guthrie lost two-thirds of her business.s many clients as she could and business is soaring again. in-flight crew connections has grown nearly 1500% in the last four years. >> i don't have a boss that's standing over my shoulder making sure what time did i come in and what did i do today? i have to answer to myself, and that's a lot of pressure. so how's it going today? >> it is going good but-- >> reporter: guthrie wishes she had work for all the jobless pilots and flight attendants who call. to her, moving her business again is a reminder that the sky's the limit. mark strassman, cbs news charlotte. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> and we have breaking news tonight. a wind fueled fire burning in the east bay. >> homeowners evacuated as the fireline is coming close to homes. allen martin has the story. >> reporter: we have been watching these flames since

guthrie: was it difficult to comply with the laws? ms. raskopf: i remember sitting around a table like this saying we can't do it but we did. mr. guthrie: how long? new york city has had it since 2007. mr. raskopf: i believe it was 2008. we had a deadline we had to meet and we met it. mr. guthrie: were the new york standards similar to the federal standards or different? ms. raskopf: we feel it's similar. mr. guthrie: ok. so, when you look back, and all of us want to eat more nutritional. i was at something last evening that had a menu label up. soda can be listed from zero to a thousand calories so i choose the smaller. i knew i wanted to go cloer to zero than the other way. so what's reasonable to make people more healthy? i went to our schools, we have a lady in davis county, kentucky making sure kids only get three pickles if they get a cheeseburger. if they get four pickles, they violate federal law. that sounds silly to say that but that's absolutely true . what we're trying to say, that's actually there, i'll take people and show i

. >> reporter: jennifer guthrie recently moved to new offices offices in charlotte, north carolina.any is growing so fast, this was the fourth time she has moved in four years. you started a business with no capital, made $800 the first month. >> that's right. >> reporter: and how much did you make last year? >> 12 million. >> reporter: $12 million. >> yeah. >> reporter: and how did that happen? >> well, it's been a long journey. >> reporter: that journey began in her basement back in 2002. her company in-flight crew connections, found a niche market that was untapped in the southeast, staffing flight crews for corporate and private planes. you didn't have, like, huge dreams in the beginning. >> not to be where we are today. i just wanted to have my own business, have the american dream, have a family, have a house, you know, have a little extra income. >> reporter: and now you have it. >> now we have it. >> reporter: guthrie started with one other employee, her ex-husband. she has 16 full-time employees today, and issued w2 income statements for 526 pilots, flight attendants, and t

i'm savannah guthrie reporting from charleston, south carolina.'ll see you from here tomorrow morning on "today." for all of us at nbc news, have a good evening. our breaking news is in union city where an apartment fire has taken a life. ==jess/2shot== i'm jessica aguirre. ==raj/2shot== and i'm raj mathai. ==raj/live== these are live pictures from our chopper. firefighters are still on the scene in this union city neighborhood. ==take vo== this fire started about an hour ago, in a nearby carport. the apartment complex is near the intersection of alvarado- niles and hartnell street, not far from james logan high. no word yet on how this fire started. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates as we get them. ==raj/cu== we're also following a developing story in antioch. 34 people, many of them children we'll continue to follow the story as we get them into the newsroom. >>> also following a developing story in antioch. 34 people many children are sick after spending the afternoon at a popular water park. this is at the antioch water

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you bright and early tomorrow on "today."or all of us at nbc news, good night. "we heard a loud bang then heard ambulance sirens coming down the street" a 2bi >>> we heard a loud bang and then we just heard the sirens down the street. >> a 21st birthday celebration turns into a tragedy. the balcony they were standing on splintered. now nbc bay area brings you more on the lives lost. investigates the construction of the balcony and into the history of the building. >> and we are now some 18 hours since that first frantic emergency call coming into 911. a live picture right now. gone is the chaos. replaced with grief, sadness and many many questions. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> the heart-wrenching arrival. the families will begin arriving into sfo from ireland. a building in disrepair. balconies red tagged. on the right side of your screen, a memorial of flowers. >> and we want to show you the front page of the irish times. the faces of the six that died while trying to celebrate a birthday.

