. >> tracey elle ellis ross! >> i'll meet you in the bedroom in a minute.here's a girl in joey's room! security! security! nothing to see here, ma'am. keep it moving. all right. don't steal anything on your way out. nischelle turner, come take a picture with me. not now, me and you. come on in. security, this girl is here again. >> the comedy is on a new night this fall on abc, and the stars wanted to make sure everybody knows that. >> tuesday night. tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. >> they almost forgot to say, it returns on october 3rd. >>> and leah remini, finishing her first week on the return of "kevin can wait". >> loved them on "king of que s queens". >>> and a new documentary featuring tapes really heard of princess diana. here she is, in her own words. diana secretly recorded the tapes in 1991, six years before her tragic death in a car crash. interviewed by a trusted friend, it's a record of her struggles with bulimia, postpartum depression, and other things. >> it's ghostly in a way, it's very poignant to hear a voice from the grave of this sad, deeply

i'm wondering if you hold your ,ell phone down and looked down ont you can get the eclipse your cell phone in a photo. host: if you can get the eclipse in a photo? if you're not looking at the sun? caller: uh-huh. host: i'm just the host of the phones, i'm not a scientist, but i expect if you are not looking at the sun, you will be ok. avoidy is for you to looking directly at the sun. phone to would put the the side of someplace where i could see the eclipse. host: kind of like a solar selfie but without you in the picture. caller: right. is that safe? host: i don't know, i would think if you are not looking at are ok, i don't know what kind of damage at the dude your camera. on --, what are you doing pamela, what are you doing on monday? caller: we will have 92% totality in columbus. i have a doctors appointment the same day up in peachtree city, georgia. i have to travel there, it will be cool because i will be there during the eclipse, and i think they have 95% totality. that is a little bit at her view from georgia. host: thanks for calling in. we've heard about the welders .elme

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jean elle joins us in san francisco with their message. >> reporter: going to take a united front to stand up to the hate that is now being expressed openly here in the united states and that it is coming here this weekend. and here in san francisco, those faith leaders are joining forces. bay area faith leaders marched through the mission united against white supremacy. >> the violence and hate of these white supremacist group will not stop us from praising and thanking god for the diversity of our people. >> reporter: embracing diversity some are concerned there will be counterprotest and violence. faith groups are organizing alternative events hoping to prevent conflict. >> the white supremacy methods that they are trying to provide to the country. there are a lot of different groups. >> reporter: gladys isn't sure where she will take a stand. >> it is socially acceptable and that is worry some. especially when the president is supporting this type of behavior. >> reporter: the national park service said it initially gave conditional approval for the prayer group to be here. they

. >>> and elle fanning, how she is making the leap into her new project. >>> and a huge announcemental. all that and more coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning, august 30th, 2017. we're listening to "neon," by thomas a thomas hayes. i'm happy to be here with jenna and dean cain. al >> welcome back. >> it's great to be back. as i was coming back, i couldn't help but have this feeling of guilt because i get to -- we cover the story. and it's so important -- the reason why we have to go to these stories is to get the word out, to see how people are affected, to hopefully raise money to help people. and the more they know, the more they're invested in the story and the more they want to help. and i hit a point when i have to come home. i have this part of my job, as well. >> and your family. >> and my family. there's so many people who don't have a home to go to. but their spirits were so high. we were staying at one hotel that was powered by a generator. they were giving meals. ther

stick'-ell is charged with malicious wounding, and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. friends of two local brothers who are here illegally from el salvador are upset that ice plans to deport them. friends of 19-year-old lizandro claros and his brother, diego rallied last night outside homeland security offices in d.c. lizandro was about to attend college in north carolina on a partial soccer scholarship. but friday, during their routine check-in with ice, they were detained. and the deportion process started. they're now being held at the howard county detention center. no criminal history. we asked ice officials about the case. they say the agency does focus its resources on criminal aliens and public safety threats. but it does not exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement. can you believe it! today marks the start of back-to-school month. in virginia, tax-free shopping runs, from the fourth to the sixth. in maryland -- it's the 13th to the 18th. but before you run up that credit card bill, consumer reporter john matarese shows us ho

