hoda. >> reporter: good morning, you kids, crazy kids, i tell you just what, i got off the plane a few hours ago, jumped in the shower, look at our perch, we are here in windsor the streets are packed. let me give you the lay of the land, we, of course, are right here about 20 miles west of london. this spectacular location just outside the walls of windsor castle right near st. george's chapel, that is where that beautiful wedding will be held. take a look down the street. behind me, he raerehearsals. people are lining the street just for. that they have been camped out for days. they want to make sure they secure a spot. people have sleeping bags. they just want a glimpse of the royal couple going by in that kaernl. savannah, you said it this morning, we are hearing from megan mark hhan markle, herself the surrounding drama about her dad. we have the perfect day. i know it's raining there. god, i'm sorry, wow, it's awesome here. >> you have great record there. we look forward to it in a b

savannah guthrie and hoda kotb are stopping by! and applause ] >> jimmy: they're the greatest. plus, all the way from the australia zoo, 14-year-old animal expert robert irwin is here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love that guy. he brought some great animals to show us tonight. he always -- he always frightens me. he brings a -- >> steve: he doesn't mean to. >> jimmy: cause he comes and -- well, he's very cute. you know, his whole family is very good, you know, good-looking family. he's a very cute kid, and he's named them all funny names like fluffy and stuff like that, and then it's like a snake, or something. [ laughter ] anyways, he always scares me. this time i -- you know. >> steve: you're ready >> jimmy: i just -- i'm ready. i'm already, i'm coiled. >> steve: you're already there. you're like coiled spring. >> jimmy: it scares me. when he comes on and he frightens me -- anyways, so that's going to happen later on in the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: something to look forward to. >> jimmy: yeah,

hoda?al, thanks. >>> coming up, remember the photos of meghan markle's dad doing research on the royals? were those staged for cash? >>> and a behind-the-scenes look at the new documentary showing the candid pope francis at his most unfiltered. most unfiltered. first, this is "today" on nbc. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> coming up, new concerns over the largest egg recall in nearly a decade. what you need to know to keep your family safe. >>> and what happens when you >>> and what happens when you get jane fonda, diane so, you'll be here to help if i need you? >>> and what happens when you get jane fonda, diane kyle, i got you. okay... what about here? yup. here? yup. is that for us? it sure is. gimme, gimme. what about here? here too, kyle. and here sir robert from state farm? if you invite me. he sai

hoda?> that'd be a biggie. andrea, thank you very much. >>> also this morning, the president's attorney is pushing back against the claims that he did promise access to the trump administration as this war of words elscalates with stormy daniels' attorney. nbc's kristen welker is at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. stormy daniels' attorney, michael avenatti, is stepping up his attacks, accusing president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen, of selling access to the oval office. now, for the first time, cohen is fighting back. this morning, the president's long-time fixer, attorney michael cohen, now being forced to defend himself. in a court filing late wednesday, cohen's attorney accusing stormy daniels' lawyer, michael avenatti, of circulating false information about cohen. on tuesday, avenatti produced a document, suggesting cohen collected millions of dollars from large corporations, with promises of access to the president. cohen pushing back. >> an

hoda, what do you have? >> that was outstanding.le expert j.j. this is what we think a replica of meghan's wedding cake going to be right here. we have a chef working hard on this. >> this is, hoda, can you believe this, the lemon and elderflower cake at the royal wedding. such lovely, delicate flavors. but for your stay-at-home party, not everyone is going to do this. >> thank this wonderful chef here. s salvatore. if you can't afford the cake, we move on to cupcakes. >> this is made with an elderflower cordial. that's like a syrup. you can pick it up at your store. >> i hasted elderflower liqueur with champagne. it was good. >> cocktails can be a substitute for the decadencdecadence. that pairs lovely with champagne for the morning. this is british, which is a cucumber sandwich. we're going to go on to our typical scones with clotted cream and jam. there, they do the scone. but it's jam first. there's a huge debate. >> jam first. >> good. i got it. >> we're having a party down here. this is the craziest table around. >> these two

savannah and hoda?all right, gabe, thank you. >>> also this morning, we are learning more about just how long the special counsel's investigation of president trump could last, and now the president is demanding an investigation of that investigation. nbc national correspondent peter alexander's at the white house with all of this. hey, peter, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. president trump just weeks ago warned at some point he would no longer stay away from the justice department. well, apparently, that point just came with the president demanding that the doj examine whether his campaign was infiltrated and, in fact, calling for his government to investigate the investigators. now g. facing mounting political pressure from the president, the justice department this morning says it's asking its inspector general to expand a review of whether the department and the fbi abuse their spy powers during the 2016 campaign. now it will determine whether there was any impropriety or polit

