good morning. breaking overnight, deportation halted. a federal judge blasts the trump administration for attempting to remove a mother and daughter inl the me of a key court battle, ordering their plane to turn around and threatening to hold u.s. attorney general jeff sessions in contempt. we're live with the very latest. missed signs? >> they dug this tunnel out. >> new questions about ignored warnings as nbc news goes inside that compound where a suspected kidnapper was allegedly training children tommit school shootings. this morning, the father of one of the suspects, a controversial leader of a new york mosque, breaks his silence.> speaking out. >> i could have -- i could have died easily. >> reporter: the 16-year-old

hgirl serioust after being shoved off a 60-foot bridge opens up about that frightening moment caught on cama. police nownc lng an investigation. should the woman who pushed the teen face charges? all that, plus, "guardians of the galaxy"? the trump administration unveils its plans to create a new branch of the miliry. >> the time has come to establis the united states space force. ng> september to remember. the history bei made on the covers of the world's most popular magazines. and you can have it all. ♪ grammyzinner jason mra is ready to take over rockefeller plaza for a live concert, today, friday, august 10th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from

studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome to "today." uthank you for joining on this fine friday. craig is in while savannah enjoys amuch-needed day off. and you came on a great day. >> i did. >> because check out outside, guys. we got a great crowd. jason mraz, he sings great songs, b he's got a great summer vibe, you think? >> his music is perfect for awe friday as slide into the weekend. looking forward hearing him. >> it will put you in a good mood to start your weekend off right. w but we stah the fight immigration raging once again as a judge halts a deportation in progress and sends a stern warning the trump administration. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams has the very latest. hey, pete. fill us in. >> well, thisy judge was v upset with the government. this is a lawsuit over a recent change in immigratila restricts who can apply for asylum in the u.s. it's a challenge to attorney general jeff sessions, who in

ne declared that fleeing domestic or gang violence will no longer be considered grounds for asylum. the aclu and other groups want that reversed. among their clients are a mother from esalvador and her daughter. they had been ordered deported, but the government agreed to keep them in the u.s. while the judge held an emergency hearing thursday, but during that hearing at federal court here in washingtis, the judgevered that immigration authorities were already taking the mother and child back to el salvador. clearly upset, the judge ordered the government to bring them back, turning theoulane , if necessary. he issued this order -- "return carmen a her daughter to the united states forthwith" -- that's judge speak for right now. he said he would neither tolerate or excuse any delay in comp with his order. judge emmitt sullivanai he would hold attorney general jeff sessions, the homeland security secretary, and other government ficials in contempt if the mother and child were not brought back. u.s. officials say the plane did

land in el salvador, but the mother and her daughter never got off and were immediately flown back here, back into deportation, to wait for the judge to ruleer on whe they can seek asylum or not. mhe aclu says it must have been terrifying for t to think that he were going back to the country where they raisedcr ible claims that they could be killed. hoda, craig? >> wow, all right. petemswill thank you. also new this morning, new questions are being raised about the raid on that desert compound in new mexico where children were allegedly being taught how to commit school shootings, and why authorities dn't act sooner. we are also hearing from the suspect's father, a controversial leader o a new york mosque, for the first time. nbc's gadi schwartz has theery test on that. gadi, good morning. >> reporter: well, the imam says that he had no idea what was going on at this compound here in new mexico, and the property owner says the people who lived here almost never left, but this is where 11 children lived. i want to show you this. this is a trailer that is

basically buried in the ground. you can imagine 11 children living in these conditions. a disturbing mix of trash, ruined toys and the evidence of a lethal arsenal.ma remains were also found here. authorities have still not confirmedhether the body is that of a missing 3-year-old boy, but after last friday's raid, guns, ammunition, and other piece potential evidence were left behind. >> found two gopros, the video camera, laptop. there were two phones sitting in that truck, like cell phon y. >> reporte found evidence. i mean -- >> yeah. and then found his passport, siraj's passport, that had enactually shown he had beo saudi arabia. >> reporter: property owner jason badger says that's not all investigators missed. they dug this tunnel out. he says law enforcement should have acted when they alerted them that -o3-ye abdul-ghani wahhaj was there, the 3-year-old allegedlybducted by his father. >> an innocent child that's sick hed here in pain, suffering.

>> reporter: theff has denied our interview request. the fbi, which is surveilling the compound, is not commenting. but the father of one suspect is sbe speaking out. the controversial leader of this brooklyn mosque says he's beeit cooperatinh police since his andson's abduction in november. >> we have been meefong with law ement since day one. >> reporter: he says they had no idea what his son wasp ton new mexico and when he heard the ioup was looking for food, he passed on theormation to authorities. >> i said find out where we should send the food. she did, and we called the police. that's why the police came in. >> reporter: police suspects for child abuse and called them muslim extremists. it is said one of the children was trained to prepare for school shootings. lucas morton, father of another suspect, doesn't believe the accusations. >> it's out of hisar ter. i think it's just propaganda and lies, you know, the usual lies that people put on rmuslims.

>>orter: and guys, one of the big questions out here, why didn't investigators take more evidence? we asked the sheriff's department tt question. they said it was because the search warrants were very specific in whaty t what they k was in plain sight, in accordance with new mexico state law. meanwhile, the fiv due back in court on monday. >> all right, gadi. thank you. now to angymotional apo from a san francisco area police chief after his ownon was arrested in the beating of a 71-year-old sikh man. nbc's jacob soboroff has that ory. good morning. >> this is unbelievable. new video released this week shows thehocking incident. it was caught on camera, and i warn you, it is very disturbing. tw menttacking a sikh man wearing a turban. the father of one of the suspects i a local police chief, saying his family's been shaken to the core by his son's arrest. this morning, a community and a family are reeling from this

brutal attack, some calling it a hate crime. police say sahib singh mat was alking near a park monday in manteca, california, when two people in hoodies approach him. singh mat, who doesn't speak glish, tries to walk away, but the attackers confront him and begin kickingim inhe chest, knocking him to the ground. he attempts to defend himself when one of the attackers kicks him again. thettacker kicks him several more times, finally spitting on him before leaving. onednesday, police arrested 18-year-old tyrone mcallister and another 16-year-old, charging them with attempted robbery, elder abuse, and assault with a deadlyweapon. nearby unionity police chief darryl h mcallister says and his wife worked with local investigators, helping to track down one of suspects, who turned out to be their own son. mcallister posting an emotional letter tohe department's facebook page, writing, "my

stomach has been churning from the moment i learned this news." he says, "words can barelyde ribe how embarrassed, dejected, and hurt my wife, daughters, and i feel right now. violence and hatred is not what we have taught o children. intolerance for others is not even in our vocabulary, let alone our values." singh mat was taken to a hospital for treatmentnd released. >> we don't feel now when we go to work that our parents and kids will be epsafe. >>ter: mcallister says his son began running away and getting into trouble two years ago and hasn't lived with the fami s foreral months. the troubling incident leaving him torn between te for his son and his commitment to law enforcement. "despite having the desire any parent would have in wanting to protect their child, my oath isw ands will be, to the law and my vow of integrity guides meough this horrendous difficulty." >> and jacob, i'm sure police o are worki a motive. have they figured one out yet?