i'm savannah guthrie reporting from charleston, south carolina. morning for "today." for all of us at nbc news, have a good evening. >> that was a red flag for me. >> hired eight actors to pose as supporters. >> just a day in and it's controversy for trump. he is putting

reporting tonight, savannah guthrie. >>> and good evening. their words rang out in a courtroom in charleston today. words more powerful and resonant than any act of hate. victims' families addressing directly the man accused of opening fire inside the mother emanuel church, telling of pain, loss, and most remarkably of forgiveness. today the judge held 21-year-old dylann roof without bail. investigators telling nbc news he confessed almost immediately to taking those nine lives and this chilling detail -- that their kindness to him at that wednesday prayer service almost convinced him to abandon his plan. tonight a vigil honoring those lives lost at charleston's 5,000-seat arena. but we will start with today's extraordinary moments in court, including some surprising and controversial remarks from the judge. nbc's chris jansing leads us off. >> reporter: dylann roof stood in a small jailhouse room flanked by armed guards, showing no emotion. >> what is your age? >> 21. >> you're 21 years old. are you employed? >> no, sir. >> reporter: the cou

i'm savannah guthrie reporting from charleston south carolina. morning for "today." for all of us at nbc news, have a good evening. >>> brian williams surprise return to nbc news. breaking details on his new job and first interview about the scandal. >> now on "extra".." >>> brian is back staying at nbc but swapping the nightly news desk for a brand new assignment lester holt be officially taking over. is brian's $10 million salary getting slashed. plus. >> matt lauer wins a sit down. >> "extra" exclusive. alec baldwin's first interview about his new baby. >> got a boy. >> only a.j. is getting every detail. >> were you hands on? >> breaking couples news. newly split richard gere kissing a mystery woman. magic mike joe manganiello is here. his naughty confession from the set. how he proposed to sofia. and the big question. plus why steve harvey is calling out mario. >> that's cute, mario. now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood the entertainment capital of l.a.

guthrie: was it difficult to comply with the laws? ms.askopf: i remember sitting around a table like this saying we can't do it but we did. mr. guthrie: how long? mr. raskopf: we had a deadline we had to meet and we met it. mr. guthrie: were the new york standards similar to the federal standards rks or different? ms. raskopf: we feel it's similar. mr. guthrie: ok. so when you look back, and all of us want to eat more nutritional. so i guess -- soda can be listed from zero to a thousand calories so i choose the smaller. so what's reasonable to make people more healthy. i went to our schools, we have a lady in davis county, kentucky, making sure kids only get three pickles if they get a cheeseburger. if they get four pickles, they violate federal law. that sounds silly to say that but that's absolutely true system of what we're trying to say, that's fair i'll take -- that's actually there, i'll take people and show it to you. how do we get information in people's hands that i think the vast number of american people want, i think they want

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today."at nbc news, have a great evening. >>> lights camera access. >> this is john stamos. >> he's loaded. >> not a great weekend for john stamos. what he's saying now about the arrest. i'm billy bush. taylor swift's weekend beyond good with a kitty cat

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you tomorrow bright and early on "today."t. . >>> under president trump, here's what would happen. >> the run for the highest office in the land is real this time around. but is it being taken seriously. i'm billy bush. we are breaking down the

guthrie said. i know the patients in the new york city metropolitan region continue to see their personal physicians for the general health care needs. but often obtain monitoring and treatment services for their conditions at these centers. i also understand that, you know, if somebody is in another part of the country, they can go to a network of doctors provided through the program but some of them also come to the centers. i know at the new jersey centers, we get people from all over the country that will travel because of the expertise that exists. if you can comment on the treatment benefits of individuals using these centers rather than their personal physicians for their 9/11-related health conditions or even, you know, traveling when they can see someone who is part of the w.t.c. network, they come to the centers? dr. howard: i'd be happy to. i think it boils down to the difference in physicians in terms of their expertise, as you said. occupational environmental physicians who are schoole

