guthrie: mr. speaker, morph that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1808, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 64, h.r. 1808, a bill to amend and approve the missing children's assistance act, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. guthrie, and the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. mr. guthrie: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and include remarks extraneous material on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. guthrie: mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of h.r. 1808, the improving support for missing and exploited children act of 2017, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. sp

from savannah guthrie. he was asked about the special counsel. i believe it hurts our country terribly because it shows we are a divided mixed up not unified country and we have important things to be doing right now. whether it is trade deals, whether it is military, whether it is stopping nuclear, all the things we discussed today and i think this shows a very divided country. it also happens to be a poor excuse for the democrats having lost an mexico they should have easily won because of the electoral college being slanted so much in their way. that's all this is. i think it shows division and it shows that we're not together as a country and i think it is a very, very negative thing. hopefully this can go quickly because we have to showty if we're going to do great things

i'm savannah guthrie in tonight for lester. as if we needed another sign of just how tense the situation with north korea has become, today the u.s. practiced for the worst-case scenario, launching an intercontinental ballistic missile towards the u.s. homeland and shooting it out of the sky. it was a simulation of how the u.s. might respond if a north korean missile was headed for u.s. shores and a clear shot across the bow to north korea's dictator. richard engel leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. military practiced defending the united states from a north korean attack, firing a missile-killing interceptor. this is it speeding its way over the pacific to its target, the u.s. launched from the marshall islands and aimed at the water off san diego. if a north korean missile really was inbound, this had better hit it. the test comes just two days after the latest north korean missile launch supervised by a smiling kim jong-un. he's already conducted nine missile tests this year. and quoted as saying the u.s.

i'm savannah guthrie in for lester.ws, thank you for watching and have a griffin's career over? the new outrage as she begs for forgiveness over her trump photo firestorm. >> now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra >>> kathy griffin puts her foot in her mouth. >> i made a mistake. i was wrong. >> fired by cnn. will she ever work again after the gruesome trump stunt that went way too far? >> from chelsea clinton to kathy's former co-host anderson cooper, new backlash today. a secret service investigation. sponsors pulling the plug on griffin. >>> tv shocker. scott pelley abruptly pulled off cbs evening news. was his office cleaned out while he was away on assignment? who is his replacement? ♪ extra >>> new video tiger woods' girlfriend today hammered with questions about his dui. >> have you spoken with tiger at all? >>> inside j. lo and a. rod's "world of dance". >>> plus, more couples news. with bethenny frankel's ugly divorce behind her, is she dating again? >> is there anyone special in your life at the moment? ♪ extra >>> "h

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carley shimkus, marisa guthrie, thanks for joining us.resident trump says the fake media are officially out of control. howie: president trump keeping up his assault on the mainstream media tweeting the fake news media is officially out of control. they will do or say anything to get attention. there has never been a time like this. we are back with ed henry. he didn't provide anything specific. he's watching the a-block of niece shows he claims he doesn't watch. he has a beef with some of this big picture coverage. you were talking about what was a major victory. he has more to come on healthcare. but he moves the ball forward. what is the narrative from the mainstream media? people may die waiting for coverage because their premiums will go up so high. wouldn't people already been dying from obamacare when in the state of arizona premiums are up 160%? howie: the dying narrative has come from some in the media, particularly on the left. howie: at the end of this interview with john dickerson where he called it details the nation on the a

i'm savannah guthrie in new york. this has been an nbc news special report. >>> the news about the prince stepping back from public life, 96 next month, 70 years of marriage. >> he's had a great career. a great run for sure. >> he looks break. >> i see you eating your girl scout cookies, sheena parveen. >> i have done no such thing. i love girl scout cookies. >> what's your favorite one? >> thin mints. i can eat a whole sleeve. >> i can eat a whole sleeve with a cup of coffee. they go perfectly with coffee. >> you know what, get out of here. >> i love you guys. aaron's getting a little grumpy from no sugar. we'll get some sugar new soon, aaron. we'll sneak it in if we have to. this morning you might need a jacket. we have chilly changes. it is quite a bit cooler this morning. more clouds move into the forecast later this afternoon. big increase in the cloud cover. heavy rain comes this morning. this morning you'll need the jacket. tomorrow morning you will need the umbrella. 53 in the district, 50 leesberg. even thoug