>> no motive yet, hoda, but the manteca police haven't yet ther explored whether or not this is a hate crime, and they will be sure to explore whether it's a hate crime. of cour, sikhs in the united states have often been the target of discrimination, particularly after the september 11th in some assaults, sikh men have wrongly been assumed to be muslims,oc ngly, and for sure, they will be exploring that angle. >> jacob, thank you. now to a getting a lot of attention. vice president mike pence sketching outet thels for a new branch of the u.s. military. president trump's proposed space force. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the latest on that. hallie, good morning to you. >> hey, craig, good morning! rted off as dea s kind of a surprise from president trump months ago, but now it isne step closer to reality. the president tweeting, "space force all the way," as he hopes to take the armed services to infinity and beyond. >> reporter: one small step for

man, one giant leap for the military. >> you will have the space force. that's where it's at, space. space force! people love . >> reporter: now that space force is a step closer to becominghe sixth branch of service, the first newh b of the military since the air force split from t army in 1947. the goal, to have it up and running by 2020 with the trump administration hoping to reorganize existing space programs and personnel, develop new tactics and technologies, andreate a new elite joint force -- space war fighters to help combat russia and china's aggressive mov earth's atmosphere. >> it is not enough to merely have an american presence in space. we must have american dominance in space. and , we will. >> reporter: the vice president announcing the new push at the ntagon, joined secretary of defenseames mattis, who backs the president's plan now, but he

didn't always, initially worried about more red tape the government doesn't need. retired astronaut mark kelly agrees. there is a threat out there, but it's being handled by the u.s. airorce today. it doesn't make sense to build a whole other level of bureaucracy in an incredibly bureaucratic dod. >> reporter: but the president's serious about it now, even if he wasn't at first. >> i said, maybe we need aew force. we'll call it the space force, and i was not really serious. and then i said, what a great idea! maybe we'll have to d that. >> reporter: his administration now asking congress for $8 nllion over thet five years as his campaign asks supporters to pick a new logo from six dierent options. the final frontier, now the next one for the u.s. militaryso >> hallie, what would actually have to happen for this space force to be created? >> it's a good question, craig, because it's not d a donel yet. here's that big grain of salt. congress would have to approve this full space force as a new

branch of the military. the other piece of it, of course, is the cost. you heard that it's$8 billion over the next five years. that's just the initial ask. the pen still doesn't have a final estimate at this point, craig. >> hallie jack in for us washington. thank you. >> thanks, hallie. meantime, a state of emergency has been declared in charttesville, virginia, ahead of this weekend's one-year anniversary of that violent white nationalist rally that led to one d woman'sth and sparked a national conversation about race relations. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in charlottesvillgo for us. gabe morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. this ormakeshift ml is at the spot where that counterprotester was killed. and at thetime, local officials were heavily criticized for not anticipating the potential for violence. well, this year, they're not takingny chances. this morning, one year after charlottesville wasnder siege by violent protesters, the city is und a state of emergency as the anniversary approaches this

>> we will notat tole any forms of violence in community. >> reporter: to avoid a repeat of the violent clashes betweenp white suemacists and counterprotesters, the city iso issuing demonstration permits. officials expect crowds will combatted this weekend toat commemore the tragic death of heather heyer, the young woman killed when a driver ran this car into a crowd. one year later, heather's mother is still in pain. >> i should be able to say i forgive, but i'm not really there yet. >> reporter: today, the street where heather was run dt.n is quie the downtown mall area being heavily patrolled by polion. washind.c., officials are also on high alert this week. they're expecting rallies on sunday by the same groups who were inas charlottesville year. police say they'll keep t the sides apart, but bracing for trouble, streets around twh e house are being closed. >> it will be much saferhis year. >> reporter: everybody hoping the anniversary will pass with no incidents. >> definit a little bit tense. o reporter: business owner hunter smith sayne year

later, a lot of people still think of charlottesville differently. >> it's weird to have a company from charlottesville and describe it to people from out of town. their first comment h,, charlottesville, like, that charlottesville? >> reporter: the city of charlottesville and the commonwealth of virginia are both under states of emergency. here in charlottesville, a secure area is being set up for demonstrators and certain items will b banned, including all weapons. hoda and craig? >> all righ gabe,thanks. and a quick programming note. on sunday's one-year anniversary charlottesville, msnbc will air an hour-long special featuring former white supremacist w mission to stop the movement he once helped to build. you can catch "breing hate again, this sunday, 9:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >> i've sn some clips of that. it should be a fascinating special on sunday. mta roker ising by on this friday morning. good morning, al. >> good morning, guys. etting your u for first weather from us. we continue with the heat out west. fire dangefi. we've got weather watches and red flag warnings,

including, now, there's 111 fires burning out west, the two biggest, the mendocino complex and the carr fire within that area. so, not good news there. a there ittle cooling, but it's only happening really in the pacific northwest. the rest of the west stays toty, and in fact, we look for a high today in olympia, 79.he that's right it should be, but six degrees above average in reno. look at boise, 104, great falls 104 as well. and going into the weekend, you're going to seemphose atures continue to stay warm, although again along the pacific rthwest coast mperatures much nicer. here in the east, it stays hot and steamy,ot and humid weather continues for the eastern third of the u.s. st. louis' heat index 95. it will feel like 100 in new orleans, miami 100. 104 in jacksonville. saturday it stays warm, but we do get some moderation as we he into the weekend. philadelphia will be in the mid-80s. tampa will be in the upper 80s. we look for st. louis, though, awfully toasty with temperatures

near 90 degrees right into the beginning of next week. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. bright sunshine over washington this morning. current temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. 76 n in arlington, 73 in quantico, 72 ink, freder maryland. afternoon temperatures today up, up, and away! plenty of sunshine, hot and humid today. most areasopping off in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees.

