspondent kristen we will beinger. good morning. >> reporter: president trump will once again try foughtt will t focus on his agenda today holding that event with ceo's on american innovation.as t but as the russian probe advances he and his team are increasing lashing out and sending mixedla

>> president trump starting yet another week on defense after t returning from his first visit to camp david this sunday. the weekend didn't temper his attitude. taking to twitter again on sunday to blast the probe as a witch hint, many new jobs, high business enthusiasm, this as hie outside counsel repeatedly insisted the president is not i under investigation for possible obstruction of justice on the su sunday show. >> let me be very clear here, am it has been since thee be begin, the president is not and has not been under investigation for obstruction.th not the president is not under investigation. i want to very clear about this. the president is nott and has notas been under zblefgs but the er president seemed to acknowledge he's under investigation in a tweet last week.gation i am being investigated, he et wrote.e. the president's attorney saying' the tweets has been taken out of context. >> he's being investigated for h taking the action that the hat attorney general, dy

recommended the termination. so that's the constitutional threshold question here. >> you just ation.said, sir. >> he's not being investigated. >> you just said he's proximate causechri investigated. >> is. said that -- let me bein crystal clear so you completely understand with the we have notn received nor are we aware of any investigation of the president t of the united states. >> sir, you just said two timesj that he'sus being investigated. >> no. the context of the tweet, i jusi gave you the legal theory, chris, of how the constitution c works. >> democrats pouncing includingg the top t democrat on the housee intelligence committee. >> they're essentially engaginga in a scorched earth strategy so that's trying to discredit the prosecutor. >> and it's make something ratey republicans. jittery even some his allies say his tweets have gone too far. unch >> trumpes as a compulsion to c counterattack, then is very nd pugnacious. i don't think ver it serves him well.

him. fired pesident's pretty up about this, okay. that said, that in no way is going to impede any of this worg from continuing. it's going to happen. >> as for whether the president is under investigation, "the nti washington post" andng several news outlets, including nbc nes has confirmed robert mueller looking into whether the president possibly obstructed justice. the president's legal team the stretches. mr. trump has egal not been not of any investigation. >> allmr. right.> the kristen welker at the white k house. a thank you. >> keep a close eye on a speciae election towed tomorrow in ce iu georgia. his it's been the most expensive race in mystery. gabe gus aires is in roswell just north of atlanta.nort good morning. >> reporter: the gop has tlanta dominated this aflew want suburban district for decades. donald trump barely sweekd out a victory against hillary clintons in

democrats see an opening and thl money's been pouring in. >> this morning the final stretch of what's becoming the l most expensive house race ever.l $40 million and counting. >> is this special election in georgia georgia a referendum on donald trump? all >> this election like all elections is like local issues and solutions before ps it's ab about nationalou policies. or >>ter: b but many people see jo campaigning as he's a former r congressional age. >> it's time for fresh leadership and not another petition. >> he's going neck in neck with karen hand. >> disturbingly mygeor opon nen thinks that the answer ton onent fighting terrorism is sending a film crew to the frontline. >> the businesswoman and n long-time georgian politician is blasting him for his out ever state donors. >> we don't need the people of e california trying to dictate who

is going to be. >> i'd also like to congratulate karen handle on her incredible fight in georgia six. her the fight for price's seat is getting ugly. a political action committee htr just released a stunning new a. trying to capitalize on last to week's sheeting at a republican baseball practice. >> now the onalunhinged left is endorsing and applauding lef shooting republicans. when will it stop? it won't if john os off wins one tuesday. >> both cand eights has strongly denounced the ad. osoff calling it shameful. hand he will's saying it's disturbing an disgusting. >> the election is tomorrow but there's been a massive surge in early voting. william, savannah, it's one theg entire political world. willingh watching. >> as you said an an ng unprecedented amount of cash being thrown around as well.

fires in central portugal where the death toll has climbed to 62 people. they have declared threeat c dar national mourning. they have not closed a road for 47 of those deaths occurred as people were attempting to flee.l this morning, more than 1500 firefighters are still battling the flamesefight on all four fr. officials say lightning is likely to blame by that investigation is still underway. >> a gunman opened fire on a crowd wounding several people. the incidentnt played out on y n facebook live by an onlooker from his hotel balcony. started as a fistfight but then one man pulled out a gun and ut started shooting. security guard was shot in the y leg but he returned fired and o was able to hit w the gunman. in all seven people were shot. their injuries are not life lets threatening. >> let get a

>> especially into the mid ave a atlantic states and the gulf ud coast we have a system that's ce got a o lot of folks under the because of all this heavy thunderstorm activity. it's part of a cold front that's going to be pushing east. right now we've got about 60 million people at risk for late day and early evening thunderstorms, can't rule out a tornado or two. and as this front pushes to the east, especially from nung right along the mid atlantic, the i.-95 corridor to the southeast significant travel delays. we've got 40 million people right now under flash flood watches with rainfall amounts 1 to 2 inches per hour from interior sections of new england down to washington, d.c. we could be looking at 4 to 5 inches of rain in total over the next 24 hours. we're getting into your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

>> good morning it is warm and it is windy outside this morning, already near 80 degrees just to get your day started flash flood warnings are posted from the d.c. metropolitan area from 3:00 to 9:00 today. afternoon high near 87 degrees, chance of getting thunderstormed on today stands at 80% for later today. lower humidity and sunshine back the next few days but stay weather alert for your monday. >> we've got a dangerous heat wave going on outwest we're going to take a look that the coming up nichlt half hour. >> extraordinary numbers we're

>> absolutely. >> we'll get to that a little bit later. still to come in the mistrial where does the case against bill cosby go from here. >> and following a tragic weekend accident in montana were rewe have a warning for anybody way backyard deck. but first it's today on nbc.

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beautyrest black. get your beautyrest. good morning, everyone, it is 7:26 on this june, 19th, 2017. >> i'm chris lawrence and we've got some breaking news in the last 30 minutes. d.c. emergency cruise just discover a body in the potomac river. they found it between roosevelt island and virginia shore. police are heading to that scene. they will recover the body and try find out what happened as we learn more. look for updates on the nbc washington app. >> today people in northern virginia are coming together to remember a muslim ghoirl was murdered. there's a visual for the teenager. police have not yet confirmed her name. they say she was killed of a confrontation with a man in sterling monday morning. the

with that murder. now let's check with this chuck belle on this workday. >> thunderstorms out across the mount nanz west virginia now. they are come willing our way for later on today. the bullseye time frame for the enhanced risk for severe weather is between about 3:00 and 9:00 this evening. a little earlier than that out towards the shannon doa valley. download the app now and have that interactive radar feature to keep you ahead of the storms. doug will be tracking it this afternoon. >> the sun giving way to storms. a check of your commute is next. >> stay with us.

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seminary crash there on the right shoulder. >> another local news update in 25 minutes. >> but for now we'll send it back to the today show right after this.