this is from our own savannah guthrie.stion, you made a point about the special counsellor and you believe it hurts the country. here's the president's answer. i believe it hits our country terribly because it shows we're a divided, mixed up not unified country. and we have very important things to be doing. trade deals, military, stopping nuclear, all of the things we discussed today. and i think this shows a very divided country. it also happens to be a pure excuse for the democrats having lost an election that they should easily have won because of the electoral college being slanted so much in their way. that's all this is. i think it shows division and it shows we're not together as a country and i think it is a very, very negative thing. hopefully this can go quickly. we have to show unity if we're going to do great things with respect to the rest of the world. now, nicole wallace, on our broadcast a few scant hours ago, last night at 11:00 p.m. eastern time, i posited to you, if you're the communications director in

. >> reporter: bill guthrie is with the local plumber and pipe fitters union one of many labor groups that wants to work on some of the huge housing developments the city of san jose has in the pipeline. >> we think of local people treated fair families should have an opportunity to build here. >> reporter: there was an outcry from local unions at a meeting about a new development for the old greyhound station last week but the san jose city council decided that it could not legally force the developer into hiring unions because the property isn't owned by the city. now a coalition of labor groups is pushing for a ballot measure for 2018 saying they polled about 900 likely voters asking the question: shall an ordinance be adopted requiring that large and medium sized residential or commercial projects that receive a subsidy or other incentive pay market rate wages and hire local workers? they say 76% of respondents say yes. >> the polls are there. the people spoke. and it's in our favor. >> reporter: even if a ballot measure were to pass, city staffers say they are not sure if it woul

what about what's been reported by savannah guthrie, other of our colleagues, coming out of a luncheon with senior officials that the president is very strongly against the bob mueller announcement? believes that it is divisive. joe lieberman, i remember many, many evenings and days tracking john mccain, joe lieberman and lindsey graham, the three ami amigos, and we know, i know from personal experience that john mccain really, really wanted joe lieberman to be his running mate in '08. i think nicolle wallace, your wingperson there, knows better than anyone else, about that. and that he was persuaded instead that democrats would not take kindly to that, and so sarah palin became his running mate. and the rest is history. but joe lieberman and john mccain so close. i know him, first knew him, he was the attorney general in connecticut. later senator. he brought bill and hillary clinton from yale law school into politics. first joining the 1972 campaign and going down to texas so there's a lot of history there as well. >> we just started, as andrea mentioned, the 4:00 p.m. hour. this is

i'm savannah guthrie.you bright and early for today xtra ♪ >>> tiger woods in hot water with his girlfriend. who is the blonde beauty who learned of his dui bust during a shopping spree? >> now on "extra". ♪ extra, extra >>> asleep at the wheel, under the influence, under arrest. again. all new details on tiger's new fall from grace. his girlfriend in a high-end retail store. today her own run-in with airport authorities just last year. why she had 200 grand in cash in her purse. >>> the woman at the center of new york's $100 million divorce. our new interview with lala anthony about her split from carmelo. >> this is an "extra" exclusive. >> how she's coping under the pressure. >> that's what i tell myself. >>> two memorial day weddings. inside miranda kerr's ultra-private i dos. >> did the supermodel bride really sing karaoke? >> and who also tied the knot. >> then as bachelorette explodes, ashton and mila crash the show. why it is an aphrodisiac for the star couple. >>> in the "extra" feed, robin wright

the lead was doubled moments later, thanks to this from danny guthrie.nway tucked this away for blackburn. it was too little, too late. there was no happy finish today. meanwhile, forest had at one stage looked in trouble. anything other than a win would not do. jordan smith literally saved their season. from goalkeeping heroics to goalkeeping blunder. britt assombalonga leading forest out of the woods. but their survival bid did not stop there. chris cohen hammered home, everything looking rosy at the city ground. there was even time and space for another rocket from sombre longer. the relief was clear, as fans flooded the pitch on the final whistle. so, this is how tight it was in the end. forest survive on goal difference only. birmingham saving themselves with victory at bristol city. newcastle a re with victory at bristol city. newcastle are champions, taking the title by a point after they beat ba rnsley title by a point after they beat barnsley and brighton drew with aston villa. the play—off semifinalss sees huddersfield by sheffield wednesday an