not much of a rain chance today, but unfortunately, over the weekend, chances forrs sho both saturday and sunday. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> thanks, al. coming up, the family of a tourist killed in an altercation in new york speaking out in an emotiona interview after a college basketball coach is arrested in thecase. why they say the charges aren't strong enough. and a teenager lucky to be alive after she wasff pushed o a 60-foot bridge.oi she's gng to tell us how she's doing. she's ok, as police open an vestigation into thatove. but first, this is "today" on nbc. o as police open an investigation inthat shove. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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7:26 is your time now on this friday, august 10th, 2018. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm a gilchrist. we start with theatest on breaking news out of prince george's county. the suspect in last night's police-involved shooting in landover is dead. police say the responded to a tip that a man armed with a gun was selling drugs on sheriff road. they say an officer fired shots when the suspect tried to reach for isgun. no officers were injured. d.c. is stepping up safety measures ahead of sunday's white nationalist unite the right rally. hundreds of protesters are expected to descend on the cityt we have a l of all the road closures and designated protest points in the nbc washington app. now let's get a check on your rning commute with melissa mollet and your "first 4

traffic." hi, melissa. >> good morning. frederick right noouthbound 270, that ramp to buckeystown pike, crash on the right-hand side, so delays are stretching back on to 70 etbound and270 southbound approaching rckeystown pike. triangle northbounte 1 at fuller, joplin there, police direction, follow that around the crash in the intersection. overall, beltway looking pretty good. >> melissa, thank you. >> we'll take a break now and check your forecast ne

good morning, everybody. it is a bright and sunny start to the day. 76 now atai national ort, 78 in annapolis, 70 in leesburg. going to be a hot one today, afternoon high up near 91 degrees. not much of a rain chance today, but chances go up, up, up head into your weekend. and if you are headed for the beaches this weekend, also 60% chances of showers both saturday and sunday afternoon, but probably still worth the trip. no total washouts this weekend.

>> all right, chuck, thank you.n another locs update in about 25 minutes. >> for now, back to the "today" show after this short break.

♪ 7:30 nown a friday moing, august 10th, 2018. that's some splash today, our plaza overflowing because we have a grammy-winner in the house. we're talking about jason mraz. he's going to take the stage. he's not playing one song. oi no. >> he is the whole 8:30 half hour. so, trust us, if you want to be in a good mood to start the weekend off. >> he's the remedy! he's the remedy. >> you got it. a we'll get to mr. mraz in bit, but we start with today's headlines. a federal judge stepped in overnight t halt a deportation as it was a mother and daughter from el salvador seeking asylum here had been ordered deported. however, the government originally had agreed to let them stay while the judge held an emergency hearing over their

case osd . but during that hearing, the judge learned that immigration authorities were already taking the mother and child bk to el salvador. the judge ordered the plane be turned around. he als threatened to hold u.s. attorney general jeff sessio in contempt. another 20,000 people were ordered to evacuate overnight as those californi wildfires raged on. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergencyor two counties outside of l.a. a anon wildfire there is moving dangerously close to a residential neighborhood. meantime, the carr fire in northe california claimed an eighth life, a mechanic who volunteered to help fight he. and nfl's preseason kicked into high gear last night, and the number of players renewed their protests during the national anthem. their actions included taking a knee or raising a fist. others chose to remain off the field unt anthem was finished. those protests started back in 2016 tw attention to racial inequality in the united states. president trump has railed against players who take part

the players union and the league agreed to hold off on enforcing newules whilehe two sides worked out a resolution. also on this busy friday morning, aisg star in college basketball's coaching ranks ha assault that led to the death of a new york city tourist. nbc's anne thompson i here with that story. hey, anne, good morning. >> good morning. this is really a tragic story. jamill jones is an assistant coach at wake-forest university. police say he punched w a man had banged on his car window early in the morning, causingo that man fall and hit his head. now jones is charged withr misdemeaassault, and the victim's family is speaking out, stunned that the charges aren't mo serious. sunday's deadlyt incid has left sandor szabo's family shattered. >> it's just devastating that people just -- >> he's taken from us ts early. >> -- will just never know. tmean, we were just so lucky that god gave him us for this long. >> reporter: at around 1:15

a.m., szabo left brother's hotel room in queens, new york, after celebrating at a family wedding. >> he was trying to get an uberd his cell phone died. and so, heust tapped on the wrong guy's window. >> reporter: szabo reportedly banged on the windows of multiple cars parked nearby, triggering a violent response from a driver iteide a w suv. according to the nypd, police at the scene wereold the individual punched the 35-year-old male victim in the face following a confrontation. po sce say afterbo was hit, he fell backwards, slamming his head on the. paveme >> he was hit so hard, his lip was pushed into his t upperth and came through his lip. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital and put on life support. >> we were just hoping for a miracle, that he would through, and we always had somebody holding his hands to just see if he would just squeeze, give our hand a squeeze there. us know he was >> reporter: szabo never

regained consciousness. he died two days later. the alleged assaant, jamill jones, fled the scene but turned imself in four days later, accompanied by his attorney. >>hat took so long for him to turn himself in? >> the jones family sends their deepest condolences and sympathies to the szabo family. >> reporter: the jones family then issued a statement, characterizing the incident as the accidental death of savor szabo. it says jones is a wolfson and father of two young children. >> i used to be a mother of two as well, and i'm sorry, yours condolenre a little bit too late. >> if you're this good father, son, husband, why not try to take him to the hospital -- >> do the right thing. >> -- and if you can save his life? >> reporter: the statement also says the jones family stands by jamill and his legalight to be presumed innocent in what is ultimately a tragic incident. i jones an assistant basketball coach at wake-forest university in north carolina. he is now in custody awaiting

