hey, hoda. >> good morning. there are growing signs now that the justice department is moving toward a possible indictment over the former president's handling of classified documents. this as the special counsel investigating the january 6th attack and trump's efforts to stay in office has now subpoenaed a key witness nbc's senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett is here with us once again. good morning to you. we know now thanks to your reporting that the president's lawyers were informed that he is a target in the classified documents investigation. what does that mean for the president? what does that mean for the investigation? >> i know there's a lot of terminology flying around, target, witness. the basic idea is that the lawyers have been informed that he's a target. it means that they believe that he has been suspected of committing a crime does it mean that he is absolutely going to get indicted no but it means he is facing significant legal exposure and it's again another data point that suggests th

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hoda >> all right, miguel almaguer for us there in texas. thanks >> let's check in on what's ahead. nbc meteorologist bill karins in for al it's an on going storm threat this morning >> my thoughts and prayers to the people over in matador, texas. i saw pictures of the bark ripped off of trees and when that happens, we know it's a strong tornado so for today, we still have a severe weather threat. anyone from denver to colorado springs, it was a miserable spring, rained every single day, and it will be like that once again. severe storms are possible, maybe some large hail and damaging winds the heat isn't going anywhere, either it's shifted a little bit to the south, but still brutally hot from del rio to corpus christi humid along the gulf coast more of a dry heat towards del rio and areas of west texas. but these temperatures today, i mean, we're going to break records again in del rio, it's a big deal to break a record high. they're going to break their record high for their first day in a row today unfortunately, it looks like it's goin

hoda >> ryan nobles for us there at the capitol. thank you. >>> major cities up and down the east coast being impacted by dangerous wildfires that are raging in canada that smoke now drifting thousands of miles and impacting air quality here in the northeast and in the mid-atlantic nbc's chief environmental affairs correspondent, anne thompson out on our plaza this morning with the story hi, anne, good morning >> reporter: good morning, savannah and hoda. what happens in canada is not staying in candidate -- in canada those wildfires are affecting our air here in the lower 48, because of what officials call an unprecedented situation in nova scotia. across our northern border, a string of massive canadian wildfires rage on in nova scotia and show no signs of slowing down >> it's really been heartbreaking news definitely a lot of helplessness >> reporter: as concerns over potentially dangerous air quality in the northeast as a result of the blazes grow. this satellite imagery showing the drifting smoke >> we don't have any evidence t

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plop. >> the excitement, hoda, did not end there.'s talk about what rickie fowler just pulled off in los angeles country club, shooting an opening round of 62 this would be a u.s. open record he wasn't the only one either. xander schauffele matching that number shooting a 62. fowler and schauffele leading the pack at 8 under. of course, you can catch round two action starting this morning on peacock and then later today on usa and tonight right here on nbc. i caught some of the action yesterday. there had been some talk that the course was going to be very difficult for the golfers. >> but it doesn't seem to be. >> yesterday it didn't seem to be that difficult. >> i'm already looking at your father's day weekend is it filled with golf >> yes, it is. >> me not so much. >> of course not. >> we're looking at afternoon storms here as we have been talking severe storms down through the gulf heavy rain back through the plains and the front range fire risk through the west sunshine out west withth temperaturures warmingng up a bn ththe paci

sam, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning.r those like yourself who are accustom to summers here in louisiana, this is even by those standards exceptional. most of southeast louisiana is under an excessive heat warning today from baton rouge to where i am to new orleans, warning its residents it could feel like it's 120 degrees today. right now this could actually get worse over the course of the week as storms and scorching heat right now are touching and smothering large portions of the country. this morning a stretch of destructive storms slamming the east coast from the carolinas to the northeast. >> holy [ bleep ]! branchs are falling off the trees right now. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, heavy rain prompting flash flood alerts. while hail reaching over an inch in diameter rattling towns, including this neighborhood in virginia. down south, the problem is the sweltering heat, the dangerous heat dome across the region. excessive heat alerts are impacting 49 million people across 13 states. and at the center of the dome, te

