jenna bush hager came back again. >> i'm back!> you know what, you've been doing such a great job. >> we've had a blast this week. >> kathy's been off, she's back on monday. it is such a huge day today in the united states of america. because today is the day the u.s. plays germany. it happens at noon eastern time. everybody is freaking out. >> let's do this. >> let's to this. you know who's freaking out? karen swenson. my best friend. that's her husband and her daughter, katherine and john. anyway -- >> so cute. >> they've been talking world cup nonstop, okay? so everybody's buzzing about it. >> i know. we're going to watch it. >> you're going to be on the plane. >> i'm going to listen to it on the radio on the way to the airport. >> you know who's into it? will ferrell. will ferrell is so fun. he's gearing up for the game. he gave us just a little taste. >> usa, usa! >> it's an honor to be playing tomorrow. i'm not going to lie to you, i'm not going to lie to you, i'm not in the best shape, okay? you know how much time i got? i'

joining me is jenna bush hager. >> hi. how are you? we are wearing yellow. >> we are bright today. we are bright and sunny. >> going. >> a lot of stories to tell when she gets back. i want to hear about your weekend, 'cause yours are always juicy, what you do. >> my weekends are jew-cy. i'm a new mom. so, between changing diapers and a naptime, that's about it >> how is that cute little baby? >> the best baby in america. >> how old is she now? >> she's 14 months. look at her, mowing that lawn. we are already teaching her -- >> chores. are you barefoot? >> oh, yeah, like beach. she is, too. i don't know if that's bad, didn't get ringworm in the making of this photo. i love, we go out to the beach. >> does she like the water? >> she likes the water. my husband takes her to swim class, so hilarious, one, two, three, dunk. and comes up like ah! water spurting out. it's part of the whole thing. >> right. >> she is so cute. she's sort of like an 80 year old woman liching in an 80-year-old woman in a baby's body. 80-year-old southern woman. we go to the park and she walks past and she goe

. >>> jenna bush hager sits down with president obama for an honest conversation with fatherho fatherhoodhat it was like to grow up without a father. >>> those stories and why eating butter is not as bad for you as you think. we have a cheer on that headline this morning. that and more as we see you on a thursday edition of "today." back to you. >> excellent. i can't wait to hear that. >> love stories like that. >> see you at 7:00. >> take care. >>> a murky morning. cooler temperatures with plenty of humidity. 90% humidity, we are running seven degrees cooler than yesterday morning. some spots are up to ten degrees cooler. this is a live view from the nbc 10 studios. look at the low fog. the poconos, this is a view from the french manor. we are looking at cloudy skies all day and this afternoon is when we are likely to see more showers and thunder showers. right now, 60s. there are cooler spots. 61 in langhorne. currently 60 in warrenton. 50s.. this afternoon, the temperatures will climb into the 70s, but as the numbers go up, we may see more of these showers and possibly thunderstorms. r

. >> when the fbi heard about tina's death, they called lead investigator harry hager with some astonishing news. u.s. intelligence had photographed zein isa attending a meeting with known terrorists in mexico. all had ties to the palestine liberation organization and international terror broker, abu nidal. >> abu nidal means father of war. abu, father. nidal, war. and he was one of most vicious terrorists around. he's responsible for simultaneous bombings in vienna, rome. >> over a two-year period, zein isa traveled overseas 14 times to caracas, athens, london, israel, zurich, and madrid. >> the fbi, among others, were maintaining a watch on middle eastern families, some that might presumably have connections with terrorist cells. the isas were maintaining what might have been a safehouse for one of the middle eastern terrorist groups. >> so the isa family were well known to u.s. intelligence. >> as a federal undercover said to me, these people are as organized as the mafia, not nearly as lovable. >> investigators wondered if there was more to the story of tina's death than her mother and

earlier this morning, jenna bush hager sat down with president obama.aking a conscious decision to break that cycle with his own family. he said he's sure to attend parent-teacher conferences, ballet recitals, soccer games. just like nany other dad. jenna generajenna asked him how daughters would describe their father? >> i think they would say that i am a good, fun dad who teeters on the edge of being embarrassing sometimes. >> what is harder, i think my dad would maybe have a comment on this -- being a protective father of teenagers, or president of the united states? >> well, as you know, from experience, and you may have chafed under this a little bit, they do have a secret service detail. which i joked. the main reason i ran for re-election, was to sustain that all the way through the high school years. i don't worry too much about their social lives. they've got their heads on straight. they're strong, confident young ladies. >> fun to see them talk. because jenna has been there. >> right. >> she's been the child of the president, she knows what t