savannah guthrie joins us from the nbc studios in new york. >> good to see you.up for us tonight, a critical missile test. a major show of force by the u.s. amid-rising threats from north korea. we have new details about tiger woods dui arrest with the police report reveals a about that night. >>> and mortgage scam, the new warning you need to hear if you're in the market for a new home. when we see you in just a few minutes. back to you in philly. we'll see you at 6:30. >>> to this now, a new step in the fight to end the opioid addiction crisis in delaware. the governor signed several b l bills to get drugs off the streets and help people struggling with abuse. tim furlong was there as the bills became reality. >> he spoke to families who have lost loved ones to drugs about how this could change and save lives. >> these are the faces of opioid addiction in delaware. these are the faces of parents who missed those people after they died of an overdose. >> it was so much more than addiction. he was full of potential and charging, intelligent, witty, athlete. >> in

savannah guthrie joins us from the study e owes in new york. >> e she has a look at what's coming up nightly news." >> good to see you. ahead for us tonight, president trump expected to pull the u.s. out of a landmark deal. also lashing out at a comedian over an offensive image. some frightening moments when fire breaks out an a plane and the cause of something millions of us travel with. and you want to get rid of your glasses but worried about lacic. the new less invasive alternative when we see you in a few. >> thanks, virginsavannah. >>> a viewer picked up an appliance for half price. >> but his bargain turned out to be not such a great idea. so he contacted harry hairston and nbc 10 responds. >> one of those cases. you think you got a good deal and turns out differently. when he got his appliance home, he discovered it didn't even work. and no one would help fix it. receive is retired. he starts his with a hot cup of coffee, a little tv time and followed by a walk with his best friend. but all was not so relaxing back in april. his son bought a samsung fridge from this hhgregg.

. ♪ it was the world of - and woody guthrie and bob dylan. was it the message?>> it was everything. it was creative, exciting, music. people were writing songs about every aspect of life. >> it was a world where late one night joni sides sang both worlds now over the phone. what did you think? >> i said i will be right over! this is fantastic! >> is there a phrase that you like? >> tears and fears and feeling proud to say i love you write out loud. >> how would you choose what works for you and what didn't? >> if it hits me here i sing it. if that doesn't happen i don't want to hear it ever again. in 1975 judy collins heard another song.>> isn't it rich, are we a pair? >> collins made her work in other ways. protesting for civil rights and against the war in vietnam. and in addition to singing her own songs and others, her failing love affair with stephen stills inspired him to write the classic, sweet judy ♪ ♪ - [music] >> he was trying to win you back. >> yes he was. >> did it work? >> no. i said it is beautiful but it is not going to get m

. ♪ it was the world of - and woody guthrie and bob dylan.t the message?>> it was everything. it was creative, exciting, music. people were writing songs about every aspect of life. >> it was a world where late one night joni sides sang both worlds now over the phone. what did you think? >> i said i will be right over! this is fantastic! >> is there a phrase that you like? >> tears and fears and feeling proud to say i love you write out loud. >> how would you choose what

. >> we say good morning to matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >>> good to see you both.coming up this morning, we're learning a lot more about the fbi's decision to take a closer look at president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner, in its russia investigation. we're live at the white house with some new information. >>> also ahead, what do flight attendants think of all the violent altercationings we've been seeing on planes -- altercations we've been seeing on planes recently? we have a candid conversation with sflieflight attendants fro across the country. >>> and we'll get the memorial day weekend started off right with a live concert from one of the biggest names in voices, miley virus. apparently the umbrellas have gone back inside their bags. i think the sun is going to come out for this. see you in a couple of minutes. >> can't wait for that. miley cyrus -- saw her dad yesterday performing. that was fun. see you in about 10, 12 minutes. >> you got it. >>> let's take a live look outside. beach avenue in cape may, looking good. this is the big que