arraignment. >> anne, are police planning on charging him with anything beyond misdemeanor assault? >> they don't know at this point. aey're still investigati charges could change. wake forest's athletic department also issstd a ement, saying they are still gathering information about this matter. as for szabo's mily, they are hoping their son's legacy lives on through their decision to donate his organs. >> just a tough story all around. >> all right, anne. al roker's standing by with a check of the weekend forecast. >> just in, we have unate for our hurricane season 2018 from the national hurricane center. this year, four named storms, two hurricanes. on average, we'd get two named storms by this time and one hurricane. however, theforecast, the august update is that we've got a 60% chance of a below-normal hurricane season. that would be great news there are couple of reasons for this. unfortunately, because of the rapidly melng icecaps due to climate change, the sea surface

temperatur the tropical atlantic are much colder than average. so, all that ice, that literally ice water coming into the atlantic, keeping things cool. andop devg el nino may actually increase wind shear, basically, tear apart storms as they come off the coast of africa. for today, we're looking at record highs through the pacif northwest, into the plains. monsoonal moisture down through the southwest, heavy rain from texas into the mid-mississippi river valley. and look for sho thunderstorms developing later today in the northeast. we may have to have some flash flood watches put in, in the northeast and new england late tonight into tomorrow. that's what's going on around rethe country. ckhat's happening in your good morning. enjoy this last dry day before we get to the weekend. 76 degrees right now in washington. nice and mild when you step outside. anny skies currently. as we lookoss the rest of the area, we're mostly at about the upper 60s to aow 70s you walk outside. your friday planner, by lunchtime, mostlsunny, 87 degrees.

4:00 p.m., 91, mostly sunny. so, this would be the seventh day in a row that we're i the 90s. into the weekend, more clouds move in, scattered showers and lasting into early next week. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> all right, al. thank you so much. avoming up, hyou noticed history's being maden magazine covers right this minute? also, we're going to graceland with lisa marie presley. at she's revealing to jenna in her first interview in six years about overcoming personal struggles and her famous father. plus, our crowd is gearing up for a fun concert from jason mraz. >> but first, the 16-year-old girl who survived being shoved off a bridge, opening up this a morningbout what happened to her. we'll check in, see how she'sg, doin but first, these messages. and now you know. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration.

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many come here to jump into the water down below. but tuesday, jordan holgerson made the plunge unexpectedly. >> ready? >> she was pushed by anoer woman, a moment captured on vide h >> i couldave died easily. >> reporter: she wouldn't say if she was planning to jump before the push. the s her first time o bridge. she ended up falling about 60 striking thest water first. f> in the air, i was trying to push mys forward so i could be like straight up and down so that my feet hit first, but that didn't really work. >> reporter: after she hit the not , she says she could breathe. someone pulled her out and she was rushed to the hospital. medication. of pain without >> reporter: she has five broken ribs, tur puned lungs, and a lot of bruising. >> kind of saw the impact, and it was really loud. she was kind ofli stru. finally, someone jumped in there and got her out >> this could have been horrible. she could have died. maryporter: trauma surgeon

clair sarve says when a fall is three times a person's height, there's a 50% chance they'll die. her drop was much greater. >> she dropped into water, which people might say it's not that bad because it's water, but falling that high from that height, the water is like ncrete. >> reporter: the bridge attracts jumpers throughout the summer, despite a sign that says no jumping. here, news of the push drew strong reactions. >> that's a big no-no. we don't push anyone off here >> that's bad. that's really bad. that shouldn't r happen. eporter: the woman who pushed holgerson has not been publicly identified or charged with any crime. as for the asdeo, it w removed from youtube after going viral, drawing too much unwanted attention. if you ask this teenager. it. don't like there's too many notifications on my phone. >> joe, you mentioned that the sheriff'sdepartment's investigating. what are they saying? >> well, craig, at this point, they're only saying they're actively investigating the incident and they'll put out more information as the case progresses.

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welcome back on this friday. if you visited your local neekstand this you probably noticed something. >> well, sheinelle jones is here with more onat. hey, girl. >> good morning. this fall when it comes to fashion, diversity is all the rage with women of color dominating the covers of mainstream magazine. a september to remember at the newsstan in an unprecedented move, 11 mainstream magazines all featuring black women on the covers of their upcoming issues. from rihanna -- >> i couldn't belie it! >> reporter: to zendaya, along with actresses yara ahidi and asia king. >> we are living in a world that is so quick to tell us no. we have to be the ones to tell ourselves yes. >> reporter: these famous faces now lending their voices to ate powerful stant on diversity in the most important issue of the year for fashion magazines. in her "vogue" cover story, beyonce saying, "when i first

started 21 years ago, i was told that ias hard for me to get on to covers of magazines because black people did not sell. clearly, that has roven a myth." the superstar singer e makingven more history, given creative control over the cover shoot, hiring the first rican-american cover photographer in the magazine's 126-year history. thelong-overdue representation coming more than four decades after beverly johnson became american "vogue's" first black cover modeln 1974. >> i think it's a sense of, you know, of strength and the power of women of color. >>aleporter: johnson cng september 2018's breakthrough a beautiful display of female empowerment. >> and we're really stepping forward and taking our place, not only in the world of fashion, butn the world. >> reporter: others taking to cial media in celebration of 11 examples of what they call black girl magic.

lebron james posting on instagram -- "nothing in this world is more powerful than colored women. thank you a not settle and setting great examples in life for so many looking up to you." but johnson says more change needs to happen to make sure diversity doesn't become a ssing trend. >> i personally would like to see pple that look like me and these ladies, you know, in the boardroom. it shouldn't take from 1974 to 2018 to realize that black women need to be represented. >> you know, it's interesting. i w t justking to you guys off camera. i noticed yesterday on my instagram feed, i noticed all the covers. it's one of the things where i saw i and i thought, that's nice. then i saw it again, oh, that's nice. but the hope is that it's not a passing trend, that it just kind of becomes the norm that you don't even notice. it's like, yes, there's a woman of color on the cover. >> it's interesting to hear tverly johnson reacting. it's interesting hear her point of view after all those years. >> it's progress. >> she makes a good point.

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7:56 is your time now on this friday, august 10th, or201. goodng to you. i'm eun yang. right now we want to check on your morning commute with melissa mollet and your "first 4 traffic." good morning, melissa. >> good morning. fairfax, eastbound 66 before 123, crash on the left side of the roadway this morning. looking in triangle, northbound route 1 at eplin, follow pol direction around the crash in the intersection there. and right now the beltway not too bad. a little bit slow outer loop here as you approach colesville. >> melissa, thank you. take a quick break and check your forecast next.