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >>> good morning welcome in it's a tuesday morning savannah will join us from paris tomorrow a great way to start a tuesday in the heart of midtown manhattan, how about some ed sheeran. he packed the house. i'm always amazed we're in midtown manhattan and there's a full on concert. >> ed sheeran is going to join us, not for one or two songs, but all morning. >>> first, we start with breaking news out of ukraine its military accusing russia of blowing up a major dam and hydro electric power station these satellite images appear to show the destruction. >> thousands of people living down river they've all been ordered to evacuate the implications are massive, including a threat to a nearby nuclear plant. molly hunter is on the ground in ukraine. what breaking details do you have >> reporter: tens of thousands of people we're told are in that direct dangerous flood zone. ukrainian fishes say they've managed to evacuate about 1,000 people the water is rising six inches p

once again, hoda cobb. >> just 27 days after being shot in the head erica was released from rehab and was nothing short of a miracle. >> that is beautiful. that is beautiful. >> to see the looks on those faces and know that she had survived was a pretty powerful moment. >> erica laughed, cried and acted like a two year old. reporter jesse holiday was amazed by her progress but also concerned about long term brain damage. >> i didn't feel at that point i could say for sure if she was going to be okay. >> but even getting this far beat the odds. erica was going home. >> just great to have her there, get her home from the hospital. >> it was a home she already knew. grandparents judith and herald harbor were waving good five to their carefree golden years, they were full-time parents again. >> i agreed from the first day that i would take care of her not to knowing what kind of shape you she is going to be in, not knowing what medal state you would be in. >> erica's father had never been a big part of her life, so court granted judith and harold full custody of erica and her baby sister.

>> i'm going to tell you hoda and jenna declared this the easy, breezy summer. that was it. off my sports bra after hot yoga that's all i'm doing. >> i can't get that out of my head. >> you're fine it's fine. this is a spring roll salad, so instead of -- instead of having to roll it all up in rice papers, that's hard. i'm not doing hard we will mix it together and eat it as a salad. let's start with that. we have a little bit of maple syrup. >> sure. >> we have sesame oil. it's all of the asian wonderful flavors. >> delicious >> we have cirrache, peanut butter, garlic, and we just process this i already had carrots in there, so it's healthy, too you will get some carrots. >> right, a little protein. >> yeah. and then we will blend this until it gets smooth we need our soy, and we are good what we are going to do is put this in. we want to blend it until it's super smooth okay then we will get over here to all of our vegetables. we want to shred our cabbage thinly i want to show you a trick this is life changing. you probably know. watch. you don't have to go like this look a

hoda and savannah? >> peter alexander for us there in d.c thank you. >> nbc news has learned the man arrested many that choke hold death on a new york city subway nearly six weeks ago has been indicted by a grand jury that's according to multiple sources familiar with the case nbc's stephanie gosk is covering the story for us >> daniel penny was charged with second-degree manslaughter last month and now the manhattan d.a.'s office appears to have a grand jury's approval to move forward with a trial, in a case that has drawn national attention. a manhattan grand jury has indicted daniel penny, the marine veteran who choked a homeless man to death on a new york city subway, according to two sources familiar with the matter the 24-year-old is facing a charge of second-degree manslaughter in videos released sunday by his legal team, penny says he was defending himself and others on a subway last month when he put 30-year-old jordan neely in a choke hold, because he says he was acting aggressively. neely had

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, and welcome to "today" on a friday morning. so glad you're with us so glad it's friday. i got a big-time rush feeling. >> i see it washing over you so do these guys they've been waiting since early in the morning some overnight to watch big time rush perform they were last here i think in 2010 they haven't had new music in about eight years. so they're ready >> we're ready to debut it we'll have fun with that >>> first we'll get to the news and the senate passing that debt limit deal overnight roughly 24 hours after it was approved by the house. now it goes to the president's desk with just days to spare ahead of monday's drop-dead deadline we've got a live report ahead. >>> we'll start with the extreme weather as we head into the weekend. in texas several issues of rain fell in a few hours causing flash flooding that trapped drivers. >>> there is only day two of the hurricane season, and a storm has already formed in the gul