hoda? >> thank you, al roker. >>> coming up, with just four days to go, the drama swirling around the royal wedding. reports that meghan markle's dad will not attend. >>> new finings in a teenager's tragic death, trapped in a minivan despite his desperate calls to 911. why the investigation is not satisfying the boy's parents. >>> coming up, how family, friends and fans are remembering "superman" star, margot kidder. >>> and we're gearing up for the first concert of the summer. first concert of the summer. we have meghan tr oprah: we are the millions. dalencia: the millions of weight watchers members. hannah: on the all-new freestyle program. zackary: we've got the freedom to dine out. dalencia: and to dig in. hannah: the freedom to work it. dj khaled: win it. rachel: shake it. dalencia: and sauté it. hannah: and with over 200 foods that are zero points®... rachel: we're free to lose weight like never before. join for free and get one month free. hurry, offer ends may 21st. join for free an

savannah, hoda, back to you. >> wow. that's a lot of lawyers speak right there, peter, thank you. >> we will bring in jeremy bash to break it down for us. >> good morning, guys. >> let's talk about guiliani's tell us the implications about what he said on fox news. >> reporter: guiliani backed up, hoda. he appeared to have backed right over his client in saying that he the president actually reimbursed michael cohen, guiliani admitted there is potentially new avenues of legal liable for the president. first as you note in the senate piece, the president filed a financial disclosure form, in which he did not disclose this loan for michael cohen. this could be a campaign finance violation, because michael cohen loned the president money. >> that has to be disclosed. finally the president and michael cohen agreed to secretly structure payments to stormy daniels. >> that could be a violation of the laws, including bank and wire peraud. >> it's a political problem. it's what rudy guiliani said directly contradicts what the pr

hoda? >> all right. peter alexander at the white house, thank you. >>> want to tell you about some election results getting national attention in georgia, stacy abrams defeated her opponent in the democratic gubernatorial primary. she becomes the state's first female nominee for governor and if she were to win in november, she would be country's first black female governor. in the meantime, the republican governor's race in georgia is heading for a run-off. in july lieutenant governor casey kagle faces secretary of state brian kemp. >>> to a frightening plane crash in honduras, a private jet carrying a group of americans tearing apart after running off the end of a runway. craig is here with details. hey, craig, good morning. >> this plane was carrying six people, including five americans, they were on a business trip and the plane actually broke in half. but despite those scary pictures, miraculously everyone survived. a private jet traveling from austin, texas, crashed while trying to land in an airpor

hoda, you have to get inside. they need you inside. hoda? knew my dad. >> oh, how cool. you take your time then. that's what' >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be much cooler in the inland area, very nice. only up to 70 degrees today with partly cloudy skies and gusty winds. even cooler tomorrow. but then another warmup is in the forecast, so friday heading into the weekend on saturday, we'll reach 93 degrees. our warmup for san francisco won't be that drastic, but we're only going to see the highs in the upper 50s the next couple of days. then it will be much more comfortable. 69 degrees on saturday. y someth? >> go ahead. >> what's your name? >> diane. >> diane knew my dad, whose birthday was yesterday. >> i was his secretary. and he gave me this bracelet 46 years ago. >> oh, my gosh. >> and i kept it all this time. >> that's an awesome gift. thank you. that means the world. >> how special. >> i love it. you never know who is going to be out here. thank you again. >> savannah? >> that is so incredible. wow. bring

hey, natalie. >> reporter: hey, hoda, i've got my tiara on. i am royal wedding ready, as you can see. this town is absolutely buzzing. it's a small town of 32,000 here in windsor. but now 100,000 people, as you said, have descending edescende small town. there is so much excitement in the air. here's what's going to happen tomorrow during the royal procession, right after meghan and harry say their vows. they will descend in their ascot landeau here along high street where people are hoping to take a quick snap of the newlyweds and give their greetings. this tour is expected to last all of about 25 minutes. it moves all through the town of windsor. as you see people already camping out here. we've been here a couple of days already. kids are expected to come tonight to camp out as well. it will descend -- the royal carriage will descend here into the long walk, which is another vantage point for 2.6 miles where they'll have an opportunity to greet the public as well, to give their congratulations to meghan and harry. back to you, hoda. >> all

savannah and hoda. >> blake, thank you very much. >>> we have a lot more to get to, including a wild scene at a texas airport. after, get this, a monkey

