guthrie.deas kept coming forward and we polished them off and added them to the legislation and in instances, dropped other parts of the draft. i thank ashleen mcdonough and to the scientists because well over 100 of them leaned in and gave us their ideas and their advice on how best to create a small agency that would be nimble but highly effective and to the patients' advocates and so many have cheered us on and given us their best input as well. today is the day the house is poised. i urge all of my colleagues to support this because when this mission is executed, we will really, i think even if one deadly disease is addressed and incurred we will have succeeded. i think we are going to do better than that. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr.guthrie: i yield five minutes of the republican leader of the full question. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. rodgers: i appreciate the gentleman yielding.

lester >> molly hunter tonight, thank you >>> in 60 seconds, what you haven't seen from savannah guthrie's exclusive interview with amber heard. why she says she tried to settle instead of going to trial and what she regrets, next >>> back now with our exclusive one on one interview with amber heard, speaking out after her defamation trial with ex-husband johnny depp. heard sharing her thoughts on the jury, the message the verdict sent, and what she deeply regrets we get more from miguel almaguer. >> to my dying day, i will stand by every word of my testimony >> reporter: a defiant amber heard tonight also reflective on what her loss in ex-husband johnny depp's defamation suit means beyond her case. >> i was thinking if it's this hard for me, if it's this hard to be believed. i have mountains of evidence i documented things that most women don't have the luxury of even thinking about. >> reporter: sitting down for a nbc news exclusive with savannah guthrie, heard said she never wanted to go to trial, never wanted the publicity or circus that surrounded the case >> did you ever try to settl

thank you for watching i am savannah guthrie. for all of us here at nbc news, thanks for joining us we'll see you bright and early tomorrow mornin on "today. >>> next on nbc bay area news, have you voted? the polls close in two hours. >>> a new covid-19 vaccine that could provide more protection against variance. and the warriors are on the road and so are we. we are live in boston we will show you what is happening tonight on the eve of game three. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news. this is your chance to make a change if you are frustrated with political leaders. the polls close

. >>> up next for us tonight, our exclusive with amber heard telling savannah guthrie why she thinks the jury didn't believe her. that's next. >>> now to our exclusive with amber heard, speaking out for the first time since the verdict against her in the johnny depp case savannah guthrie asked her if she blames the jury >> there's no polite way to say it. the jury looked at the evidence you presented, they listened to your testimony, and they did not believe you. they thought you were lying. >> how could -- i'll put it this way. how could they make a judgment how could they not come to that conclusion they had sat in those seats and heard over three weeks of nonstop relentless testimony from paid employees, and towards the end of the trial, randos, as i say. >> so you don't blame the jury >> i don't blame them. it wasn't -- i don't blame them i actually understand. he's a beloved character, and people feel they know him he's a fantastic actor. >> much more of savannah's exclusive with amber heard tomorrow on "today" and on a special "dateline" friday night. >>> up next for us here to

. >>> actress amber heard speaking out only to "today's" savannah guthrie. jennifer hudson is at the top of her career "early today" starts right now >>> morning, thanks for joining us i'm phillip mena, frances is off today. we begin with severe weather forcing sirens to blare out in chicago. a tornado warning was issued for the city as damaging winds blew the roof off an apartment complex and toppled trees. travelers at chicago's o'hare international airport sheltered in mplace at national weather service reported winds at 85 miles per hour and the wicked weather coming as over 235 million americans are set to experience 90-degree days this week, from up north to raleigh. for more on this we turn to michelle grossmann good morning, michelle. >> good morning, phillip i know it feels hlike we have i all today. it feels like, it will feel like 110 in some spots. we have the threat for severe weather. and lower elevation rain we could see two feet of snow in the highest elevations of mountains, that's going to add to the rivers rising there we are looking at st