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good friday morning. temperatures are in the 70s for most of the area. 79 degrees right now washington, 81 already in 9annapolis, for an afternoon high. we will stay mostly sunny day, t overnight clouds move in. showers across your weekend. ore clouds around saturday and sunday highs will be in the mid-80s. the rain chance will last until early next week. and then we to see a break by the middle to end of the week. eun? >> sheena, thank you. another local news update for minutes. for now, back to the "today" show.

♪ ♪ you should know you're beautiful ♪ it is 8:00 on "today." coming up, snapchat versus reality. we'll take a closer look at a growing trend that has people heading to the plastic surgeon's office asking to look like edited versions of themselves. why experts warn this could be very dangerous. pl alive.ing the king ♪ in a rare interview, lisa marie presley opens up about her legendary dad and the personal struggles she's worked hard to overcome. >> wt would you say t him if you could say something to him? >> i think i alrdy said, help me! god help me. and aren't we lucky? ♪ lucky i'm in love with my best friend ♪ pop star jason mraz is treating

us to a live summer concert you do not want to miss, so get ready, because he's all yours. ♪ i'm yours today, friday, august 10th, 2018. ♪ here's to the heart that you're gonna break ♪ >> aloha from the plaza! whoo! >> we're ready for -- >>ason mraz! >> hi, grandma! celebrating my 13th birthday! >> with jason mraz! whoo! ♪ i want you to have it all >> we traveled from hawaii! >> taylorville, kentucky! >> denver, colorado! >> jason! >> whoo! >> now, that is a crowd. welcome back to "today." craig is in for, savannnd it is going to be a great friday in new york ty. >> yeah, it is. jason mraz is here.

he's about to take the stage.ok al couldn't wait. he's already out there. >> that's right, because everybody's in a good mood when you've got jason mraz here. >> thanks, al. and you've got a new album out. >> that's right. >> you're going to treat the fans. >> that's right. i'm here with spark from richmond, virginia, children learn their shine. i went to spark and now i'm performing with these amazi students. >> giving back. >> thanks. >> can't wait for you next half hour. looking forward to it. guys? >> all right. i love -- don't yous love ja hat? got a little "today" love on there, too. all rit, before the music, your news at 8:00. the fight over immigration raging once again with judge halting a deportation in progress andending a stern warning to the trump administration this morning. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has latest on this. where does this case stand? >> well, hoda, kind of in a holding pattern at the moment. this judge was very upset withn the govt in a lawsuit over a recent change in immigration

law. the administraten said in j that fleeing domestic or gang r be nce can no lon considered grounds for asylum. the aclu and other groupth want reversed. two of their clients are a mother from el salvador and her they had been deported, but the government agreed to keep them in the u.s. while the judge held an emergency hearing thursday. but when the judge found out the mom and her child were already being taken back to el ,salvador he was furious! he ordered the administration to bring them back, even turn the plane around, if need be, and he threatened to hold the attorney general in contempt ifno that d happen. so, the plane did land. the mother and her daughter didn't get off, though. ey are back in the u.s., in detention, waiting for a hearing on whether or not they can seek asylum, hoda. >> haitllie, a announcement getting a lot of attention about a new branch of the u.s. military, tentially, the president's proposed space force. what did we learn? >> this idea that the president's been talking about for months, craig, and it seems to be one step closer to reality now. we're talking about what would

be the sixth branch of the military, on par with the army or the navy. the vice president laying out some of these details for this space force. he wouldn't start from scratch. the administration would basically reorganize existing personnel, existing programs underhis space force umbrella. those are the logos the trump campaign asked supporters to vote on for this space force. the idea is to try to combat russia and china's aggressive moves out in the galaxy. here's what the vice president had to say. >> it is not enough to merely have an american presence in space. we must haveca ame dominance in space. and so, we will. >> the administration is asking congress for $8 billion over the next five years, b the pentagon says they do not have a final cost estimate. and remember, guys, it's not a done deal. congress would still have to approve a full space force before it actually does become reality. all right, hallie jackson on capitol hill. thanks. president trump's in-laws

are now u.s. citizens, but not without some controversy. viktor and amalija knavs apparently used what's known as chain migration. that's a family reunification process that the president has repeatedly denounced., their attorn though, insists they got no special treatment and went through the same application process and interview process as everyone else. the chipotle restauran chain is facing lawsuits over a new food contamination scare. more than 600 people said they got sick after eating at the same restaurant ocoside lumbus, ohio, during the final week of july. their symptom include nausea and severe sto.ch cramps at least two people are now suing. health officials say preliminary tests for salmonella are negative, so the tests for e. coli and the neuro virus, which caused the 2015 ou reak tha shut down chipotle outlets in 14 states. the tsa has released se dramatic video of a scary scene last month at an airport in

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don't you love it when jenna bush hager is here? >> yeah, we do. >> jenna is joining the table on today's "strange ."talk a strange phenomenon tied to the popular filters we love on social media. >> do we love them? sheinelle has more on that. >> you're really going to love this, craig. doctors have noticed new trend of people requesting plastic surgery to look like their own heavily edited selfies, most often enhanced with smartphone apps. this phenomenon of people trying to transform into a filtered he version ofelves has been dubbed snapchat dysmorphia. an article from the journal of the american medical association says "this is an alarming trend becausehose filtered selfies often present an unattainable look and are blurring the line oflity and fantasy for these pati,ts." in 20 the american academy of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery -- look- at this said that 55% of patients requested surgery to t improvir appearance in selfies. that's up 13% from two years

earlier. i waswiping through snapchat this morning. users have access to several lenses and filters, but they're more than just flowerrowns and puppy ears. the lenses also ge you wider eyes, longer eyelashes and flawless skin.t then, look this. apps like facetune take it a step further, providing a host of editing tools that allow you to instantly whiten your et smooth your skin, make your forehead smaller or even reduce the size of your waist. check out this before-and-after i was able to make just in a matter of minutes. see under my eyes? no more iwrinkles. an this era of filtered photos, the authors say people are unlikely o change their behavior, but it's important to be aware of snapchat dysmorphi and the negative effects it can have on a person's self-esteem. guys, it's a real issue. >> it's a real bummer, too. now we brought in nbc news medilontributor dr. natalie azar and samantha sellers, host of "stayne on snapchat. good morning to you both. oh, my god when i heard her say 55% of people want to improve

their look in selfies, so they're asking for plaster su stharks a jaw-dropper for you? >> yeah! i mean, from01 to 2017, it increased from like 42% to 55% of people requesting plastic surgery specifically to improve their appearae in selfies. the phenomenon is so fascinating. ith talking about it people, it's basically like, you know, generations ago, you couls admire what y in magazines and in movies and stuff, but you didn't have the tools to do that r yourself. >> now you do. >> but now you've got these filters in yourl. arse >> what is snapchat dysmorphia, that term? >> specifically, that's requesting cosmetic surgery to look like your filtered self. >> wow. >> savannah, tell us kids are saying. at what age are people going in there and saying, hey, fix this or fix that? >> so, i threw this out to just my snapchat followers that have found me from having this show on snapchat. technically, you're supposed to be 13 years or older to ha snapchat, and kids as young as 13, high schoolers. my snapchat crashedhree times.