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody, welcome to "today," 7:00 a.m. object the west coast on a wednesday morning. >> a lot to get to, starting with the breaking news in north korea. >> the secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way back to the u.s. right now, with three americans who have been held in north korea for years. nbc's chief political correspondent bill neely has more. >> the three men are in the air as we speak, the end for one of them at least. of a three-year saga of arrests, charges, prison and hard labor. they're being flown home with secretary of state mike pompeo on his second mission to pyongyang to prepare for the

hoda? >> watching that for sure. bill neely, thank you. >>> breaking news in belgium. a gunman shot and killed two police officers and a bystander in the eastern city. two other people wounded, and the attacker killed. it's investigated as a possible t now safe and no reason to increase the terror threat level. >>> now to breaking news. time for the search for malaysia flight missing four years ago, the private company that's been scouring the indian ocean now calling off the search for that plane, and the 239 people on board. we have the very latest on this, good morning, kir. >> good morning. millions of dollars spent, tens of thousands of square miles search without answers, and adding to the mystery, this morning, malaysia promising to publish an investigation into what happened, but still not saying when it will be made public. >> this morning, the search for the malaysia airline flight 370, largest in aviation history comes to an end. the u.s. company scouring the southern indian ocea

i remember hugging hoda and savannah.been to your share of -- maybe not with the queen. >> i've been to a couple of events at george's hall. it was rebuilt in the '90s but you wouldn't be able to tell it was rebuilt in recent years. they did everything right to a tee back to the original time. it's very formal, of course, if you're in the presence of the head of state but she's made it relaxed. everyone will be standing for this. everybody can mingle. it's not just the two people that get sat next to the prince of wales and others that can talk to them. very modern and able for guests of both sides to be able to mingle, royal, celebrity or whatever. >> when it gets to the evening event, there will there be bands and dancing and all the things we accept at a wedding reception? >> definitely and more, i will say. prince harry is definitely a guy that enjoys a party, as we all do. two of his best mates have run very successful my clubs and still do in london. therefore, i'm sure the djs will be up to speed and i'm sure the -

hoda and savannah? >> peter alexander. thanks. >>> this is an important day for melania trump, making a big announcement from the rose garden today. hallie jackson is covering that story. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you. today, melania trump will formally roll out the initiatives she will focus on for her first term as first lady, 16 months after inauguration day. it's going to focus on the well-being of children. this is something that mrs. trump has done activities on before, whether that's hospital visits or round tables. you may remember a recent one in which mrs. trump acknowledged her husband's online behavior implicitly. she understands that people might be skeptical of her talking about this. but she wants to do what is right. here's what we don't know about today. it is going to focus, we're told, on more than one topic, unlike what you've seen in the past. that will be the big unveiling that will happen at the rose garden. melania trump is rolling out her initiative a little later than past

hey, andrea, good morning. >> good morning, hoda. president trump has followed through on that pledge to undo president obama's signature foreign policy legacy. in an unprecedented rejection of a landmark arms control agreement that his own experts say iran was obeying. overnight iran's supreme leader responding saying president trump quote cannot do a damn thing. overnight iranian lawmakers burning a paper american flag in parliament. and chanting "death to america." outraged over president trump's decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. national security adviser john bolton saying the deal has been flawed from the beginning. >> what president trump did by pulling out of the deal is get back to what the real objectives should be -- stopping this dangerous regime from threatening us and our friends around the world with nuclear weapons. >> iran's president rouhani issuing this warning. if iranian benefits in the deal aren't provided, iran is ready to resume industrial nuclear activity. the leaders of the uk, france and germany

hoda? >> peter alexander at the white house, thank you. >>> also this morning, we've got new developments in the still growing usa gymnastics scandal. a major new lawsuit has just been filed. nbc's stephanie gosk is on the story for us, good morning. >> good morning, guys. as you know, larry nasr is in prison but the finger pointing over who is to blame for the years he spent allegedly sexually assaulting young women is really only just getting started. now famed coaches bela and martha karolyi are suing the u.s. olympic committee and usa gymnastics seeking in excess of $1 million in loss wages and for not doing enough to end what took place at their training center in texas. long-time trainers bela and martha karolyi, credited for building gold winning olympic teams say team doctor larry nasr was usa gymnastics' responsibility, not theirs. the lawsuit filed in april says usga failed to warn anyone. the karolyi's argue usg's conduct created a permanent stain on the land no different than if