guthrie for five minutes to ask questions. >> thank you, madam chair. you said in your opening a statement that we have more spectrum bills that we can count. i agree. each time it's been a pleasure to work with you. i appreciate that very much. my first question today is for us gomez. i want to thank you for your support and my legislation. spectrum is obviously a valuable and scarce resource. i believe we need to do all we can do to ensure that every spectrum user is as efficient as possible, including the federal government. my question is, how would an incumbent informing capability hello ntia resolve technical barriers to make -- >> thank, you congressman guthrie. while there is a preference -- sharing has some benefits. the iic will provide needed transparency and certainty. it would also replace other sharing methods that are proving to be technically challenging. i would know that the capability would not enable the use of -- it would permit larger uses of spectrum in areas where the federal agencies may not be operating. >> thank you. i keep me

savannah guthrie joins us right now with more. >>> breaking news tonight.hooting at an oklahoma hospital. police saying a gunman opened fire inside a medical building in tulsa killing multiple people the images just coming in and what we're learning. >>> also, the uvalde school police chief under investigation breaking the sence what he says about claims that he stopped cooperating with state investigators. >>> the stunning verdict in the johnny depp/amber heard trial. blockbuster trial involving johnny depp and amber heard. the jury finding the actress defamed her ex-husband in a 2018 op-ed on domestic abuse awarding him $15 million in damages and giving her 2 million for her countersuit. how both stars are reacting tonight. >>> the baby formula shortage and the striking acknowledgement from president biden today that he didn't grasp how bad the crisis was until it was too late. >>> the breakthrough treatment for one of the deadliest forms of cancer >>> on the eve of the queen's jubilee, the concerns that she may have to scale back the role in the celebrat

thank you for watching i am savannah guthrie. for all of us here at nbc news, thanks for joining us we'll see you bright and early tomorrow mornin ♪ ♪ ♪♪ i feel so unsure ♪ ♪ as i take your hand and lead you to the dance floor ♪ ♪ as the music dies, something in your eyes ♪ ♪ calls to mind a silver screen ♪ ♪ and all its sad good-byes ♪ ♪ i'm never gonna dance again ♪ ♪ guilty feet have got no rhythm ♪ ♪ though it's easy to pretend ♪ ♪ i know you're not a fool ♪ ♪ i should've known better than to cheat a friend ♪ ♪ and waste the chance that i'd been given ♪ ♪ so i'm never gonna dance again ♪ ♪ the way i danced with you, oh ♪ ♪ and i'm never gonna dance again ♪ ♪ guilty feet have got no rhythm ♪ ♪ though it's easy to pretend ♪ ♪ i know you're not a fool ♪ ♪ i should've known better than to cheat a friend ♪ ♪ and waste the chance that i'd been given ♪ ♪ so i'm never gonna dance again ♪ ♪ the way i danced with you, oh ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give it up for my band y'all! that was the g

guthrie for five minutes. >> thank you. you said in your opening statement we work on more spectrum bills then we can count. each time it has been a pleasure to work with you and staff. appreciate that very much. my first question today is for ms. gomez. i want to thank you for your support of my legislation. spectrum is out -- is a valuable and scarce resource and we need to do all we can do to ensure every spectrum user is as efficient as possible including the federal government. how would an incumbent informing capability tell ntia to resolve technical barriers to make it more federal spectrum available for commercial users? >> is getting harder. the iic will provide needed transparency and certainty. it will also replace some methods that are technically challenging. the capability will not allow the use of fully cleared spectrum but to the extent that the geographics have an opportunity it permits broader uses of spectrum in areas of the federal agencies may not be operating. >> thank you. i got feedback, i'm sorry. t

defamation trial with ex-husband johnny depp that from her interview with "today" show's savannah guthrield savannah she believes depp's lawyers did a better job at distracting the jury from the real issues, but amber heard said she understands why people would have no sympathy for either depp or her. >> i would not blame the average person from looking at this and how it's been covered and not think that it is hollywood brobrat at their worse, but what people don't understand is it's sexually so much bigger than that this is -- this is not only about our first amendment right to speak. >> but here's the thing about the first amendment. the first amendment protects free speech. it doesn't protect lies that amount to defamation and that was the issue in the case. >> yes, exactly. you can't go into -- free speech does not protect you if you go into a crowded theater and you scream fire. you get the concept of free speech from the greeks my understanding of what that means is not just the freedom to speak, it's a freedom to speak truth to power. >> truth is the word. >> yes. >> that was the