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. good to see you. welcome to "today. it is tuesday morning. i can hear them in denver all the way from here, right >> i always think about the nba finals that go on for months and months the denver nuggets emerge the winners. >> we will start with donald trump. he's about to become the first former president to be arraigned on federal charges. >> he will appear at this courthouse in miami facing a federal judge at 3:00 eastern. he will likely enter the courthouse through an underground tunnel. he will be processed by federal marshals and the fbi >> the former president is expected to be fingerprinted, possibly photographed. handcuffs unlikely before he's expected to plead not guilty. >> from there, trump is set to travel to new jersey. he will deliver remarks at 8:15 tonight. >> as to the latest on the charges, what happens next and what all this means for the 2024 election we do have complete coverage garrett haake is at the c

he's melting >> hoda and i like it in here. freezing! >> our teeth have been chattering this is the first moment in our careers where we have been able to be the choosers. >> all i will say about the studio temperature is there are -- we've got like 25 people who work in the studio. >> craig is shvitzing like a madman. >> go hire more women! yeah >> it should just be about us and the temperature. >> this is about architecture. they need to create a different way. you want to live in an igloo, live in an igloo. >> we can't. we live among people. >> can we show the control room? there they are look at that beautiful sweater. >> that's the "popstart" crew. they have to keep it cold, keep it sharp. >> oh, edith, cute. >> i know erika has long sleeves on. >> oh, staged. >> ask siri. ask siri >> siri, are you cold? >> 72, 73. >> thank you that is what we are here 70 to 72. >> i'd love a thermostat reading on the studio. >> okay, let's do it if we have a thermometer. >> we might. >> jenna, thank you. >> by the way, this monitor is abo

coming up on hoda and jenna, coming up on hoda and jenna, anthony anderson will swing by. >> uh-huh. rapper, the mega star will super charge your day. it's the citi concert series tomorrow on "today." >>> good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. a live look at sfo this morning where flights are back on schedule. this is after power outages last night led to some delays and cancellations. the outages started around 8:30. close to two hours lasting and it had a big ripple effect. some of those arrivals, they were actually instead diverted to san jose. some outstanding flights were canceled all together and some planes that did land at sfo actually ended up being stuck on the tarmac without a gate to unload those passengers. sfo has not yet said what caused the outage. we spoke with frustrated passengers still trying to get a better sense of what led >>> san francisco parents are standing up against the city's proposal to cut child care funding. the rally hoping to send a message to the mayor. >> plus, b.a.r.t. is working to save weekend service. the looming deadline as t

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and a good monday morning to you. welcome to "today." thanks for joining us and starting your week with us. we're happy to have kristen welker in with savannah and hoda both off on this juneteenth holiday. i know your husband caught some of the drama last night. >> it was a great father's day gift. i hope you had a great father's day watching this incredible golf tournament, this surprise victory by wyndham clark. >> holding off rory mcilroy for his first major championship. by the way, this is wyndham clark's -- just his second pga tour victory and both of them have come in just the last six weeks. he's got a remarkable back story, so -- >> talk about an underdog. >> yes. >> yeah. >> we'll get into that in a few moments. we're tracking more severe storms today after a weekend of extreme weather. >> that's right. at least 14 tornadoes tore through a wide swath of the country, blamed for at least five deaths and extreme heat is once again a majo

good morning, janis. >> reporter: good morning, hoda.is the second close call between militaries in a week, this time in the taiwan strait bought it boiled over into singapore where the chiefs were at the same military conference and they accused each other's militaries of provocation. a close encounter, the defense department releasing this video that it says shows a chinese warship almost running into an american warship on saturday, coming within 150 yard of it, forcing the ship to slow down the navy ship had been conducting a joint military exercise with a canadian frigate between taiwan and mainland china. defense secretary lloyd austin calling on china's leaders to, quote, rein in that kind of contact. >> accidents could happen that could cause things to spiral out of control >> reporter: chinese palestinian industry blaming american provocations by being in the area telling the u.s. to, quote, mind your own business, and take good care of your own people, navy vessels and jets all of it prompting a warning from the u.s >> we do no

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earlier this morning, hoda and savanna speaking to the commander of the rescue operation. >> to think there was a 13-year-old, who was the oldest, and a little baby who turned 1 in the jungle. you dropped food and had a loud speaker with their grandmother's voice asking them to stay where they were, not to keep walking around. did that help you in finding them? >> the food, for instance, we are not sure in this moment if they used one of them to maintain their survival. >> we are so amazed by you and your team and above all these children. we heard that the family was so grateful to you, sir, that you were named as a godfather for the littlest one, for baby. >> that is true. and it is an honor for me to be a godfather. i feel her like my -- my girl. it is amazing. i just only have one kid, but for me, i have in this moment two. the girl and my boy. >> telemundo's reporter had been covering the story. >> they live in a small community in the middle of the jungle, so they are used to the jungle. they know what they eat. they know what to eat. they know about the warmth. they know about