hoda and savannah. >> all right. kristen, thanks. >>> breaking overnight, major developments in the showdown at the border we've been following closely. some of the migrants from that caravan of asylum seekers have now been allowed into the u.s. for processing. others have been detained. miguel almaguer is there. >> reporter: overnight a sign of progress. eight migrants were allowed to present themselves inside border patrol. for the rest of the families many of them who were sleeping behind me, it may still be a long road ahead. this morning eight members of the so-called migrant caravan allowed to enter the federal building here on the border to start applying for asylum. what's not clear is when or if they'll be granted permission to enter the country. more than a hundred are still waiting for their chance. these families desperate so close to the u.s. yet so still so far from their dream. the caravan made up mostly of women and children. fleeing political violence and vicious street gangs in countries like hondur

gadi schwartz is here. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. over the top. this is an anti-beyonce protest rally. this one is satan, saying if i win, clinton wins. this one is a paid ad for black lives matter. this one is an ad for blue lives matter. ads playing both sides of an issue and trying to stir up rage and anger among americans. to racism, to memes to try to get texans to break away from the union, ads made by russians seen by 33 million facebook and instagram users. >> the russians were trying to divide americans against other americans. >> reporter: this morning, the release of thousands of advertisements linked to the kremlin. congress revealing that $100,000 was spent on ad placement on facebook and instagram, sometimes paid in russian rubles and geared toward certain audiences. some that liked john hannity saw adds like these. that those in baltimore, ferguson saw ads for black lives matter pages. some using for a bait and switch. here, united muslims of america, seeming to support hillary clinton and then opposing her. >> they ha

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. it's been president trump's number one foreign policy priority, to rip up the iran deal on day one. today, he expects to impose new sanctions on iran. the president calls it catastrophic, insane, the worst deal ever made. it expires in 2025 and does not ban missiles or support for terrorism. ignoring a parade of foreign leaders pleading to save the deal. macron of france, merkel of germany, and a last-minute appeal from britain's top diplomat boris johnson. arguing the deal negotiated under president obama got rid of 95% of iran's nuclear weapons fuel. permits inspections. in return, iran got relief from sanctions. the europeans say if president trump slaps iran with sanctions today, it will start a chain reaction. foreign companies will back out of deals with iran, an oil producer, oil prices will surge and iran could restart its nuclear program. but the president and his national security adviser john bolton, seem more in sync with israel's benjamin netanyahu. >> iran lied. >> repor

hoda is not here this morning. i get to do the morning boost.g tour high above oregon's beautiful view. the pilot had bigger plans in mind when he took off from the airport with his girlfriend by side. a few minutes into the journey, gave copilot some special instructions. >> see there's an orange wind sock right there like right next to the river. i need you to take a really good look at that for me. >> babe. oh, my god. yes. >> i love you. i love you with all my heart. let me land this airplane. >> there you go. you see it there. moments later the pilot landed the plane on the beach. took his goifl to the same spot where the message was written in the sand and got down on one knee and proposed again in a more traditional manner. i think she said yes. >> man, that's top that. >> my goodness. >> coming up in or series honoring the military today, remarkable way one mom is explaining the wounds of war to their kids. she now has they amazing story. >>> what's memorial day without good food. celebri celebrity chef is here to help you make the best

hoda. >> thank you, mr. roker. she's tweeting up a storm overnight as we hear from tom arnold on his growing concerned for his ex-wife. >> and an exclusive interview with the woman who took on bill cosby and won. today for the first time, she tells the story of the night she says he drugged and assaulted her, but first, this is "today" on nbc. only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> still >>> still ahead, a new twist in that violent arrest caught on tape on the jersey shore. >> coming up, jeff rossen telling us why flooded cars are flooding the market. hike. but like a real hike. with deer and stuff. at a-a-r-p, we're all about hikes, bikes... swims... and... whatever this is... because we're here to help you become your healthiest self. it's why we offer health tips for your body... ...and your brain. yeah, your brain! today is your day