. >>> more of savannah guthrie's interview with amber heard and this morning she reveals how she triedis privately with johnny depp, her husband, before they went to trial. >>> and i'm anthony flores in boston. the warriors are one win away from an nba championship. we will hear from steph curry heading into game six. you are watching today in the bay. >>> check out the sunshine over san jose. we've got another warm day ahead. i will talk about the daytime highs and a look ahead at the remainder of your work week leading into father days weekend, coming up. >>> a buildup is happening and more cars coming off the eastshore freeway. not as bad as we often see that we will show you the bigger drive coming up. >>> we are following breaking news this morning on self driving and driver assisted cars. the u.s. government says that technology is being linked to hundreds of crashes. a the data recorded nearly 400 incidents between july 1st of last year and may 15th. tesla autopilot feature was involved in 273 crashes. the information is part of an effort by the federal agency to determine the s

howard: savannah guthrie was starting her big interview with johnny depp's lawyers when she said this done consulting work for the depp legal team but not in connection with this interview. howard: okay. michael feldman is a media with consultant, and guthrie did the right thing, but shouldn't she also have given viewerses that information when she interviewed amber heard's legal team the previous week? seems kind of relevant. >>> "the washington post" fired a reporter for insubordination after she continued to attack colleagues on twitter. let's bring back steve krakauer. steve the, how does twitter sniping, which seems so much like high school, escalate to the point that the washington post felt compelled to fire felicia? >> yeah. this is an hr nightmare that's playing out not just behind scenes, in the newsroom, but for everyone to see live on twitter every single day for what felt like a year, but it was actually about a week. yeah, this was unbelievable to watch. as you mentioned, sally buzbee tried multiple times during this orr keel to squash it. let's -- ordeal. let's talk abo

. >> reporter: border patrol agent jacob albarado told savannah guthrie he rushed to the school where his wife is a teacher and his daughter a student. the off-duty officer also saw local police waiting to engage the gunman >> there's a lot of scrutiny now about the police response. what's your take on all of that? >> to me, i believe everyone there was doing the best that they could, given the circumstances. yeah i believe everyone there was doing everything in their power. >> reporter: last week authorities said a teacher left a door to the school propped open >> a door was propped open by a teacher. >> reporter: but tonight the texas department of public safety telling nbc news the teacher closed the door after realizing there was a shooter on campus, but the door didn't lock the department of justice is expected to begin its review in days >> this is not a criminal investigation. there's no allegation of criminal wrongdoing in this case gross incompetence, maybe, failure to follow training, maybe. >> reporter: back in the memorial, uvalde fourth grader isaac perez, sending his sch

guthrie are you -- >> my mind is blown. >> did you know it was me. >> i had no idea which is actuallyse i see them on the show sometimes. but i do all my own recordings, far far away from them. >> you have seen the show. he show. >> i think it is gorgeous looking. and they are all wonderful in it and they are lovely people to work with. the whole cast, terrific there you are. it is a joy. and i'm thrilled they asked me you just played the one line that i always say. because i don't record everything at one time so to get back into character again, my first warmup is "my name is lady whistledown -- you know >> don't you love it so good. >> that will get me back into character if i do it >> well you are such a delight and i would encourage people to listen to the speech that you gave when you got your lifetime achievement award. because you spent your speech and your moment congratulating so many other people who work behind the scenes. it was beautiful and just. >> thanks, so glad you got it. >> i got it. >> where would we be without everybody around us helping and being wonderful and