♪ we're back, 7:30 monday morning. it's a busy monday morning, the nine teeth of june, 2017. good morning nice to have you along. i'm savannah guthrie alongside willie who's in for matt. >> check on today's headlines. a terror investigation is underway after a van plowed into a crowd of worshippers outside a mosque in london. one person died at the scene, ten others injured. witnesses held the suspect until police arrived and arrested him. officials are saying the attacker acted alone. >> also in london this morning, the death toll from that massive high rise apartment fire has been increased to at least 79 people. police have also released new photos. they're the first that shows the damage inside the grenfe

koepka for his big win at the u.s. open on monday. 27-year-old american finished 16 under par which ties a u.s. open record. he picked up a cool $2.1 million. brooks spoke to his dad on the phone before sunday's round he says, quote, i need a trophy for father's day, do me a favor and brang me back one and brooks came through. and kind of a handsome guy. >> i was watching with joe and i thought, whoa, he's a wow. >> he's cute. >> understand dollars the hustle we'll take that because it gets to you sit is there and watch with us. >> exactly. congratulations to him. >> another big story people are talking about this morning the mistrial declared in bill cosby's sexual assault case. where does it go from here. we covered the trial and steph joins us this morning. >> neither one of them can declare victory.

charged with three charges of indecent assault but a mistrial was declared. each charge could be punishable by up to ten years in prison. the district attorney says the case isn't over. >> after a marathon firt 2 hours of deliberation, longer than the trial itself, jurors failed to reach a verdict. now with the judge declaring a mistrial, the district attorney says he will put bill cosby on trial again. >> our plan is to move this face forward as soon as possible. this was the right thing to do. >> outside the courthouse saturday, the 79-year-old comedy legend remained sient as his wife lashed out at the da who made cross by part of his re-election campaign. >> he is ambitious. how i do describe the

overtly owe arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. >> they questioned whether he drugged and stechl wally assaulted andrea constand in 2004. he argued the contact was consensual. after failing to reach a verdict, his lawyer says, we are confident these proceedings have given a voice to many victims who feel powerless and silenced. more than 50 people came forward to publicly accuse him of sexual misconduct, allegations he denies. one accusing rer was in court to support constand and believed the case was clear. >> i thought it was just right there, sitting in class and the teacher comes and writes it all out on the blackboard and it said two plus two equals four '. >> but for some on the 12-person jury, the fate of bill cos by did not seem that simple. >> reporter: the jurors have now returned to their homes in the pittsburgh area ordered by the judge not to discuss details of their deliberation. the next trial can start within

women have stepped forward to accuse cos by of sexual misconduct, constand's was the only recent enough for criminal charges. >> so it will being there. the da is saying they intend to retry this case. >> a retrial means a whole new jury. this one came from pennsylvania. the other one might come from some place else and andrea constand has to come back. she testified for seven hours on the stand. it was grueling and it could happen as early as this fall. the other option, the da could say, you know what? maybe i don't want to restrie this case and back out. but given the strength of his comments over the last 48 hours that's unlike lib. the other thing to consider is cos by has civil suits that are out there. he's facing four from ten accusers and hiel this criminal case is going on, they're effectively stuck because he's not allowed to be deposed while he's facing these charges. >> so it may be that the da says, all right, rewon't

civil cases can go forward or not. >> he might feel some pressure. >> all right. >> thanks, steph. let's get another check of the weather. >> this is that heat we were talking about. this is brutal and unprecedented. 33 million people affected. the long during operation event and at night the temperatures won't drop very much and so it is going to be brutal. big dome of high pressure is ib taking over the western third of the country. these will be the warmest temperatures we see in more than 20 years. phoenix, the all time record 122. we're going to come close on tuesday. >> i think we may break it. as we go towards las vegas, all time record high 117. by wednesday i think it will be there or higher. we head down to the southwest, palm springs all time record high 123, tuesday we come awfully close. and look from sacramento to phoenix, triple dij ilt temperatures. tomorrow we go even firj to the east from tucson to fresno,

vegas, and you'luma and tlart w the next three days going to the latter part of the week to friday. 101 in albuquerque. this is very dangerous. you've got to check on the elderly, the pets and for god sakes put something in the back of your car to make sure that nobody gets left back there. that's what's going on aye round the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we have a weather alert day today for the chance for severe thunderstorms this afternoon. it's a very windy morning. temperatures already in the upper 70s to near 80. flash flood warnings have been issued from 3:00 to 9:00 this evening. today's high 87 degrees. chance of thunderstorms stands at 80%. already storms out here in southern west virginia. those are the ones arriving peerlly afternoon to this evening. have your app grod. >> i want hour checks on your mom. >> check the elderly pets and my

but they can handle some heat there but this is serious stuff. thank you. just ahead why they are pushing the ban of cell phones to your children. >> and dessens injured in a weekend deck collapse. what you need to do today to make sure your deck is safe. but first, these are next.

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summer, of course, as we're all outside on decks. in fact, another deck just collapsed days ago in michigan injuring at least 14 people. the this morning that new warning coming from experts and officials, so this doesn't happen to you. >> deck collapse at the presbyterian camp. >> chaos this weekend in montana, family and friends gathering at a church campground, dozens of people standing on the second-floor deck when it suddenly collapsed. >> do we know how many injured we have? >> the fire chief says 32 people were taken to the hospital. some by air, most by ambulance. the victims as young as 3 years old all the way up to 90. many with broken arms and legs. >> when i looked around, i seen injured people, they have ankle braces or wrapping somebody's knee or controlling bleeding. >> incredibly everyone survived. on average, more than 500 people are injured in deck collapses every year. wh

disaster, cameras rolling as these teenagers take pictures. the deck suddenly collapsing underneath them. panicked parents watching on. thankfully they're okay. this deck collapsed in indiana caught on home surveillance, an entire family dropping 15 feet to the ground. luckily everyone survived here too. but it can also be deadly. in california, 13 people falling from this fourth floor balcony. the accident killing six college students. so how you can tell if your deck is at risk? >> there are about 40 million decks in the united states, and about half of those decks are not built to code. half. >> half. >> half of them. >> scott fisher is a structural engineer with simpson strong tie. >> what should we be looking for? >> if you see that the board that attaches your deck back to your hois is attached only with nails that can make them very

unsafe. they are smooth and round and can pull away fromming away from your home. >> even a crack this slight can bring your deck down? >> absolutely. another sign is rotted wood. here's a piece of rotted wood. an eds way to test to see if you have rot, just take a nail and poke it in the wood. if it's soft or spongegy you should have that post replaced. >> he says this is what a deck should look like, lots of metal attached to the house with screws and bolts. so important, in fact, watch what happens when he removes a couple of nails from our bad deck. >> look at that. 'can happen in an instant. imagine if you or your family were up there. >> scary. >> scary. >> it is scary. officials in montana say this weekend's collapse is still under investigation, but the local newspaper is now reporting that family members felt the deck was spongegy before the collapse. experts say that could be an indication of

saw. here's the advice for your family right now. you want to have your deck professionally inspected after it's ten years old and then every three years after that. so at the decade mark and then every three years. we have a full list of tips and you should go see them on our website right now today.com. >> akazing to say that half of the decks in country not built to code. a lot of people should be checking their decks this morning. >> today. >> all right. thanks very much. come upg, new details on the 8 rifle of beyonce and the twins. >> and what's cooking in your pot. >> the new dual in the pool, wait until you hear about michael fell's next opponent approximately we'll fill new right after

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details of houf the race is going to work is still under wraps but is he post this on his facebook page. i did want to be in a cage and dive with great white sharks. let's break this down for a little bit more and talk about this potential race. you've got great white sharks who can go 25 miles an hour, but usually when they're hunting. >> i like your graphic. >> i made that. they cruise around 5 miles an hour, fell's has been clocked at 6 miles an hour. we've got a fight. social media reacting big to the race. and drew says this is what happens when there are no more human competitions. we asked whose going to win, man or beast. beast taking the lead. 65% says the great white. we'll all find out on july 23rd. any betts. >> i'm going to go faster than 6 miles an hour if the shark was behind him. >> i know. >> thank you, cars

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it's 8:00 on "today" coming up breaking news. >> there's been a horrific terrorist attack just after midnight. >> a van plows in worshippers leaving a mosque in london. at least one person killed were ten others injured. the suspect in custody as the city copes with another terror attack we're there live. plus clean up in aisle 12. amazon buys whole food in what's being called a grocery game changer. what's it mean for your bill? >> and they're here. queen "b" and j.z. welcoming twins to the family. they say the

what we're learning about new ivy's new little siblings today, monday, june 19th, 2017. >> i like to start my day with a hug. kids that are twice your size. al roker we've got some storm chasers. >> hi, zblom tell me what's on your bucket zblift meeting you. >> welcome to "today" on nbc. >> welcome back. nice to have you on we've got a great crowd outside. >> good crowd inside we've got willie in for matt. >> who wants to savannah guthrie and they raised their hand. who wants to be willy geist, we sat them around the table and that was our staff. that was it. >> they were proper deucers. >> exactly. >> year going to talk about the royal twins in just a moment, queen "b" and j.z.