hutchens' husband telling hoda last year that he believed there were unsafe practices on the set. >> gun safety was not the only problem on that set. there were a number of industry standards that were not practiced and multiple responsible parties. in the end, you know, justice won't bring halena back, but maybe the memory of her can help keep people safe >> reporter: hutchins has since dropped his lawsuit against the "rust" film makers prosecutors launched these new allegations against gutierrez reed in response it a motion by her attorneys that seeked to dismiss her involuntary manslaughter charge. her attorneys said the prosecution has so mishandled this case they are now resorting to character assassination tactics, filming on the set of rust resumed in april. 18 months after the deadly accident miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> two churches have been expelled from the southern baptist convention members voted overwhelmingly to kick congregations in kentucky and california out because they ordained women as pastors. one of the expelled churches is a mega church founded by rick warr

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.ive from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi there. good morning good to see you. it is a friday morning so glad you are here savannah is on her way home from paris. she's missing a party on the plaza, y'all niall horan, his fans have been camping out, sleeping bags on the streets. and now the time has come. >> this is a live look at 48th street folks still waiting to get into the plaza. he's going to grace us with classics and a few tunes off his new album, as well >> isn't it fun? >> yes. >> all right we will start with that breaking news overnight former president trump indicted by a federal grand jury in florida. >> it all stems from the investigation into his handling of 100 classified documents discovered last year at his mar-a-lago residence >> sources are telling nbc news that trump has been indicted on seven charges, including violation of the espionage act, conspiracy to obstruct and making false statements. >> his corps says that trump will surrender at federal courthouse

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2023 >> reporter: from nbc news, this is "today, with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" on this thursday morning to be domingo german this morning! >> he just -- >> a perfect game! >> yeah, he wrote himself into the history books there. look at that i love the celebration afterwards just incredible. this is the 24th time that's happened in major league baseball history >> we're going to have so much more on that in just a bit but we'll begin with kind of a good news/bad news situation here's the good news the july 4th holiday break is almost here, okay? here's the bad news. if you're taking a flight or expecting a loved one to fly by air, it continues to be a nightmare. >> oh, gosh, storms and staffing shortages are still causing massive delays, hard to tell everybody that some passengers have been stranded at airports for days now. here's a live look, this is the airport in boston this hour. >> meantime, the air itself, it is not so great, either. somewhere behind that smoke is actually pittsburgh. it's one of ma

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finals today, friday, june 23rd, 2023 >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> well, welcome back to "today." it's friday. happy friday savannah has the morning off i kind of need to see that homer again. it was in the 11th inning. lsu down the announcer keeps saying, did he get it, did he get it he got it. >> by the way, congratulations to that 7'2" phenom from france as well, victor wembanyama no surprise, first pick last night in the nba draft. >> we also want to begin with details on what happened with that missing sub in the atlantic. >> after locating two different debris fields near the wreck of the titanic, the coast guard says they had a catastrophic implosion. all five on board killed tom costello joins us from boston you have been following the developments all week long good morning. >> reporter: good morning. coast guard command is now pulling most of its resources out of that search zone. it will leave a few ships on site but it wants to reset for the next potentially emergency call. we know this implos

good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. in just a few hours, this splash pad will be filled with kids looking to get relief from the 100 degree temperatures we're expecting to see here in houston this week. it marks a third week of a historic heat wave battering millions across the south. this morning terrifying tornadoes and sweltering summer heat combining for a brutal one-two punch of wild weather. >> i don't think we're done climbing on temperature. >> reporter: temperatures across the south hitting triple digits. baking some hard-hit communities for the third straight week. tens of millions facing even more heat alerts in the coming days. >> this year it feels hotter than regular. >> reporter: in sweltering southwest texas, the national park service says a 14-year-old boy got sick and died while hiking. temperatures in big bend national park hit nearly 120 degrees. the boy's stepfather rushed to find help and was found dead, officials say, after his car crashed over an embankment. both deaths remain under investigation