. ♪ >>> from nbc ""today"" with savannah guth and hoda live from studenton 1a in rockefeller plaza. >good morning, everybody. we want to get to the news of maryland. >> a young theticia killing de of Últi inyland hay baltimore un co search por el continueskcri suspects. mientras nbc's se pete williams has latest. >> reporter: hoda, baltimore county police say they hap.n suspect in face murder charges today, a the search goes on for thr others, all said to be all involved buonos dÍas, h death though pechoso authoria yet certain how she died. this morning the >> we are at least one possibly armed suspect. >> reporter: county midday monday in the duty. >> people in the vehicle had broken how our officer lost her life. one of the suspects speeding house, and i kind of didn't i turned around and came as soon as i saw the officer laying in the roadway, she was not moving. would normally be dismissed. the schools will be open with additional police presence on hand. while officers searched for the suspects, they mourn the first woman on the baltimore county police department to die in the li

we have hoda. >> and i came on a good day.n in the news. right to it at 8:00. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein facing charges in the sex investigation that crashed his empire and launched the me-too movement. craig melvin has the latest from downtown. good morning. >> reporter: a short time ago harv harvey weinstein left this courthouse and his attorney indicating that he would seek to toss out the charges immediately. once again also insisting that his client has done nothing wrong. weinstein could not leave the state of new york or connecticut. a judge issued a $10 billion bond, putting up $1 million in cash and wearing an ankle bracelet. he surrendered his passport as well. he's facing a number of charges. the most serious of which is the charge of rape. that rape charge coming from a woman that is not yet known. and likely a woman whose identity we about l not know because the judge indicated a short time ago that he plans to protect his -- protect her identity. meanwhile, harvey weinstein accused by 95 women, many o

. >>> "today" show hoda kotb will be live from windsor as "today" kicks off its coverage of the royal wedding. you can catch live coverage as it happens saturday starting at 1:30 in the morning right here on nbc bay area. >> i have royal tea, tea tin from the past one, kat relationship and william. >> p -- katherine and william. >> sipping your tea and coffee. a nice one today, starts out with cool weather. we go to campbell for temperature trend. pat 10:00, 56 degrees, a few clouds here and there. it all clears out through the day. normally up to 74 degrees but we'll stay just below that for today. checking out our school day forecast for livermore in the tri-valley, up to 54 degrees and clearing out once again as we head up to 68 at 1:00 today. we'll talk about what's ahead with our temperature trend in fremont. mike takes us to oakland. >> we have a concern, kari, as we get close to school hours folks traveling through the area. no problems for the tri-valley, dublin exchange and slowing through hayward easing off in castro valley for northbound 238. either off the freeway, looking

we go over to hoda. >> hi, i )m ...> good morning. 8:26. well, bart into downtown san jose now faces a new legal threat. the group that owns the center filed a new lawsuit. the team is worried about events being disrupted by construction of underground bart tunnels. they're worried about fans losing parking access when bart's new duerden station is built. the one doing the heavy lifting on both, bta so far is not commenting. bart's expansion into downtown san jose is still at least a few years away. speaking of that commute, mike, you're looking at traffic right now. >> excited, marcus, like you said, at least a few years away. the south bay shows a little slowing. the crash looks like it's cleared from lanes just in the last few minutes. pretty mild all over the bay. this of course is friday. slowing here again, west highway 4, disabled vehicle around willow pass causing a little extra slowing. not a major issue. across the county, east bay, alameda county, all looking great right now. we're showing slowing for 880. ty

with savannah and hoda. the brits say they're expecting close to 200 people. we checked there's about a dozen tickets remaining. >> i swore i wasn't going to get sucked into this royal wedding. and forget it, i'm all in. i'm just going to go straight from the newscast. get off here at 12:30. i'm watching it. >> okay, i'm in. >> the wedding is going to be similar here to there. 70s, partly sunny. morning, temperature of 48. afternoon high of 70 degrees. >> giving us a windsor forecast. >> it's going to feel like the pay area this weekend. you can kind of get into it so to speak. a slight chance for drizzle this morning. and eastbound we start at 54. i'm watching some changes as we head throughout thursday's forecast. warmer air moving into the south. looks like cooler area of low pressure out of the way. and that will have temperatures going up about 2 to 5 degrees. you see across the south bay tomorrow. it's going to be good enough to bring us back into the 70s and closer to our averages. this will bring it to 73 in morgan hills, 70 in san jose and closer to t