. >> good morning, supervisors, my name is randell hager and i represent the california psychiatric association, i am their director of government affairs and i am here on behalf of psychiatrists who work and live in san francisco. i am also a person who during a 6 week period sat down with the assembly health committee staff and drafted this bill and i can tell you there's two things i would like to know if i were you about this bill. there is no program that exists that has more due process protections. what has not been mentioned today is the judges, they are not to commit someone necessarily but to protect them. all those many pages of legal requirements are there as protections and there are more protections more protective than those in laura's law. also we chose a model that was most effective that we could find after about two years of research, so the assisted outpatient concept is a proven concept, there is data to support it, it can do wonderful things. it is for a limited population and i guess i'd just like to leave you with the fact that psychiatrists often find people when they a

today, jenna bush hager sit downs with some kids to find out why they think their dads are so specialthat's going to be fun stuff. >>> sports, game two of the nba finals. temperatures a lot cooler in san antonio in the first half. ray alan manages to fake out two defenders and knocks in an easy three to start thins off there minutes later, lebron james lays it in with an alley-oop. love watching those. and tony parker takes advantage of the missed layup by james. the game stays close in the fourth. man you ginobili out to parker to give the spurs a one-point lead. miami fights back, barely holds on, though. the heat win, 98-96. series tied at one game. game three tuesday in miami. >>> fastball hit high and deep right field. astros have two grand slams on the year. >> two! the houston astros tie a franchise record with with grand slams in one game. the astros easily slam past the twins, 14-5. >>> baltimore's manny machado lets go of the bat. benches clear. a heated exchange takes place. no punches thrown. machada and the pitcher are both ejected. >>> french open, came down to rafael na

. >>> well, this morning on "today," jenna bush hager's exclusive interview with president obama, hisdid conversation about fatherhood, and raising two teenagers in the white house ahead on "today." >>> now to sports. first to rio where crhrist the redeemer was lit up to welcome the arrival of the soccer teams for the world cup. the opening match today with brazil and croatia. the u.s. men's national team is getting ready for their first game against guiana on wednesday. the japanese team arriving in a pokemon decorated plane. it was tweeted out by the fifa world cup twitter account. in their words, how awesome is that? >>> kicks away from left center field, the throw-in and they'll get it again. you got to be kidding me. >> yeah. oakland's jonas does it again, fires a missile, makes a play at third. this after his incredible throw to home plate. he leads the league in the most outfield atissists, nine of the from the last ten games. >>> a prayer needed against st. louis, scoreless the last three games. st. louis strikes first, though. javier molina to right field allowing alan craig

. >> one of several 911 calls helped police hager. >> these people calling in what really saved them,t made our response get here very quickly. >> callers witnessed the crime, though they were halfway around the world. >> i wasn't actually there. avenue friend that stroams video games on line through like a web cam. >> this is what they saw via web cam at 5:00 o'clock in the morning local time. the victim, a on line gamer; sitting in front of her computer will someone storms in. >> the girl gets up, and moments later, a man with a gun walks in the room. >> you know the interesting part is that again on this is that there were, from my understanded g, several callers from around the world that were trying to find out where this victim was, watching this whole thing occur, while she was being assaulted and the home invasion was occurring. >> police say the first caller was in europe, called someone they new in the u.s. who, in turn, called tempe police. >> web cam screaming this on the internet. >> within minutes police were on their way. >> were going to be here for longer period of ti