the bank a little bit early. >> i know. first let's get to what's going on in the world. brittain's prime minister saying that an overnight terror attack near a london smiesk sicken attempt to destroy freedom of religion. bill neale is in london for us. good morning. >> good morning, savannah, go morning frerch london a decide that has just witnessed it's third terror attack in rhee sent months in which a vehicle was used as a weapon. this one was different because a religious community of worshippers was singled out. a 48-year-old man has been arrested. police believe he was the only attacker. minutes after another deadly terror attack and the injured are treated where they fell, rammed by a van at high speed. >> he drove on the people coming straight towards all the muslims and as he's coming to them he hit all of them. >> women and men on the floor, people bleeding.

total anarchy. >> the attacker appears to have targeted people leaving prayers at a mosque. he crashed his van, then tried to escape but was caught by the crowd. >> me and another two friends we got him out of the car but before that he started fighting with us and spitting on us and he bites. >> some witnesses say he was shouting threats at muslims. >> he said i did it and i want to kill some muslims. >> those he tried to kill handed him over to police. >> and he was led away to the police van, he basically screamed out i'll do it again and then he stuck out his hand like that as a gesture to mock people. >> i'll do it zblen isis doesn't have a monopoly on driving trucks and vans into crowds. now we know there are other terrorists who have done exactly the same thing. >> one man died at the scene, though police aren't sure if this was was a result of the attack. they're now examining the van. >> no matter what the motivation for this attack proves to be, we are kng

terrorist attack. >> it is a reminder that terrorism, extremism and hatred take many forms and our determination to tackle them must be the same who will ever is responsible. >> muslims who prayed for the victims had just prayed in the mosque for the dead of last week's london's fire. tragedy following tragedy, this one deliberate terrorism '. >> reporter: this is now britain's fourth terror attack here as n as many months. people are shocked and angry and scared because the momentum of these attacks is growing and there is a danger of at this time -- pit for tat attacks. >> the captain of a u.s. navy destroyer is out of the hospital and facing questions about this weekend's deadly collision with a cargo ship. seven sailors aboard the "uss fitzgerald" were killed in the saturday morning accident off the coast of

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it comes to shopping for groceries. amazon is buying whole foods for nearly fife fiend e teen billion dollars. how will that impact you? jo ling kent is outside of whole foods in pasadena, cal, for us. >> good morning, guys. first it was books and then household products now they're going after your refrigerator with a mega deal that could potentially trans transform the way millions of americans are shopping for their groceries. the real question is how does it impact the price that you pay pay. >> in a record-breaking deal, amazon is buying whole foods for $13.7 billion by snapping up the struggling organic food giant, they get a network of 450 whole food stores across the country. the name will stay the same but inside everything could change. >> they can make them the coolest, technological specimens of retailing that anybody's ever seen. >> amazon is giving

sneak peak of what's possible. in a video posted by the company last year, amazon tauted its own grocery store concept without any registers or clerks. with news of the merger big players like kroger costco took a hit over the weekend but consumer experts say shoppers are likely to walk away the big winners of this deal. >> they'll have more selection and lower pricing and there will be two really, really big players making that happen. it will be walmart and it will be amazon. >> amazon's move comes with some risk. this is the ecommerce giant's second attempt to conquer groceries. it's first try has not been a wild success. and amazon knows this. research shows 74% of money spent on food is still spent in traditional stores. >> i like to touch, feel, smell, look. >> it's an opportunity for amazon to turn the grocery industry upside down similar to what it did for books and householdro

and jeff bay zoez will capitol lies on the brand could billions of americans currently subscribing to amazon prime. >> reporter: now here at whole foods amazon is about to get 4 mun 50 neighborhood centers and it's going to transform the way that you might do your shopping in a new blend of offline and -- offline and online purchases. back to you. >> amazon's world. thanks so much. >> the whole food looks close, if you could get me a kale juice. >> shall we trend. >> yes. here's a conversation starter. what age do you think kids should be allowed to have their own cell phones? >> their own in their name. >> 12. >> i was going to say 14. >> 12 or 13. >> okay. >> do you think it should be illegal for kids under that age to have a cell phone? >> no. >> no. >> kids are develop. depending on where they live. >> this is why it's a good talker. colorado group wants to

phone sales to kids under 13. under this propose law the retailers would be able to ask the ache of the cell phone holder to so it with be illegal to get a phone for 13-year-olds. >> what do you think about that. >> it's interesting should little kids have cell phone. >> even if the parent buys it for the kids that would be illegal under this law? >> exactly. >> people work, their kids have to get picked up after school, they need communication, emergency reasons, i don't think that should apply. >> colorado lacks in some laws, and -- >> exactly. i mean, i guess the issue is they're trying to regulate or legislate something that probably parents should be doing, which is keeping an eye on when is it appropriate for a doid have a cell phone. >> you know your kid, hopefully. >> when did your kids have cell phones. >> 12, knick got his a 13. >> a lot of people have them for emergency purposes. co

stuff like that. >> that was lila's argument. dad, i need it for safety because i'm going to all these places. >> what, pool halls? what are you doing? you you go from school and home to the girl scouts. what are you talking about. >> you can track your kids. you can track them and how to use it. >> that's the thing. even if they have their own cell phone could you try to keep a control on how much they use it 'the. how about pop stars. >> a lot of people buzzing pop start starts with beyonce and j.z. no official word from the parents but "people magazine" tells us they have shared the news with only family members and close friends and they're thrilled with the two new edition decisions to their family. >> the wait is over the beehive all abuss buzz over her two new bundles of joy. they're welcoming over the weekend beyonce's father matthew

>> like beyonce is known to do, she has everyone waiting to find out the next bit of information, boy/girl, two boys, two girls, no one knows yet. >> in february, the 35-year-old music superstar nearly broke the internet with this photo announcing she was preg fwhant twins. with the over 11 million likes, it's the most liked pick in instagram history. the gramny winner documenting her growing baby's bump with regular photos on social immediate y. in late may posting these from her african baby shower jokingly dubbed her push party. >> the connection i had with her when i was giving birth was something that i've never felt before. >> in 2013, queen bee opened up to ownershipa after giving birth to dauta blue ivy. >> she is fire. >> i didn't expect her to be fire, but, lord, i'm going to have me a time. >> it was the most beautiful experience of my life. >> beyonce also shared intimate moments with her

daughter in an hbo documentary. fans around the world now answerty for a peak at blue ivy's siblings have some she has put. freg e pregnancy out there for the world to see and enjoy so we're thinking maybe she would do that with the first pictures or revealing the sex of the twins. but you never know with her. she is always a big ball of surprise. >> people, they're here, j.z., beyonce, come on in. what's that? oh, no. >> they're relocating. >> we're not there yet. not there yet. they're working ton. all right, we're working on it. social immediateiad is sfild with fun photos and special tributes on father's day. prince william and prince george a throw back photo of prince charles and harry wishing everybody a happy father's day. from london to china tom

his son with him. miley sies are you writing happy father's day to my anybody one dude i love you so much. and michelle obama, captioned our daughters may be older and taller now but they'll always be your little girls, we love you. and finally paris jackson, michael jackson's 19-year-old daughter grace sds the "vogue" cover about using modeling as a platform to make a difference r difference saying i want to leave a impositive imprint in the fashion world. nice work there. that's your pop start today. we'll work on that book end. >> absolutely. how about the daily download. the daily click. >> lebron james through a giant tenth birthday party for his son bryce this weekend but the basketball grade just couldn't help it because had he to showup off a little bit on the court. check this out. we've got king

a bunch of 10-year-old kids. wait. no problem he didn't stop there. he hurled some water balloons at the kids, caught some touchdown passes here, there's the water balloons, they play a little football. one handed grab, cyclispiking t ball in celebration. in your face. it looked like more of a party for lebron than it did his son. >> you know what? it looked like the peyton manning sketch on snl when he was pelting kids. this was scripted. [ laughter ] >> that's fun. anyway, happy birth die young bryce. nba's final frustration. >> thank you, carson. check of the weather. >> couple things going on. not donl we have som s