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today."at nbc away from history. the warriors head to >> right now at 4:30 one win away from history. the warriors head to cleveland as fans begin talking about a possible victory parade here in the bay area. >>> also what happened on that roller coaster? we have new details of the serious accident at great america in santa clara. >>> but first, what were they trying to do? new questions about what looked like coordinated vandal attacks on nearly a dozen cable lines across the east and south bay. good monday evening. thanks for join us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. >> among the top stories at this hour is it terrorism or vandalism? for the past year someone has been cutting fiber optic lines in several bay area cities. you see it here entire neighborhoods have been without phone service sometimes for days and the fbi is on this case. mark matthews is in berkeley this afternoon and mark what do we know and where exactly is this happening? >> reporter: the fbi says the first of the

reporting tonight, savannah guthrie. >>> good evening. there is a storm coming tonight and for the parts of the gulf coast in the bullseye there may be no more frightening words to hear. this is the giant rain-making system heading at this hour toward texas, louisiana and the ozarks. some of the very places drenched by historic rains just a few weeks ago. now the national weather service warning of potentially life-threatening floods. and tonight another dangerous storm system we're watching in the midwest. tornado sirens sounding in chicago. we've got it all covered starting with nbc's janet shamlian in houston. >> reporter: a tropical system targeting the gulf coast. tonight the rush to get ready. >> wanted to be prepared in case anything bad happened. >> reporter: potentially liefths flooding to hit texas, louisiana, oklahoma and the midwest. officials raising the alert level. this emergency war room now staffed around the clock. >> we need to be able to warn the public and alert the public as to where the danger is. >> reporter: the g

as for the parents' angle, listen to what she told savannah guthrie when asked whether she's ever liedout her race. >> no. because never have i been asked are you human or not human. race as a construct, again, is a fluid understanding. so i would say no. >> you know when someone asks you, are you black, are you african-american, you know exactly what they're asking you. and for you to say yes, is that an honest answer? >> when somebody's asked, are you black, which i actually don't get asked very often, until recently, a few days ago, then i say yeah. i am black. what do you think? when i first sit in the seat it makes me think of a bmw. i feel like i'm in a lexus. you would think that this was a brand new audi. it's like a luxury car. feels kind of like an infinity. very similar to a range rover. this is pretty high tech. yeah it is. it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. they thought about me. i could totally rock this. this thing feels pretty boss. it looks kind of dope. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. mayb

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you bright and early tomorrow on "today."t. >>> trump turns his presidential presser into the don't show. does he have a legitimate shot at the white house? now on "extra." >>> it's officially on. donald trump for president. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> we're not going to be ripped off by the world any more. >> can trump take on hillary i in 2016? plus is "the apprentice" now officially over? >>> new video, patrick dempsey grilled about the rumored affair. >>> plus -- >> dempsey is not the only one under rage. rachel dolezal arrived in new york for her big tv interview. >> she meets sharon stone. her big news. and whyron is saying this. >> moved in on a couple of pores. >> then new york's so-called cat woman stepping out with a young new boyfriend and tv's real housewives or should we call them the real houseknives coming clean. now on "extra" from universal

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today."e a good evening. >>> ben and jan living apart and fighting to save their marriage? >> now on extra. >>> the afflecs on the verge of splitting? >> is there anyway to rest the rumors. >> the hollywood super couple repair their relationship in time for their tenth anniversary? >> kim kardashian spelling snafu. >> why she's getting international heat over a tweet. >> the f scenes of madonna's new music video featuring katie and miley plus katie sparks a fight. >>> target donald trump. >> let's dance. >> today's extra list the top five late night zingers about his run for president and does he have heidi klume's vote. >>> guess who just bought jlo's mansion for $33 million? >>> plus what on earth is rebecca rowmain talking about? >> you have to stand up, bend over and spret them. >> and now to the