jenna bush hager is here. guess who else is here? >> jill martin.ed, white, and blue. i can wear it all year round. old navy, $25 and under. this is for mila. >> we should point out, when jenna first arrived, she said, do they have one in my size. >> and by the way, i probably wouldn't look good in one my size. >> you would look good. we have mason and dana. this is mason's debut on television. >> mason and mila would make a heck of a couple. >> so cute. >> and dana, he's getting a little sister. she's 21 weeks pregnant. >> oh, great. >> that's the debut. >>> you're a fan of these. hayden reese.com. they're water resistant. great if you're going to somebody's home. i like things you can use all year round, not just for a holiday. >> going to a pool party. put the phone in there. water resistant. >> this is major many my family. custom gifts.com. are ella and hannah too young for cherks? >> i don't think hannah is. >> ella can throw everything around. >> she has one. the pieces zip in here. we have hannah and ella. these are adorable. frank, cody, hi

and my name is liz hager and i am an artist and a writer living and working in san francisco, my studio is in building, 110, which is have seen is slated for demolition and i am excited about the proposal and the prospect of a dedicated state of the art studio building in its place, in addition to making art i have been writing a blog, for the past six years and which i cover the aspects of art and the individual artists and the san francisco art scene. and exciting things are happening in the san francisco art world, which are draw people's attention to our city. and i cannot under score the importance of the new studio building, at hunters point and san francisco is the process of remaking itself to be a much denser city and i hope that will draw the diversity of the people interested in the full range of activities that are world class urban center can offer, further, the reopening of sf, with the unparalleled collection of the contemporary art will signal that san francisco is a bonified in the artwork and the place where the people visit because of the art and the building at hunte

hager, who i am proud to say is an alumnus of the 24 academy. we are proud to claim her and together they will take audience questions. michael, welcome. [applause] >> thank you very much. i wish my folks were here, my dad would be so proud and my mom would actually believe what you said. tonight i am going to share with you what the last ten years of my life focused on, trying to understand what makes great leaders, what are the motivations that draws them to assume positions of responsibility, how do they manage the challenges and opportunities they encounter within their positions of responsibility, and how do they seek to create a legacy that extends beyond their term in office? a lot of people ask me how did you get a chance to interview 550 amazing individuals? it was a wonderful project that started out as my dissertation at princeton. i am living proof you can write a dissertation your wife will describe as actually interesting. sold much of the interviews is a matter of being in the right place at the right time. i was out at silicon va

jenna bush hager is here to put us to the test. >> you guys are best friends, been friends for 20 yearsd you missed a flight to mexico because you were just chatting. >> we were going to mexico. we had a three-hour layover in houston and missed the connecting flight because we were in the bar talking. >> three hours we had to kill and we missed it. >> the point is we were in the bar talking. >> we were talking. >> this is the best friend game we made up just for y'all. what, hoda, is your go-to karaoke song. >> it is john denver's "country boy". >> what is yours? >> "born to run". >> hoda knows you a little bit better. >> what do you enjoy doing when you are all alone? >> writing in my journal. >> reading and listening to music. >> i do that, too. i do. >> what about karen? >> i like to watch tv. >> watch tv and take a nap. >> hoda, you are pretty good. >> hoda, what movie title would best depict your life story? >> my life story? >> hair. >> what would you answer? forget the question. >> young frankenstein. >> the other one. >> planes, trains and automobiles. >> that is a little bit of

hager briled by a panel of lawmakers some are furious they were told the swap was happening. >> thistransfer sets a dangerous precedent. >> hagel acknowledged their frustrations but said it needed to take place quickly and quietly. >> we grew concerned any delay or leaks could derail the deal and further endanger sargeant bergdahl. we believe this was our last best opportunity to free him. >> as for sargeant bergdahl, he remains in a military hospital in germany, recovering from physical and mental toll of the five years in taliban captivity. >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 a lost dog found it's owner of ak a thousand miles apart. and...... jim harbaugh, the fashion message he and his wife are spreading. >> taking a look at blue skies over lake tahoe. we've got blue skies here in the bay area, i'll tell what you the forecast holds in just a moment. >> and skies may be gray but traffic moving well. back with more on heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to g