in the northeast today stretching from new england all the way into the southeast, we've got a risk for 60 million people under threat of severe weather late this afternoon into early evening isolated tornado or two. and the tropics heating up already. we've got an area of disturbance, 93 l, a nientd% chance of development in this zone throughout most of the central golf. no matter where it goes, it's going to have an impact, even if it's not wind, it will be rain. look that the wide swath accord together european meddle 35 e to 5 minchs of rain saturday. we bring further to the east 5 to 7 inches from new orleans into georgia and parts the florida panhandle. we're going to be watching this very carefully over the next several days. that's what's going on around the country, wheerz what's happening in your neck of woods. >> we are also under the gun for severe weather threat coming up later today. it's very windy we're already up

flash flood has been issued for the d.c. metro area from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. highs today mid-80s but watch out some of these storms could pack quite a punchch. an 80% chance of severe storms later on this afternoon. >> and that's your latest weather. guys. all right. thanks so much. to a new weapon with children with a rare condition. silliac disease. >> the smallest traces of gluten can make them sick and now some dogs are helping detect it. >> >> reporter: with the name that defies his size and a job that defies expectations they call this miniature australian shepherd zeus. he snifz out gluten for this young girl. >> i haven't gotten sick in a really long time and it's a big relief. >> plagued by joint pain,

stiffness she was diagnosed with silliac's disease. she needs to avoid glut ten. >> i had to stop eating chicken and business cute community control contractors. >> despite her diet change, gluten kept sneaking into her life. she was sensitive to the tiniest amount. >> if someone puts a crew ton on a salad in the back and takes it off and says oh, this was supposed to be gluten free, previously she would eat it. >> today that rarely happens thanks to zeus's powerful nose. if he raises i had paw, that means he smells gluten. if he turns his head, that means the item is safe. >> i feel like i don't have to be a complete control freak anymore. >> this woman didn't train zeus but does teach other dogs to detect gluten. we visited her see how they trains maggie.

he and one does doesn't. >> we use the clicker to show the behavior. every. >> every time she nifz the glue ten hand she's learning. >> every single time she does it she's learning more and more. >> when she's ready she will help a 4-year-old who suffers from silliac. >> more and more people are being diagnosed with silliac disease but this isn't for everyone. >> it's not a way to make life easier it's just a way to make lifesaver. >> they say such dogs are ideal for homes that are already gluten free. they can smell food, shampoo and soap to see if glut ten is brought in. it's harder in a place like a mall or restaurant. >> this is a last line of defense, not a first line of defense. >> but for evelyn it's life changing. zeus is by her side throughout the day at school checking her hands and sniffing her food. evelyn tells her doctor her

practically vanished. >> do you feel like have you more freedom, more ability. >> yeah. >> to just do what you want to do? >> yeah. >> a gluten sniffing dog is so unusual. it's exciteding to think about the potential. >> mighty zeus, a tiny pup making a huge difference. for today, joe fryer, nbc news. >> you never know. experts warn there are no national guidelines for training gluten protecting dogs so families should do their research and check companies and their standards. speaking of dogs, charlie our puppy with a purpose son a road trip and also it all for the love of baseball. >> charlie is vis sitting major league stadiums throughout the work in supporting military personnel. nice job there. during the game, charlie honored a veteran who's also america's vet dog

charlie met lots of players, also mr. and mrs. met. >> don't make a joke now. >> look at me. >> because i can read your mind. >> come on. >> like my grandma used to say, i can think your thoughts before you think them, i know. let's go outside to oda. >> kids get ready. summer arrives on wednesday. jill is here she's going to get you ready for steals and deals. outside after this. oh, after your local news.

? >> it is 8:26 on this monday, june nine teeth. hope your morning is off to a great start i'm chris lawrence. it's a weather alert day so this morning we're going to get things startsed with news meteorologist chuck bell. >> thunderstorms out here in certainty tral west virginia now. they're coming our direction for peerlly to midafternoon. we're under an enhanced risk for severe weather around the i-95 corridor. high today 87, severe storms likely potentially as early as 1:00 or 2 clock in the shen doa valley. it sfands at 80%. >> we'll get a check on the morning commute as soon as we come back.

outer loop on the american legion bridge crash in the left lane. rest of the beltway's all right. 66, 95 no maj yore issues right now. live look at 270 and montrose road a little slow in the main lanead

chris. >> thanks. with the storms on the way you can get the latest news and weather anytime in the nbc washington app.

and good morning, everybody, welcome back to be "today" it's a monday, 19th of june, 2016. we're happy to be back with such a great crowd. we're lots of happy and it's so steamy out here this morning. i know, we've been chatting up the crowd. >> look, i got a bucket list. savannah. savannah, they want savannah. and matt. we can't give you matt. we can give you savannah. >> what's your name. >> rebecca. >> nice to meet you, rebecca. where are you from? good to have you here. >> it's a little

it. >> we had no idea we'll just hang tight together. >> coming up, everything you need to have it made this summer, jill is here with the first of five straight days of special steals and deals. i'm holding down the back of the dress. >> buy a new song this summer, we're going to explain why you may want to consider buying used instead. >> first a check on the weather. it's a little windy. >> easy now. >> al. >> i'm just saying. >> go ahead, kick him with those thighs. >> al roker, i'll get you out of this one. >> all right, thank you. >> doing me a solid. let's show what you we've got going on for today. the week ahead severe storms along the eastern sea board, record highs out west it's going to continue that way into the mid-week period and we're looking at heavy rain tlourt gulf. got to watch that tropical system. we don't know exactly where that's going. sunshine in the mid-atlantic at

hot out west with some showers in the plains. that's going on around the country. here's your neck of the woods. good morning it's warm and breezy outside this morning today's high near 87. chance of thunderstorms this afternoon stands at 80%. here's future weather. as early as lunchtime thunderstorms moving into the shen doa valley. a chance for strong to severe weather in the d.c. metro area between about 3:00 and 9:00 p.m. the weather 8 lert today download your nbc washington app and use our interactive radar feet tour to track these showers on their way in. otherwise, after we get out of today, dry next couple of days. all right. okay. good to see you. we've got all these nice folks, don't forget anytime you need your weather, check out our friends at the weather channel. guys. thank you so

we under the mood for summer this is how we're going to do stooelz steals and deals today. >> this is first of all rolling in the car with carson driving is a great way to do it. carson, nice wheels, baby. >> yeah. >> where are we going? >> so, in spring our steals and deals were so big that we thought we'd cruise in and do a week-long series. carson, will you let us out of our ride? >> yes, i will. >> thank you. >> watch us elegantly step out. thank you, deer. we're doing the whole week long steals and deals. and remember when we did this before you had price points for each day, right. so -- [ cheers ]. >> tuesday 25 and under. friday -- [ kro [ crowd ne

today $1,100 or less, right. >> right. and that starts -- [ crowd noise ]. >> the sunglasses designer 300 to 325. >> fans. >> i so you see there's all different shapes, sizes comes with a case, everything is on today.com. knee man markus, retail 300 to 325, the deal, $79. up to 76% off. >> wow. >> those are not four. >> not my look. >> try these. >> let's get to the luggage department. we need to go on vacation. >> so if you're traveling. >> travel in style. what i like about the brighter colors when they're coming down and you're staring waiting for your luggage. my mom puts ribbons. travel for luggage this is 320 to 400. 21 inch, 25 inch or the 29 inch and it's eight wheels so it spins. >> i like that. >> yeah. so the retail is 320 to

one up to 77% off. >> that's good for luggage. >> okay, nice and sturdy. jewels. >> okay spot we are moving on, 2019 make sure we're doing the jewels here. the retail is 275, these are the omerta necklaces. so they come in all fresh water pearls, all different colors. what a beautiful gift but also when you're wearing a white over the summer or just spruce up an outfit. >> just a little something. >> so the retail is 275, the deal is $84, 78% off. >> wow. >> 2019 say if you head to today.com there's an additional deal by the designer. >> okay. >> i love a backpack. >> yes. >> easier to carry, you're hands free. these are nice. >> and they're unicef. so pending on the color you proximate cause, they're all ledger, the clark madison the retail is $390. it's that classic style, there's organization in it, aac

gold-plated hardware. the retail 390, the deal, $84. 78% off. >> okay. carson. >> first in the car, now he's got a bike. >> carson's on the move. >> so diamond bike, features boys and girlz, the retail 170 to 230, they're sold at major retailers around the kund and they're just really soft. >> yeah. >> you can add a basket, the retail 170 to 230 the deal is 85 to 100, up to 57% off. >> nice. >> and willie. i prepared -- >> what? >> i prepared steak and eggs. [ crowd noise ]. >> okay. so, this is the north siller swear retails