she spoke with matt lauer yesterday morning and the interview continued with savannah guthrie.her parents she she's caucasian, but dolezal says she identify as black. >> i definitely am not white. nothing about being white describes who i am. so what's the word for it? you know what i mean? the closest thing i can come to is -- if you're black or white, i'm black. i'm more black than i am white. >> on monday, dolezal stepped down as the naacp's spokane chapter. this has opened up discussion about race and identity. we spoke with dr. james braxton peterson. we talked to him about how a lot of people are comparing the situation to caitlyn jenner. he says caitlyn jenner's transition was authentic, clear and unwavering. this is what he thinks about rachel dolezal. >> i don't think we see the same degree of authenticity. no, i do not think the issues are the same. this is a moment for us to think critically about what rachel dolezal is trying to say about his own identity. >> dr. peterson says someone can't simply say that they identify as black. it's more about life experience. >>>

as for insisting she's black, listen to what rachel dolezal told savannah guthrie when asked whetherlied about her race? >> no. never have i been asked are you human or not human. >> race in a construct is a fluid understanding so i would say no. >> you know when someone asks you, are you black? are you african-american? you know exactly what they are asking you. for you to say yes, is that an honest answer? >> when someone asks are you black which i don't get asked very often, until recently, until a few days ago, then i say yeah. i do -- i am black. >> do you understand why many people would think, given your parents and heritage that is at best a misleading answer? >> um i can understand that but again up to this point i know who raised me. i haven't had a dna test. there's been no biological proof that they are my biological parents. >> when savannah guthrie pointed out that her parents names are on her montana birth certificate, she questioned the veracity of it saying there were no medical witnesses to that birth. >> interesting story there. thank you for joining us for this ho

. >> after a little digging, police discovered that patricia rorrer competed in a horse show in guthrie, oklahoma in december of 1994, and had won a prize at the competition. the pictures of the winners that day showed patricia rorrer with bleached blonde hair. the photo was taken just 11 days before jonne and alex katrinak disappeared. prosecutors needed more than just a photograph. they needed to know for certain whether the blonde hair at the crime scene belonged to patricia rorrer. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any

as for the parents' angle, listen to what she told savannah guthrie when asked whether she's ever lied her race. >> no. because never have i been asked are you human or not human. race as a construct, again, is a fluid understanding. so i would say no. >> you know when someone asks you, are you black, are you african-american you know exactly what they're asking you. and for you to say yes, is that an honest answer? >> when somebody's asked, are you black, which i actually don't get asked very often, until recently a few days ago, then i say yeah. i am black. >> do you understand why many people would think given your parents and your heritage that is at best a misleading answer? >> i can understand that but again, up to this point, i know who raised me. i haven't had a dna test. there's been no biological proof that larry and roseanne are my biological parents. >> savannah pointed out that the names are on her birth certificate. she challenged that saying there were no medical witnesses to her birth. once again, a lot to talk about tonight. joining us dr. drew pinsky the host of "dr.

today rachel dolezal sat down with savanna guthrie for an exclusive interview. she is accused of lying about her race. her own parents have come forward saying she's a white woman trying to pass as black. >> well i definitely. not white. i, nothing about being white describes who i am. so what's word for it? you know the closest thing that i can come to is if you're black or white, i'm black. i'm more black than i'm white. >> now this comes one day after dolezal stepped down as president of the naacp spokane chapter. >>> hot and stormy day, we're poised to get some relief. earlier this evening there was a drenching downpour. but tomorrow should be different. >> let's find out what we should wake up to. >> we're not going to be waking up to rain. skies are clearing visibility is excellent and the humidity is going down. there's nothing left on the live radar, so no more rain during the night tonight. but there is plenty of rain back to the west. and some of that is going to be returning to our area. 81 degrees in philadelphia. so it's still warm but less humid. 7

she spoke with matt lauer yesterday morning and the conversation continued with savannah guthrie.hel is accuse of lying about her race. her parents say she's caucasian she says she identified as black. >> i definitely am not white. nothing about being white describes who i am. so what's the word for it? you know what i mean? i the closest thing i can come to is if i'm black or white, i'm black. i'm more black than white. >> she stepped down as president of the naacp spokane chapter. this is certainly opening up a discussion about race and identity. we spoke to before james braxton peterson, associate professor of english and director of african studies at lehigh university. a lot of people are comparing this to caitlyn jenner. >> caitlyn jenner identifies herself as a woman. this professor says there's a stark difference. it's important to open conversation about race, religion and gender identity but this is not that moment. the reason? caitlyn jenner's transition was authentic, clear and unwavering. so we asked him about rachel dolazel and here's his response. >> i don't think w