metcalf replaces serena guthrie, who announced her pregnancy and retirement from netball in march.n in the moment and present and enjoy thejourney. i been in the moment and present and enjoy the journey. i think that's what we want to do. if we can do that, we're capable of achieving anything. a new era of english netball. that's all the sport for now. see you later. hello. tuesday promises a long day ahead, quite literally the longest day of the year. it is the summer solstice, and for shetland, we're looking at close to a whopping 19 hours of daylight. i can't promise you 19 hours of sunshine here, however, because there is a weather front closing in on the north of scotland, and that will mean more cloud around, maybe even some rain through tuesday, although it should brighten across scotland later in the day. quite grey initially with some drizzly rain, but by the afternoon, skies should brighten especially in the east and we could see some isolated showers. with the clearest of the skies and the best of the sunshine, england and wales will be the place to be, and here, the top

she spoke with savannah guthrie for two hours about what happened to the case and how she feels about it now. >> is been more than a week since the verdict. as you sit here with me now, as it sunk in? >> how could it? surreal. and difficult. in part, yes. this has been a long time coming. >> reporter: do you stand by your testimony and your accusations against johnny depp about abuse? >> of course. to my dying day, i'll stand by every word of my testimony. >> heard's legal team said they plan to appeal the verdict. tomorrow on the today show, hurd will discuss other allegations about what was made in court and how she feels about depth. >>> a popular new way for doctors to determine how much you are protected against covid. and catastrophic floods triggering big problems one of the country's most beloved natural parks. we will show you where we come back. strome am chief meteorologist jack. while firefighters have control of the fire activity in the south bay, i'll have a look at the forecast to monitor hotspots. plus a big change in our weather coming up in about eight minutes. >>> a

here's savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. >>> hi, everybody.rning, live picture from london as the kickoff events to the queen's platinum jubilee celebration are well under way. >> this is a four-day party by the way, and it's a big one. we're about to see her ma jessty for the first time. she's taking a special trouping of the color salute from buckingham palace. kier simmons has his eye on it all. kier set the scene for us. >> reporter: i sure do. we've been watching charles and william ride bolt upright in a sea of red and gold on the world famous mile behind me there. i don't know if you can see the procession still headed down to buckingham palace, what a historic moment for a queen making history. what they are doing, hoda, they just held the world famous parade and the parade ground behind us. they are going to buckingham palace now. and i think this is a first, they are going to go and salute the queen on the buckingham palace balcony. what a way to pay respect, a way to salute a queen who has given so much in the past 70 years. three g

today is a van in guthrie has the second part of the interview with amber heard she says she will notng "early today" okay. ahhh! wa-hoo! ha ha! no! no ha ha! >>> vaccines have been available for order. many states and communities have been ordering them so they are on shelves waiting for formal approval. >> right now we are moving you forward. what parents need to keep in mind ahead of the fda possible authorization of covid-19 vaccine for kids and the weight bay area counties are prepared . >>> take a hike. looming decision from the federal reserve that will have an impact on your credit card payments and the rest of the economy.

of others >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening i'm savannah guthrielester. tonight, the impassioned calls for change in this country, from the uvalde teacher, the lone survivor of his classroom among 11 dead students, to a grieving son of buffalo in a hearing room on capitol hill to the white house briefing room where this afternoon the actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey made a surprise appearance,

tomorrow on the today show, she'll sit down with savannah guthrie. >> so you don't blame the jury? >> i don't blame him. i actually understand. he's a beloved character. and people feel they know him. he's a fantastic actor. >> the job is to not be dazzle by that. their job is to look at the facts and the evidence, and they did not believe your testimony or evidence. >> again, how could they after listening to three and a half weeks of testimony about how i was an uncredible person? >> hear more of the interview with heard tomorrow and on wednesday on the today show. >>> well, we know the high cost of living here in the bay area. up next, another red hot expensive real estate market on the east coast, and how it's leaving people like here feeling priced out. >>> we have a viewer get the gold star for patients, waiting more than 5 500 days for a refund she clearly deserved on day one. >>> we're tracking some warmer weather today, also tomorrow. there's also a big change for the upcoming weekend. back with that in about six minutes. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an i