>> okay. >> the steak and eggs, so you either get and go on today.com, this is a major deal, either 23 pieces, another 23 pieces or 48-piece matte finish so severing on today.com and i want to say there's even more deals on today.com. we have about 25 extra. so the retail, $279.99 to $349.99. the deal $85 up to 77% off. >> i love how she keeps reaching for the wine. >> oh my goodness. >> happy birthday. >> once again let's go through these. the sun glasses from belmont, luggage from travel pro, back packs from clark and madison, necklaces from omerta, those diamond back bikes, the silverware sets. >> yeah. >> remember we're

>> tomorrow. >> 75 bucks or less. >> then 50 then 25 then 10. >> we're going all the way down to $10. >> nice. >> it's all happening. coming up next we meet a new ride by buying you a way toy go but first business today on nbc. >> all right. [ cheers and applause ]

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♪ >> we are back at 8:40 with why your next car should abe used one. here's why. last year new cars sold for a record after age of $34,077. that's up 13% over the last six years. but used cars sold for around 19,000 and with 3.5 million cars expected to come off lease soon, the time is right for used car buyers to strike. how do you know you're getting the best bang for your buck? today jean chas sky is here to tell us. >> good morning. >> i mentioned off lease that's e let's describe what that zbleenz

so in 2014, about 27% of cars were leased. so they're rolling off lease this year, they will be sold as used cars, some of them certified, some of them not. but also we've seen a lot of technological innovations go into cars in the last couple of years. the ones than don't have them are available for much, much less. >> a lot of those cars still in good shape. >> yeah. >> you say there are four conditions you want to follow. let's start with this first step. >> when you're comparing used cars you're comparing them based on the car itself, the make and the model. the mile aej on the car, the conditions on the car and the omgss on that car. and depending on whether you want a car just to get you where you want to go or a much newer one, that will determine where you're going to shop. so if you're just looking for a car to get from point "a" to point brks "b," your train station car for example, that's an older car and you're going to look online, the craig's list, facebook marketplace. but if you want a new car you're going to try to go to a dealer

the certified used cars. we'll talk about those in a second. but you can shop online first by looking at an aggregate tor tig cite that the has all of those dealers. >> now the next step is work supply and demand. >> that means know where the sweet spot is for deals and right now it is those cars that are three or four years old. they are plentful but not all the different makes and models are as plentiful. so we're going to see a ton of sedans, mid-size sedans as well as compact cars if the if that's in your interest, now say terrific time to buy. less so, trucks and body on frame suv easy like a jeep wrangler or chevy suburban those are very popular right now. and if you want an suv or cross over or a wagon, wait until towards the

we'll see more of those rolling off lease. >> jean, if you would for your next step we heard certified preowned vehicle what does it mean and high why is it important? >> it's important because it's a lightly used vehicle. it's one of those that has come off lease. it's gone through a series of checks at the manufacturer and they're basically saying we certify this car, we stand behind it, we're going give you additional warranty protection. that can save you some money 239 you're comparing apples to apples, certified versus noncertified, same car same mileage, this certified one is going to cost you about $1,000 more, but it gives you things like piece of mind. you know that this is the car that the manufacturer is standing behind and often as they go through all of those various cars that come through loose, he they're going to cherry pick the ones that are better. those are the ones that they're going to certify. when you're dealing with a dealer for certified cars but also for noncertified cars, you know that captive financing is avbl

financing and sometimes there are terrific deals there. right now bmw offering 0.9% financing, ford and chevy offering 1.9% and 2.9% on used cars. that's very valuable. >> let's move to final step and that's cost. what should we be expecting as we pay for these used cars? >> we talked a little bit about the captive financing. people tend to think about buying the car they don't tend to think about financing the car. if you pay a high interest rate, that can add up. if you're into the going with that manufacturer's financing, you want to walk in with financing. credit unions have made a great market for used car financing, so look at that. but also compare the costs of owning the various cars that you're looking at, insurance, taxes, maintenance, kbb and edmonds both before v these handy little widgets that let you compare the ownership lifetime of the cars. >> thanks so much. good to seep sfwlu nice to see

coming up next, al goes one on one with a living legend a 94-year-old marvel stan lee. first this is "today" on nbc. y2e2hy y1a2y

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spiderman, the hulk, xmen, ironman, and the avengers. >> you brought a sense of litter rarely shops to what was considered a kids's medium. was that intentional? >> it was very intection approximately it thought we're going to make the kind of books that parents would want their children to read. little by little i noticed that the fan mail that we got that they were getting smarter or at least more literate. >> marvel comics really was the first time we started to see superheroes who had flaws, who were kind of like us. >> it's no fun reading about somebody who's perfect. you want to read about people that you can identify with because we've all got problems and if you can create and write about a character who is flawed but manages to overcome those flaws, then i think that's pretty good. >> all right, kid, gr luck out there. >> in your mind, what

good superhero? >> he has to be somebody who risks his life to help other people and of course he has to have a super power or else he would just be a hero and not a 150u7 hero. >> for example spiderman. >> i saw a fly crawling on the wall and i thought, gee, if a guy could stick to the walls like ann secretary, that would be interesting. so i thought, insect mab, na. flyman? na. spiderman, that sounded mysterious and threatening, i liked that. and i brought the idea to my publisher, he said, stan, that's the worst idea i have ever heard. >> 50 years later spiderman is one of the marvel he's commercially popular franchises. it's an estimated $15 billion in worldwide box office. >> what is it about these characters that have captivated people not just in comics now but in movies and tv shows? >> every character has to have

ville lan. and we play them up and somehow the audience comes along with us. and of course nobody would miss a movie because then they'd miss my cameo. >> i should be on that list. >> name. >> stan lee. >> you probably made more appearances in movies and tv shows than any other artist ever. >> it happened by accident. it happened in one movie and then a director the next movie said, hey, let's use it also. and before you knew it it became like a cult thing, i don't know. i love it. >> enough said. >> you still thinking about super heroes? >> i have a new one coming out in a year or two called the annihilator, just you remember you heard that. >> the annihilator. >> how about the weatherman? >> oh, man. >> a guy who controls weather and -- >> that's a great idea. call your lawyer, i'll get mine. >> we'll work something out. >> we'll work it out. >> we'll work

to talk about social issues, his passion doing what he feels is right hasn't wavered. last year he had an initiative called respect. hopefully it will have mutual respect for all. this guy -- >> he's a legend. >> when my 8-year-old watches avengegers or spiderman he says there's stan lee. he identifies the cameo. >> he loves the superheroes. >> i love knees guys and stan lee is just such a nice down to earth guy. >> yes. >> are you going to take on the annihilate tore. >> and iron zblan what kind of weather are you going to throw at him. >> i'm going throw a lot of wet weather at ironman so he rusts. >> a longer process, but -- >> exciting watching him rust. all right. thank you so much we're back in a moment. this is "td" on nbc.

here we are, back together again. al, it's time to celebrate birthdays. >> love to do it. let's it's time celebrate first day. >> lots to do. happy 102 nd birthday to zachary eckert. he worked as an optometrist in the nation's capital. dr. frank willard is 100, retired dentist from clarksville, tennessee. he's been happily married to the love of his

happy one hundred birthday to edna witness taker a true bacon lover from dpifl. i like her. she and her pal pearl have been friends for over 80 years. say hello to annie pearl glee son of tennessee. this atlanta braves fan 100 years old. you want to travel, look no further, ann nip's always up for a good road trip. ralph care bossy of philadelphia celebrating whun years. he's been in the same neighborhood for his entire life. and last but not least, happy 100th birthday to joshua sun yore, this is a sharp dresser from alexandria, louisiana. he earned his living working as a cross countritry truck driver. if you know anyone tell us about them at today.com and make sure you include a picture. >> absolutely and look who has joined us on the couch. >> miraculously appeared. >> good morning.