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." for all of us at nbc news, have a good evening. powerful words from the mayor of berkeley. so why did it happen? -- we have some more answers tonight -- into that deadly balcony collapse. ===raj/2-shot=== thanks for joining us. i'm ===jess/2-shot=== and i'm jess/top vo tonight a second balcony is being removed at this berkeley buildi >>>. evening and thanks for being with us. >> tonight, a second balcony is being removed at the berkeley building the site of a deadly balcony collapse yesterday. the city said it is simply just not safe. >> that emergency work began as friends and family of the six students killed began arriving from ireland. >> mark matthews is at the airport where the families are arriving. but we begin with jodi. >> that investigation is still actively under way and tonight the property owner is complying with an order by the city to remove a second balcony. as you can see, the work is taking place as we speak. that second balcony is located directly underneath the ba

savannah guthrie joins ss us at 5:30. >>> preparing memorials in two countries.ort to honor those killed in the berkeley balcony collapse. and new details about those who survived. >>> and honoring a hero. commendations all around for a local man credited with saving an abducted child. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. beautiful blue skies across bevel deer that may have you thinking about the hot sonoma hot air balloon classic this weekend. we'll have your full weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >>> tonight communities on two continents are finalizing plans to remember the six people killed in this week's balcony collapse in berkeley. we're also learning more about this seven people injured in that tragic accident. nbc bay area's jodyi hernandez is live in berkeley with the latest on the victims and the investigation. >> janel, the victims who survived this are expressing gratitude tonight not only are they thankful they're still alive but they're incredibly grateful for all the support from here in the bay area and across the world. i

. >> reporter: representative brett guthrie. >> if you don't know, how do you know the replacement parts bring in for the recall are not going to fail? >> many of the replacement parts we're using are different designs now. about 50% of what we shipped last month are with our competitors' inflaters which do not use ammonium nitrate. >> reporter: that means some air bags that have already been replaced may need to be replaced again. mark rosekind is head of the national highway traffic safety administration. >> some of these may not have the longevity that is needed to make sure that it's a lifelong, for the entire life of the vehicle, fix. >> reporter: n.h.t.s.a. says they've now gotten a list of vehicles from seven of the affected auto makers involved here. they hope to have a full list in two weeks charlie, but even that happens it will still likely take years before all the vehicles are fixed. >> rose: the story continues. thanks jeff. hot lava takes a long trip down to the sea when we come back. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on

i'm savannah guthrie. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today."e a good evening. . >> i would love it. i think he would win easily. >> have you talked to oprah? is she interested in being the vice president? >> only day two of this. i'm billy bush. most candi

a super-cell in guthrie county there. whipping rain in iowa. and look at this. underwater water up to the hood of that car. chief meteorologist ginger zee with the storm hitting tonight. >> been lightning and raining for hours and hours now. >> reporter: hours of heavy rain. flooding streets, forcing water rescues just west of des moines. parts of iowa getting more than seven inches overnight. those ominous thunderstorms blasting through with winds gusting to 80 miles per hour. in colorado, a waterfall of hail and flash flooding. >> he is done. he is done. >> he needs to call rescue. >> oh my god. >> reporter: all that rain filling city streets in denver. and just east in aurora -- >> coming through here it looked like a tornado went right down the street or something. >> reporter: it did. an ef-1 tornado, winds up to 90 miles per hour. with all that severe weather, dangerous lightning. 11 people struck in the past 24 hours in colorado alone. meanwhile, in the west 42 large wildfires burning in six states. five just in california. the largest, the lake fire in t

guthrie said. i know the patients in the new york city metropolitan region continue to see their personal physicians for the general health care needs. but often obtain monitoring and treatment services for their conditions at thees centers. i also understand that, you know, if somebody is in another part of the country they can go to a network of doctors provided through the program but some of them also come to the centers. i know at the new jersey centers, we get people from all over the country that will travel because of the expertise that exists. if you can comment on the treatment benefits of individuals using these centers rather than their personal physicians for their 9/11-related health conditions or even, you know, traveling when they can see someone who is part of the w.t.c. network, they come to the centers? dr. howard: i'd be happy to. i think it boils down to the difference in physicians in terms of their expertise, as you said. occupational environmental physicians who are schooled