. >>> matt holauer and savannah guthrie join us. >> $100 million million -- a lot of cash.-- >> yeah. >> you could buy a lot of shoes with $100 million." right, trace? >> now you're talking my language. >> yes, i clou-- i know. >>> coming up on a friday, president trump empbarks on his first foreign trip. dogged by scandals and controversies here at home. how will they impact what he hopes to accomplish, and could he name a new fbi director before he leaves? we're live at the white house. >>> also ahead, florida's massive python problem. we're live with the brave people who are trying to get this under control. >>> and we have one of the most powerful voices in music in concert on our plaza. we're going to hear from mary j. blige in our 8:30 half hour. lots of people gathering on a beautiful morning in the east. we'll see you in a couple of minutes on "today." >> she's our headliner for wawa welcome america on the fourth of july. we're psyched about that. >> awesome. >> that's cool. great. she's fantastic. we love her. >> her song "family affair," one of the great dance son

guthrie: what we want to do, let's fix the problem before we get to the critical point where the going to implode. and let's fix it now. and let's make it right. what we do is allow states to have the same money they had in 2016, the exact same money, with growth. growth would be the c.p.i., medical, and in some categories, plus-one. they also have growth in demographics and some people from states where people retire to. what if i'm from a state where somebody lives in an area, then they move to my state when they're holder and typically cost more in the medicaid system? we adjust for that. it's in the per capita allotment. as they move, they would transfer. it's not a traditional block grant unless the state chooses to do so. so we're here reforming entitlement program, the first time since the 1990's. and it is ths a very sound -- and it's a very sound, it's a very solid way and a way that preserves and protects the program and it prevents the program in imploding on itself within a decade. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallon

introduceds legislation last year, h.r. 4275, along with our colleagues, mike kelly, mike doyle, and brett guthrie that gets at this very issue as well. we're glad to medpac focusing additional attention on the benchmark cap issue. we would be interested in following up with you as far as any cost impact this will have. a little bit more data you are look at that would benefit us in the legislation moving forward. also you are probably aware chairman brady and i have introduced a post acute care reform bill to begin the conversation and start getting feedback. we're appreciative of the effort that medpac of the work you are doing in this field. we'll look forward to following up with you on policy recommendations because we feel there is more coordination and integration that could be had. more efficientcy. better outcomes, better price within the post acute care world. that might be the next iteration of health care reform. where we can get better outcomes at a better price, cost savings. we'll try to follow up with that. i, too, share the concern we have heard here from unanimous of my colleague

. >> matt lauer and savannah guthrie with a preview from studio 1a. >> good morning.good to see you both. coming up on a tuesday, overnight developments in the russia investigation. has jared kushner been told to lay low in the west wing because of that investigation? in as a top republican calls vladimir putin a bigger threat than isis. we're live at the white house. >>> ahead, could you spot the new ways that thieves are stealing debit card information, even your pin number, right at the atm? a "rossen reports" experiment you need to know. >>> we've got those stories and the "very brady reunion." nearly 50 years later, the bunch getting together live in studio 1a. >> and we're hoping to inspire you to make this the summer of, yes, trying new things. i'm going to get started by trying to improve my tennis game. there's a lot of work to do there on a tuesday morning. >> no. i bet you play well. i would bet you play well. >> she's much better than she says. >> i'm trying to -- like one of those things where you know, okay, i can kind of do this. if i really applied mys

. ♪ and i traveled by hitchhiking with friends and riding freight trains because woody guthrie rode freightaying music on the street in new orleans because i needed to do something to make money. the new album, "the navigator," is about a young girl growing up in a very big city. ♪ and she is based off of me, but she's a little bit more of a superhero than i am. it's me realizing what i lost when i ran away from home. realizing what shame did to me and really trying to get in touch with what it means to be a puerto rican woman. what that means musically. ♪ my path of running away, i look back on it now and i'm like, "i could have been killed." ♪ and a lot of the journey was me realizing that there were odds stacked against me. ♪ and deciding to be okay with not being rich. saying, "i want to make music. i will play in coffee shops. i'll play in houses. i'll play in these tiny places that only 10 people will come. ♪ i'm going to do it because i believe in art and i believe in what i'm doing." ♪ ♪ ready for the world >> woodruff: great music. and online, we want you to take a look around-- al