of frustration, other folks that nbc has hired, either for the today show, msnbc include jenna bush hageraughter -- mccain's daughter. so, this is -- this sort of makes a journalist in the trade who went to journalism school scrapping by to get a six-figure salary if they can, makes them chafe, for good reason. >> reported in a joint story with maggie abram, on a month-to-month contract. why is that? >> the more interesting thing that the salary figure, she -- first of all, she is pregnant. wand she is expecting, and her mother might run for president, certain things going on in her life might mean her nature with nbc -- her relationship with nbc needs to change. >> thanks both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> now let's turn from a potential future president to one from the past, a new film about george h. w. bush will air on cnn tonight but you may be surprised by whose money was used to produce it. i will tell that you after the break. are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps neutralize more intrusions than anyone... in the wor

calling on senator hager, bird, the hospital like pango hospital should be an example of rural hospitals in appropriate vieding health care to rural communities. it should not be -- should not be dying because they're so extreme they would not accept expansion. >> let me play a little bit for state house leader, larry hall. this is from today's event. and here is a local democrat making the point on dollars and cents. take a listen. >> in north carolina by the year, 2022, it's estimated our citizens will be paying $2.6 billion to fund medicaid expansion in other states. look at this. we have north carolinians that need help. we have the funding mechanism and are paying into the system to provide that help. but by our refusal to expand, we are paying for the help and the health and the jobs to go to other states. >> jonathan, you hear it there. we talked about why this is immoral. talk about why it is unfair. and there the argument it is stupid. >> stupid and malicious. basically what you are saying is the federal government is offering to redirect other states' dollars to help your poor

jenna bush hager takes you inside her grandfather's birthday skydive. >> we're going to have to talk about that landing, because it looked a little rough. >> hard for us to see. >> but he's on solid ground this morning, so we'll get that. but we'll get the showdown between two powerful men, donald trump and chicago mayor rahm emanuel. we will talk live to mr. trump in just a moment, but first, jbsjb nbc's john yang is in chicago to fill us in. >> reporter: you can see how prominent it is in downtown chicago, a prime spot along the chicago river. this is a debate about art, about taste, aesthetics, and given the personalities involved, some might daresay some towering egos, too. in this corner, billionaire developer donald trump, never shy about leaving his mark. >> you're fired. >> reporter: in the other corner, chicago mayor rahm emanuel, the former white house chief of staff, no shrinking violet himself. the stakes, five 20-foot-high stainless steel letters spelling out trump's name on his 96-story condo and hotel tower. at night, it glows. blair cayman, the pulitzer prize winning

. >>> hoda and jenna bush hager are here. you're all in yellow. going to have to see what happens. >> i think we all know what's going to hap >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning, everyone. 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. toll a federal safety board will tell the world what they found while investigating the aci asi flight. there were no electrical or mechanical problems with the plane. also included analysis of the emergency crew's response to the accident after the crash. one of the passengers was run over by a san francisco fire truck. she and two other teens were killed in the july 6th crash. about 200 hurt. steven stock will be at those hearings in washington tomorrow. he'll have live updates for us throughout the day. our investigative team has done several in depth stories about that crash. you can head to nbcbayarea.com, search asiana crash to see what we have uncovered. >>> let's check your weather with christina. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. good morning to you at home. nice and clear over sunol. seeing a lot o

jeff hager is with us. he played in the 2002 world cup. welcome. >> thank you charlie.orld's game. it's a passion. it's almost a religion. >> can we beat germany? >> absolutely. absolutely. we're in a great position to advance. somebody had said, we are in the group of death in germany. we are on the precipice of moving on not only of winning the group, i think we would take it. >> what can you tell us about the coach? before the game started he said i don't know what we're going to do it's going to be difficult. it seems he's lowering expectation. he certainly has changed. >> it's a tactic and taking pressure off of his players. the players in that group are of the mind-set that they can win this and get through the group. anything can happen in the knockout stage. >> let's talk about thursday's game, all right. versus germany. the usa is going to have one less day of rest. they've got to do more travel than germany. >> and germany is the number one team, period. >> right. there are some difficult conditions. they're obviously very challenging, we have those same condi