guthrie, five minutes, for questions. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, dr. howard, for being here. i spent six years of my life in college and grad school and metro new york. i spent a lot of time at the u.s.o. off times square. it was all uniforms and public servants there, i always enjoyed talking to them there. you said something, i wasn't going to go this direction, but it's opened my eyes. i live in bowling green, kentucky. we take care of our servants, if there's a fire, and someone in the fire house gets injured, we have systems in placing -- place, disability insurance and so forth. so i think a lot of us that aren't, you know, in new york continuously and the surrounding areas, like my friend here is, are the programs already in place. i know it's unique in the massness of it but why is it unique in terms of other injuries people might receive that requires its own system other than just the volume. could you hit the challenges? because you've opened my eyes to some things, but hit the challenge some of what you've already said but why this is this

tune into nbc nightly to hear more from savannah guthrie.e right glncht >>> right now, a data breach. the director of the office of personnel management says she's requesting an additional $21 million in next year's budget to protect against additional cyber attacks. >> it will help us with the maintenance initiated in 2014 and fiscal year 2015 improve the cyber posture including advanced tools such as enkrigscryptionencryption stoernl devices and masking software. >> the breach started in december but doesn't detected until april. it's possible more people could be affected. >>> outside, another 90 degree day going down in the books. the last time d.c. had more than six days in a row at 90 or higher was two days ago. that long stretch in 2013. today we've reached above 90 degrees. we're already 93 now at national. probably closer to 98 degrees by later this morning. extreme heat and humidity. drink extra water if you're outside today. heat indexes are at our near 100 degrees. it's a miserable day. the weekend also looking a bit unsettled. >

. >>> we get a preview from matt lauer and savannah guthrie. good morning, guys. >> good to see you. coming up on a thursday on "today," the latest on that blot against boston police and plans it seems for isis beheading. we're going to have an exclusive interview with boston's police commission. >>> if your kids let people in the house they barely knew while you're away. your kids put to the test. >>> and then simple tips to give your closet a bit of a summer shapeup. all of that and much more as we get started on a thursday morning right here on "today." vai and tracy, back to you. >> our closets could all use that. thank you, we'll see you in ten minutes. >>> nbc10 giving away free money to local nonprofit organizations. >>> it's all part of the project called 21st search solutions. the goal is to support financial financially nonprofit organizations. you go to our website on nbc10.com. you got to hurry. the deadline to apply is a month away on july 3rd. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >

. >> we get a preview from matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> good morning. arrest overnight tied to the deadly shot s shooting of a different terror threat in boston. was it stopped just in time? >> also when it comes to buying a new car, who gets a better deal men or women? jeff rossen has a hidden camera report that might surprise you. >> how would you feel if the airlines took your luggage to save you time. matt do you like the idea? >> no. >> i have my doubts. >> why stop at the carry on? they come over and help me out with the other two bags. that's where i need the help. keep it under 50 pounds you know? >> not the baggage, it's the people that we need to get on the plane faster. >> right. exactly. thanks, matt. >> all right. take care. >>> we want to talk about free money now. "nbc 10" and nbc universal are giving away free money to local nonprofit organizations. >> yeah. this is a great program. all part of the project called 21st century solutions. the goal is to support new programs. the deadline to apply is one month away. you have to hurry, july