also kirsten in a new movie called "the beguiled." >> good morning. >> good morning. >> this is a remake, but this sounds like -- it's getting a lot of buzz, kind of tense thriller type thing. >> yeah. very tense. it takes place during the civil war and we bring in a union soldier and it is a remake but it's now done through the perspective of the female. so before it was done through clint eastwood. he was kissing like a 2-year-old in the first one. now he's kissing like an 8 yd so it was creepier. >> well this movie too is the talk. won best director at cam, there's a lot of good energy around this movie it feels like. >> i love sophia. my first movie i did with her i just saw a cute picture was when i was 16 spot we have a long history. >> i was at her house last night for dinner. it's like, you know, working family. >> pliended by your engagement ring. >> blinded. >>nt

again. >> thank you. >> that's also coming up. >> yeah. >> all the planningings ahead. >> i'm still. >> i twooent joy myself. >> i don't want to be a spresd out. >> take it slow. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> no rush. >> we're glad you're here. >> thank you. and kirsten's going to be back in our next hour. t"the beguiled" from our sister company opens in new york on friday. nationwide june 30th. we're back after your local news. >> this is a news 4 today news briek. >> hi, everyone, it's 8:56 on this monday. we want to get straight to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell who has more on this weather alert. >> that's right. warm and breezy outside temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. wee looking for a round of thunderstorms later today that could produce heavy rains to say flash flo

could have severe weather as early as 4:00 or 5:00 so stay weather alert. >> thank you and we get a check on your traffic when we return. stay with us.

i'm melissa mollet with a look of your traffic. south bond rox he will pike one lane going to be blocked now from 9:00 a.m. for the next couple of minutes. beltway okay right now and 66 and 95 no major probz lems. angie. >> thanks, melissa. get the latest news and weather especially on this weather alert day on our nbc washington app.

mega monday kicking things off as our celebrateco host. plus kirsten dunst and kate walsh. and sirnging superstar gavin degraw it's our performance stage with a live performance coming up right now. >> from nbc news, this is today's take live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> it is monday morning, june nine teeth, 2017. you're listening to "best i ever had" by gavin de grau. just so happens ease here and will be performing live later on in our program. and how exciting is that. we've got

by our celebrity cohost mr. ta. >> good morning. >> actor, sing, he superstar. love the hat. >> the hat, the shirt, the shoes. >> i appreciate that. >> you know what, i'm going to -- i'm going to tell a secret. >> okay. >> i didn't know -- this came about very, very quickly so ran out to zar ra. have you guys ever shopped there? >> absolutely. >> i had no idea, this entire outfit is zar ra. >> really? >> bought it in about 30 minutes. >> wow. >> shoes too? >> not the shoes. >> wow. >> not the shoes. but the slacks, shirt, sport coat. >> that's a win. >> i had no idea. >> i love zar ra. happy father's day. >> yeah. >> speaking of dapper guys. >> how was your dad's day? >> it was great. it was great because i had the day all to myself. my son is with his mother on tour. >> okay.

morning and i did a little bit of shopping with my lady. >> nice. >> what'd you do? >> throw it over to -- >> well, first of all, dudidn't you post a picture i thought you posted a picture. >> yeah, me and my little boy. >> there he is. look at that. >> how old is he. >> he's 7. >> so our sons are the same age. >> for real? >> i have a son who loves your book, by the way. >> i just thought about that i didn't bring that up earlier, "chok late me ". >> okay. thank you very much. >> so for us the same thing do you want a break or all in with the kids. so the night before father's day ways exhaust soid gave my cousin money to go to the greshry store, take the kids this is the food you're going 0 have for the week before camp starts. sunday morning we woke up and nobody opened the door. nobody woke us up and we were like what's going on. it's because they went shopping. i opened the door there's like corn pops, pop tarts, chocolate oreo -- all this food i've never purchased in my life. so that's why we were able to

morning. so we went to church 12:30, we went out to lunch after church. my daughter made my husband a tie, so he wore that all day from the it is. then he wore his tie, she maded that in sunday school. it was a good day. we played the part. me, i went inside after that and it was good. >> it's so great the gifts that they make, i love them. >> what about you. >> it was a busy father's day weekend. you know, we had -- my daughter, courtney, made a terrific dinner saturday night. and then sunday morning made a spectacular breakfast. >> must be nice. >> it was -- >> must. >> it was -- oh my gosh. french toast, chicken applesauce age, fruit,ing on juice, ma moos sas. >> that's not you, that's applebee's. >> >> that's fine. >> that's impressive. >> she -- she can throw down. my daughter lila decided she wasn't going to go to the prom and then decided to go to the

were upstate and i got a little run about inflate able boat and we were out on the boat and then she said i want to go to the prom. so by 4:30 in the afternoon there are the kids with me. by 4:30 in the afternoon we were back in the city, she was getting her hair done and then i took her to preprom. >> wow. >> all right. >> did the preprom. >> look how beautiful she is. >> she did have a good time at prom? >> she had a great time her and her friends. >> that's a good story. and interestingly enough while she was getting her hair done, her hairdresser robin, i mentioned oh, by the way, tai digs is going to be our cohost. >> she said have you seen that picture of him. >> i said what picture of him. >> well robin had it on her phone. >> oh my gosh. >> so the picture robin had didn't have that ribbon. >> wait. >> so this is you take a

>> thanks that's for all the fathers, happy father's day. >> you got a little behind in your work. >> this is my question. so you're taking this picture and you're like oh wait, my butt's showing. >> listen, that was -- >> like you knew your butt was showing. >> i have someone who works with me on my social media because i'm awful at that time and i thought it was really funny. and i didn't know that it would garner the attention ha it did. >> oh, come on. >> i didn't. i didn't. >> you just happen to take a self-e selfie oh wait my butt's in the mirror in the book back. >> you go on instagram and you see ladies -- like people are doing some crazy stuff. >> sure. >> sure. >> you know. for obvious -- you know, for -- >> sure. >> with a sexual brauackground. this was just hum wrus. i've shown my behind nin myriad films and television programs and i'm silly,m

dude. but people were -- i had people texting me going are you all right? are things all sfliet your home? i'm like i've been doing my squats. >> you could -- no offense but you could crack walnuts with that thing, i'm telling you. >> what? >> >> you saw the actual pictures. >> oh, yes. >> see, al saw the pictures. >> oh, yes. you ought to raise money for a charity, do the butt challenge. take a picture. >> there you go. anybody want in on that? al, you can start. >> there we go. all right. everybody get up. >> oh my. >> i think it was funny. >> chocolate booties. >> speaking of i guess nothing's really a secret but we wanted to -- secrets from the set. okay. are you ready. >> that's right. we're going to do -- >> we really are. >> here comes jerry. >> hey. >> jerry had the caps on that don't have a back. >> let's see what you're working with, jerry. >> yeah, work it, work it. >> all right. so we

popcorn, pull out a couple of questions. >> i'll pull it out for myself. let's go. little music they're playing. this says you've had some steamy on-screen encounters. >> see. you all have seen my behind. what's the secret to a great on-screen kiss? i would say chemistry but you don't always need that. breath mints and to be able to kind of go with the flow because everybody kisses differently and then the way a kiss looks on-screen is different than it feels so you want to be able to look like you know what you're doing. >> you get nervous? >> sure. sure. >> now tell me this. when do you this with the person, then do you talk about it after or did you just change the subject? >> i've been doing this a while. it changes every -- every experience. i just did a little something with this young lady and after -- i had never met her before, no will he hearsal. >> was it a steamy kiss? >> first day.