it was the world of pete seeger and woody guthrie and bob dylan. message? >> judy: it was everything, creative, it was exciting, people were writing songs about every aspect of life. >> chris: it was a world where late one night joni mitchell sang her both sides now over the phone. >> judy: i said i will be right over. this is fantastic x next to it a phrase you like? >> judy: tears and fears, to say i love you write out loud. >> chris: how would you choose what works for you and what didn't? >> judy: if it hits me here i sing it, if that doesn't happen, i never want to hear it again. >> chris: in 1975 she heard another song by stephen sondhei sondheim. are we a pair. >> judy: how could you not want to sing that song? >> chris: it won the grammy for song of the year. collins made her mark in other ways, protesting for civil rights and against the war in vietnam. in addition to singing her own songs and others, or failing love affair with stephen stills inspired him to write the classic "sweet judy blue eyes." he was trying to win you back. >> judy:

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here's matt lauer and savannah guthr guthrie. >> good morning.roger ailes, the long-time ceo of fox news has passed away at the age of 77. >> and we just read a statement from his wife. it does not give a reason for his passing. 77 years old. somebody who was the founding ceo of fox news earlier in his career worked in television. was in the nixon white house, worked on the reelection campaign for ronald reagan among other political figures. a legend dare figure in media and politics and more recently harassment allegations. >> earlier he was credited as a guy who revolutionized television. in the last year associated with that sexual harassment scandal that took place within fox news that eventually led to his ouster. >> that's something stephanie gosk has been covering. what do you make of this news this morning? had there been rumblings that he was in ill health, going through difficult times recently? >> reporter: we haven't heard anything about his health. i think you look at him, he's 77 years old. he looked to be somewhat overweight. you c

them in front against brentford, a lead was doubled just moments later, thanks to this from danny guthrieed their part, no happy finish today. meanwhile, forrest had at one stage looked very bleak indeed. anything other than a win would not do so jordan smith literally saved their skin. from goalkeeping heroics to a goalkeeping blunder. a chance from the spot and brit a sombre longer leading forest out of the woods. chris coen hammered home. everything looking rosy at the city ground. there was even time and space for another assombalonga rocket. fans flooded the pitch on the final whistle. so this is how tight it was. blackburn separated from forest, who survive, on goal difference. rovers join wigan and rotherham in league one. birmingham city saved themselves with a 1—0 win at bristol city. there was late drama at the top of the table. newcastle are champions by a point after they beat barnsley, and aston villa scored in the closing minutes to hold brighton to a draw. the play—off semi finals will see reading face fulham and huddersfield will play sheffield wednesday. jose mourinho has

colleague's edification, i introduced legislation last year, with mike kelly, mike doyle and brett guthrie, that gets at this issue as well. we're glad to see med pack focusing additional attention and we'd be interested in following up with you as far as any type of cost impact that is going to have with the data that you're looking at that would benefit us in the legislation for moving forward. also along those lingz, you're probably aware that chairman brady and i have introduced a bill to begin the conversation and we're appreciative of the effort of med pack, and we'll be looking forward to following up with you on policy recommendations, because we feel there's more coordination and integration that can be had, more efficiency, better outcomes at a better price, within the post acute care world, and that might be the next iteration of health care reform and where we can get better outcomes at a cost savings ultimately. so we'll try to follow-up with that too. and i share the concern that we've heard from a number of my colleagues of the impact of $75 billion worth of cuts in the medi

. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. sounds like a broken record. there's a lot of news to cover. and a lot of news coming out of europe this morning. >> these images are just in, coming in overnight. the historic meeting between pope francis and the president and the first lady. we go live to the vatican in a few moments. >>> we have major developments on the attack at an ariana grande concert in england. as we learn more about the suspected bombers, ties to terrorists. richard engel, good morning to you. >> reporter: the race is on to find and arrest anyone connected to the bomber. british authorities say they detained three people connected to the bomber, in the same neighborhood where the bomber lived. and a u.s. intelligence official that yesterday the 23-year-old bomber was arrested. and a third brother is still on the loose. his whereabouts is still unknown. the first look of the suicide bombing suspect