." >> good morning to matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> good morning. >> nice to see you both.up on thursday here on the show the attorney for that second prison worker now arrested in connection with the escaped, the prison escape in upstate new york is speaking out. what he is saying about his client's alleged involvement. >>> if your child is confronted what looks like a bully in action, how would they react? natalie is putting more teens to the test on the series "my kid would never do that. >> >>> and catching up with the cannes festival. that and more this morning on "today." >> looking forward to it. thanks. >>> 11 minutes before 7:00 a.m. sunshine right now. you can see it here. a pleasant start this morning. the humidity is low and it's cooler this morning. 69 degrees in philadelphia. humidity down to 63% and that number will come down during the day. look at the sunshine at cape may. a live view from the lafayette hotel. bright sunshine to start with. later today, there will be clouds moving into the area. the cool. 50s for pottstown and doylestown and low 60s for mil

you can't get left politics out of woody guthrie or pete seeger.h village movement was there to celebrate people's culture. >> if you like the music, you were really signing on for their ways of looking at the world, too. ♪ and then, eventually, one guy emerges as being special. ♪ ♪ a bullet from the back of a bush took medgar evers' blood ♪ >> during that time in the '60s, as that cultural revolution was slowly bubbling and kids were starting to question authority, question what was happening in their country, they're looking for answers. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry. he took beat energy and mixed it with folk culture, and it's more lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. ♪ and the negro's name is used, it is plain ♪ ♪ for the politician's gain as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world, i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was sort

. >> for that we check in with matt lauer and savannah guthrie.g. >> good to see you both. >> we'll be live at the scene of that devastating wildfire in washington state where home owners are returning to a heartbreaking scene. we'll be there live. >>> also ahead on our new series "under cover" ronan farrow explores the surprising new face of gun ownership in america. >>> plus need help finding a new swimsuit? we've scoured the racks so you don't have to. >>> and a big moment for wrangler as our puppy takes his first road trip. we'll explain what was behind that when we see you here on a tuesday morning here on today today. bang to you back to you. >> i didn't realize wrangler travels mass transit. >> he's a puppy of the people, vai. >> get that metro pass in advance. >> we'll see you shortly. >>> ten minutes till 7:00. now it a story of survival involving a pregnant woman in nevada. >> this is amazeing. she went into labor and decided to take a back road to her parents house for help. but she soon found herself low on gas and out of cell service.

. >> we say happy friday and good morning to matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> good morning and happyof you. coming up on the show this morning, we're going to have a lot more on the devastating tornadoes in colorado overnight. al is tracking today's threat of flash flooding. >>> also ahead, the historic cyber attack on the government's computer network impacting millions of federal workers. china's being blamed and firing back. we'll have the latest. >> plus would your child follow a complete stranger? what if that stranger allowed them to play in a video game truck. we have more on natalie's special series my kids would never do that. >> those stories and a concert on the plaza from charlie xdx. vai and tracy, back to you guys. >> charlie xdx. you guys have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> thank you, you, too. >>> "nbc 10" and nbc universal are giving away free free money to local nonprofits. >> all part of a project called 21st century solution. the goal is to support nonprofits that are implementing new and innovative programs. you can get the application at our website at nbc10.c

. >> this morning we say good morning to willie geist and savannah guthrie. hey, guys. >> good to see you guys. straight ahead, the newest twist in the hunt for the escaped killers in upstate new york. why prison officials were investigating the woman who allegedly helped those prisoners nearly a year ago. >>> also on my kid would never do that. teens faced with what they think is someone trying to take advantage of a girl who appears to be drunk. we'll show you what happened. >> those stories and we're taking you on an unforgettable ride with the most incredible stunt pilots in the world. >>> and the plaza is filling up fast for a live concert from fall out boy on a friday morning when we get started here on "today." fallout boy fans? >> yeah. >> absolutely. just in philly two nights ago. a huge concert. given my 6:00 p.m. bedtime, i wasn't able to make the show. >> we have to get them at 8:30 in the morning. we can't stay up either. >> you have front row seats. enjoy. >> we'll tune in. thanks, guys. >> we'll see you. >>> nine minutes before 7:00. temperatur