>> wow. >> whoa. >> in in other words they call cut you kept going? >> no, i never do that, only with you. but afterward it was like, wow, we both laughed about it because we hadn't -- i'd never met the young lady, so it's a trip. >> that's interesting. >> each experience is completely different. >> okay. >> one more. >> okay. well let's open it up here. >> everyone would think what would we do. >> rent is being adopted as an upcoming live tv production. how do you feel about someone else taking your role in this iconic show? >> i didn't know that will. >> i didn't either. >> oh, wow. well all right. okay. you know what? it's -- i love it. >> yeah. >> i love it. it's a trip that i'm so old, it was a long time ago. >> you were bennie, right? >> i was ben nip, yeah, yeah. and it was almost 20 years ago, right? >> wow that doesn't seem possible. >> i know. >> i look like

>> you really don't. >> so it really trips me out. >> your butt's the same. let's do another. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> we read you're one of the voices in the upcoming my little pony big screen animation. what's the process forgetting into character when you're playing a pony? >> well, first i'm not playing a pony, i'm not a pony. anymore jokes about the pony? >> no, no. >> i play a cat, a cool cat. >> i could see that. >> yeah. >> that's cool. >> come on, with the hat and glasses. >> will the cat have the hat? there was a book about that i think. >> that was good. >> are awe i proud monkey doing ten different things at one time? guess what it could be damaging your brain. >> not good for me. >> we're going to tell you why after these messages. i can go on bike rides and have ice cream. i can drink beer now. i can have a beer and watch the game. sensodyne has become a part of my life. i don't have to worry about having that sensitivity.

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everybody's beyonce twin crazy. >> nothing dpr beyonce per se but several sources say that very have reportedly had their twipz. "people magazine" tells us they've only shared the news with close family members and friends. supposedly she gave birth in an l.a. hospital joining the couple is blue ivy. we have all of these details but the two of them haven't said a word. >> that's great. that's amazing. >> i can't imagine what it must be like to be those two. and i'm usually -- >> you mean j.z. and beyonce? >> yes. i've had a bit of celebrity myself and like i want -- i want him to be president and i want her -- i'm so obsessed. >> with the two of them? >> i'm just so curious as to how they role in everyday life. >> you remember when we were joking on camera she broke the internet. she announced she was having twins? >> oh my gosh. >> i remember being in the newsroom and i remember hearing this shriek liking

beyonce announced she was having twins. it broke the newsroom. >> everybody went crazy. >> the country did. >> they're like america's couple. >> yeah. i think so. so i can't tell you nbc has reached out for comment but we haven't heard anything yet. everybody now they're waiting to hear the names. >> you could give them some advice on twins. >> what would i say? and you know what it is? you have twins, which is it's own thing, and then you still have a toddler. >> which is ridiculous. >> who needs attention. >> i think my son was like i wasn't banking on a two for one special. >> i was ready for one. >> what's going on. >> they're double-teaming me. >> i think the best thing they is do with little blue ivy is say she's such a good big sister. i hope they come in with a gift for blue ivy. >> i hope they can afford help. >> i don't think they're stretching. >> because they're on food stamps right now, right? good luck, guys. >> they'll be okay. >> we should take a collection. >> you know what? because in is one of those things we joke about, but

parent. >> that's true. >> and we're all doing many different things at the same time. there's a new study that says multitasking can damage your performance and could damage your brain. >> kind of scary. >> which i think is absolutely correct. >> don't you feel like sometimes you're forgetful or you -- i remember telling leftor holt that i felt like i was losing my mind. sometimes you forget things when you wake up really early in the morning. >> what are you talking about? i don't know what you're talking about. >> you're doing so many things at once but you're not doing any one thing well. >> yes. >> stanford university recertainliers found plult multitasking less productive than doing a single thing at a time. so those of us that get bombard with electronic information like in this business we can't pay attention as well as people who do one thing at a time. >> my husband said that yesterday morning. >> i'm going to use that as an excuse for my lady you didn't call. well, i was reading the newspaper and talk ongt phone

>> do you sleep with the phones nearby? >> i do not. i don't. >> really? >> i don't and i get in trouble for it just because, you know, you have to have your phone these dpaz to conduct just a normal day. >> everything. >> business. >> but you cut it off. >> or a night. >> but you would think. but gigs come in and then l.a., you know, london time, all that type of stuff. >> you have your phone with you, down the. >> i have it on the nightstand but i use it as an alashl so i turn it over so i don't see stuff. >> i think it would be great to let go of these for a couple days. i mean we can't. >> we could. maybe we should try it. all you need it weather and we can give you that without running to your phone. so here's what we've got. we're looking at strong storms stretching from new england all the a to the southeast. we've got 60 million people at risk for these damaging storms especially here in the northeast mid atlantic states. can't rule out an isolated tornado or too. plus we're also looking at an area that's going to be bringing heavy rain from the east coast al

southeast, 41 million people at risk for flash flooding. 1 to 2 inches of rain falling per hour through tomorrow and some hours could pick up 4 to 5 inches before it's all over. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good morning everybody sunshine and a stiff southwesterly breeze now temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. highs today up near 85 to 87 degrees. flash flood watches have been posted because there's a threat for some very heavy rain with any of these individual storms. so severe weather is quite likely today between about 3:00 and 9:00 p.m. keep a weather eye to the sky, from your nbc washington app download and ready to go. forecast for the next few days, lower humidity but still plenty warm. >> that is your latest weather. coming up it's the new star-studded movie with kirs continue dunst, nicole kidman, too bad they couldn't get any big names. >> yeah. >> we'roi

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beguiled." take a look. >> tell me something, will you? it's okay. if you could have anything, what's your biggest wish? if you could have anything in the world, what would it be? >> anything? >> yeah, anything. >> to be taken far away from here. >> okay. kirsten good morning to you. >> good morning. >> it's funny we were talking off camera, "spiderman" "bring it on" this is heavy. >> i had a lot of other films. >> yeah, but let me tell you something it's funny i was prepping for you and everybody's buzzing just talking about the trail irrelevant of this movie. set it up for me. you have collin ferrell he's a wounded civil war soldier. sth an all-girl -- is it a boarding school? >> it's a girl school and we

ma nip pew lates all of us so he can stay, basically. >> we want to know the movie, not your fantasy. >>ing it thing is you teased us earlier the movie was filmed in the same plantation as beyonce's lemonade -- >> the little girls figured that out. "l" was kind of angry she's like why did they tell us that from the beginning. yes, we shot but i'm sure beyonce does d not stay in the hamptons where we stayed. >> now what makes you say that? >> just a guess. >> so that this was a remake of the 1971 clint eastwood film, but it's different, right? this isn't necessarily a remake. >> no, it's told from the female perspective and sophia went more -- referenced more of the book rather than the older film. the older film was much more -- it was a little

with the young girls and everything like that. and it was all from his side of the story and this is completely different. >> how was it -- how was it working with that heartthrob? >> collin sn. >> i was going to say nicole. colin is so suite. it was funny because he was the only one who was worried with his weight and things because he had the only seen anyone's naked is colin. and really objected. sophia made a calendar because there's always they'll shots of colin like, you know, cutting down wood and wiping sweat from his brow and we really had a lot of sexy shots for the ladies. >> once again your fantasies. >> not mine, a lot of other people. i'm good. >> you know the picture of my butt, i'm on the internet of my butt. >> really? i definitely have pictures too. >> wow. on that note. >> good morning. >> and you're newly engaged, congratulations. >> really? congratulations.

>> not my fantasy, man. >> sorry. >> kirsten dunst, thank you so much. beguiled from our sister company opens in los angeles this friday, nationwide june 30th. kateual ssh here to talk about "13 reasons why" after your local news. ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief.

it is 9:26 on this monday, june nine teeth. hope your morning is off to a great start. i'm chris lawrence. fair fax county say they are not investigating the murder of a teenage muslim girl as a hate crime. police have not confirmed her identity but a family friend tells us her name is nabba. darwin martinez torres has been charged in her death. metro's red line today has delays it's the first computing day during the traffic surge. buses will replace trains between shady grove and twin brook. and the sun sunshine is going to give way to storms. we'll check in on this weather alert day when we come back.