guthrie: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of the f.d.a. act of 2022 introduced by chair eshoo and myself. this legislation recently passed the full energy and commerce committee unanimously. the bill will protect access to life saving cures proarks mote innovation -- cure, promotion innovation, and lower costs for patients. it would also re-authorize the food and drug administration's medical product user fee products through 2027. user fees allow the f.d.a. to collect fees from industry in exchange for timely review of their drug or device applications. importantly, these fees not only permit the f.d.a. to carry out drug or device application reviews, but also represents significant percentages of f.d.a.'s total operating budget without costing the taxpayer. additionally, according to the congressional budget office, sections of the bill will save close to $600 million by promoting increased access to generic drugs. some of these savings will be used for deficit reduction and other amounts can be put toward preserving access to critical s

i am savannah guthrie, see you tomorrow bright and early.ge of the queen's jubilee. for all of us at nbc news, good night have a great night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, preparations in california? we'll break it down, a first of its kind report for reparations for black americans. what's being recommended and what comes next. i'm raj mathai. >>> also, an outing at facebook and why cheryl sanders is saying, time to move on. >>> a surprise visitor on campus. how this bay area high school got a mountain lion inside. quick thinking by a custodian and where the cat ended the night there we check in with the warriors and celtics and the party that's happening as we speak. we are live at chase center on the eve of the

i am savannah guthrie, see you tomorrow bright and early.ge of the queen's jubilee. for all of us at nbc news, good night ♪♪ i thumb my way from l.a. back to knoxville ♪ ♪ i found out those bright lights ain't where i belong ♪ ♪ from a phone booth in the rain i called to tell her, i've had a change of dreams i'm coming home ♪ ♪ but the tears filled my eyes when i found out she was gone ♪ ♪ smoky mountain rain keeps on falling, i'll keep on calling her name ♪ ♪ she's somewhere in this smoky mountain rain ♪ ♪ i can't blame her for letting go, a woman needs someone warm to hold feel the ♪ ♪ rain running down my face, i'll find her no matter what it takes ♪ ♪ smoky mountain rain keeps on falling ♪ ♪ i can't go on hurting this way ♪ ♪ she's somewhere in the smoky mountain rain ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," give it up for my band y'all! that was "smokey mountain rain" by ronnie milsap, if you are from tennessee, you know that one, 1 of 10 official state songs i feel. we have someone dialed in from the vol

metcalf replaces serena guthrie, who announced her pregnancy and retirement from netball in march.hat, we're capable of achieving anything. a new era of english netball. that's all the sport for now. see you later. hello. tuesday promises a long day ahead, quite literally we have a long day ahead. it is the summer solstice. a lot of sunshine to come, and through the next few days, but despite 11 hours of daylight, i can't promise you actually it will be sunny spells. there's a weather front sliding south, which will mean more cloud around during the earlier part of the day. i think it will brighten in the day. i think it will brighten in the afternoon, but there could be showers leaping across the eastern side of scotland. a cooler day for aberdeen. temperatures creeping up across the central parts of england and wales. the sunshine will continue in to the evening and until we get to sunshine. —— sunset. temperatures getting close to 30 degrees. a little more cloud across scotland and welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore — i'm arunoday mukharji. the main headlines... p

. ♪♪ >>> from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefellerza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. good to have you with us. hoda's off. did you have a good weekend? >> i did. had the kids by mist this weekend. >> you look remarkably well rested. >> how was yours? >> great. we got a lot to get to, the fast-moving fallout to overturn roe vs. wade. the reverberations starting to be felt coast the coast this morning, and some states already taking action. >> the moment that decision was released friday, demonstratoren both sides erupted outside the supreme court. similar scenes quickly unfolding across the country this weekend. >> this morning at least ten states are restricting abortion access. some ban the procedure all together. we'll start with blaine alexander in florida. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. in some places that change was immediate. clinics across the country either shutting their doors or stopping services as the court's decision came down. in other states they immedia