after six months at a clinic in enough to go ell home but far from healthy. > everyone that takes gadolinium won't get sick. it is ones that are sensitive. i have aken them and never gotten sick but that doesn't mean that we should not do something about the other getting sick e from the gadolinium. alfred johnson helped direct her treatment. is it different batches of gadolinium that are not made there's some problem with it, or is it a with that individual's genetic aspect that they don't tolerate it very well? re seen in the patients that i have treated is high levels of tissues.m in their >> how many patients have you treated with this problem? or five treated four patients. not many. ut they have really chronic problems that doctors really haven't paid too much attention to. gena says getting better has meant everything from seeing to getting in china oxygen therapy. hyperbaric ught a chamber. >> in there machine alone i have 100 dives to help heal my brain. last march in europe a health committee made a striking recommendation to suspend use of several based contrast agents. that inclu

ell, in addition to our efforts, we are proud to be vice admiral y carl schultz. united states coast guard, and i would like him to share a few words, and retake the mike, say few more, and then take some questions. >> thank you, governor, and good afternoon. carl schultz air and wee gulf coast area, are here with the department of homeland security team to upport the state of texas and the fema agency for this crisis response. the coast guard has been very closely engaged with hurricane harvey and now tropical storm harvey here for of the week. we have first removed our assets area so they iate could survive any initial damages and we've been repositioning response capabilities throughout the south texas region and throughout the state of louisiana. we have resources from the entire coast guard, california, maine, the entire eastern seaboard, those here to support the state and fema. flying eight helicopters out with another eight flying in this morning to rescue citizens region. mmediate we remain down in corpus christi. we're pushing more boats on the ater from

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. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be with mandarins. it's not winter. these are imported to new zealand, opposite climates, which means it's their citrus time in new zealand. we are getting navel oranges and other citrus and these mandarins are fantastic! look at this when i cut this inside. look it the juice, small seeds. > very small peel. loaded with juice, too. selection and storage is very important. when you buy it, like all citrus, heavy for their size. the heavier the better. that means they are packed with juice and not pulp. hold them in your hand for the weight. make sure skin is shiny and bright like this. that means they are nice and fresh. when you bring them home, store them in a cool, dry place but not in the refrigerator. never store any citrus in the refrigerator. now, these are loaded with nutritional value, vitamin c and so forth. they are great for us, easy to peel and for now, in the summertime with all the summer fruit, a little bit of citrus and refreshing. the mandarins imported from new zealand, i love it. the smell out of this

. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be envy apples this time of year, apples usuallyre around the fall. these are imported. it's a fresh drop of apples coming in from new zealand. let me tell you something. these are fabulous! they are sweet, they are loaded with flavor. it's like biting into a beautiful apple in the middle of october freshly picked. that's how good these are. when you buy them, make sure beautiful red and pink all the way around. the skin no feeling whatsoever very firm to the touch. when you bring them home i always say this apple is beautiful in the bowl on the counter on the table. but store them in the refrigerator. keep them nice and cool. envy apples for the summertime. let me tell you, you bite into these, you will love it! the flavor is out of this world and it's fresh, not cold storage. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> cauliflower or apples? >> cauliflower. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> apples. >> for sure. >> apples with peanut butter! ♪[ music ] ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience

. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be with dragon fruit. have done tips before and somebody tries them, they email me and say that was delicious! it's like dessert in a little package like this. out of this world loaded with sugar and flavorful. you do nothing with it you cut it in half, get a spoon and you take out the insides. it's that good. when you buy them, make sure they're beautiful red all the way ound with a little leaves that come out nice and green, heavy for their size which is ornt. ta thste ornot to be stored at room temperature. dragon fruit, in the market, ready to enjoy. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat y. yoovll llthst again, look how beautiful that is! >> it does look cool. check this out. >>> on the left you see a coyote waing sign and in the distance a coyote! do you see that? we captured a video near coit tower this morning. how neighbors and pet owners on telegraph hill are reacting to this. we are going to have that and more at 5:00er. iall the time in search of them. i never have

it was as simple as having a pretty great reporter and you go from there and you trust them and ellearned every bit of it. >> charlie: what did you anticipate when you went to charlottesville? >> i knew it would be a gathering of a bunch of disparate groups and i thought it would be significant they were all getting together. i was not anticipating how organized they'd be. i knew they had a ring of private security comprised of afghanistan and iraq veterans but once we were on the ground they were well organized. they had people doing crowd control and giving tiki torches and dropping people off at the field. it was a highly organized group. >> charlie: did they trust you? you had a conversation where a guy was responding to your questions in a direct manner. >> no, i don't think they trust me. they don't like women. they believe the media's run by jews. but i do try to present their arguments because i think it's really important people understand what these people believe so there can be counterarguments against it and i think that's why they're willing to talk to me. >> charlie: a

. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with strawberry grapes. varietal but now they are more common, you can enjoy them and many markets you see them and let me tell you something, they are fabulous! they are kind of have the texture of a concord grape with the strawberry flavor to 'em. but yet, they are beautiful little games. kind of look like a wine grape. and their sugar content is high of wine grapes. so when you buy them, let's talk about it, first, make sure beautiful color all the way around. nice and green stems. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator right away. shelf life is not that long because there's so much sugar in these grapes. the shelf life is short. so buy them and enjoy them within 4 days at the most. strawberry grapes. in the market. i have been eating these, talking about them before. oh, the flavor is out of this world. . the strawberry flavor is fantastic. i love them. 'm tony tanti llo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. wow. give it a try. >>> a programming note. joi

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. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be kale. a tip on kale in the summertime, i do all the summer fruits and the summer vegetables. this is a year-long winter vegetable kale but the nutritional value is there. it's a super food. on the grill, yes, on the grill, they are fabulous! especially the salad. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy it, you want to make sure nice and green like this all the way arnold. free from any yellowing whatsoever. then what you want to do is store it in a refrigerator and 2, 3 days at the very most. it will feel fresh. what i do with the kale when i bring it home if i want to make it put it on the grill, i just take the kale and preboil it. i boil it just for a little -- whoops. falling apart. put this together. boil it just for a little while. then you take it out and put it on the grill with just a little bit of olive oil and salt and pepper. it can become crispy so you boil it a little while. then salt and pepper, oil on the grill, take it out, and just enjoy it. cut off the rib in

. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is lychee fruit.his is dessert in this little package loaded with sugar, delicious. but selection and storage is very important. otherwise, these are going to be disappointing. when you buy it, make sure all the lychee fruit if they are sold in bulk or bags, they have tore bright red and fresh. store them in the refrigerator. storing them at room temperature or in a little bit of a warmer area, that nice red will turn to dark red and they won't taste that good at all. the best thing about this, they are great for us, you just peel the outside, mmm! just eat the inside. got a big pit in there, so be careful. but the sugar content is out of this world. lychee fruit in the market, short season. so enjoy them. you will thank me. i'm tony tantillo. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. residents in san and out of the san carlos airport... making a lot of noise. the changes that could slow down air traffic, coming up >>> residents in san mateo county are fed up with extra flights coming in and o

. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be with candy sweet grapes. and let me tell you why they're so sweet and they're called candy sweep grapes. because the sugar content is very high. if the kids want candy, give them the candy grapes. it's like eating a piece of candy. they're so great! when you buy them, look at the container, no moisture on the bottom, a tell tale sign they're rotten. you don't want that. beautiful color with green stems. store them in the refrigerator right away but never wash grapes or just about anything before you store them, but always wash them before you enjoy them. and these candied sweet grapes because the sugar content is so high, you want to buy them and enjoy them within 4 days. that's it. candy sweet grapes, in the market, small grapes, like a wine grape, delicious! very delicious. i love talking about these new varietals. so much fun. 'm tony tant illo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ♪[ music ] >> the naacp wants a meeting with the nfl to discuss the fate of former 49ers quart

no wonder elle calls pantene "the biggest shampoo breakthrough in 30 years." >>> here's a look at today'some cities around the country. >>> kid in hand, bare hand. kid's fine. >> a cub's fan makes a stellar play on a foul ball yesterday at wrigley field, and the the child decided the souvenir would also be great for teething. there you go. take a bite out of that. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" oil prices hold steady and a gm truck raul. roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, roxana. the labor department said on friday they had 200,000 jobs. last week the dow gained 253 points, the s&p picked up 4 points, and the nasdaq lost 24 points. >>> oil prices edged down today, but they're still near nine-week highs thanks to upbeat data and u.s. oil drilling rigs. oil producers lead by opec have agreed to cut output by 1.8 billion barrels a day until next march. >>> gm is recalling pickup trucks because they could lose power steering. the recall involves certain 2014 chevrolet silverado and gmc sierra trucks. most were sold in the u.s. gm will notify its own

. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be avocados.summertime the prices are up. you can find avocados for as high as $3 each or as low as $1.50 depending on the size. some markets even lower. but no matter what, they are fairly expensive. so you have to select them right. don't compromise, otherwise the flavored won't be good. in the fall they will drop down in price, maybe sooner am but right now in the summertime, you pay a little bit more. when you buy them, you want to make sure dark skin all the way around. very important. and buy them ripe at the store, not green. a little give to the touch. when you bring them home, simply store them on the counter, know the in the refrigerator. they are great for guacamole, quesadillas, because the haas avocados have a high oil content, they hold up well and bind and they are popular so prices go up. it's a commodity, that's all there is to it. so buy only what you need, buy them ripe, that way you do end have to wait. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and st

no wonder elle calls pantene "the biggest shampoo breakthrough in 30 years." >>> our top story this morninga grand jury to investigate possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. subpoenas have been issued in connection with the meeting between donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer. trump trashed the russian investigation at rapid citiy in west virginia calling it. anna werner and investigative producer laura strickler have been looking into that. >> reporter: themty lot in jersey city, new jersey, is where the kushner companies plan to put two gleaming towers of rental apartments an retail space, a project called one journal square, but pros dutiers from the u.s. attorney's office in brooklyn now want to know more about the project's financing. according to the ball street journal they've subpoenaed the company for a use of a program that allows foreigners to get green cards, residency, in exchange for $500,000 or more. they're called eb-5 visas. the kushners used eb-5 financing. the second carrying the president's name. trump bay street. a company spokesman told us the progr

ell, it began a long time ago, the field and term artificial intelligence began in the '50s seen ou know, we've progress since then, but we're a long way short of walking around themselves. the reason we're hearing a lot about it now, over the last five years, there's really been a the power vement in of machine learning, technique where you take a bunch of data train software. and that has led to some very accuracy of in speech recognition, as we just image recognition and gooing and he will apple ill let you search personal photos for terms like dog, tree thing.ch, that kind of and so, yeah, recent improve nment technique led to impressive scientific results, impressive new business applications of technology, as well, and out here on the west coast, there is a huge amount of invested into this technology now. host: and why, what is the hope? what is the goal of investing and how much money are we talking about? caller: that is a good question. mean, if you add up the big companies and the venture talking figures in the billions over the last few take one example, google paid around $6

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effectively are promising dirt as part f russian effort to help your father, to help donald trump, as ell as clear intent by the campaign, don, jr. saying he would love that kind of help. layer of the president, if the allegations helping to fab riicate a false statement what the meeting was about. i continuing is significant development, not particularly unexpected and you're right, you read this means indictments are going to follow, but nonetheless does mean the being gation is not turned off, but moving into a new phase. host: should point out, the lead in the times has this. trump on offensive in the mueller probe. the are saying here that president and his campaign organization are going to war gainst the russia investigations, launching ulti-pronged public relations offensive to spread distrust of the special counsel, robert his probe. from middlebury, massachusetts, hi, eddy. caller: good, how are you? host: doing fine. shipp is a hack, the emphasis of the d.n.c., probably hacked because of schultz, you know. korea, back to north he's a nut. he killed his brother, executed and he'

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no wonder elle calls pantene "the biggest shampoo breakthrough in 30 years." >>> here's a look at today'se cities ound the country. >>> kid in hand, bare hand. kid's fine. >> a cubs fan makes a stellar play on a foul ball yesterday at wrigley field, and the child in his arms certainly approved. the child decided the souvenir would also be great for teething. there you go. take a bite out of that. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" oil prices hold steady and a gm truck recall. roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, roxana. >> good morning, anne-marie. the u.s. economy will try to maintain the momentum from a strong jobs report. the labor department said on friday employers added 209,000 jobs and raised wages last month. we'll get readings on consumer spending and the labor market next week. last week the dow gained 253 points, the s&p picked up 4 points, and the nasdaq lost 24 points. >>> oil prices edged down today, but they're still near nine-week highs thanks to the upbeat jobs data and the u.s. oil drilling rigs. oil producers lead by opec have agree

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