jenna bush hager is back in the house. kathie lee is enjoying some time off.ie bertinelli, wendie malick and jane leeves, we love when they're around, they're a lot of fun. today is a huge day at the "today" show. if you are listening to us you may be listening to us on the radio. we are sirius xm channel 108 which is so thrilling and now all of our shows will be rebroadcast on a whole "today" show channel. >> which by the way my friends that live in texas and teach school are like, i'm in the car, girl. i don't see you, i commute. now they can hear you. >> hey. >> you have no excuse. >> i had the thrill of a lifetime yesterday. i got to host an hour of -- or maybe two hours, i don't really know, of this -- one of the stations on sirius called "the highway". >> it's so fun. >> it's all country and i got to pick my songs and play them. it was like my favorite thing. >> i asked you a couple days ago it to do a little garth brooks. >> you asked me do garth brooks but i forget. so i'm sorry, okay. i can't remember everything. >> you sure can't. >> hauge day on mon

jt, la. >> how about jenna bush hager knowing -- >> i watch the show. >> i like that about you.en zilka, she's 62 years old from dexter, michigan. karen is a retired grandmother of five and keeps her daily beauty routine minimal. just face wash and moisturizer. her husband, mark, has been coloring her hair -- >> what? >> her hair for the last 15 years. >> that is amazing. >> mark has been coloring her hair. she's excited to see her professionally colored, styled new look. let's take a listen to her story. >> everyone looked at me and thought why didn't i put something different on today? surprise, you're getting a makeover. what do you think about all this? >> it's going to be fun. i'm a little nervous, but i'm looking forward to it. >> the best thing you told me outside is that your husband, mark, has been coloring your hair and has done it for the last 15 years. what do you think about him giving up his job? >> i don't think he will mind. >> i'm happy for her. i'm excited. >> happy 13th birthday too. you ready to see a whole new grandma? >> yes, i am. >> yes, they are. she's h

president obama told jenna bush hager that's part of why he launched, my brother's keeper. >> the truthll partly because they don't have dads in their lives. partly because they don't have networks of support. >> as laudable as the intentions of the program are, my brother's keeper has come under severe criticism, including right here on this program. two weeks ago we told you about a letter from 200 african-american men to president obama describing the need for us to be our sister's keeper, too. now, women and more specifically women of color are asking what about our daughters? their call is for the administration's program to be more inclusive. more than 1,000 women have written their own letter. among the more recognizable signatures, alice walker, rosario dawson and anita hill. their need to acknowledge the crisis facing boys should not come at the expense of addressing the stunted opportunities for girls who live in the same households and suffer in the same schools and struggle to overcome a common history of limited opportunities caused by various forms of discrimination. the w

he talked with his granddaughter, jenna bush-hager. >> how did i look coming down?it hurt? >> i'll be okay. >> we love you, gampi. >> his son, bush 43, was also on hand to watch. amazing. i'm going to take some inspiration in setting up this next piece from how joe described president h.w. bush yesterday. joe, our joe, has been a lawyer, an author, a tv host but no position has been more important to him than that of dad and his son joey put this together, a tribute to joe scarborough for father's day. >> he's done a really good job keeping us sane and grounded. i mean, i don't know how we could have more perspective given the whirlwind that the last two decades have been. there's only one reason that that's the case and it's because he's been a great dad throughout. he's been a great mentor. he's been tough, he's been a great friend when we all needed it. he's a busy dude but he finds time. i mean, he's never, ever said i'm a very busy man, man, like give me a second. nobody questions his priorities, if you know him. that's all you can want in a dad. my dad had to

him than husband, pear and brand father, we honored to have with us, his granddaughter, jenna bush hager be for the entire bush family today. >> it is such a joyous day. he, my grandfather, as you just said, he has done all these amazing things. one of the things he has done is sky dived -- or sky dove. what would it be? he is celebrating his birthday by skydiving once again. he told me this on his 88th birthday. we thought his plan seemed a bit ambitious but we are all thrilled, even my grandmother, he is following through with this plan today. you did a jump, 80, 85. >> i had several of them since the war. >> you think you are done with skydiving? >> no, i have one more left in me. june 12, 2014. it will be fun. >> so today my 90 years young grand pear will once again celebrate his birthday at 10,000 feet. at this point it has become a time-honored birthday tradition. on his 80th birthday he jumped from texas. on his 85th, kennebunkport. my grandfather's passion for skydiving comes from a moment that changed him forever. as a 20-year-old fighter pilot, one of the youngest in world war