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. we have willie in for matt this morning. when i look at that video, i'm shocked how quickly that little girl falls spot water and how quickly a man runs in and saves her. >> they go from having fun to leaning over the balcony to in the water. and how about the reflexes of the man who went in. >> more on that in a minute. >>> first, the president's stop in israel. the second stop on his historic overseas trip. speaking at a welcoming ceremony this morning, he urged leaders across the region to work together for peace, adding his trip to saudi arabia left him with new hope. we have complete coverage this morning. we start with nbc white house correspondent kristen welker traveling with the president in jerusalem. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. president trump already making history just by stopping here in israel on his first foreign trip. mo

. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. after memorial day. the president's back from his overseas trip. but some of the same headlines persisting. >> that's right. we're back to the same sto storylines in washington as people shake off the holiday weekend. >>> there's new overnight developments recording the investigation. and reports that jared kushner tried to establish a secret back channel with moscow before the inauguration. we'll start with national correspondent peter alexander. good morning to you. >> reporter: president trump and his advisers are gearing up for an aggressive effort to push back on allegations involving russia and his presidential campaign. their plan to establish a war room to deal with all things russia-related. the effort will be headed by jared kushner, steve bannon and reince prebus, as some are edge couraging kushner to lay low, with questions raised about kushn kushner's dealing wit

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. i just want to say it again. i love this time of year. i love the triple down races. >> i don't know how to tell you this, but look at kentucky derby grounds right now. to let up. >> al? >> how can a mother be a father? it does not look good. rain today. more rain tomorrow. the track at best is going to be muddy but probably sloppy. coverage starts an nbc at 2:30. showers into the afternoon. not a great day, and cool as well. >> you worry about the horses. i'm worried about the hat. >> more of al's derby forecast in a little while. >>> while president trump celebrates, the passing of a revised health care bill in the house. democrats are using that vote as a way to taunt their republican counterparts. the fight now heading to the senate and facing a very uncertain future. we've got coverage beginning with kristen welker at the white house. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. this morning the president i

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. [ cheers and applause ] >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a monday morning, i'm savannah guthrie, we have craig melvin in for matt and, shh, people are sleeping outside. folks waiting for harry styles who kicks off our summer classic series. we'll reveal the lineup we have for the summer. are you impressed? >> it's quite the lineup. something on the list for everyone. stick around for that. >> we'll get right to our top story. we start in washington. >>> this much-anticipated hearing on capitol hill on russian interference into the presidential election. acting attorney general sally yates. she was fired by president trump. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is at the white house to begin our complete coverage. hi, peter, good morning to you. >>. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. more than five months after the election the trump administration is still facing unresolved questions about russian interference w

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. we have willie in for matt this morning and when i lo video, i'm shocked by how quickly that little girl falls into the water and how quickly a man runs in and saves her. >> they go from having fun leaning over the balcony to being in the water. and the reflexes of the man who saved her. we have that this morning. >>> but let us start with the president and israel, the second stop on his historic overseas trip. speaking at a welcoming ceremony, he urged leaders across the region to work together for peace adding his weekend trip to saudi arabia left him with new hope. we have complete coverage. we'll start with nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker traveling with the president in jerusalem. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. president trump already making history by stopping here in israel. most presidents travel to places like mexico or canada during their first trip overseas. in brief r

. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. [ cheers and applause ] >>> good morning, everybody, welcome to "today," it's a monday morning. we have craig in for matt. looking at that video, it's incredible. if you're one of the people who ignores the pilot who says "fasten your seat belts, turbulence is coming." >> a scary scene in the sky. more than two dozen folks were injured. more on that in just a bit. >>> but first, this terrible shooting. it happened in california. a man suddenly opening fire on guests at a large pool party that was being held at the apartment complex where that man lives. katie b i overnight developments on this investigation. katie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the birthday party was being held at an outdoor swimming pool. it quickly turned horrific when witnesses say the gunman, who was calmly drink ago beer, suddenly started shooting. while police aren't saying whether race played a factor, almost all of the victims were african-american

. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it's a monday morning. we have craig in for matt. looking at that video is incredible. if you're one of those that ignores when the pilot says fasten your seat belt, turbulence coming. not when you see that. >> scary moments in the sky. two dozen folks injured. more on this story in a bit. >> our top story is this terrible shooting, it happened in california. a man opening fire on guests at a large pool party that was being held at an apartment complex where that man lived. catie beck is there. she has the opening developments on this story. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. that birthday party was being held at an outdoor swimming pool. it turned horrific when witnesses say the gunman, who was calmly drinking a beer, suddenly started shooting. while police aren't saying whether this shooting was racially motivated, almost all of the victims were african-american, and the shooter was white. te

that's the savannah guthrie impersonator. that hairy guy?cue don't ask me about savannah. >> looks like fred flintstone. >> i know. >> a great chat with ellen. that was really insightful. >> you can catch "first dates" tonight 8:00, 7:00 central time here on nbc. >>> another big event, we're all looking forward to this, no one more than this guy right here, kentucky derby is tomorrow. dylan is there, she'll check out the hype, the horses. looking good, miss dylan. >> good morning, guys. i went with the hat-inator this year. i found a dress with a horse on it. the color of the day is pink. the other color is gray. it has been downpouring here all night long. the weather has been miserable. fashion and weather aside, tomorrow's 143rd running of the kentucky derby is all about the horses. while there's no huge front-runner this year there's one horse in particular who has got his eye on the prize. ♪ >> a call for greatness. horses and their riders given a chance to go from unknown to legend. >> american pharoah that won the kentucky derby. >> l

. ♪ it was the world of - and woody guthrie and bob dylan. it the message?>> it was everything. it was creative, exciting, music. people were writing songs about every aspect of life. >> it was a world where late one night joni sides sang both worlds now over the phone. what did you think? >> i said i will be right over! this is fantastic! >> is there a phrase that you like? >> tears and fears and feeling proud to say i love you write out loud. >> how would you choose what works for you and what didn't? >> if it hits me here i sing it. if that doesn't happen i don't want to hear it ever again. in 1975 judy collins heard another song.>> isn't it rich, are we a pair? >> collins made her work in other ways. protesting for civil rights and against the war in vietnam. and in addition to singing her own songs and others, her failing love affair with stephen stills inspired him to write the classic, sweet judy ♪ ♪ - [music] >> he was trying to win you back. >> yes he was. >> did it work? >> no. i said it is beautiful but it is not going to get me ba

. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and welcome to "today" on this monday morning, memorial day. craig melvin alongside sheinelle jones. matt and savannah are enjoying the morning off. that crash yesterday in indianapolis. >> unbelievable. and he's okay. >> scott dixon, just fine. that's about a quarter of the way into the race. my wife was there at the track. and she said it's one of those things when you see it. the fact he walked away unhurt, amazing. >> that's absolutely amazing. i will tell you what else is amazing, is line for naill horan. he appreciated it. he said the lines around tull the blocks nearby, instain. i understand you just be freezing and soaked through. apparently they are. but you're worth it, my friend. >> more from mr. horan this morning. >>> president trump mark this merm moirl day, dogged by controversies tied to russia here at home. we have full coverage starting at the white house, with nbc's kristen welker. good morning. >> reporter: good morning

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." wouldn't you feel better about your cubicle if it was in an office like that. >> our office is like an anti-apple. >> the roof is falling down. >> we have a lot of news to get to this morning. this jaw dropping story. outrage in washington may have revealed highly classified information during his oval office meeting with russian officials. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are demanding answers. there's been a denial from the trump administration, but it only raises more questions. we have complete coverage. we'll start with peter alexander. peter, good morning. >> good morning to you. this story still developing this morning. the president is reaching out to some of america's anti-isis allies. egypt last night, the king of jordan this morning following the bomb shell washington post report that the president went off script with two senior russian officials describing details related to laptop computers on planes. this morning the russian government is