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. >> this morning on "today" hoda kotb sits down with eva longoria about what inspired her to return to the classroom at the age of 35. her journey has led to programs encouraging latina girls to pursue science, technology and business initiatives. she says her goal was clear, to make latinas a powerful and influential force in the united states. >> i really need to figure out where i'm going to have effective, sustainable change. even if it's with one family. even if it's one person. and when i started the eva longoria foundation focussing on latinas, because i knew i wanted to help my community and the women of my community. >> you can catch the full interview this morning on the "today" show. it's coming up at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." nice to see. >> absolutely. >>> right now at 6:00, facing a judge. >> i'm surprised he didn't run me over completely. >> the man accused of going on a deadly rampage throughout the south bay is due in court in a matter of hours. many questions remain about why he was free in the first place. legal strategy experts say his attorneys a

hutchins husband matthew telling hoda last year, he believed there were unsafe practices on the set.ere were a number of industry standards that were not practiced and there's multiple responsible parties. in the end, you know, justice won't bring halyna back, but maybe the memory of her can help keep people safe. >> hutchins has since dropped his lawsuit against the "rust" film makers. prosecutors leveled these new accusations against gutierrez reid last week in response to a motion filed last month by her attorneys that seeked to dismiss her involuntary manslaughter charge. attorneys telling nbc news quote, the prosecution has so mishandled this case, and the case is so weak, they are now resorting to character assassination tactics to further taint the press and jury pool. filming on the set of "rust" resumed in april, 18 months after the deadly accident. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> coming up next, steve is at the big board. i see him there. we'll be right back. the big board. i see him there. we'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ cargurus. shop. buy. sell. online. if you have heart disea

. >> this morning on "today" hoda kotb sits down with eva longoria about what inspired her to returnue science, technology and business initiatives. she says her goal was clear, to make latinas a powerful and influential force in the united states. >> i really need to figure out where i'm going to have effective, sustainable change. even if it's with one family. even if it's one person. and when i started the eva longoria foundation focussing on latinas, because i knew i wanted to help my community and the women of my community. >> you can catch the full interview this morning on the "today" show. it's coming up at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." nice to see. >> absolutely.

here now, our hoda kotb, lester holt, and savannah guthrie. >> hi everyone, welcome to one of our favorite annual traditions. sharing the inspiring stories of extraordinary people lifting up our world. >> from a tiny prison cell to the vast frontier of space. this year's inspiration list shows us what is possible from every corner of the human experience. >> including small town america. there's one in oklahoma that was dying, but now thanks to a country legend, it's taking a whole new tune. here's craig melvin. >> reba mcentire has been thinking a lot lee recently about where she grew up. >> lots of great memories. sometimes i wonder what it would've been like if i hadn't left. >> this massive star who left to travel all over the world grew up near the small town of atoka, oklahoma. >> you grew up on a ranch about 15 miles out of town. and you would come into atoka. >> i took it was the big town where you got your dry cleaning, your groceries. you're banking >> it's also where reebok and pete it in her first rodeo where she took her little sister susie to the movies. >> we got there, we r

. >> first, here is hoda. >> coming up on "today," an important lesson everybody needs to know.students and volunteers on our plaza to learn life-saving cpr, skis you can llpi at kaiser pepermanente,, wewe care for r all thosee who o make your r family, well, yoyour family.y. that's whyhy all of us worork togetherer toto give themem the care,, and caringng, that anyny familyly would. kaiser p permanente.e. for r all that i is you. >>> 6:56 on your wednesday morning. welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at our top stories on "today in the bay." >> we want to continue to follow breaking news this morning. in the last 30 minutes police confirming one person has died in a shooting in san leandro. that victim was just 16 years old. a 17-year-old also shot and was taken to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. the shooting happened around 9:00 last night at the garden apartments near washington avenue off of 880. so far no arrests have been made. >>> new overnight, a brush fire breaks out in fremont. a viewer sent us this video on twitter. it happened on wasatch drive.