my phone was overheating. >> why? >> it was the response i from just asking, do any of you guys feel like this? do you want to change the way that you look based on the way you look in your selfies? and the overwhelming response and honestly, i teared up reading some of it, some of these kids saying they don't want to leave the house or get out of se car because tha not what they look like without a filter in real life. >> dr. natali we're parents here, and this is scary. how can we talk to our kids about this d so thissn't continue? >> yeah. and you know, jenna, it's concerning, the pervasiveness of this and experts think aescent adolescents, and particularly girls are the most vulnerable and can act as a trigger for body dysmorphia.th i k the message is that, you know, you can't filter integrity and confidence and respect. those are things that you need to cultivate with real teractions, real-life actions and just reinforce to parents, myself included, that it's not all about an age. >> but think about over the last -- ten years ago, you weren't looking at pictures of yourself so ofte >> exactly.

>> you weren't naval gazing. now it's not only what do you think of yourself, but your friends and everyone else going to think. >> and talking about the way they feel so much more comfortable talking via snapchat after school than they do in person withids at school, it's so real that that's how they're feeling. >> what's scary is we are now.ere where are we five years from now? >> where are we ten years from now? >> ladies, thank you. remember, you can catch savannah on "stay tuned." >> she's got a gadi schwartz filter. >> on snapchat. thanks. >> like hundreds of millions of people likeit. crazy. >> how many people watch your snapchat show?e >>ve i think almost 8 million subscribers. >> wow! is that crazy? >> 'syeah. retty cool. >> i need to get snapchat! >> no, no, they're going to put business. don't get it. let's switch gears and get a little check of the weather from mr. roker. you don't have to filter him. : today's weather is brought to you by target. expectore. pay less

>> best tim! of the ye it's summertime. state fair time. and a lot of them are up.ing let's start in the midwest. this weekend, des moines, iowa, temperatures in the mid-80s, looks great. chance of showers for the indiana state fair. in nwisconsin, showers sunday, mid-80s. springfield, illinois, looking great, blue-ribbon. foreca same for sedalia, missouri, with temperatures in the 90s. let's head into the northeast. augusta, new jersey, they're going to see some showers for the jer y statefair. same in lewisburg, west virginia. up in maine,re tempera in the 70s. for today, we're looking at record highs in the plains, monsoona moisture in the southwest and heavy rain down through the gulf. that's what's going on around the country. hat's happening in your neck sunshine, at, and humidity in the washington area for your friday. current temperatures are in the s the -upper 70s now acr d.c. area, and it's going to be a hot one today. high temperature near1 grees. only the tiniest little chance for a rain shower today. rain chances are generally 20%

or less for anday. but 60% for showers tomorrow, mainly in the afternoon, and a 50% chance for showers on sunday, but those will be hit-and-miss throught theday. no total washouts, but be ready for an occas weekend.er this >> and that is your latest weather. mr. melvin? >> all right, thank you, al. it is "pop start" time. sheinelle jones. >> kan west sat down with jimmy kimmel last night and they talked about everything from pr wident trump toking on his yeezy collection. but it was his bipolar disoratr th kanye felt was important to discuss. take a look. >> i feel like you feel like being bipolar is part of what makes youli brt, part of what makes you you, and you embrace it. >> yeah. i think it's important for us to have conversations about, you knowrs open conions about mental health, like, even like for this interview. i knew i wanted to stay in a ime istate because by the

got to tmz, on iwas ramped up. so, what wass awesomeat the world got to really experience someone in a ramped-up state, and that's when you get these comments that just shoot out, like, almost like tourette's. >> because you have highs and aws. and when you hav high, you're on a roll. and when you have a low, you're not. >> well, the o's some cases bipolar where people go low. i'm one that goes high. >> t tmz interview kanye's referring to took place in may. artist made some remarks on racism and trump that caused econtroversy, but says he's self-aware and will try not to repeat it. up next, lady gaga and bradley cooper grace "entertainment weekly." their film features never-before-seen photos from the movie, "a star isborn." bradley cooper, who directs the movie, opened up about fearshe about movie. "i just knew this could be the verything if this doesn't work, it's like, who's

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actually get their hands on a new album featuring some of his fas.rite gospel so >> it was co-produced by his daughter, lisa marie. she also sings a duet with her dad on the title track, and you caught up with lisa marie for r what'se interview. >> yeah, i sure did, for elvis' only child, graceland was her, hof course, and that's where we met up with lisa marie. we tald about finding faith in what's been a very difficult her firster in television interview in four years. what are your fondest memories of being at graceland with your dad? what do you remember? >> it reminds me of every -- like, even the weather i love and those, you know, crickets and the lightning bugs, just a certai smell, youknow. this brings back nothing but, like, something really special. >> lisa marie presley welcomed us to graceland to talk about "where no one ands alone." ♪ once i stood in the night with

my head bowed low ♪ >> it's an album of gospel standards sung by the king, co-produce by lisa marie and joel winshanker. i read that you would be awoken to gospel music in the morning of the night. what did it mean to your dad? >> h l justoved it. he would break out io gospe music wherever and whenever, at any time. that's what moved him. >> does it bring back memories of growing up and make you feel more connected to him? >> it does. it does, for sure. this particular record and this song, absolutely doesor that me and brings me closer. it grounded me in the midvee of the ner-ending tidal wave. so, it kind of came down and grabbed me, really. ♪ hold my hand all the way