here's savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. >>> hi, everybody. good morning, live picture from london as the kickoff events to the queen's platinum jubilee celebration are well under way. >> this is a four-day party by the way, and it's a big one. we're about to see her majesty for the first time. she's taking a special trooping of the color salute from buckingham palace. kier simmons has his eye on it all. more relief will be en route. new emergency formula shipmentes from abroad will be taking off starting june 9th as part of the operation fly formula emergency program. united airlines doing services free of charge is scheduled to fly in the equivalent of some 3.7 million bottles of british formula over the next three weeks. and australian formula is set to arrive next week in pennsylvania and california. >> you may not have the exact brand you used before. but another brand is, in fact, able to be used. >> u.s. formula makers have been ramping up production to fill the gap left by the voluntary shutdown of abbott's michigan plant. abbott hopes

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metcalf replaces serena guthrie, who announced her pregnancy and retirement from netball in march.e programme for a long time before that. they've been in lots of tournaments and lots of england competitions before. it's incredibly exciting to have them debut at the commonwealth games. i think their freshness and excited is going into the games like the first time. one think that will really help is obviously what we did in the commonwealth games back in 2018. for us is the chapter and the relatives have been in the moment and being positive and enjoy the journey and embrace the journey. positive and enjoy the journey and embrace thejourney. i positive and enjoy the journey and embrace the journey. i think that's what we want to do. i think if we do that we will achieve many things. i think this group can go on to achieve great things i think it's so exciting to be able to grow and compete in birmingham and put our best foot forward. maisie summers—newton showed her class again as she won three gold medals at the world para swimming championships in portugal last week. she's now ba

metcalf replaces serena guthrie, who announced her pregnancy and retirement from netball in march.that we are really focused on is what we did in the commonwealth games in 2018, but for us it is the next chapter and the roses have been really successful, and it's about being in the moment and present and enjoying thejourney and being in the moment and present and enjoying the journey and embracing the journey and that is what we want to do and if we do that we are capable of achieving anything. tottenham have signed former midfielderjed spence and she had spent the last 1a years at chelsea and was the longest serving player with 238 appearances. during the stint she won five league titles, three fa cup, two continental cops and one community shield. the world swimming body has voted to stop transgender athletes from competing tra nsgender athletes from competing in transgender athletes from competing in women's elite races. it means transgender athletes will have to have transitioned by the age of 12 to be for women's events, following the vote yesterday by the members and the lgbt

: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefellerlaza studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >>> hi, everybody, good morning, welcome to "today. it is thursday morning, we're glad you're with us. hoda's like a lot of folks getting a jump on the holiday weekend already. >> yes, lots of folks taking today off because today is the unofficial start of that july 4th weekend, and you could not ask for a better way to kick it off, folks take a look at this. he's got quite the crowd out there. >> they were lined up the block. >> a lot of keith urban fans. >> if you like crowds, you're going to love the roads this weekend. despite those high gas prices, a record number of americans are expected to hit the road today's national average for gas $4.86. that's actually down nearly a dime since last week that's the good news, but if you look back at last year's 4th of july, prices are up nearly $1.75 since then. >> there's the situation on the roads. if you're flying, we can tell you already more than 730 flights have been canceled or delayed today. a bru

. >> geraldo: congratulations to savannah guthrie, that was a great clip from the interview they are.llegations, aren't they new causes of actions? couldn't they be the subject of a new suit? >> judge jeanine: absolutely, amber heard it repeating that johnny depp beat her, he could sue her again. she is as far as this jury is concerned lying, and let me say one more thing, the fact that he won was based on her testimony. everything that she said was used against her in the closing statement of the plaintiff. so it was not so much that there was this circumstantial evidence that he was beating her, no, her own admissions are what incriminated her. it was everything that came from her mouth, both the credible and the incredible that ended up making heard the liar and the credible defendant. and stop speaking for all of battered women, you don't know battered women, you are not one of them. >> geraldo: isn't hard to be sympathetic to a complaint to who poops in the bed. >> jesse: let me tell you what is wrong with women in this country. hold my hand, dana. let's go. just kidding. i would