first, here is hoda. >> coming up, your guide to those summer flights, with demand surging and pricese rise, we're going to help you save some money on your next trip. >>> 6:55, and we are moving you forward this morning with the top stories, starting with that deadly crime spree in the south bay, spanning two cities. >> later today san jose police are expected to release more information about the suspect. as of now, investigators say the same suspect was involved in crimes in at least three different locations. we know investigators are looking to see if several other violent crimes are related. san jose police first were called to kooser road and dellwood way where a person was stabbed and then carjacked. police then responded to a second stabbing and another attempted carjacking about three miles away and 20 minutes later on hillsdale avenue. investigators later tracked the suspect to 16th street and santa clara street, but investigators say that is when the suspect intentionally drove into two people, killing them. the suspect then stabbed someone else near jacklin road before be

pieces of state legislation have been proposed that hrc continues to consider to be hostile to the hodaone of the phrases you wrote was a [ inaudible ] over pride. what needs to happen here? absolutely these are all interconnected. words have power. unfortunately in many cases the power of the words lead to hate and violence. >> well, one thing that's happening in these bills in particular is that they've put care for trans kids at the tip of the spear as a way of making an opening, right. so they have a lot of help when they make that opening, even across the political spectrum. there are feminists who believe there is a problem with true, fullluon of particularly trans women as women, liberals, including gay men, who think that that is a line for them, this idea of women it's transwomen participating in women with women who were born as women, or young people receiving gender affirming care. but what i say is that they take the extremes and complicate issues to be sure, things that need to be worked through and thought through in a thoughtful way, and say we will use that as a way of

first, here is hoda. >> coming up on "today," one of our favorite yearly traditions, al, will, craig all get together >>> 6:57 this morning. welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay." >> first, we continue to follow breaking news. firefighters are on the scene of a two-alarm house fire in san jose. we have a live look near the scene. it's happening on graystone lane in the almaden neighborhood. you can see the smoke there. the fire started just after 3:00 this morning. this is what it looked like. police say roads remain closed in that area because there are downed power lines. we sent you a breaking news push alert on our free nbc bay area news app this morning. you can download it to get an update sent straight to your phone. >>> also in san jose, authorities are saying very little so far about a person now in custody in connection with the fire there that destroyed a public storage facility. it started wednesday night on blossom hill. firefighters only got it under control early yesterday morning. arson investigators are bein

. >> first, here is hoda. >> coming up on "today," an exclusive live interview with stacey chapin.w the family is coping and what they're going to honor >>> 6:57. here are the top stories we're following for you on "today in the bay." >> first, a motorcycle driver is dead following a crash in contra costa county. it happened at 9:00 last night in clayton on marsh creek road. chp closing marsh creek road in both directions for more than two hours while they investigated. that road is back open this morning. there's still no word on what caused that crash. >>> to a live look at a safeway store in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. today marks one year since the murder of a safeway employee who was shot after confronting a suspected shoplifter. you see the family and friends of manuel huizar cornejo, who was just 24 hours old when he was shot and killed. tuakalau, then just 18, will be tried for huizar's murder. the next court date is july 28th. the family is pushing for legislation that would require retail businesses to provide security. >>> today marking the start of fire season

let's get ready to dance into the weekend on "today," juneh, >> can savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from rockefeller center 30th >> if you are not excited for the holiday weekend, we are so excited. it's friday. we had to come out because we have not seen a crowd like this in a really long time. >> yeah, this is definitely roo rivaling our harry styles crowd, and people are out here all night long, and for good reason. they want to see karolg. >> and guess what, karol g is coming. we have a packed plaza, and the nation's airports and roads are packed too roughly 40 million americans driving to their fourth of july destinations good news for them gas prices are down 70 cents from last year >> and at the airports more than 40 million americans are flying and we have talked about the horrible delays, but what they are calling a misery map looks to be in decent shape. >> maybe they should rename it. and several areas are expecting record highs today, but the big story is air quality with more than 110 million people under alerts because of that wildfire smoke from canada. things are hit so h

early this morning hoda and savannah speaking to the commander of the operation. >> to think there wasaker with their grandmother's voice asking them to stay where they were, not to keep walking around, did that help you in finding them. >> we are not sure in this moment if they used the food to maintain and survive. >> we are so amazed by you and your team and above all these children. we heard that the family was so grateful to you, sir, that you were named as a godfather for the baby. >> that is true. that is an honor for me to be a good father. i feel it is amazing. i only have one kid, but for me i have in this moment two, the girl and my boy. >> telemundo has been covering the story. >> they live in a small community in the middle of the jungle, so they are used to the jungle. they know what to eat. they know about the jungle. >> there was edible flower found in the wreckage and there was fruit half eaten along with a baby bottle left behind, all clues to the young survivors. their grateful father telling reporters we believe in the jungle, calling their rescue a miracle of god.