. >> the "today" show will start broadcasting from london tomorrow but this morning, hoda and savannah are celebrating the royal wedding with a big event in the plaza at 30 rock in the big apple. >> in san francisco flower company will be the star, farm girl flowers has a team in new york city working on a very large flower arrangement. farm girl flower ceo spoke to us last night as they were getting ready to start work on that arrangement. >> it's been amazing we've been able to be really creative and coming up with something that is fit for a princess. basically about 30 foot, about 300 square foot floral wall using a vintage gate that looks very palace like. so we're really excited and think it's going to come together and look really amazing. >> we can watch it this morning. "today" show starts at 7:00 and also today farm girl flowers hoping to cash in on it. interest duszi introducing a brand-new bouquet called once upon a time. >> i could see that going down the aisle somewhere. >> it's pretty. >> i love flowers. i'll get some for you later. >> coming up here on "today in the bay

with hoda kotb leading our coverage, and are we deciding to stay up? >> maybe, yeah. >> i'm just recording that six-hour block. >> we'll see how long it lasts. >> thanks for joining us, lester holt is next. >> bye. >>> tonight, explosive new eruption, hawaii's kilauea volcano blows its top shooting ash 30,000 feet into the sky. >> you can't compare it to anything. >> tonight, the danger far from over. >>> deadly highway horror, a school bus of fifth graders cleareding with a dump truck. the front sheered off at least two fatalities. >> a lot of people were screaming. and they were like hanging from their seat belts. >> the latest on the victims. >>> is the summit on or off? president trump warns north korea's kim jong-un to cut a deal or face total dissemination. >>> the tsa watch list revealed. why the agency is keeping it. w

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. >> you're like hoda and kathie now. >> i am going to your party. i'm going to be tailgating right behind you had. >> you're totally ready to be part of the wedding. >> we'll be with jessica saturday morning. >> you think they make a backup cake in case something happens? >> you never know. >>> all right. our weather back here at home, looking pretty good as we head into your friday forecast. end of the work week for a lot of us. as we look at our marine layer and fog, it's beginning to be that time of the year where every single morning we have the low clouds building back in. tomorrow we're going to see that. you can already see right now where the clouds are. north bay, peninsula, east bay and a little bit of action towards the south bay. expect temperatures in the 50s, a mix of sun and also the low overcast and 57 here in the peninsula. south bay at 55. best chance of course of the thickest cloud cover to start will be right here in san francisco and 53. where do we go as we head through tomorrow's forecast? we've seen a new change just about ev

hoda is on assignment, so i get to do t boosts this morning.ere there was a surprise for llie by her dad who came back to see h graduation. he says he has been away for seven years of leslie's life on and off and wants to do everything he can to be here on her big day and thetiblings. >> w a beautiful moment. >>> just ahead, savannah visits the floor of the new york stock exchange with f itsirst ever female president. she's got a message for young girls e arywhere. >> then a remarkable memorial day story, quadruplets going above and beyond for the country they love, but first these messages. >> vo: these neighbors are starting right. miracle-gro guarantees results with rich potting mix and essential plant food for three times the blooms. success is sweet. miracle-gro. three times the beauty. one powerful guarantee. non-drowsy children's claritin allergy relief. the #1 pediatrician recommended non-drowsy brand. because to a kid a grassy hill is irresistible. children's claritin. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. ask sherwin-williams duri

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richard hodas and at the far end somebody you know pretty well who had his 439th hearing or something like that, dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease. i want to say to all of you chairman blunt, ranking member murray and the friends of nih that are here today, thank you. you have gone above and beyond in your support of nih research and the parents for whom it brings healing and hope and on behalf of them immigrateful for your consistent support and the words you've just specken, it gives me a great sense of confidence we're on a good and stronl path towards the future. i spend a lot of time with early stage researchers, wherever i go i set aside time to hear directly from them about their dreams, their ideas and, yes, their concerns. i know you too have met many of them, both in your home districts and sometimes in your much-appreciated visits to nih. as we move forward with implementing the fiscal year 2018 budget and you begin considering the fy-'19 requests, it's a good time to think about those eathe "early show"lyearly. i believ

savannah and hoda will be there in english as well, across the pond. >> the big wedding is at 1:30 in the morning on saturday. >> we'll be here. or asleep. >> probably asleep. we'll be right back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> kari joins us with a look at cooler forecast. >> very nice this week. clouds to start but then clearing out. we'll be up to 72 inland today and the winds will pick up tomorrow. we could have gusts up to 30 miles per hour and more clouds on wednesday. and look at the temperatures throughout the rest of the week into the weekend. looks really nice and comfortable. san francisco and also for the coast, upper 50s and low 60s for the rest