in her first televised one-on- one interview since the trial, amber heard tell savannah guthrie she stands by her abuse claims she said she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband and she recounts the impact johnny depp's supporters had on the trial. >> every single day i passed three, for, sometimes six city blocks aligned with people holding signs saying burn the witch. death to amber. after 3 1/2 weeks i took the stand and saw a courtroom packed full of captain jack sparrow fans who were vocal come energized. >> can you put into words how that felt? >> it was the most humiliating and horrible thing i've ever been through. i have never felt more removed from my own humanity. >> this morning on today, you can watch the first part of this frustration with amber heard and on friday at 8:00 in the evening can watch a full hour dateline special. >>> this morning california is a step closer to a state budget. the assembly and senate passed it late last night, however governor newsom is not on board. the version the past is a $300 billion budget the governor office team wants to seek more immed

in our first televised 101 interview since the trial, she tells savannah guthrie she stands by her abuseshe said she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband. she also re-counts the impacts the supporters of hat on the trial. >> every single day i pass six blocks, city blocks, lined with people holding signs saying, burn the witch. that to amber. after 3 1/2 weeks, i took the stand and saw a courtroom packed full of captain jack sparrow fence. who were vocal, energized. >> can you put into words, how that felt? >> it was the most humiliating and horrible thing i've ever been through. i have never felt more removed from my own humanity. >>> this morning, you can watch the first part of the conversation with amber heard. then, this friday at 8:00 in the evening, you can watch a full hour of dateline special. >>> maintaining friendships as you get older it's hard. as grown-ups we have responsibilities, jobs, life, and they get in the way. when you truly care about something, you set aside the time. right, marcus? >> this is what one group of people have been doing for 20 years. 20 years they

in an interview with today show's savannah guthrie said she didn't think she got a fair shot pause of social media. >> i don't take it personally but even somebody who is sure i am deserving of all this hate and vitriol, even if you think that i am lying, you still don't look me in the eye and tell me that you think on social media there's been a fair representation you cannot tell me that you think this has been fair. >> heard says she doesn't blame the jury she said johnny depp is a beloved character ask people feel like they know him. >> there is no polite way to say it the jury looked at the evidence you presented, they listened to your testimony, and they did not believe you. they thought you were lying. >> how could -- i will put it this way -- how could they make a judgment how could they not come to that conclusion they had sat in those seats and heard over three weeks of nonstop, relentless testimony from paid employees and towards the end of the trial, randos, as i say. >> well, a jury in fairfax, virginia, ruled amber heard owes 10 million bucks in compensatory damage and a

but savannah guthrie push back hard. >> i'm looking at a transcript that he said you start difficultl fight i can't promise you again, this is a black-and-white, i understand context that your testified and you're telling me today and never started a physical fight and he you are on tape say you did. when your life is at risk not only will you take the blame for things that you shouldn't take the blame for. >> he never hit use rebecca's that a lie? >> yes it is. >> i don't think she changed many minds. >> usa today has deleted 23 articles on gabriela miranda after they found evidence of fabrication, miranda has resigned after they found many quotes that could be confirmed this comes 18 years after i exposed fabrications by usa today reporting him in the top editor their jobs, the album hasn't been fixed, amazing. will's and revealed she is a female partner but only because the sydney morning herald outed her she tried to defend his scoop along with his editor over two days that harold replaces column with a new one in which he apologized and said he had learned some difficult lessons

in part two of an exclusive interview with savannah guthrie that you only see on nbc bay area, the actressaid she will not back down from her testimony in court saying that deb physically and psychologically abused her. amber heard said she was not looking for the attention that came with this trial. >> did you try to settle? >> yes. of course. all i wanted to do was move on with my life. >> you can see the full come exclusive interview on the today show coming up for you right after us here on tran 12 at 7:00 . >>> we want to talk dubs nation . we ought an edge as game day gets closer. the warriors took on the w in a pivotal game five on wednesday and other have a chance to win big on the road. >> anthonys has a preview of game six. >> reporter: welcome back to boston. what a sports week is going to be here pick the red sox will host the a's for a two-game series. one of golf four majors committee was open come is played five miles southwest of the city and game six of the nba finals between the warriors and the celtics is on thursday. the warriors lead the series 3 games to two after a 1