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>> kateual v has appeared in nearly 70 tv shows and films but you probably know her best for taking us on an emotional roller coaster for eight years as dr. allison montgomery on gray's anatomy and then on her spinoff where she's scene with -- uh-huh, steamed up the screen with taye diggs. >> right now she's starring in the drama "13 reasons -- >> would this be where we're making out when you sat down we felt the chemistry. >> yeah. >> pretty powerful. electric. >> yes, it is. >> we'll get to the that. >> a different feeling of this "13 reasons why" on netflix. you're olvi

dealing with her daughter's suicide and we have a clip. >> we do not have a problem with bullying? >> then why did that girl do it? >> that girl's name is hanna. >> mrs. baker, it's so good to see you. we didn't know you'd be joining us. >> well i'm still a member of the school community, right? and if you want to know why, i suggest you ask your own children. >> kate, good morning. this is such a powerful show and talks -- shines a light on something that a lot of people don't want to talk about. >> yeah, that's true. it's -- it's been, you know, i think when we -- when brian, yorky and tom mccarthy and i spoke and they approached me about doing the show, one of the things that they were all adamant about was trying to be a contribution to the culture and give voice to a conversation not only about suicideut

lgbtq issues, about sexual assaults, race issues, everything that this show sort of deals with. and -- >> it was timely. a lot of people have been talking about the fact that we can all kind of feel it and now the show's up for a second season. >> yeah. >> without giving it away, where will you pick up or what will we find in the episodes to come. >> i can't really talk -- we're sort of under lock and key. but it will kind of continue the stories, you know, the first season was based on the young adult novel "13 reasons why" so this one goes off from that. and it is sort of still explores all the issues that were happening in season one but also just memory and people -- different people's points of view and how people remember things differently and what's truth and what is not. and there's still a big element of this mystery there and so. >> i have to watch it. >> i commend. >> you yeah. >> these are issues that definitely need to be talked about, so. >> .

>> and then you make it turn, we call "girl's night ". >> "girl's trip ". >> i was shooting that at the same time. >> really. >> we were going back and forth to new york and new orleans shooting. it was crazy. >> jada pink ka and you guys are in new orleans having a ball. >> tiffany had us. >> ra gene' was it a blast? >> it was really fun and great. it was so fun. >> you like doing the raun which i comedy. >> you like being raun which i. >> i mean look at me. >> i think when people look at me they're like raun which i, right? >> you two, first of all, you can tell people, i love the party. you guys are dress aid like, your shoes. >> you know what? listen, this is our -- >> this is a good time. >> we can't

>> those scenes you guys did on private -- >> well it was real. >> yeah, taye he really got carried away. there was a lot of phone calls, it's like taye, take it easy, let's try to keep it together. >> it was weird but we got over that. >> we did get over that, we're good now j he posted a picture of his butt. >> i saw it. i got it. >> it was right after this scene. she was like come on, turn around. >> you know what i will say? this is going to embarrass -- >> this is going to embarrass you but this is true because there's a time because i'm a sociopath. i sort of detached. i was like i'm with taye diggs doing a lot of things. it's too much heat. and it was only until after that i was like, i got to do love scenes with taye diggs. i should have -- you know, because we do have weird crew people. >> it's crazy. >> it's powerful. again, sorry. >> way too much

>> i'm very aggressive. >> i don't think you're embarrassing him. call it a hunch. >> oh my god. >> kate walsh. >> we'll have to come up with another role for you two so you guys can have -- >> a spinoff here. >> there you go. >> "13 reasons why ".. >> playing now on netflix. "girls trip" from the sister company universal pictures july 21st, and a love fish dish, it's perfect for tonight's dinner. >> a fish dish, would you like to stand by? >> would you like to hang around while we make the fish dish. >> are you cooking. >> you could stay. >> i was so excited. >> yes. yes. who knows what's going to happen. >> we don't know. from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. and that makes dogs and owners happy.

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oceana here in new york. >> we're going to make a round in we're an arugula salad. >> i never met a flounder i didn't like. >> you know that flounder is . >> we have it folded up to make it all even. >> okay. >> so now it's all even. >> so you start you fold it will before you dredge. >> yes. then we're going to do one side. we don't want to make it all breddy and stuff like that, we want it light. >> and then you go into the egg. >> then it's classic after this, flower, egg, bread crumbs. >> that's what i do with my cut let lets at home. >> sour doe bread crumbs is great but they generally have them ready for. >> you for the cheaters like me. >> yes. and what kind of oil are you using? this is important. >> so this just a regular vegetable oil to start because you want a neutral flavor for this fish if the we're going to get going and there's no sizzle you

>> there a lot of sizzle happening here kbu. >> it's right here. >> get it started then we're going pop it in the uh ven. >> pop it in the oven here. >> and it looks like that. and we're going to keep it in from for several minutes and this way you'll get the flounder really crusty and it won't dry out 'you have it on the side. just on this side because if you sear it on the other side it will draw out all that moisture and dry out the fish. >> you don't want to sear it on that side. >> so you put the high heat 475. >> 40 fist, 475. >> for how long. >> about seven minutes or so. see how crispy it came out? we'll just cook the other side for 30 seconds it will be nice and moist. >> this is amazing because i would think you'd fry both sides but no. >> you don't want to did this one on both sides. >> no. >> i need a whisker here. >> could you

>> you could use cod fish, which is thicker. lemon soul. >> we've got some bals lambic, red wine, chili flake. we're going to make a salad. and 2011 we've ghot neat lick microplane thing. this will mash the garlic up. you want to cut -- >> you have to be very careful with these. >> there's a lot of instruments we're going to be able to cut ourselves. you try the next one. let's whisk that thing. >> whisk it. >> come on like you mean '. come on, let's go. >> that's what she said. that's a morning show. >> maybe could you have used your butt. >> oh my gosh. >> he holds the whisk. >> well, here's the thing, with that salad dressings are simple like this, too. >> you have a shaker and shake it out. >> yeah. >> we're going to make the salad. >> 30 seconds. >> we're going sh

right here, watch your fingers. so the manned lin, i have one at home. >> you use the knife you have to be care zblfl we've got the ruga la, onion, the fen he will, bah binge, boom, boom. >> it's so good. >> and then we do -- >> you like the dressing it's so simple but it's so good. >> come over here and try. >> it's delicious and bready. >> you guys i are like -- >> crispiness. >> it's so pretty with that lemon listen to. >> i know, honestly. >> would you consider your own show fruity? >> i would. >> thank you so much. it's good to see you. if you want the recipe, go to today.com/food. >> everybody yea. >> that was a little awkward. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, we're in the upper 70s and low 80s today's high near 87 degrees, warm and breezy severe storms are a possibility

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big thanks to taye diggs. you're c thanks. taye's cupping back tomorrow. >> you are? >> yeah. >> i was walking in the building this morning this man pulls open the door for me. >> she woke up like this. >> right. shilalary is alive and well. >> thanks, taye. >> how you guys doing today. >> i don't know. lots of song. >> you're really feeling it. >> more americans watch nbc news than any other news organization in the world.

hi, good morning everybody. it it's 9:57 on this monday june nine teeth. i'm angie gos. two navy sailors from our region are among the seven killed saturday morning when the ships they were on collided with a mir chant ship off the coast of japan. dakota rigsby is from pal kblie, virginia, and martin is from baltimore county. his father tells the baltimore

his footsteps and was quickly rising in the ranks. we know that storms are headed our way which means is it is an alert day. we want to turn to check bell for what we have in store. >> all right thunderstorms out here across central parts of west virginia. they'll be moving into the shen doa valley in short order by lunchtime if not shortly thereafter. and then storms in the d.c. metro area after 2:00 or so. so we're under a threat for severe weather later this afternoon that's why we're in weather alert mode today. less humid weather for the next couple of days after today. >> we'll be back at 11:00.

from nbc news, this is "today" with kathy lee gifford and hoda live from studio 1 a in rocka feller flaza. >> hey, everybody it's fun day monday it's june nine teeth n. that's "gone girl" but hoda and i are so excited on one great reason to come to work on a monday morning is in two words. >>ed a yan. >>ed adry trij gee ana. she one of our favorite people on the earth, she's got a terrific new book called "kiss carlo". she does research and she's