. >> we check in with savannah guthrie and willie geist.rning. >> good morning, rosemary and vai. new information on the escaped killers from a new york prison. new possible sightings. >>> also ahead, a rossen report's warning for drivers in a popular tourist spot. why are some gas stations charging nearly double the current average for a gallon of gas. >>> plus the secret lives of twins, jenna bush hager and her sister will share their twincy secrets. >> i'm a twin. i have a twin. >> right here. >> you are? >> yes. my twin brother celebrated his second father's day yesterday for his twin daughters. >> very nice. we'll see you -- >> wow, they run in your family rosemary. >> yes, they do. >> we look forward to that and everything else on the "today" show. see you in about ten minutes. >> all right, guys. >> thanks. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we are heading toward twin days in the 90s. yesterday 91 should be back up to 91 degrees today. but we could be dealing with trip triplets tomorrow unfortu

. >> we saw good morning to savannah guthrie and willie geist geist.ay. >> nice to see you both. coming up on the show a lot more on the dramatic capture of the remaining fugitive in upstate new york. we'll talk about it all with governor andrew cuomo when he joins us live. >>> a bizarre legal fight involving katy perry. why a group of funs is -- group of funs is fighting to stop the star from buying their convict. >>> and the ultimate party food recipe. we have katy perry fighting funs sandra bullock wrapping and giada making food. >> you got me at hello. >> we've got you covered. >> see you at 7:00. >>> a new video shows a fast-burning wildfire in central washington state, at least a thousand people have fled their homes. so far at least a dozen houses have been destroyed. the fire sparked yesterday afternoon and continues to burn out of control. officials yesterday say it was 108 degrees in the heat the dry brush and strong winds helped fuel the fire. so far, no one has been hurt. >>> todaying with federal investigators will visit the site of a dead

. >> they felt betrayed, like you're supposed to be our woody guthrie and you sold out. ♪ how does itcould rule the world, so why don't we do more of it? we can stop world wars before they ever started. >> i disagree. i don't believe -- >> you know who starts world wars? >> i for one -- >> you know who start world wars? people that are over 40. >> really, really -- >> that conversation was unstoppable. you couldn't shut it down. ♪ he's oh so good and he's oh so fine and he's oh so healthy in his body and his mind ♪ ♪ he's a well respected man about town ♪ ♪ doing the best things so conservatively ♪ >> i think ray davies from the kinks and pete townshend from the who were the two social commentators. ♪ people try to put us down ♪ talking about my generation ♪ ♪ just because we get around, talking about my generation ♪ ♪ things they do look awful cold talking about my generation ♪ ♪ hope i die before i get old ♪ ♪ talking about my generation ♪ ♪ it's my generation, baby, why don't you all fade away ♪ ♪ talking about my generation ♪ ♪ you don't try to dig what we all say ♪ ♪ talking abou

guthrie. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i just did school visits. a lot of us talked about school visits and i think it's beneficial. and i sat down at roundtables with the people in the dietary world who do this and sat with them and i said when we started. i said this probably is not going to go away. anything we want to do has to be signed by the president so what kind of things would make it be better and the kids eat more? they came up with some pretty good ideas. and some of the things we saw doing the visit, there was one particular -- you get particular instances hard to even explain. there was a hamburger that i thought tasted okay and you can only get three pickles and a person there guarding the jar and i remember the reporter going, well, what's wrong with pickles? it's sodium. it's gotten to where you had the lady there with the potato s had to put four in -- instead of the glove and the tray. the kid might get five and that was a sodium issue, as well. and so you do see these things with fruit in the -- the stuff you hear i actually sa

stay tuned for those for nightly news with savannah guthrie tonight. >>> nbc announces a changes to theightly news anchor chair today. and brian williams issues an apology. what essaying about his new job straight ahead. >>> i'm julie carey at the alexandria courthouse. he terrorized a pair of 84-year-olds inside their up home, stabbing the man abducting the woman. today, ha8 >>> big announcement today about the future of "nbc nightly news." lester holt will become the permanent anchor of the program much brian williams will continue to work for our parents company as a anchor on msnbc. williams ss has been under investigation, as you know, for exaggerated statements he made about his experiences in iraq. he said today "i'm sorry i said things that weren't true. i let down my nbc colleagues and our viewers. and i'm determined to he were their trust back." >>> prince george's police want to make sure that you and your family are safe whether you drive or walk across one of the most dangerous intersections in the county. right now, officers there are telling people to slow down if they're