>> the title track is a duet with lisa marie and her father. >> i've never seen, and i don't think anyone who knows lisa has ever seen her lose her composure. and every single person in the booth when we were recding was crying, as was she. >> i was overwhelmed when i was singing it, because i was reading the lyrics, and i was hist like, oh, my god. i don't know whyis happening right now, but i'm going to go with it. >> to lisa marie, the music keeps her dad close. you say that you sometimes talk to you dad or you feel him, especially when you're here. what would you say to him, if you could say something to him? me!i think i already said, help god help me. i think that i would just want, you know i would want to know he's there. andyeah, i mean, it would be pretty much, you know, i could use your help right about now. >> her struggles have been public, a legal battle with a former business manag well as a bitter divorce and custody battle. lisa marie isecovering fro her own fight with drug

addiction. >> i've come a long way. i was n happy. by the way, the struggle in addiction for me started, you know, 45 years old. it wasn't like it was my whole life. >> but you're proud of where you've come. >> i am proud. i've come a long way. everyone -- i mean, my therapist was like, you a miracle. you really are. she's like, i don't know how you're s i'm not perfect. my father wasn't perfect. no one's perfect, you know. and it' what do you do with it after. you learn and then you try and help others with it. ♪ >> helping and healing through , muharing another piece of herself and her legendary father with the world. >> do think he would be incrediblyroud of this record, absolutely, and this song he really would be very proud of. ♪

>> so, yeah, i mean, it wheas said, why would anybody want to come see an exhibit about me. but when you read these quotes saat her dad , he said, the most important thing was being a dad, and she said she never heard that. >> you're kidding! >> so, when she read it, she teared . and she said it's the same for being a mom. >> yeah, and you don't hear much about h kids. she has four children. >> wow! >> and she said that they're the reason she's alive, that they have given her a purpose, that and music have given her a and it's helped her heal. >> when is the album out? >> the album is out today, and it is great. her t track "no one stands alone" isremarkable. and by the way, that interview chapel, he graceland where you can now get married, es anybody's interested. if anybody's intd, hoda. >> oh! >> why do you do that to me? >> and now it's awkward. now it's awkward. >> we'll be right back. >> no, no!

we've got to go to ceal! try. >> oh, go to al! >> nice try. >> come on, people, we've got jason mrazhere! and he's feeling good. are you ready? >> feeling really good. >> your new album is calle "no"? >> yeah. >> let's go this way. and you've got a great crowd waiting for you. new york crowd, special crowd. when you're singing in new yosp, ial? >> oh, l v new it ♪ ti tried to be chill but you're so hott i melted ♪ ♪ i fell right through the cracks and now i'm trying to get bback ♪ ♪ore the cool done run out i'll be giving it my ♪ and nothing's gonna stop me but divine intervention ♪ ♪ i reckon it's again my turn to win some or learn som ♪ ♪ but i won't hesitate no more, no more,♪ it cannot wait ♪ i'm yours

how are you feeling this morning, new york city? ♪ hey, hey sing it with me now! ♪ well, open up ourmind, see like me ♪ ♪ open up your plans, and damn, free ♪ ♪ look into your heart and you'll find love,love, love ♪ ♪ listen to the music of thepl moment peo dance and sing ♪ ♪ we're just one big family ♪ and it's our god-intended rio t loved, loved, loved ♪ ♪ so i won't hesitate no more, no more, it cannot wait ♪ ♪ i'm sure there's no need to

complicate, our time is short ♪ ♪ this is our fate, i'm yours ♪ do, do doyou, do, do you want to come on and scooch over closer, dear, come here ♪ ♪ do,do, whoa, oh, oh, whoa, oh, oh, oh, o oh, o oh ♪ ♪ mm-hmm ♪ i've been spending way too long checking my tongue in the mirror and bending over eeckwards just to try to clearer ♪ ♪ but my breath fogged up the glass ♪ ♪ so i drew a new face and i laughed ♪ ♪ i guess what i'll bes saying i there ain't no better reason ♪ ♪ to rid yourself of vanities and just go withhe season ♪ ♪ it's what we aim to do

♪ our name is our virtue ♪ so i won't hesitate no more, no more, it cannot wait♪ sing it. ♪ i'm yours, oh, open up your mind and see like me♪ ♪ open up your plans, and damn, you're free ♪ ♪ look into your heart and you'll find that the sky is yours ♪ ♪ so please don't, please don't, please don't, there's no need to complicate ♪ ♪ 'cause our time is short, this is, this is, this is our fate ♪ ♪ i'm yours, oh, oh all right, new york. >> that was awesome! we're gng to have much more of

jason mraz. but first, this is "today" on nbc! ♪ hey, hey, hey, he

♪ we are back on this fine friday morning, our citi concert stage with agrammy-winner the most awesomely nice guy, jason mraz. hi, honey. >> as we've been talking about, brand-new album. it called "know." it's out today. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> pardon the pun, but what do you want knows to know about "know"? >> it's a clection of love letters. i'm always trying to write about love to remind people about lo the foundation for love. everything. >> you know what, it is the foundation for everything. by the way, you make everyone happy. you're on tour. >> yes. >> wre are you headed next? >> tonight mar weather post in u baltimore, ia, maryland. we're on tour all summer long, so you can still finds on the internet. >> this, tell us about that.

>> so, i amhocking today wit students from sparc in richmond, virginia. and sparc, about seven years ago, created an inclusive arts program that allows students of all abilities to come together and share their common lore performing arts. >> jason, where is your favorite placee to write? who da's flow the freest for you? >> oh, you know, i canave a place. i just have to always be ready. you?w do they come to how do songs come to you? >> i don't know, same as dreams, i guess. where do da's comefrom? it's love. and all these kids, first love is perf mming. if ye yourself a vessel, like, i'm ready to perform or ready to sing, then the dreams, the messages come through.we >> , we're ready. >> what do you have for us now? > we're going to do "have it all." >> off the new album. >> jason mraz. >> all right.