"today" contributing correspondent jenna bush hager sat down with some of them while the men watched. >> is he funny? >> not really. >> he's not funny? is he strong? >> yeah. >> how can you tell? >> because once, i grabbed on to his arm and he pulled me up like a monkey bar. >> he's the strongest person on earth. >> he takes me to fun places. >> tell me what makes your dad super special. >> everything. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i want to be a hockey player. >> singer. >> make clothes for dogs and cats. >> what type of clothes would you make? >> sparkly. >> oh! >> yes? >> i want to be a president. everybody in my family is going to live with me. >> oh, they are? in the white house? >> a big old house. >> how is your dad different than your mom? >> because one's a boy and one's a girl. >> well, obviously. >> a family's what? fill in the blank. >> happy. >> if you could tell your dad one thing, what would you say? >> i love you. >> how much do you love your dad? >> this much. >> i would say, i love you, daddy. >> what would you say? >> i love you, too, daddy. >> i l

. >>> tomorrow on "today," president obama opening up to jenna bush hager about fatherhood, his girlssing a family in the white house. >> what is harder being -- and i think my dad would maybe have a comment on this, but being a protective father of teenagers or president of the united states? >> well, as you know from experience, and you may have chafed under this a little bit, they do have a secret service detail. which i've joked the main reason i ran for re-election was to sustain that all the way through their high school years. you know, i don't worry too much about their social lives. they've got their heads on straight. >> that was fantastic. again, jenna's exclusive interview with president obama tomorrow on "today." >> sasha turned 13 yesterday. >> that's right. went to a one direction concert. was the youngest kid in the white house since jfk jr. >> teenagers now. >>> let us begin this half-hour with the o.j. simpson saga 20 years later. the case transfixed this nation with the brutal double murder, a famous suspect on the run, and that dramatic trial. in a moment, we'll ta

and i want to thank senators begich, blumenthal, booker, burr, casey, collins, coons, hager, hirono, isakson, johanns, kaine, manchin, mccain, murphy, pryor, rubio, udall, schatz, and whitehouse for cosponsoring this legislation. clearly the bill that senator mccain and i introduced, which now has 27 cosponsors from both parties, is not the bill that he would have written alone and it is certainly not the bill that i would have written alone. it is a compromise. what this bill does is address the immediate crisis facing the v.a. of veterans having to wait too long a period of time, long waiting lists in order for them to get the quality care that they need in a timely manner. what our veterans deserve is to be able to get into the system in a timely manner and get quality care. and what this legislation does is move us forward strongly in that direction. let me very briefly describe some of the major features in this legislation. there has been on the drawing boards for many years in some cases the need to build or expand v.a. medical and research facilities. this bill provides for 2

lyo t.o watveat ♪ i'm sexy and i know it >> back on fun day monday, me and my co-host, jenna bush hager looking at channing, jd and caesar, three male dancers featured in the new documentary called "la bare." >> the film takes you inside one of the most popular strip club in the world, la bare in dallas, text and produced and directed by a couple of very talented and handsome brothers, joe and nick manganiello. hello, boys. >> wow. what a project to undertake, you two. >> yes, it was. yeah. never thought my career would be going in this direction, but here we are. >> it's interesting. who would have thought that a documentary like this would be so fascinating, not just for us, we were talking about it. >> not just for us. we were fascinated. >> you are from dallas, right, or dallas area? >> i'm dallas area -- i grew -- when i was old enough, you hear of the strip club, one of the most famous really in the world, i would say. >> tell us about why you chose this as a project. >> well, because people don't know. people don't know what this job is b and they have all these misperceptions, e