. >> we are dishing with savannah guthrie. >> i cannot cook, i can hardly boil water. >> teaching her delicious dinner. >> there she goes. >> cabbage. the easiest diy i have ever seen to spice up a boring kitchen. >> that is next. >> let's dish. >> the kitchen has always been the center of my world. life is more delicious when it is full of food and fun. >> everybody knows her as a culinary

antonio, the rio grande valley but you show up in childress, shamrock, texas, pampa, where woody guthriepresented, because where democrats fear to tread, republicans don't have to show up and contest the vote. and so folks don't have anyone to hold accountable, anyone to share their hopes with or their concerns when we show up and hold a town hall, i learn so much, but i also build support and trust in that community, and we bring in some more votes. and at the end of the day, i mean, we lost to ted cruz by two and a half points, right there are millions more texans who've since been added to the rolls, and millions who've been effectively, through voter suppression, kept from voting. we're targeting those who've been the targets of intimidation and suppression, so that they provide the margin of victory when we win this thing on november 8th so, i love traveling the state it's the right way to do it. and i think it's the only way to win. >> seth: well, you know, stay healthy out there. i know it probably takes a lot out of you and thanks so much for making time for us today. i really -

i assume head off to her interview with savannah guthrie. didn't play so well, what is she doing in a private jet? and she can't pay the bill that you know the 10 million she owes johnny and now she's here at t. j. maxx and it's oh, look at her a t. j. she's doing it on purpose or how far she's fallen or whatever it is. i mean, she's a sensible call her what you want. includes sensible okay, well, good. good enough. who do you think works better? in other words, gets more work. after all. this is done. it is it. who is it going to be? i won't. i won't tempt. i won't take the interview here. i just want you to hear it. i hear it from you. it's johnny. i mean, you know, look, he won, you know winners winners. go on to do better. usually in these things that think about amber is she's dug her heels in and people have decided that she is not likable, and she's dug her heels in, so i think the best thing she can do. is, you know, check out for a while. alright one last thing before we go because every day at 10 o'clock for years i've been doing t

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. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it's tuesday morning. wale have a lot more to get to, including your exclusive conversation with amber heard. >> we sat doung about a week after the am defamation trial. >>> also this morning we're tracking severe weather. this was the scene in yellow stone. heavy rain and record flooding forced all entrances to close. much of the midwest was dealing with storms as record-high temperatures blanket much of the country. >> we're going to begin with troubling new saneprise the economy. the trading day now on the way. after the dow plunged almost 900 points yesterday and the s&p moved am to bear market territory. >> there is new pressure on the president and on the federal reserve set to meet this week. how much will it raise interest rates to bring things under control? let's find out. we have tom costello in washington d.c. >> the s&p up 25. for weeksb we've been expecting the fed to raise rates by a half a point tomorrow. the pressure is on the f

. >> from nbc news, this is today with savannah guthrie and open copy live from studio one letter a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. today is monday morning. how about the queen? there she was on the balcony. this is the culmination of her platinum jubilee celebration. >> talk about the prices. she did not disappear in the flesh. this is a hologram version going through the streets of london in a 260-year-old guilty carriage. what a sight. we have much more on the festivities coming up. >> that is cool. today marks the 70th anniversary of d day. we have a live look in normandy. we have veterans nereturning to be honored. ou we have their story of bravery and sacrifice. >>> a weekend of gun violence across the united states highlighted by mass shootings hours apart in philadelphia and chattanooga. >> there were at least 13 shootings over the weekend according to gun violence archived. nbc national news correspondent dave philly has the latest this morning. gabe, good morning. >> seven a, good morning. there were hundreds on the street when the gunshots rang out. the victims range