all righ this startsith r.j. back there. are we ready to rock, r.? >> hello! welcome to the "today" show! all right, guys, who's ready for so music this morning? [ cheers and applause ] >> one, two -- ♪ come on, i want to see new york city dancing this morning. uspiciousness and causes of success ♪ ♪ may you have the confidence to always do your best ♪ your you take no effort i being generous ♪ ♪ sharing what you hican, not more, nothing less ♪ ♪ may the best of your todays be the worst of your tomorrows, whoa ♪ ♪ may the road less paved be the road that yofollow ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ well, here h to therts that you're gonna break moisture here's to the lives thatnn you'

change ♪ ♪ here's to the infinite possible ways to lov♪ you ♪ want you to have it all, have it all ♪ ♪ i want you to have it all ♪ i want you to havet all ♪ and may you be as fascinating as a slap bracelet ♪ ♪ and may you keep the chaos and the clutter off your desk ♪ ♪ may you have unquestionable health and less stress ♪ ♪ having no possessions through immeasurable wealth ♪ exmay you get a gold star on your test ♪ ♪ may your educated guesses always be correct ♪ ♪ may you win prizes shining omke diamonds, may you really own it each mt to the next ♪ ♪ may the bes of your todays be the worst of your tomorrows, whoa ♪ ♪ and may the road less paved be the road that you follow, whoa ♪ ♪ well, here's t the hearts that you're gonna break ♪ ♪ here's to the lives that you're gonna change ♪ ♪ here's to the infinite possible ways toove you ♪

♪i want you to have it all ♪ i want you to have it all, i want you to have it all ♪ ♪ i want you to have i all, oh, oh ♪ ♪ i want you to have it, oh, all you can imagine ♪ ♪ all, no matter what your path is ♪ ♪ if you believe it, then anhing can happen ♪ ♪ go, go, raise your glasses ♪ go, go, go, you can have it all, i toast youhe ♪ ♪ 's to the hearts that you're gonna break ♪ ♪ here's to the lives thatu' re gonna change ♪ ♪ here's to the infinite possible waysov to you ♪ ♪ i want you to have it ♪ here's tooohe g times we're gonna hav ♪ ♪ you don't need money, you got a free pass ♪ ♪ here's to the fact that i'll be sad without you ♪ ♪ i want you to have it all

♪ have it all, i want you to have it all ♪ ♪ i want you to have it all, yes, i want you to have it all ♪ ♪ i want you to have it all ♪ >> jason mraz is back performing one of his biggest hits that you picked! but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ here's to the lives tha c you're gonnange ♪

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♪ ♪ well, i s fireworks from the freeway ♪ ♪ and behind closed eyes i could not make them go away ♪ ♪ 'cause you were born on the fourth of july,reom ring ♪ ♪ now something on the surface it stings ♪ ♪omething on the surfaceind of makes me nervous♪ ♪ who says that you deserve this, and what kind of god would serve this ♪ ♪ we will cure this dirty old disease ♪ ♪ if you've got thepoison, i've got the remedy ♪ ♪ the remedy is the experience, it is a dangerous liaison ♪ ♪ i say the comedy is that it's serious ♪ ♪ which is a strange enough new play on words ♪ ♪ i sdy the trage is how you're gonna spend ♪ ♪ the rest of your nights with the lights on ♪ ♪ shine the light on all of your friends ♪ ♪ because it all amounts to nothing in the end ♪ ♪ we're singing, i won't worry

my life away ♪ ♪ yeah, no ♪ i won't worry my life away ♪ yeah, no, oh ♪ when i fall in ve, i take my time ♪ ♪ there's no need to hurry, w loven i'm making up my mind ♪ ♪ yeah, you can tur off the sun, but we're stillna g shine ♪ ♪ and i'll tell you why ♪ because yourself ♪ i say the remedy is always experience ♪ ♪ this is a dangerous liaison

♪ i say the comedy is always that it's serious ♪ ♪ and it's a play on words ♪ and the tragedy is how you're the lights on ♪ ♪ shine the lights on all of yo♪ friends 'cause it all amounts to nothing in the end ♪ sing it with us today. ♪ i, i won't worry my life away, yeah, no ♪ ♪ i, i won't worry my life away, yeah, no ♪ ♪ i, i won't worry my life away, yeah, no, oh ♪

♪ i, i won't worry my life away, oh, no, no, i won't worry my life away ♪ ♪ i won't worry my life away ♪ i won't worry my life away ♪ i won't worry my life away ha! ♪ i won't worry my life today [ cheers and applause >> jason mraz! a big thanks to him. and don't forget his new album, "know," is out right now. we are back in a moment. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>

was that not was that not a fantastic concert from jason mraz to get us ready for the weekend? willie and sheinelle are here td get us gea up for the weekend. hey, ms. jones, what do you have first? >> coming up tomorrow on"t ay," good news for our beloved four-legged friends. the innovative new technologyg besed to save dogs from heart disease. plus, where you'll find big, and i mean big mom and dads, back-to-school savings. >> all right, cool. then coming up on "sunday today," al, pick your favorite quote because bill managery's coming up. >> i'll teach you the meaning of reneect. >> i you'd deliver. bill murray, a special two-part sunday sit-down with hi we get into his career but also tour the methodology around his life, how he pops up at weddings and bachelor parties in these viral moments. a great b conversation withl murray coming up on sunday. >> willie, you nailed the best , intervon't you think? every one. mila kunis last week.

>> it's fun. >> we're ready for bill. >> it's cool. >> all right. >> up next, exploring new ways to think about divorce and separation. megyn kelly will talk about nesting. that's coming up st ahead, top of the hour. >> carter! 8:56 is your time now on thisfriday, august 10th, 2018. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. right now we're going to check on your morning commute with melissa mollet and your "first 4 traffic." melissa, how's it going? >> goomorning. nice and light on the roads here at this point this morning. we do have one thing that just happened, w tbound braddock road at roberts, crash on the left side. reminder, track work this weend, silver, orange, no trains between foggy bottom and federal triangle starting monday p.m. during the week, single mcphersonetween square and smithsonian. >> melissa, thank you. we'll take a break and have your forecast next.

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82 degrees now in washington. most of the area otherwise is in upper 70s. we'll be heating up quickly today. 91 for an afternoon high mostly sunny, staying dry until we get to the weekend. more clouds moving overnight. shower chances are pretty high saturday and su even as we go into the early part of next week, eun. >> all right, sheena, that you. he latest news and weather any time in the nbc washington app. have a great day.

good morning,ry ee and welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. we all know breaking up is hard to do. but does it have to be so mee'? today going to introduce you to two couples who managed to do i kdly going as far in one case to share a home with one another after they split. could you do it for the sake of your child? one of the most famous couples in america, brad pi and angelina jolie are now in the process of a very public divorce of their thown. 's where we're going to start today. joining me to talk about that and other headlines making the rounds today, nbc' dylan dreyer and nbc legal analyst danma gold plus co-host of n