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now, on the "today" show this morning, hoda kotb and savannah guthrie talk with a farmer on the volcano itself. he had to leave his farm along with 30 workers and didperspect moving disaster but after all mother nature is in charge. >> so true there, kris, thank you. 6:04. also developing, a north bay community reeling after a deadly shooting and standoff and evacuation. we covered this as breaking news yesterday afternoon. this is happening in mill valley. two people are dead and another person is in critical condition this morning. "today in the bay" pete suratos is live at the scene. do we know anything about a possible motive here? >> yeah, good morning to you, marcus, not at this point. at least what we're hearing from marin county sheriffs, they just sent out a tweet and plan to send a press release later. as you can see behind me here, mill valley, the scene is all clear but it was a much different scene several hours ago. let's show viewers that video. you can see s.w.a.t. team members entering this area following that deadly shooting. now investigators say the 80-year-old gunma

savannah guthrie and hoda kotb break down the last minute details.ind out the ways they are paying tribute to princess diana at the wedding. >>> 5:36, there were fears a new homeless shelter in walnut creek would create problems but police tell us that shelter that opened in april, they've only had one complaint since then. the trinity center opened at south california boulevard next to alma park. so far the only call police received was for homeless person sleeping late at night at the park. some people still have concerns. >> i still love it here. just have some concerns now. it's it doesn't feel as safe as it used to feel. i'm uncomfortable walking down the sidewalk down there. >> they need a place like that so i'm willing to put up with. >> in all honesty, i don't know how well things would be in trinity did not exist. because it's a safe place for just about anybody who comes in and place of raest and peace. if i didn't have that, i don't think i would be in the condition to keep going. >> you also heard from supporters of the center including t

coming up at 7:00, savannah guthrie and hoda kotb are breaking down all of this for us and last minute details. you are can find out the poignant ways harry and meghan are paying their tributes to princess diana at the wedding. >> that will be nice to see. >> at 6:37 this morning. new, you might be waking up to the smell of burned tires and chemicals, crews are at the scene of an early morning fire on the peninsula. >> kris sanchez is live at the scene in san mateo. explain what's going on here. >> reporter: we can tell you it's not going to be a work day here at the o'reilly auto park store in san mateo. there was fire that started just after 2:00 this morning. firefighters are now wrapping things up. they are starting to decontaminate and head back to the fire houses but this is what they saw when they arrived on scene just four minutes after that initial 911 call. there was a lot of heavy smoke and big flames billowing from the back of the building and the concern here is that because this is an auto parts store, there's a lot of flammable material inside. aerosoles and chemicals an

and the russians promising dirt on hoda kotb. giuliani argued that there's nothing wrong with taking opposition research even from russia. here's giuliani. let's listen. >> when i ran against them, they were looking for dirt on me every day. i mean, that's what you do. maybe you shouldn't but do you it. nothing illegal about that. and even if it comes from a russian or a german or an american, it doesn't matter. and they never used it is the main thing. never used it. they rejected it. if there was collusion with the russians, they would have used it. >> kimberly, none of us are lawyers here i don't think. >> i am a lawyer. he said about four different things that were wrong. >> the first one i heard was you can take stuff from foreign governments. you're not allowed to make a campaign contribution from floer country. >> to help you in an election. that's wrong point number one saying that we took it but didn't use it is also not a defense to any sort of crime. nothing that he is saying is legally correct. >> i think he made an a

and then hoda and kathie lee were celebrating their anniversary. and i sang "through the years" and i went out to go see them and i saw you again and you go -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: "how's it going, dude? you thinking of any new characters?" [ laughter ] >> but after the first -- the first time was great. because i was -- you did my show, and i was so grateful and we came and visited, you did rehearsal, and you were kenny rogers. the second time i was like, "wait, is this his default look?" [ laughter ] like he's usually in kenny rogers. and then this is his costume right here. >> jimmy: i have a photo. this is a photo of us. and you can tell that you're a a little confused. [ laughter ] i think it's so weird. that, i don't think anyone could understand that it's a a real story. >> so what happened was jimmy was nice enough to do my sunday show. and they said, come visit the show, he'd love to talk to you on the show. so he showed up, didn't tell me what you were doing. >> jimmy: no. >> and the door opens out in the hallway. >> jimmy: miley was

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